The New York Herald Newspaper, April 12, 1877, Page 8

NEW YORK FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Great Excitement in the Stock Market—A * Field Day Among the Bears. WHAT THE WRECKERS ARE DOIN Gold 108 1-2 a 105 7-8—Govern- ment Stocks Firm, MONEY 8 A 7 PER CENT ON CALL Watt Street, peoetreee Or reseed Wrpwespay, April L1—U P. x} Gold {s up to 105% on the imminence of 2 Euro- dean war, and stocks are down, some of them disas- srously, partly trom inherent weakness and partly from tho machinations of the wreckers who control them. There has turned out to be more truth than Getion in the reports of yesterday that the Northwestern stocks had been thrown out of loans by some of the city banks, and the verification comes in the fact that Messrs, H. Kennedy & Co,, who have long beon identi- fled with the speculation tn this property, berg unadlo to obtain accommodation elsewhere, wero forced to sell for cash upon an unwilling market, Had umes been better, or had more faith existed in tho socurity Among capitalists, the transfer of certificates into stock might have been accomplished with little los: but existing circumstances being in opposition to these conditions a serious break in prices and a suspension of the above firm naturally followed, On the 17th of November last wo had ovcasion to re- mark of the Northwestern and St, Paul stocks that they “act as though their figures were clothes some sizes too large for present values and they were shrinking them down to fit,” and further, that they were “an incubus upon the bands of holders,” This expression of opinion drew forth an indignant denial from the Northwestern Company, who were much aggrieved at the imputation, At that date the quotation for North- west preferred was 5874 and for the common 347% ; to- day the prices are respectively 411% a 183. As to whether the shares are an ‘*incubus”’ or not, reference can be made to Messrs. Kennedy & Co, Rock Island, which scems to have had some sort of morganatic con- nection with the Northwestern family, even before Gould cyxme in with bis black sheep relationship, is down to 9144 to-day, from 90% yesteraay morning, in pure sympathy. In fact the presence ol the above gentleman in the direction bas been ac- companied with the customary amount of pitch and the inevitable defilement which ensues, Stockholders have been getting out of bad company by skipping out of their shares, thus relieving their minds from appre- honsjon and their pockets irom loss, while they leave the mysterious ‘locas in quo” of the company's 40,000 shares to the solution of more interested parties, The bouleversement of the Western stocks turned things ‘heels over head im a lively manner, but those who thought a sufliciency of evil tor the day had already pecurred were mistaken. The coal stocks, which had been halting between the two opinions of a rise and a Jail, suddenly toppled over as though all doubt as to the proper direction had been settled there and then, and a most serious matter grew out of it, for ist was positively statea that the Dela- ware and Hudson Canal Company had applied for a receiver upon their own account, This news being spread broadcast, for the time being the board was treated to a first rate imitation of a panic, if not ono in reality, during which the price ot Delaware and Hudson fell from 4734 to 36, and Dela- ware and Lackawanna from 5674 to 50, At this point the fright was pnt an end to by an official denial upon the part of the former company ot any steps having been taken on their part for a receivership, and an equal denial from the second that they were financially em- barrassed. ‘This contradiction of the injurious reports turned the course of prices like a flash, and Delaware ‘and Hudson spurted to 41}; and Delaware and Lack wanna to 51/4, and then closed, Western Union, pad- dling its own canoe, so far as Atlantic and Pacific would allow it to do so, was largely dealt in to declining prices, which at the end showed a Joss of 1 per cent ‘on the day’s transactions, All othor stocks, being ‘out of the influence of the tidal wave, were moderately dealt in at figures which grew no better as the day grew older. THE SALES TO-DAY. The following were the sales of active stocks to day:—New York Central, 8,824; Harlem, 100; Erie, 00; Lake Shore, 34,530; Northwestern, 4,775; North- western preferred, 10,400; Rock Island, 29,270; Fort Wayne, 128; Milwaukee and St, Paul, 1,900; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 97,000; New Jersey Cen- tral, 1,600; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 26,700; Mor- ris and Essex, ; Michigan Central, 27,500; illinois Central, 1,400; Union Pacific, 500; Ohto and Missis- sippi, 1,600; Panama, 800; Western Union, 67,130; Auantic and Pacific Telegraph, 810; Pacific Mall, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST. The following table shows the opentog, highest and lowest prices of the day:— Opening. New York Central... Harlem Eve Luke Shor Northwestera.... Northwestern preferred Rock Island... uwaukeo aud St. Paul, 1, and St, Paul preterred and Western dt Mississippt. West ro Union... DCLINE IN STOCKS. ‘The following shows the decline in the closing prices of the principal active stocks to-day, a8 compared with those of yesterday :—Panama, 254; Illinots Cen- Western Union, 7; Pacific Mail, New 144; Erie, 3g; Lake Shore, 74; Union j do, preferred, 54; ; C., ©. 2} New Jersey Central, 34; Rock Island, 3; ai York Central, Pacific, 15 ©, and L Bt. Paul, sippi, 3¢; Delaware, Morris and Es: Atlantic and P. Lackawanna and Western, {; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 4 ic, 144; Delaware and Hudson, 5 Michigan Central, 5%; Burlington and Quincy, 134; Hannibal and St. Joseph preferre: CLOSING PRICKS—3 Py The closing prices were:— ar L & Min. Mor Ls & M pe. . At CM & de P pi da THR MONEY MARKET. Money was easy this morning at3a3)¢ per cent on enli, but later in the afternoon there was a furry caused by the excitement in the Stock Exchange. The rates for call loans advanced to 7 per cent and closed at6a7 per con@ The following were the rates of ox. change on New York at the undormentioned cities to- day:—Savannah, buying 4, selling 4; Charleston, scarce, }; 4% premium; Cincinnatl, steady, buying par, selling 1-10; New Orleans, commercial 5 1-16, bank %; St. Louis, 100 premium, and Chicago, 75 premium, Foreign exchange was reduced to 4.36} tor bankers’ sixty-day sterling bills and to 488) for demand, with actual business at 486 a 4.83, TUR GOLD MARKET, Gold opencil at 10544 and advanced to 105%, closing at the highest gure. Too carrying rates wore 44 to 4 per cen! Loans were also made flat. Gold clearings at the National Bunk of the State of New York :— Gold exchanger. . + $1,516,756 Currency balance’ + 1,613,902 Groxs clearances, «88,965,000 CLEAKING HOUSK STATEMENT, Currency exchanges. Currency balances. Gold exchanges Goid baances, $62,877,335 8,172,245 6,746,200 + (819,465 GOVERNMENT noNDS, Government bonds, i sympathy with gold, were steady, and they closed firin at the following quota tions:—United States currency sixes, 123% a 124; do. do,, 1881, registered, 11234 @ 112),; do. do., do., con- pon, 119% & 113K; do do, 1505, rogisterod, 106; 43 do. preferred, 1/4; Ohio and Missis- | do. do., do., coupon, 109; do. do., do., new registered, 10014 2 10094; do. do, dv., coupon, 10944 a 10034; do. do., 1867, registered, 1123; © 11224; ao. do., do., cou- pon, 1123¢ a 112%; do. do,, 1868, registered, 113% @ 114; do, do., do., coupon, 113% a 114; do., ten-forties, registered, 1114 @ 111%; do. do., coupon, M2) a 112%; do, fives, 1881, registered, 11154 « 111%; do. do., d0., coupon, 11144 a 11194; do, 43g’s, 1801, regis- tered, 10754 9 10734. THE PORKIGN MARKET. The news from the Kast being still of a warlike nature conso!s made a further decline of 34 per cent, being quoted at 96a 9634. United States bonds aro ig 0% percont lower, Erie issteady, I!linois Cen- tral advanced to 453g. Bar silver is quoted at 541, per ounce, At Paris rentes declined from 107.95, at the close yesterday, to 107.15, and later recovered 10 107.25. The closing pric in London were :— Consols for money and account, 96 ; five twenty bonds of 1865 (old), 10574; five-twenty bonds of 1867, 109; ten-forty bonds, 108% a 10576 new fives, 108% a 108%; Erie commun shares, 6%{; Erie preferred shares, 16!;; Now York Contral, 90},491; Ilmois Contral, 114349115 In Montreal the stock market was weaker. Bank of Montroaly 174; Merchants’ Bank, 7534; Bank of Commerce, 120; Bank of Toronto, 17334. Montreal Telegraph, 113; City Passengor Ratlroad, 00; City Gas Company, 148. RAILROAD BONDS. In ratiroad bonds the chief activity was in Chicago and Northwostera consolidated goid sevens, which were sold down to 80%, but whicn rallied to 8234, The other changes were as follows:—An advance of % In Central Pacitic gold bonds and 4; in New York Central firsts and a decline of 1% in Obio and Mississippi sec- onds, \ in Ohio and Mississippi consolidated and 3g in Union sevens Jana grants and sinking funds, UNITED STATRE TREASURY, Revenue receipts to-day, $350,000; custome recotpts to-day, $270,000; bunk notes recoived to-day, $770,000. STATE WONDS. State bonds at the Board were quiet and steady, with sales confined to Missouri sixes (Hannibal and St, Joseph issue), Alabama eights and Virginia sixes con- solidated, In New Orleans Louisiana consolidatea sold at O44 a 65, PHILADELPHIA STOCKS, ‘The closing prices of Philadelphia stocks were:. new, 112% 113% Iroads ot New ‘Jersoy. + 2% 83 Pennsylvania Railroad . aT i rf Reading Railroad.. + 1% 11% Lehigh Valley Railroad. - 81% 38 Catawissa Railroad proferred + 80 32 Philadelphia and Ernie Railroad - 8 9 Schuylkill Navigation preterred. wear "4 8 Northern Central Railroad. . 17 Lehigh Navigation.. - 20% 20% Ou Creek and Allogheny Railroad.... 4% 5 Hestonville Railway. « 18% 14 Central Transportation. 38 36 MINING SHARES, The opening prices of mining sbares in San Fran- cisco, as officially reported, were:—Gould & Curry, 9; Savage, "4; Chollar Potosi, 40; Ophir, 15; Hale & Norcross, 3; Crown Poini, 6; Yellow Jacket, 8; Belcher, 6; Imperiul, 144; Virginia Consolidated, 36; California, 40; Overman, 26; Raymond & Ely, 4; Eu- reka G V., 3; Best & Belcher, 22; Kentuck, 6; Union Consolidated, 5; Alpta, 11; Meadow Valley, 34; Sierra Novada, 4; Mexican, 11; Caledonia, 4; Stiver Hill, 3; Eureka Consolidated, 18; Justice, 9; Julia Consoli- dated, 2's. ‘The closing prices of mining sbares in San Francisco Justice, Kentuck . 124g 6 Be Best & Belcher. 2234 Bullion.....0+ 9 Consolidated Virginia 3624 Calitornia. 4045 Chollar 304 Contidence 6 Caledonia, B56 Crown Point. 645 ¥ Exchequer . 4° Segregated Boicher. Gould & Curry 91g Serra Nevada 41 Hale & Norcro: 3° Union Lonzol; bx Imperial .... 1% Yellow Jacket......: Julia Consolidated... 23g Kurcka Consolidated, 17 The following wero the sales of mining shares in New York as officially reported :— FIRST BOARD—1] A. mM. 100 she Alpha 100 shs Eureka. ) 10 4 100 Belcher... top do. 200 20 Bertin 104 0 WO a 100 Bes & ” do. 200 Clevel 100 Ballion ty 200 do 2044 100 Seaton... BOARD—1:30 P.M. 100 shs a 100 Eureka SECOND 200 shs Cleveland 1000 Con Imperial 1000 lo do. 200 Merrimac. 0. 3h Con Viraints do. 200 Bureka, .. do. 109 i00 do 100 Raymond « Ely. 500 Seutoi be. bi 100 do. SALES APTER CALL, © 8{ 100 shs Seaton. 43 100 do By MEMORANDA. Seoretary Sherman authorizes a dental of the des- patches sent from Washington yesterday to the effect that gold sales were to be resumed, owing to the do- pleted condition of the Treasury currency lalance. He says the Treasury has ample funds and tbat they aro increasing daily, and, instead of selling gold, he would prefer buying some. The Treasury now holds over $80,000,000 in legal tendera, while the total liabilities, inoluding special deposits, aro less than $60,000,000, The gross earnings of the Do-nver and RioGrando Railway for the month ending March 31, 1877, were $49,044 44. 100 ds 100 Gould & Curry. 300 Hale & Nor... 300 she Hukil! do, —_--__—_— NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Weoxxspay, April 11, 1877. BEFORE CALL—10 AL Me a6 fa shs Rock Isiand, #5000 N Weegld tyes 1000 ds s Dei & Itudi 100 Ohio & Miss. 100 Northwestern ” # | lu ee ww ‘S00 Del, Toe CW: do, | 4000 | 2 hic, BA Quincy'é abo Rok fuentes vole ToU 10:15 AND Soo Us #10000 U 4000 di G00 US 43 TOT! BOARD—10:30 AL South RR. .be 1 & Alt KE be ion 50000 4000, 5000 Obio & Miss con, 000 Ohio & Miss 2d. 2000) itt Tm land’ g fi 6000 U Pe sink’ 11000 B Ft WakUht sd oo 100 wooo NY Ci Too oni a 100 “do 400 do 200 ss Dela Hud U.ve 400 do 200 0 do ld do 400 do 100 ‘ 10 > in tie, wil si Pi Me " 60 yoo West U ei... b8 Bue loo do... 0 Blais ey ne | too Ssestie = Seazeneens See: EESSESS#ES533 ersenyevvosenneznengeet 20 US Express. ..... 45 100 bo Con@tiad best w2 200 i ae ow 4200 iw i 200 yo 400 600 sa 9 wo ‘Bah wm 13? oly mt D0 do 1 rd Rg aa 550 Panam idid: bea 90°" 100 Mor J si B06 bed mg BTU 80 100 Mieh © RR. 200 do 100 100 100 BEFORE CALIL—12:30 P.M. $3000 Win & St P'a:td. 72, 200 shs Northwostorn., 5000 Union Pac Ist m. 10445 100 do 2000 Chic B&Q 7's.. 10! 7000 N? west con © oid 8: 20001 &W Ist, st Lediv 100 she Del ¢ ‘Hudgon, 100 dss. os) 1800. 240 A& i 400 Wentorn Union Fai 106 do. ‘elegruph, 100 do. 100 Facitic joo Alb & a Hagens 100 25 Panama. 300 do. 200 Central 1000 Michiana Conir 1 $10000 US 0's, reg. '81 11255 10000 US 10-4), reg... 11195 10000 Up 5's, reg., "81. 11195 $100000 US 5's, ¢,’81. 10000 UB 434, £.°D1..b6 SECOND BOARD—1 P. M. Too Chik in mae 107" 200 gooo Win & : Gag 2u00 doo Ma Se P Ts gid NTR 10000 seh Bouwth’ 2000 lie Misa 2d ma 4654 st tn 20000 GP Tat m8 10000 Cen Pac n tdbds 107 do 46 1000 8 Pac bds of Mo, 60 Yoo IN Cen RR. .be.wid 43 10000 Del & Hud r,'8l 068. 100 AA KR...ven3 66 10000 NJ Cenconv.be 4754 twee be I 100 she Mar L & M Cat aim) Gh NW Hit.,.be 19 x by 4 « 18% $20 At & hac » Ww 1005 tt 20 Mun Se FR 5. 500 MIL & St i eats 900 400 400 100 100 #00 do | 100 Harlen 100 di 200 Mich Ce 200 do 400 1700 Too the A& 200 West bnton ‘Tai: wo di bib 100, 300 NY oe HR RES 200 Erie Kuilway 6" 400 200 HL Cen KR. 46 100 100 G, $ 700 Rit.* | 100 Det & nd Canal | 100 100 do 50 Harlem iit 100 D, 1000 re 4 109, Nortiwesiern’ Ri. 10s peeererrs! STEEze. et et co Rr 335 TOO HL & Sto ii pt 100 Morris &tinerx Ki Soo Caton Packie Rie 00 Olt te Alton RI, 100 Ft Wayno RR, 1300 Lake Shore fit: 0, ssree + Me HERALD THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1877.-TRIPLE COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT WEAK—FUTURES CLOSED STEADY— FLOUR FIRMER-—-WHEAT HIGHER— CORN AND OATS FIRMER—WHISKEY FIRMER— PORK STEADY—LARD QUIET—PETROLYUM QUIET—SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE AND ROSIN DULL—OILS FIBM—COFFEK AND SUGAR QUIET—¥FREIGUTS QUIET. Wrownspay, April 11—6 P. M. Thoro was a cotter demand for most articles ot mer- chandive to-day and a better tone pervaded the mar- kets, On’Cnungo flour was in demand and higher, Wheat was active and high Corn was also activo ‘and higher, and oats were likewise highor and fuirly active. Whiskey was firmer, Pork steady. Lard quiet and unchanged, Freights were unsettled, Cotton on the spot was wenk. Futures closed steady, Coffee and suzur were quiet, but the turu firmer. Oils were firm. Petroleum and naval stores were dull, Corrk%.—Thore was a quist but steady market for Rio, 1,000 bags, ex Thales, sold in’ New Orleans on private torms; 5,200 bags Laguayra, ox Elche, sold at Philndel- phia to go to Baltimore, price anid to ve 19%¢. Mild coffee was quict, The sales for the week were 6,002 bays Marn- calbo, 3,725 do. Lagnayes, 672 do. Costa Rica, 302 do. St. Dor mingo, 65 do, Mexican and 2,400 do. St. Domingo in transle to Europe. The stuck of mild coffee is 15,044 grass mate dave, 13,679 grass mats Singaporo, 1,118 bags Maracaibo, 2,183 do, Laguayrn, 3,842 do, Jamatea, 3,072 do, 8t. Domingo, 1,533 do. Costa Rica, 2.641 do. Mexican and 1,500 do. Macassar, Totul stock, 16,704 bags, 15,044 mats Java and 13,079 do. Fingap We auote:—Ordinary cargoes, 16¢, a Gijc.; lair do., 18ife, m 1832; good do., 1S%je. a 196. ; prime do., 19%e. ® 20e.; extreme range for lots, 16c, a 21de.; Santos, {mir to good, 18ige. a 19¢., sold, 9 days; Java, covernmens bugs, 22 grass mats, 23e, 24e,; Bingupore, Ie. 0 21, 8 2le.; Muraeaivo, 186, 020e.; Laguayta, 186. a 20c.; Jamuten, 17c. w 1c. ; St. Domingo, 16¢e. & 164{¢.; Porto Rico, 18¢, 9 20c.; Costa Rica, 1#¢, a 21e.; Mexican, 18¢ a 10440; Muenssur, 100, 0 Anuostura, 19¢, © 20)ge.; Sayanilla, 18¢, m 20c.; Curacoa, Ide a 18340, Corrox.—There wis @ very moderato inantry for spot cutton, andthe market ruled weak and trrocular hut un- changed, Liverpool camo unchanged, ont with easier xel- lers tor epot cotton, with sales of 7,000 bales, Futures were 1-164, cheaper. One market opened 8 points lower than Inst evening's closing prices, and remained comparatively stendy all day, fluctuating onty about 3 poluts aud closing Hond¥. The closing prices touiny compare with Tuesday's Werlnencla, il. December. Januney Sunnary, —Quotations wre based on American standard of elassiticn tion, and on cotton In store running in quality not more than halt a grade above or below the grade quoted. Uptanda, Alalaan ie Sea Ordinary... OMG 01: Strict ordinary. 10 1416 10 Good ordinary. 10 740 10 fle Siler youd ordinury: 1011468 11116 101816 Low middlinu ...406+ 107 107 wo Sirlet tow miadilog.. 113 11h 1 Middit ne see Vd ' i ig Mh Good middling Ws 1g Strict xood midating 1% 12 Miadling tase ie 1 eetaiied dood ordinary, 9 5-16e,: atrict good ry, 9 15-16e,:low middling, 10z¢. ; middling, 10%, Spot sales 70 ws follows: — bet To-Day, Last Evening. Total, 58 56 258 Export... Totals... a4 —Delivered on’ contract 000 baler, For future delivery the auton were ns Tollows:—Yesterdmy after, two PM He., 100 at 11.340, 100 ne Th Soe ay. K) at 11.400. 1,000 at 114le., 200 at 1 500 wt 11.54e., 1,000 at 11.556. WC. ¢ August ‘200 at 11.79e¢., 200 y 600 atl 3 , 44,000, re ax follows :—Galvorton, i last woek, 4, “‘Toral sine September 8 to last night. Cotton treights ciosed as To Huvre, by steam, 3c., compressed; by sail ainburg, by" stoam, 46, comprense rem my sade WF 018 bole, ; wheat, 190 bags a do. am, $6, compressed. nil, 782c, Myon, eomprer Fioun axp @ 15,300 bushel: 51,800 bu 10,000 do, + barle: vincley, ket wa The and ym: i390 Go Five ttted and 10e, 4 200. tnigher for newly. "nll finds jos were abort 2,000 bbix., including State, se cacla cimerodiguneriaasr Bye tear esnettety of 2,000 bbls. Corn pp was firm ae active: 1,000. bbls. and 2,500 bags at full prices. $4 75 0 86 00 on 7 bo 7500 77 6250 685 6750 750 708 87 700% 735 Round hoop Obi 7508 82 Family . ROOK BT Bt. Louis, 7508 775 oe Louis, straight extra THe Rw ft: Louis’ choles double extn 8250 900 Bt Louls; chotse family 9.00.0 10 00 Rye flour, supertin 4508 525 Southern, No.2. 5 60% 600 Southern, supertine. 6500 67 southern, TD0 XT Southern, rou 9 00 4 10 00 Corr, meal, Western . wa 310 Corn mont, Jersey. 9a 3 10 Corn meal, Brandywine: B450 35 Corn meal, puncheons. 15 508 _ Wheat wus fairly active and prices were again higher. zee sales were about 160,000 bushels at $150 for se itn esota and ungraded Milwaukeo, $1 53 for old No. 2 Ghiengo. A 50 for new do., with rumored sules at $1 G0 In store; 81 60 for No, 2 Milwiukeo instore and $1 77s a 81 80 for extra white Michixun, Gorn wax active and decidedly higher, ‘The aaies were about 500,000 bushels at S8l¢c. 0 Sic. for steamer on the spot and fur all May; 59%4e. for do. tor next week; old was hold at HOe, # Ble. store. Rye—8,000 bushels Wentorn sold for export at Se, Barley—2'500 bushels ungraded Canada sold at G5e. nnd above. Barley malt was dull. Onts were in demand and about Je. higner oncertificntes, The sales embraced 70,000 bushels at 50}, for extra white, Sse, for No. 1 white, 4Ne. 9 40e, for for No. 3 do., 560. Tor oxtth mixed. 900. lug No. eT adie, for'No,2 mixed and 443gc, a4de, for Noy S inixed and dic. for rejected. Heme ann Jur quiet both for jute butts We quote -~American drevged, $190 ivr. single, for double and $130 0. $135 for nndeessed' 2K) a $215, god: ftulian, $275 a $280, fe sah {ite butts, : a, hemp, 7246. Re. ¢ & * Gon D3ge Siousanne— hee ady prices, alice tal 0 Rico and 3 i, ce a ibe. 0 405 (x, —Spirits turpentine was dull and lower, ut unchanged; 150 bbls. strained sold at merchantable ntine. —Rosin ist atraiued, $1 quiet, $1.50,” Turpe Givin, SB. spices b winged, casks a '50e. ; houthern yelly te Be prime winter, Te. 5 Boers winter Uicached fsb Prone was still ty vi, jeiphin, W8hve Advie strom the oi reek 2 Ducks Jersey, N72, pair, Dreseod poultry —Tutkeve were, 6 Toe. fe. ise. for age to pene, State, Ibe. a Xe. for good to ay for vood to prime Western. ed at 1 1 "for inir to good Jervey, Len Lie, for good. 10 rime Western and 12c, w 14e. fur fur to good State and P ons —Kecelpta Pork, 1.135 bbls: tarda. 1111 ole Abbis, and 212 kegs; © al, 1,027 packages 40 voxen: best, 100 tierce Fob and S10 cnsox Green’ boxe, a. $15 spot; 100 bbls, sold wt #15 15; 1 for Mat end June at for the former and #1505 a $15 10 for the latter, The oning,"enil” prices wore $14 85 bid, $14 09 nsked, (oF May; id #15 bid, $15 asked, tor June, Cut meats were quiet. Smoked hams were quoted, 0c. a le. and smoked shoulders | at 734e."Bneon was quict, and hominal, at for city, long clone nd Se, Be Western’ long ‘slenes 3 Ubin. sold within the range. We quote :~ Bois. ext u mens, SU 50) 0 812-50; plain mens, 610 Hin B11 00; packer, B14 a BIS; tlorced eity ex: tra India nominal at 822 » 824 Bool hams quiet wt $22 25 tor choice Western, Dressed hoge were antet at Te. A 7he, for city, bony to light. Lard was without decided enatice, and aulet. ‘The closing “enll” prices wore as, fol ‘april, 4075 bid. “ay Masked: “May, ‘8 MS bid. asked; June, #9 1% bid, B10 Ox aa were ‘about B70) tiene reer, at 44 und $0 99) for May, and B81 and 8 173 fond #10 fot Yano. ‘Spot salenwere IH) slorees alts, mt ON fon do. prime t 8) . and 100 tlerces off grade wt Ac. Refined. wns quiet. Routh America was quoted at FOG. 10 ‘ontinent nt 1O%e. ; 100 tlerces sold for do, on private terrax. and 100 tierces sold for Cuba av Sige, Battor—Koe coipts, 3.344 packages; market quict t unchanged pricer: noved at 156, & 25e, for common to fine State, and Ie. Av Be'forcommon to tine Western. Cheese—ltecerpts, 287 boxes; market continaed stondy, with w fair home trade domund at Ie. a 15¢, for State and 183g¢, w 150, fur West —Market firm and active, We Ome. 8 SMe. . 0176, tor good to prime State, quote Carolina prime, Ge, 0 6b choice, Uige. n amon to fair, Use ood ty prime, 6 io "Paine, 230. 0 Tees oureeney. Benuvornt io bond (Hs! ateautite.—Murket quiet at 10!g6. for prime city and 10440. for We ‘SUGaR.—There was afnir demand for raw, and the market rulod strong on the busis of ie. «9c. for fuir to good re- fining; 100 hhds. musgovado, barely {ule rolining sola wt ie. and 250 hh Rico on private. terms, quote Fair refini good do. Ne, Uuba i fate to cholen, trifuenl, bh bgxon 2 FS re ord. aS 104 fe. bid Lekseariees whdie rit sy 0 a Oe % 100. ; yellow extra, SHEET. Pik Be owed a tilow O's, 8ige. @ 9, Tho Stock ‘ascertained by actual including 3 TNT serene 2T-7ST 1208 TARAS 1AGt ape is 2c Taian 2684 T5208 “Y Races Hn Tahoe Bis Te Sales anes Keslk 27 _ Sato hrs 27.603 360 Stock this day, April 11, 1877 7.309 Tos278 1,265 Gompariug with stock Apri Seata 51,964 22.692 255,857 9,141 aaa © FRkIGHTY.—Despatehes tive to European war hag considerable alee i Sateles thy movement in over sea ton nd bhi neral roarkét seats lous exetted. a a inelders ‘of Kounnge talked ng ices. Engagements:—To Liverpool, per stew A d0 viusbrels geal eluding 1000 bushaly. nt cde. standard, und Ly els (previously contracted for) at seananrd: 100 bhdae tallow, I7s, 8d. To London, by 100 ers do. 175, 6d, : 50 tons measurement goods, 158, ristol, per Aten, 12,000 bushels grain at Ohgd, 60 lbs, To Bremen by suil, 40 tons measurement zoods at Lz. ba. stearee Noekae, tq anil og aturd 1 ») tierc Lad 100 5d. ui Shel pein roons ¢ and 100 ton aieieultur cl Hy hiw'to Ry: Mediterranosn, Li 0 British schooner, 100 tor dolphia’ to Seville, with D case do, wt 2c. German park. Ty from Philadelphia mon, with 5,200 bbl an Italian bark, 480 ton: 609 tons, from Ph 4.200 po do., ats dark, 01 with G.000 bbls. don tons. hence to Bogiin wand buck, ‘with hha. ous cargo, lumber far port charges. NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS. Wrnsrspay. April 11, 1877, RECHIPTS FOR TWO D. 2,878 slow on this ae mont felt 3,508 horned eattle Ww noon and off abunt 46, per Ib the de i La Alle ates Pri lees wero ii . will end u Ie. por Ibs, woluhte 0 ewt, seant ‘aolyewt. From n58tbs. hus been alowed net, general sales on 56 Ibs, At Bixtieth «troet yards T. ©. Kastan sold for cats of horned enttl followa:--102 Liinols steers at 10¢. a 1046. pei 5} ‘ atoery nt L04g¢. por lb., weight 73g at 10Mo, per Ib. weights 7iy He ewes 3 Tinos steers oat lle. per ilhnols steers at 11d IMinvis, stoors "ut figoP Det Ib.y weight 4 ewt. Mande iia Moe “Ttantn ‘Thompson 16, itinols steors at 1c. per Rimpighttewt strong; 15 Ilinols stocrs at 10%%e. per ib,, wolght 74 owt. ¢ 16 Ilfinots steers at 1Lge. per Ih., weight 734 owt. ; lo lowe steers at ILtye, per he weight 74g ewe. Ulery & Cary sold for M. Kirchmay 22 Illinois stears wt Osc. per Ib. welght GM ew. iL Minoiy steers nt Dige. w Toe, per th. weight G4 owt. Illinois steers at 1c, per th, with ai of fer head, weight 6}, ewt.; 51 Tilinols stects at 10'ye, per Lb, ‘cwt. (47 lillnols steors. ut 10ige, per Ibs, weights ld fur selves 9) Llinois de on 36 bead weight 6) per 1b., wrt! per te and $1 on per head on 15 head, weigh,s 6! 87 Allinows steern at Ihc, peri with 50c. on per head on 41 hend per Ib, with 50ce, on per head, weikht 7 cwt.; steers nt 10%e. per Ib., wel he 7, 26 Mlinols steers at Ih hon per he aad 10 head, a7}g cwhs . per ib., welzht 74 ewt. Coon and Tho BL Mllinoix ‘nteors at le, with Sh di, 8 Oe por Ib., frelalies ‘lg owls © woightn ig ewes eiciop 11 je. ers ut LOs46. por’ Ib. weighty 7ewt, a Ulinoie steers nt 1.8 L Ze. per ins wolghts Tawi. a8 ry ‘& MePhersun sold for i, perlb., weizht Gig owt. ¢ with $1 off per hend, iitinols arnt int 4 woolzht 63s ewe: “tor N Lidge. per tb... weights 74 H. abn V7 iiliuobe tears nt or for Kahn & F pols steer Tg owt. Forte & Sons sold for’ Mort 3 AY Whee. per Ib. woluhe 0 ewt.: 14 Litine at O34c, per Ib. welght Gowt ; 31 Minoly per Ib., with er head on 18 head. malubts Cows, a 6h Waixel sold for Walxol € Allerton 14 Tit per tb. wolkht Gown 351 Mlinols steers ut Lote .¢ per tb. with $1 off por head on 29 head and $1 on jetd on 2 hend, ree dae cwt, «7 cwt., strons; 11 iiinate steers at 10%e. per Ib. wight Thy cwts 5 2 illinois steers on Ii welenent [alg tee, pat Boh it 85,75 pec owt, di Roxen: stein sold for self and be fd 8 Llinois steers ut 1c. per Ib., 51 Illinois steer 0! ywith 81 eee head, weight Gewt. it ‘por In, wel ‘cwt, | BO Tilinols steers nt 10lge, per Ibe, with si oft ver Nea 24 head, weight 7 cwt., seant; 45 Tilinoly steorn at 10%¢. per. I its we He orth. welaht ; rt weight owt oir bul S50 at Se, per Ib. W. K, Dudley sold for N. nols steers wt Bago. por Th, with Oe, off per head. wt: 50 Illitiois neers at 103;e, ner Iu., with 81 off pe Gly ewe. n Bg owt E, Voxel nol orn nt, 1U!Gc. per Ib with Bi o ‘ML Hiltnole steer se. per ib, we Ab heads weno Tove a Caet MB Mlinota atooes ag Ole. per Th. with #16 weight 6% ewt. ; 2 Llinols 3 23 Lili 72 Ml ‘oKe] eights 614 owt, «64 wt. M. Gold- in 25 cars ot beeves; for A. Vogel ts rir feecs at 100 pony weight 633 ew! 16 IMlinois steers nt 10340. per Bs weight 734 cwt.: tor W. Klopter 26 Missourl steers at '10c, per’ lb., with $1 off per hend on” 19° head, ‘wold 6 'cwt.; 83. Missourl steers at, 10!4c. ' pe weights G34. owt. scant. cwt., with 50¢. sit per head on 3 hen ignou cl steera at 10%. per Ib.. Pratt woight 3 cwt, stron for L. Wathachild 1 Missourt bull wo welzht. 1.670 1x, we . per Ib., with S0c. olf per 27 Missouri ‘atoers ut 1We, per S off on 17 hind, weight 6 cw. stroux: 18 Mis souri stoors mt 1O%gc, por’ (h., welght @ ewt,; 41) Mtoern nt 10}4C. per b.. wolghi G3 owt. th2 lasgnrt steers at cs a with & on per head on 5 he Big" ewhey, 44 Dingunels steers at Ile, ner Ib., weight :V4 cwt 8, . Sherman sold for'8, WW. Allerton 18 Colorado steers. at 100. per ib, ‘weight 634 cwt. 44 Missouri atwers at 10c, a 10) eat weights 634 owt, w 7!4 ewt. 8, O'Donnell sold ‘ioe « “Allerton 10 Missoari oxen at 10'¢c. per Ib, with ‘a Mr por head, weight 8! went Oe, owt.) ol ewt.; 18 Itinois steers head, weight 6 ewt.: Ib., with $1 off por | xD "Lawns. —Trade very sl cloning of the markets. Shor sheep at de. wD¥ge. por Ib :, woolly sheep at Dic: w 7 pring lunbs it Lie. a 14e. per Ib. Dillenveck Haine veold 139, ‘Oto sh ep. Weizht M) Ibs. por head, at b. 104 1b head, at Tbs, per head, nt > Stite spring nmbs, weixht 49 Ibs. per head, wt 14e. perib. Hume & tiliott suid 82_¢ weight 100 ibs. per head. at 6%%e. Weight 116 Ibs. per hiond, nt Tie, per 1b.; B00 Sti weight 94 Ibs. per hend, at Ge, per ly.; 145 Sta wolght 108 Ibs. per hioad, at 7e, pee Ib. Davin K gold 187 Onio shvep, weight 92 tbs. por hend, at Ge. 1.5 G8 state eae Sz Ibe. per head, at 6240. per 14 Mlchigan sheep, welcht 108 ibs, por end, we'87'20 por sheep, weight 89 ths. per hed, Dp, weight 102 Ibs, por hend, weight U1 Ibs. per head, toward th r 1ge, per, lu. teat perce 154 Ono sheop. veleht 100 Ibs. per bend, ate) per ows. will the'flock;, G8 Ole. sheep: weight 104 Ibs. per head, = Te. per Ib. Kase & Pideock sold 200 Golorndo. sheep, weight SO lbs. per hend, at Sto, per Ib.¢ 227 Unio sheep, weight 73 Ibs. por head, at $5 this erewt. i Newton told 401 shorn blo sheep, weight si ibs. per hend, at 53¢e. 145 Missouri shee} 114 ibe, per hend, at TU0 Tilineds welgne TI ibs, per hea nt eS Judd & Bucsin han sold 202 Ghio sheep, weleht. 1? Ohio shee 4: vis. Calvan, auality ennrse and also lean, wold nt Oige. 0 7ize. per Ib. vents and bobs not quoted. AL esterday afternoon two car loads of ; terms not obtained. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gatvustoy, April 11, 187. Cotton wenk, lower to sells middling, Lie. low middling, 10ise.; good ordinary, O%e. Net receipts, 7 bales. Sales, 385, Stock, 45,8038. New Onnuans, April 11, 1877. Cotton quiet: buyers aud sellers apart; middling, 11146. : Jow mludilag, 10%¢e.4 ordinary, We. Net Feeeipts, 2.350 bales,’ gross, 2.435. Exports—1o Groat Britain, Balan; to the Coutinout, 3192. Sales, 1.00, stuck, "2 Montnn, April 11, 1877. Cotton weak and irregular; middliny, 10sge. a 1030, low middling, 10}e.; good ordinary, je, receipts, 420 bales, Exports coustwise, 143, Sales, 259, Stock, 89,175. pri 11, 1877, Cotton quiet: jow middling. 10 Il-lte.; good ordinars : Kot receipts, 217 les; grone, 282, Sales, 200, Ntock, 17,120, A sell 11, 187, LD SGe.: good Kxports to Great SAvaNnan, Ay middling, 11 Ke. Net receipts. ales, 100. Stock, 2 Osw: #30, April 11, 1877. Flonr in good demand; sales 1,700 bbis. at 88 0 $8 50 tor No, Lopring, 84 25 0 88 75 for amber winter, Ct Hag for white winter, 88 73 # $9 25 tor double extra, ae No. Le dep A hk No.1 white Sitentieans $1 75, Ow jen 4, 4 els mixed Western at Shc. a Siihye. Barle; ra jet; nadn held at S5e.; No. 2dv., Te. Tse. Corn neal Bolted, $25; unbolted, $24. Millteed— Shorts, #205, slipstulls, $22; middlings, 824. Flour ship- ments, 1,600 bbls, Borraso, April 11, 187. Markets firm: moderately active; buyers and sellers apart. lowe firm the advanee quoted ot 750 bbls. 0 bushels Northwestern spring ut at SL wl 5, 1,500 do, No, Lwhite Michigan nt BiTE Tad de."do. ut Sites “ciorm—Balen of titeen exes firm; On track, delivered, at Sde ; five cars do, high mixed Se, Seods turly active V bushels tiriothy at Bi 00 4 8200, 1 a at 8005. Ol nge. Railroad treights unchanged, — Reeeipts—Floar, bin; whont, 7.000 bushels: corn, 16,200 atx, 7,700 dn.; barley, 1,000 do. 20,500 bbls. : wheat, 7,400 outs, 7,700 do.; barley, 1,000 do, ; ‘Touxno, April 11, 1877. lous frm, Whent oponed exited and high ni lowed a shade exsior; No. eee Michi; BL 71 Non? mot 81 71: Jun No. "y ‘red pe spot, sold fonely an 7 ayant closed at $1 G0; rejected tinke, Shore: rod, Com strong; high mide bo Mogg TH es ito, 400. Ones dull: Clo $8 50, Kecoipts—Flonr 168} nia at farktie 13,000 di ate, Ty Wheat, 7,000 bashels; corny It uo dont Cnicauo, April 11, 1877. Flour in Nght demand, but bolders fem and asking higher tices; Western extrns, "8 G0 a 87; do. Minnesota, {6 85 0 i Minnesota, patent process, ¥7'75 a $10; other patents, $7 087 75: winter oxtrns, #6 25.088 25, Wheat, oxcitod and higher; strong and’ unsettled; nervous tooling under warlike foreign news; No. 2 Chicago spring, 81 37% ir Fae piston ot May ne Hg esha $1 41}, 4 ie 43 . x * a any 8 FA 2, closed Bdo., $1 Qitg; rejectod, rations ‘#11 and higners 4234¢., cush or April: 49) salon ab Hye. May 4 but tiem, ard a shade hishor: wlit cage, Bf, a He. April; 87%ge., May. tye higher ab 0g in good demand, tending upward, at S6e, an fair de- mand and bigher; #14 20, cash; 814 2749 a $14 30, May ard in tair demand and higher; Jats’ quiet, The cash: isuriey ey 60 a 30 y; $960 a $0 Uub meats in good’ demand and © shade shoulders, Stye., short ribs, Sige." Whi nominally” ty pts—Flour, 6.500. bbls. w Corn, 12,000 do, ; outs, 27,000 do. ate do Bhi ipments—Pi corn, 34,000. do, dd. AL the alter 81 417% May, 81 45lgo. May, 490. '"Jund. Oats’ unchapge Bork . $14 ny, Oo HAVANA MARKET, shade higher: 814.37 Grmer; $9 50 a GO 52} Havana, April 11, be Kola, 2259 0 xehan EUROPEAN Mi MARKETS, COMMERCIAL, kaa mete 4 vil 11— 5115 P.M. Cotton ~Fut wel ling clause, aig jon 7 ‘uta aioe ng| lwnds, low middl Livenroo! Peerisone-Neet ie per tlerce for in Ry Jeg 5 ie market is pe Apsit Kage’ P. M. Tk veuing: Produce—Spirits of petroleum, 104, TOs aa 0% Cateutta mss 1, 40n.Od..0 Se: por quarters Pork—Fastern steady. 1 Bacon —Camberlund eut dun at ise Jong clowr duil wt 38s, Gd.; short clear dull At 408, Long cut ston; Cty! Shoulders dall af 243, mess firmer at ex! 16 Mess firmer at Toa, Lard Pela dull ne de Tallowse Bele city ditt at 30s. 04, Trurventino~ spite ull at 2a, Gd, Rosin—Common duit at 5%, 3d. § ‘dull at 10s, 6d. Choveo ~arerlonn choles duil.ae Tx Laurd vik None tig market, “Flour—Hatra state firmer at 208 Whew Shrine firmerut Lie dda Noct spring Armer et tte: id. winter snuthern—none in tho markers do. Wetter heme: : At 11a, 3d, Corn—Mixed soft Grmer at 24s, 6d. FINANCIAL. é Lospox, April 11, 1877. Business on tho Stock Exchange to-day i fing, Tarkiah bonds xre lower, than ae wuy, time si e dee thronement of Sultan Abdul Aziz inst May. Tospox, April m4 P.M. United States bonds, ten-forties, 108%¢; new fives, 10814, Erie Knilway shares 6: Paris advices quote five per cent rentes 107f, 250. for the account. ae Silver 54d. pér ounces. India Gessell to-day at ‘ad. per rupee advance, sity 11—4 P. M. ls were allotted AT REASONABLE” ‘id: Kndowment insurance Pollele bought; Jeperancy) of ail kinds offected Har ae J. HABRICH & CO., iio fsrond Ly LL THE ACTIVE MINING AND MIS Hy wanes bought and sold on comm on Mtb Me Drexel Building, d Brond, corner Wall xt, AS i EV EXCHANGE ate BUY AND a Sshares aua upward, on r cont mi i sions !y. Send for Urout 25 Witham sts MAN & CO. T SIX PER CUNT INTERBBTOMONEY LOANED an city improved Property. LAWYER, box 1,916 Post A aueRC! ERCHANTS CAN BORROW 8500 TO $5,000 ON smerchandis) by applying JOHN DAVIS, Ganhdontial Broker, 14 Puek place: hours 1 to 4 BOUT $4.00) WANTED—TO LELP ALTER FINELY located corner house ito flest class flats; willing to pay for the money. A. M., Herald ollie, MOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN ON BORD rates: no bonus, tguge on olty proporty, at low Me A. YNCH, 10 Pine st. Kor UNG, CODTIVATED, INTELLIGENT LADY, of good family and highest respectability, alone and in presming need. uesiros the asdstaney and Iriendahtp of an jonornble old iady or gentleman of means, to enable her to Ritrave wahore course of atudy. “Addvess, with real namo, box 155 Hernld offie YOUNG LADY. WHO IS IN PECUNTARY EM- 1\barrassmont desires to meet a gentleman who is abl nd willing to assiat her who ‘Py in earnest ot € L NEAR’ BAR. rassmont desires to furm the acquaintance of a guutle- man Yes is able and withing to assist her. Kadvess ORPHA jerald Uptown Branen, ‘ASTor ON FURNITURE—PIANOS AND GOODS of every kind stored or put on sale at our storage and pene 103 to. 107 West Sid at. Adé LADY WITHOUT FRIENDS IN THE CITY would like to mest « Kentiomad of some. moans who would assist hor to get tao sonie business. » MORK, Herald Uptown office, FOUN & PIKROE, 5 ait ST. NEGOTIATES LOANS 1 Bond und Mortxaxe at the lowest INSU WANUE.—? uence ae OF sua. panies will flad it to thelr Interest to call un “IFE INSURANCE, POLICES PURCHASED, LOANS made, istirrnce effected: money on morte GeOkGe MOONEY & COs, 179 INING STOCKS, We buy and sell Mining Stocks at the American Mining and Stuck Ex¢hunze, or elsewhere, on commission. roadway, ONEY TO LOAK—AT 6 OND 7 PI York and Brouklyn improved Property. AREY 150 rae MITUATION, WITH GOOD 8 ae TO A GENTLE: Oman or tidy having loan: money well secured; Dilles work. "Aucrees BUTTON, Hornid 1 Uptown affies. V ANTED—815,000 ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, FOR five yeurs, on Property in Principals only dealt wi WANTEO—G FER CENT MONEY FROM GAPITAL ists, for five yours, on first cluss elty Property: 10 brikors, Address, for ove week, FLKST MORTGAGE, box 100 Herald Branch, ANTED-FROM GAPITALINT, $2,000 FOR ONE Endowment Policy from Mataal’ Lite as weenelty ; ere. Address, for one week, SAFE INVESTMENT, box 115 Herald sranch, 7 “RCAND 10 PER GENT esttietly frst class City and County Bonds, Ralirond Bonds and other choice Socurities. paying 10 to 15 per cent, TH. iIObAY. & 20» 43 Pin w York. for, sate on favorable torms b; ALBE x0. 43 B.—Investment Securities our specit $50), 000.7. LOAN—ON FIRST CLASS TM proved Property ut 6 per cent. DAVIS & 2.0 Pine a —IN SUMS TO SUIT, TO LOAN wha $200,000 Sie yer monoy at 6 per cent. GRANT, 143 Broad ad $200. 000, TRUsT vunbe TO LOAN—aT Six per cent, for fv yanre, on ed city props OME. MORGA: 2 Pine st EMAN WY A snot a pariy with # like amowat. to form n oopartner- Ip for the inanutueture of soft felt hints for the package trade; a first class opportunity for the right party; wll com- munications strictly contidentinl. Address, with real namo, tofactlitute, BUSINESS, box 105 Herald dffico, Gt N HA ce SXORLs NT LOCA: tor a first clays busin site the epee, pot ide fel ee i inquire Mt ‘ALFRED SPEER, w York. STORY HOUSE. Bar, BEER SAL BA ON, , private Supper and Lodging Rooms: best locatt pte gs Jd extublished ; half interest: cheap; sure fo tune ; owner business Went, LLOYD, ‘20 Brondway. A PARTNER WANTED— WITH $25,000, TO EXTEND a profitable manufacturing business; complete working order: xoods staple and quickly sold, Address CHASE, Newark, N. ED BUSINESS REQUIRES A PART. X) security for investment; €2,500 yoarly xunrantoed. West 20th “MANUFACTURING COMPANY, CONTROLLING JA monopoly, wants treasurer Immediately with $1,000 PARKINSON, 682 Broadway, room 4, { PARTNER WANTED IN TUE BROKERAGE BUSI. ith wt least $1,005 no risk, Address BROKE Ke o ! VOR SAuB AND TO LET-A WELL SELECTED stock of Books and Stationery inan est way storecw il bepild. ca. rensaable: tories taken in part, in oxchauise. if desirods tho longo, will al be disposed of. For particulars apply at roum 39, No. O¢ Broadway. “ors THERE ANY MONEY OR BNTERPRISE IN Amorica ?" if there is, why cannot I get some one to 0 into ani article (sole monopoly) in which the largest tore tunes in the world have heen made? Certain success, dress H. 1., box 141 Herald offic PORTING AND~ noun products. -—An unexception trade, readity partner with $10,000, roadway, ALENTS 5 inventions for IN MEDITERRA: bie house, having a good api waut @ LETON, 98 MMISSION increased with additionat ¢ Apply GRIGGS & CAI YTON, 37 City Hall place. DARTNER WANT, sa $20,000, IN AN OLD crtablished manufnctorin. business, to incromse salen: profits very ; open toriuvestigation. For parti hiutresy PAULSVOR FRAN RINUENG. at Bincorts Bank, Stwats Zeitung building, eorner of Tryon row and Centre. ARTNER WA HITHER LADY OR OENTLE- wan, with $500, in honorable and profitable fei INT! THGRTTY, \d office, J1PWRECKS—A NEW PLAN PATENTED FOR saving floating wrecked. vessels quickly; livtle expense; for sale. Address box 3,572 Post office. STATIONERY “STOCK—FIXTURES AND GOOD WILb o8 Pearl old stand; @ bargain, ornare ANLY INTELLIGENT ‘burgundies und champagues. Ad- ald Uptown office, Was HD-A LIVE MAN WITH $5,000; MONEY well xooured; Investment will pay 200 per cant; inves tuente; nothing like it in this country. Address NOVELTY, Herald Uptown office. AND —A PARTY ‘H $7,000 OR 88,000 TO mn interest in a ete pocrieping, Livery stabl Address LIVERY STABLE, ‘Herald’ Uptown ke basiness. offic ANTED—A PARTY WITII $5,000 OASII, TO TAKE an active interest in one of the vest paying businesses in this conntry; will bear the strictest investigation. A¢ dress N. G. C., Herald office. AN INTKULIGENT YOUNG with $400, in a well ” DKFUNTTY, LU MAN Ved established wr lerald office, BE} TY WITH A LITTLE Oa ANTED—A PARTY OR PART! a to join thonnventor A — W. W car; superior to wnythin, box 114 Herald ice. pe ossllninns TIVE PARTNER IN A WELL ES i ea rota ps oh business, war from $7,000 to gue who ha [\- hess preferred, Autres A. i, bux Tat Hetald off, $10, TO $1,000 INV h makes fortum vi ug everything. Wail st, New ¥o ~! HAVE THAT AMOUNT TO USE O} $200 sciter as security for employriont of any Lick printing prefet . Address J. U. 14, box 143 Herald office: $2 WANTED—IN THE MANUFAC TURE OF 20 VO0nut centr a's een nore er 0 Bil the Res ed nits Lead ‘Apply to J, U. OLINTON, sD 1 Lu s ‘OCKS ery month. Book sent free explain returns BAXTER & CO,, Bunkers, 17 uetive man conv subove onpital for mv Expenses very Hut. Laid oilles, 2 7 $50,000.52 “spoctatt ought to double Wieelt ta roe x ri filers.