The New York Herald Newspaper, September 29, 1876, Page 9

5 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL ——_—- -—_- The Stock Market Irregular— Speculation Feverish, GOLD 109 7-8 A 110. The Money Market Firmer at 2 and 2 1-2 Per Cent—Government and Railway Bouds Steady. —_-—- Watt Strzsr, Tnorsvay, Sept. 28—6 r. M. Tt Reading bas met with such « precipitate tem- ple while in the bands of oa Soewty of Friends, query what would have been its fate bad it “been left to the tender mercies of its gmemies——ihe Twenty-third street party, for in- Stance? Not that its destiny is settled as yet, for Philadelphia brokers have shut up shop to-day and are airing their patriotism as the Centennial, while the stock ts lef ina purgatory of suspense until to-mor- fow. Street quotations, however, name 58 as the nominal price, which gives a clean drop of thirty points for the last twenty-four bours, and in quickness of descent beats out of sight the decline of our own @ore sluggish coal carriera, Theso la:ter, rick enough at all times without tho ur- expected pill trom Phiiadelphia, were made to swallow an additional bolus to-day in tho shape of a probably well founded report that the directors of the Delaware and Lackawanna Company will to-morrow vote to ‘pass’? the usual quarterly dividend, If there be foundation forthe statement that the concern is run- ning behindhand at the rato of $100,000 per month the step is a wise one, though stockholders will not be apt to look upon it in that light. It is only the fret Step that costs, and this having been already taken holders of the security argue that a resumption of dividends will now be more difficult than ever, There was apother improvement in prices at the Delaware and Hudson sale of 100,000 tons of ceal to- flay, which brought figures almost up to schedulo fates; but there was no responso in the quotation of the stock, Delaware and Lackawanna selling down rom 7434 to 7244, and New Jersey Central oscillating between 25% and 26%. A curious story 1s told of Reading, which is dificult to digest without recourse to u saltcellar, 10 the effect that the company itself has been the buyer of the large amount of seller 60 stock at 88, and that the reason thereof lay in the necessity of supportiwwg the tredit of the road up to such time as certain accept ances of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company, indorsed by the Philadelphia and Reading Raliroad, should mature and be renewed. The story is of the streot streety, but if true, furnishes method to the apparent madness of the McCalmot-Borie com- “bination. Whilo the old bull party were carefully dry nursing Lake Shore (and it is curious to note, in parenthesis, how many stocks are literally brought up on the bottle) the malignants of the ‘‘corner’’ were playing Herod with the innocents of the West, St. Paul and the Northwester swo per cent decline on each class of stock, though late im the day tho second recovered the greater part of the loss, while the first closed only fractionally better. Tho falling off in the receipts and the belief that the stockjobbing directors have sold out and bave shipped over to the short side invite attack and encourage the attention of the bears, The market, thus divided against itself, proves rather a quandary to the street, which bas been expecting the dovelop- ment of a campaign to-day, either up or down, as the result of the pow-wow held at the Gilsey House last evening. All the braves and bucks of the contending factions were said to have been present, and it was rumored bat the hatchet was buried, the pipe of peace smoked and a puil-together arraugement settled upon that was to be pregnant with great resulta. So far thore arc no signs of fecundity, and instead ofa “pull togother,” the day’s business has shown a ', all devil, pull tailor” order of things anything tut Ngniticant of « love feast. Dealings in other stocks were lmited and [ree from ‘xcltement, and will probably remain sv until their turn comes for the artilicial manipulation which makes the market. ‘The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag- Bregated 143,100 shares. New York Central and liud- son, 3,206; Erie, 1,100; Lake Shore, 28,638; Northwest- ern, 13,600; do, preferred, 15,200; Rock Island, 2,765; Paciic Mail, 1,950; St Paul, 7,000; do. preferred, 28,160; Obios, 1,100; Western Union, 3,800; Wabash, 1,200; Union Pacific, 100; ©. ,C. and I. C., 100; Pan- ama, 100; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 42,750; New Jersey Central, 14,500; Michigan Central, 3,900; Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, 2,113. OPENING, LGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following tavic shows the opening, bighest and lowest prices of the day :— New York Central Harlem Erie..... Lake Shore. Opening. Highest. Lowest, ~ 97% Thy Me “13215 Northwestern preierre Rock Island....... Milwaukee aud St Paul... 28 MAL and St Paul preterred... 597, 68% Ohio and M 12 1% New Jerecy Centr: 20% 253 Del, Lack. aud W Tay T2'4 wo OL ou w 50% qo 23 23\¢ 22% +128 128 128 CLOMIXG FRICES—8 P. m Pacific Ma... 24, Mil € StF pt.. 58% ¢ Union y GCC a1 36 AWA ruc Ter. 1 % eCare, (webaiiver.... 13 Del, L & We... 7259 Culeksilver pf. 17 wrie uy Barba Min. 4 Han & 8Jo... 12 ar pe. 3s Adums kx, 106 merican Ex.. Sid, Us baprese, | ot elle-Fargokx — Chi & Alton... 97 & Pitta. 80s HaNW. | Baty EN W pf. 595, Chia KI... Ria riFaul 28% ADVANCE AND DECLINE, The following are the cuanges in closing prices com- vared with with those of yesterday :—- Apvaxor.—Now York Ceutral, \; C.,C, and LC, 4; 0C.,C., C. and L, 1; Consolidation Coal, +; Harlem, 13; Lake Shore, 14; Michigan Contru!, +; Morris and Essex, 4; New Jereey Central, 1; Nosthwestern com- mon, 1%; do. preferred, 14; Ohio aud Mississippi, %; Pacific Mail, 4; Rock Isiund. ig ; Telegraph, 4 ; gold, ',. Decrixk.—Weills-Fargo Express, 1; Amer Wabash, 4; St. Paul common, %; do. preferr Panama, i; New York and New Haven, 1, Delaware and Hudson, 1; Delaware and Lackawanna, 2's. THE MONEY MARKET. Money closed at 2a2%; per cent on call. Tho fol- sowing are the rates of exchange on New York at the andermentioned cities to-day :—Savannah, \ discount; Cincinnati, easter, 50 discount; Charleston, easy, >; discount, % premium; Now Orioans, commercial, par, 1-16 discount; bank, premium; St Louisa, 3 dis. @ount, and Chicago, 75 discount. Sterling exchange was dull. Prime asking rates, 1,83 and 4.8455; selling rates, 4.82a4.52%4 and 4.83; rerehmarks, 04 0 0434 and 947; 295; cables, 955,; prime Paris, 5.21 and 6.18%. TUR GOLD MARKET. Gola opened at 1097; and closed at 110, most of the fay’s transactions having been at the Ligher figure, During the greater portion of the day the borrowing tates ranged {rom 1} to 4 per cent, but at tho close tome loans were made flat, OPERATIONS OF THR GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balance: Currency balances..... Md dupe Lake Shore. 4 4 Union Pacific. CL 6235 ‘TAR UNITED STATES TREASURY. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $37,000 gold a0 account of wterost, The Sub-Treasury released $15,600 silver coin to-day. Advices irom Washingiva State that $145,600 six per cents of 1881, $40,600 new fives, $10,000 five-twenties, $85,500 ten- forties and $80,000 Pacifics, held to se ture bank circulation, were withdrawn from the Treasury to-day and 4}, per cents substituted Reve- Bue receivis to-day, $400,000 Crstoms receipts, last evento, specialties wero roughly treated and suffered camage to the extent of a $6000 M3 Pconsf. 87 100 she D & H Can. 0 go... ‘ 400 do. - Ww do : 7 do. at MER. 63 80 Went Un Tel. 100 MI & St P RR bS 200 aa. 100 do, yi 200 Mieh Ci 500 do 1.0 Vue at 11) Mila st PRR ph. 100 100 do . 50 a? 40 100 UN YC Ww de 12) 1) de 19 do =O 000 Northweetera i 50) 20 oo Pan) $25.00 I'S 6's,6'8Ibee 118% $10000 U8 8 19) $500,000, Bank notes receivea for redemption, | a00 $1,000, 000. THE FORKIGN MARKET. The London advices report a decrease of £190,000 in the specio of the Bank of England during the past week. The proportion of bank reserve to liabilities 16 now 62% per cent, aguimst 63:% Inst week. The bank rate of discount remains unchanged, the same being still 2 per cent, Consols are a shade weaker, a United States bonds and Erle remain steady at quotations, The specio in the Bank of France increased 3,854,000t, during the week. This is ticket day, and to-morrow fortnightly settling day at the London Stock Exchange. Twenty-six thousand pounds’ worth of American eagles were withdrawn from the Bank of England yesterday (or shipment to the United States. The following aro late quotations:—Consols for money, 9644 a 9634; consols for account, 9614 a 963 ; five-twenty bonds of 1865 (old), 105; five-twenty bonds of 1867, 109; ten-forty bonds, 108%; new fives, 108; Erie, 935 a Od. GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed firm at the following quotations:—United States currency sixes, 126% & 126%; do. do., 1481, registered, 1171; a 1173; ; do. do., do., coupon, 1183 a 118%; do. do., 1865, registered, 118 8 1134; ; do. do., do., coupon, 113 a 113%; do., do., do., new, registered, 11344 01135; ao. do., do, di coupon, 13% a 13%; do. do., 1867, registered, 11614 a 1164¢; do. do, do, coupon, 116K a 216%; do. do, 1868, registered, 1185; a 11824; do. do, do, coupon, 11834 0 118%; do. ten-forties, registered, 114g a 11434; do. do, coupon, 115% @ 119%; do, fives, 1881, rezis- tered, 114% @ 1147{; ¢o. do., do, coupon, 14% a 114%; do, 434's, 11 a TL. STATE BONDS. State bonds were steady. Missouri long sixes sold at 1083¢, and District of Columbia 3-65's at 714 a M14. RAILROAD HONDS, Railroad bonds were generally firm. New Jorsey Central firsts consolidated advanced to 8434 and the convertibles to 83, with a subsequent reaction to 8244. Northwest consolidated gold coupons sold at 94, and afterward advanced to 943, bid. Cieveland and Toledo sinking {uads advanced to 11014, and New York Cen- tral sizes to 106, Slichignn Central eights declined to 1164;, aud Ohio and Mississippi seconds to 855%. In the alternoon Northwest consoliiaied gold coupons advanced to 9544. Union aud Central Pacifics were firm. New Jersey Central firsts, new, declined to 107, Michigan Central sevens to 102, and Milwaukee and st. Paul, La Crosso divis‘on, to 103, The other iesues were generally firm, The following were tho closing quotations for Pacific Katlroad bonds:—Union firste, 106% @ 107; Union land granis, 104% # 104%¢; Union sinking funds, 9144 a 913¢; Centrals, 11934 a 110%. CALIFORNIA MINING SHARES. The following table of prices of the prominent gold and silver mining shares, including the opening prices of to-day, as received by telegraph from San Francisco, is furnished by William Ward, Drexel Building —September—— 25. 26. 27. 28 — Changes. 44°43 44 43) Dechned 1 22 22 442 21 Declined 1 46 46 46 46 - 9 9 9 98 - California... 60 60 61 oO Chollar Potosi 84 85 84 8% Declined 2 Consolidated Virginia.. 53 63 65 53 a= Crown Point...... 12 12 «12: «11sODeclined 1 Bureka Consolidated... 13 13 13 18 Gould & Curry... MMM Hale & Norcross. nbn Hu Imperial. 5 58 6 6 Alpha. Beleher. . Best & Belcher. .. Caledonts Pitty Justice 18 18 18 18 Kentuek. 2 12 12 12 Mexican. 32 31 30 28 Declined 4 Oparr. 81 57 66 54 Dociined 3 Overman... 18 82 82 78 am Raymond & Biy. 6 6 5 6 ha Savage 18 18 18 18 = Sier: 13 13 14 (13 ng Silver Hill... 8 8 8B Union Consolidated... 14 14 14 12 Declined 2 Yellow Jacket.... 2% 2 fh 23 The following are the closing official prices of mining stocks to-day : Consolidated Virginia 53% Crown Point. California. 60% Yellow Jacket. Segre; i Alphi Ophir. 54%; Belcher. Chollar 8356 Conlidence . 16 Savage. Serra Nevada. Consolidat'd Imperi Exchequer... 13% Mexican, Overman. 78%, 14 Justice. Gould & Curry. 48x Caledonia... Best & Beleue! Hale & Norcruss. & RR MeMORANDA, The President of tho Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company stated to-day that it bas been decided to “pass” the customary 2}¢ per cent quar terly dividend for the last quarter. The auction sale of 100,000 tons of coal by the Dela- ware ard Hudson Canal Company to-day drew together a large number of buyera, and tho prices realized were rather better than those obtained yesterday and also ut the combination auction sale last August. The fol- lowing table of prices to-day, compared with the com- bination sale and the circular quotations, will be of iu- terest to merchanis:— Prices Combination Circular To day Sale, Prices, Steamer lump. $3 124509315 $276483 00 $3 25 Grate.. Blisga 32 3$20a 350 3 50 327 a 3 30 Size 325 8 50 40 a 415 3 80a 390 41 Private despatches from Philadelphia report the price of Reading at 28%, nominally. Other reports fix the priceat 313, Business to-day, however, is generally suspended, owing to the fact that, centennially, it fe « nnsyivania day.” NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Tuvaspar, Sept, 28, 1876. BEFORE CALL—10 A, uy qo) 100 lw 109 ho ue 100 li 100 wo 2a 13.0 100 “1015 AND Ii 540 US5-20, 6," 7.be 1h loco 5! 4000 US 5-.0,¢,’e8uee 1 7000 Mo 6. 100 sha Chia NWA, 3514 1100 La 7a, 200 de ry 200N 100 do 33% HUONCOmI &d. oH HO do. a U0 + Dist « 01 5.0 200 do Suu do Tig SO Chia NW 2OVOURTA PTs. 100% 200° Go. 1A) NJ'Con Ist, con 84g 30 do, 4000 oe. 100 we, 1 do, s do. 76 200 a3 5000 Cley & Tol sf... 10 she & © SA OTe ow do. 0 Tay i20WUn tuo me an 200 200 Su Min a 50H XY dveline at 3 ‘woon, closin| 1-32c. a 1-18e. on Augu: other months, The closing prices to-day compare with | Wedueaday's as follows Wedneetuy, afver two October, GQ) 1 wt HL Zitz, 000 at 113-166. ; December, January, 100 wt 11 13-326., 200 at 124e. February, 10 a6 11 Y-fde, Total, 2,900 bale: to two F. M.—September, 100 at 900 at 11 Sse, 3. at 1 d-lde., 64. 2 lwo 18.0 00 10 100 1690 low Uso) 500 do 20.0 Tenn 200 H&S JA! 2000 NJ Cen conv. C&L ist. 100 do. 10G Brie 2. luo do 20 100 Hariem R x09 M luo du. two aw. wo do 60 300 40 ooo tw ou0 luv de 100 Un Pre Kit 40 NJ Con RR, 100 do. $1900 UB 5-20, 8, 67. woo Ls BOW AD © 5000 | “do... lwo 100 Mar 100 sU0 We 1 5a) 1.0 Harlem RR- 20) Mich Cen it 100 Panama ttt....be 25 Clev & Fitts xt.be LW ure MOKED E do. ‘00 g00 70 1m 200 G00 BO Bar 17.0 200 Bu zoo Chi & 10) do. Luu Chi & Ait $1000 Tenn 6's, old 25.0) & N Weeg ‘8000 "do. 100 shs Lei 400 eat ho 40UNY 6 Jo Erie RR. loo Mich Cen suo 20L sa Maiti 20 do 1500 do. 1 OM Con Kit. 100 Chi & NW yuo de. Ta do. 2200 COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON: SPOT WEAK, FUTURES CLOSE UNSETTLED AND GENERALLY 1-l6c, 41-8 LowER—»LOUR DULL—WHEAT DULL—COLN ¥IRMER—WHISEKY YIRMBR--PORK QUIET AND BASY—LAKD QUIET BUT ¥IAM—PETROLEUM FIRM—SPIRITS FIRMER—OILS FIRM—COFFKE ¥1KM—SUGAR STEADY—FREIGHTS QUIRT. Turspay, Sept. 28—6 P. M. There was but little change in the complexion of commercial matters to-day—a littlo more active here and a little less thero—changing the general status but little, On ’Change flour was dull but unehanged. Wheat was dull but good samples were firmly held, par- ticularly the new crop. Corn was casier under free receipts and a moderate inquiry. Oats were firmer. Whiskey was tirmer, the spot was weak, 1-16e, a tse. lower, firm. Vetruleam firm. Rosia Gra ruled frm. Correx.—The market for Brazils was quiet, but firm. The market for mild coffee was quite active and strong. During the past weok the following sules were sumption within th Maracaibo, 354 do. 4 St. Dom: in Atty Fev... Strict low midi. 10 15-16 Mid 7 ding. - Or at Lge. any ton, 2.354: ‘Wilmington, 454; ; Philadelphia, oo 1, GEL Onles. mber 1 a Flour was ‘dul Superfine Stato... Payable in any part draw Bills of Exel M Dhio, shiping brands. Round hvop Oblo, trade L en RR..be “AT REASONABLE RaTEs St Louis, chotee family, cea WRG 1330, do. securitive® insurance at Clev & Pitts gt. Mi a LK be any address; correspo: Corn mou, punc! —Wheat way dui was held firm at oxtre 50.000 bushels at $119 tor old hivago spring crop 1874, $1.15 for Winter, $164 3 f Yoledo, $1 09 angraded sprin 28 for waite, $1 F inferior old fed winte tor white Michip Corn was in moderate Phe sales were 110,000 bi tor steamer, Si tcc. s We. tor No. 1 yead Ze, tor ‘Now York graded in We’ note antes of mbout 14,000 bushel half Octgber and Sve. Barley malt was qaie bout 100,000 bushe A.iwo your @ for white Southern and A dERICAN MINING BOARD.- liye was tuirly active. é Droxor Building. at side. w 41c. tor mixed tern, Ate. a 450 eck, B},c. w We, for ie. tor white Stato on t eu, S2e, tor white Michigan aud 4Uc. for tuke first and second on one; uiso &: . ou good Nyack Property, $60.0 to $3,000 margin, Apply to SCHINZEL, 4 Barela} Hear axp Jcrx.—The market was stil! very firm for hemp. 30 alos sold a eee. Tel. WNYC Lh RK 40, gold; Truliaa, Cen BR Rousse city BO. Lake shore. tendy but quiet.” Races very firm but quiet; 100 bUIs, 80 Rosih waa firmer wie quiet but ste of turpentine, 3 Syears ou appros not exceedin. title, by addressing box 2 mpaRvst FUNDS TO LOAN ON MORTGAG (00 Chi & NW RI pt “ 100 Chi & NW RR pi Wilmington aad Wash- The ‘market was ; yellow winter, + sperm, crude 1°30: vo., biewched winter, $1 natural do., 81 05; whale, crude, 3 blonched winter, | bd ic. $5.00 U 8 5-20, ©, 87 'y firm both for contract BOARD—1 PB, LkUM.—-The market WAN vor} ing prices were us follow: do, iubbla, 1ske. a Istge. . We. —Crade in bulk, Ve. w 14h, Fetined, in bbls. athe. : di f No ‘advices from the Cr holiday at Ol City and Parker's. tard, 939 tlerees 1.913 packaxes 54 boxes; beef, 50 tierees and 107 bbls, ‘The pork market w: ales wore About 4 losed ut second call at $16 30 5000 Dw tir OU NJ Cen Tit? very quiot and prices Newark, 4 The market was dull for 1, GO M& SP 1st, LObe 2 Ven bela GBeriirjcevers L & Min pie only, light taxes, 114 $ er: fm 1e., trosh bettie $100 OOO sat BEX BRR Ce ‘T 10 LOAN FOR A five years on improved city property; will divide in sums to suit; also $50,000 in one or two sums; moderate chur, GARKETTSC $100,000 0 aren oe EEE Thasiness, paying 50 per evut profit aud no lowses; stock, gold bars BLSO.O0 Owe nave this miavunt tort hametane ine Yestinent in sums of $11 Keal Estats, CALLE. Al) (i)(),te LOAN ON MORTGAGE; F $150.0 OQcrass city property: 1 ‘por cent and disbursemen HY 81.000 Barrels, extra me , $12 0 $14: tlerced, city 44,318; prime mos a1 $22 for primo Western $17.“ Beof hams Smoked meats ruled steady at 1de. for hams, and 95gc. for shoulders. Lard was quivt but The closing cal! pes bid, $9 YO asked: seiler year, $9 U7 bi askeg: January, 89 70 vid, $9 75 asicod; Fe bid, 89.90. asked: March, & 80 bid, $10 were about 4,000 tierces at $9 B24 for Novemte for December, and §9 67% 0 $9 7 were 30) tierces city stoam at 10%e.: ern ut $10 50 8 $10 59, and 50 tierees primo to urrive Refined was quiet. Continent at M1e.; 30) s were AB follows ‘ox of ICO tierces ovember delivery, at 11Me., and 0 Oe. market was still active and firm for Loulslans, owing so seant supply, OO Dene. We 10U Mil coer 5 Carolina was tirm but Rangoon in bon lr to prime, Saye. a Ge,, and do, common, de. 4 nally Okie. Gye. Rangoon in’ botd 2 100 do 200 NJ South KR. -b 2:30 TO 3 P. 10.) sha C & NW RR pf dissvived by mutual conseat WM. L. MoINTY Ri, _Loxe Buancu, N, J., September BUSINESS OP POR'TUN SQ CTIVE” ORS! Bs uba, grocery, fui ie Mall yo. 300 Md StP RK pf.s3 m iu%et cut loaf, ti}0. Ths Boxe, Bags, Melado, inoney, or would like to go i par Stock (ascertained by actual aay legitimate businens. Address A. i, box 14 Herald including specula- . 187K. 52,599 87,256 93,044 Stock this day, Sept. 28, "76. 54,034 eptember 90,1875, ..-., 101,201 34,402 128,701 84,944 87,676 31,615 73.401 44,730 312,798 ii tierce. The market was quiet; tierces and 290 bbls, ‘The murket was dull; the sales were ubout 90,0 0 Ibs. at Receipts—S89 bbls, The market was Grmer; ~ with, stock Stxanine.—Kecoip! Western gold at 12% EaslEn—oaTs VINANCIAL. J. & W. SELIGMAN & CO. 6 Kirond at, New York, of Credis to travellers, pe, Ania, Africn, Australia and teene Le graphic Transfers of win, ~—MONEY ON LIFE AND ! Kndowment losurance Policies, Mortgages and other Kinds effected with best com- TH & 00, 119 Broadway. privil MELY Vale fully developed, t orgacized into anive, are ufferod to Investors in proportions to suit. to WILLIAM WAdD, Drexel Build- on First Mortgage on good pi more than tive times the am I or address F. EK, FRA e roudy for delivery at the temporary rooms in the WALW! D, Assistant Se: ED—l'AYABLE AT BROA Side, €e, banks. ©. BLE {JOR SALE—A GOOD SECOND MORTGAGE OF $1,000 on two fae Tenemeut Houses up 009 to ad OAN Ldivuses, Oswego city sevens due in 18%, DANIEL A, MORAN. 40 Wait For sale by OUR ID 16 per cents Nk xpenses light + D. CONDICT, 25 Pino, IX PER CENT MORTGAGE LOANS FOR FIVE ed property can be procured at charges Ong oF LWO per cent, necording to nature of + Post othee. Brooklyn oF Queens county yO Lo. AT 26 and beat rel HORT TIME; GOOD INTER . Herald offi ¥TED--$200 FOR S$ est to be paid, Answer D. P DENTRAL RAILROAD Stoce in ex bange fae Steamer. Owner, box 208, A ollice. TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE. FRANCIS BYKNE, 7 ON FIRST Brooklyu or J U. SCHUL JAMES Ro GIBSON, Jr, or RM. Codar st. NTED NOVEMBER 1—A PART i a No. als only, Addre AT 6 PER vox 4,377 Post office, 000 upwards on 20 ‘DER & LAURENY xpenes itis HY ATT, 145 Broadway. 000 TO LUAN AT VERY LOWEST market rates on mortsugo. K. STEVE: YN, Jr, 4 Pine or 33 br COPAMRTNERSALE ustitP OF Nei . proprietors o Mansion House, Long Branch, ja hereby tL HOVEY, 1876, NT PARTY WANTED WITH me money, to push au ostablished Jourual, having fi eotn; no sitalive paper in on Addre particulars, BUNA FIDE, box 3,543 Post office, + MAN WITH #20) AND GOOD REFER. ences would like to obtain a situation for use of the ership with some one in UP CIGAR compiety runn ng order, 4c a good stock, tixtures, will be sold for $1,380 leane, ke. veo for selling. Terms $ y mptly when sold. el, Syracisa, N. 2 GIVE U ino first cla BUSI- house as DRESSMAKE 3 ness would take employm o ys duing: ue over $50) box 140 Her. ptown oifice, Faiguts.—There was no change in rates for the da; moderate trade was xc Liverpool, per eis grain at 7d, OO Ibs. ; 24.000 bushels at it 4s. a me. and by TURPENTINE ¥IRM—ROSIN eapital can cominand, &c., MERCHANT, Herald Uptown Branch oitice. at 728 Arch wi Norwegian bark, GUS tous, PORTUMITY, ters yrain at Sa. Od. ; hence to Cork ce to Corie for Continent, with 2,700 buls. refined rk henee to Hamburg, with Pork was quiet aud easy. Bremen or Hamburg, with 4,509 bbls, retined at ‘altar for orders. to th UNO cases do. at 41 bark hence to ( house. Address with 1,100 bbl closed unsettled and generally Coffeo was firm. Sugar steady, Otis Spirits surpentine business. DOMESTIC MARKETS, GALrxstoN, Sept. 28, 1873, Cotton dull and heavy; middling, 104¢¢ Sf 10e.; good ordinary, Yige. Net receipts, 1,969 bales, Sal y TANTED—A VARTNER, WITH $1,500, IN A HOTEL Broadway. $100. fee and lun sde in lots for con, 10,697 mats Java, 3,549 bags Laguayra and 299 do. Savaniila; also rope. ‘The stock of | Java, 20076 qrase Cotton.—Lower ¢ri monthly profit, MON, Heraid ollice, bi = =PAir INTEREST TO AGIIVE MAN, $2. 500 Secured by patous no limit i haya too much bus a 2 . $809. Stock, Zo shipped to fol Montue, Sept. 28, 1874, low middling, Cotton quiet and Grm; middling, 10'e. id ordinary, Wye. ‘Net re Stock, 10,019, Corton steady , middiin A RI) PARTNER WANTED. AND $4. D0 Oesprere, toretner wih siemubost wal 44 road ticket two ofices; best stands In eity, p ing han inerensing inst, Partloulars 115 qoverhment bays, Ze, a we a 2c. ningapore, Ye. [a Ie: Coy Crosby te Hae. Laguayta, 1Gtac. 3 1 r x ) WILL $5. OOC of n first class Country Store. doting a good bus- ites; al halt Tuterest in Store two story building; coutains LL room ary, Bie. Net receipts, for spot cotton was quiet and closed ¢ juture deliveries 0) were nade during tae forenoon + Ut the ual, Witaixotox, N. C., Sept. Monmouth Junction, N. J. fo firm nt Sie. “Rosin firm at $1 75 for strained. Tar steady at $i 40. hows wachanged: Moore & Greon, heid yesterday bolore Register Ketchum, of the Bennett Building, the bankrupts of fered a compromise of thirty cents on the dollar, which Was accepted by the requisite number of creditors. “mgsept it reset Canal froighty—Wieat, AL G-32a11 oN eve TL, Fes w@ 1G danuney 11% Grain on eanal Siupped by ruil rday at noon— Wan set down for yest No, 152 Broadway, was adjourned uatil duh prox., and the ume for filing’ specificatiuns was extended to Ucto- ber ALO, Sept. 28, LATA, RB Receipts by Iake—Flour, 2.8C0 bb w 174,727 do.: barley, 20 3,000 vbla ; corm, 15,09) bushel 4.800 do: rye. r—-Corn, 494A i barley, 7Y.70 dav; to interior points dard of classifies ¢ iv quality nut more jow thy grade quoted. Duncan, Sherman & Co. bankruptey case, whieh was to have ‘been held yesterday betore Register Ketchum, was udjourued until some day not yot fixed, bla; corn, 34.0.0 bashei bis. at unchunged prices. Wheat almost neg: L eted: sules of 200 bush $111, one car ot white Mi Milwaakee at 00 bushels do. « rtifticate at Giige. al une ane Saute Michigan middiing . Strict good mid. dldehux fol n 2 mixed Wi Court, in foreclosure (B. C. Chetwood, releree), a house, with lot 16.8x100.5, south side, 283.4 fees wif, for $5,150; forectorure ( 25x102.2, on feet west of Second a jddling, 10 7-16e, Spot Last Evening, Total. sales were as follows :~-Yosterday, P. M.—Seprembe: 7 820. nt 11 3-160. ¢ Ze. do., and corn, Oge, do. Cmicago, Sept. 28, 1874, OU at 11 v-d2o, Common Pleas, in foreclosure (3 H. Stuart, Jr., ret- rec), & house, with lot 25x63, on Rivington street, fouth side, twenty-five leet west 13.320, 1,900 at 1 plaintid tor $4,600, + $10 22)g, Vetoder steady; unchanged. Freights—Wheat, to Buffalo by tal + the atternova Board—Woh. Corn drmer at 440. o Whiskey ped ¥. W. Loow, reteree}, a house, with lot 25x93.9, on fieigits by rati 2,100 at FL S-1de., Febrasry, 7-320., GU at L ‘Tenth avenue, to August Court, in torectosur with lot Iururance Company, tor §3,620. tar Shook Whe eqtate of dome Hatin aukies sorry ood | ¢ eatate of John Keilly, a three story w basament brice house, with lot 26%100, lester street, south side, seventy-five ject thy, Ovtober: firm, at $9.9, all the y Receipts -7,50) bbis, lloar, Wheas, 357,00 do. corn, 65.0%) do, vat 1,000 "dor eora, 38,009 ae (ie ¢orn, 38,000 do, vate, do. FY, 19,000 do, bari PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. . 28, 1870, = 64x84 standard ‘Foual, 14,017 bales. 7 Te oy Jot 21.4% AiX.—Receipts—Plour, 10,716 bbls. ; wheat, east of Fo d SUT sacks; corn, 7.204 do.: barley, The Viowe ane Gi Printing eroths pay ded at HAVANA MARKET, Sept. 28, 1976. ant; short sigs @ 2%. Exchan rreney aie di wh FIRST CLASS BUSINESS OPENING. —TARING of a well known establishment, perfectly safe; 8; factory pot weil located upon Brond: 4 vy order and samples ior use theoaghout try. Address, stating former business, age, JARS PROPELLED WITHOUT lions 8 ‘model exhibited and subscriptions to company rece 0% SALE—#300 OR LESS, FOR MALE OR FEMALE, nice Busi rood location wnall rent. Address UP- ‘AUWANTS IN THE CITY merican of Gorman; first Apply to MITCHELL, 77 LARGE ACQUIANT. sent some New York offic wit 0 in the litho i ‘ NGRAVER, Heraldic. Se IT. LOUIS. PARTY Wii nce in that tos | that will pay $10,000 & year. Inquire at room 5, 0 MAN, A GOOD | will give $100 tor an interest in a good cuf- rum, Addruss Q. Z., Heraid office, I, PURCHASE HALF INTEREST 1 200 wad $30 son han BROUGH. BUY Tile STOCK AND FIXTURES | wilding. size 24x00; also adjoining Lot, | nd 23 fruit trees Address It., with barn LUx20, + BUSINESS TROUBLES, At the Grst composition meeting of the creditors of H. Bushaell, bankrupt, whteh 1y before Register Allen, of ¢ eXAMivation of Mr. William Butler Duncan's examination jn the REAL ESTATE, The following business wae transacted at the Real tate Exchange yesterday :— Richard V. Harnett sold by order of the Supreme on Ei Forty-third street, of Second avenas, to plain- by order of the Supreme Court, in referee), four lots, each Venty-third street, norvh side, 150 uc, to plaintiN for $5,000, A. J. Bleecker & Son sold by order of tho Court -of Willett street, to Aiso by order of the Supreme Court, in foreclosure ‘est Thirty-ninth street, south side, 475 foet cast of L. Nosser, for $4,000, E. H. Ludlow & Uo, sold, by order of the Supreme Sidney be Kay, referee, a house, enue A, to plaimuil, Star Fire Richard Walters’ Son: No. 32 Het Feet, to William Hartland for $10,400, Scott vers sold at pubire auction two lows, each 25 by 99.11, on West 126th atroet, north side, 375 feet oust of Eighth avenuc, and one lot, 25x0¥.11, West 127th street, south sido, 408 foot east of Kig! avenue, to M. Richmond for $6,000. ‘Both at. THANST AME, 6, 35 ft. w. of 2d av. 252080; HP. Clausen and wife vo M. J. Th or. n, Uigerich aud wile ty 3. LA LAO AIELLO OLE Stoker, Kiehart and wile, tod. L: Mott, Branch Rail Sts onson, M.A. and were confounded with another drm yesterday whea describing their fashion novelties, The Messrs, Job fon do business in Union square, where their display of new goods continues to-day. by the Re cxxe, daughter of Charles EK. Carman, Esq. J by the Rev. Newland Maynurd, Major Jon oi New York, to Harrie L. Leoxoxt, oldest daughter o L. J. Leonori, of Brooklyn. tember 27, at the resi the Rev. Harrison H attend the funeral, from h one o'clock. Twouty-tirst street, this (Friday) afteruoon at iv «1S te. OF Lexington dge and husbaud to it. M. 2d av. 20x100.10; B, Requa Kobve BO the of Jd’ ‘aw., d wife 9 H Requa ig fhe of as, C, 22.85¢x90. 10 eree, to L. Hartung a orner of Ludlow, 21.10% ty AL Geisle: tag 50 ttn. of Rivington, 25x00; B, eieree, to G. Ague «379 fhe. of Leh a AV Ave. 8, 105 fh. a of 87h Thompson. rvieres, tof, J. Irving, Stith ste y. of Whi uy Bd av pany 4,000 ad ay. same. 3,000 Sth ay. sane to sume * 8,000 OnTGAGKS. Althouse, F. Dt ©. D. Rabeli, Bronx River (234 ward): 8 years. rie 800 Anderson, E. B., or bth ave: 3 year * 10,000 Farrell, Juuos, to Mutual Life Insurance Company, a.» Slet et. 0 of 1th ay. : 1 year... o 2,500 Herron, L., and busband to P, MeCabe, &. 6, 6 Rail- road ay. 1 yea . Mevs, E. J. to W, Starck, um. a. of 0th w. of 24 way. | S yen AL wto B Sanders. 6a" of Boch VOI". oF J ans 1 year... 0 J. 1, Harway, os. of d8th at cara 234 ward) ne of Sth st. 3 3 ye to B. flickman and of vo and 17th ot; instalments. .... 0, w. corner of Ist av. aud 17th Sume to years AN ERROR CORRECTED, By an inadvertence Messrs. Johuson Brothers & Co, + + MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, ASL Sen MARRIED. Caaic—Hupsox.--On Monday, September 25, at the resiaonce of the bride’s parents, Henry Crasa, of Brooklyn, N. Y., to Fansite Hupsoy, daughter of George F,’ Hudson, Esq., of Boston, No eards. GUNNING—Cakaax.—At Trinity chapel, September 23, C. E Swope, W. Jussur GUNxING and Lu: k¥—MOKEAU—AL tho Gospel Tent, September 27, 1876, by the Rey. 8. H. Tyng, Jr., D. D., Gxonox Wit: Liam Joxes, Esq., 10 Miss Many AbeLaie Monwac, all of New York. Lixpsay—Marxrzex—On Wednesday, September 27, at the residence of the parents of the bride, on Statem Island, Heyey A. Lixpsay, of Elizabeth, N. J., to Me ANTOINETTE MaRkr2kk, daughter of Max Maretzvk, Esq. No cards. Viewna (Austria, papers please copy. Mzav—Lyoxs.—Ou Thursday evening, September 23 at the residence of the bride's father, by Rev, Father MeKenuer, Micuaxt Josxrn Mean to Moss Carrie a. 3, Lyoxs, only daughter of Charies H. Lyons, all of New York city. NicnoLs—Leowor.—On Wednesday, Soptember 27, us Nicuo VeRMiLy2—Van Hoxvesnenc.—On Wednesiay, Sep- nev of tho bride’s parents, by rmance, 1uEODURE C, VRRMILYS, Jr., of New Brighton, 8. L, and Jaxx C., daughter of Dr. James 0. Vun Hoevenberg, of Kingston, N. Y, Ne cards. DIED. Brxyxan.—At Ridgewood, N. J., Wednesday mora: , ANNA, only daughter of George aud 0. Funeral from St Luke’s chureh, Hohokut day, Sepiember 29, on the arrival of the train, Erie Kailway, from foot of Chambe: Fiuges will be in waiting, Crissy.—On Thursday, September 2%, 1876, Ayam Link, daughter of Samuel F. and Angeline M. Crissy, Funeral from her late reeidence, No. 12 Commerce street, on Sunday, October 1, ut one o'clock P.M. vaty,-—Ou Wednesday morning, September 27, Witiam Dany. The relatives and friends are respoctfully invited to attend the iuneral on Friday, 20th, at two P. M., from his late residence, 231 th st Danny.—septembei , Mrs. AxN Denay, fore r icester, Engiand, aged 74 years. eral takes pice Irom residence, 32 Church st, Friday, between oue and two. London papers please copy. Dickixsos.—WiLia B. Dickixsox, at Eureka, Col. September 16, 1876, ugod 23 years, 1 month and 3daya, Middletown (Coun.) papers please co; Evays,—On Wednesday evening, alter a short ilk Ricuarp Evans, in the 60:h year of his age, Relatives and friends are respectiully invited to the fuaeral, on Friday, September at oue o'clock, trom his late residence, 223 East 26th et at 481 Henry st, Brook. lyn, Romer Fra: years, Ganuison.—Suddenly, Sepeinder 23, at two o'clock, Many Nore, w.te of Cornelius K, Garrison. Notice of funerai hereatter. ‘St. Louis, Builalo and Pittsbarg papers please copy. Giuks.—On Monday, September 25, Josaru Gites, aged 69 vears. ‘The reiatives and friends of the family, also mem- bers of the |. VU. of O. F., are respectiuliy invited te late residence, 238 Frank: i) Brooklyu, on Friday, September 29, ab two Hastie.—Saddenly, on Wednesday, Soptember 27, Rewecca Jane, eldest daughter of James L. aud liza: beih Jo Hastie, aged 19 years and 5 mouths. The relatives and trieuds of the family are invited to attend her lunerel, oo Friday, at bail-past one o'clock, from ber parents’ rosideuce, 345 West 20th ut. Hackwe. —September 27, ‘at half-pas? three o'clock AL M., Mrs. Canouine Hxcken, aged 82 years. he relatives aud friends of the fuiaily are res fully inviied to attend ber funeral, without further Do tice, from her late residence, No. 11 Montgomery st., near East Broadway, on Friday, the 29th inst, af twelve o'clock noon,” No towers, Remains “ Greenwood. $—Saddenly, on Wednesday night, Septer- , at his late residence, 126 Sth av., Lucics Hom in the 72d year of bis ago, Funeral services will be hold at the house on Satur. day, September 30, attwo lM. Relatives and feuds are mvited to attend. MrkuGay.-—On Septomber 27, James MERGAN, a Dae tive of Mount Stewart, county Tyrone, Ireland, aged 49 years and 11 months, Tho relatives an. friends of the family are respect- fully incited to attend the funeral, frou bis late reste 5 West 20th st, on Friday, september 29, SKIDS —At his residence, on Thursday, Soptem- 28, PaTnick McBaipx, in the 63d your of bis age. Notice of tunerai hereafter, iCKNKY.—On Wednesday morning, Septomber 27tn M, wie uf Theodore W, Pinckney. Funeral services at her late rostdence, 230 West LuEMvs.—On Thursday morning, September 29° 1876, Jacow PoLWENUs, In the S6th year of his age. Relatives and friends aro invited to attend the fune ral so: Vice, at his late residence, Remsen st, Astor: LL, on Saturday, Sepiomber 30, at oae u’clook P.M. iNGGOLD.—On Wednesday, September 27, of apo- plexy, Lovis RivauotD, aged 35 years, (he son of James P. aud Mary A. Ringgold. Will be buried on Friday, 12 o'clock, from Mr, Brun- dish’s, corner 160th st and Sd av. Kelatives and {riends nly, on Wednesday, 27th inst, dest son of Jobn R and Kate C., and lute Joseph P, Simpson. Kelatives and triends are respectfully tnvited to at tend the funeral services, this day, Friday, at haif-past four P. M., at No, 4 West 126th st, SLATTERY, —Septomber 28, AuKtH, widow of the lute Jolin Slattery, aged 26 years, Kelatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the faueral, from St Joseph's church, on Saturday, 30th tuat., at ten o clock, when a solemn requiem mass will be ollered fur the repose of her soul, Swit —In Savannah, Ga., on Wednesday, 27th ine, of yellow fever, N. Peck Smitu, aged 43 years, Sxow,.—Oa Stptomber 27, Pactixe Sow, wife of George W, Snow, ‘The relatives and friends of the famliy aro invited to attend the iuueral, at nine o'ciock A. M. ou Friday, September 29, from her lute residence, 162 Bast 60th «t Sruoves.—On Wednosday evening, September 27, ALnent L. StKoneL, von of Philip and Caroline Strobel, aged 20 years aud 8 mopths. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, trom 56 Elizabeth sk, On Saturday, September 30, at two P.M. STUY FRsANT,—At Canandaigua, on Wednesday, Sep. tomber 27, Nicwotas W., son of the late Joseph K, Dt, of funeral herea ter. VAS.—On September 27, Mionas F. Scutivay, aged 1d years. Relatives and irieuds are invited to attend the fune ral from bis mother's resideuce, 486 Peart st, on Frie aay. 20th inst, at half-past one o’ciock sharp aN BRUNT.—Oo tho morniog of tho 28th inst Evisu Vas Baune, Sr., aged $4 years, Friends of the family, the Veterans of 1812 at the Society of Tradesweo aud Mechanics aro invited @ attend the funeral, at the resideoce of his son, Gard a Van Braut, 220 Sullivan at., on Saturday, at twelve o'clock Vouckmaxs.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday morn! early, September 23, FREDRICK, Infant son of erick and Anoie M. Voickmaua, azed 3 months and 16 days. Tne re! id friends of tho family are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resaence of his parents, No. 96 Henry st., Brooklyn, on Friday, September 29, at two o'clock P. M, ‘aite.—Suddenily, on Wednesday, the 27th Sanan ©. Waite, youngost daughter of the tate H.W = war and 4 months, ‘Venera! the resiience of Pe power a bad 17 Kast ith #., Friday, the est, ot Brooklyn papers please copy. Witaos,—Op 28th, at 416 Many A., wite of Rev. Josepn W: oral frum above address,