The New York Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1876, Page 11

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The Stock Market Dull and Irregular-—Busi- ness Interrupted by Politics. GOLD 109 8-4 A 109 7-8. Government Bonds Firm and Active—Railway Bonds Quiet and Steady—Money on Call 3 and 2 Per Cent. Watt Sraser, } Saronvay, Nov. 4-6 P. M. Three powerful foes, the election, the Jerome Park races and the Wall street politieal meetiug, made war on activity in stock circles to-day, and vanquished it completely. From one o'clock to half-past two the ball was literally cleared out of operators, as though the political meeting bad been a species of Hercules and the Board an Augean stabie, which in- deed in many puints it resembles. During this period the entire transactions aggregated but 300 shares, while the whole day’s business did not exceed 5,000, or about one-quarter of the usual average. This sparsity of business presents a very weak text fora very slim sermon, which 1s necessarily confined to the notice of Lake Shore, Western Union and the Ohios as the only stocks which survived @ parturition of dul- ness and possessed life enough to draw a speculative breath, The inhalation, however, showed consider- able vitality, for prices kept well ap In Lake Shora.and Western Union and closed strong, though there was no ald to be had for the former this side the race meet- ing and no interest attracted to the latter, which ts very much of a white elophant just now on the hands of its proprietors. The holders of Obios seeem to be in alike category and exhibit symptoms of elepbantiasis of the same virgin hue, but with a étrong disposition to get out of the bargain, as was shown by the tree sales of the stock from 1075 down to 9%. This security appears to be one more addition to the {ist of railroad fizzles, which, dying s lingering death under the cancer of a hopeless floating debt and dimin- ished ousiness, is sinking juto the grave of unfortu- enterprises. In the remainder of the list there was scarcely movement enough to furnish quotations, and fluctua- Hons were of the smallest description. ‘TRE SALES TO-DAY. che tramyactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag- fregated 55,000 shares:—New York Central and Hud- ton, 446; Erie, 500; Lake Shore, 18,500; North- western, 100; do, preferred, 1,800; Rock Island, 400; Pa- fific Mail, 800; St, Paul, 1,900; do, preferred, 2,800; Obios, 11,825; Western hang 12,870; Wabash, 2,500; Union Pacific, 100; C., C. and I. C., 100; Delaware, Lackawanna and ee 1,500; New Jersey Central, 1,500; Michigan Central, 2,000, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICRS, The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :—- Opening. igus Lowest New York Central........ 102% 0255 Ene.. 1d noe ty Lake Shore, 87 87% 56 by Wabasn , TH 7 Northwestern. 33 1s Northwestern preterred, 60g Rock Island. 10175 15, Milwaukee 25 24 Mil, and St Paul preterre 6544 54% Del., Lack and Western. TAs a Now Jersey Central, A 8635 Union Pacific... 61 ‘ 3% Obio and Mississippi 10% 9% Western Union... Pacific sail. ... ADVANCK AND DROLINE. ‘The following are the changes in closing prices com- pared with those of yesterday :— Anvance. —New York Central, Northwestern common, \y, preferred, %; Rock Island, +4; Western Union, % ‘Harte ‘lem, 34; New York and New ven, 1; Duelo States Express, 3 ; gold, 3 Deciink.—Delaware and tackatann, 3; Delaware and Hudson, %; Erie, 14; Hannibal and S¢. Joseph, 34; do. preferred, w Jersey Central, §; Ohio and Mississippt, on Quickstiver, 4; St Pi M3 8h Paul preferred, ',; Union Pacitle, 3. The rest of the market was stationary, THE MONEY MARKET. On call loans moncy was supplied at 3 and 2 per cent. The following were the ratés of exchange on New York at the undermentioned cities to-day :—Savannab, buying 3; off, selling para 4 off; Charleston, easy, 56-16% par; Cincinnati, dull, 100 discount; St. Louis, 160 discount; New Orleans, commercial 3, bank 3x, and Chicago nominally 25 to 60 discount, Foreign ex- change was steady ; prime sterling, asking rates, 4.823¢ and 4.5414; selling rates, 4.8134 a 4.82and 4.831; 04.84; Reichmarks, 9434 a 94% and 95340955. Cables, 96, Prime Paris, 6,193, and 5.167%. THE GOLD MARKET, Gold opened at 109% and closed at 109%, ull the bales of the day having been at these figures. The car. rying rates were 1 and 2 per cent. Loans were also made flat OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD BXCHANGE BANK. Gold balance: Currency valance: Gross clearances. . The sum of $860,000 in specks was withdrawn from the Bank of England yesterday for shipment to New York, THR WANK STATEMENT, ‘The bank statement shows a rising average for apecie and a falling one tor legal tender notes. The Surplus reserve now stands at $9,942,176, which ts $1,041,275 less than last week. The following is a comparigon of the averages for the past two weeks :—— Oct. 28, Loans, ..... $269,840,800 $260,684,200 Specie..... 15,947,200 + 17,436,600 Leg. tend’s 48,862,000 46,853,800 Deposits... 215,305,000 Circulation, 14,970,700 14,970,200 The following shows the relutions between the total reserve and the total liabilities:— Oct. 28. Nov. 4, Differences. $17,436,600 Inc. $1,489,400 46,353,800 Deo, 2,508, 200 Total res’ve. $64,309,200 $03,700,400 Deo. $1,018,800 Reserve te: 63,848,226 of al re. Saree, $10,983,450 $9,942,178 Dee. $1,041,275 GOVERNMENT BONDS, Goverument bonds closed steady at, the following United States currency sixes, 1244 a 12434; do, do., 1881, registered, 1173 @ 1173 do., coupon, 117% a 118; do, do, 1865, registered, M04 2 110%; do, do, do, coupon, 110% a 10K; do, do., do, new, registered, 113 a 11354; do. do,, do., do., coupon, 113 a 11355 ; do, do., 1867, registered, 115% a 116; do, do, do., coupon, 115% 8 116; da do, 1868, registered, 117 #11744; do. da, do, coupon, 117 a 117%; do, ten-lortios, registered, 113% a 118%; do. 40, coupon, 115a115%; do, fives, 1881, registered, 113 a 1184; do, do., coupon, 113 21134; do 4)y’s, ML a lly. THR CNITED STATES TAEASTRY. * The Treasary holds $356,740,000 in bonda to secure bank circulation, and $19,150,000 to secure pubtic deposits, National bank circulation outstanding :—- Currency notes, $320,680,000; gold notes, $2,100,000, Revenue receipts, $450,000; customs reeeipia, $370,000; bink notes received for redemption, $600,000. Total for the week, $2,950,000, The Treasury operations for the week included the disbursement of $3,549,000 gold for interest, and $83,000 in redemption of bonds, and the receipt of $1,667,000 tor customs, ‘The Assistant Treasurer paid out to day $211,000 gold on account of interest and $5,000 im redemption of five-twenty bonds, The Sub-Treasury released $5,700 silver coin to-day, ORKIGN MARKET, in London British consols are 3-16 lower than yes- ferday, United States bonds are steady, except ior NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, lower, and the new fives, The sum of £78,000 bullion was to-day withdrawn trom the Bank of Engl: The foliowing are the last prices ; do, for account, 96 ‘old, 10334; 1867 bonds, 109 a 10944; ten-forty bonds, 10834; new fives, 106%; Erie, 10%, he teh Sy oe COMMERCIAL REPORT. whieh are 3g higher, aOR COTTON : spoT 1-8c. HIGHER; FUTURRS CLOSED BARELY STEADY axD 1-16c, 4 3-320, LowER— FLOUR DULL, BUT UNCHANGED— WHEAT DULL AND NOMINAL—CORN DULL—OATA FIRMEB— AND LOWER—PORK DULL BUT FIRM— -—Consols for money, 96 296) Rentes in Paris, WHISKEY DULL AND NOMINAL—LARD QUIET, PETROLEUM QUIET—SPIRITS TURPENTINE QUIET—ROSIN QUIET—OILS FIRM-—COFFEE ¥IBM—SUGAR FIRM—FREIGHTS QUIET. Nov. 4—6 P. M. Business wag duller than ever to-day in all its Io fact, scarcely anything was done in many of the jeading commodities. On ‘Change nothing of consequence was dene, and time was consumed tn the discussion of politics, Flour was dall, but un- changed. Wheat was dul! and nominally lower, but to establish quotatiens, Corn Oate were firmer for prime. Pork was dull and RAILROAD BONDS, Railroad bonds were quiet and strong. The follow- ing were the changes in prices compared with last pre- vious sales;—An advance of 1 per cent in Pittsburg, 0 firsts; 34 In Central Pacific 4¢ in Chesapeake and and St. Pau! consolidated sink- img funds, Union Pacific firsts and Ceatral Pacific drsts (San Joaquin branch), and 4; in Chicago and North- western consolidated gold chne of X& in Toledo ana Wabash seconds and \ in Loursville acd Nashville consolidated of 1898, STATE BONDS. State bonds at the Board were dull and seldy, with jesules confined to Tennessee old sixes. THE AMERICAN MINING BOARD. ‘Tho following is the official report of salos to-day :— Fort Wayne and Chi gold bonds and C., C. Objo firsts, Milwauk: vena. There was a de Dot enough was do: was dull and lower, Whiskey was dull and lower. Lard was quiet, but firm. Freights were qui See. bigher; furures closed barely 16¢, @ 3-32e. low Covree.—The market tor Rio was quiet but frm; 2,670 Dage sold, ex Fairy Bell, on private terms, and at Ral- 6 do 50 Chollar-Potosi. 18 100 Cleveland... We quote :—Ordinary fair do., 18\e.; extreme range of lots, 16kje. a 21 ge. a 160. ; Des Rico, 36s . ee Conta Rica, I6e. a 19¢.; Mexica 1a, ide a Ihe: Cure with an advance, however, steady and from to-day compare with triday’s as follows: — Friday, November 3. ii ons Saturday, Now d ty not more than haif « erade above or below the grade quoted 1— Alstema. 1. Orieaan, Texas. ‘sans AvTRR CALL. Alpha, 15, Best aieicher.... 100 Cleveland. ..... ordin 10 Strict good ordinary. Low middling, 1 Strict low middiing: lo 100 Union Consol. 10. ‘The Ciderburg Mining Company, ot alifornia, have declared a dividend of fifty hare, amounting to $11,200, payable in this city on the 10th of November. SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS. The following are the closing official prices of mining stocks to-day :— Consolidated Virgima. $0x 36 to arrive. Dsliv- Sierra Nevada, se Bat 12tye., Suu rch, 800 wt tz ite 200 at 124;c., 300 PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. The closing prices of Philadelphia stocks are;— ik ‘otal ‘since September “closed as follows :—1 Cot ton ‘iretght ; to Serge by ys ap by steam, 4c. compresse 7-16. compress i City sixes, new......... United Railroads of New “Jersey... Pennsylvania Railroad. Tonight Railroad. ied i, pre! Pin secre ogo ud Erie Railroad, pret. tion, preterred.. market was dull Northern Vent Lehigh Navigation. . Oil Creek and Alleghany Railroad. Hestonville Ratiway. Central Transportation NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Satorpar, Nov. 4, 1876, CALL—I0 A, M. 9136 50)she LAs ERR «3_ 5 + Inclading Grave, annexed quotations. Rye flour wus quiet; about 33 40.68 10. Gorn weal wan quiet bb! 500 bbls. and sacks told within the rau $9000 Un Pac sink f. 40 ahs Dot & HC a10 be 4 Oo. F IsAv Cane kk 200 West Un Tel. BEI MMRASOASTS FRSESSSZESHEETE Prrrererrrre rts Sec eIwomoOcIeguIcVIsea | SSBHSSSoSuRASSeaseh Ey & , J Gorn meal, Bran 5 2 . —Whoat was dull and nominally lower, but there was not 30. 100 Del. 1. & W RK. Wo Tol & | Wao RE 200 PBL 2B tor red winter, Corn was dul No. wand inte lust oventng 00D wushela ungraded Canada Kuat on private terms, rowed State sold aale firm int ze. for rejected, 2 size, for tate mixed, Sic. we. for No, 3 Be “a de: for Western ‘white, and’ 403je. 0 50e. for BOOOO de e113 100.0 U § 5-20, ¢, *87.. We quote :~Ameri- Baz clean. 9200 8 8210, gold cu ener and time, carreedy, Manila inal heim, de. Iatlo. Stac. a O8Kc., ell gold. Gonssoene anew mained dull. ws wut ‘B0e. ; cluyed, 3 000 Tenn 6's, “toon at & Sui iY Jute buits, 31 eae casi ’ st 2000 M&SPist,I & M. —Ouda, centrifugal rs Sue. 6 Ne. Kew ‘Orleans, govd. 603; Ce 200 Harlem RR.. WIC RSG RR PE DS SO MN 8 oF Mb eed do. ae) quote :—Spirits of turpentine, @ $2.06; good strained, $2°75; Washington, #2 mington were, as, follo ond strained, $1 60. at, Wilmin * Advices f eign y 3): wpirite strong at 35e. bat firm. We quete 100) Oley & P ‘th 2G Tove Gitte ‘pis: m 100 alia Quick Bin... 12% . Without, however, prices were as hange in pric dy., ‘in éxses, hit. Taphtin, at. Philadeipita,” 2e.5 do. alt he Creek’ were as illow United, sae « ry 2: Phovisions.--Receipts—Pork, 356 vbls. ; turd, 864 100 Kegs) cut mente, 105 packages: owcon, ‘7 tierces and bee! rket wae dull ant nomin + dickled bellies at Bacon was stead: 7, and J and short clea GW do... @ as follows:—November, #9 1000 OU & 16 24... and Pegs ine DD 9. 85 bid, 100 shs W Un Tei. .b' BY 9 asked: Fe ® 3 W for December, a Spagee ES saree Re aT ¢! £ Eorisrs canfoues gin a We agers molasses, bhds. ont iY a Ee m4 luv Mi ase RR be ag eos and 15 cosks. The market old at 10%. for prline city; ome ‘shi 129 bils. v les were 86,000 ibs. yt, 434 bbls, The market was dull and 20 CWNW RR 100 NJ Con BA el. oo ohio * Mie Be BOK ten rout were about as ben Xception of for petroleum tonnage, w nd the busivess was moderate. yy sail oa ta bal Hight: ke: kengements Incladede Te Liver O10 wane toes tubaceo fatter 500 packages lard and bacon at duu of repriesvace 1W0 Haw «Bt 0 tees pe ranch neat NOVEMBER 5, 1876,-QUADRU PLE SHEET, were:—A Swedish briz, from Baltimore to Santanae aud Corunna with 1,500 bbls and cases refine at 5s, 6d, and 28c. with 2,800 bois do. ut 45 3a: 0 B dolptiia to United Kingdom, with British ely from Philadelphia to Ai on private | terms erders, with 400 quer b 8,800 q m Baltimore to da., th 2.000 quarters, tor sa irish const, with 1,3 heiice to Nap! Ttaltan bark, 834 1 Kentucky : option of Genor, an A Intel tre ¥a., free of charges. ———--+-—. FINANCIAL, TARSLEY if BROAD ST rance of all sta stated ith best com- A class stock xehan: ake Of atrad- dies, singe pri .: . %, single privileges: also explanatory Pata et | cation up towa, Apply as 117 West dist at to any address: correspondents 1 prin TOCK OPERATIONS CONDUCTED rm. Margins trom ogi? Spee sant Stocks. Stock privil 1 parties. 72 pai Tue HICKLIN Bankers and Brokers, NCES (NO BUNUS) ON FURNITURE, if stored at advertiser's warehouses. GE, Herald Uptown Branch office, phiet on stock speculations sent free. ‘T *Bankers and Hrokers, Bf Broudway, Now Y 7 WIDOW LADY WOULD LIK# TO BOR row 8500 on good security cipals only dealt with. Address FINANCIAL, Herald Uptown Branch offico, FIRST MORTOAGE OF $3,000 ON GOOD BUSI wees property, Twenty: third ward. for sale DITCHETT, 2 New Chambers st. Ag SIX PER $700,000 to Youn OFF, 80 Pi OIC AND & 7, 8 and 10 per cent. City and County Manicipal ond, City Kuilroad Stocks and Bonds, Insurance and Bank Stocks. Guslight Stocks and Bonds. Strictly first class securities. Interests always promptly paid. Por sale at desirable prices by ALBERT H. NICOLAY & 00., No 43 Pine st., New York, _N. B.-Iuvestment securities our specinity 26 yenrs. ROPERTY.—AP @ Fund, to be inv od at 8 pet cent interest. HYATT, 145 Broadway. tions under the charge of n succe to my superi ime will be ented to a auccusstul issue in every part of th vinmission 10 per cent on the amount reaiized suaoesetal liber: your ur business i FUN AC HONIG, 111° Broadway, rooms G and 1 pent. a refined lady of guod sucial standing. Address SITY, Lox 155 Herald offic: ane OTCUKISS & BURNHAM (Members New York Stock Exchange), mmission Stock Brokers, 315 Broad st,, New York, Branch offices in Fifth Av sounected by our private telegraph lines, Accounts solicite: | WILL LOAN TONEE AT7 PER © ‘Tt AND GT my services lor fair remuneration; undoubted security re- quired. Send full particulars to BACHELOR, Herald office Tuy PRIME REAL ES- WANT $20,000 ON STRIC urity, At SIX per cont or quarterly if desired. Addre $4,000 SECUKITY AND. 1d office. if Wisil $1 000, the above ita pair of singh rings, MU, DGE,| box iii, pao oftice. sex “8. PIERO! K. lo loan on city, Bi Botate. HAS ESTATE FUN cua Waltehuecer’ vonnty Bt [ ARGE AMOUNTS OF MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW er First jexpensen, on New York, Brool Mortgages Boconde. and Leuscholds at exes te GE W. STAKE, 16 Broadway. IFE AND Te MENT INSURANCE, POLICIES purchased, or loans made on 8 GEORGE MOONEY & CO., 179 Broadway, Le 8 BADE. AT (Six a0 class improved elty property; edEO. U, HURLING, AIR DIAMONDS DES: must be white gems. State ‘fall veniels JOHNSON, id office. PRIVILEGES ON GRAIN ARE VERY REMUNERA- Hive and gafe; wheat fuctustes more than is peporte. and stath JUMS FROM $300 TO $1,000 Tt . 7 N BROOK hyn property. HENRY M. TATE, 34 Pine st, ORK AND BROOK- jew Jersey TS LOAN—ON IMPROVED N Lo Property, See, on Westehester and COOK, 115 Broadway, room 35, Md; an American brig, . Feported from Chante = to the Mediterranean, ter rican bark, 738 tuus, Nortoik to Liverpool or Havre, with do, ai explanatory pamphlet in leading ONEY ON LIFE AND Mortgages and other ey | ERY | E™. e Hee 'g Sg ; T FOR ore YEARS, | IONS. Duo, Claims. bave entablished a department for ful and IMPROVED | esd Toperty. in sums to suit; no charze for examination is S| Faetnet dg “AID” WANTED TEMPORARILY BY NECES- Stocks. Bonds and Gold bought and sold on margin or for © ie ang Windsor Hotels, K BOARD AND oe m for six months for use of $400. INDUSTRY, 149 | WANTED —A PARTS rf WILL civE AS SECURITY FOR stone Diamond Ear- ics (ree by RUMBLE & UO., Brokers, ANTED— LOAN OF $5,000, ON GOOD SECURITY; Irinterest offered. Only principals need address @. ILA, MMiterata offi sand fenl entate, large an for share in profits: highest reference SPECIAL OPPORIUNITY, Horald office, R on chattel mortga; Herald office. $500 —A LADY HAVING A eARGE BOARDING UU. house wants to borrow $500 for six months on a note secured by oh: rooms. Address NO’ $25,000.08 oftice. TED—ON is SAFE iftesta $200, 00050 Si. aa STO Hoa Ox also money ut 6 per cent. NT, ix Broadway. $275. 000 “TO LOAN ON BOND AND MoRT- ms to suit. at 6 and 7 per cout wage, in S. DELAVAN, 39 Nassau st. APITALIST TO RECEIVE SPECIAL felons for cnrrylug mortgaxes, railroad secarities small amounty, quick operations, . AT 6 PER CENT, tract of title periect, 4, Drexel Buildings, E. Herald $587. D00 tis cas peeenerrs ___PAUL P. TODD. 145 Broadway. foreign and di xenedingly profitable ; $6,000 cai nts will secure # valuabl WOUL! TU arty having few hundred dollars to open gentle ishing "oods store. Address BUSINESS, box 164 cure 8 goed pusitiin for the win ddress PERNAMBUCO, Herald off DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITY FOR PARTY with $2,000 or $3,000 to purcliase old established Bust- oughtare duwo «| $2.50 nose sna toe st hess, with coud retail trade, situated on th town, . Ann box 1b | Herald otte. Pantture: Jewelry. M cheap. Address MORK al of $25,000, and more if necessary, ww York and pals only. EXTABLISHED STABLI profit.” for sale om xecount of other bus wbout $10,000 cash and giving ay nai in'be noticed. “Adasen ESALM - sine REE | q aa NESS 8 MAN, WITH $2,500 CASH, GAN SE. | $1. 500! Shirt it ip warm ciimaty, FROM ANOTHER STATE, wii i auble and F thorough investigation. Ad- fice. No notice will be ili not fully explain the 40.. EARNING WO per month, with $400 to $40U clear only partign POSITION WANTED BY A MAN, 15 YEAR: ax. perience, on salary or commission, iu. produce com mission house; bas done $300,000 baslnew ner year on com ts, Address ENERGY, box 179 Hi OLD ESTABLISHED WIOLES dealer is desirous to find an active or with some means at han department while she Subsariber wil! d a fe Spelman Brothers, Fancy 369 Brow. no a & CARLETON, Hoanclal ‘and ‘Busia Ada bey TEAM HOOK Ottice, doing a goed business, tor Matioaery atore No. cr POH (OR: veReeneNe,, ebtrets CUREANY, He oflice, | PARTNEG WANTED—IN PRODUC mission bustness; capital “i i a s from $. 400 up- $ Hinenctas "Agency, 5 Dey a. 000 to $3,000 In & box iT) Herald Uptown MAI MONEY TO INVB of business. Addre: 3. digiloees, with Patents, Address FERFUMBRY, Here pecial pi to take full charze of the inside ote bis time to the way, D JOB PRINTING ch Inquire at $2,500 TO $5,000, TO | sublimed axency. “Only | Pty WOULD Like 10 INVEST FROM e. Address DRUGS, Ax EBTABLISHKD eae HRY ARE RAOTTRT doing « first lass trade, wishos a partner, of will soll sell OPPORTUNTFIND. VTE £ WHO WILL whieh will net HANDSOMELY FITTED UP CIGAR STORE AND Broadway, in complete running order, et profit, ean be bouehs on Owner hiss other business; must sell. All par- J. MALONE, st, Goat YARD FOR SALe—DO uess. Apply ay 37th st, and 7th | DE OWNTOWN HOTEL BAR | D)81,000." Address HOTEL Bak, G A GOOD BUST- LEASE—RENT® Herald office. RESTAURANT, NOW . Address RESTAU- IRST CLASS DOWNTOW tosding 600 people daily, to | KANT, Herald office. OR SALH—IWO VALUABLE PATENT eabinet line, with or without complete hinery Manufacture: partly introduced; uo reasonable offer re- fused, Apply to F. ©. WISEMA SALE AT A BARGAIN and Fixtures; but little money tunity to commence business. 181 Herald office. jor SALE.— IAN DSOMEL, ¥ FURNISHED OTE: #3 rooms and Len kale very low: ligibly situs and domg « ly to ALDEN & BURRILL 2 West L4ch st, spell re Freer SALE—ON FAVORABLE TERMS, OLD BSTAG™ lished Dining Ruom, doiuy a superior business; best lo” OR SALE—TO CLOSE THE ESTATE OF THOMAS Pelham, decoased, the valuable patent, Patent Safety Hod Elevator. now in seventh year | operation, with Good Will of she present large busin eam Engines, eleven horse; Mov Elevators, de. running order. JAMBS BIR: 5 Wall st., room 18, STOCK, MONOPOL | Everything complete and | CHETT, for Admini ALF INTEREST I every requisite of entirely new ‘and safe busin | $1,090. “References given ahd required. Box 4,619 New FOR 15, 30 AND 60 DAYS | York. dor curried 290. gc O810ON OF KERO- and other burning fluids and cracking of ehithneys, x wholly for sule. L. Z., box 103 Brooklyn. MMEDIATELY—PARTNER, WITH 82, opportunity: profitable businos#; sole agency c manufacturer for New York State and the East, Call or ad- . B., 6 Washington st. 1 TO PURCHASE A GOOD which will require bouje $2,000; thorough in- mand fair trial mast beMPiven. Address, ati ting business and particulars, J. W.. Herald Untown offic New AND G of Park Hot “WITH ABOUT $1,000, IN A ateendetag business: sold only 80 days credit, to ease the business: presous capit Addross H, ne box 184 Herald office. R WANTED—WITH r ne retiring; business c class. Addross B. CASH, Herald office, | GMAEL HOTEL, RESTAURANT AND BARROOM; | Sreceiits ‘Bu; rent 80 per day. GOOD BUSINESS: | Werald ottice | Tei TRADE. —ADVERTISER, WITH FIRST GLASS hole d profitable conucetion, desires to associate elf with an A firm or would entertain partnership, AKE THE : references first LiG\ TIONS WANTED FOR | FORMOSAL box 4,190 Post ollice, Woob GUTS AN i books. magazines To PUBLISHERS. | ‘pes for newspape: nd onned: 10,000 Cuts kW. ShOrPuLt, 48 Boekman st., N.Y. | TT NHBARD OF CHANCE.—$4..00 WILL PURCHASE | Unan old establisued “manufacturing cast B Donns: investigation solicited ; 8 xhor month; rolits $400, "Address, for ‘interview, STUART & COs, Herald office, W ps spend the winter 1 men without the e LECTR bought, soid ITH $4,000 CAST! CAN tound, to no Agents of Answer, your full ad- ox 149 Herald ae no time to spend iu correspondin; ee. "$300 OR $400, TO business, now estab ‘Address M. L. W "ANTED—A PARTNER, WI ngage in a light manufacturi in Brooklyn; very profitabl Post office. GHLY RELIABLE MAN, WITH dred dollars capital, to buy an a fortune in ti XCEPTIONABLE CHAR: 100, to engage In fancy ity, in connection aM eral ofc WASTED—A LADY PA on Broadway. Address M near Stewart's, ANTED—TO INVEST $5,000 TO $10,000 IN A safe, profitable business; no agents; give full particu- A tation D, VER FOR NESS GiBBONS, stountou: pias R, IN A GOOD AND PROFIT. siness in this city ; from $400 to $50 APER, H ences required and given. Addr 6 but thone hay- ictabiished gustan cass lnatnony M.S, box 111 ing the roquired amount necd addre Herald office. ANTED—A GENTLEMAN TO TAKE GHARGE OF the bi sand advertising department of w flourish ing weekly trade puvliention ; must xive security ; one com- manding & cash capital of $2,000 or $4,000 can have un in- terest in the concern. Address W., 109 Herald office. Wa BP AN ENTERPRISE 0, TO DEVELO uccossfully established in York and Broow yn; will ure Investment, Ad- $5.00 dows, balance trom profits WASTED—A PARTY, WITH $15,000, TO JOIN AD* Yertiser in a fist class speculation, to. spend the winter ifornia, two months on return in Eastern cities and d fail in Kurope; security for amount in- I share of profits, Address V. P, Il., box W: NTED—A GOOD COAL BUSINESS AND YARD, for which the Equity in one, two oF three well rented Tenement Houses will ve 1,298 Broadway. W. TE! R iy 50% TO WORK take charge of financial affairs. 308 West 23d st. ‘A PART 4 parlors, ner, m GILES, 51 wishing’ to Lexington av. $100. WILL BUY BEST CIGAR STAND DOWN 0 wn, near Stock Exchange: greatest chance ever offered, 40 Broadway, room 57. $300 TO $500 AND SERVICES FOR INVESTMENT’ interest in sinall business or as security for clerk” ship; anything honorable likely to pay. J. B., 83 Clinton place. $4.00 —WANTED BY A LADY, A PARTNER POR wholesale aud retail butter store connected At 475 th ay., two fights fror with conl office. RVICES OF A Your G@ MAN TO I Ix. le j. with, full ‘particulars, $500.8 : inch office, 500.5 Raa WANTED, BUSINESS ESTAB- UU sisned; “capable antimited extension; $1,000 yearly guaranteed. Address TURNER, box 118 Herald oftice: 5()0 CASH Witty SECURE HALF INTER IU Uan established paying cash businuss, Addres: 139 Horald office. STOO nates PIN box oURE iter papi PARTNER office Business paying $250 monthl; roference given. LLY ER, He a jee. 5 es ¥e $1. 000 OR $300. WINER tWANTRD—IN ERNA| yainting and mu Y baat guaranteed. W. F. HEF! pply store: business $1. 000. TO $2,000 TO INVEST IN es "RESPECT- able cash business, with services of one accus. tomed to mercantile and manutacturing pursuits; undoubted Fplerences given and required. address, with, particulars, VED CITY coral poet iia $1.000-% oo AR Se SH EQUT! rty will ba xiven by perienced in business, to any responsible house cr party for '& permanent position where a living can be made; under- wokkeeping; references first class; security if re- is, for three days, WEEKS, 229 South 2d st., IN AN ESTABLISHED WHO! Factory, with first class trad partner taken. Address BUSINESS, box 104 Heraila oft $1 Tit 00TRASE GpPOoRtUxITY WILL BUY MIL- operation; Btock, Fixtures linery nnd Dressmaki on Broadway. Address X. FAMILY 4 rare chance i the right man, Address C. Id Uptown Branch office, 000 ) WANTHD—¥OR TWO YEARS, REASON. ee fable bonus, by ® young man, controllin poly, but Incking capital. vor full ex: SUUCESS, box 209 established moi (principals only) addr OOO eh REX, THE STOCK AND FIXTCRES $5. fof a tirst class country store, doing ood busi- ess also one: half interest in, store building: size, 24x00; two story building ains 12 rooms; also adjoining igs | 6Ox)08, with barn, re 23 fruit tre $12,000 per year, $6. ov0sss ady to Invest ah can make 7 n | per cent in per annum andl per cent net comnts. Hon on yearly trade of 8100 to $12) mille: the mousy to turned over very rapidly (twice » month), 73 er cont of the trade bein Ay cash. Addross KXPORT TRADE, box 930 Post office. 10. OOO sare tote CAPITAL WANTE, Article.» #8 flour: profits large; sales exciusively cash. Address STAPLE, Herald office. $10. 000 ir 00 WANTED, AND AN AG" tive p to succeed retiring member of « mercantile house ; necessary to juréhass stock on bala siness may re Anan: ell position offere xe uestione: Sciedeucen, Apply GHIUGA & e CARLETON, 08 Brondway. $12. O00 atin ee poy! iT FOR INDIANA AND eas box F, Camden, ms 150 per cent. Ad. npn VALUE OF A LOST SHIP. Bostox, Nov. 4, 1876, The ship United Stat reported lost on a voyage | from Liverzool for San Francisco, was valued at $45,000. She was insured for $20,000 in the China | Insuranse Company and the remainder in the Boylston Insurance Company. Her cargo of coal, valued at $5,000, was also insured in the China Insurance Com- ye A NEWS REPORTER RUN OVER, Bostox, Mass., Nov. 4, 1876. William A. Carberry, a reporter of the Boston Globe ‘was probably fatally injured inst evening, at the Read ville station, on the Boston and Providence Railroad He jumped from acar while the train was in on and hy ‘brown ender the cars, two of which ever bim, FATAL ACCIDENT. Fiveuno, |. 1, Nov, 4, 1876. ‘WellsGriMin, of Riverhead, aged eighty years, fell down a fii of stone ste that recelving In juries Tree the effects of wi ey bich be ‘ded wean, TT -_— NEWS IN THE CITY. During the week the police made 1,696 arrests. There were during the week 432 deaths, 471 birthy, 42 stillbirths and 170 marriages. The following assignments were yesterday Bled tg the County Clerk’s office :—Francis Witmark and AdolpB Simon Witmark, and William Kert to Joha Wilham L. Schamper, aged forty-nine, @ saloom keeper of No, 639 Hudson street, died suddenly yesters day morning. Coroner Croker will investigate the cause of death. George Trimberger, six years old, of No. 920 Thir® avenue, was run over and instaptly killed on Friday night by a Third avenue car, His body was takem t6 bis residence and Coroner Ellinger notitied, At meeting of the Police Board yesterday the resig® nation of Election Inspectors J, H, Nichols, BE. Be and L FP. Hopkins were accepted, and J, Bé T. McMullen and J. F, White were appointe® in their places, Charles Grant, of No. 426 West Forty-sixth street, was robbed of his gold wateb, worth $150, on Friday night, by one Charles H. Hogan, who was arrested im the act. At the Fifty-seventh Street Court be wag held for trial in detauit of bail Justice Dufly also committed James Wilson, of Kings ston, N. Y., on acharge of stealing $106 worth of jews elry and clothing, the property of Emma Grant, Ridgeway, Pa. The prisoner pisaded guilty, and he took the property because he was out of work and starving. Aunte Marshall, aged nineteen years, of No. 220) West Sixteenth street, was brought before Justice Kasmire, at the Washington Place Police Court, yes~ terday, charged with stabbing James McKenzie in the face with anink eraser. The complainant tailing t@ prosecute sho was ischarged. Edward Donshea, aged seventeen, of No. 50 Barrow street, and Walter Requa, aged thirteen, of No. 17 Jay! ero yesterday held for trial by Justice Duffy, ombs, for having stolen from the store of Hu A. Plant, No, 634 Broadway, a quantity of silk any linen goods of the value of $400. Samuel Tere, of No. 81 Horatio street, the boy wh@ was arrested for stabbing John J, Mead, the Uniteg States Marshal, on Friday night, was arraigned befor¢ Justice Kasmire, at tue Washington Place Police eee yesterday. A certificate was produced stating thal Mead was in a most eritical condition, Justice Kase mire held Tere to await the result of Mead’s injuriea in default of $1,000 batl, Thomas Fay was charged before Justice Smith, ag the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, with steals, ing $100 irom the money drawer of the grocery stor of Martin Moser, at No. 435 Bast Sixth street, Fromy the evidence taken in the case it appears that Fay stood outside while another man entered the store and stole the money, which he handed to Fay, The prisoner denied the charge and was held for examiaas ton, Mary Landers, a somewhat good-looking young woman, appoared before Justice Kasmire, at the Wash- ington Piaco Police Court, yesterday, carrying a child in her arms, and requested the Justice to ommit her husbund, Joba Landers, to the Island. She informed Justice Kusmnire that he bad abused her in a shameful manner, and that she was forced to support nim by taking in washing. Justice Kasmire seut bim to tha Taland for th months. ~~ BROOKLYN. Owing to there being uo wind on the lake at Prospect Park, yesterday, there was no racing between th@ miniature yachts. The residence of Mr. Peter Hartman, No, 134 Joho» son street, was burglariously entered on Friday nig and robbed of jewelry and clothing to the value $750, No clew bas yet beon obtained to the wheres. abouts of the thieves. Colonel Julius Adams, Chief Engineer of the aa of City Works, was again examined before the refert inthe suit brought by Messrs, Kingsley & Keeneyg’ contractors, against the city, to recover $173,000, fo / extra haulage on the Hempstead Reservoir, The cas@ was adjourned till Thursday next. Coroner’ Simms held av inquest yesterday upon tha body of Victor Bullock, aged three years, who died af the residence of his parents, No, 188 Remsen str: ote trom the 8 of morphine, which the little one swallowed. The poison had been left in a cup of water, which the child accidentally found and drank, supp: ing it to be pure water, A verdict in accordance with the tact was render NEW JERSEY. A large cargo of boef was sent to England yesterc@g by the abattoir company of Jersey City. The Abbott Light Guard, the Boys in Blue and. company of the Cleveland Legion left Jersoy City las® evening to join the democratic parade in Brooklyn. The members of the Police and Fire departments of Jersey City who have not paid their assessments los political purposes were notified yesterday todo so of their positions will be jeopardized, A decidedly hostile feeling exists against the teachers of the Jersey City Public schovls in conses quence of the unseemly exhibition at the meeting om. Friday. Mr. Sanborn, a membor of the Board ‘of Education, administered a rebuke to the teachers for’ the defiant position they hay: en. A reduction of salaries is now demanded on all sides. ‘The examination of the confidence woman gi her name as Mary A. Gibson, alias Mrs, Hansen, ont placoin Jersey City yesterday before Justice Kee It was proved thatshe used the names of Card! McCloskey, and Archbishop Wood, of meagre for the purpose of swindling. Sho victimized sever Jorsey City men toa large extent. The Philadelphi police pronounce her the smartest confidence wo: in the country. The examination was postponed to-morrow morning. SUPPOSED MURDER. Ronpout, N. Y., Nov, 4, 1871 The remains of a man named Isane Mericle wert found near tho ‘‘traps,”’ on the Shawangupk Moun: tains, yesterday, literally cut to pieces, There is n@ clew to the murderei DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS, BRANCH, OFFICE, 3.205 BROADWAY. HERSEY DAY Nii FOR RECEPTION OB Qhintiskw in SIND SALES OF PAPERS AMUSEMENTS—15tn Pace—Ist, 2d, 3d, 4th, Sth and Gu cola. ROLOGY—47u Pagr—Sth col. BALL, SeasON—trn Facr—bth col. BILLIARDS—léra PaGk—2d col. BOAKDERS WANTED—l4tn Fack—Ist, 24, 3d, 4th andl ‘Sth cols. BOARD AND LODGING WANTED—141u Pace—Sth col BOOTS AND SHOES—4tn Pace—Sth col BROOKLYN BOARD.-147a Page inh and Oth cole BROOK: . REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—zp Pack—lsg one usikeas, OPPORTUNITIES —117 Pace. RUSINEDS NOTICES -—91n Pace—5th and 6th cots. CITY RE. go Sa FOR SALE—2p Paae—Int cot, CLERKS AND SALESMEN—8p Pacr—ath and Sth cols, cLor BeTNOn tore Page ~6th col COACHMEN AND GAKDENERS—3d Pack—Sth col. besarte STEANSUIPS—16rH Pack—Sth aud 6th }OARD——14tn Pack—Gth col, DEMIBS—157n Paax—6th col. 4 Pacr—6th col. s— eT Fase08) 8d, 4th, Sth and 6th cols, ang DWEL, HO! SES ‘io LET. Pat od taf AND UM Lain wouses Paan—3d and EUROPKAN STEAMSHIPS—16ru aan Sth col, EUROPE tore Paar 4th col, EXCH ANGK—418 Paur—Sth col, eA CURSIONS—lOrm Paak-—Oth col, EINANOLAL— Are Pack. FINE LN erty 49 Fagen Ore col, FOR SALE—Sn Pace: Te 9 FURNISHED RUOMA AKD APARTMENTS TO LET HELE WANTEDWEE MALES—3p kacy—4th col HELP WANTED MALES So Pagg—Gch and Oth cols. HOKSKS, AS ARRIAGES. &0.—41n Page—2d and Sd HOTELS—141H Pace—Sth col. HOUSES. AOOMS, AC., WANTED —trm Paar—41h col INSTR ak Tesi CEIY, MOMOKEN, HUDBON CITY AND BER i REAL ESTATE FOR 8A. Lk 2d ora SHARON torn PaGe—Oth co yt JN Sy Snae Tl ‘ae L—16rn 0 ih col, ae re eee Mtkia-16r Pack—tst ang wasct! LLANEOUN ADVERTISEMENTS—l2ta Paced col i PIANOFONTES, OMGAS ve. 151m Pace—Oth col its col. point en ven f ye ol, PROPERMIONAL BET ATI AION o WANTED—PEMALES-q PROFEAY OUT ‘ores Thi MOITY FOR SALE OR TO ane Estath 1 TO TEXCHANGR—20 Pace—2a and 3@ ‘ATE WANTBD—2p Pacr—34 col. ByaL beta NOTICES 1st Page —ist aud 2d cols, RESTAURANTS I aa yay ‘col, oan er are Fas AUCT! Okie Panta col, 3 tins WANTED—FEMALES—Sp Psce—2d an@ siTvaTions y WANTED—MALES- 3p Pace—4th col, Ei nibia sgh ts ck tou Hi eerrerter Foaronmsil ‘Paee—S4 cody Puaaae y ROOAE AND AN: Feet Ses to LET ie ane it Mes “ol re 1 FUR SALE OR via cA asia ae