The New York Herald Newspaper, October 5, 1876, Page 8

An Active Stock Market and Higher Prices— Advance in the Coal Stocks. GOLD LOWER AT 110 A 10978. EAE ORE eS Government Bonds Active—Rail- way Bonds Firm. Wat Street, } Wapyaspay, Oct. 4—6 P.M. Better to have been a dweller in the bear pit at Berne, clambering up a pole in quest of oleemosynary cates, than to be the bipeds of the same species who have been climbing for coal stocks on the floor of the Btock Exchange to-day. Whether the major or minor, the dig one short on seller sixties or the little one bn soller threes, Ursus bas been stirred up by a long pole, to the delectation of lookers on and to the profit of the bulls, It 1s evident that the Osborn-Mills party mean busi- ness, and to-day they havo attended to it faithfully. It is true they stand alone in the bull movement; that there is no help from that myth, the public, and tnat the whole fracas is nothing better than a “street! ght; but they Lave nevertheless produeed ascare that bas frightened their foos into tits. Certainly a foray of this description was never better timed than at the present, in view of the enormous short interest prevail- tng especially iu the coal properties; but the shorts are no fool: they seo a shower approaching. Whether the jongs Will be equally \ucky in getting out of their holdings when the bears have covered their contracts and legitimate buyers jare found wanting, is ® point to be tettied hereafter. Meantime the coalition is rebears- ing 1s pari—it may be that of a modern Crasus; or, bn the contrary, that of a reconstructed Atlas bearing tpon his shoulders a world of unsalable stocks. Asif “enough” were vot ‘tas good as a feast,””, the dull combination is credited with having gone Centen- Mialward fora dash at Reading, with purchases at from 20 a 22, and an advance of the price to 25%, which is the highest Philadelphia quotation of to- flay. ‘The fluctuations in New Jersey Central and Delaware and Lackawanoa have formed a gamut of quotations Doth up and down the scale which only a reference to the official list of sales can give any idea of. Tue extremes of the first were marked by and 35, and of the second by 674 and 714s, these figuros being tho result of prodigious transactions, aggregating 34,000 shares for Central and 98,500 for Delaware. At the very slose the latter stock was bid sharply up to 713, by the clique, thus punishing the remaiming shorts severely and sending them home as disconsolate as tho V’eri at the gate of Eden. AS on yesterday, public interest was completely absorbed by the coal stock speculation, Lake Shore and the other railroad fancies remaining firm with trifling variations in price. Ohio and Mississippi were a shade better to-day, and lost tho weakness of yesterday under the recovery of the second mortgages from 50 to 65, although the bears prophesy lower figures and as- scrt that tho interest, though paid, was not earned. The recent decline iz Rock Island has been some- what of a mystery to the strect, and in casting about for the reasons thereof the discovery has been made that an unusual amount of stock is now held under hy- pothecation by the banks. Inquisitive persons are asking whether investors have been quietly slipping out or whether the company itself has been a seller of the whole or any part of the 45,000 shares which they notified the Board several years since of their Intention to issue, The right of the corporation to make such \ssue is unquestioned, but it would be interesting to know if it has been done. The St. Paul stock yielded a trifle under the showing at decreased earnings, but the general market was (oo jtrong to allow of much backsliding in anything. Although aless number of shares were bought in ponder the rule for default of delivery the premiums paid for borrowed stock were quite as great as ever. Delaware and Lackawanna loaned at 'y to \, New Jersey Central 4 to 14 and Delaware and Hudson \ to 36 per cent for one day’s use All sorts of rates were made on seliers’ options, at from 34 per cent for 10 days to 4 per cent for 60 days, and tn the case of Delaware and Hudson the differences were still more extreme, Some o! the bears undoubtedly wish that ‘‘to-mor- row"? would never come; for, though It psonin petty pace,” its arrival is suro, and likely to be an- welcome to the proprietors of short contracts. Another twist to the machine is anticipated which will cause some squirming and evolve in imaginative minds lively recollecticns of the Inquisition, with its thumbscrew and rack. THK SALES TO-DAY. The tranractions at the Stock Exchango to-day ag- gregated 197,000 shares, New York Central and Hudson, Lake Shore, 200; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 100; Northwestern, 200; do. preterrod, 3,200; Rock Island, 2,350; Pacific Mail, 1,350; St. Paul, 3,200; do pre- ferred, 13,700; Obios, 2,950; Western Union, 2,200; Wabash, 233; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western 98,500; New Jersey Central, 34,200; Michigan Central, 6,300; Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, 2,240. OPBNING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICKS, The following table snows the opening, highost and lowest prices of the day: — Opening. Higheat, Lowest. + O85 OS 45 Oo oy New York Central. Erie . ‘Wabash ... Northwestern. . . Northwestern preterred. Rock Island Milwaukee and St Paul..... Milwaukee and St, Paul pref. Del., Lack, and Western..... New Jersey Central Ohio and Mississippi. Western Union. Atlantic and Pacific Pacitic Mail.. Jocif: Var... West Yates n & St Jo pt Ln Le Mich Ce NY & Harlem. 15; aw. 98 NJ Contrat Ohio & M Vanan Tol & Wabash £9, Union Pacific, a 2 ADVANCE AND DECLINE, The following are the changes in closing prices com- pared with those of yesterday: ADVANCE. —Atlantic and Pacille preferred, 14; Atlan- tio and Pacific Telegraph, 4); Chicago, Burlington and Quincey, 4; Con ation Cow Lockawanna, 2%; Delaware anu Hodson, 4; Hannibal and St. Joseph preterred, \,; ois Central, ; ‘sey C tai Northwest dey Peeeeeeareeeea.s Deciinn.—Gold, United States Express, 13 Adams, 4%; St Paul common, 4; preferred, & Pacitic Mati, 4s; Olio and Mississipp!, %; New York and New H s ssvuri Pacitic 4; ‘Chieago and Alton preterrod, },; New York Central,’ THE MONEY MARKET. Money closed at i‘; «2 per centon call, after loan- ing opto Spercent. The following are tho rates of exchange on New York at the undermentioned tities | to-day:—Savannah, buying par. selling Dbarleston, easy, 5-16 to par; Cincinnati, fair femand, 100 dicount; New Orleans, comme: vial, 34; bank, % discount; St Louis, 100 125 discount, and Chicago, discount. Sterling exchange was steacy; prime asking rates, 483 a 4.86; selling rates, 4.825; a 4.48 and 4840 4845;. Reich. marks, 0455 a 0435 and 95.4 95%, leas 4. Cavies, 95 95%, leas 34, Prime Paris, 6.20% afd 5.18%. THE GOLD MARKET. to 6 Gold opened at 110, declined to 100% ond closed at | 909%. The borrowing rates raoged from 2 per cent to Jat, and 1 per cent was paid for carrying. ‘The sum ot £190,000 sterling in American eagles, wos withdrawn from the Bank of England to-day for ship- nent to ibis pore OPERATIONS OF THB GOLD KXCHANGE BANK. $1,468,012 1,638,439 11,146,000 FINANCIAL AND CONMERCIL, 2,110; Erie, 2005. Delaware and ; and are quick to get in out of the rain when P Adams | NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1876.——TRIPLE SHEET. CLEARING HOSE Currency exchanges. GOVERNMENT Government bonas closed quotations:—United States ev | do. do., 1881, registered, 116), a 117; do. do., do., cou- pon, 117 a 1174s ; do. do., 186: do, do., d0., coupon, 112% a registered, 11215 a 112K; 4 1124 a 112%; do, do,, 1867, do. do., d istered, 117 allT%; do. d coupon, 11534 a 11535 STATEMENT. 823,733 noNDs. weak at the following rrency sixes, 1244; 0125; 5, registered, 1093, 110; 113; do. do., do. new, 0, do. do, do., coupon, rogistered, 1154 a 11544; do. do., 1868, reg- 0, do., coupon, 117% a 1TK; do. ten-forties, registered, 114 «1145; do. do, coupon, 114% a 11534; do. fivs 211414; do. do., do, coupon, 110% ally, 1881, registered, 1144 M455 a 114; do. 43578, THR UNITED STATES TREASURY. The revenue receipts to-day were $300,000; Customs receipts, $300,000; bank noies received for redemp- tion, $400,000, Sixty thousa nd dollars tn bonds held to secure bank circulation were withdrawn from the Tressury to-day and four and tuted, Fitty-thousand pound a half per cents substi- la sterling was received at the United States Assay OMce from London to-day, making a total of £210,000. THR FORRIGN MARKRT. The London advices report consols higher and United States bonas steady at yester was a shade weaker and quoted at 9a 9. of England lost £116,000 but The following aro tho latest London quotations: Consols for money, 0574 a 96; day's closing prices, Hrie The Bank lion on balance to-day. 96, flve twenty bonds of 1865, old, 106; five-twenty bonds of 1867, 109; ten-forty bonds, 108 107%, Erie common shares, are 105.85, Counet! bills to the value of £3 In Frankfort new do, for sccount, 95% a ; new fives, 9a 9 Rentes tn Paris fives are 102%. Indian 390,000 were allotted to- day at a decline of about 3-16d. per rupee on last week's rates, ounce, Silver to-day 18 quoted at 52d. per RAILROAD BONDS. Ral!road bonds were unusually dull. The New Jer- sey Central issues were firm, 0 107, ible at dated at 59 to 60, Milwaukeo sinking funds remain firm at 87, aud Chicago and Northwest consolidated gold coupons at 04% bid and 943¢ asked, firsts being quoted at do, consolidated at 83% to 85, convert- 44 to 83 and Lehigh and Wilkesbarre consoli- and St, Paul consolidated Morris and Essex seconds declined to 106, Ohio and Mississipm consolidated sinking fund to 90 .and second to 65, Erie fourth sold at 9745 and villo and Nashville consoliJated at 91 ex inte#e! tho afternoon New Jersey Cen vanced to 84, convertible to 8 consolidated to 60, Milwaukee und St, Divistou, to 10234, aud Chicago and Nor solidated coupon gold bonds firsts sold at 1064;, Rock Island sevens at and Michigan Southern seconds at 104 were the closing quotations bonds:—Union firsts, 106% grants, 99% 10 100%; ; Union si Centrais, 109 to 110, BANK SHARES. Bank shares sold at 110 for Commerce) Hanover. The latest bids 136; American Exchange, 108; City, 300; Commerce, 110; Co National, 200; Fourth Na 212; Manover, 82; Impor} chants’, 115; Metro} America, 91; Reput Amey tral consolidate i fire Vilkesbarre LaCrosse term con- jon Pacific 934 0 10934 following Raitroad pion land to 9445 for Pac to 106%; inking fund: are annex Centry as may be necessary to bring itto a successful termina- tion. We b eve th: the information desired is absolutely erseotial to safe and profituble dealing in stocks and bouds, and that railroad sceurities especially would now bein much better repute had the proposed plan betn carried ont long ago. Representing as the stock Exchange does the vast majority of t L investors and speculators, its members are surely entitled to the most prompt, complete and trustworthy information concerning the securities in which they deal, the ger. serv al public, gentiomen, very respecttully, yours, President Union Tr: st remal Edward K Drexel, Mor, & 0 Lowery, ker, Co, mes B. George S.C We are convinced that you cap do well as the Exchange, no*better than by exercising all of your tmfluence and au- thority in behalf of this praiseworthy movement. We Vresident Bank of resident American Exchange the Republic; Company; Von Hoffman & Co.; Morton, M. K. Jessup, Paton & Cr,, Clark, Doage lente & Co., Kissom & Co. Re A B. National Bank; J. Seligman, Haligarten & Co., Philip Speyer & Co, ; Work, Strong & Co, ; Whitehouse & C f. Morgan & Co. Vermilye & Co., Brown Brothers iH. & Co, John A. Stewart, President United States Trust Compan, Bank; Di & King, “4 Robina, Powell & Co., 8 P. C. Calhoun, President Fourth National & Campbe May NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES luo +00 Mieh Con RB |... 00 do s JObi a WERR. 60 do ‘ 300 do. . 1500 Del L'a Rik. 80 Wis scaecxes $10000 US 6" 10300 U = 6's $3000 Tenn 6” 1000 Mor & 1 5u00 Mich Cen 7's, 1000 Erie 4th m.. xi 5000 North Mo Ist. 5000 do. 500 Ohio x Miss 2d. 100. Tol & Wav 1st ZOLO Gt Weat 2d... 2000 by 100 Mar vN Le HM Can, 10 American E: uo N23 v rer At the Mining By tions took place: 1 abs Clevelan: 100 do 10 do. 200 do.. Gould 4 G 100 Con Viry 30 do 100 Grant.) 300 ao 20) do, 200 do, 100 shs Belch ‘25 Californis. 100 do. 15 Con Virginie, ot do. a Ci California Mining Co... Cleveland Gold Mining Consolidated Imperial M Consolidated Virginia, Crown Point Gold and* + ing Co Gould & Curry Grant Mining Co... Male & Norcross silver Minin, Justice Mining Co . Kentuck Miniag Co, Leopard Mini Nortbern Beli Overman Gold Pieasant View Stiver Hill Mi Yeliow Jacket Silver Min ing Co. Co, cisco :— Consolidated Virginia 5655 Calitorn' vee 62 Segregated Beicher.. 70 FRANCISCO STOCKS, The following are the closing pri: guangetecs ry ing CO Crown Point Yellow Jacket... Alpha Ophir ees -ssee $2 Beleber Chollar, + 8246 Confidence Savage. +17 Sierra Nevada. Consolidav’d Imperial 44, Mexivan.. + + WH Gould & Curr we DS J Best & Beicher...... 484, Hale & Norcross..... 19% chequer .. Wwerman ustic Caledonia ILADELPUIA STOCKS. At Philadelphia to-day Reading has been strong. The price opened at 24%, and. advanced to 25%. The fol prices: City sixes, new.. United B Pennsylvania Railroad. . Reading Rai.road Catawiasa Raliroad, preferred Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, Schuylkill Navigation, preterred | Northern Central Ratiroad, Lobigh Navigation. Oui Croek & Auleg! Hestonviile Railway Central Transportation. River Railroad. MEMORANDA. |, alter declining to 2484, lowing aro the closing Bid, Asked. 41 Despatches from Mobile say that tho Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad Company was soll at auction at noon to-day for $310,000 to the holders of the certificates A. P. Balch, representing issued by the receivers appotnted by Judge Bradley, of the United States Su- premo Court. The receni salo of the Ithaca and Athens Railroad, and purchaso by tie Lehigh Valicy Railroad Com- pany, 18 contrmed by the Court, and preparations mude for payment of coupons delorred while the proceedings of foreclosure we: and Itha pending. The sale of the Geneva Railroad, knocked off to the same parties, has not yet been approved, objections having been in- terposed The following aré the earnings of the Chicago and Alton Railroad for the fourth 1875, 1876, Messrs. A. H. Miller & following securitie ance Company, jue Company, kK, 117 by 2,000 St. Lows and Southeas 54; $5,000 Toveds, Peoria an % Merchan 60 shares Aternational Railroad Com, A meeting of the Executive ors of the New Jersey Centra at the office of the company. siding. Messrs. Knight, | wi the constructor of the Centensi phia, were severally contirm Board. Only routine busines: OFFICIAL REPORTS BY The following comimanicaty is proper to state that sever pursuing the praiseworthy co To THe GovERNIXG Commirr Stock EXcuAaxc® GeNTLRMES—W that a aud-commitior was app bouy some time since lor from t York Stock Exepange irequ ports of (heir earnings and © Fespectially to signily our tance of the work, and to Son sold at ager —40 shares Farragut F VATIOUS COFpOrAtiun® represe week of Septembe: ¢ Thsur. United States Warehous- sbares Metropolitan National ork eity 7 per ne bonds, 100%; tern Kailroad Company, Warsaw Ratiroad Com- Fire Insurance Com- 's Fand Insurance Com 8; $1,000 ro 66; 2 shares Fireman any, 87; 6 shares Irving National Bank, by of Texas, Commiitee of the direct Railroad was held to-day Presideut Johnston pre- and Dobbins, the latter ned as members of the respecting coal trans. portation and other matters, was iransacted, STOCK CoMPastEs. 2 Spoaks tor wesolf. It ‘al companies a ¢ already urse therein suggested, eK op THR New York Vie undersigned, being informed oimted by the pury ur hovorabie ne ot procuring ai the New tand regular xpruses, vex I preciation of the impor- © you to take such stops Building, of Poiladel | 3U 200 200 do. di do. 400 Chi a RY RK gu0 do. 40NJIR 100 NJ Cen RK. 200 601 800 zor 100 200 400 luo 200 209 400 uy do. do. do. do. do. do 200 Ohi & Alt iit 50 20) 80 V0 W Dia 00.N-Y 10 10) 10 400 1 Piet) 100 ayo Chi 200 $4600 U we $1000 Tenn 6's, 0 O00 Di 1000 M 1400 Mich Cen RR 4 a wT RR, do . S6s Bs.6, abe ist, con Le ich Sou 2d 2000 Un Pac RR Ist. 105% 4000 Toi & Wad 2d. LAN 4 10000, 60.0 Del 4 Hr, "84.00 1 & WH con.. U Tg be dau Can be do. ho a oo) gov West Un Tel. be gu do, <b ) Pac Mall Se. .0 6 lu do... luo American Ex, ..be | 200 NY Ca UR be 80) Mich | en Rbebs 900 do fs Bay wo 18 RR. be 10 TH Cen RED Gs 0 Ls Clev & Pitts pt 100, > 1100 do. . wo do. tse JC ART RR. be 8 IWIN J Ven we... be 20 do ° Tin ° ly an 400 do Py do 10 do Lo vo 200 do. lw a 116 * tot B FIRST BOARD—10:30 A. 43% orn Sho 4's Toy 1094 108! thd oJ 102% ol 103 Sip ¢ 209 MO raea tives: 100 do 40 do bd ¢ 400 di WINY,NW& Hbesd * 60 Wepnaspar, Oct. 4, 18: ORE CALL=10 A. 1000 shs Del, L & W. 500 do 100 Mil & St 2000 Mil & St P RR pt 100 do B00 o 400 do 200 ao. aw do 3 100 Tol « Wab frit). $1000 1000) U 10000 US 5's! g, 1 00 Ur 5's & 10000 d 1000) US 10000 do. 700 sha NJ Cen RR. 100 Mich Con RR. bead 1900 Ld w MO BILD ee 200 do. bo do 160 a 140 do 300° do 100 di 100 Chi & > € 10 Chik NW RRpf.be 300 do. a lo 200 Obio&k 100 100 cr qu do 25 do 100 do 100 Atl & Pac 100 do. 200 Del, L & 1000" do, do Te 40) Mi koe PRR pide 70 do. 3 Bu do 800 do. 1u0 do. +0 ao. 40) do, 00 ao ar 200 Mil & St P RR. .be do. do ao do. do. 50s 1.00 200 500, 10.0 290 900 500 70 40 109 ra 70 Live 19.0 do 200 Ohio & Miss Rit. CC Bata Seepeelopes 400 Ohio € MidipE."! WOO. Geisraciony, 10) StL, KORN pl. 90 Alb ® Sus RR. .63 $10000 08 900 US J 8 do OND BOARD—1 P. 200 shes J loo , 1009 do... doo Mil & st Pi 409 Al 1.0 doy wo) boo pa 10) KO uw Chi, 1.00 vw. v0 6 76, M. BEFORE CALL—12:30 P, M, 500 85-20, 6.05 n 1125 100shs Chia RI RR. 981 re 200 MIL &StP RR...) 28% 1000 do. 29. 100 do 28% 10) do. 1 lem 10 shaDel & 1 Can .. 200 do. 29 Ms ao. 60 Mild ot PRR pf. 59 a operate ct do. 5 5% wn Tei. 3 59! Mall 85. ° 59! Ce HR Ra. 200 Chi & NW pf...b3 5944 D7 ae aetysiatce, a do . Le WRB 67% do ‘ G0.... eee BT do. - ot f hd wo do, a0 do 70} 209 do 200 Wy 10 do... 109 do. 200 do i go. 200 do 24 de.. 2:30 TO 3 P. $5009 US 5's, 81, c... 114% 290 shs Mil & StP pies 59% 10000 Vat's,c2d 8... 38° 20 5s goon | Was conl, 1000 M & 81 P 1 70 sbe Quick Min. 200 At €P Tel 100 Del « H Cau. 0) do. wo do nO de. 100 da. 100 do. OR > dese sseoe 2% do. do. 100 U SEx...... ee Bo Pac Mali 33... 70 5U0 Cae LER. 20% 200 Erle RR........63 952 40) 70! 100 Mich Con Ru, 42h, 400 70 400 - 424, 10 3) 300 30% 1 U0L 30% 20 703 200 ‘4 a Pn do B44 1709 70%, 100 NJ Cen 32x 500 10% 100 do 70% 500 do. E yo 100 do iy, 40 do 7 100 do ny 20 do 3 Tin 6) do. 3 114 3) do. B23 The 300 do. 35 300 do. sy 400 ao 3g 10' MM Cen RR. are 833, 20 do I 83g 0 Fort Wayne RR... 100 200 Now Jersey Rit. 185" 100 0 A nike 8 10K 100 Nor ern RR, 35 100O0hio & Miss Rit pt 19% 100 Mas « ... 28 ZOU NANA Sto KK pi 23 20 “do.. +. 28% 408th, KC AN pislO 2s 100 Mas E RE pe: bum COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON—SPOT DULL AND 116c. LowER; Fu- TUR?S CLOSED FIRM, BUT aBouT 1-32c. LOWER—FLOUR S8TRONG--WHEAT STRONG— CORN ACTIVE AND ¥IRMER—OATS QUIET— WHISKEY FIRMER— PORK DULL—LARD QUIET— PETROLEUM FIRM—SPIRITS TURPENTINE NOMINAL—ROSIN NOMINAL— OILS FIRM—COF- FEE FIRM—SUGAR BTEADY—FREIGATS » STRONGER, Wreoxespay, Oct 4—6 P. Tho markets wero generally buoyant, but as a gen- eral thing scarcely so active as yesterday, though a fair business was done in all the leading products. Dry goods, boots and shoes and other class goods sold freely at full prices, On ’Change business was fair, but not large, save in one of two articles, Flour was in fair request and strong. Wheat quiet but strong, Corn active and firmer, Oats quiet. Whiskey firmer, Pork dull. Lard quigt. Freights werd fairly active. Cot- ton on the spot was dull and 1-16¢, lower. Futures closed firm but about 1-32c. lower. Coffee was firm, Sugar wai steady, Oils und petroleum firm. Naval stores were ‘nominal. Correx.—The market was firm but quiet for Brazile; 968 bags Rio, ex Newlight, sold at 183c., gold, forbarety good: Mild coffe was quiet. 15%. & 16¢,; fair do., 173{6, @ 18e.; good do., 18hZe, @ 18340. ; prime, 18K. # 196, ; extreme range for lots, 15}¢e. @ 20iic. Santos, fair to good, 174c. a 18¢., gold, ninety days; Java, government bass, 20c. u 22c.; do,, grass mats, 2c. a 23c. ; .; Coslon, 163%c. @ 18¢.; Maracaibo, Luaguayra, 16}gc. a 17340; Jamhica, 15}zc. a c.; St. Domingo, 1¢.; Porta Rico, 1630, a 1734¢.; Costo Rico, 1c. a 19¢.; Mexican, Isle. a 17\Ke.; Manila, T53gc. a 3 Lhe. a" Iie; Savanilla, 10}gc. 9 17ige.; a Umited demand for spot cotton, and the market ruled easy with w decline of 1-16e, The market for future deliveries opened weak and sales wore made at & decline of 1-32e. There was a little firmer feeling mani- fested during tho afternoon and the market closed steady with a loss, however, of about 1-32c., compared with sho closing prices of the previous evening. ‘The closiny prices to-day compare with Tuesday's as follows :— Tuesday. Octorer 8. Wertneaday, October 4, October. 10 31-3 October. 10 15-16 a— Nov 10 31-32 8 11 4 128 August i. Quotations are based on Americun standard or classifica- tion and on cotton in store running in quality not more than half a grade above or below the grade quoted. Neve Cotton. iplanda, Alahama ¥. Orleans Ordinary, "4 9 oy Strict ordinary, B35 9 9 Goo 1 ordinary, 1 aw 10 Strict good or Low middling... 0 5-16 eee Strict low middli 1 10% 1 Middling: 10 ret Good midi 11g, by Strict cood midi 113g 11 Middiing fair. 11% ay Fair. St low middling, 97 Good ordinary, 8%e. ; strict good urdinar; middling, 10}gc.- Spot sales forlows :— Last Ee Export . .. 69 Consumption 330 Totals........ 30 675 #30 345, —Delivered on coptract, G00 bales, For future delivery the sales wore as ‘ollows:—Yesterday after two P. M.—Oc- tober, 200 at 10 81-32c., short notice 7th; November, 100_at_ 11 1-i6e,, 300 at 11 1-32¢; December, 100 at January, 200 at 11ie;' February," 200 at April, 10) at 1127-22." Total, 1, 200 bales To- up to two’ P. M—October, 100 at 107%¢., 100 at 10° 29. 209 at 10%, 0) at 10 29-32, 100 at %e., short notice Sth, 900 at 10° 24.32¢.; vember, 4700 at 10 31-32c., 100 at Ile; De- ember, 5 11, 3-32¢., 100 “at 11 1-16e., 1,900. at 1 3-s2e.: January, 9,400 at 11 7-320; February, 800 at 1 18-<2e., 700 at 1i3ge., 200 at 11 13-330. ; March, 1,100 at 1 9-16e, 1,900 at if 9-326.; April, 11 25.826. “Total, 17,900 bales. Grand total, 1 . rts were as follows :—Galveston, 3,719 3,533, Mobile, 1 anna, 2.757; Wilmington, 537 3,971 ‘ork, S78: Boston, 143 ladeiphin, . "This duy last week, 14,950. bi This day last year, 15,029 bales. ‘Total since September 1, 302,114 bales. Cotton fretghts closed as follows :—To H by steam, 3¢., compressed. To Hamburg, by steam Se compressed. To Bremen, by stexm, %c.. compressed, To Liverpool, by steam, IL : ie: a5 ie, D Four Axb Gmatx.— 481 bbls. ; wheat, x 588 aa ks: corn, 131,230 by 118 988 do.: burley: 20,877 do. 800 do. ' The ‘four market ruled firmor under a fair demand for shipping crades. The sales were about 20,000 bbis., ineluding State, Western and Southern ut the annexed quotat! R dy with O bbis. Corn meal ruled steady at $3 0 for Brandywine and $2 75 a $3 for Western, Jersey and Penn: ellow. The ,000 bbls. within the fe quote :— State $3 00 a $4 25. rine State, 4 5 00 Kxtra State 5 575 Choice State: 57a 625 Supertine Westeru. 4756 500 Extra Western. 5238 600 Minnesota egsn ti 6250 77 Round hoop Obio, shipping brand 5 15a 550 Round hoop Oliio, trade brands 5500 6 00 Family . 2.5. ----0-+05 6508 7 Su St. Louis, low extra ey Suda 575 St. Louis, straixht extra A Tbe 625 St: Louis, clioice doubie ext 6255 725 "St. Louis, choice family. 76 87 Kye flour, fine to superin 4750 5.25 Southern: No. 2 B40n 460 Southern, superiine 4508 460 Southern, family. 6508 RO) Ww 2750 310 27a 20 Gorn meai, Brandywine. —» 330 Gorn meal, pancheons. 15 50a Was quiet bu bnabéls, part late last Chicaxo and M & $118 for old No. Chicago, $125 inter red, $1 30 & $1 82 for white and $1 30 for small lovs amber, Corn was fairly active and firmer. The Dusiels (part last evening), mostly at 58 sail, OTige, @ OBIgc. for steamer, & ‘of about 225,000 $1 12 a $1 15 for No. October, itye was_actl within the range uf Tie. Se. a S7}ge. for State and Ponnaylvania, Barloy was fairly active, with sales of 5,000 bushels si: rowed State on private 2,000 bushe!s sold at SL tor . for new mixed 80e, a ST7igc. for Western mi: ‘2c. for reject xo Jvte.—The market was quiet, but firm. Wo note sale of 1,000 bales Sisal neimp (to zo to Be We quote:—Ameriean dressed, § $200 « $225 for double and $1 + Tomlin kold: inte, JOLASSES. ~The jeady market for New Orleans, Foreign was quiet. We qnote Cuba, centrifugal and mixed, 240 «SOc; clayed, 2c. a 36e.; do, muses ado refining, He, a Y76.; do. grocery, be, aie, n Sde. ; English Tsiam: 8 ABC, 408. 8 5Ue.; prune to eholee, 02 . STORMS. —The market was generally quiet and nominal, We quove:—Spirity of turpentine, S4ige. 0 350. ; rosin, ined, $19) a$i 95: good strained, $2; var, Wil: mington nud Washington, $2 50; piteh, $2 12%. from Wilmington were a& follows :—Rosin dul $150; good strained, $1.60, Tar firm at $1 40, Tarpen: tne-—Hard, $1 25 bid; soft, $2 10 bid; virgin, $2 1U bid, Spirits dull ay 3) 3c, Ur1s.—Linseed oll was firm in tono, bat not qnotably high Covtouseed and other oils wera firm. We quote:—-Linsec ensicn and seed, ernde, Be, n 415 $1.55; whale, crude Northern, O0e.; do,, Southern, 55 Dienched winter, USe. a 0c. ;' winter bleached fish, 4c. eg IiSe, a Bde. x bi t for refined was dull and unset- elo pric ¥ * Teo. reined, in bole. aphtha, ie. «1i¢.; refined, at Bltimore, 262. Advices {rom the 188 bbls. 5 403" paok ages tierces, 1: and 150 key a1, 7 bu he pork about $17 OF asked nt Vetober. Cut meats wore quiet aud barely steady. Sales were 1.0) loose pickled hams at 124gc. a F2\e., 75 box r bellies, 14 lbs. average, at Le, and G0 boxes do., 14s ibs. averaxo, on private terms, Frosh hams were quoted at 1Uio. a tle, fresh beiles at ize. a 1096, fresh shoulders ut Ogo. a 7c, | pickled hams at Liige. @ 12\e., pickled bellies at 10\c a ‘ke. pieklod shoulders wt 76. and box bellies at 104. w | Ue endy ab Wige. for city aud Vigo, deon was quiet ba for Western long clear; 100 boxes short wld, (0 arrive, aidhe, Beet wat quiet bat wuchaaged. We quote :—Bar tels, extra mess, £10 4 $11; plain mess, $8 @ $10; packet, 12’ m #14; tierced, city, extra Indis, $19 a 21 india =o mess, $18; prime mes 817, Beef hams Tu | wore quiet at $20" m $Ul- Tor prime: Western. #4 | Smoked meats wore steady at 15c, for shoulders; 500 hams sold at 15¢. and 500 shoulders at 9c. Lard was quiet and without decided change. prices were as follor ber, $10 10 bid. $10 $9 8734 asked: January, $9 50 bid, $9 \ wore 4.000 tierees at $10 67}¢ for October; $10 10, $10 1255 vember; mber, $9.85 a& ar and $9 85 for January. Spor sales and $10 15 far S ®) 8745 for seller 3 therees cit; ern new and old at 1D, spot for Contine ba; Gelivery, on private terms. The market was active and firm. We quote:— Rie: cel lp 106 caska. The mari Sd. 24,000 bushels ded. 2,000 burg, Goo steam, atlc."voth for Novemoer shipment. braced:—A British bark, heneo to 8,000 quarters zrai for same voyage, with bark, henve to’ Ham! bage), at Ga. 6d.; n* Cork for orders, with 3,500 quarters, reported at tis. dd. British bari quarters, ai hence to Shad. 5 orders, with 3,750 quarters, at 5s, 1039d.; an Aus for name YOyAKC, ‘trian bark, hence to do,, with 3,600 quarters at 6s. Baltimore to do.. with 3 30. hh an A two harks, from quarters, at Gs. 6d, to New York, with cotton Chae! ; a Norwegian bark, hene 10 80 0 610 ©: 200 tierces sold for the Continent, November 3. We note sale of 2, fined was active. We quote "9c. prime do., 93¢¢. Li a e |. contritugnl Jo., molasses, bhds. and boxes, Tigc. a Bigc. ; Porto in and petroleum vossela, with rates much stronger. # comprised and 24,000 bu 0) bbls. flour at 28 « s bacon at 0a, grain boxes cheese er Ateaiu, 2,00" packages butter and cheese at 458, a 50s, Fe'ruil, per steam, 10; by eal 0 45,00) bushels grain at. 11d.,'and_2,500 bales cotton hams and 9c. fur The closing — October, $11 nsked; Novem- 15 asked: seller yeur, $0 BS; bid, OP asked. The sales 90 for Decer 10%e. and tlerces West- Refined was quoted as nt, 11340. for South America and 10c. Loutti poo Tie 0 Hige- Reread by 4 n, fair uba, Krocel inhds. ‘and boxes, Nos. Sto 18, Ole. Blige. cel e mark ¢ was dull at 165 tierces, 37 bla. and with sales of 125,000 Ibs. byime city. ‘The market was firmer, qi ter fe 15 bb To Liverpool 60,000, 4, ath, 3: 60 1vs.; 14,0 0 ooxes cheese ‘at 50s, ‘8 358," To London, per steam, 84., 350° bales hops ai 4. To Glasgow, 000 bushels grain at 8d. boxes starch, 20s. ‘To Ham: To Bremen, The charters em- re 250 quarters grain (in rwegian bark, from Baltimore to a United Kingdom direct, with 5,000 an Italian wa with 3,750 quarters, same rat 000, and a Norwegian bi with 1,760. bales 10 Cork “for orders to Unitea Ad, ies or Continent, with 3,000 bbis. refined petrolenm At 5s. 4d., direct port id. off: a British ship, phia to Hremen or Antwerp, a Britian burk. henco to Ccrk for orders, short lay day: bark, hence to Havre or petroleum 48. 73d. NEW YORK RECEIPTS FOR TWO Dars, from Philadel ‘with 6,000 bbls. do. at 4s, 4icd., Fronch bark, hence to Sables htha wt 4s, 9d; a British ux, with 3,500 bbls. erade CATTLE MARKETS, Wilpxaspay, Oct. 4, 1876, Veale Shee, and) and, Beeves, Cowen, Calves. Lamb. 7 420° “2.794 — 29 es = 68 ed — 1,748 7 756 6,365 per Ib. reduction on Inst re GME. a Le. per 1d., we From 59 Ibs. a 57 Ibs. hing day's closing rates, Prices 43) ewt. a 0% ews. net, quality from poor steers not equal to that of Ii to good, The demand for top quality Monday, At sixtieth stroet yards T. C Eastman sold for self 28 cars of horned cattle: sales as follows weight 43 ewt. ; 1201 7 ews, scant; 96 III 16 Texan’ steers at Oke. per Iv, itinols atocts ab Bye. per ib weight linols steers at 0igo. a Ue. per 1b, weight 73 cwt., strong; 148 Illinois steors at 0c, L0kge. per Ib. 1oige. for A. ewt Kaba at Myo. sold for per Ib. 1’ Kentucky tucky steers at 9gc. per atoers at Yio. Uige, tucky steers at Sec. @ 10%, jards Coney & McPherson soid for At Jersey City D. McPherson 32 Otio steers eight 8 cwt.; 32 Ib., weight at ight 5 cwt., strong. eight with @ fraction on 15 Mlinois | steer owt. S. W. Sherman sige. per Il Wb. n Sowt. E. Vogel so Pe ie at ac. per sold for N. Morris 22 I ight 8! r Ib., weight 833 ow" Van Aite 53 Indfana xteors at Se. per lb., weight o3¢ 101 Indiana steors at #3gc. per Ib., weit! J. Brown weight 16 Kentucky steers at Sc. ‘T. Wheeler sold for Bedtord & Kennedy 61 Keutucky at ge. per Ib., with Sle, off por head, weizht 733 owt. Kontucky stecre nt 106: per. 1b. weight 8% Thompson sold for Coon & Hasbur t Zowt, re welgt 0 ont rlb., weight 64 cwt. + rris 18 por ibe, weight 6: steers ut 9c. per lb., with 50c.’ on per head, wei at i{c. per Ib.. welght 6! weight 634 cwt. ; weigt 63 cwt. Toller & Si steers.at Hive. per Ib. with Ode. off per head, welght Id for N. Morris 52 Llinois oxen’ at 8igc. weight 74 cwt.: 44 Illinois steers weight ewt,; 57 Indiana steers at 10c. 4 cant. H. F Burehard sold gewt, O. 32” Kentucky sicers 6% ewt.: for HH. Kabn per Ib. weight 6 cwt. teors 70 owt, Coon & url steers. at 14 Uhio 10s. per Ib, wt, “Ulory & Cary sold for rs at Sisc. per Ib., weight Sige. perib., weight 7 cwt. . per lo weight 7ewt.: 31 Ken: ine “woigiit 734 ewt. : 06 Kentucky per ib,, welght Ths cwt. ; 123 Ken . per Ib. weight Siz cwe. it Mike, A 1OtKe. is steers at sec. Spencer, 17 Indiana for W. H, Wheeler, er Ib., weight 734 owt. ; for tl, te, ‘per Ib., weikht 64 ewt. W. stecrs at 7c. per Ib., Hinoss 30 Illinois steers jerbuch sold for N. eicht 63g ewt, F. er Ib. Minol 924 Poke "Tig 4c. per 1b. weight 8. W: Allerton J3:iltinois foers at ewt. ; 34 Ilinol . at Bfc, per Morris 35 The 73 cwt. M. Lo ra ut Ro pel Minoix sold lor Mlinois sold for MM cwt. M. Goldschmids linois steers mt OXc. w 10%4e. per 1b., weights 7 cwt. a Big cwt.; 12 Illinois steers at 1c, per Ib., Myc. per woikht 7% cwt, Sucer axp Lamns.—T ight 9% cwt.: forL. Rewenstein, 90 Missouri steers at i b., with 5C6. off per head, weight 7 Hotrseh & Joseph. 30 India weight 744 wt. ; 30 Indiana st owt. ; tor Bige. per Ib., per Ib., tendy. Sheep sold at 4c. « .mixed flocks at get 6c. por Ib., lambs ut 5igc, a 7c, per] peri, J. Kirby sold 224 State . weight 17,260 Ibs.. St 84 G0 por cwt.: 90 Kentack> sheep, weight 104 Ibs, per head, at 53¢e. per ib, weight 52 Ibs. per mba, weight 35 “Stat be. per at lbs. peril head," at 161 196 Canada lambs, 81 Canada lambs, wi 467 Canada Bie. pt Ib. lambs, weight 73 Hume age. end, "at 54g0. per 115 Ibs. per head, at Sige. weight St Ibs. per head. nt 4%c. por Ib. hpad, at 6! er bead, at vine, per Ib.; 28 State lan ba. rhea weight G8 Ibs. per weight 60 Ibs. weight State lambs, 3; 28 Te. peril weight sheep, weight 88 lbs. Michigan sheop, weight.00 Ibs. pet head, at Get per Ib.; i! mba, weights 77 Ibs a Nas we Elliott State lambs, Jndd & Buckingham sold 142 8 ic per ip. Ohge. per Ib. at Ugo. per Ib, ; 81 “te. por Ib:; 11 State 766, pet Ib. "RB. Davis «78 Ibs. per hend, weight 106 195 at 5c. por Ib.; d, at 6! fy sold * a enters per sheen, woixht 280 Michigan sheep, 18 Canada law 340 Btate lamb: c. per Ib. at Ole. per Ib.; 100 69 ibs. per head, at 6%c. per weizht 74 Ibs,” por head, at @ lambs, Tight 15.500 lbe., at Glee. per tb, | 24} State lambs, wel 68 Ibs. per head, ni 6! weight 11,970 tbs., a 33, 146, por ib Vos. at Sige. per ib. ; Kase & Pidcocx sold 56 Jersey ewes, ht Stato sheep ana lambs, Tb. ; 378 state sheep, weight Stato Dp. weight 5,550 Se. ib, Jersey ewes, heep, weight weight 5,400 bs, weight 4,100 Ibs; at Ge. por Ib. ; 55 Pennsylvania lambs, woicht 3.218 Tox. at Bie. per Ib, ar ékce oer is 101 Canada lambs, weight 7,6.0 ibs, ‘Mion Cows.—Trade rather easier; prices, $35 a 860 per head, calves included. VeALS AND UaLves.. Jims sald ae The, m O40, per tb.: con Bige. a Be. Toss. State hogs, 262 Ibs, hogs sold at 6c. @ 734 er 1b. ; also ‘Six car loads of hi thei qe per —Trade moderate; smooth quality quality caives at 8 $16 per head. were sold on live weight. wold at 65;c. ser Ib. Ohio - DOMESTIC ‘MARKETS, ordinary, 9! x ry, hee. coastwise, 692, Cotton irregular alive. 0: Flour unchanged; sales 1,700 bila, club, $1'24; extra white Michigan, $1 3i, Corn of 2,000 bushels mixed Wi : ales of 10,000 bushels No. 2 Can No. 8 Canada at $1 02; 10,000 do. at $1 Miiwa steady; sai ley lower 8,500 do. iddling, 9%e.: low middling, O3ge. ; et ressipe TD. bale 2,186. Stock, 35,52 middling, 10e.; low middling, Gaxvxstox, Oct. 4, 1 good ‘Xporte cosst- 4, 1876, & 9850. 5 Lxports Monier, O Net receipts, 1,802 b 1,600, Stock, 13,654, Savawnatt, Oct. 4, 1876, middling, 10\c.; low middling, 9% wed ordinary, Bie, abe. Nes receipe iT bale: B35, “Exports constwive, 1,449. Salon: O27. Net receipts, 2,757 bales; Stock, Cuanceston, Oct 4, 1876, iow middling, 10c. ; good 149 balos. Experts const- SWxGO, Oct. 4. 1876 Wheat dull; No. 2 meal, $26 for bolted; $25 for unboited per to $140$15; ship stuffs, $16; middling, $20 per ton, Canal ‘freights unchanged. ‘Lake ‘receipts—Wheat 3,000 48,800 do. Flour, 1,800 bbls, 10 Receipts—Flont wheat, 51,71 ‘4.200 bb! Bilge. Oats dull and ley in fair demand and weigh Inmber, 1,200,L00 tet. of No, 2 Western high iy Se. 9 ose. ; 9.000 busbe! vate terms Malt m light trade demand and unchanged and lard held Gem nt fair trade prices, generally. un fo. ; lumber, 224,000 feet. els; ‘rye, 3,000 do; ys Railroad shipments— |, 1876, 10 ‘bushels 14,910 bushels Kailroad Ship: ity ted; demand hard Mil- ‘0 cars of white winter at $1 22; three jl 24; two cars ot low grade winter at nd fri at an ad: ern Toiedo at Sie., 3,000 do. in ots d low inixed at 5259 changed. Ryo, nothing doing. ales of 10 cars Canad: ample We light pris rn changed, Seeds—Light sales; timothy heid firm at $2 0 $2.25; clover, nothing doing. bbls, at $1 11 @ $1 12 for city made. Highwines—Sales of 125 Canal freights un- changed; boatmon holding off jor an advance, bit ntside pric 1 124s Octo ryold No. 3 Chi d rejected, Sle. generally higher; prices aa rather & Bo%e. G2) qe. a unchanged fia ail the year. 1 10 Bahg, cash $10 30, meats in good demand uperfine mt Whent excited 3 No, 2 Ubleago spring, $1 1. closed at § zo new, Pork 18 70 4 $15 75, ensh; $16 60 a 816 65 pOntcaco, Oct. 4, 1876, stroug: ne ed strony and higher ; closed ds No, Z at :53g0.' enate; dnt 4470. No ed steady. in ard fairly active and « shade Uetobor; $0 4734, all the sud'e shade ‘ gnort rib middles, 9¢.; short clear middles, 9<e. Nabe) steady and unchau, Freights unc! Liste iitkerteen te tual a Reoelp 9300 bbls; wheat, 124,000 bushels; corn, 295,000. oats, 73,000 do. : rye, 15,000 do. ; barley. 63,000 do. Suipments— Hg tp pg te er 000 do: rye, 38, iey St We tnerhoon call sfibe BoerdsciVnest Strong aod bigher: $i 11% « $1 12, October; 81 12% = 1 13, Novem ber. Corn steady; #54¢¢., October; 45isc.. November, Oats and pork unchanged. Lard firmer at ‘all the yeas HAVANA MARKET. tens ania, 250 a 00g. sean oes Siem Spanien |. 229 a ‘xchange market stagnaah ail Qeotations remain unchanged. EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxnox On, Maxxer—Lonvox, Ook 4—Hvening 6 i 4 per . COUITRRPOOL OIL MARKET LIVERPOOL, Oct. 4—Evening— jnseed oil, 268, a 2s, Sd. per ewt. panda ac pe Sc FINANCIAL. “LF emxsow ame ATES Endowment lusaranco Policies, Mortgagos and otbet Becurisies” fall kinds effected with best come Pane eee TABRICH & CO, 110 Brondway. WANTED, $12,000, AT FIVE PSR CENT, FOB two years, on First Mortzase on improved city Property} nore then five times the amount: no broker ‘all or address F. E, FRANCISCO, 264 A <8. W. LAPSLEY, 15 BROAD ST. in Stock Privileges. Explanstory Quotations furnished. ieferenc United 51 + J . “BAZLEY, 74 BROADWAY.—FIRSI scluss Stock Exchange Privileges; quotations of strad privileges: siso explanatory paruplets matted 44 Correspondents in principal cities in United amphlet inl pice “A YOUNG LADY WISHES AN £ $150 on goua security, Adaress ©. B. K., Herald office. LOAN OF §2,00) 10. 3,0 0 WANTED—ON GOOD security SCHINZEL, 4 Barclay st., shoe store. ONDHOLDERS OF THE BLELORER STREET Railroad.—The Bleecker Street and Fulton Ferry Rail- Toad Company have made arrangement with the Twenty. third Street Railwa: Gunpany to heresfiér interest on their bonds. the bondholders of the Street Kaullroad who have not already delivered their bonds are r ested todo so without further delay to the Stuyvesant ‘afe Deposit Company, corner of 7th st, and $d av., for the uurpose of receiving the additional coupons and participa lug in the additional security. fi GEOUGE INGERSOLL, Secretar {STATE MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE, CITY jor Brooklyu fur five years; lowest expenses. HYATT, 145 Broadway.” iRST BONDS AND MORTGAGES, REAL BSTATI part Improved, short date, ty-third ward, for sa liberal discount for immediate cash; about 70 per ceot principal paid; unusual opportunity; title indisputable, ‘Address SH, box 1,830 Post office. OHN 8. PIKKCE, 5 PINE, LOANS ON CITY AND pi irookiyn Real Katste, six per cont, Money foriicas clave joans, ARGE AMOUNTS OF MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW nyo apy Or ne a rk: id Westchester First : YT 04 a asia ‘e EORGE W. STAK CAD Broadway. HE MARIPOSA LAND AND MINING COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. IMMEDIATE LOAN 6. SESSMENT of $1 per share on the preierred and common tock, paynblo at this oltice ON-OR HEFORE OCTOBER Y. Alter that date it will be delinquent and lialle to — charge of $3 each certiticate for advertising sale. MORKIS H. SMITH, Assistant Secretary. GIATE OF MASSACHUSETTS. —§200,(0) FIVE PER cent Gold Bonds, 20 years to run; price 114%; paymen tobe made within 0 day ds delivered us boon as Fy ceived from the State, For sale by KIDDER, PEABOD' CC 33 Wall York, No. 40 Stato st., Boston UST FUNDS TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE-CITS ty, } Brooklyn oF Queens fOVITT & WOLCOTT, 10 Pine Ppowoex ON BOND ND MORTGAGE —A P. ae ing to Europe wishes to loan $15,000 on Ne: aug property. Apply w CROWK & ANDERSON 208 Grind se “ANTED—3600 FOR A YEAR ON REAL B/TATE inthis city. Address MINISTER, Herald office. Pane ken ae PURSES, STON OPO 00. WANTED—FOR THREE MONTHS, ON 4 O Osiomehold furniture worth nt least $3,00% and Gent ateee ‘$000, Address CHLATTELS, box 21¢ Heral ottice. r= TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORTGAGB, DOO Qetther in Now. Yor or Brooklyn; 7 per cent ply to G, W. SHEPARD, 51 Chai: bers et. WANTED-ON REAL KSTATE IN THE 15.00 Oscutiwert, worth $100,000, Address WNER, box 3,183 New York. $150.00 Omerustveon Brontray Property. to dala adrees W. $1 000.000 percent went race S200 vib ve t, principal and intere: avie tn wd. 0x 71 New York Post offiom YOKOFF, 30 Pine st COPARTNERSRIP»s. RK, OCTOBER 4 1876.—WE, THE ONDER: signed, have this day formed a copartnership under the firm name of Duniap & Uo., as dealers in General Produce, pier 24 North Kiv Vesey and Barclay sts, pposite No. 143 West at., between JAMES DUNLAP. WT COMSTOCK. | BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, YOUNG MAN” WHO HAS” A BAKER'S FLOUR trade of 300 barrels a week wants to make arranzementy with a first class house in that | ; first class references, Address BAKER'S FLOOR, id office. GROCERY AND COMMISSION HOUSE, WITH Avcxtennive connections and the best’of fucilities, desires artner with $25,000; a good chance for an henorable and jucrative connection.’ Apply GRIGGS & CARLETON, 9& roadway; GOOD BUSINESS OPPORTUNI Jersey City, near the ferry, for sule, furnished, with Lease, Furniture, &c.; terms to suit: doing a xvod ens, ‘The party guing away wishes to dispose of it immediately. Apply to CROWE & ANDERSON, 260 Grand st, GERMAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, INTEND. ing to extend their business to the United States, is pre- pared to receive applications, with references, ior agencies, Address H. caro of Messrs. MANDEL & FRANK, 67 and 69 William st., New York. Knee, WILL BUY A RESPECTABLE sand honorable estabiished money making Business including Stuck, Fixt ‘&e.; now paying net profit of $500 a month, references given, and investigation open te Birtios moaning business, Address RELIABLE $2,000, jerald office. WELL PAYING DOWN TOWN RETAIL BUSI ness is offered for sule very cheap; through dissolution of partnership Apply to LLOYD, 29 Broadway. ABARGATS, HANDSOMELY FITTED UP CIGAR ying bu will be sold for 1,800 (only Stock, Fixtures, License eave, &c.; satisfactory reasons for selling. For full partie jars inquire J. J. MALONE, 5 De A PARTY WITH $1,000 CAN HAVE HALF INTEREST in a holiday book by which, if rightly introduced, a for- inne may be made in a few weeks. Address SUCCESS, Herald Uptown Branch office. A VALUABLE RAILROAD CAR PATENT FOR SALE, Address E. J., box 141 Herald Uptown office. Ao MATOH FACTORY, FULLY EQUIVPED, Wit machi ing, Fenl estate, for sale; part ty. BUSINESS, .—A HOTEL IN ning prominent Broadway corn part engh required), inclu CE UNUSUAL.—THE PROPRIETOR well known and estab. lished, with sales depot on Brondway, will give a desirable person, with not leas than $1.00) capital. a ine position. Address PROPRIETOR, vox 18) Herald Uptown office, USINESS OPPORTUNITY IS NOW OPEN FOG moderate or large capital; everything in working order) ninls, store, machines, pecent, required, N., box 191 0-OPKRATION I8 DESIRED WITH A PARTY WHO italin an unsurpassed business 0} a> vata opportunity fiat class, "Address Me O-, 3,188 Post office, New York. A FIRST CLASS LOOA- Oot YARD FOR 8A wen and doing a good business. Apply at yard, 213 West oh ot OR SALK—OR PARTNER TAKEN IN THE FIRST class Barroom 112 South st. (OR SALE TO CLOSE THE ESTAT! OF THOMAS thing com for admin’ 18 ARTIES, WITH SMALL CAPITAL OR RBAI can secure @ legitimate bnviness that will ut on investment every 9) days, Call at Brooklyn anh req ‘ee PARTNER WANTED—A atrix, 16 Wall st. room 18, THE COAL BUSINESS; rude. HANKINS, 28 We BUSINESS MAN WITH some money and goud reference, who can give his entire time to the bi Dox 1,37, i. 10 LAWYERS.—WANTED, A LAW FIRM TO ASSO. ciate themsely the ‘attorneys for a mereantile ney, of which we are ostablishing the principal offiee ast be abl Th fate us desk room fr na aga . box 201 Herald Cptown office. TLEMAN WITH $3,000 OASH, TO n first class Hotel, this city, or would mily wud give him @ sicumtion; also se enrity for y. Address WINTER COMFORT, Herald Uptown Branch oitice. WAXTED A PARTNER WITH $3,000, TO TAKS one halt interest with subscriber in a very valuable pat be several machines im use here, Address 5., Het «fice. V NTED—A PARTNER, TO TARE THE PLACE OF retiring e having an acquaintance with the tee paneling & good eliy ¢ ith an exelnsive rane irnde, ive, may address WHOLESALE, ANTED-—A BU NS TO BUILD A and houses at Astoria, for which two choice Low ew York, fronting Central Park, and some xiven, Address, with particalan, OWNER, Dox 4,384 Post office, WANTED—A (PARTNER, (ACTIVE, OR SPECIAL with » enpital of from $100.0 to $15,009, to engage Ie f& Grst class business now to be opeved, Audross F, A., Horald U; h office. WiAitep— scenes, MEN, WITH SOME GAPITAL, located or willing to locate in large towns and cities, to represent an Interest in staple article; to parties de: mring # profitable business thix is an opporsnnity unsur- Otic 2i, No. 206 Bromiway (tnke elevnior), Post JAMES 5. Dis PALOS, IN SOME GOOB jens; sond particulars, Address LON. —WAATED, A PARTY WITH $5,000, TO ‘one hall interest with the subserioers in TO $60,0000,—ANY PARTY WITH THIS desiring to extaviive themaclves at yont paying Al business houses in tow eity can do #0 by taking pines of roesiri ee ad we caance Lo GERARDS beak ey »