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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The Stock Market Still Unsettled and Fever
ill), with Lower Prices.
GOLD STRONG AT 116 1-4.
The Money Market Easy and Capital
Abundantly Offered.
GOVERNMENT BONDS FIRM.
Wall Stbeet, \
Tcesdat, May 18?6 P. M. |
The market closed with a decidedly bearish
fe?ilair in nearly all financial oirclea, and there
was little disposition to look on the oricht
Bide, notwiths:anding the acknowledged pres
ence ul Investors, wao are baring and laicing
stocks from the street at what they couceive
to be low prices. Brte was the chief bone of
comeution, but, after opening at 26 and selling
f to 26>4 and down to 25*, and after all the
H Qgffle of the day, en led at 25*. Lace Shore was
J ewise a polDt of attack and was succe-sfully
p.essed down from 67* to.66*, closing at 66*.
Pacific Mall continued to be a doobtml object of
consideration, yet tell off, on salts oi about 6i),000
shares, from 38* to 37*. me last transaction was
at 37*. Western Union opened at 76*, ad
vanced to 77 and declined to 76*, closing at 76*.
Union Pacific was steady at 76 a 76*, receding to
76*, and ending at 75*. New York Central sold
it 105* a 106* a 105. Delaware and Lackawanna
responded to the general depression by selling
it 118* a 118* a 118* a 118*. Wabash
tpened at 11*, but was knocked down to 9*.
Northwest common sold at 39* a 39. The pre
ferred stock went off to 63*. St. Panl closed at
86* lor tbe common, and 56* for the preferred.
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph was firm at 25* a
25* on reiterated reports recently published con
cerning the success of the Faraday. Panama,
after selling at 144. ended at 142*. Other changes
will be found elsewhere.
ADVANCE AMD DECLINE.
The following are the changes for twenty-four
bburs:?
advance.?Atlantlo and Pacific Telegraph. *:
Panama.*; Quicksilver, *; District of Columbia
8.65 bonds, *.
uecu.nk.? Atlantic and Paclfio preferred, l:
New York central. *; Hannibal and St. Joseph,
*; Lake Shore, *; Northwest common. *; Ohio
and Mississippi, *; Pacific Mall, *; Rock l-laud.
*;St. Paul, *;do., preierred, *; Wabash, 1*;
Union Pacific. *; Western Union. *; Missouri Pa
cific, 1*; Erie, in London (two days), 3 percent.
The stocks that remained stationary were
C., C. and I. c.; Delaware and Lackawanna, Eriq
and Harlem.
THE SALES TO-DAT
amounted to about 262,000 shares, woich were
represented among tne most active securities
is follows:?New York central and Hudson,
S00; Erie, 61,600; Lake Shore, 68,000; North
western, 11.000; do. preferred, 300; Rock
Island, 6,300; Pacific Mai!, 49.300; St. Panl, 1,400; do.
preferred, 60?;ohlos, 3,100; Western Union, 29,200;
Wabash, 10,000; Union Pacific, 10,600; Panama, 700.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The lollowlng table shows the opening, highest
and lowest prices of the day
Opening. Highest. Lowest.
New York Central 106* 105* 106
Erie 26 26* 25*
Lake Shore 67* 67* 68*
WabMSti 11* 11* 9*
Northwestern 39* 39* 39
Nortuwestern prel 54 64 63*
Rock Island 104 104 103*
Mil. ana St. Paul 35 * 36 36*
klli. and St. Paul pref.... 57 67 56*
Dhio and Mississippi.... 24* 24* 24*
Sew Jersey Central..... 110 no lio
Del.. Lack, and Western 118* 118* US*
union Pacific 76 76* 75*
C., c. and I. C 6* 6* 6*
Western Union 76* 77 76*
Atlantic and Pacific TeL 25 * 25 * 25*
Pacific Mail 38* 38* 37*
Panama 142* 144 142*
CLOSING PKIC'iS?3 P. M.
.M A St P of... 86* A 56*
C, C. C A Ind... 66 a 67
C, i. * I C .. r* a 5*
1 !' ? IB* ' IT OeU L A W....II8* A IIS*
DUt Col S-6i's.. 74* a 74* Krte 26* . 26*
Hot W .t "ow?r. 17* a 18* Han 1 s? Jo 4 a 14*
j\CAuit tx lio >101 L e Shore..,. 66* A 66'.
Amer a* (S* ? ot>4 Mien Central... 67 ? 68
t n 1 ipreu.... M* a S2 N y ? n?r v>> . it*
Weil*.forgo Ex 68* a 8?* N T C A U K....I14* a 106
? ? A Alton....lt'6 a li<6* N.JerCan 110 * 1M*
8le? A Pitta.... W a KB Ohio A Miaa.... ;4* a 24*
hi A K W SI a SP4 I'anama 140 a 14;
5hl A N W pf. ,V* a 64 To! a War. y* . 19
Chi A R I Iu3* a US* IJBion l ac 78* ? !6
Mil A 8t Paul.. :6* I .-6$S
Pacife Mai'.... 37* ? 87*
Went Cn Tel... 76*'? 76*
At A Pac Tel... 26* a 28*
? int-amvai-. .. 16* .1 17
THE GOLD MARKET.
The price at tue opening was 118 and at tha
close lie,*. Sales meanwhile were made at 116%
a lie*, if tnere be a pool in the market Its oper
ations are both udrolt aud exceptional. Inasmuch
aa It gives indications of larger patience and a
desire to work in consonance with natural
causes. Lelt to themselves it is predicted that in
lime the latter will caase the advance wlileh Is
? rxiected, and thus establish a price that cor
responds more accurately tnan at present with
the law of supply and demand. Tbe carrying rate
vras 1 per cent, and the borrowing rate 1 and 1.64
per cent. Loans were also made flat.
WEEKLY CLEARING BOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exenanges f$7,166.388
Cnrrencr imlanoes.. 5,838,173
'iold exchanges 6,413.070
Sold balances 876,01s
THE MO.NET MARKET.
Loanable capital continues abundant, and the
ratee on call loans to-day were 2 snd 3 per cent.
Commercial paper u unchanged, most of the busi- I
less being on toe basis of 4 and 6 per cent. For*
sign exchange was easy at the close, no specie
having been engaged for to-morrow, and there
being no indications ttat the borrowing rates of
gold would be snch as to give trouble to cus
tomer*. Prime asiunz races were tor sterling 487
snd 490; selling rates, 4.S6 a 4.88 >4 and 4.89 a 4.X9*.
Relchmarks, a 94\ and 9??{ a 95X; cables, 90;
irime Pana 4.14)? and MIX; other rates, 6.16*
snd 6.12*. #
TBI cwrran states triapcrt.
The balances in the United States Treasury at
.he doss 01 business to-day in Washington were
it toilows:?currency, $4.woo,MO; specie deposits
if legat tenders lor the redemption of certificates
>1 deposit, f M. 131.000; coin, $92,382,037; including
join certificates, $21,060,700; outstanding legal
idBdsra, $.78,0^1,760; internal revenue receipts
t?-iay, 1196.910; customs receipts, (491,21a. The
Assistant Treaaaror pai<l oat $82,000 on account !
>1 merest and $157,100 in redemption of flve
twsaty bonds,
OOriBKMBST BOND*.
District of Columbia tbrse-sixtj-flvss were mors
active a?d advanced to 74)(. ? despatch was re
seived irom A>l?any stating (hat ma Governor bas
ugn a the bm which aBtliwrises savings banks to
?vast in securities on which the laltn of the gov
irament is p>e<i?ca. other bonds closad Arm at
the folio* ng <1 miations: rmted States currency
iixss, 124 ? a 124 i; Jo. do., lMl, registered, 122 ,
a ttklf: do. do.. <10., eoupoa. 124 a 124 s,; do. flve
tweauea. 1662, registersd, lie* a 117; do. do.,
do., coupon, 114\ a 117; do. do., 1664. registered.
117JK a 111; do., do.. do~ eonpoa, 117T, alls*;do.
ao., 1666, registered, 119'? .1 il!"?; do. do., do., cob
? p'0. 120 , a 130*: do. do., do., new, registered,
121* a 121%; do. do., do., do., eoapoo, 122 a 1*22 ,;
dr. do., t*67. rvgi-iered, 122* a 122* i < o. do., do.,
?Npoo, 123* a 124; do. do.. 1666, registered, 122 a
123; do. do.. <10., roupoo, 132* a 123*; do. ten
fornes, regiateiad, 116 , a lie*; do. do., coupon.
117V a 118;ao. nif?, 1661, registered, 116*4 * HO,*;
do., do., do., coupon, 116* a 11 .
THE KiR, his MARKET.
Advices fr.ru Loadou eiate that there has beea
a gain of hall oa by t ,e Baft* of Kagiaoa of
(262,04 Bieriiug. 1 be rate of dlscoant la tbe open
Market f< r three muBtae'btiis is 3* per rent, or
<, below tin bauk rate. . oasois aad American
sMarules are reported ?rai, except la tue case of
Kne, which ? tensed irora 23* to 22*, but at the
cloae aere excited and advaared to ti%. In Am
sterdam Erie wasquotea at 22. Reates la Paris
were C5M. A oaspatca, ai 21M P. M., from Loa
da:j, states isat las t n/aad Ooaaty Bank (Ha
tted) of LondOB m*. f-nded to day?animportant.
Paid Bp capital tls,ooc The Brie report was yufe.
ntb?4 her# this marninf. The following are late
spsciai quotations:?Consols ior money, 94 s a
94do. lor account. 94.',' a 94*; 1894 bonds,
1081SS7 do., lOStf; ten-rorty do., 104: new fives,
102X a 102?,; Ens. 22Ji a 23; 1892 bonds, 102,*;
Illinois central, 91X a 02.
MIMOBIKOI.
Tba following; 1s a comparison of the earnings
aud expenses of tbe Cnton Pacific Railroad ior tne
monta ol March, lS7oand 1874:?
Pfrrenl igt
Optrii\ng **-*
K.-r.e'i-t*.
**>'' tu I <1
G rot I
Karuirgt.
I?75 W
1874...... 687.026 15
tncrenso |2Jl,9$j 3)
Dec re* sc
.(Ml 61
417.090 49
. .Y?i of Optra'3
T-irninqt. Scpinitt.
8191. *7$ 41 .13 89
26J.S45 65 CO 71
*21,927 7'J
$69,09) 83 " - 23 11
Tne increase or gross earnings of 1873 orer 1S74
was 33.80 per cent, and the increase or net earn
ings 47.18 per cent.
It is announced that the well known firm of
Hobln?on, Chase A- Co. wii; be dissolved on tbe 1st
ol June. Mr. Eugene Robinson retires Horn active
business and contemplates a trip to Europe.
Tno stocanoiders or ibe Columbus, Chicago and
Indiana central road are called to meat at
Columbus, Ohio, on Wednes lar, June 2. The Xew
YorK transfers close on Saturday next, May 22,
and the oooks will remain slint until June 3.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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Tcesuat, May 18, 1875.
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2XW do ?">do 10.%
21011 do ;i7'? I"1 do loS%
H.0 <lu b.3 3/', 40) do 10'.'.,
1 _-i?? do 37% 6vM li>3%
M do 37% ??"? do 10H'4
Mi do 3;1, 100 ,10 I?H%
?to .Jo 37% 2110 nan A st Jo....be 24',
?/M do H.% loo d 24'4
liUO do.... :,7S llW Al it i'iodi be 16%
:(.0? do 37% luO do *3 I6*?
2?tl Jo 37V, |i!0 do h3 13%
2011 do 37% 10.1 p?c KM ol Mo .be 62
TO :t P. W.
100?lt?QuickMIb 1" soshaNjren Rit ... noy
too 4>ii ? .? iei 70% l w do..j. b3 110%
1, do 77 Jt) Chi A N W RR 3V
100 do 7rt>? 20ii do t?.t Mi',
110 "?% 100 do 3S)'4
2mK) 00 76% 3t0 Oo at jyt,,
,;9) dn.. 76% 2 0 .? ..Ml p
?2 Adami K* 100', 1200 do 3M
I ) Amrr >1.I 61 'j Hi) Chi A .N W RR pi.... MV
I'll),, atifle M ? 37?i 400 Chi A R I KR I s%
do 3-.% IJO do *3 103%
ag uo. b? 3,'* lOOTo) A Wab >.K ... 1.>,
IIAt 37% 200 '..... 10'i
I,*, (Jo >iOJ do 1IM?
fLt\ do 3('i IhII ho I %
to!. "0....::.: w% r> ???
;i|J do... M ii/]i ll'IO do 10',
,10... 37^ 1*0 do 10S?
4wm*bC??K&..... c.?a do 0%
W fcrle RH...-M 4 HoJ do.,.. l?
1*1 44.....H...K M ?'A
400 do sS 28* <00 CO VML
100 io bJ ?4H 3i?t V%
20) do :y, 25 do lit*
1300 Uo 25 S 500 do S3 9?i
20U) do bJ 25W 300 do yj?
I'D faninpa BR 141 lO Mil A St P RH *5K
IUU do IHK 100 Mil A st Paul pref 5#S
6A) Do > ac KB 75* MO Del, Lack 4t W 118'-.
S00 Lai M * RB 6*', 200 "bio A Miss BR MS
2700 do ml 1U) uo 2?S
ion ao 0o?4 1W do ts> 24'?
200o do 6t>S 200 bS 2?S
ixw is ces "i.io ito -US
4')00 no 6tiK 10) Hail A St .1 RR.... 24 ?
?MJO 00 06 V 100 Pae BR of Mo M
1000 ao 66'J 20U At A Pac pf 18S
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET?FUTURES STEADY?
PLOUB DULL?WHEAT riRM?CORN DULL?
OATS FIRM?SYE QUIET?BABLEY NEGLECTED?
PORK DULL?LABD EASIER?PETROLEUM QUIET
AND STEADY?NAVAL STOBES QUIET?GROCER
IES QUIET AND STEADY?FREIGHTS QUIET.
TUSSUAY, May 18?8 P. M.
There was Utile If any improvement In the mer
chandise markets to-day as compared with tna
past several days, dumess and irregularity still
constituting the most coosplouons leaturos of the
times. There was scarcely any speculation, the
merchant generally rosardluir the foturc with
some apprehension. On 'Change there was hut
little manifest inclination to do business, and be
yood, the limits of actual necessity very little
was aone. The previously existing quietude
In breadstulTs continued. and no im
provement in this regard is anticipated
until the canal receipts commence, while many
Uo not look lor any aecidod Improvement even
then, savp in the event of a decline In prices.
Klour was dull Wheat qnlut but fl'm for all kinds, both
on the spet and to arrive. Corn was dull, heavy and
rather lower. Oats wore steady. Whiskey a trifle
easier. Pork and larn were dull and easy, though with
out decided change. Petroleum waa quiet and steady.
Naval stores were quiet. Groceries were quiet and
steady. Cotton on the soot was quiet f tatures were
steady.
Ashks.?The receipts for the past few days were 63
packages. The market was quiet and prices nouilnaL
We quote:?Pots, 8o.; p-arls, 8c.
Butter.?New butter was tirm, with a fair demand, j
and receipts were vory small, The demand tor new 1
Western was fair. Old butter was dull and unchanged.
We quote:?New butter?Stale pails choioe, 27c. a 28c.; ,
da do., Rood to prime, 2Sc. a 26c.: do. do., common to
good, 20c. u 22c. s do. half tirktns. tubs choice, 27c. a
28c ; do. do., do., good to pnme 23c. a tic.: do. do., do., |
common, 20c. a 22c.; do. Welsh tubs, choice, 27c.; do. do., ;
do., good to prime, 24c. a 26c.; do. do., do., common, 20c. j
a 22c.; Western tubs, choice, 22c.; do. do., good to prime. !
17c. a 20c.; do. do., fair to pood, 18c. a 16c. Old butter?
State firkins, flue, selected, 20c. a 22c. ; do. do., good to
prime. 17c. a 18c.; do. do., fair to good, 14c. a 16c.; do. i
hall tlrkins. tubs, choice, selected, 22c. a 24c.; do. do., I
do. good to crime, 16c. a 18c.; do. do., do., common to
tair, 14c. a 15c.; do. W e ?h tubs, choice selected. 20c.. do.
do. do. .good prime, 16c. a 17c,: do. do.. do., common to I
food, 14c a IV. ; Western tlrkins, good to prime. Mr. a
V.: <1o. do. tuir to good. He.; uo. do., common, .2c.;
do, tubs, itood to prime, 15c.; do. do., fair to good, 13c.;
do. do. common, i2c.
hka.vs ash Pus.?Medium were in (tool supply. Job
bing lots itro changing hands at 92. Marrows were flrm
Iv held. We quote:?Medium, new, cuoico. $ltf>a$2;
do.. fair to good. 41 90 a $175; marrow s, new, choice,
<2 40 a $2 60; do., lair to good, t- i #- 25; pea. new,
$1 90 a $2; red kidney, prim", new, $( a 91 10: green
peas, new. $2 40 a 50; white kidney, choice. 92 a ?- 10;
do., lair to good, $1 50a $1 75.
Hkkswax. ?Hie market was steady at 93c, a 34c. for
prime, and 35c. tor choice We Dote sa:es ot 2.500 lbs.
>ortu Carolina at 35c. and 1,600 lbs. Southern at the same
figure.
HkoohCors quiet The receipts since last Crlday were
about 3j0 bales. We note sale> oi two bales brush coru st
Him ten bales green tinned 14c. and fit.pen bales com
mon red tip at 9c We quoie:? Brusli. short green choice,
l.:c. a 13c. per lb.; hurl, prime to choice, 12c. a 13c.: green
medium, 11c. a 12c.; red tipped, be. a 10c.; red "all
crooked" 8c. a !>c.
Chkkss.?The market was quiet, with very light re
ceipt; dealers are doing very little in home trade. We
quote:?New cheese ?State factory, laucy. 13c. a 13Sc.;
do., fine. 12c. a 13c.; do., vood to tine. lie. a lie.; do , tair
to good. 10c. a lie.; tate dairies. 9c. a 11c.;Orangecounty
skims, 4c. a 6c.: Ohio factory, tine to lancy, ii)c. a I2>$c.;
do., lair to flue. Sc. a lie. Old chee.se ?state laciury,
taticy, lobbing trade, 13c. a 14Sc.; do., good to tine,
l?!c, a 13c.; do., odds and ends. &c. a 11c.; Ohio factory,
flat shape, cho ee domestic trade, 10c. a l2.Sc.; do., odds
and ends. Sc. a Sc.
CA.fULEs.-1 here was a fair demand for all grades at
full prices. We quote ?Adamantine at 12)?c. a lo>?c. lor
12 to lb oune^. sperm at 28c., patent sperm at 3.Hc a 39c.,
paralHne at 24c. a 25c.
Cohoaok. ?i he market for hemp was firm. Manila was
in lair demand. We quote:?Manila (ia;ge and small
sue), per ib , it>*c. a lie.; do. cordage, bolt rope yarns.
16S'" ; tarred Manila. USc.; Msal rope. 12c_ a 13e, ; New
Zealand, 12c. a l.ic.: Russia hemp, tarred. 14c.; American
do., 14c. i.ussia bolt rope. 17c.
CoopEBAnc Stock.?The market was inactive at un
changed prices. Wc Quote:?Molasses shooks, 52-inch,
with heans. 92 10 a $2 20; sugar shooks. with heads,
It-Inch. *2 tfJ; do. do.. 36-inch. 91 90 a it 28: box
shooks, 75c. aSOc., rum do..9150; pipe do., 9650af7;
empty hogsheads. 92 80 a 92 75; hoops. 14 leet, ordinary
to prime, 39.'. a j7c.; hoops, 12 feet, da. 30c. a 32c
Corraa?1 he market lor ingot * as quiet and steady.
The Kales aggregate about 200,000 to 300.00; lbs. of Lake at
?S?e
Corraa quiet and steady. We quote :?Ordinary car
go*!, I5\r a 16c.: tair do., l6V,c a 17c.; good do.,
17>tc. a l/Vo.; prime do., lS^c. a I8)jc.; extreme range
lor loU I5\e. a is^c.. gold. tS) or #j a.?ys; Java, govern
ment bags, 2lc a 28c.; do., grass mats, lie. a 2 c.; mnga
pore, do.. 21c. a 23c.: Cevlon, 20c. a2ISc.; Maracaibo,
M:
Rica,
a 22c.; Lagnayra. IVc. a 2dc.; Jamaica 17Kc.
"" l>omTn"" ~??i f*~- ?"
Tngo. 17c.; Porto I'too, 17c. a iKc.; Cost*
ica. 17c. a 10c.: vexlcsn, i9c. a 10c.; Angostura, 18c. a
J1V-. >avanilla. 18c. a il)?c. Curacoa. 17c. a iSWo
i ottok on the spot waa generallv quiet, wlihout essen
tial H anv chunge in pricea After Xbiinga at least |
l.S8> bales changed bands, including I,li9 bales for ex- ;
port. Ihe*? sales are in addi ion U> the sales below re
ported. Included In the early sales was a line of about
l.o>0 hales sold on me basis ol low middling at 16c.
About ?.?? ?> b.Oes were shipped to-day by the steamers
W i?ri>nstn and Niagara, which, added to the shloinenta
ti>dav Iroin southern porta, rams up W.(W bales as
?tilp|.'d t? Mirni" and Ihe i onunen'. The absence of
Liverpool adv.cf? bad a restraining influence upon the
oitrrations o? exporters, who generally. In order to dis
count any unfavorable change in the Liverpool market,
iu.ide saie bids wtiich were too low to be entertained, .
pinners bought with caution, speculators were not
in the market as buyers oi spot cotton except at
low prices. There was a willingness on the part of j
holdersVi meet buyers at quotations, but no oreaaure to
sell was noticeable, futures gained I l<r., and closed
aieady ai the lollowlng quotations:?Ma v. U l-.Cc.,
,iane 1# S-lie : Julr. if 7-S-'c a I6W; August, KT.c
a MU-'Elc.; septemtier. 16 i-l4?. a is 7-32c. ? urtobcr,
IV/ a H r> T2c ; Nove.nher, 18 916c. a 15 19-tIc. i De- j
eeinber, I^S< a L5 3l-'^2c.; January, i.'ikc. a 18
1311. .; Kebruary, 18 31-32c a 16c.; March. 16 7-12c. '
a 1? 9 32c.; April. I? 7-JJc. a l?He. Quota
tions based on standard of claaeincaliou In force
eeptember L 1*74 and on upland cotton In store
rnaniag in quslity not nore man half a grade above or
below the grade quoted ? -Ordinary nv good ordi
nary, 15V ? strict gi*>d ordinary I5\--? low middling,
lie.; middling. I6Sc. : good middling, 17??c. Quotations
baaed on American standard ot classification:?
rstasSk Ala'ftnux. Mrtr 'trlaant. Tna*
ordinary Ufe 13^ 13S I3S
Good ordinarv 18 18 15Sk 15k
Low middling laW l?\ InV le'J
Middling It', IS'a 162 l?W
Good middling 16', l*V >7 17
Middllog fair I7W 17* i7k 17k
fair 17*2 17H MS MS
I? ifce sales were
Tn-I'if. Lmt f ruinc TaUU.
Kiport 1,1)91 119 1.110
i nilMimplioo 8 3-6
Soecuiatloo So 8 41
Tola a 1.S0S lis 1.8*0
-For liiur* delivery ihaata low mtddllaf > tn? Ml** nave
been a? follow*:-Yesterday alter two f. M ?July, tSo$
bme* at In .1 I fir . ?) M IS & Sr.; Aneu*t. .'Ill 111 It JVUb..
ItU al Mfcc. ; eptember, JVi *t 18 .V3.V.. i?ctohor 2uo at
is II irt . .i?i m .S>4c. January. 100 at 15 S S-e,; March,
lii) at IS 7 3>. TmiL J..VW hale*. Mar, up i?? two/.
M.?luu.. Kk'at Ift 1-18,;., I.*W at l?.V.Jc., .' <???.?f ln-.?- .
I.7UP at 18 S-.12c., July. I I0U at IS 7 I.e., 900
al 18??e.. MO at !? Mfc . 7W at l?i?r ; \m
au?t, .-(? at 185,. . 0 at It) i:t xu- 2 m? at is ; i *..
l.lSoatlS lift.,loual Mkc., ??i *t Id Ii \*.; -eptem
her, "liiOat I6'?c. ; i irtotier. I'*? at 13 2 Ur.. t>> at 13
ll'lM., XmMtfi IM 81 iJSr, : Jinuirv Ifll) at IS
* -Jr.. March. ?U at 18 9:?C.. JIM at 18 3 18c.
'lotai. ItW bases. 'Jr*nt total, 21.**) b-ile*.
Hie receipts at the port* were an iolk??a ?Oalve*
ton. 326 bales H*w or ran*. 7?; Mobil*.
112; -avaunah. Ia2 t'harlaatna. .22. Wilmington .11;
Norfolk l?4 lialiituoi*. I . New li.rk.M7 Toiai. 1,11#.
Tht* dav ml week, 2.."W, Tbll ilajr taat year, 3Mt
'total since -epteinber I. VI87,fti Cotmn irei^at*
cloned a* follow* -lo Havre b> ateam. V T? Ham
burg. bv at.-am, S?" To Bremen, hf ?te?m. f(e.; ft* "all.
?,<? <iiu|,r*>*0(1. lo Mvarpaui. t?y Man. >?j : by muL
9 Od
Daaaaai**.?1b? markat wa* qai*t at 3$c a Sue. lor
We?teru. #* not* ml* of i>n? Ml* about :<*) lb*. t at 8
Hkikp (?buivs -fr?ub*rrle? w,-rr lairly h*.<l. fesches
wer* quiet ?ml *teai? ower atad* were quiet and
unchanged We qaoie?? ?tai* bpui**. alir*d. ff$a? a
. d?. quarter*. 7JaC. a *c.: toatbera applet, qua*
tara. 7c. a }}?<?. ; do.. alwed. te a atfa.1 fane*,
#c * n>c.: Aeatern *ai>l<- , eaarters, ,',e. a ,"'4r j
peeled peach**. North t srolma prime. Dir. * 27r.. do.,
new, lair to cood I le. 4 l*c. da-, new, i,e >rgia. we. a
22e.; do., -late. 18c a 9r.. nntieelea do.. tiai*e?, n?w.
BS(C. it -fer. do. d'?., ?u*rter?. do.. 7S?. a 8r. bU -k
herrtra ?\n. s cnerrtea, -?iaie. IV.; do.. Southern, new,
23?'. ; r*?pberrir?, n?w, J r. a 2ic. ; pluaaa auotbara. Ue,
18c. . -to.. -late. iv. * lie
i ?i be roar?ft u *? qnletaal ?allera were dUpoaed
to tell below 17c t>* qnnt*:?Long l?'anl. '?*
and nearby. 17c. a I7S .. ,-ute nn I faaaay.vaaia
a 17c . We?tern, choice hranda. Iii^c. * 17c. , atb"r West
ern. I jr. a It/C., boutkara, tJr. a 1*.; gaate. Kt. a ? .;
rtn.'k", 2.V'. a iti"
i aataaaa.?frltH aeeae leathera war* In ?<hm! deaiattd
at S r. vtlxe.i were dull, with no inquiry. We n?i>- .?!.?<
ot -t.NlU llx. prime ppi to loatbera at 44'*.' and l,dU# lb*.
nu*ed feather* at ..Ic,
Kihk WH*raEB*.?Market acttTr. W? qu .te ?...idea
dnikon, oti..rt ^ount. W ii ? $2 37',i full c..iiiil, (2 1> a
$2.)7H: No I comm.Ill, 82 ?I; No. A $? 24; No 4. ?;
No. ft, $11 31, No. li, $12 J); So. 7. $1.1 S'. The e?tlnaated
atock la uboutaM.IK^) Imxee.
(?ursH i rcits.?Applea were In fall demand a?4
price* ruled firmer. t'ranberrie* were *ellln?
In a (Ola il w*t at ?tea.iv tit" e*. We qnoti
apple*. Western New Tork. uitcaa. $2 i $3 .*) per bbl.;
do.. Belacled. $2 73 a $! 23; do . common, $1 23 a $1 73;
cr;iuhcrrle*. prime, $l 7 . a 82 per t'o*; do., amir to nMr,
$1 a >i 30; hickory i.ut?, $1 .".uaSi ncrMtahaf. hiack wal-.
nun. .M)c. a ?uc.; peanuiK. Inner ?2 10 a $2 30; do., fair,
$2 a $2 10: ilo., couimoa. $1 .o < $? 78.
, ian. ? ihr lmirKct mr coldsh w?a Arm. with a better
demand. Wa n ue galea ol *A? quintal* at $8; u .od to
rhoice shore mackerel was in food demand, with *ala*
?t SOU hhls.. at $12 lor No I and>:> lor No. 2; .HW hhl*. No.
i bavmackerel at $8. \ car/o arrived with I3 000hoxea
ot lierrmv ? nii-u wero hel i tlrmiy at 33u. u me above
price It),hm bose* were sold. i.abated herrim was
ouiet. We note *aie* ot I.' 00 bo*c? t.n prl
\aic terms. VVc quoteNo. I Bay*, $?< a $a .10;
No. 2, $7, No. 3. $4?U; !?<x I snore. 8)o a $12 Wi No 2.
$? * $9; No ,1, $6 No. I i tlgllsli, $a. No. 2. 87 .0; ?>?>.
3. $7. Oeoruc* B*nk eodnsk, ? ? Sj ? $3 73; tlrand. $3 Ml;
Western, none, new lnrjre three a, $7. new medium, $7;
?caleil bariinit, 80c. a 82c . No. 1. none.
r i.oDa ami Obaik.?Recelpti?Plottr, ^ 7w bh!*,: wheat.
"3,901 baahela; corn, l?,800 do.; corn meal, M bWa. and
l.lo: bag? rbe flour market raled dall io<la>, bat with
a limlied sui>plv prices were sustain* I. shipping extraa
being held flnh. Ihc dale* w?r?iil i,0 0 imls Hye Hour
was qiiict; hem was quoted ?' $8w; < Mleafo >up*rs
bioucat ?j 13 a So 20. Cora tuaai was taa?U*e. J be taiai
w?r? 600 bblt. and 600 lack*. at $4 75 a St 90 tor Brandy
wine, $4 a Si t tor Western yellow, we quote :?
No. 2 State $i 2* a $4 75
superfine 4 85 a 6 15
Kxtra Stat* 5 26 a .'?50
Choice sta'e 5 to a 0 00
Superfine Western 4 66 a 5 15
Kxira Western. 5 26 a 5 50
Minnesota 5 6(1 a 6 5)
Kuun 1 honp Ohio, shipping brand* 6 26 a 5 '?!)
Kouu I boop Ohio, trade brands ... 5 50 a 6 00
Family (Via 7 00
St. Louis, low extra 5 60 a 5 75
s>t. LouU. atiaight extra. 5 7 ? a b js
St. l.outs choice don ?!? extra 6 60 a 7 00
Si. Louis, cho.ee la roily 7 0i> a 9 no
Rye dour, flue to superfine 4 00 a 4 S)
.^outheru. No. 2 4 ooa 4 50
soul hern, *uperltne 4 50 a 6 10
boiitlieru, extra 6 26 a 6 60
Southern, family 7 0U a 8 75
Corn meal, Wes'ern 3 a 4 50
Corn meal, Jerser 3 9d a 4 20
Com meal, Bran ly wine 4 7ft a 4 80
Corn meal puncheon* 21 50 a ?
? Wheat wis .lull, oui with small odorlugs. The market
wa< llrui lor all kinds. There were few sellers for
luture dellverv; hut fliere was no pres*ure to sell, and
bids of (1 20 lor No. 2 Milwaukee lor June were retused.
TIi' sales were only about 40.0110 bushel*, mainly In small
lou, at 11 if a $l 'u>.j lor ungraded and No. 2 Ch cago
spring. atloat; $i ;? tor Chicago, in store ; *1 28 lor >o.
1 Mmiicroiit ; SI 411 a $1 42 lor red and illiMr; <1 49 tor
extra white, to arrive, and tor No. ? Milwaukee SI 22
was bid lor a load afloat. Corn wan dull an I lower.
We note sales ol 9,010 bu>heH ai 9)c. a 91c. tar new We*t
ern.eAr. a 88c. lor mixed and yellow, closing at 87c. for
orlme mixed. Oat* were firm, though not vcrv activo.
wiili talon of 35,uu> bushels at '?'fee. or steam ana West
ern mixed. 7Sc. a 7<>ai; for mixed, 7-c. a 8 c. for white.
Wye w?. ouiet and nominal a: (1 a *1 1*9. The Miles
were 1,0 0 bushcis State a: $1: i auada. in bond, held At
SI 06. Hurley was neglected and nominal.
FnnioiiTs stea.lv. (.'barters were .lull, but for oil ton
age very firm, i he ougavcmenls were?lo Liverpool,
bv steam, 8.0 0 bushels ttraitt at S^.l. a 6d.j (iOO bbl*.
rosin ut 2s. 3d. per bbl. of 2?> Ihs.; by sail, 8.000 bushel*
grain at 5'4d. To Loudon, by steam, 50.t*W bushels gram
on private terms; by sail. 8.0OO bushels trraln at i>Hd. To
OIoki'ow. by sail, 260 bbl*. ro?in at 2a. (id. I he charter*
wereA German bar*, from Richmond to Kio. with
3,3 0 bbl*. flour at $1. gold, and 5 per cent primage; a
British bark, hence to the Cont.nent, wub 5,i(W bbl*
r fin d petroleum oil private term*; an Italian bark,
hence toC<>n?taiiiinople. with ll .Otx) rases refined petro
leum at 25c. and ?IU gratuuv; a Norwegian bark, from
Philadelphia to Uerman Baltic, with 2.W bbls. re
fined petroleum at 4s. (id.: another hence to Lisbon,
with 2.-KX) quarters, at 14V>0.; *n American bark iroia
Brunswick to Kio with 3o0.u0> feet lumber, at $20; a
British bark, -imii voyage, with 275,000 feet lumber, at
$19; a schooner, from Port Koyal to Bash, Me., with
160.(100 leet lumber, ut S7 tor iesawed and $8 lor timber,
another schooner, from I'asagouea to Boston, with
SJO.OiKI leet lumber, at *20.
Hams. ? VVilu pigeons were firm and scarce : same bird*
would sell at higher price*. Wo quote Wild pigeons,
Mull led, per dozen $2; do., feathered, fliirht. netted. $1 a
$1 12; do., picked, flight. $1 a $1 15; r.ngiisli snipe, 76c. a
$1; plover. SI a SI 25 . sand snip ', 3>c. a 40c.; j allow leg,
large. ?1 a $1 26: do., small. 40c. u 50c.
(lank* V kcktam.cs,? Market wi< very quiet at lull
prices. We quote ;?Spinach, $3; radishes. per 100, round,
75c. a $1 25; do., do., long,75e., $1 26; lettuce, do . SI 50
a SC.; rhubarb,per 100, $3 a $3; green f.ea<. Norfolk,
per bbl., SI0; do., do . Savannah, marrowfat. $: a SI "6;
strlnflbeans, $3 50u$>: asparagus, per do/... S150al$2;
do., oyster Hay, $'i 5i a $3; Bermuda onions, per
crate. $1 25: do. tomatoes, per box. due . while onions,
perubl., $i 75 a $2; > ellow do., per bbl..Si 75 do., red,
per bbl , $1 75. parsnips per bbl., $1 75; turnips, white,
$l 75: do . Kussia, $: 51 a $2 75.
tii'NNik*.? The market was quiet at full prices. We
quote:?l>onie-tie l3c.; Ca.cutta. 9Jic.; Bomoo, 13c.:
bags, I2^c. a U??c.
iTay amp Stkawt?There was a fair demand for both
hay and straw at unchanged prices Wo quote:?Rale
hay, snipping, 65c. a 7i c.; retail qualities at 9vc a $1 10;
clover at 6Uc. a 75c., salt at 66c. a 00c. Straw 1* quoted
ut 85c. a 90c. for lomr rye: 60c. a 6 ?. lor short ilo.. 50c. a
66c. tor oat.
Hr.ae and Jtrra.?The market was firm. We note sales
ot 80) oales iute butt* at 2J4e. a 2 13-lGc, We quote:?
American, dressed, per tou, $270 a $28) for double : f235 a
$.'40 for single; Manila hemp. 7\,c. a 8*?c. gold. per lb.,
the latter lor choice ltuasia. clean, at $2.10 a $225. gold;
Italian. $26) a $275, gold: iute. 4'?c. a 5 Sic. .lute butts
quoted at 2^c. a 2 1316c., currency. Sisal hemp, 6'4c. a
(foe., gold.
Hides.? the market wi* quiet and prices ruled in
buyers' favor. We note sales of nOJ gr.^eu salted
'lexas ana 250 M itatuoros on private terms. Mock
on band;?27.7 0 dry Buenos Ayre*. Kutre Hios,
Ac.; stf.WOdo. Montevideo: 49.700 do. KioUraude: 8,600
no. Central American: 7,5)0 do. Bogota: l,2lKldo. West
India; 900do. I'orto Cabello; l.'-Oi da Airlcau; 1.100 do.
Truxlilo; 2.7ih) do. rampico; 24,80) do. Matamoros at;d
Mexican; lti,4)0do. Texas, Western anil Southern- ft.800
wet salted lexas. Western and Southern Total, 238 1DQ
hides and 16 b*ies 1 alculta cow and 599 do. do. nultalo.
This dav 1874. 131.100 hides and TM bales Kast India, do
1873, Jad.700 do. and 47J do., do.; do. 187.', 157,60.) do. and
SO I do., do ; do. 1871, I74,m0do. and 1.610 do do. Buenos
Avres. lbs. a 28 lbs., 2>c.; do. 20 lbs. a 25
lbs., 22V:. a 24c.; Montevideo, 2)>{ lbs. a 21W lbs.,
23c. * 24c.: Corrientes, 2i lbs. a 22 lbs., 22c. a 22)ic.;
Kio Orande. 20 lbs. a 22 lbs.. 21fec. a2-c.; Orinoco. 21
lbs. a 23 lbs., 22>,c a 23c.; California. 22 lb*, a 25 lbs..
2.-i-c.: Central American, 18 ibs. a 21 Iba, 20>*c ; san
Ju.in, 22 lbs. a 24 lb?.. '9l,c.; Matamoros, 22 lh?. a 24 Iba,
2'ic. a 21c.: Vera 1 tuz. 18 Ibs. a 19 Iba, 18c. a l?e.; lauipl
co. 20 lbs. a -l' j lbs, 18c. a 19c.: Bogota. 18 lbs. a 20 lbs.,
19c. a 22c. Maracaibo, .11 lbs. a 23 lbs., 16c. a 17c. ; Bahia,
21 lbs. a 22 lbs . 18c. a 17c.; Porto ('audio and Laguar
ra. 20 Iba. a 22 Ibs . 19c. a 20c. '. Curaccu> 20 lb*, a J3
lb'.. 19c.; l'a>ta. 2t Ibs a 25 lbs.. 19c.; sisal. 20 lbs. a 22
las.. 15c. . Campearhy, 2J lbs. a 22 lbs., 17c. a 18a.; Tobaa
co. 20 ibs. a 21 lbs . 19c . gold, selected.
Hor*.?The m irket was auief at lull prlcea We
quote:?New York, good to choice new. 36c. a 40c.; do.,
low to tair do., 30c. a 3*\: r.astcrn new. 28c. a 36c :
Western, new, 28c. a 36c.; yearlinirs. 15c. a 28c.: olds,
all gruwths,sc a lie,; Calitornlas. 18/4.Xic. a ->? per lb.
Ibon. ? 1 he market lor American pig was tai-ly ac
tive. with sales 1.200 tons No. I at $2." a $.'N and 2. u) So*.
2 and 3 at $J4 a $25 50. We quote :?No. 1, $-7 a $28; No. 2
$24 a S26; No. 3. $26 a $2% 50; torge. S.'t a $25 Set tch ?as
steady 'Ihe sales were 20.) tons No 1 Coltness on private
terms, and IOd 10 * >o. I Kglinton at <31. We quote :?
Coltness, $14 a $34 50; Kglinton. $31 a $31 6j; ulengar
nock. $ <3 60.
I.batukr.?UeinlocK sole was In fair demand at former
price*. We quotes?
Jhuino* Ayrm. California. Orinoco. 4-r.
Light 17c. a ? 2?fcc. * 26c. 25i,c a J?c.
Miidie 2V. a I9v<c. 17)Jc. a ? 27c a 27 Sc.
Heavy 28c. a 2*\ 27c. a27Xe.27c. iJi'Sc.
Good laina^' U 2k. a 26},C. 14>{c. a 26c. 24c. a 26c.
Pour carnage J. ? a? ? a? 19,:. a 2)fcc.
?Crop.? Slaughter?Light backs. 34c. a 3Sc.; middle
backs. 36i,c. a 39c.: lis:lit crop. 32c. it Sic.; middle crop.
Stc. a 36r.: heavy fro?. 35c. a 36c. Texas? i.ight crop,
!lc. a 32c.: middle aad over crop. 33c. a ?c. Rough
hemlock. 27c. a 2Sc : roach oak, 2?r. aJic.: tollies. 14c.
a 17e. .turrencv
i ihofkh ? I lie market was moderately active, with
sales of 3,000 bags to arrive, at $2 M.S. to darn, aud 3.000
b?i<? la store at $2 u 60 it ays.
Maplk Scua*.?l'he market was weak and prices ruled
In buyer*' tavor. We quote:?hew Ugbt, s)c. a 10c.: new
dart. 7c. a 8c.
.HoiAitsks.?The market is *trong but inactive. We
quote:?Cuba, centruugai, 33c a 38c.. do., clsyed, '9r.
a 44c.: do., muscovado, 40r. n 4Hc.; do.. Porto Rico. 40c.
a Ak\i I'euTerara. 4.'c. a 48o.: Port rpain, S8.-. a 42c. s
Martinique, 40c. a 46c.; SO test 44e ; .N*w or leans, tiuc.
a lie.
Naval storks quirt. We quote >-Roaln, strained to
fool -trained. $195 a $2 OS. Wilmington tar,'$2 26 a
t. 37 V Washington tar. $2 21 We note aalesof'403 bbls.
M>. 2 ro?iu at >2 25. fit) bbls. common strained do. at
$1 K5; 67J bl U strained do. at $1; 20 bbls. Wilmington
tar at t2 ?V MS hhls. spirits at I4^c.. and 250 bbls. do at
34 ^c a 33c. Advice* from Wilmington, N. 0. were ?
Kosin ilrm: strained. SI 66. Tar and turpentine without
quotable change; spirits Arm at Stc.
mui.?ldnsee<1 wu* quiet at 65c. a *7c. Whale was In
active: sperm wss less active; rotu> i wed was nominal;
lara was anaatiled. fish Oils?soma small lots now are
arriving aad selling at 40c. lor medium. We quote ?
Olive, Marseilles, quarts, $4 3b a 94 40; do.. In
(.asks. 91 IIS a fl .0; palm. Sc. a 8V;e.; iin-ce.i,
cliy (casks ami bbls.;, ?4o. a t>7c.. whale, crude
Northern, Mo.; dOi, do ,-outnern, 80c a tlSr . do., un
bleached winter, 7 c. a 71c.; do., bleached winter,
TSc. a ?8c.: ?r>erm, crude. $1 79 a <1 77 do., winter,
unbleached. $3 10; du, do. bleached 92 a $.'03; men
haden. sound. 40c. a 4lc.: da, Maine, 4V. a 4.**.: lard,
prime winter $197 a 91 Si; red, distilled telaiii), V3c.;
do., sap nifled. 7 'v. : cotton seed. crude. 66c.: do.. South
ern vellow. 67t,c. a 70c.; da. yellow and while winter,
72Vj.\ a 77c.; ncatafoot. flic. atl&J; bank. 4.'>;., straits,
47c : globe (W. Va. O. aad <?. L. Co.'*>, 44c.. natural
lubricating. 28 to 30 gravity. 27c. a 37c
l'KTROLfcca was quiet and steady. We quote:?Orade
In fniIk. 6 . hid and ?'><- aased for May and *S,c. lor
June, i rude In but* H'*c a M.%>? an.: UJtJc., June;
reflne i standard white, 1-He. a 12?je- tor May and I2?,c.
a I2?*c. for Jane. naphtha. Nla, May. and
:>v a 9l,?.. June. roe Philadelphia market
was quiet aad steady, with renned quoted
at HJio a 12 V . snot and .lane, nomi
nally U?c. Haltimore Arm at ll?,c. a 12',e We note
sales mi S,tiOi? bbls. renned ai l."?c. tor June 1, and 4.WM
libu refined so d at Philadelphia at US'1 a IfSe. Ad
vic * Mora the oil regieus were m toiiowsTUusviiie
firm at 91 ??. On City quiet at 91 SO a $1 Petroleum
t cu re Arm at $1 30: Kotuevill* quiet, quoted at 91 2ft a
$127',; I idwure qnlet; 91 US.V, at wells; P-irker's dull:
United, $1 I2'?. ?shiDuient.*, $1 t-1, a $1 16.
Potitoks. ? i he demand for all kinds was light at lower
prices. We qaoteMiatliern, new. par bbi.. 93 a $6;
rterinude. per bl.l., $7; carh ruse, new dt-uble head hhls ,
$J a 92 SO. earlv rose, id bulk, per bl>L. 92 a 92
?escnnlow. new double head bbls.. 92 2ft a ?2 75: do., in
buls, per bbl.. $2 a $2 60; peerless, new double head bbis.,
{2 s #2 25: Prince Albert, new double head lib 92a
2 25. <l(v. In buia, 9i a S2 12: oeerless in bulk, per
fcbl. $2 a $2 2:>. sweets, winter, Delaware. $ I a 9-1 3ft
Poctrav,?Tue uiarset was inactive. Turkeys were j
in better supply. We ouote, urieyt. State, prime,
small. 23c. a 28c.; do., do., tsir to good, 22c.;
do., .lersev, prime, aooo. 2Bc. :do. do., lair to g od. Sic.
a 94c.; spring eluckens. per lb. 48c. a 3c. fowl*, j
Jersey, prime, 2ft-. do., do., fair to good. ISc. ; '
do.. Mate and Western, prime, 19c. a 17c.: do., d?. fair I
to goo I. 14c. a lac ; cocks. 10c. a 12c.; ducks, Jersey,
prime. 26?\; do., stale and Western prime. 2*.
a ,l< : do . do., tair to good. Us. a 20c., uprtmi chickens,
per psir. $1 :h a $1 5d: fowls, state and Jersev. Irir. a
1/c. per lb : do . Wcsiern. lie. a i8c.: roosters, old, i
inc. a Uc.; turkevs. State an.l Jersey. I8e. a *?c.; do.,
Western. 17c a I9t. Uu^ks ,-^taie ami Jersey, 7Se. a '
$1 JR prr p IIr ; do,. Western. 711?. a 75c.; geese. >tste
and Jersey. $2 a 92 SO * no Western. $1 .*> a
raovisions.- Reeelnts i ut tne.itm, 1.i$S packatres. and |
lard IMdo. The market lor tlie hog product was dull,
ncsri > evervth-ng In this line l>emg neglected. I'ork
r. it dull, liui. with nopresaure to ?ell, prices underwent
little or not hsnge though tnc ta ir ket was peavv. i he
.a.es were coniin d loalHuit l,an tilils. at $22 16 tor fam
11; ii ess, in 7s a *21 so ror mcse 9il 65a $il 71> for Jane,
$21 75 l?r July and $:i :>.i ior sngust. H>-er hams were
q met .(col < h 'ice qacte i at Ic.a .+? Heel was
tna i? ? We quote .rrelled beet, plain mess, $10;
et.rs megs. $11 '.m ket beet, $IA: uerce i heel, city ex
tr* India me?, 92* a J-"' nulla mess. $11 a $23;
prime me??. $l< a $20 Inactlte i aeon was quiet
I ui steady, long clear sold st l2Hc. lor citv *h,.rt
rlcar were nominal at l2>,c. to 12\c. We aoie sales of
90 iter e? ..t elty lonii e ear at 12?**.- Cat neats were e x
trem-ly quiet so l oniy small safes wen- edecred. on the
lia?is ot 9Wc. e #'te tor rickle i shoakfors, 1. He. a I2V
ior pickled tinm? which is a little lower, H',c a 14 ,c?
tor sntnkesl hams M?'4c j | ie tor smoked shoulder", and
13r a !?>? tor bellies I'he sales nere 4i boxc.? c!e:ir
bellies at I2t,c. I.srd was dull, bat unchanged. I he
only ^a'e* w ? henra ot wer* about 1.390 Merres st IM^c.
eaen M?v and June 111 7 l#c? i?',c. for Jnlv and I9j?c.
tor AaaiMt.
Rica steadc and nominally atic laaged. We nofe sales
ot $0 ttarces tJarolma at 7hc. a $b.. 100 bbls Umis.ana !
at i "?tut 75 t.sgs Ksngn n at M(c. per lt> We
qao:e sroiiua. go<vi. r,c < ^o.; ariaie uo.. 7he a
Rr: ehotce do *e a ai^e , l.ouistaaa. 7'4c. n i'ic. for i
lair to prime an l .num..a qaaiities down to "c Kan
goon ?V a *%t, '-urraney , r.tna 7',c., currenci ,
Kamren in beiia, 92 . a ti 97S- fold.
?ti ?at*r was dail. t.ood tocltoKO Western was quoted
at iA't ..goo i u. prima city at Iftfcc,
sen r is mar* t la without activity and prices are
nominal r tin -hanged. Wa quote ;?I'epper, ntnstra,
17>*o.: s ngapore. like.; pimento, ii.J<c , cloves, j7c. a
IBs- : cassia, "23c. mean finaer, lie.; mace, lOUc.. nut
men- $1 s $1 n2 per lb.
-t'o?n -Market da.l and nominal We note sale*
of 10.1 hhds > ul.a to export at 8', in' lihds. Porto
Hie., st *V a 8V and hh.l' Cnha n? 8'i,c a
8 ittc We quote j?i uh.i-Refining inferior to common.
7\e a 8c do , do., tair to good tair. H'.c. a s',c.;
do., good to prime, 8',i 4 8',i- . grocery, tair to good,
$Hc a IJ|?.i do., prime to ciudce, 8*40. a 9a.i !
centrifugal, hhds. and Inn, >os h to 13. (C,c. s ?',c.;
nnolassea. hbds. and boxes. 7'?c a 8'?q.; melado,
6c a tta^c.; ela> ed, boxes, notchefaudar l, ,>o*. Hut. 7',c.
a$lfe..do. Mto ii. s!jc. aifb.; da, 19 to U,fue. aWeT;
do., l< to I*. 9',c a i?!4''. ; do , l? to W. lU'.e, a lofte.. .lo . '
white. $*'? a IO\c Porto Rico ;eflni ig. rommon to
prime, 7)%c. a i* ,c.. grocery, tair to choice. . a 9c.
Rra*il?I'utch Stan lard, No?. Pto II. 7\c. a m'4c Java ?
l inch stainlard N'. - lo to I > ssr a * ? Manila? iipe
rl-r a-id et ta annerlor. 7Mc a4l?i"; stun lard A l > ,c.,
oi. A. iJo. i do. c.aaoed, Hh,c.; peerdered. iiJac. ? 11 Wc.;
translated. \0%c. ? lie.; yellow, Sc. a 9c. ; extra, 95<c. a
97.C ; out loal- HJic- ? l2c
'l nv-?f note further sties of 3.06S naekuii sound
teas by auctio'i ?? follows:?1.752 half chests Moyunes
?i front Be. a 7tHe. per Hi., Mu boxes do. at from 4uc. a
7i',V'? i,er bo*es Pintsner et from 2,v. a 54c. per
lb. 1,177 half chest* Amoy Oolong at from '.'2>ic. a 8.)$c.
per lu.. US do. Japan at W?i\. Hi do. Cougoa at Wc. a
55l,c. and 144 boxes do. at S-tc
1 allow wa? firm, with 9c. bid at the oioie for prime
City. 1 he sales were lUD.uOU lb*, at 9c.
Tobacco ?l'h<s market for Kentucky was quiet with
Bales of 20o hhds at 10c a 22c. Seed leaf wai quiet and
steady The sales were 10 ca?es sundries at Sc. a S0c.;
157 do. Connecticut, crop oi 187.'. at 10>,c, a 18c.; *7tido.
Pennsylvania, crop of wt% on nrivaie terms; 2ftti do.
Connecticut compressed, 187S, atiMc. a 4J<\ rhe market
lor foreign win steady. We note aales of ;,0 bale* of
Havana it 90c a SI 10
Whisht?Keeeipts 464 bbls. Market qniet and easy,
mu i ui? a?id at sf iix.
Wool.?The market remains very quiet, pending the
auction bale of an entire cargo of Sydney wool which
takes plac this week anil wnich will lairlv ten the
market for fine wool. Ne>v spring California Is arriving
very Ireelv, but does not command sufficiently bmn
prices to induce further shipments to any xu-nt. We
note sales ol 5,1.1)0 lbs. Australia at JSC.; 2i,uC0 Ids. super
pulled, mostly at 47c a S c.; 5.000 lbs. No. I. pulled at
Sic.; 14,000 lb<. lexas, part at J4e. : 10.000 lbs combing
fleece, part at 57'-so. tor puled; 15.000 lbs. California
tall .in, part at 2ic.; 75,0oo lbs. Calitornla spring cup,
mostly at JUc.aSSc., and 1.000 Ilia combine on private
terms.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Galv?btok, May 18. 1875.
Cotton dull. little doing; middling. 15c. Net re.elpta.
3.0 bales ; gross, 337. sales, 2i0. ptoc'?, S7,0tW.
N*w Orleans, Mav 18, 1875.
Clotton quiet: middling, 15)$c. Net receipts, 7s5 Males;
gross. 1,000. export" ?lo Orcat Brita n, 5,814; to Frauce,
10,970; coastwise, 2.0.J3. Sales, 1,.'?U). stock 97,743.
Mobile, May 18, 187V
Cotton quiet; middling, 15c. a 15V. : low mld.lling,
14^0. a 14^c.; <ro'>d ordinary, 14c. Net receipts, 113
bales. Exports coastwise, 407. t-a!es, 500 Stock, 17,346.
Savannah, Marv is, m;5.
Cotton quiet: middling, )55fcC- Net receipts, Is2 bales.
Exports coastwise. 2.3J0. Sales. IDS. stock. 14.811
Wilmiwctoh. May 14. 187V
Spirits of turpentine Arm at Sic Roun steady - SI 50
forstralned. Crude turpentine steady. $1 U) tor hurd.
S-'^o for yellow dip, $.160 for virgin. far qutct at
SI 40
Ugwxoo. May 18. 187,V
Clour unchanged ; sales of 1,600 bbls , at So 5,1 tor No. 1
spring, $7 for amber winter, $7 25 tor white winter.
$7 50 tor double eitra Wheel quiet; No. I Milwaukee
club, 81 20: extra whee Michigan, SI 40. Corn steady
at 84c. Barley <juie'. Corn meal. #37 tor bolted, $36 for
unbolted, per ton Millteed steadv short*. $2.1: shipstuffa,
S^ft middlings, fit per ton. < anal trelght*?Wheat. tl^c ;
corn mid rye. h^c.; oata, 4c. lu Sow \nr* : lumber, $-50
a Si 7U to the Hudson. Lake receipts?Lumber, Ui.'OO
faeC
BcrrALo, May 18, 1875.
Receipts?Flour, 4,100 obis ; wheat. 5,000bushels: corn,
128,500 da; oats. 4,0*) do.; barley. 2.00> do. shipments
(railroad;?Flour.3.8KJ bbls.: wheat,7.500 tiusliels: corn,
203,000 do ; oats, 137 50J do.; barley, 2,000 do Canal
shipments coinmen -e reporting to-morrow. Canal
freights unsettled 8)j,c. a SKc. for wheat, anil 7l,c. a
7 tjo. tor corn to New York tiourdull and iiiichaiiKcd.
Wheat heavy, little disposition to "perate; quo'ations
entirely uomiaal; sales ot 5,000 bushels No. I Milwaukee
Club ?iid 8u'i do. No. 1 w hite Michigan on priv ite term*.
Corn lower: scl.ers must make further concessionsu
2,r>0d bushels only changed hands at 78c. in lots, oata
inactive. Itye and barley, none here. l*ork, lard anil
hlghwiues unchanged.
Tolbdo, Mav 18,1875.
Flour steady. Wheat iu fair demand and firm; No. 2
white Wabash. Si No. i whi e Michigan Si 30ti:
amber Michigan. Si 29K a SI .934 June. Si 30)2;
Julv. Si 32: No. I red, S> 3i; No. 2 red, SI 28>. Julv.
SI i2, No. 2 amber Illinois, Si 30fi a SI 81. Corn closed
dulhhiirh mixed, 76Vc.: June, 7?Sc. : Julv, 77*(; low
mixed, Oats dull- No. 2 69c.; white 701*0 He
ceipts?Wheat lo.<0? bushels. Corn. 41,000 do <>ats,
6, :00 do. Shipmcnu?Wheat, 9,0 o bushels; corn. 25,000
do.; oats, 5,0 0 do.
Chicago. May 18, 1875.
Flour?Demand light; holders firm. Wheat steady;
No. I spring. SlUoVj: No. J do., SI 02Y suot: tl U'v,
June; SI 07*. Julv: No. 3 do.. 97c. a 9i\ : rejected
a S9*.1. Corn in fair demand and lower; No 3
mixed. 71c.. spot; 72yc.. bid June; 75^0., bid July: re
jected. 67^c. a 6(<c. Oats in fair demand anil lower;
No. 2, 63'ac. a 6'i?,c., spot: 6H,c., bid June; rejected,
61)^c live quiet an.l weak; No 2, SI 06. Har!e\ ad
vanced and in l'.ilr demand : No. 2 soring, SI 35 ail 37,
gpot: tl 06. sept tnbor. Pork dull and drooping tit $.'1 in
a S-'i 15. spot: S-M 10. June; $21 45 a $21 47'.. Julv. Lard
quiet aim weak at $1509^. ?P"t or June ; $1530,, I til v. Hulk
meats quiet and w eak: shoulders, s'jc.; short rib middles,
HXc.: short clear do., 12l*c., all loose, spot. Whiskey
In fair demand, advance ! at $1 17 Freights unchanged.
Receipts Flour, ll.iWI lib!*. ; wheat. 80,000 bushels;
corn, 56,00 do.; oa is. 3 ),000 do.: barley S.i?) do. ship
meuts? Flour, 5,0*' hole.; wheat 22,(Ni0 busheis; corn,
37.010do.: oats. :>-',0n0do ; barley, 4,000do. At the at er
noon call of the board?Wheat lower at $1 03*j a $1 i'H4,;.
June; $l o#>4. ?ul.v. Corn lower at 7l>ic . June; 75o.,
July, u.tts dull and lower nt fi2?i'c.. cash ; CS'^c. aHI'-c.,
June. Pork lower at $Ji 05)b a til 10. June; $21 35,
Julv. I aril heavy and lower at $15a $15 02^, June;
$15 20 a $.5 25, July.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PitoviDixcz R. I. Mav 18. 1874.
Printing cloths dull and unchanged.
HAVANA MARKETS.
Havawa. May 17. 1878,
Sugar nominal. Exchange quiet, owing to the holi
days; on the United states. oO davs, gold, ilj n Hi
f remium short sight, 113 a 115 premium; on l'aris, 112 a
13 premium.
EUROPEAN MARKET.
Loirnoif Paoticci Makkst? Losdo*. May 18?Even
ing? spirits turpentine. 23s. 3d. a 23s. 6,1. per cwt.
A."
FWASCIAL.
-liau.OOO MADE IN TWA MONTHS?
a'waLL STREET OPERATION.?The banking boose
of Alex. Prothlngham k Co. 1J Wall street. who deal In
itock privileges. hare paid thu enormona mo to their
customer* during tbl* abort space of time. Pome per
sona hare made at higli at *6.000 from only $100 origi
nally lnreated. ani many have made 11.000 and over
from only $30. They paid in a single day over $40,000.
for which only $3,000 wa* received, or $37,000 net profit
to varioui people. Tnev employ -coatlnuouaiy from
twelve to atteeu competent bookkeeper* and aseistants.
With thu strong foice they are often compelled to re
main at their work until midnight. This energetic firm
well deserves the ere fit of being the leading house in
their branch ot I ustucss. and It la most wonderful to ae
knowledge that thev have established this business in
the abort space oi five year*.
1 hnv have cu-doir.ere who reside in nearly every State
ot the Union, foe dominion of Canada; from tne Inland
ol i Uba ih y rccetve orders from persona who are con
tinually dealing iu sloes*. 1 heir business hat laconic so
extensive tnat two experience i correspondent* are em
plot ed to atiend to their advertising accounts. I he.r
cards may i>e real in every first cisas newspaper pub
lished in the United State*. To ihis they attribute a por
tion of th lr su-ees*. We advise those desiring to place
their business with a flriu possessing the very highest
record for uprightness and who c< n'uct their business
?pun honest princlplea to deal with this house.
They also Issue a weekly report ol ihe condition ot I
affairs in Wail street, ? liich they are glad to mail me,
for one v ar, to anyone who d< sires and contemplates
speculation
rend tor it ?Evening Mail of 13th tnat
New Tork Commercial Advertiser says:?
The bsnktnn house of Alexander Krothlngbam k Co..
No. 11 Wall street, ha* in Its employ twelve bookkeepers I
and assistant! There are other stock privilege firms
who emnlt.v iroin U-ree tn six men. This nrm have es
tablished their enure baslne** during the last five years.
Boston I allv News says :?
Messrs. Alexander Frothlnghsm k Co. will furnish to '
those de?lnn< to Invest in Wail street explanatory cir
cular*, containing detailed statements and quotations
and m*n\ "points" ot gre*t va ae to the uninitiated,
their office is at li Wail street, flew Tort city.
New Tork Urap'tieears:?
Tins old established house offers facilities for specn
latlntr with an investment of money ranging Irom $90 to
anv amount, ami ..'Ives -mall Investors the same advan
tage as tnose who invest thousands ot dollars. During
the last month investment* of$i0> on many stocks nave
returned profit* irom $S0Mo$uB This seems marvel
Ions to those unaccustomed to Wall street operation*.
ne*erthe|ew It i* tru?. as ? (instantiated by the fluctuation
of prices at the Sloe* hxcnange
ACOV8T BELMONT k CO..
Hanker.*, I? and 31 Ns.saati street.
ttsue travelers' credits, available in *11 parta of the
world, through the
Measrs. De Rothschild
and their correspondents.
Also commercial credit* and teleiraphie transfer* of
money on California, Europe and Uavana.
Am J. k w. 8ELIGMAN k CO.,
Bankers,
M Brotd street New Tork.
issue Letters ot credit i or travellers.
payable tn any part ot Europe, Asia, Africa. Australia
and America .
draw BiUaet l-xchange and inak* telegraphic transfer*
of money on Europeand i alltornta
A? MONEY TO LOAN ON LIFE AND ENDOWMENT
? Insurance Policies; also to bay same at full value,
and ethar policies given and diiterences paid in cash
I'ALL P. T??ni?. ,V> l.ibertv street
Albert u. ifiooi ay a . o,
htock Brokers and Auctioneers.
No. flae street. New York.
All first class municipal ?, $ and id per cent, city,
countv. .-tite. town and rallrosd Bondet city railroad.
in?ur;tnce, bank and ga* light bought and sold
and dealt In by u* as a specialty 23 yesr*.
A.
on same paper) *.*>: SO to $.I7>. SO to *0 aavs per
100 share* LArsMI) A BAZL8Y, T4 Brosdway.
AT MKAHONABI.K RATES?MONEY ON LIPS AND
J\ Rndo ment Insurance Policte* Mertssge* and
other securities. Insurance of sll kind* effected with
best companies J.J. il AHRIC H A Co , 117 RroadWay.
k ?I.AFMLEY k MAXLKY. 74 BROAIlWAY.-MTOCK
A. PRIVILKOKB ON Mc.MHKK.H or THE jTOi'K
EXCHANGE mlM OIVEN AT TIME <>p PI R
CIIaKi; N<> PRIVILEGE YOR Ll>s TIUN 180
SHARKS; OI7R I'RI NCIt'Al.S ill NOT ADYBRTI K;
NO i UN | RA' f.> IN (IliR N AMR; PAMPBLRT. "HOW
Money i? 1.0.4i w maok in Wall sirbet,"
MAILED KRKK TO ANY ADDBKS*.
A ?STOCK PBIVILKOBS ON ALL THE ACTIVE
n . stocks negotiated at 1 to 2 per cen- from the mar
ket. $:i) to SMI puts or call* $?*> to $3fid double prlvi
leges. I he system ol operating I* full* explained In a
pamphlet, with valuable statistical Information, sent
free Jo nil who desire to speculate. TL'MBRIDtfl A CO.,
Banker* and Brokers, No. 1 Wall street.
A MY AMOUNT FROM $1000 10 $*'.<?' To LOAN
-\ on improved and unimproved Real Kstate in tbi*
ally or Brooklyn, lor tertn bl ?sa*. without bonus.
WILLI vM 8. LKAVITT. lap Broadway.
Bank notes or brokbn sotrherb and
other banks, bough' st the highest prices box .< M0
Post office. K II ilI L/.... Banker. 61 Wall street.
HOLDKM ok BCRLINUTi-N. CEDAR UAPlD- AND
. Mlnne?ota Kallroad Compsnv'.* first Mortgage
BouSs are requested to cMMBunicate at once with the
t hai man of the Bondho ders' Coinrilttee, care Kred.
Bntterfleld k Co., box l.UI Post othce, Neo York, giving
number and de*crint'on of bond held, and they will re
ceive mil information of steps which have been taken to
place the property of the company into the^hsnd" of a
receiver tor the benefit 01 the bondholders. PRhO.
Taylor, chairman; I', c. Calhoun, President Fourth
National Bank, New York: Charles L. Kroei. New York;
R. R. Comatock. President National .Citizens' l'.ank, New
York: Jesse A. Marshall, New York; A. T. l<oWe,
President first National Bank, Boaton; John M. Denl
son. BslUnora.
rPTAlTClAIU.
I Newport c?ttVM L?A> OH QOOt
desiring hrlDC'P4"
P* ^ ORaXT. lift Broadway.
JOHX 8. PIERCE, NO, 5 PINE STREET lOa ViJ
nou67 without bonui oq approved K*?a'l *Rat*f*
?h.V M ^r ,un ? Wertehegter cono*T; ?Uo1U1
cnase? Mortgages at toweit rata*. p
]Vf?nF.I ,.ro %OAIL ov. C"T Brooklyn" wn
5'r^tr?rg?)rC'> ^
"KTUl ICK.? LIBERAL LOANS AT MODi-Rati.'
ities-rK?^?rUlrt(1HOIV'1' Bonds and other Secur
????? Bond* wanted, alto Missouri Oounirinn
Broad way! M<'*kan UonJ<" ? w MARK Ha^
Pamphlet, "how StONKY 13 LOST A V n w ...J
;u Wall street;" (fully explains privileged viiL i
?ree to any address, by l.APSLKY A BAZlSy, 7? Broil
T"n?h,T.?u.r A " pkintixo estabmshmkn i
all i llavv "n,urpa?^d (acllities for doln -
moderate price * Wh ungual promptness an 1 a,,
\\"A*tkd? trt.U00 FOR FIYK YEARS SECTRFn R*
interest? iTr'rinV'* ?n *[1*' in Indinnspolis* Ind
MEKkIll. box 4,Ml New Yo? Poitomce *
Tlf ANTED-fW.OOn, ON BOND AND JfORTOArp
commission ' AdliV-' ?j f*urt; no b0DU?: ??
t a I i ?t'?.P">A fl d" I'iij} EC ?r|t IT Y? h? % PortofflcT ?r ?"Pl'
IKK) I-N "NK Sl M-TO LOAN "oNrNJ.W
Principals only. K^h?h*2*l'V 8U
?te Mi-rrantile Library. ? 189 K'chth street, opp?.
$200,000 wanted FOR THREE oTTlV*
Sr ?nV jrwsgyfggjjag n?
$275,000 '" i.man on vacant lots or
money within ten days'?V Property in ibis city;
A. L. MORDEC M. No ft rjne street
$H00 00(1 7? Loan-TKL'ST funds IN SL'MI
LW. L?o?hiw InsUfMca Company! 1-7 Uroadwa*
/inn ' " loan?on mew \,,. ? u
s"'r ,stadia
MrValn 'omrr Adt,rM* AT.OKNEY, boxlH
$3 )0 000 JKI-TbT FUNDS TO LOAN.-MORi,
? . WYt KOFP. n?. .'i^ Pine (treet.
$350 000 TR.UST FL'M"S TO LOAN ON BONH
rte'iKR rysafc* uUy pro?
< AI.L,N1),.K a LAUken'k,'s/ptne ,treet
$500 000 i? P?AS ON OR BUY stocks
I7.QMP.0 w
lii ?IHE8S tll'POKTt^rriKS.
A DP"l?'VCAPirAL wanted?in the credo!
In* business; security given. u H KI Rhh i**
Washington street. New Yon. fj-.RRIS, 185
A PARINERWIi'H $15,ooj TO TAKE AN ACTIVR
ss.ss^s^as
A PHYSICIAN. OR GENTLEMAN Willi smrii
knowledge of medicine and jsiu wnnt'it i'm?
1'nTitoV 'N?- 10 ,VMt , h'rd ?'r0*' cTM from (Ttolt
? SS?*??
A ^ ACTIV h, KIThRIKXrED MAN WITH ?- /via t/*
A fiftffL " s' N FS.S?\y E>TBKOOK'S BOV MM
?73 H ml ion at"^' 4,1 "mpleti
A OROCKR WAX'ED.?OVER seventy" FAirrr tits
?treet and Third avenue. iJrooklyn DAY, Plfty-ftitli
A TTl- NTMK, Bl'l I.DER ? ? Al* tSOt leasr Wl I T ?*
AKifc
A CHAKC FOR a PERSON WITH AROt T 1MTA
^ii0? *^d"or_? v o? th'rTA?d reli'^?37? c"anal'?. *
A -additional capital PRoorTmm
T)AR1IR8 HA v IVG AMPLF FACILITIF^ ~pnp tub
tlcie "'""heTr'ITne' Wnh'rM"^: '".^rS^I: S
PATooi'in'the hsr't wsre^ lln* tor*?le^ ,,P,^^D
every store and dwelllna It will nar a v*f? i/,5? L
? Mention. Addre? P fi',7.Id
CJTOCK FARM.-WANTRD. PARTY HAVI.M. ?A.UU0TO
O $10,o lake l'itere?t ?n<1 ra?n?ifinfil oi ?tock
lirm in >tat<" of Iowa: real eataie s-aunt) for in rent
menta. A'Mrea* W II H.. Herald
qpi.k>did oitoktcsity to mark money ?
k~ $1 .'<? will aeenre in liin>t in it TranlUu Etttr
prlae that will pay 93 iU) profit tfcia lumnwr. Apply at
SO Hmad afreet. room 7.
WANTRD-$5.non TO $19.0m IN TUB *A!?fTAO.
?> luring ol an entirely new ?eiv|ng machine, winch
will supersede moat nil othera now In use. fall on or
mlilrfM R. IIARUklR, 77 Franklin atreet.
\t" -AN KsTABMsHKD RANKING HOC SB, WITH
?' . a valuable onthern bo?Bm. wounld :it? a capi
talist with $tS.II(U to extend the aame; or to form e.miieo.
tion wlih ?onie g?wi l concern with equal capital lor
ttn lr inniual advantage. Apply to OKKMA A CABt.K
To.*, Ml H road way ___
AIT A N TED?IN A WELL E'TABI.ISHKD MANCFaC
" InrlDif company. 'loin* a food bu*ine?a. a re?pon?i
Me psrty with irom to ?!?,#*) a rare opportanit v.
?? uil particulars firm by addressing box l> ? Poat otllc*
WANTKD-A Bt'tfl NBSB M AH WI If tAOTM CA*H.
11 to extend a bitter* of irreat merit; advartiatng
through an expert with ereat efficiency without ex
penae. Addreaa KNTr.BPRftfB, box 17? fferald office.
TIT ANTED TO PI RCIIA8K-A Oi>OD. BSTAHLISHKD
11 Hnaim-as. or an fntereat In one (Jewelry preterre i -
Addreaa, with lull particulars, or call on JA*hS i?KN
NIH A CO., 114 Nsanau atreet.
AQ/T|\ ?RrtAO CASH?wanted. A PART!* KR, IX
ipO'/li. an established florlat business too much Inr
one to tend to i gr eoboaae atocaed with ovor 8 'Oipiauta.
Cal' tor ihrea days. at .28 Welt Fourteenth atreet.
?<lAA ~AN INTKRF.ST IN AN ELKO ANT. EAf*Y
?p.7lM/. iiualnc-'- with a rosponalhie part?\ tor ?!*?:
cs?b; litnineas p.r? $r.u?t vearlr profit*. CaJl on Mr.
V*IL.H)>, No.# West Mxteenth atreet
(i.l nilA skccbeo to a party who wiu,
<PI.U''U aita A bond for f**'. Address BOND, box
Krt Herald offi. e
Oil AAA -A* OFFICE BUSINESS; 8PKCIAliTY.
I not Medic#! or Patents, bat tranaacte 1
with merrhanta. nettinc W.OOn annually: established
t?plve ie?r. I'artira oBly having the raah apply to
M.ovn. n Broadway.
v*:l AAA ?'*?*". ^itb services or ad
?TI.Ul/l'. active nan, to take half Internet la a
well eatabllshed tamil* coal tr ide ; reference* ex
r hanged. .Addroaa COAC AND WOOD, box K? Herald
office
4:1 TiH iwMRDiATBi.YWtr.tBcr thb bk?t
ip I lea .-'tore down town, sto ked and han I
aomelr fit ted np complete. Addreaa TKA*. box 174
Herald office.
ill ({Hil PABTNi B T?) AHMI8T IN
I .UUl'i nianufai turing and aellln* the patent um
breiia lifeboat; al?o light and elegant tor touris a ?r
pleasure boata. will tol l In ? imall handle. Addregg
H(?AT. Ih?x liWI Herald office.
' (II II I -r<,K "ALE OB EXi'HAROR. WHOI.K
?ip ? .VFVi*;. or hall intereat In a abipplng ? inmiaalo*
hmlneaa. eatahllabeil -??. average I tft.um per eear; ilne
location and office; property worUi ail asked. Addreaa
hHlPPiBO. Herald oificc
-PABTNBE WANTED, IN A CASH,
^nUUU sale, no limit bualtie<a; inve^ lvation will
prove thia to be a rare opportunity. Addreaa i?. a. O.
Herald uffice.
IIIHI ?*KQ?'lRBD-TO INTBODCCB PATENT
Of trreat value: eaual intereat will o?
flvan. Addreaa TV !' I\, Herald office.
pa^tnrr wabted-to attend F(.
'J1-*.'/''!' nauclai department of a very iucrativ?
ao<1 "trlcilyr.Mh btitineas, Koll parti, nlara at M Won
fourth atreet, room i, after 10 o'clock.
?lift AAA TO sto.ooo invbbtkh in a stock <;OM
p?ny, now in ftifl operation, win aecnra#
promln<'iit poaitiun nu t liberal Income. Full particu
lar* will lie i.vpii to dcctrtbio partiea in per?on. Addreaa
j siuce i OXPAXi, Herald ndfe*
1 < I III III ovkstment or pabtvbb
VI'WW wanted in ^afe legitimate buatnegsi
! oroflta ioo<t. Address t. h. IL. Ha raid office.

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