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FINANCIAL AND GOHM
fhc EycbU of tbe Week?Commercial and
Financiftl Incidents of the Mtaation.
OUR RAILWAY EARNINGS
THE GOLD A>'D M0\EY MARKETS.
Wail 9t?e*t. I
SCNDAT, Apnl IX. 1875. f
The commercial outlook continues to be satisfao
tory. The laws oi trad? are quietly working out
their i-'iveu results. Tne volume oi business is in
Si easing. Tne proluce and dry guod* merobauta
repoit more than usual animatiou, anil >a many m
iiauces higher prices. Good weather is beginning
10 stimulate movement, and tUe decline in oi-ean
freights and tne advance in gold and exchange
naturally tend to enlarge onr exports. A snsrp
rise is notable In wheat, and the Continental
markets are reported more active. The effect of
this cannot be properly estimated at the present
time, ior anything like "a coiner" must be iol
lowed by reaction and comparative weaknesa.
R.tlLltQ Ab EARNINGS.
Among all the signs ot improvement these, per
haps, most lucidly show the actual condition er
the country, for our great Hues are the barom
eters o( trade. They Illustrate the gains and
losses oi business, the volume of products going
to marke"; tbe decline of operating expenses en
forced by the changed condi:ious of labor and the
prices oi material; und wnen they do so success
inily the inierence is one that should not be
ignored. Wnile It I* true that all of the railroads
of the country do not present encouraging
leatures, ior many are rotten to the core, tiiose
which are in lavor afford lessous that are well
worthy of consideration. Taking, for instance,
?cme twenty-two of the leading railroads
out of tne mass that are not crippled or
baLkrupt, we find that the gross earnings in
1374 were $190,288,461, agaius' 1191,804,000 In 187!.
wnile t'ie operatlug expenses of the same lor the
? ear 1874 were ou.y $114,233,722, as against
$12',019,704 10 1873. In oioer words, the reduc
tion oi expenses is nearly a* per cent. Tabula:ed,
the net earniugs compare with 187J as follows:
1873. 187*. _
Gross earniugs $191,804,005
i-peratiug expenses.... I22,0i9,7>4 ____.il"
Net earniugs $?? 834,-5'
Increase #.170,4,?
The loresolog lacts avc sncursgiug to the rail
road inves or, because tbey indicate what may oe
done bv economy, and tnat prollt will naturally at
tend good management, even in the i?or?t oi sea
SOUS.
the IMPORTANT IViNT8
?r tbe week are those connected wltb tbe move
ments of money, wnich hat j been unusually tree.
Tne banks are in excellent condition Loans on
eail are aoundant at from 3 to b per cent; prime
Olacouuts are at 5* and a per cent, and there are
avioencea tnat all of the surplus capital cannot be
profitably employed. During the next three
mou; ha large amounts will be disbursed in tbe
abape oi divideuds, Interest and rents, so tnat
probably Irom $80,000,000 to $100,000,000 will be
let loose to seek investment in the active bonds
and stock*. Influences like these are quietly pro.
duclng their effect neon the mercantile and specu- ?
alive classes, and constitute a part tne reasons
assigned for the activity wr.icb is witnessed In tne
teveral markets.
THE STOCK MARKET
daring tbe past week bas not oeen disturbed bj
Very snarp fluctuations. In fact the uudertone in
several of tbe higher priced securities wasstronr.
and handsome proflts were realized ?.n early in
vestments. Such weakness as exhibited lfeir
was principally manliest in lanclts like Erie,
Pacific Man, Ohio and Mississippi, and otber atocka
of like ilk. 1 acinc Mall was the principal specu
lative lootbalUanJ is likely to continue tbua. not
witbataudtng ?ne efforts ol Its backers to give it
larger value, because tbe uisagreement between
ibis corporation and l'anama yet exists, and is
sot in a lair way 01 settlement. Tee latter com
pany demand $40,000 per month as their share of
tbe buatneas, an exaction wblcu is regarded as
exoroitant on tne part of a lino which is
only lorty-nine miles long, and la a
demand which the Union Pacific Company
a* a copartner m tnla transaction are
determined to esist. Threata are made by tbe
Panama people to eatablish a competing Uue of
steamers; but when it Is remembered taat the
outlay for such a purpose will not be far Irom
three or lour mlilions oi dollars, and that much
delay must attend the eatabilsbment 01 sgennes
and tbe building of docks and warehouses on 'be
Atlantic ana Paaiflc coasts, It will be recognized
that many difficulties stand in the way 01 a suc
ceesfui oattle between these corporal ons. Tne
Immediate result can only be a depreciation in tne
price oi both Blocks. The forefoing '*?" liaTe
borne heavily upon the price oi Pacific Mall <rur?
ID* tne week, and it will no;. be surprising If
lower figures are made t afore a further rise takes
niace. The ieeliDg of operators is q uue unsettled,
and opinion ts about equally d.vloed as to the pro
priety of going long or snort of the stock.
THE RANGE Of TWCRS
in other aecuritiea was as follows:?Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph advanced Irom 24* to a*.
re*< uog to ao?i and closing at 24*. Tnis stock
Is aaid to be strongiy held in anticipation of the
success o; tne new cable. The Fsradsy hss sailed
irom England or the purpose 01 taking up tne un
tmshed end, and tnree or four ween will roive
in* problem. Delaware and Lackawanna ad
vanced from ill** ton* 4. New jersey Central
(r ,m no to 113, ex dividend. Laae Shore ro-e
fr m 73?? 10 75*. 8f- p*nl cg"""011 in
an advance from to 40*; the preferred moved
Irom 47 to 59?<. r?cltlo Mail receded irom
to 41*, recovered to 44 -.. and ended at
A3.H Sew York central advanced irom 100?< to
? u Kock is.and irom 102* to 103*. ending at
tne best price. Er'e was irregu.ar. I ailing off
from 30* to recovering to 30*, and ending
Lt so Nortnweatern common continues to be a
doubtful stock to dea. in. but the change, of the
-ere rompai atively tnsiznifl ant, the ex
Treme" '??'? 44? * 40*; tne elo~ was ata*.
in- ??creo> of tie movement in tins secnr.ty in
duce" much speculatiou as to Us future. Other
Changes will be aiiown in loll.wn g table of
HIOMEsr AND LOWE-T FIICH OK TBE W?l.
hiohes> - tttghxt. Loire*.
vAfV rmtral and Hudson.... 102 , 100*
>ew York tentrai... lal i;w *
* '"r* aoH'
74', 7:iv?
Lake i j.v,
Wabash m ,, 467, 44 'j|
^^e^ preWrred:::::...... ?
Hoc* island y: or,<4
Fort ?" 3?^
Huwatikee and . t. r*ui.. ???_ j.
?i A. 1 . 111 I itiil preferred? 'i (.
Di!*arkawann. an.. Western... X 1 iJa
Tew Jersey Central, ex d.v 1W Uo^
Micoliian ? ei.tral ]M 10l?
Illinois lemr ?
tn.on l-acific^. r*_3 .
C., t. and I. < ?
Ilannl ai and St. Josenn 28* 27*
Ohm slid .ni&siacippl 29*
Panama 121 130
Western 1 nion 78* ;?s
Atiuntic and Pacific Telegraph .. !M* M*
l'a< ill' >Imii M* fli
Quicksl'ver 25 2;i
<^ui< k?i!ter pteterred 31 29*
orr.Hiya. mi<111 est add lowest prices, sattrdat.
The ioilow>ng table shows tne opening, highest
and lowest prices of Saturday:?
OlHTiirvj. Highest. t.o>C'H.
Kew Tor* Central loi 102 iwi
Ei :w 3?'i -"'5*
Lake snore 75 '< 75* 74',
Wai.a^h 1?>'< 11 ? 1.',
Northwestern 4.> , 4i'? 40',
North western prel WA ?>?', OS*
Hoi k Island 1M* . lea-, lat*
pittsourg M-i W* wi,
Un. and St. Paul 394<> .v.i'4
AM. anti . /'aul t ref... 09 * 59* 59*
Ohio and \ii?-i-*ipoi ... 2* ?? 2-> , js ,
Ne>* Jersey t; utrai 112 , 112?-? 112*
jiei., l.acK. and western, in'i 11'. * 114'.
t'niuu P ciCc 72'j 7a>i 72*
( C. an I L C <?', fl'i ?!,
W estern I mot: r< ? 78?. 77*
At auric an l t'aciJc Tel. 2?* v#*
Pacluc Mail 44 44* 4-i
tuiiaiiia ? IIP lie 11#
closwo fricks?3 r. u. Saturday.
raetfle Mull, 43a a 43X: Wes frn Union
Teiegraph, 77 a 77Ji; Quicksilver, 23 , a23x;
do. preferred, 2S? a 30; Adam* Exi res?,
loi a 103; American Express, 03K a 64; United
State* Express, 01!-, a a:; Weilu-Fargo Kxprosa,
87H * 88; Chicago and Alton. 103\ a 10?;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 92*< a 92)<; Chi
cago and Northwestern, a 46K'? d?*
preierred. 58 a 58)*; Chicago and Rock Island,
103S a 103* ; Milwaukee and St. Paul. 39\ a 38%;
do. preferred, fi\ a 60; c., C. and L C.. 0 a
a 6>?; Delaware. Lackawanna and Western,
114.1* a U5)?; Erie, so a 80*; Ilaoaitial and
St. Joseph, 28 a 2S>>; Lake snore, 74J< a
74Ji; New York and Har>em. 130 a 131;
Sew York Central and UuJson River, 101'f
a 102; New Jersey Central, U2X a lis; Ubio
and Mississippi, 28*a a 28)f; Panama, 119 a 120;
Toledo and Wabasb, 10a 16%; Union Pacific, 73H
a 73'3; Atiantic and Pac.Oc Telegraph, 26?, a 27.
FOREIGN COMMKRCK.
Tbe foreign commei ce of the port for the week
was as loilows:?General merchandise Imports,
including drv goods, $8,878,316; produce exports,
t4.5Mi.059 and specie exports, $639,002. The total
imports or general merchandise and dry goods
since January 1, this year, are (106,876,291, auainst
$121,670,602 In 1874, and $127,170,971 In 1873. The
total exports or produce slaco Jautiarv 1, this
year, are $63,601,149, ugauat $73,804,007 in 1874,
and $60,308,543 In 1873. The exports ol specie
since January 1, aro $16,810,273, against $9,151,146
in 1874, and $15,660,146 in 1873. The imports of
specie for the week were us loilows:?
Gold coin $360,400
Hullion 290,500
Silver 3.601
Total $654,501
TUB OOLD MARKET.
Gold durine the week moved (mm 114 3^ to 115)*.
The volume of business was comparatively small.
No attempt was made to stiffen 'he market artifi
cially, uol prices were le.t to ooey natora! causcs.
The shipment ol specie ? us unimportant, and the
amount returned to the bahks and shown in tne
weekly statement u calculated to remove any
doutji or tear concerning immediate stringency.
Tne fluctuations of ihe week were as loliows:
Open- Lou:
tug. Highest, est. Closing.
Monday, Aprils.... 114* 114'* 114* 114
Tuesday, April6.... 114* H47i 114* 114,^
Wed'sday, April 7.. U4* U4X 114* 114*
Thursday. April 8.. 114* 115 114* 115
Friday, April 9 lli* 115* 115 115
Saturday, April 10. 115* 116* 115* 115*
Tne gold receipts of the week were about
$2,700,000.
IHE MONEY MARKET.
No unusual or important teatures attended tbls
market, and we note rates as easy and the supply
abundant. Currency is believed to be on the way
irom in* interior, and luture banc reports are
likely to show tbe increase. Toe financial situa
tion Is, therefore, lull ol encouragement, and in
view of the May aisoursemcni6 will doubtless be
came an important feature in the situation here
alter. On call loans the rates nave ranged from 3
to 6 per cent, with abundant offerings on gov
ernment bonds as low as 3 per cent. Prime grades
ot commercial paper are quoted at 5* a 6* per
ceut.
government bonds
have been unnsually active and strong, and prices
abow a material advance over those of last week.
Banks, trustees and financial institutions con
tinue to be purcnas -rs oi this class of securities,
and the foreign investors are not beaindhand in
ttieir demaud. The closing pi ices in London nave
been as loilows:?
Mch. 25. April 2. April 9.
C. S. 6'S, 5-20's. 1865, Old.. 107* 107* 108*
U. S. 6'S, 5-20's. 18?i7 107* 107* 107*
D. S. 6'*, 10-40'S 103 103 103
New 5'S 103* 103* 103*
Since Jan. l, 1875.-?.
Lowest. Highest.
r. S. 6's, 5-20'S, 1865, Old 107* Jan. 2 108* April 9
U. S. 6'8, 5-20'S. 1867.... 107* MCil. 19 108 J.in. 4
r. s. i'S. 10-40's 102* Ken. 13 105* Feb. 6
New o's 102* Jan. 16 103* Jan. f
STATE AND RAILROAD BONDS.
The transactions in these were moderate, bat in
Missouri*, Virginias and Tenuesjees the prices
remain strong. Railroad bonds were both firm
and active, especially mr tbe dividend paying
issues. Union Paciflcs were prominent and ad
vanced to the highest price in tbelr history. Chi
cago and Northwest consolidated cou ou gold
bonds toid up to $6 and bacx again to 84*. Inter
est of 3* gold is due on these bonas on the 1st of
June, and they now carry about 3 per cent of
accrued interest in currency.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
COTTON OS THE SPOT WEAK AND NOMINAL; FT7
tcrm again lower?fi?oub runout? wheat
QUIET AND EASIER?CORN ACTIVE AND HIGHER?
OATS STEADY?BAI'LEY QUIET?PORE LOWER
LARD FIRMER?GROCERIES FIRM?SUGAR AC
TIVE?FREIGHTS QUIET?PETROLEUM DULL?
NATAL STORES QUIET?WHISEET STEADY.
Satcrday, April 10-0 P. M.
The trade movement continued tolerably brisk
all through the week last past, and although some
reactions succeeded the radical advance in prices
of tbe week before, yet ?he changes in this direc
tion were comparatively tew and were in most
cases the result ol speculation and overtrading
which must even, sooner or later, bring into being
their oppusltes. But in some of the leading com
modities, and notably breadstuff.*, tbe activity
continued ui.at.ated u a t actn-iliy increasing,
acd'he markets lost none of tr.e baoiancy w nico
characterized tl.em taring tne preceding week,
wmle nrlces ext erienced a still further advance.
The spilng trade may be regaroed as at last
nnder lull headway, and the hopes of a
large and profitable business seem in tatr wav of
realization At all events the prospect is more
cheering than it u?a ben ior man? months, wliilc
the active sales b*>e thus <a. in many cases come
rally m to tb? parly expe latlon*. and. what is most tin
port?nt connected with the ?pnng traile, busine * ha*
been very general. extending t > nearly all branches
Dry good* have felt the Impetus. ?nl irade tn this de
psrtment ha* steadily merea-ed until the daily tran*
B'-unna hare b eome heavy. ihouvh there has r.een do
apastnndlc movement or aetive spirit since the spring
tra .e commenced. Tbe hardware ba*iness has been
una*aaJly brisk tbli year and *1111 continue* active,
much more so than in former years a
the same time of year. Bat tbe revival of
the export trade offered one ot the
most gratifying indications ot tbe times. bread?tnfl*
and provisions going forward with increasing taci.ily.
burins last week shipping grades of flour were tolerably
active, while the market gradually hardened and price*
at tbe claae oi tbe week were somewnat hUher Wheal
w?t in Increasing demand, but bustneaa was retarded by
the extreme * ewg of tellers, who demanded higher
price* wlih every sucreeditig dsy. I here was eoB.*ider
abie uirposition tosell in aivan e of arrival, but. a* a
ru e. prices demanded were rather rliitrh to admit of
l.u?,n?4*. so mat the futare" sales have, tim* far, tin
seaavn been uuiiiiinr ant notb ?< .oekartr er and , ag
m.ude i nrs was In better dtnuni and tlie
market Ine.reavd in strengili anil bu } ancy. prices
a>ivau<:ing eouolderablv. o.ug were in ^>eculauve and
trade iiemaii'. i..irley ruled nil mi I pri e, turn led
down ronaldrratily. Mye was ijuiet. I u aavanced las
ten tii.v in lyn.paihy wi ti ?beai. vvn|.,e> ?>at irregu
lar, bnt the flactaation> were not radi al. Fruvinooe
wen- activeilurliw tlie greater pari ol t ie .? r.r\ an . all
Kinds ndvane. i mateiially. fora and lar l seb^aeutty
rei-edeii M,m*wha? troin the hlg:ie?i point snain <1.
hreigbis w>-re unsettled sud .ecllilna, and tliuiljr
roliapeed. Rate* per tteamer nn I ?ail were 4ecid?dlr
lower, while ve???i? n,r charier were reanl\ oit
tamcd at decidedly lower rat- s. <iu -auirday
tlie market* were Biore rjuiet, nut genernllv uteadv.
On *l nange flour wa< ?tea^ly. Wneat wa? i|Uiet na?
pnme sample* were held pret v firm t'.irn .ea< -till a< ?
tlv-?. au l price* agaia. adv^nceH. <>ar- were *trmig;
barley <(iiiet Pork an I lard were quiet and ea?v lie
former nemg lower, bat other kind* w re firm i utU>n
mi tlie ai ot. was uns>alai'le except at lower price*. , a
lari? declined under literal offerings, ^uvul .fnre*
were dea.t in '_y a aHxI'-rafe exieu nlv. witn *pirn<
flro.er ami io*in a -hade e,i>ier. Petroleum wa*nail,
witnoii es-entlui change la prices. Oroeerlea were rrry
sir hi in value i. win a good baaiuess, particularly m raw
sugars.
i orri;?:. ?> he market for Itlo and Santos was rather
better In tone, tint n? perceptible change e*n '?? noted
In oriler*. No transactions were reported from
ilr-t hands, and hi a diKiribtitfug way ihe bu-m ??
wa< oriiv moterate. At Haltiniore 9. ISI bags, e*
La i r .sold at l*c ?*'e i?aote :-utd?*ary cargoen, ft*c.
a lie.; lair da, M'ac. a Ifo ; food o., I"'* .? I7'?'.;
prime do., IS', ;i Ijc ; ex rem ? range lor I >?? ?.'??* a
is ,<? . .1 ivii gorer intent ha^-, 4V. n W>- ; do . ^ra*<
mats, ft- a i i- ; inga or -. .1 a 2 c. Ceylon i-' .c
Hi' .; Marnaibo 1-c a irae ; l.agaivra Ire a 1 W<-. .la
inaiun n,;j. * |<<- . i>ou)<ng'i iti?-.: Port > Rico, i/c.
a ISHe.; < tana i lea, ;?e a lie-.: M.- .n-an, "t-. a )>-.
Aii-oouri li'i< ali- av mil a ITJlc. a I 'c i Curacoa,
l*Hc. a H . gold do and iSldav*
v,orroa.? acre w^r lii ra.iy no maraer tor soot cot on.
fnteenagthe n.arKct w?? fni.yufT, with pleniy ? r'
s-ller* atlil no bmcrs at .lie ?nbiolii I <|Uotaiion iv.nrli
nm*t be regard a a< whuiH n . in n. h mcua*ii|?ra
nie bu-itie*. in low repor.eii #?, at, I regular iu',<-e*.
Kutare* closu'i unlet aim *iea?ly after i|e ifnti / ,e.
Ibis decline ?a* ,iiie chiefly |,, tlie ire-.ur- r-vnt n.
from an erf r; i i onload, and tr>en venturi * in Hie n i - .
tioa of *lniri,selling by panic* heretofore iperstm/on
Hi" nail U4.V. Kaiiiua ? s aa to tiim neei * receipt* r.,>ige
all ihe way trn . >> a .i.V<'i bale- erim t.'..a? !>a,es
tlie a il uiar B.*t ma La A a uu jW .?April. lt> i Itlo. a
I Z 'V ^kwwihwih II uu Hau l|IU (II
cla-sincatlon in torcu September i. l*7i. and on upland
eoitun in store running in ijuali v nut iunre tlian naif a
fiUde above or belo^- the grade auoedi-ur.linarv,
"Sc.: good ordinary. t4(c. ? .-.tri cooJ ordinary. 16',c.
low middling lo^c.; middling l7s?c.: good middling.
l.?,sc- Vuoiation* baaed on Auieriosn staudar^ ot c.as
stdcatlon s?
? .. Upland.I. Ald'nina. A". Orletim. Tera*.
Pr?linar y. 14 U UU Hi,
Good ordinary isv 1?H islf \b'^
Low middling I0i4 ltJ?. * i??J
Middling .. |0?, lflfc 17 17
Ootd iniad11uk 17W 1?C 17L2 11U
Middling lair 17?. n\ lg JS
U>? ls? "??
1 tie ?alei were
v To-day. Last Ev'g. Total.
"Port IM .. 101
'.oujutnpuon ?. 30 Ss 88
Total*. 150 38 168
?for 'inure deliver? (basl* low middling) the sale* have
beeu as toiiowsj? iesfrdav a-ter two i* il ? April, IU)
i,? *11 **y- -V**) at lli^c. 6J0 at 16 21-3Jc.,
400 *1 1811. 6c.: June. 4,7,J?at '"C.. 1.400 ai 17 l-o2c. A I)
at 1- l-.oc,; July. :t ,o at 17 5-I6--.. tiuu at I7*,c.. i,M) at
1A c- :,AQe?-'- l '**> it 1/ 7-16C , 100at 17 17 JJc. lotal,
I4.ru) oales. Jo-day up lo 1 r. M ?April, MM at 10?*c..
I0.i at 1(1 '.c., ?tiori notice: May, 701 at l(i 2132c., I,uu at
a,?,u ut id 19-J2c.,2lW at 189i6c..1?Jj at lui,'-3Jc., '
a 2Uo at lUHc.; June, l.flw at i; ?..jso.. 8uo at 17 I.Wo.. 2 ono
atl7l-)2c. lOiut ,7c.. 4.U0.J at 16 31 .(2c. lOllal lulS!6c.,3M
at It) 29-:ttc., l.&IO at Ifi'.c-. >?' at l6 27-32c.: July, .ttoat 17
1S-32C. 400a, 17',c . SO at 1/ 9.12c.. 300 al 17V.. 1.300 at
17 W-1-C.. 10? at .i '4c.. IWiat 17 7 32c . 200 at 17 5-..2c. Au
gust, 4UO ai 17 9.16c.. 400 at 17 7-16o., i *1 at 17 U-32c., SOiat
I. ll 3-c.. lu) at 17 9-iJc ; September ll)b at 17 3 3-c.
Total. ;?l.0UU bales. Grand ?ota'. i7.?0' bnci The re
cert.at the port* were as follow..? tiaivesUm . .S88; .Now
Orleans, 4>7; ilobitu. tiii; uvannah i,0'r.'; t harieston,
9UJ; Wilmington, 14. Norfolk. 1.024; New Vor*. 273; a. s
ton, I2ii lolil 5 .'IS b-iles. Tills day last week 4.96).
in ? day la-u year. S.429- lotal sliice aeptemher 1.
!LZU,to6 b le?. ( otlou tieighlK closeil aa follows:?lo
Havr. . by ?n am 'to.; to ll.imiiurK. I.y steuin, ?,c.; to
Bremen, by meaui. Jie.; by sail. ^e. ( omnres?)d; to
Livcrpoo1, by ntcam ? 3Jd. a '41!. : l>v sail 7-i.d
KLot it ann Ukai'*. ? Keci>i|ira-Klour, ii,Ul.i bt>U.; wheat.
2f.. *)0 bn-hcls 1 corn, I6.I6I1 do.; oats. I'. JJodo ; barley,
6. (XI do. UccelpK for the weelt wi reKlour. 61210
bill*. ; wlii al, .? .',3 ?> buihel"; corn, 82 171 do.; oats, 6.S, i83
do. ;corn mJ.tl. .'ii'9l>bl*. and 4t.4 tiujjs; Barley, 0 bushels;
rye 2/,Mi,.o. Tlie Hour market ruled Hteaily under a
steady, tair demand lor sbippiint Krades. ('rices Kener
ally More rather belter, particularly lor good airaiaht
liuci whi' li wi re suitable lor shlpiiM nt. .?sales were re
ported o; l.s 700 bbls. l orn meal was tinner, witn I.3.J0
6bla. sold. Weiiuoie:?
So. 2.-rate. .. |4 01 a?l 40
J>upertiue -t to 4 2r. a S 00
l.Atra.ute S 00 a 5 31)
Choice Mate 4 3U a 5 50
Superfine v?euern 4.0 a 5 03
l-.xira Western S 1 U n 5 15
Minnesota 5 2j a 6 25
Kound Hoop Ohio, snipping branila 5 oo a 5 25
Itounu hoop Ohio, trade brands 5 00 a 5 75
^v 6 00 a 6 so
Bt. 1.0tiu low extra 5 00 a 5 26
bt Loam, straiKht extra ft 2.'> a 5 50
hi l,ouis, choicc uouiile extra ft 75 a 6 5J
ht. 1-ouis, choice family 7 00 a 8 00
It} c hour, nut to super tine 4 jO a 4 30
bouthern, Ko. 2 4 00 a 4 50
eouthern, superfine 4 40 a 4 73
boutbern, extra 5 1*) a 6 25
; outnern, lauuly 6 50 a 8 25
Corn ineal. Western 3 9>i a 4 50
Corn meal, Jersey " 3 yj ? 4 jo
Corn meal, brandywine.. 4 .5 a 4 80
i.iirn meal. Duncueous jl jo a
ouiet. ou: nominally unchanged: prime
>0. . (.hicatio'spring >.a.in't ottered to any extent, and
none w uk sold. I lie sales were about 70,0 >0 bushels, at
w?r.k? *?r,',0r ul!^rajL(1. JPflnir. $1 .(i lor No. 2 Mil
waukei 41 .11 lor nu. j fi a Si 2.)^ lor No. 2 1 Uicago,
1 ., r > J"r NorihWfgt < orn was tn active
demand and decidedly higher; sale* were reported of
?o ,ftt #A'- a Wc. for new mtxe I in siore. Me.
a 9 >c. tor do. tiloal, S>5o. lor old ailoai, 93%c. a 9c. lor
in siore, Itoc. tor old white iu store, 91 sc. a 95c. lor
? ouilit rn yoilow atloat. 94)jic. a Die. lor"do. in store,
oat* were quiet but tlrni, with 59.0.0 bushels sold, at
7.>c. a 7<k'. lor mixed Western ami 7Ac. a 76kc. tor wiiitc.
uariyy was dull an-1 nearly nominal; atjo44i i.?.auu bush
ebiaiiiornia was rfp.?ru*J .^oia at $i uu. Hye was
qtaet ami nominal, ai a #! 06, as t*. quaiiiy.
rUKIGHTS.--Iiif Ueinand has been cbieily tor irrAin
room, winch lias l een ifuoied strung, uthcrwtse the
maiket has rule.i weak, .o tdverpool, by ^il. 5'JU
tierces lard at Jus. a 22*. 6d., chiefly at 2-'?. tsl ; loO
tons tallow at 21s. Jd.. and by steam. 2,3)0 packages
provisions, in lots, at 2<s. 6a. a 30a.; l,fiuu obis, apples at <s. I
fcl.; 3.WUs. ,ves. on private terms, ana by steam, irom 1
^huadflphia n poried thence^ 500 hhds. i..oias^e<*tt(
ifts . and an American schooner, with resawed lumber
Z.?.!1!? i118*'? ' an American ship with
?uu>j bales cotton* irom ualveston (tor Liverpool consi^rti*
ineiu.i, at >ed., and a British ship, placcd un me berth,
hence lor kcuoimI cartfo; to i^mdou, hy tail, 2,000 bbls.
llour at is. J.!., and oy steam. 5i tous leather at 4.'S. lo
(iiasgow. by st^am, 5fu packages provisions at ds. per
tierce and . s. 3d. per bui. lo oristoi, bv steam, l.uuo
lTJf,".KC,kyVn,V4t0 lerm4 *lta rosin ?! 3s,
2f^i ^ 'orkVr ordcr!i??" Italian bark, hence 1
with about J,.iUO quarters ?ralu at ; a (iritish sP am
hni?>, hence with aiiout 6,000 quarU'rs main ion toreiirii
ap'T^ ^. bark- with a:?out J.iKXJ quarters
gr?in from 1 hi.adelphi.t. at An 6d.; a ruissiau bark, with
about J quartern uo. from do . at 5s tod., an ? a Ger
man Nark, With about 2,quarters do. from do. (on
Ioreian cDarter). i?? li-c men, by steaiu, 8t0 bushels
rjre. 111 bajjs at 7d.: 2c0 bai< s t oiton at fie : 300bbls. rosin
at 4-, I,MM) packages provisions at packages
starch on private |ierms, l.i?)u sides leather ai Uo. loo
ions machinery at 27s ti l., and *74 paclcage* tobacco at
2U-. loi cane. . also u Hi iu~ii ship, henre with about 1..V1O
b Is. reiine 1 t>clroieuui at is.; a Norwegian 1 a, k hence
With aoout 4,.?) bids. do. at 4s. . wn K oatnm 01 Hanc
burg), and a (lermau bark heuce wiib roam, reported
on pnvate lerma. 10 llumburk. bv steam. &??cases to
bacco on private terms, lo no Janeiro, a liermati
l?uiK aud a HriUsn hark, with tiour. IVoni Richmond, re
ported at 9>an American bark (23t tons1, iience witn
general carlo at equal to *1 and a Hrill-h brig with
juuiber trom i ruatwlck, at $2U. To .^autos. a britisli
barit, wiijj iumlK-r 'rom reiisacola. reported at SI9 To
A.>|>iuwaiL three schooucrs. -with coal, iroiu 1'hiladcl
Dhia. at ?' P,,r ton. lo Cape Hayuen. an Ainencan
?chooner. with lumber, from Midnle. reported a: S9. and
back w ith 1 ik woo i to a port north 01 liatti-raa ai ? To
Barbados, a brig iabnut 170 ion.), with cein r.il cargo.
irom 1 hiladeiphia. reported at ?nn g?id. 1 o ttarbauos
am back to Phuadciphia. a schooner vabout iooton?>
with general cargo at $!.??, gold, lo Karac?a an./
back to .-(* 1 ora. .111 American scnooner 2^ ions . re
ported at SI 6 u i0.>cvis and back lo I'hlladeiphia a
?ehoouer a'M.ut l< itons>, reported ai$i,t.(X). 10 Machia,.
Me., a achi oniir, with tuiuiiur. irom retnandina at t9
Ja^to.:^;? sc"<K,3#,r" iu",bur
Mul t-sii*. - 1 tie demand from all sources continues ac
tive. wuh a jery sirong toiio to values. We no e sales of
* ?."'J tihos. MiitaiiZii. boiling stock testing ^190
f' ..".CL^iUe cj"" ?! Mavacuea by the l^eua. coui?.ri?
ing Li. hbd?. and la tintce*. was v.:rv choice in uuaiitr,
ar.il sold at 6<c. isuppo>ed). Trade lots were sell
lug irecly at lull pr ccs. We ouo*ct'uba. centri,uaal
and mixed. a#t*. a .iftc.; do., c.ayad- juc. a tic. j do . intis
Co v ado re an 1 iii/, 36e. a 4-c.; do., do., grocery iji* a 4.-^
?*<?to Kiel. 4 C..a (ft*.; l-.naii-n Ul.inils.3x a SIC. xir'
t'rleans. ok', a 7-e ; boilitu ^Ue k. .2\r a <Jc lor ai le-t.
Nn 4l iokl>.? (here was an advance ,n the inarKet
for spiritsot turpentine, wiileh wu- narti illv loot ut the
close: sale, urevious v ut I si bb.s. at SI'.c. Idj bt.ls. at
jJjc ll.ni and 1 U bbi*. at37c lu ro.in* llitre wasacon
tiuued lair bii'ineiis. and quotation* remain steady No
aixpu'iliou tonard an advance u nunileaied. Urdinarv
to good sirainej at ?2 U7)# n I: lu. the saleseuibiaccd
?b jis. kuu i at S HI ano 1 ? obis, pale at 4i :io a yi
? ?J w. In tar au.I pitch lilt e or nothing w aa done : late
prices, how. ver. are mihonteli..nge.
I'goiis.o.ss ? ttecelpts?fork Si,, packages: cut treats
2.2 Jo : .ard. uo. Keceipit lor the week wcie ?
fork 4.3 7 packages: beef, .72 Uo.; cut me a'*, 4.9J1 do.;
lard I,i"9?o. Ihe market for mess pork was i:ul> and
easier, with 'aiea limited to 1IX) l.bla. in jobbing lou at
J."2 ?); 251 lib is., April, at $22 Jo; 25u bbia. Viav at
?.224, aud .si obis.. June, at $.2 3t). 1'resnc.i hog* were
tua tive ami droopi?*. dosing a' ldMc tor ctlr. Meet
an] be-1 ham* were n glectrd ami BominaL Baeon
was uuli at about I2i,r. lor !oug ciear and l2Wc. lor
abort clear, but without -aies to Miosiantiate tbese
quotaiiona tilt Biea s were in light nemaad and
m*" teBdeney oi .value* was dceldeily dowu
ivard. witn miall saleg, inrludiug 40 twae*
clear h?llia< at l-He and ? tr.-sh liatns at IV. ? smo ,ed
shoulders Were quoted at lO.'^c and smoked bam* at
I4 ,c. a I41 r i<a.-d was th tter; h? sales (Western)
c.,mpn^?J io iierees on the s|i.n at 11 9 Ifc , I on ticna*
May at 1**1 r a lft>,c.. 10 tierces June at li li-lfc., IU>
u. i .cs city on ibe ?pot ai and 40 tierces No 1 at
i KiROLsr*-Cru.1? in balk remained stesdr at ?Vc
for immediate lei: . cry. witn S?i boK sold at thu price '
1 here ?as a steadier and uior conttdeut tone maol
ff-ted in the niarnet lor 'etlned. ihougn tue busnif,,
eouiiaoed on h very snisd ? *ie spot de.ivery quoted at
13'tC. and ba.anee ot th- inoi.tli at 11 ,e a l<r Sa es
lite yesterday ol 7n0? bbls. uniiiediare deiivctr ?t l.-.?ic
i-a-e-uact-o'?<l a I v a !.?>,?. tor cargoes. < it/naplitna
, in shipping order He lined at Pi. ladeipnia .teady
at l.t'ac . ao at Kabiiiiore eomparauve y nrni at lie
Mils* ? Ihe Uiurkeilur raw sugars wa* veiy strong and
abou: l l?c. belter in pr.ee .bouitti ibedetlingsdo not
Indicate an., iniprnvemeiiu Tbe.ales rep.,ried include
fclnhuoagood rfinnu at 8Wc.. 198 hud*, nitmianii 7?ac :
223 hhl.. talr. :i - lie. s 7'jc.. 4 >ibiid?. eeutr.lugT?i
JJ li'id. me a lo, i o.vrs old clayed s'.c * Iju
box.;* mii*covauo. *'jc. Iieftn.d was tjrin. but oaiet
at v'f lor *t-n aru a. ? n ^e. a lo?,c. tor hard*. We
auoietuba?K. lining, mien ,r u> comiuoii. ic. a 7'ic ?
do., tair to good lair ic. * n -.; uo.. g??j to pr.me kW
a 8v<c.: grooerr. lair to g?.oi, i??c- a ?!,?.; prime u
choice. UfeC. a nk,c.; cauirmgai. iinus. and boxes >os. .
J toi.siVc. * 9\r. ? nioa se*. hhila. and l ote* 7c a
? sc* inel.do. &c. a: c ayed b .ves Hatch sUn'.lar L
.>o?. 7to :), <>?p. a 7 ,C. do., J.I 10 12. it'.e, a s?c..do.. It 1
1" * V''i* ?V- a f()Hc : d?.. 19 to 2U
11 ,c. a io-,c. Whtta, 9^.e, a lo 4e. J'orto Kico?Hedn
in^ ? omm >n to nnm? ic. a B1,.-. j do., grocery, fair to
choice s'4c. ? ""V. itragll?Dutch stan lar l.'.Vos. t to II
(J,<. a i',c. Java?liiiU'h stand,r i. Sua. lu to Ix s-.c. a
fc .c. Haoila?fiipcrt"-and eitra .utierior. 7'ic ? 7?.c
.New Orleans? He Hung grade*, ic. a 7,%c.; do. grocer*
.i a its, Sc. a *
lti< g met with a fair dl^rlbuling hostnesa at steady
pri.es, win. n maybe quo'-u as to low*:?We quote
Carolina good. 7V. a 7S" ; priro- do, 7)sc a rtiiLi
ebotca do., ?e. i ; l.i alsl ini. 7',c a V'-,c tor tair to'
prime ami r? nmon qnaliiics down to fe ; i.ani'o<in ?Ue
a r.C eumnev; I' atna 7*c.. current ;
boil I. ik. a $: IS7*4. gold.
.-.tr.aKt.,K wa* quiet at about ISVc-. without ss.es of
consequence.
i allow ? as sold lo the egient o .ti.C*) Um. at 8 II He
a >-V\. which -hows an easier inark't
V> iii?ggv. ? j>ce |'ts~t,'iy bids Keeelpt* for tbe week
Were 3.2.J7 Lbl*. The oiarket was Meady. with sa es at
?IM bb.a, at ?i UX. " j
DQilF^TIC MARKETS.
On.rwo.1, April 10 1*7'
Co'ton dull and unchanged uii.l l.ing lA-.c Net ra
ceipts, 8)8 ualet . srross. a9?. .itoc*. ,V8 225,
... i . i _ ^ <#???**?. April 10. 187S.
Cotton unlet and unchsnged middling. lu?. >et re
cetpts. 437 i ale?. gross. 1 7ii. Kxnort.~.o trance I 827
coastwise. H. sales. I.3J0. ^took, idtt.81>i. ' ' '
MoaiLg, April 10. 1878.
Cotton quiet, middling 1%. a nuc. ,\>t receipta
44 % t ales. 1.sports coastwi-e. 1.127. .'ale, M?. ?tocg
28,7 St. *
, ... April 10. l^rSi I
f oiton easier: middling. I5?ie |,,w wi.fdling7l??*c.s
l?> n?toe $>>,l receipts, i.0.,9 biles. ales,
/? ,. ^ i, ..... . "TOg. April H). 1871
Haiei aid "Ur'iv, i?* ^ 1 l"J0 bale*.
Oivtco. / pnl 10. Uffi
rioar ?te,Mir sales oT2,m bbls. at for 5 *. ? mring.
7.1 for amber winter f t?r white winter $f?7*7r
Uotiidt' extra Wheat unchafl&cd . ?ale< t',UUM buihels >?.
I while Viieh /an (It ?? .'.? leir.No I SlllWaa.ee eluh
st ?i h. urn qaiet at .1 c. Mgr..', ,IU?. (Canada held at
?. I lorn meal, boiled M?| uiiiwited *n tuit.
S -'/|.'.'r -.; **nrU %A' ? 8. middlings
HcrraLO, April 10. Ii75
He. el,its ? I- lour, 4.9^(1 bfjh. : wh. a. ..LI.) t.ashels: corn.
Sfi.It I) do. : oau, I..0 ') ?i?? : haricjr, 1.IW, uo ,-h pine nt,?
t .our, I, (it), li.a.: wheat. 2J.IM) bnti .s; orn, M.is.O do.;
oats ./ I) do b.irl y. 2, Undo. Hoar firm oaf qui-t.
)\ii. -it ii r in; s.ii'sJu*; bash s Nu <! Mnwaasee etub
II 8i lit, !t;n e ears No I i'o. a >1 u ? orn wultkat i:rm?
sales lour ? ars iiewmdV. an th' track an I in store,
(?at- retailing at 7>ic aye offered a. $i iA ,or .-stale.
f'. Ill i Itegle ? il St' "IS active :| I d -trollg. (.ale. I 4
i n.|p Is uiedm i, I Inter at \ Mn ,| Urge un. at 89 a,id
i.aUdo iinoth/at $2 5") a J2 7A i?orl. and lard mm
?at in.ciiai.g--d
,. . , ? I0I.L30. Anrli I ) D!74
H oreteadr. Wheat s-e?d<-| s? i w, t -.tichirnn.
?! *?* * *' 8i'*'ri?o ?t amber Michigan ?i I'a
I *1 u ilay. <l 21 a kl 2.W; No. 2 red. 81 19a Ml Iv'S.
No.: am'w Ilitaolt, 81 30. Corn *t??dr; tal?b mixed,
8'J?c u 8Jx; low uitxel, 76c. a ; white, 78c.: no
grade, 7*c Oit* steady; white. 6J5c. a 60>, :. Michi
sail. o?Slv Ciovers i J, *6 75 a $6 90l Receipts?
wiieai, 180ft) bushels corn 20.0t>) do j oata 2\0>0do.
? hiDUie't??Wheat, I.OOJ bushels: corn. I-'.O.O Co.: oata,
8,' 00 do.
' RiCAGO. April 10. 1873.
Four-Demand ligUt; holder! flrn WJitat in I ilr de
man I and 1 iwt-r: No 2 apri u, St for iro.ih; fl 02 tor
rcgular,?pot; tl 08, .Mav SI i;7?, June: rejor.ed. 9l)<c.
lie Corn buovan'and unsettled; No. 2 mixed, 70t,,c.
a 70Sc..-poi; 78W'-. bt <. Man 77',c. bid. Ju>.e ; rejected,
7 ik?c. "au in tuir demand and owor. Ma 2. 8>?c.,
?do' 6J>,c. bla i.ay. fcje in lair demand an" firm.
Barley in lair demand and Orin: iSo. 2 Miring, Si "8,
xi o . Porn in lair ileinsnd an<1 lower at S-'l 6). spot;
S2i 83, >iuy . S I 76 a 82i 8J, June. Lard in tilrdemani
an I lower at SIS 2'J. spot Sift J , >luv 41ft 15 June.
Bulk meat* dun and declining shoulders 7?jc.; ?li"rt
rib mid l ei. I'3<c.; short c ear do. U*iC. WhisSeydul
ami ii"ininal. Receipts? Klotir, 11,001 i>ols.; w>>eat, 49. x*i
bus i""; >? rn, 7 ? ?>u do.; o?t?, lii'OO do.; bariev. 1.00)
do. Shipments? flour. HUObbls ; wheat. 37.000 bushels;
corn. u.uOOtia ; oata, W.nuo du ; barley. (5,000 do.
PROVIDENCE CLOTH MARKET.
Pbotidenck. R. !.. April 10, 1873,
The sales of printing cloths during the p ut weea loot
op 77 800 pieces. Prices have ia.ien off during the we^k,
closing at 6\c a 6c lor rpola and 6><c. a !>\a. lor luiurea.
standard au j extra Ms.
HAVANA MARKETS.
H at aha. April 10,187S.
sugar?Speculative demand; prloes tiiartier: loroign
news regarded as fivorabie: demand good at full
pricea Sua. 10 to 12, Dutch standard, \k\ a I3tj reals
per arrobe Nos. >5 to 20. Dutch standard. W-a a 22
real*; uioIuhs--. sugar. 11 a Ilk reals; muscovado,
interior 10 common. li>4 a lli,' real*; lair to
goo i refining. U a i2>j reals: urooory grades, 16V,
a 1?<4 real*, .-lock in war houacs at t av.inuand Ma
la nz is, 49 500 poxos and 7n, 00 hbds. Receipts of the
?WL <0,1 W) bo.\c? Hit.i 1D.5U0 tiliUa. Lxporuyl during
the ween. 17.000 boxes and 7,8*0 llhd*., including 4.70)
boxes and 6.600 hods. to th<s United Mates. Mo.Bj-fs,
clayed and muscovado. 6H a 6^ reals pel- keg. Bacon,
$44 a $46 per cwt. Butler, superior American, #65 a #73
per quintal. Hams. American *ur?r cured, #44 a $it>
per quintal, Lard,in kegs $42 50 a $i.H per quintal In
tins, $47 a $4m. Potatoes, *11 a $12 per bbl. Wax, yel
low. $13 a $ It per arrobe; whilo, $10 a $2 Honey, 5 a
B>< reals per gitlion. Navil stores Arm. Lumber nomi
nal; white pine #o4 a $t>3 p r M.; pilch pine $50 a $3).
Shook* auict; l>ox, il a 9l4 reals; sugu- hods , 44 reals;
molassesdo., 44 renls. Hoops, long shared.$83a $D5 per M :
Freight* quiet and weiiK Loading at Havana or ports
on ihe north coa?t of Cub* lor the United states, per box
ol sugar. $1 a ft 26. Loading at Havana for the I'nited
State*, per hhd. of sug^r. $5 a $0 26: per hhd. ot mo
usses, $; a $.S 23. io Falmouth and orders, 42s. 6d. a 43s.
oer ton. Loading at other ports on the norm coast of
Cuoa lor the I'nited .States, per hhd. ol sugar, $6 a $6 23:
per hhd. ol molasses. $.1 73 a $t. To Falmouth and or
ders, fios. a Sis. lid Spaui-h gold, 218 a 219; American,
2i ? a 224. Exchange quiet and steauy; on thti United
8tates, 60 days, gold, 114 a 113 premium ? on London, 138
a 140 premium; on I'ari*. 114a 113 premium.
riNAHClAL,
STOCK PRIVILEGE PURCHASED TUROUGH
US A SHORT TIME SINCE WAS CLOSED LAST
WEEK AT A PROFIT OF~$2.20J ON AN INVESTMENT
OF ONLY $106 25; GOOD INVESTMENTS CAN STILL
BE MADE WITH $100 TO $300 FOR THE NEXT 30
DAYS.
IKFORMATION AND ADVICE AR ?*> BEST MODE
OF OPERATING ON APPLICATION
TUMB RIDGE A CO..
BANKKRS AND BROKERS. NO. 2 WaLL STREET.
August bblmont a co..
Hankers, 1.) and 21 Nassau street
issue travellers' credits, available in all pa** of the
world, through the
Messrs. De Rothschild
and their correspondents.
Also omuu-ri'iai credits and telegraphic tranaffera of
money on California, i urope and Havana.
An investment uf $ioo ok $j0) tn stock
Privileges lias realized $1,000 ?he la.it two weeks.
Parties wisuing to oierate on small sums shou d call on
J. HICEL1NU A Co., uankers ami Brokers. 71 t>road
way, New York, or write tor 72 pa.e pamphlet.
A?LAP.^LrfY A BAZLEY, 74 BROADWAY.?SiOCK
. PR. VILe.GBS ON "MtiMBi RS OK i HE Sl'OCK
KXl HANOI-." OK lUOROUUULY ItEaPON iBLIi PAR
HE (NAMES GIV ,N At' THE TIME OK PUR
CHASE-). $11)6 26 FOR PUIS OR CALLS. $312 30 A
$362 50 FOR S RADDLES ([. E , PUT AND CALL AT
VAKKEr PRICE D.N SAME CONTRACT). OR 6)
DAY--. ALL COMMUNICATIONS HAVE IMMEDIATE
ATI ENTION. NOTHING LHS THAN .00 HaRE>.
AND NO CONTRACTS MADE IN OUK NAME. PAM
PHLET "HOW MO.tEV IS LOST AM) M VDE IN
WALL STREET" MAILED FRBfc. IO ANY ADi'RBSS.
LaP.sLi Y A BAZLEY. 74 HHOaDWaY.
a ?STOCK PRIVILEGES.?STRADDLE S ORDOUBLE
J\. Privileges. J i and 60 days, on menit.er? ol Stock
)? xchan^c or respon-ub.e partus; also Puts and Calls.
Market very active and fluctuating, snowing frequent
opportunities for large profits. Circulars mailed.
HA/, w.b 1 MONTAGUK, No. 6 Broad street
A-$J0. $10), $500, $10*), INVESTED IN STOCK
. pr.vllegcs on tne present active market would
hardlv tail to rraiizo extraordinary profits. aLKXAN
DE>> FROfHINGHAM A CO.. Hankers. 12 Wall street
A -7. 8 AND !0 PER CENT CHOICE CITY BONDS
. and other A1 Investment Securities our specialty
:'3 years, paving 10 to 15 per cent Interest promptly paid,
lor sale below par. Al.Bi-.Rl' b, NIC L ?Y A CO.,
Mock Brokers and Auctioneers.
No. 43 Pine street New York.
=DBfAVLTBD RAILROAD BONDS A SPECIALTY
> and bought bv the old e^iablished house ol
aLBKHI 11 MlOLAY A CO..
. tock Brokers ana Auctioneers,
No. ii Pine rireet. New York.
A
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1 ndowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and
otuer becur.ties. insurance ot ail kinds ef1e< ted with
be.-t companies. J. J. llABrf.CU A CO.. 11/ Broadway.^
Any amount foom ji.ojo ro $s>,oo) to loan
on Improved and unimprovej Real fcsta't In thU
city or Brooklj n tor t*rm ol years, without bonos.
WILlIaM k l.r AVIfl. I*) aroadway.
A-tock PKIVILEGE, PURCHASED through
us a short lime since, was closed last week at a
profit of $2 .0) on an investment ol onlr $106 good
invest inantt can still oe rnaiewitu *hn to $3 0 lor the
next mdavs. lumrmaiion und advice as t > best mode
ol operating on applir_Hun.
. TUMHRIDGK A CO.,
Hankers and Brokera,
No. 2 Wall street. New York.
E~XKCUTOR'S FUND' o> $^?T,?JU0 TO L'iAN-ON
New York an I Brooklyn Property; no b^nus; will
loan on Htu.diugs In coarr* of ert ction. Apply to attor
Dev. 42 Pine street room 16.
I A WAYS HAYE~MoNBY TO LOAN ON GOOO NEW
York otv Mortgages, without bonus. Principals de
siring to BoRBow oB IKV 1.8. apply to
U. L. GRANT, 11 Pine street
MONEY TO VoTn ?fTn FIRST MORTGAO S WITH
out bonus on Second and leasehold Mortgages, at
ea~le?t t'-rins. Ge.o. Wl TAKE. ISO Broadway, room i.
N
uliO 11 ATI < IN
OF
MISSOURI MATE STOCKS.
$1
By vtrrne and authority ol an act entitled "An act to
authorize the issin- and sale of renewal funding bonds
tot the purpose ot meeting and paving the maturing
Stats- indeb edn ss." approved March 29. 1473 we. the
undersigned, rund i ommissioners ot the state ot Mis
souri, will receive sealed bids at ibe <>flleu of ihe Gover
nor of the Mate ot Missouri ttne same to be opened pub
licly by the O >vern.?r .n the prraence of the -t conitii??.
sf< ners> on May 10. l?7S. at lo o'clock >. M . tor the pur
chase of !??) bonds of the stocks ot this ftate. The bids
may be for any nr nil these classes, to wit:?
ABi per eeuti-old Hoods 11.000 each
8>X* 6 p-r ceui Boo (a, i avabie in lawfnl money
of the United Siat?? I,0t0 each
#0 3 per cent found .-terllng Bonds 1B<| each
to be parable twenty )ears aft-roaU. but redeemable
at the i leisure ot the state oi Missouri arer five vears
from the date mil tietore the exolratiou of the twenty
years said stocks to hare semi annual couponi at
tached for tne proper am><unts of interest, pavahle on
the 1st davs ol .fui.v and .lunnary ot > aeti vear. All the
bonds to be p?va ,e at the National Bank of Commerce,
in New York except the pound s erltng siocks to be pay
able In London. Two hundred and sixtv of these txioJs
to bear date May I. 157V and to oe delivered aud paid for
at said hank on Jane 10, 1873, and 640 to lie?r date Ju v I,
1.^73, and h> be delivered aud paid tor at said bank on
said last mentioned date The right to rejer-' any or ail
bids reserved to ihe Governor an I >nnd Commlssloneri.
The p'Oeee.ls of tltes-i bonds to lie applied to the pavment
ot the nicuring In ebledness ol ine -tate These ate
first c as* -toek? an I have un>ioest'onable guarantees
for their pa> menL be resources ..f the .'tale are amide
to meet, prombilr. principal and interest when doe.
This proceeding is done hv and with the advice and con
sent of the Governor ot the -fate
JOs. W. M RCP.R. 1
Mate Treasurer. I Fond
THOMAS IIOLLADAY. fCom'rA
,-tnte a editor, j
/?mntsog Citt, Mo_ April ^ H7i
"PaMPHLET-' IIOW IoTSy l.s lo'st-and made
X in Wall street," containing highest and low??t
prices In ten vears; particulars of notable corners,
panics. Ac.; all Information atioat stock privileges, cost
an i manner oi obtaining turn. Ac. Pamphlet free to
any address. LAPSt.hY A BaZlEY, 74 Broadway.
(inn WANTF.D-ON FIKJsT MORTGAGE ON
a iarm near New Hrunswlc.
JAMKS t:. W1IE bKK li Wall street
&TlW? <1(111 ro LOA "N BOND AND MORT
tpl'Hl.HUU faires.?Mortjages cashed. V K
BiKVBNSON, Jr., II Pine s'reet. or SI Fast seventeenth
street. N. B ?lh??e t>emg estate lunda. none but prim*
applications considered.
t<l B1MK?B tIPFOHTOn iE*.
? LBXAND R FROTHINGIIAM A CO., BANKERS
^'\ no. 12 Wail street, have appllcailnns irom numerous
parties wltn capttjl, who desire to invest hi some good
business. Address ALEX. FltOI HINGilAM A CO.
* uenilkman af p"ehknr our or employ
:i men*, who Ls thoroughly upright, temperate and
trustworthy, uot afraid of hard work, wontd like a po
Mtion oi irust and responsit.iim oold inmish employer
with -ome money u sati-fai torr arran/t merits could be
m?da tor -a ary aud security; or would engage in bust
n- ss with tetponsiole parties where not over #6 WO
won d be required, provmed the business has a clesr
sh<t? lug for handsome profits and no risk. Address box
223 Herald office.
t -KloHTil AVKSUE, NORTHWI-ST CORNER OF
J\ . Fi neili street, lo let; no hotter stand in the city
lor eiothniK -hoes. dru<s or any other business. Apply
at 7tfl Light 11 avenue.
AFr.RsON. WITH ABOUT $2US? CAPITAL IS DK
-ire t to take an ofttcial roaiti<>o in welt organized
Iron w.?rks near and witn oil Ice in St. Lottis. Mo ; con
cern nave ample factli.ies lor a targe au I lueraiive bust
nese. Apply to GKIGG.n A i Ait. e. ON. 9^ Broad way.
MILLIONS *IJ? IT.?WANTED. SOME one To FIR
titslt ipeans to boil I a mo tel Flying Machine for ex
h.blti ti; a ?tire forione Address I iVKMiOK. box U7
Herald odl- e.
Ut'ANIED?BY A TflVRO MARRIKO MAN' OF U
' I p r.enc - an I ah I it v a position on "alary ot $l.3'lt);
vervtc-i .eieretiee given an I s. > urity it required; is
alsj wlt lng io invest $.,imi or $t t?w on aatlsfoetary i#
duc' ineot. Address box ft 447 Post oltice.
U ANTE I-A I' A i.TN It Will CAPITA L. TN S
?? first class brick \ ard on the North River. Apply
to JAM r Wil li), .1)1 F.a-t 1 hint -third street I wanl
feet river front. ________________ ______
Wanted?lady PaIhnkk, with ca i al, fhi
Vt a patent article lor ladies'wear. Addreis B. A.,
box 18/ Herald office.
fi!?) rtllll -PAKTNKR WAMTitD IM-A STAPLK
eii-h nuainess that wilt par $1.'U) < a li
per month, i ui purncttlafial Sj West fourili streot
io jtii 2. alter U o'clock.
8UHDAY AT THE PARK
The Park was fairly patronized yesterday. For
awhile it assumed a uusy air, and hundreds or
equipages rlasaed along its drives, and the walk*
were far irora being destitute 01 pedestrians. Bat
K will require a few days more 01 son and south
wiud belore trie tree* and trailing vines will have
arrayed themseives in their sprin.: glories. The
grass is beginning to come up fluety. yet the dead
look of winter to some oegree still clings to the
brancnea and hides among the dead leaves not yet
removed, and as evening approaches there
la a onill in the air tiiat s?eepn across
tire nmrc exposed portious. t<or ore trie
birds jet numer ous bat tnev have men afed in
nurnoei durin. tne past week, ?nd 10 not now
look loueiy a* tney fl;t alt ng i no landscape, isoon
tne scores will navo become hundred", and ple.is
ant reunrous among tne le-tinereii songsters. for
which <uut sprin.' is famous, wi,i maKO their
musical conversation charming inoeed.
Yet it uiust not lie mrerre<4 that tne Park was
devoid 01 attraction yes erday. Far iroin this,
and tnose who strolled alon.r its avi-nnes enjoyed
the brunt sunsoine amazingly, ana w*re u'ad to ,
note tne attractions w.iic& tne place presented.
The ureen of tue grass can be lumtln seen, the
promise of 10,1 ge is iu the ;luy uuds.
and where the shadows lay lightest tiiero !
was evidence oi v,gor, giving hope 01 an early re
turn <ii departed glories. Tne Uke nud a lew
patrons wno look 10 the bOits and were pulled
about its suri.ice, out mere was an ao-euce ol ]
tuat crowd wuicn will cover it wnen warmer days
win imve given "ver entirely trie sceptre to
spring. There are evidences eveiywuere that
workmen are busliy engaged in ridding the Park
ot mat stillness wiucn winter gives to it, unrl
beiore long the trees will have again bcco ne
green, tne rocks no lonirer rook hare, tne toun
tatns be unchanged aud all nature once more
aujiirnir and mil m Demit v.
COURT CAiiEN D AUb?TiiiS DAY.
SUPREME COOHT?CHAMBERS?IJeld bT JuGg*
Barret U?NOS. 0, 43. 7i 75, 85. 108, 113, 110. 117
jw, lla, 121, 122, 138. 140, 147, 158, 160, 165. 172,
iiu' 1 Ca" N?" 201 Ut> to au(J lnc,U(,luff No.
i ,,yiJrB"1<K Court?Special ThitM?Held by Judce
Wn Bruut?Demurrer?No. 7. Issues or law
aud faci?Nos. 257, 258, 281, 302, 304, 308, 300. 310
j 254! 205.3207,a2?43'55' ^ ^ ^ ai* 1U2'
i supreme court?circuit-Pare 1? field by Judge
f,w,nrf,U9?-~N04- ala- 1671- ^>'3, 778, U17, 1123)4,
j 1129, 11W. 1121 V 805*, 1157X, 1105. 2429. 1256, 1231.
121"J' 1246' r-47> 12ia?
1137, 843, 1157, 1171. 2783, ^70a. Part 2-fleld by
JUdKe Douohue?No . 4H8. 352>i, 1382, 2408, 1706.
| 1210, 944, 330, 2.&04. 160, 1000, lUOOJi, 1370, 1124, 1170,
2780, 904. 1038, 1708, 2576, 672, 026, 852, 127a, 1282,
1168. fart 3?field oy Judge Nan Vorst.?Nos.
1033, 831, 823, 92!i>f, 1070, 10JP, 1013, 241, 667J?, 175?.
}??i' i1"3- 1197' 65' 93> 023? M>< <*6*. 1065,
I 085, 1265, 1257, i250>
1 Superior Court?General Term?Hela by
Judues Monell, Curtis and Spelr.-Nos. l, 2, 8, 4,
6, 6, 7. lleaiilar calendar?No. 3t>.
Superior < oui> r? Special ieum?field by Juflue
FreeUinuu.?Nos. 31, 27, 28, 29, 20.
superior Court?Trial 1'erm?Part 1?field
by Judne sedirwick?Case ou?No. 1245.
Common Pleas?liyunv term?llelJ br Juagu
J. F. Daly?Nos. 8. 2?. ,;o. 52, 55. 56, 59, 34, 10. 9, 40.
Common Pleas?I rial Iehm?Part 1?Held t<r
Cfnef Justice Daly.?Nos. 1656, luos, 1060, 231&, 4Ut>,
2376. 23114, 2100. 25j4, 2643, 1802, 2310, 2i2i. 10*>3,
1428, 1194, 1430. 1248, 124J, 1312. 7*2, 3o4 562. 1154.
J9U, 251)*, i'urt 2?iieic! i>y Judge Larrcmore.? I
Jlot i?.>V rt10' J87a- !4a;t. 13?0. 1146, 1305, 1203,
1328, 1437, 1438, 1430, 1440, 1441.
Marine Cocri ?irial Iehm?Part 1?Held by
Judge Joacoiuisen.? Nos. 3047. aoil, 1803. 3571.
2045, 2046, 2049, 2C50, 2067, 2053, 2056. 2000. It34.
2780, 3401. Part 2?Held by Judge Cross.?Nos.
1731, 0272, 877, 1211, 1307, 1522. 1607. 2285. 203),
2036. 2030, 2037. 2038, 2039. 2041. Part 3?Held by
Judge Sbea?Nos. 3114, 3282, 3554, 3631, 3376. 2046.
1950. 1061, 3210, 3283. 281/3. 2740, 4*4. 3382, 3402. I
Court of general sessions?HeU by Rec rder
Hacked.? 1'lie People vs. Joseph Stoarle, robbery;
Same vs. J .i n Jones, burglar* ; Same vs. Tiio.ij.ih
hnimons and CeoiK" Wuson, burglary; Same vs.
Mic&uel Mulroy, ourglary; Same vs. ileurv C'ha
basseu. burglary; saiue vs. Jouu Soiitu aud Will
Jam Clarit, burglary: Same vs. Henry c. Neir,
burglary; s?me vs. Lai nam Mitchell an<j John
Leonard, leloiuou* assault aud ba ierjr; Same vs.
Peter Bar#, Rrand larceny; same' vs. Henry
/.clierivuz, arauo larcenv; Same vs. Mary Sim
mons, grand larceny; Same t-. Kmil w. BDfder,
grand larceny; Sams vs. Thomas flays, grand
larceuy; Same vs. Hilium Howe, grand larceny;
Same vs. Hester J. iiaskins, abduction; Same vs.
John Norton, pelit larceuy.
ttOJUtl>KU:i WAIVTEIi.
1 2,EPxD RoiV OR 158 BLEECKER STREET ?
X^Pleasant Rooms, with excellent Board. lrc.m$12te
*14 lor iwo; wins'.v. S'i to $?>; location central aud con
venient, also near broad wav.
1 CLINTON PL >CK?CITY HOTEL, BKOADWaY
A ana Eighth street.?Pine Rooms, with excellent table
foriaiuilies and single genti?-nicu; $* ti> flu per week:
$?' per day.
I NICELY FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR. t-UNNY
1 Room to let, with Board : amuie olo*et?. with hot
aa<l cold water; also Hooins lor Ri-nriemeu i prices mo?l
erate. ,\o. 42 Urove street. No iduvIiik,
1PAKL.OB FLOOR?LARUK, COOL AND WELL FUR
ttlsned. en'lre or rately with superior Board,
very low; tlrst claw, brown stone, central, eenteel
nsiKUborhuud ; Ininn square cars pass. 43 Seventh av.
9 1TE-T THIRTV-MNT1I -TKE'.T, FIR^T HOUSE
? trora Filth avi-nue ?A hanlsnn<>lv lurnlshed Suit
01 Apartment*, with private table. c in.*:sting ot parlor,
thrre iiciroom*. Uinlns: room and bathroom, will tw
ca e<l the latter part ol April, also smaller tsult. without
private tanle. now vacant
O WE?T THIRTY-?IXTH STREET. ?A FAMILY UN
4d exDecteilly ohltge-l to give up their apartments
consi?timr ot Parlor and t Bedroom*, with boant wili
rent them untL July 1. or longer It desired.
O OH IHR K Or NTLhME.V WILL FIND A OOOD
it home tn a sma.l Now England family inat are oer.
niancnt.y Mtuaud, at 44 \>e*t twenty-sixth street, near
Broanw.iy an I Maaison square.
CTH AVEXUE. NO. 140 CORN Kit NINETEENTH
?/ street?Elegant suits m Aparimenta with nriraie
tat.Ie. bath. Ac.; rooms large, bright audsuuny: reler
ences. 9'
riH AVENUE, OPPOSITE MAMsON SQUARE ?
'J Mecant Suits of Roooj*. landsotnriv furnishrd. sec
ond story, wiih or without Board, at summer ?rlc?*
relerenct-s exchaus-ed.
$n TO ?6 PER WEEI-BOARD, WITH MCE
%) Room- a fr >nt Room, with hot and cold water
l'?>J!b.l%.if0"rdi??0 m"T11? "> M?r. English latnily.
3 .4 West Thirty-tilth street.
TO ?8 PKIt WEEK F?ll ROOMS, WlTH BOARdI
*0 hot and cold water in room*; lamilte* accommo
dated equally low. 41 sou 11 Washington square, tnird
floor troni Macdougai street
WEST FOR IY-FIFTH sTRXET, NEAR FIFTH
I avenne. ?Uandsomeiv tlrnislied o'ooms hi let. with
first rla*s Hoard, logrutlrmtn an t wire.
10 WlVhRI.EY PI.ACI. KIAR~BROADWAY.
* \ L *?"t fro'jt Kou'ms. 114 and 921 lor two persons,
with Honr<l; no ehlldren; tunsietit people taaea.
1 J.TH HTRE .f.M WKSr-WITH BOARD. A LARGE*
11 hsndsomeiy tnrnishtl Koom: a:so a large ball
Itoom; term* mortfra"'; r-fcren^es: no moving.
1/1 'U sTREKT, 217 WEfT.-ELE 4ANT OOmTe V
J T <uite or Mn;tlv, to let. ivith BoarJ ; liberal term) to
permanent parties; li >u.<e flrttela-s aua iiuuui.il,y de
sirable; reference*.
nWEsr ELEV STII SMtEET. BI TWEEN BROAD
war an1 Uni?,?rsitv(?laee.?V-ry plea?ant l oom*
to let. with Hoard, 10 tamlles or geatlemeu; a lew aav
boarders accommodated..
23'
>D STREET. 1(S WKsT IJi BLOCK.- FROM BROAD.
' way. ? Plca-ani Sun or *ecoad floor rrtire will
be vacant tue latter par o April nrstclasa Board and
attendance proper relereices exchanged.
? WE -T TWE N'TIE Til S I.. THIRD STORY, BACK
room; references.
23
'Mi west TWRxrY-Tiirtr) street, opposirK
*>'?* Hf'h * Venn- Hots.?Desirable exten'ioti and
?reond floor Room*, abtfidant closets; lourth flo .r
donb.e U.H.m, with alcove t0r two genih'men; superior
Board ; trftnuicnt lamsiies jCco:nui Ki 4tr?l.
OU CUttOH PLACf?A HA.XDSOMI LT FUR
"on* Farloi: al*o nleclv lurnlshed Rooms
mMnlrd floor, withorvAhont Board; no moving in
'?''KKF.T, 151 ?EST, .NEAR BROADWAY.?
? ? r llandsotneil tumbled Room-. With unexrep
tIon.1 bie oar,l, tor gerflement family sinatl and hut
lew ^lert li nrilers talii; terra* $13 per week; reier
en< e? exehan/ed.
4(1 ,K.V ' TJKKT. NEAlt BROAOV?AY.?TO
~f '' with Ht?,ircJ, Mom >uiiabl#? forKenticnilQ; tisiy
boardarft anromtiio<l.ne<f reierf siceg ixchrnigtsil
A 7 AND *9 WB r fot RTE^.XTU sT;;EKT. BE
T" i tween rlltla ami (ill avenm s. ? Xewiv an I n in 1
soinelf tarnished Ki.oi*. en sa.le or separatelv with
<lr*t class Board : refer*-,- ? required.
4(1 WEST SJXT'K.VH sTBEKT, BETWEKN V. FTH
and dlxth svetii#.? Rooms to let, with Koard to
Ismules or Keutleineu;^>*o one single itoom. >oinov
itlff tn Mftv.
C11 WKHT MN I E-4TH STRICT.?HaMDSOSIKLY
turntshed lame lioin. third floor, front; elegant
suit of lour large Rojn*. enure first floor; also single
Rooms lor gentienienUtrictly first elaes Board.
,-?> MIN I'll STREE BETWEEN BROADWAY AM,
? /??i nlverslty piarwFirst etas* rreneh Bntrl; Room*
en saite or sinniy lor tunllie* os single ventii'im-n ; no
iimvinjr in May. Tprj" laolftrnlc ! r?(efpncf.
rut WEST I III It I [til I K O STitE ET. BUTWr.EN
Fifth avenue *d Hroadwav-Handsomely fur
nished Rooin*, withsr without drst class board ; in,
moving In Miiv
?*i/i I.EXIMiToN 4r.M>._A HANDmOMKI.Y FUR.
" ir'?r ad lied room on se<'?n,i floor; also
Mnvle RcHtiB*. wiiu iWwuoout board; small American
family; terms m ,deite.
HI f;A*T arh?TI Trt, ^f?A LaIok rRoNT
( I Loom, haii;lfurnished : sroo<J Jnifird forgen
tleiiMn mi l Wit0 or to or uiurc gentlitujeu at ui<.r|*T?ite
price*.
U| sev ntii Afl;.vri? between fiftebnth
" ? ixu'entii-ireets.? i'urntshed Rooms to l"t,
with Hotrd. t.igeu ijK'ii ot aenLein.111 and wile, refer,
enees.
| i 1 I l ASl FIKlilN rn STREET. NEAR fOC'BTH
' ' t fvenue.? yonng ladles can be furnished
with Board. 7
I 'M 1 A .--T I wil Y-SKVR NTH STREK T.-KIOKLV
X? I furniihed luim to let, with Board; referencus
fiveu and r*mur?!<ft
BC inBDF.Ry WAITTEP.
141
WE-T I'OR'Y-FOURTH TRBtT. B".TWP.EJf
. j. Broud> n iv .mi St.i h avenue?A pleasant suit
ol Boom* t>> Lot . tvl'b superior Board: highest reference*
given and requ a od.
()an WK sT FOURTH STREET.?NICELY FUB
nish.'dl Rooms to let, wita Board ; term* |5 and
and $<5 i?er wet It .
nnn west twenty-fourth btrket.?to I?et,
?\f\> with first class Hoard, a largo square iront
Room : all con\ v nienee*; also a:uall Roo.u?; use ol plana
uul bath; uo n *<vlu?.
, ?_ ____________
4>/|Q WEST TWKNTY-KOURTH 81 REE I.?WITH
? WO or wit tnu: i'oanl or with par'ial Hoard, the en
tiro *pc?nd l i a .r, two large rooms: handsomely tor
uislicd; bath r e hi. cloaets. ?l. : re.erenees.
TW'? NTY-FIFTU STRliET.?COMFORT
It 'OinH. large and small. wit)
HHIHHHHHBI Itlemen: low tor tho ?UIU'
raer; closets. h 1 and cold water, tntsand hath.
QA'J WEST IWKLFTH STREET, FRONTING TUB
OUO Park.?looms lor two persons. $13 lo til mi
. wi ll I'.iu a ; ; Kinifl" Rooms, $ii to $7.
1 1 7(1 BOO k DWAY.?ONE HANDSOMELY FUR.
JL.I I U n!>hc(j Uoom lor gentleman and wile; Board
for lady only.
AMPI'LY F JRNISIIKD LARGE ROOM TO LET
with lloarii, togeiHlcmnn; terms moderate; family
private. 2U7 W tf i sixteenth street, three door* Iron
Seventh avenue.,
_. .......... ? - ? ??- . i
LlOIl L\Dli:S-JTWO ROOMS IN A PRIVATE FA*
1 iiv tor con tnemenu: attendance, Ac. Inquire la
the office, 3.1 '.a | iisnih street.
'>7,1 WEST rWKXTY.P
? I ~r ably f | nlrtlti It
Board, lor tami H ?* or g.intl
UOAItl) |\D l,OnGn<i WANTED.
A\l)l'XO I.. L.OY WA.VTS BOARD IN A PRIYATB
family, Ca II olio preferred. Address BOARDEB,
Herald I'ptown >i ;mch office.
A GENTLEM. WANTS A SINGLE OR DOUBLE
/\ Room, wit ? Board; will sell $3(lU piano; liberal
discount; now; Brst class; warranted ; .small part cash;
balance board, 3 ddresa Imx 5.74J Post olTlce.
A LADY WAf.TS A FURNISHED ROOM, WITH
HrcuKfast t i partial Hoard m the neighborhood of
Twenty fourth h B eet and Fourth avenuo. Address Im
nie liuiei.v M. J., A., box 113 herald Uptown Branch
office". ?
A LADY AN 0 DAUGHTER DF8IRK TWO RO MS
In a strict! P private tainily, with or without Board)
koo'1 location, ? n ist side. Add re is U. A., Herald Uptown
Branch office.
7>OAKI) WA WED?BT TWO GBNTLBMBNi TERMS
J> not to ex a ied IS or $G per week each, which
amount will belaid promptly. Address./. A. B., Herald
officc.
TXTANTED?I 'OR I-ADY, NURSE AND CHILD, FROM
?T April 14 U Juno 14, two rooms and board; must ba
fTont second ll or room with bedroom off- prloe not
more than $211 a > $25 per week' mcul.4 in room. Addresa
box 35 Herald U ptown Branch office.
KKOOKLTN BOAilO.
Board on ijrooklyn" hekihth.-$7 per wekk
ami upvu* rdH for single itonm. with Board; alio
large double Kt loml, at 107 Henry street, live minute#
walk Irom Full oil or Wall strcot lorries; relerences.
IlOTElrS.
A-25) LIRA IT WARM ROOMS, '.'S CENT-", % CKNTS
. 50 cent: lund $1: gentlemen and tamillcs. Frank
fort House, nrncr ol Frunktort and Wlllsam street*
Open all nigt u,
Belmont hotel, fulton street, near
Uro^dwa f. ?Business centre ; European plan: Rooms
5tc.. upward, n"w family Rooms, iu suits and single;
meals at low prices; open all huurs.
-If AM1SHN AVI MK HOI EI., TWENTY-SEVENTH
1VJ sircot sad Madi?on aveniie.?American and
rope.in plan: J oonis, SI to p r duy; rfourd to $U
per weo >; I'm (suy Kooin-i low price.
Park hot? l. corner nass it and bei kman
streets.?Prices ol Rouins by the week to permaneal
parlies reduce J! reduced! reduccdl
UUKXIT I (iTEL, 65 BiiWERY, CDRNbR OF
k ? Canal stro it-iiiidiiu, Snc., ??c. 7->c. and 91 per days
from $4 upw.U d per week; on l-.uropean plan.
B UitEDER, Proprietor.
COUNTRY bOAliU.
Board wisTKii-.ir heuoen point or state*
Island. ?? two voting men ; must be convenient lor
boating; private laniil.v pre erred. Address, with loca
tion and tcr us H , box 181 Herald office.
/lOl'NTIlY ',H"AIM>?AT TIIK CI,EN FARM HOUSE,
V' near Sp n n* Vallev. Roculand county, N. Y.; on*
mile iroin den ot; one hour bv ru I from this c11v: the
bouse basal modern improvement*: place l-t rxtrnord
inur.lv liea * iv and romantic: shade, boatluf and
bathing; ea Jl v Irnlt and vegetables, pure milk und fresh
eL-ns- i or p i.-liculars address J. A. U., box XH4J Post
office, New '6irk.
WANTED- HOARD IN THE COUNTRY, FOR LADY,
three children und nurse near water preterred.
Address, wi Hi lull narucular*. \V. E. C? box 3.U9V Post
office.
VTtrAHTBD*--COUNTRY BOARD. NEAR CITY. FROM
?? 1st May to Se|itember, for lady, son (15). and
daughter dp vears); terms 0 per montu. Address
E. 8., box 4. 8 Post office.
HL9IIUKK UESORTH.
Archer pi.ace, d ibb.-* ferry, opens junh
1. Arr t uTtncnw can be. made lor Hoard bv apply
ing at 33 I-a (t i orty tiiuili stroeL Relercncas exchsngedj
good stable n'coinmadatlnns.
PAVILION.' IIii I iiL, NEW BRIGHTON, 6TATK1*
J. Island.-The undersiKned (lormerly "St Mark'*
Hotel";, li-4?d:ig leased this property tor a terra ol yeara.
is iborougbiy rellitliig >L and intends opening early In
Ma>. Fur arms call ou or address K. F. COLu, Pro
prietor.
KLD<iKFIiCL>D PA l> K HOTEL OPENS MAY 15-1C
miles ffi>ui New York on the Mlillan.1 Railroad, foot
Cortlandt ml Ue?bro->ses streets. For lerinsmpply to or
address A. B^RPWNwON Proprietor, llacltepsacK. N. J.
Hi-. CLAIt Ni-ON HOTKL, SAKATOOA SPRING^
will be open lor guest-t June 1, 1^75.
CUAS. E. LKLand, Proprietor.
'1
HOI'XISS, BOOOSIS, ?(., WASTED.
I a this City and Brookly n.
ASTORt. ABOUT 12X40. WKST SIDE OF BROAD,
way, Mir i went.--tnird ?treet. down to Twentieth
or up to i t?* n'y-?-ghlh. Address, with lull particular*
C. R, Heruil office
LTRM IIJ.D IIOCR WANTBD-BY AN ADUL1
F lam iv oi lour, for one ve?r. at nominal rent ol
$i.3DU; con m lentious care of properly. Ad.iress llal
tllAM.bi a 146 Derail Uptown llraiicll office.
II/'ANTE.??BY GENTLKMAN AND WIFE, A SUIT
M oi th ??? or lour Uoouris lor luht hou* keeping in a
private InA-e (Ninth or Fifteenth ?ard preferredi at
a rent ol a tfjut ?-wi p. r nunuui. Address F , boxj.WJ
Post office.
\lrAN'TF n*-BY A PHYSICIAN. AN UNFURNISHED
II Pari oi Moor, trotn I orty-second to Forty eighth
Streets lie wen Ixlli an 1 Ewh.h avenue*. Address ML
V.. box 1^5 lierald Uplowu Bruuch oilicc.
AN I E B ?FURNISH ? D OOTTAOt, NOT MGRB
than. 1?> mile< Irom New York; *?a shore pr?
In (he Country
RNISHi.D COTHGf
nile< from New York
frrred i > m n.u- be low Andre**, with lull partlctt
lar-. i' % . Herald UptoW urancnoir.ce.
UANTF0-% SMALL. WELL FURNISHKD COUN
try lace lor the, season ; must lie on high ground
well sha l it, about :vi miles irom New \ork a.id oni
irom depi'U Addri-ss stating lull particulars and line*
l;r. 11. AI.J-Kltl, 143 West Ihlrtv-toui'lli street, N. Y.
MlldJ'iK.SV AMI IIIIEgS WAKISO.
ATXB&. MYl RS'. h A.-T F"URIE N HI STREET?
. V .-peel Ut ie? Mis-es' and Children's Millinery, i^sdlas'
Dre?s < apk4 n i Mourn1 tin Mnhnerr; the I r^est a-sort
nieiit In t.ii* city, Between Futli avenu* and University
place.
* PAHIHIAM HO I'Tt LATKLT ARRIVED. WITH
J\ n lar.ft aw r ni. ni oi the flnest ami tnoat tatteluliv
M-irccd !? (i ver-. h ttiher*. Bonupu an I uprv article
nec>"uar? for irimiaiug will open >\p.ltii?*laj. th? I4ih.
a: 71 ? lxi k .hi sue. corner of Twerm third street, oral
?*l A VAJ.LIKRK." TUB HAT OP THH -K A.SOX.
Ij found '.niv at MaISOR WALruN, 8?? Broadway.
abOVC I Dli M MjUn.
\IIS.s SI J IIIDA V DRES* AND CLOAK M AK t\Q,
i?l Mi fe (J itfi mpnne.?fait* made in tar latcal style,
$?; lswns. j I; flttinx a apec laity.
ilSK All'i'!?.
\ 11T >aik. AH i \LK, ART WALK.
A sum jnrr.i.R gallery. ?: piptm avkmh,
mommy .\SD II ESiiAY r.VKMNilH, AT ? V. R.,
Pa His s LLooK Pit:i t HI 1-MrtraM'a -Ophelia,"
<o?rt?t'? . k oi Ahp\" 1>p 'eunlle'* "Boldler o< tb?
i.ine, ? i ii ipiiu'n -.ha i lahe " < remnM'i In run
l n -< " Pilmt'.H "Xloar Pl*?e I an I Kiitiiri1 " Bonn?
mslMid'a H lorum* iti Normatldy," PabM'a 'Preparing
i rownaatll Kiowrri" ti> Walcotne ih - r reach soldiera,"
lie I'mHIliS ? liviron* ni >a|.l." Alvi px*D1i .k hf
t ?? ii.llnwt up dl?tlnifui?lied arti-tx:? Ariibriv. lit* lien*
bach, B.. u i/i < Heliowii Itamman. Compoto*:?,
I.r uin I' t >n lli.im, Wlmtrldge, ? Dampn?v, t rotiac*.
1' i'f-riri. % cuaeleio. I'roipot, noel and other* of tqaal
promilK-i ? n. K. BOM RVl I.i.r.
UAKTEII TO PlHdlVW.
liffANT4.lt to Pl'ltCIIA K-A BLACK WALNU1
t? M ?! .nr.! . mu<. in- tbnnt ll?t left l.nif. of tudocra
make. u i tu*" lowcnt price to ii. O. M , Heraid Uptowa
brmi ii ii.nee.
.HAKIILR MAXTRIJ^
\J (i t, HATLT RKUUUaU P.tlOK?.
A i cxtriiMw ?oc? oi .si ite an I Marble Mantel*
Wa?h t* .? - and Mare f ..r* <>i errry description.
I*i N IttI Y> -LAI' . COII'Alt _
I nion i?|iiar<?, Pmirili aviMine an I .->c rente? lit ti at.. X. *
A T(? .ihAfl.* Ri-DfCKD IMH'l, ? AN KXTKRMTB
;\ t >"k .mi Marbleixed Mantel* and all
other I iirlile Worm. MarM.- lurnliiK lor toe trade .a.
Ki. i; i u. i..? i-,:i,t f.ifdtc ?nth atreot, near Third avenue.
A8?E\r RKIXCTI N' I.M PR! K-t OK MARRLR
a .1 Mm . I t?l Mantels; .til kin.it ot Floor ?iiing.
Muni g ir,it<, lead t in -..Slatw fur pluinherH and < at>
In", n . i> now offered at - Ki..?.HKitA rn.'.s st<*.>na
Mjr ib Wi.r, ^ Mfti to wi ?t Kiitjr flr.it (tra^t, near
hr.ii. t> n a.>.
A
W V'U HMS. .IKWKlilt^, .v? .
- .Hi 1 I'll KoLoMilv .V ??<?., AlCllONi- hHS, IT?
. - ? Hi ? ?? ? i I- *i - in i>:.ii!ioiii|<. Wat. 'ip -r
in i in i ir.ii A?.; nil vmiMt tnaac on con ltfiimoitai
rsn a iii-lioii . til joii oi houwboiil >urnituro at'endrvl
to I ? iik|i?w. 1*9 Itulilo -h.IBci.
Allr KlO kN of i If ?87 0*l.-IHAM '?!> ?, W VToH
?n, Jn .ilr,y. Valuilltn a ? Iioiuli': ? I. r bskTitMl
* . ? paid. Al?n tin is-i .i nilranrnuCH oIT.r< ?! tiar.Mi
i<?ij ? ng name, i mMin-a<M isai.
.1. II. 11. A..Kl\0!? R, 785 BroadtrAjr.
VJ ATCIIi m AM) JI.VS kLKY ROt'liUT ANii SOLD
i lute*, nln'ii .ii ,i,.ii, at a vcrv ttaail air.ii>e%
(. 4 >R(? . t' Al. K.N, I..ill Jtr.iailnav, m:Ar rtreutff
ui m bstreet V. ittchcg aad h welrjr repaired.

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