The New York herald. [volume], June 19, 1875, Page 9, Image 9

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Stocks Irregular and the Market Fever-\
ish?Prices Generally Lower.
GOLD FIRM AT 117 1-4.
Money Easy at 21-2 and 3 Per Cent on Call?
More Loudon Disasters.
Wall street, )
I'lll PAY, J UliO 18?0 P. M. J
The stock market to-day waa irregular, lever
isli aud troubled. Tlio news from Loadou aud toe
outlook at Home were both tUncoiirazlng. Prices
generally were lower. Tne prevailing disposition
was to sell. According to late reports from the
leading representatives or our railwuy lines there
ts to be uo change lu rates. If these ba true toe
various companies will earn do more aud no less
than they did before tne "war." Consequently
ihe truce that hns been established exerts no
direct effect upon speculative values. Shrewd
operators are predicting still lower fig
ures, but conccde the fact, neverthe
less, that, were It not lor extraneous
Influences, such as those which have sud
denly developed themselves abroad, tue moment
was opportune for a purchase. While there Is
much to be said pro and con there is much to be
misconstrued la the saying, and we, therefore,
limply recite tne prices, and leave to others the
privilege of Inference. It is difficult to say how
much the stock market was affected by these
foreign complications or by local causes. The
figures are as follows
THE STOCK MARKET.
The most actlvo security was Lake Sntre, of
which some 166,000 shares were sold at from oi%
to 69. Later there was a recovery lo CO. A large
snort Interest was created. Erie was active, un t
receded from 15% to 14%, ending, however, ut
16*4. The "bears" are naming 10 and even a lower
figure as the result of the proceedings ror fore
closure. Pacific Mall sold at 32,1?? a 32y, a 32?;.
Uosslp concerning this stock Is quite contradic
tory. Western Union during the day was firm,
ranging from 75 to 75%, with a close at 73%.
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph advanced from 22%
to 23. C., C. aud I. C. weut down to 3, but rained
to 3%. Union Pacific sold at 73% a 74% a 73%.
New York Central at lul% a 101%. St. Paul was
Ireely offered tor sale at 31 a 31% a 31},, and enderl
at 81%. Northwestern common sold at 36 a 36% a
34%, with closing figures at 3e%. Ohio and Mis
sissippi sold at 22% a 23. Wabash declined from
7% to 6%.
THE SALES TO-DAY
amounted to 802,000 shares, which were divided
among active stocks as lollowsNe w York Cen tral
and Hudson, 4oo; Kris. 48,600; Lake Shore, 166,700;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 600; Northwestern, 7,900;
do. preferred. 100; Rock Island, 1,700; Pacific
Mail, 28,400; St. Panl, 3,800; do. prelerred, 4o0;
Otilos, 8,600; Western Union, 40,000;Waoaso, 3,100;
Union Pacific, 8,4u0; C? C. and 1. C., 1,303.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following tabla shows the opening, highest
and lowest prices of the day :?
Opening. Highest. Lowest.
New York Central lul% 101% 101%
Kile 13% 16% II",
Lake Shore 61% 61% 69
Wubash 6% 7% 6%
Northwestern 3> 36% 36%
Northwestern preferred 49% 49% 49%
Kock Island 101% 101% 101%
PltUburg 89% 90 89%
Milwaukee unu St. Paul 31 31% 31
Mil. ami Sr. Paul nref... 54 64 53%
Ohio and Mississippi.... 22% 23 2J%
New Jersey Central 108 109 108
Del., Lack, and Western 118% 118% 118%
Union Pacific 73K 74H 73%
V.f C. and L C 4% 4% 3
Western Union 76 76% 74%
Atlantic and Pacific Tel. 23 23 22%
Pacific Mail 32H 32% 31%
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following are the changes of the last twenty
four hours:?
advance.?Atlantic and Pacific preferred. %;
Northwest common, %; Rock Islrtod. %.; gold. %
Decline.?Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, %;
New VorkCeutral, %; C.. C. ana I. u? %: Erie, 1;
llaunibai and St. Joseph, %; Lake bhor?, 1%;
Pacinc Mali, %; quicksuver. l; St. Paul, Hi
Wanash. Union Pacific, %: St. Paul preieired,
%; Erie in London, %.
The stationary stocks were:?Delaware, Lacks*
iranna an i Western, Harlem, Ohio and Mississippi.
Panama and Western Union and Distriot of Colum
ns 8-6oS.
CLOSING PRICES AT 3 P. M.
Pacific Mall.... 32W a 33% Mil A st Paul.. 31% a MW
Wast Ua Tel.... 76% a 76>a Mil a .st Paul pt 63* a ?3%
Atl A Pec >iel... a ;S < . C, C A in>i... s?> n tl
quicksilver it a 16 C, C k 1 C a 3%
QuleS-llvsr pf.. 2 ? a 21k Dal. Lack A W.llf a 1H%
Msu'oi a 7iH ' rlc 15% a 15%
AJaiiii Ex a loolt l.aaa ohore W?;? a so
American t*... 00 a Mich Ceuiral... 0? a ?7
t a ? X|.ru? ... a *6 N V A llurlcu. .104* a 135X
Walla-l argo Ex ol a 81% MfUAtiK 101% a lUi
Ohio A Alton...102 a 108 N J <,antr*l....iuSH a luv
B?% a 0" UDlO A MISS..... 2V% a S3
Chic AN W.... S?% a ToiAWab 6% a 6*4
- ? Cn Pacific 73)$ a 7J?i
Chic A S W pi.. ?9k a
Chicago A Kl .Uifi a 101*.
THE HONEY MARKET.
Money closed at 2 and 2% per cent on call. The
rates on commercial paper are unchanged. The
advance in tne borrowiug rates for gold to 1-32
per diem can-tea a weaker feeling in 60-day bills
on London, and prime bankers' bills could be
bought at ttie close at 4.87. Demand bills were
firm, however, with nothing to bo had under
4.90 a 4.90%. The following are the official
quotations st noon:?Prime asking rates lor ster
ling, 4.88 and 4.91; selling rates, 4.87 a 4.87% and
L90 a 4.90 ^; reicLmarka, 94% a 94% una 95%;
cables, 96; prime Paris, 6.16 and 6.11%; otner
rates, 6.16% a 6.10% aod 6.11% a 6.12%.
THIS GOLD MARKET.
Gold waa steady all (lay at 117%. The carrying
rate at the oDening was 1 per cent, but loans were
afterward made fiat and at 1 a 2 per cent per an
num for use. At the close as hign as 1-64 a 1-32 psr
Ciem was paid for borrowing.
Tne engagements for shipment to-morrow are
tuid to be in tee neignb >rh?od of S3.000,000.
OPERATIONS OP THE GOLD EXCHANGE RANK.
Qold balances tl.GJ6.305
Currency balances 2,033,Its
Gross clearings 45,723,o00
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges $62,240,837
Currency oaiauces 4,os2,ol6
Gold exchanges 6,616,932
qold balances 701,860
IMPORTS OF DRY GOOtiS.
The impbrts of dry goods lor the week euding
to-day were $894 069, and the amount marketed
$962,319. The total imports of dry goods since
January 1, this year, are $62 697,973, and the total
femount marketed $64,383,768.
THE I'XITED STATES TREASURY.
Washington advices to-day repo>t as lollows:?
Customs recelptfior tne week ending June 12,
$2,130,000; receipts lor to-day. ?66o,ooo; revenue
receipts lo-day, $325,000; national bank no es
received for redemption today. $00,000. The
United States Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out
198,009, gold, lor five-twenties redeemed aud
128,00.' -or inteiest. The l reasury balances were
u follows:?currency, $4,000,000; coin, $76,600,000;
less eoin certificates. $i9.6uo,ooo.
THE FOREIGN MAttkKT.
TBS London advices report toe failure of N.
Alexander, Son * Co., merontmsj Octavius,
Phillips k Co., colouisl brokers, of London t
Young, Uothwic* k Co., with llabiliues at
t2,6U>,000 sterling, and Medlook, Swallwate k
Co., 01 Manchester. The liabilities of tne first
named was sot dowa at $1,000,000. Cousois were
weak at the opening, but atterwsrds became firm
and advanced. United States oonds were strong.
Ihe Baok of England iaiusj iiiT.ooa on bais&oe
tu'day.
Toe leelmg at half-past three o'clock P, M. on
ihe Rnglisu atock Exohange is lepoi'ted less
llooniy. although, strange to say, o.hor i$ilurea
?re reported to be at band. Tne hsiupast ioar
9'ciook p. M. quotations are as follows:?Cousois
lor money, 92% a 93; do, tor account. 93%; 1866
bunds, old, 100% a 108%; 180* bonds, 108% a 106% |
ten -lorry bonds, 104% a 104%; no* fives, 108%;
trie, 13%. ihe-e are 1 he London Stock Exchange
tflieiai 4uotatlous.
SAVE SBABVIS.
hank saares sola at UAk tar Oontiaenial. 191
for Fourth National, 154 for Parle und 149 for Me
chanic*'. The following were the latest bids:?
America, 165; Central National, 101; Chemical,
l,000;City, 300; Commerce, 124; Continental, 108M\
Corn Exchange, 130; First National, 200; Fourth
Natlonsil, 101; Hanover, 90; Importers and
Traders', 203; Mechanics', 148; Mercantile, 108;
Merchants', 125; Metropolitan, 134; N'*snau, 103;
New York, 135; North America, 103%; Park, 164;
Peoples', 140; Tradesmen'#, 140^; Union, 137.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed strong at the follow
lnff quotations:?United Slates currency sixes,
1122; ao. do., 1881, registered. 121 a 122 y;
do. do.. 1881, coupon, 120>? a 127; ?o. five-twen
tleu, 1S62. registered, 118%; <lo. do., oo., coupon,
118.',' a 118?i; do. do., lt>04, registered, 118% a
11U; do. do, do., coupon, 110a 119; do. do.,
1805, registered, 121% a 122; do. do., do., coupon,
1223? a 122%; do. do., do., new, registered, 120% a
121; do. <lo., do., coupon, 124% a 124%; do. do.,
1807, reglstsred, 121)4 a 121),; do. do., do., cou
pon, 12534 a 1251 -j; do. do., 1808, registered, 1213.
i a 121%; do. do., do., coupon, 1233,' a 125?;; do.
ten-forties, registered, 1183* a 118%; do. do.,
coupon, 119% a 119)^; do. liven, 1881, registered,
118 a 1183*; do. do., do,, coupon, 118,K *119.
railroad bonds.
These were quiet, though lirm, especially in the
late dealings. The largest transactions were in
Union Pacific firsts and sinking lunds, the former
seilinz at 104% a 104%, aud the latter at 93% & 94.
Central Paclflcs sold at 105%, Pacific of Missouri
firsts at 04% a 94?*, and Ohio and Mississippi con.
coildated at 90%. C., C. and I. C. firsts were down
1% per cent, ana Wabash firsts (St. Loots division)
2 per cent. Northwestern firsts were % higher, as
were also New Jersey Central firsts. Cantral Pa
clflcs and Oregon brunch firsts.
STATE BONDS.
In State bonds the transactions were oonfined
to Missouri long sixes at 102%, Georgia gold sevens
at oo and Virginia deferred at 8%. District of
; Columbia 3-65'.- sold at 73%, a decline of 34. There
were no -ales of Tennessees, but quotations were
lower. The Nashville Banner 01 the 16th says:?
Governor Porter yesterday received a despatch
from Comptroller Game-, saying that lie would
l*ave New York at five o'clock P. M. lor Nashville.
Ho lud tailed to make satisfactory arrangements
to borrow money. He could obtain it along lu the
neighborhood of 9 per cent, but ike Stat* could
n >t afford to pay more than 6 per cent. Tne
July interest will, therefore, not be paid.
MEMORANDA.
Philadelphia advices report stocks unsettled
aud give the fallowing quotations:?Pennsylvania
sixes, third Issue, 112%; Reading Railroad, 53%;
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, 20%; Pennsylva
nia Ralirjid, 493*.
The Harlem Railroad and Western Union Tele
graph transfer books will be closed to morrow tor
dividends.
It Is understood from good authority that the
Pennsylvania and Baltimore aud Ohio managers
are arranjfinz a new schedule of passenger fjres
and freight rates, but Hi view of tne contracts
made extending to September and October, tftey
aienot likely to effector change existing prices
for some time to come on the Western roads, es
pecially those which are compelled to compete
with the canals.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
Friday, Jans 18, 1876.
BEFORE CALL?10 A. M.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
COTTON ON THE BPOT WEAK.?FUTUREB l-8c.
LOW ER?FLO U B DULL?WHEAT DULL AND
DEPRESSED?CORN QUIET ?OATS DULL AND
LOWER?RYX NOMINAL?BARLEY QUIET AND
UNCHANGED?BARLEY MALT NEGLECTED AND
NOMINAL?PORK IRREGULAR?LARD EASY?
PETROLEUM FIRM?NAVAL STORES QUIET AND
FIRM?GROCERIES QUIET AND FIRM?HIDES
ACTIVE?LEATHER QUIET?OILS QUIET?
WHISK! Y EASIER?FREIGHTS QUIET?HEMP
AND JUTE QUIET AND STEADY?GUNNIES
FIRM.
Friday, June 18?0 P. M.
Trade matters have remained substantially the
same auriug ttie.carrent week, as ttiey were dur
ing its immediate predecessor. Tne marietta have,
for i be mojtimrt, been devoid of activity and buoy
ancy, and la some cases, In which ttiey were lust
week conspicuously active, a reaction bas
set In and prices bave fallen materially.
Tbe important failures in England reported by
cable, though unaccompanied by any symptoms
of panic, so far as reported, cannot but exert a
disastrous and widespread Influence on trade cen
tres, not only In Europe, but elsewhere; and es
pecially wlitu ttiey are tbe apparent culmination of
a long period of commercial stagnation. No effect of
these failures Is apparent here as vet. unless the sudden
reactiou In the breadstuff* market?the commencement
of the activity In which was first manliest In the active
export movement?be the result ot precaution
ary measures rendered necessarv by them. How
ever this may be, and whether there be danger
ot more extonded (allures or not, It win behoove the
mercantile community to exercise the utmost caution.
A commercial panic at this lime would certainly not be
tbe result ef overtrading, for there has certainly been
an almost universal complaint of "No trading" during
j toe past year or two. still, as panics olten come when
least expected, it Is bast always to be prepared for the
worst; and it tbe present troubles can be couflned to the
lew lallures thus lar reported, extensive though they be,
it will be a subject lor congratulation. The most
noteworthy event here Is the reaction In
the market for wheat. which was exceptionally
actlvd last week, when the tales on the spot and In
i transitu amaunied to some millions of bushels at rap
! Idly advancing prices. ibe deiuaud has been light
throughout the current week, although considerable
purchases have been luduceu by granting material con
cession!. amounting in ail to about 9e. a Be. per bushel.
It Is a noteworthy ract that the largest buyers last
I week have been tne freest sellers this wee*. I he manipu
lation ot the market have nm been understood, aud the
theories advanced by the unlnitiatea have been various,
the volume of business, though small bycomparisou
with last wees. has. nevertheless, been pretty large.
Corn has met with considerable favor and tne ssiet
bave been pretty heavy, especially of old tntxed. which
has sold readily for export at full prices. Oats have re
mained without radical change, thouuh the market bas
favored the buyer lor the m jst part, and prices have
settled considerably for the week, ibe movements ot
provislou* have been very erratic, prices alternately
advancing and declining with uo apparently sufficient
reason. Tbe market has been under tbe
constant manipulation of speculators, so that
the laws ot demand and supply bave been
whollv Inoperative applied to roth pork and
lard. The speculative transactions have Seen quite
moderate, tbe speculators themselves having an
fareutly regarded the future wuh some i.lstruit.
reigbts have varied somewhat In accordance with the
necessities of the arsiu shippers. An aclive daman 1 for
graiu has generally been the signal for Increased tirta
Bass on the part of ship owners, and higher rates tor
i.erth freignu and vessels tor charter have been
demanded, on the contrary the opposite course
has had tbe opposite effect, on the whole rates
aro not essentially changed from last weed's
figures. fo-Uay the weather w.ta unfavorable tor tbe
free moremeutof merchandise and business wai some
what circum-crloed in consequence, un'change flour
remained dull. Wheat dull and lower lor future. Crn
dull and a shade easier. Oats dull and lower. 1'orx
and lard dull aud easv. Whis&ey easy. Freights
steady. Ootion on the spot was redurmd i,'c and lutures
were Xc- lower, l'elroleuin was firm Navai stores
were <juiet and firm. Ilides were active. Leather was
quiet, oils were quiet Hemp and jute were quiet
Gunnies were firm. Groceries were generally quiet,
but firm. Molasaes was quiet, with a moderate busi
ness i.K-e continued quiet but stesdy. spice was
dull and unchanged, sugar was steady and a shade
firmer in tone.
AnTinosr.?'The market was quiet and prices were
without change. We quote reguios 13c.
Asuks. ?ihe market wee quiet, with a few Jobbing
ssles at unchanged prices. We quote?Pots, Ac. a4.Sc.;
pearls. Sc.
Hta-ia isd Psas.?The jobbing demand for mediums
was moderate and held firmiy. but some holders were
disposed to ask Sc. higher. Marrows were firmly held
and were lairiy active tor export. We quote:?Me
dtutn. new. cuoice. Si WO a $1 M: do., fair totrool. SI AO
a 91 71; marrows, new,choice. 92 4J a 92 5>; do., fair
to eood, >2 i 92 lit; pens. new. 91 W a 92; red kidney,
prime, new. 91; green peas. new. 92 40 a 9-' 60; wmte
aidnev, choice, 91 a 92 10 da lair to good ; SI 5J a 9> 74.
Hiiswii nonstn illy unchanged. VVe quote Western
at 33c. a Sic. and . outhern at 34c a 36c. per In.
IIrooh Coa*. ? i be market was strong, but unchanged.
We quote:?Brush, short, green choice. ISHc. a 14>3c.:
hard green, 13c. a 13c.; green medium. ll)c. a lie.; red
and rea tipped, sc. a 10c.
Mvitcs.?i he supply of Western was increasing, so
receiver* were tree sellers and were not disposed to
reiuse a reasonable bid, and prices were expected to
settle down soou; tbe arrivals were good and the
deinaud was tirm, bat buyers were more particular as
to quality, aud stock that was sold a weok aeo as fresh
ouaiity was rejected and had to be placed at easy fig
ures in order to effect sales. I here w?? a lair Inquiry
tor Welsh tubs. Pota ware in lair demand and
s ?> ,d.v, althougu Uie arrivals were rather liberal,
ihe d nisud tor state was fair, and the supply
was moderate and choice. tu:l prices were received.
We quote:?New buuer-Siate cr. uuicrv, pails and tuns,
39c. a SOc.: btate firkins, cneice. grass yellow. 37c. a
38c.; do. do., good to prime. 3?ic. a 27c.; do pails choice,
27c. a 3Sc ; do. do., good to prune, 24c. a 26c. ;do. do.,
comiuou to gooJ, 2Ue. a 23c ; do haif firkins, tubs, choice,
26c. a 28c do do., do., good to prime 24c. a 43c. ; do.
do., do., cotuuion, 3Ja a 33c.; do . Welsh tube, choice. 2tic.
a 27c.; do. do . do., good to prime, 24c a 23c.: do. do .
do. common, 20c. a 23c.; Western creamery, choicc, loc.
a 27c.; do. do., lair to good, 24c. a 24c. ; Western Reserve
and Michigan tu^s, choice. 33c. a 3ic.; do., do., do., fair
to good. 30c a 23c ; da. do., do., uoor to fair. lUc. a
18c ; Western tabs choice. 22c. a 33c.; da, do., good to
prime, 19c. a 21c.: do. do., poor to fair. I6e. a 18c. . d i.
Drums, choice, grass yellow. 2.c a i3c.; do. do., good to
frirne, inc. a 21c.: do. do., comm.iu to lair, I6c. a
sc. Old butler?state Arams, tair to good, 14c. a
13c.; do. halt firaias. tubs, common to lair, lie. a
16c.: do. We.eh tubs, common to good. 14c a 1 c.; West
ern flralne, good te prims, lie. u 13c.; uo. do. fair to
geod. lie. a lie. ? do. do., common, lde. a lie. ;oo.. tubs,
eood to prime. Vic. a 13a; to. do . tair to good. lie. a
13c. i do. do. rnminnn. loc. a lie.
CaMuuta.?there was a tair lobbing trade at full prices.
We quote:?sperm. 28c.; sperm. patent, Macy's. a
IVc ; s.carle. M. (i. Mitchell A Cas ,10 0S.K 27o. a H :
adam intius, 12. 14 aud I" og , Uo., Ua. and 1(4.; oiiratfltie
4's. snd 12's. 3fe. a 31c.
cntass ? ibe i bio cheese eoming In this year Is
In vary bad order, but a few reuoy grades were
gold et loc. a lie. for home trade. P..or erodes were
neglacted. and sold at any figure under to. ihe de
mand tor good to Que from shippers was good,
and prices were readily made. We quote
.New cheese?State factory, lancy, l.'Kc. a 13c. do?
flue. UHe- a 12V i ua. good to fins. lOHc. a ll&o.; da,
fair o good. to. a ido t do.. eomtuoit to lair. 9e. a to.; Sta;e
dairies, lancy, full areata. iuo. a 13c. ; do., tair to good,
part sklui, 9c. a #a ; sktiue. 4c. etc.; Ohio factory, Ched
dar shape, fancy, He. a llWo.; do., do., flae, loo. a lie. i
do , up., good to One, Sc. s luo.; da, fiat shaped, faacy,
loc a lie.; da, do . fine. so. a lUe.; do., do.. goo<t to One,
to. a sc.: do., rair to good, te. a 7*.: da, common to
tair. 3e. a Jo.
Corraa. - the market for Rio was strong. Other kiudi
were linn. Sales ot Klo were IStoags ex Morning ?t?r
aud M7I oags ax l'hrse Brothers on private terms Ms
quota Ordinary cargoes. ISc. a iti 4o. ttir do.. 17". a
17Mo . go 11 do.. 17*c. a 19e.; prune do.. laife. a IsMo. t
extreme rsage tor lots, ISo. a l?Me. i gold, t>0 or 90 uaysi
Java, governmeflt bags, 'Mo. a ;4Sw. ; no,, grau mate. 2 a
a f <o. i Singapore, d.i, 210. a itc.; Oeylon. Mi. a 2lkc. t
Meracalov. sie. a lie ; Laguayra. i9Hc. a vlxfo.i Ja
msiea, 17HC a lHKo ; at. uoiumgo. ISHc. a i7 ?.: Porto
Kioo, i9o. ui9^*'i casta itlea, 17o. a *)Xc. i Moxlcan,
19*0. a 3us.; Angostura, lie a tlMo. j safaaiiia, 2t>c. a
33c. i Curauoa, lie. a 19hc.
Coapaot ?i Be marui for both Manila and hemp was
quiet and firm, with a fair inquiry at uncbangsd pries.
w? quote i-Maalla Uaraa aud small stsei. per lb.. 15c.
a I60.1 ua, coinage, bd t rope turns, 1j?<o a IJUr s
tarred Maui a, UWc.; ?isal rope, lie. a l3c.; Mow /e*>
laua. lie. a 110.. Russia hemp, tarred. l?c.; American
ao.. 14.'.: Kuasla bolt rose 1/9.
i.oossaaas 9?oc?.?Ihs market was inae-.irs, and
prues weie wi huut chaoae. We ouo:s:?Molasses
ehooks, Si-lnch, with heads 92 IJ s ii Aj; sugar snoots,
with heals, as-luoh. 93 uO; da do.. W-invn, 91 SO a
if a?: pox rhooks. tie a sec , ruui do..9> to; pipe do.,
Is m a 97; smsir uagsheads. 92 W a 9a 7Si hoops, it
Ml?e. S5s a 37c.; boons. It feet. do..
i c.hiimrmf I,?."4 wV 0rm and prices were un
Cunt,;?1 i iotM snlos 'W.UJOlba. at2Sc, aJ?>?c. We
a * :iTr . (r1L'*"t4 bolV'31c; sic:
Sic ? old fM?U'ing. *o.. mixed low. itfc a
lew , , n YeW m.'Ul
brOD/? -1J ' bolt-, ifc*.; nail.,
I for aTfar'a'dnJ10^0.".* IOr. s<>0t cotton weie reduced ^c.
at IV r Tin'.rU ^ n.?tlc.?s w-re refused by exporters
! Iinri..i"? 'h-ii,. Jdemand Irolti (jerinun ex
! nJIrif.ri'w. i tu'irtfmd blla to table cotton, Greek ex
atiii wtn lav m. market The bid* from the <l*r
Uon. Lh?vP2rVw,Ul reduced quota
iiiurk e t e h??<i rt 2 L V1V. holders otfereu (recly. Ah tlie
_... '",cd despatches were received irurn Llverim ,1
orders and reducing limit,. With
t.e? exte?mi!'i?1,toUM ?r tne Lon(1"" Inaiictai dliticul
ti'u inirk?t r1,n. r lau!',le'iU:r, f'"1 Liverpool, while
nit mm net renurls irotu Liverpool were of *
continued unfavorable tenor, future* solil od He -ind
closed with a continued dewuward tendency the busl
nesein futures was ino,ti.v uue lo pureliaaJi made by
the aitorta to secure profit* He ......i?. - i..?- il?
!i fti*-; J"'y. ? a 14 IMtT "firf-t *fa ? ' ? a
? .. ,!? November, 14 9-ltk\ a 14 ltf-Sic ?
I 5r? n 14 J9-i'A\; .January 14 23-Vv &
tftVxic* A^ii'ilU4"1.^.0 U2, !CUV Ma'rc". ??????*
yuowtjoni darf V?*- ,? ,'?&
! September 1. 1874. una on upland cotton in . ^ runn uS
! In .juallty not mot* thai, halt a tirade above or ""low
U!e/.r^H,^U^a:Zi"'"nary. lS*e. ; good ofdlu?r?
. ordinary. i4t?c ; low middling 15c '
middling, I5>ie.; good mlddUntr, iO&c. yuotauoiula.ei
on Auiericau standard ot classitieuiion
Uplands. Alabama. A'. Orlrn/u Trmm
Ordinary U% 12?- m
pood ordinary 14 u' i?t? llv*
Low middllutf 1 W iit' i5i }.i1
Kiddiinu . iv* jo>?- J?i)
Good middling 158 \!& yJ* a
? w
}? Ynnrf XS' *091 rvg. 10VU.
0 o n s u 10 ct i on* \ \ \ 700 16? y*
speculation 7 i# 2)
Iota,l# 1,082 370 i"7>2
bLenra? orini?.llVevrVi0a.,i'1 io" """Mllum the "los have
^:~^cSf?.rda7.' alter two P M ?Julv, 100
at 15 3-3-c.: August, 700 at k? 3-ltfc., 1,2 0 ut 15 7-*12c ? s#u
tember, 2i>j at 15>0c.: Uciobcr, 400 nt 14 25-;t2o ? Novora
arv 5m ?t i*?-' ge.corabor. 2U0 at 14 21 Sic.: Janu
'? February, eoiat 16c. ? March 1 iui
fw 9 32c.. 100 atlj7-32c. ToUl.fl.5lO balcV To-dir ^
im ^^?i. i lii[) ,lt '* 2W-3ic.. Julv. 200 at 14^c
10Jatl4 2J-32c., 4 JO at 14 16-lSc.. luO at 14 29-'!2c iUj ut
14 16-lOc., 6o) at 14 28-340., Mo "t UltlSc
il1 t^cV^ 1' }i Auiu,t imi
1 Vn . r.'3^0:*' 1Su-- 1 &W at 15 i-32<
!i", ' 5 1-lwJ., :'0) at 15 l-3ic., 700 at 15 1.16e 'lit')
' 'Uttt.1V '.IU0, 14 1Mc - 200 ot 15c., 700at 15
l-32c : .-eptember. 1.400 at 14 w-Sic.; Ijii at 14 15 itv- i ii
nt US1.32c.,83.atl4l51?c., 100 at U ^ lsO at U
\r}*:-X11,0 1,1 u *9 Vc., l.O.HJ at 14 15-lrtc.; October 300 at
it ^ ?-*. at November, loo at l4Sc. loo?iu
17.12c.; December, IU0 at 14 17-32c., iwi u* 14 9 iJc ?
ii?lu'7. ? 'I 14 21-320.: March, itW at 15
6-3-c. total, Ii).700 bale*, lirau I total, 28,500 baler Tne
receipt* at the ports were an tollows t-Ualvestnu i- New
Orleans, 372; Mobile, 89; Savaunah, 421: (hiarlestoit 100
^1' 895; Uahiniore. 4'J: New York'
20/;.Boston aS; Philiidelplila. 84. iotal, l.y.'li Total this
day last week, -',581. Iotal thtg day last year 2 595
Iotal since September J. 14-'2,727 bales. Cotton iriirhu
closed as tollow*:?To llavre. bv uteam, Vc to ii i,..
l)1/' ililf. ' ^'c" co1,l|l'resaed; to iJretneu, bv stoam
Mil'.'s m"01 tU Llverpco1- ly steam, "li^d ; by
! r.uos.?The market wai dull and easy. Some holder.
' ri'iaif L'-' ,hou?h so in.' sales were reported at
2l '?HU' Jj.Vo Quo'o >?i.ong IsUud. ?ow Jerwy and neir
by, 20o. a 21c ; State slid fenusyivanla, l?4;c ? t'auadu
, ohoico brands, l9o ; Western, da. 18^c ?
^""c. ': "0Uth#rn' 18u'; e"eit- ^ a^':'ducu
Fkatukks.? The market was rather Strom: with
oi 2,000 lbs prune tteese leather* at Sue., au l low f ./
mixed at 45c. per lb. We quote :-Prl,ne new gee,, ii?'
a jbc.: mixed, as to quality, 30c. a 35c.; hen f.aihor* &
a#'.: turkey leathers, 5a. per lb leauiers, oc.
?o"'.,.?ic."ACItJ"u were "tl11 and quoted at 12 ii a
27*4 'or short and lull couut. t"u?.u at ia a
Fish.?The market lor codfish was quiet with a mi
demand, at tun prices, ine sales were kw iiofntiu
Oeorire's at $5 50 and 100 do. Banks at $5, and thoi?i?v^ 2
were bou*hu Mackerel continues quiet, with falos n?
#0 bbls. choice threes at 8115) tor No. 1 aud is M
So. 2, and 150 bbls. No. I Bay ut ?8. Boxed hemnfwasae
tivo, with sales of 10.000 boxes at SOc. a 33c. HarreNed
herrlnif was dull and nominal. Wenuoto-?Vo 1 h*v.
S3 50 a $9 a ?10; No 2, none; No. 3. none -' No. 1
$10 a $11; No. 2, $8 a $8 &J; No. 3, Done: No. 1 Fnelijh
none; No. 2. noue; .^o. 3, $G; (itorctt Banic
?k ?r,,nd' ?3 40: Western, none; new lar*e threes'
$6 W; new medium, >o 50; scaled horring s*c t
-No. l, nona. ?
Flouu AKDOBiiK.-Receipts-Flour. 11,040 bbls - wheat
4D,419 bushels; corn. S.uOOdo.; oau.31,6?oTo Th'e?'" Jl
no liuprovoment la the flour market naarlv ?iiti?5!
bein? dull aud some kinds fayorlng tile J2fl? Th
sales were 12 000 bbls. Kye flour wai st^ady Corn
meal was ouiet and unchanged. We note tales nr^n
bbls. aud Si) bags at >1 40 a $4 5(1 W* quoU^Weate?
yeUow. ?3 93 a ?4 25 Jersey and I'enusyivaiu. yellow
SStSa >4 16; coarse, SI 54; tine silted, ft 57- boltad vli'
I low, $1 7o; bolted white, 91 85, per 100 lbs ?
aacked-Coarse, *1 Ma ?1 80; fine yellow ?i 76 . Vffl.
j floe white, Si 80 a *1 SS. D^r 100 lot WeVuote f_ * 7S'
| ^o. 2 >tate .iiittMMiM iimiik.i, . fil ?>? a ?.
huporflno . uuj 4 m 1 S
I'.xira Slate I" i Sj f i S
Choice -ute ' 1 V. J J JJ
Superfine Western ? J
Extra Westsrn ! ! ' 1 o?. ! i*l
Minnesota .... / .?" ? #?
Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands.'..*.**.!'.!" 4 an J S ii
Boundi hoop Ohio, traae brand.^!;!:;!;.'!;:; 5 5*0 t
?tLouis,iowextra!!!!!!!.'!!"!!!!.!"!!,'!"" sSi IS!
St Louis, straight extra "" 4 ? 5 ^
St. Louts, choice double extra 0 90 ! 7 it?
-M. 1*0uis,choice family !!!!! 7 uu 2 a ^
B<e flour, flue to superdne 400? : ?{
Southern. No. 2 1^2 i Si
southern, superflag ? ?? ? J ?
southern, extra....,.......!.. i 5? f ? IS
; Houinern, family * , ^ * JW
Corn meal. Western ' S Ot?1 2 fu,
Coru meal. Jersey ? * i
Corn meal. Braudywine 4 do a 4 S
Corn meal, puncusons *"iloo?
I future daiTvaVv^' ,*i?d d,pre,??d a pressure to sell lor
n quantity offered on the spot was
1 *? "?at the lew leads want#.! for lm
m T*" borrowed or bought at
kVlS a il U ln? <">">prls?d about 110,00) busneli at
f1 kf 14 $* ror No. 211 tiioAfo to trrlre; $1 is 111
ilV* "iTtotsa6^1^ 'J ,0r Slwi&VA I Stor
SI 15 lor No S Mllw-ni;. 44 fo' r*(1 winter toarrlre;
and thWr'Aui^VW"
84c''tw steamer ^ ut+$ biftWKK ?.'
Soa ??{? raSIfi. J' n .* Mc? tor Rv? was nominal at
wof* ^t^O^busnels aV9"J8^t>9c! fo *mtxeu*70c aU72c*'or
wa.\%,,e!,r!dVa?dMn2mm.?d uac"?n?eJ- mail
I r aotra.?. urkish pruues ware In Arm lobbinz damanH
Curranti were held flrtuly at jS^ond. w.ea in tiTL
curT?ntr?^Ail'ai*1 :J00ii at 40* $3 60;
currants, oc. Ainrioridt? Jarratrooa is^c ? Iriei i?4^
flgs drums^c. , ??, . boxy;? ? lic?"ijc.,
almond's.^J'j^au shelled almonda. t7o. a 50c.; oriucese
pX?Jt!A?i>JSg SS;
SaS* S2ln?2.,<C'.J. k.***1" VB,11U" 12c.': Bo*
a 12c ? wilnuts, ll?,c.
w?. l.iani.L J ?arceloua fllberu. 7Va. t
seedless raisins, S5 -4; Kreuch prunes a M; .?
O^^TruU01^??yvfrrl* were 6??n aud scarce
Jl. WM 12 aciiTo demand and void at fUU
?r?m ,rom 'aware were poor aud a?w
J w'r? small and in poor order there
g/ne?a" %,Uh1?it'tr, ..pe*ch5* ?rrl*"'? ?rom Georgia,
lu nJl,r era ten. and we re u^tly ail am all
vt .T??m,?i n or<ler> ?"J were sold of SOc. to Si per box
fairnHr?? i? hi?"ooJ d*mand an I were sold at
?.uP ^ cherries were in moderate demand at tuli
' li . nS' -strawberries. lielawtTre Sir quirl
auart IV '* VvlJn<1- * ltc- - do., Jersey, per
FVS-i?te. Hi a-jrrft
Sc ; do.. Long Island, per quart 15c a 2jc iviet,:.
b us lie? 's ^ sfi'I 'il 4?C' *hW gooseberries, green, per
TJL.*T* **:. f?outbern cherries, per lb. 8c a lie
Apples, Western New Yora, mixed, per tibl Si 75 a
deselected, do.. Si 26. S2 50; do!, common'da. %i 25 a
i "S,r,!;:s '"'ij.Tirf.-'.' i?s
aruss
8^c a 9?: do., laucv,
%rx*W&??siV^sVf dop'f!*<1
i i ? ,Sc-: ""peeled do., halres. new.
berries ii do.. 7c. a 7He.: elack
uernes, wc. a 93ac.; cuerrtaf. .state 21c *. 9ir> . ,1
J}4 5 rafpbenie* Mff,' S7c. a *28o. x
Vl!? w? J, * * * 1 iSo.: no., -itate. 18c. a 19c.
ui*k.? i ueong W9r8 in mrvterate deiuau.i aaJ thn
1U.|J Pwee w?r? wittioui cQange. e
quote Uil plgeorti,'stall lod, per doaea $iw.. ijrv
a Vi K do" B'?ked. flight! per dooen SOc'
a S ;d?. squabs, per doxen. 75c. aSl*5. Wl
UlUsiis. ? ilie detaaaJ I*ai fair and tba msrttet
Hi f?XP f!"d pr,?*? were unchauged. We note sales
?U?0U! or c,ol,,, " lSo w* Quote;?Domestto
Jo?.hw*ii*Za?h&0,u,'Qn-' <*? ?
^".""Rsd-shMwlre^'yir W*?pera?us ^
green peas were Arm and scarce. V. ueX^ina n
?lv i,.,b'"i?74c-;??rtduhM- ??r J<?. rouiKi, sVi da!
*onf. 7$c.; lettuce, oar l>bt.. 7ftc a $1 AO*
rhubarb, per iju fi; grct0 Jtrter., pcr bbl *
a.H Kit m ii Ii ^elawere and Maryian i iiiarro^ra.
?* 9 k !^' da' small, $3 50 a $4, do.. Lone laund
SSd CharU|??L BVi if ,lf"5 ??.? '^'u"1,'
bid is a ai so * etring beans, per
oriu? W^f'syr*- or ??Mn- ?> w a s" S"
Jti ! ^ Bermuda oiiioqi, per erate 11 a
Sir bb1? wr bo*. Si Vj iwtuteo'nions*
KJ hbi ?ai#l ?*" rahow 40.. par bbi.. Si; r?,T?
white n?f !? p?r $*; turnip*. Norfolk
?i i 2k if ? bunV*#i* 6'; ^o . KUilia,
fiv itntL' ?"0uu*j?*r** Florida, per crate, $l u$3; da.
Jv. JT' ?>' !?* "3tl!SSkS'.i.%J'isS:
MA *sj
s^ssta art", at ?v?? ?
JCH-Tae market i??r hemp was quiet and
was Arm w,r*i5 f*,r faiuest. and tb? market
buVtaWS i ?ri-VT?? Ml" ware l.SJO baU? luta
?nlriaJL /?- ' a a4 CB"?"ay Mme We quota ??
v*?ad, ber tou. s?S0a UU for aoubiei tua
?4??lei Manila hem*. 5e!^a Jtfc .wd aS
ioid /u^il!.' a#ia0h,n?? Hu4?4 clean at SlA a SWJ.
quoted m 2U.a fs!\li 1 ' ic- ? 4^?; Jut? butts
Sold. w-Hs-. ourrsuoy anal kauB, He..
market was talrly Mtlve and prloas were
212?" ???? aales were u?V J?o?SriSeo?
^Ho s tiol i, ipur tuontoa; iUu V'tra crus 4ou eQir^i
?ud* iJ^ss ' Moutana ou private teriut
tiaugU;er at ?c. Wf quo.e -Dry
yiaet? Bueoof ajret. ii ibe. a a$ iba tjv e Ki ,
li^ ma. 'ViA m alH? ! Uonie*id.o iuk iba. '*
Hir'.iaa ?f*\' i-Ofrl?Bte^ 21 iba. a it loa, fco. i
uJ*n.da, W lue. a iu lbs., Mj. * ??*., ori.
hml a J. V.* S. ">??? >|f a 2iHo ; California .1
Iff" io? ? ttl "* UflMfai Amerioan. Id lbs, a it
mJros *i lb\ Tii i5" ,i""' ?>V "
Tt&ilrtit "Aiii t- v* {& :
'P"; ,*'* 'be.. 19q, 1 Mania, it iba 142 tue ia> ? a.ip?A
iigh',fticig.rayjjf.'a.-*<?
K'A^tsiW"
'?^ovea'i crou report was layorabl*. i<e
tomh i?!St week. Si bales, total taceipt. sines -eu.
lii"?73 il iiu't^l4'11 "f'f.1 '0,4,' r*?*l?>u '"?? ?"me period
1B74 nldsh h.ii!?'?a; total expwria .mo- eeptemucr i,
i?/4, 16 018 hales. \\. quote:?>ew Vork new sua a
3S?. 1 I- astern, u?w, a 3ic . Weiu.rn n?w *7 I
Sfi.ioKS."?.'?;.; SV a14** *lk:
blowing out. Scotch?The market wa* quiet and price*
J?T!? ^ "lit'1*' i5h,D'*- Soru!' WM dull ??'t
otfeied at $35. without buyer*. Rail* were quiet and
price* without quotable change. We quote .-No. 1
u!nJlCtfS', f.'i * k:S< J*?' 1 (la' *lb * W*? American
?<ivi "t.. ??' 1 < oltness, $32: No. 1 uiengar.iock,
* 1 "B'iolso. jW?; <>?rtslnTrl?. *33: railroad Iron,
$73 a 877 " * ; u $5i a $53; steel rails.
n17^?***?Jobbin< trade wa* fair, the market wan
quiet and prices were without change. We <iujte:?
m,urf'JI!l,"'irJ' pef ^ ,b*" ** <"Hi OeruiJii. or
<7 'M i .*; mloreljfii, refine i, $; a
U! , "!!??<?.$$ & U gold; bar, ?)ic.: pipe,
pipe,'lBk'c allium * improved tin lined lead
.. hfiT"?";~rlie ln*rket for hemlock sole was quiet, with
a fair Jobbing demand at lull price*, uecelut* from uu
nerie* were lull aud stocks were well a.irtad iho
?lock wan well taken up bv inner-, tor exnort There
pom, Uouo*id7?ek wure *' l*) "Je'1 UUJ 1 MJ tx
-Uernlurh..
. ? h, ilu#Hu? Jtj/ru. CuU/omii 't. Orinuru. ,)??
2?c. a 27 24,'.c. a .'lie. 26c a'Vc
27?;a. a 29c. 27c a - 20V a 27c
"*?*>' W.c. a 29c. 27c. a JBMc.Si'fc 2 2/c
Good damaged 24,1,0. a 26>ie. 23!ac. a 23 c.2.V a 24c'
rooruauiaged. ? a? ? a _ u,. " JV".'
r.C'i.otJ-rr,s'uu*htar?^I-Ilfht hack*. 34c. a J6c': innldla
*? a*'-l&! "Ci * 3ik'"; "i"U ,,cr?P. "o- * 31c. ; middle rrop,
Ste a^;: h?V..crop-.s3c- 14 550 Texa*?Mght crop,
aic. ,i 3Ji... middle an J over crop. 3'Jc. a 'Mr Uoui/h
2/c. a 2S0.; rough oak. 2?c .adb.T b.lWsUc
?n/J',V"ibi:.0.'4^-.?rhe Uittrl"'t <iuiet and the demand
dark&? a 7c" P Ws ('UuU' = ?-s?w l"ght, So. ; do.
Mkats and .Stocks.?The market was weak and the
ifh.^.^f"iVPry *low" Ure"c 1 w*re moderately active.
Mieep and laoin* were dull aud pleuty. We quote:?
priiii, la in Pa, uvo, 7c. a 10c.; live sheep, wethers. West
ern clipped, 3c. a b}ic.; do., mixed, do., 4^c. a 5c : do
Jersey "and 'bio^ss* clipped, 4,'ic. a 6>4c.; live calves,
i i. J UlJCk? couuty, tcood to choice 7'ic a 8c ?
1?-. Dr.lu'.e' 7*c. i rue.; do., X iair io go*},
tancv lie a 12^ -' H"r 'J? ' '? Ureased calves,
i? . <? ' ? fl le' 10c' * ilc- '? u?., iair to Kood.
tte. a 9e.; do., cpmmon, 7c. a 8?c. per lb.
m*r,ct ?a? quiet, with a very mod
cratc demand Irom the trade. Korelicu was dull and
S "fln loS gUoWi:?oollur"unal aud mixed, 2l)e.
?' vL' p1*.yeu>.J4c- *$*!? ?. do., muscovado, rettuinK,
35c. a Soc.: do., da, grocery, 3ac. a 43c ? l"orto iti<?n
a^ic" "**'' *lo. a 4bc.; Now Orleans, t>5c.'
A}'AL ?TORM ?The marxet for spirits turpentine wa?
quiet, with sales ol 175 bbls. at 32c. llo.lu was Arm
ihu sales were 500 bbls. strained at $1 8j, 4 Ubbls. No 1
at #2 2d. $2 *5 and $'-' 3J, and IStf bbls. do. at $2 5" a $ 1 25
lar was strouir. with a lairJobhuiK trade, at full prices,
we liote saiesof 50 bbls. Washington ut t- 12'iaii 2>
Wo quote:? .Spirits turpentine, 32".; ftrained ro>iu, $1 75
? $1 ??: Wilmington tar. $2 37H: Washington do., $2 25;
pitch, $2 25.
. ' i-uiaeed was quiet and unchiinged, with a fair
lobbinx trade. Lard w as dull aud uusettlcd. Menhaden
was tlrm and acarce. t.'rude whuie was quiet, at lull
price-. Urudo iperm was inactive. Kish was quiet
we note sale* ot 44 bhls. sappers *oM at 37c. We
quote:?Olive, Marseilles, quarts, $4 35 a $i 4d: do
in easts, (l lo a $i 20; palm. sc. u Sk,c.: lin
seed city (ca?ks and bbls), ti4c. a C8c. j whale, crude.
Northern, 04c. a <!5c. do. do., Southern, 50c. a tiUc.; do.,
unhleached winter, 70*:. a 73c. : do . bleachcd winter 73c*
a Jic.; do., bleached spruix. 70c. a 72c. ; uu., uubicactied
spring, BSC. * 70c.; *perm, crude, $1 tii; uo.. winter, nn
bleachcu, $1 95; no. do., bleacned. $2; do., bleached
?pang. $i 95: do., unbleached, sfirintf, *1 9U; menuadon'
nound. 37c. ajWc : lard, prune winter, <1 iu; ua, spring
and summer, $1 04 a $1 16; red, Western distilled lelainei,
b5i'.; uo., saponltled, Vic. a 75c.; cottonseed, crude 55c a
60c.: do , southern yellow, U?c. a 70c.; do., yellow and
wluui winter, 70c. a neatsfoot, SOc. a $1 :W; Hank
? 2bL" ' "?lur*' lubricating. 2B a 30 gravity,
I'xrnoLauJi -The market was dull and clo*cd firm at
lJ-?,c. a l.??c lorreUned. Crude in bulx was quoted at
&;,e. or prompt and month, 6>?c. a 6',c. lor .July ; do in
bbls. 9V,c. lor prompt and uionth, 9',c. a 9J?c. for Julv
retined, sUudard white, 12V:. a 12' c. lor prompt ami
uion tli, ijt^c. t?r July 15. .Saphthu, bj^c. tor prompt aud
month, SJ4c. lor Julv; ca?e*, ISc. a 20c. I'hlladeluhia
was quiet and quoted at I2>?c. a 12Sc. for prompt and
montli. 12Vc. tor July. 1 altluiore was quoted at 12^?c
a i2>4c. lor prompt and mouth and 12Jtc. for July ii'
lusville, quiei and dull, quoted at $1 321, a $1 35.' Oil
^i'y. quiet at $1 35; Kouseville, quiet at $130 a 8132V ?
fldliiutu, much lower; sales, iree ou board, si si J*'
1 arXer * quiet: Luitcd, $1 id: *hlpmetit* $1 32)>
i-orAioics -Tlie demand lor old was lair, and choice
were steaJily nold. bulk lots wore soM the same a*
barrels, but as buyer* obtain better measure than la bar.
ret., they were cheap, aud particularly new potato**
Irom Noriolk, arrived to-day, aud sold at S4
a $5 per br.l. 011 account ot being very small
We qnote:?Southern, new, p?r bbl., *4 a sV.
1 ?e^lUli'^ai?,>er..l?bl?? ?7S0; e*r,y ro*e. new d. uble head
b.jis., $1 75 a $2 -5: uu., m bulk, per bbl., $1 74 a 8' 25
peacaDlow, new double head bbl*., $2 2 a ?2 75- do in
Euu per bbl. $2 15 a $2 76; l-rioce'Albert, ne w double
1 head bbls., $1 50 a 82, da. iu buU, per bbl., 81 5u * ay
peerless, new double head bbl*., $1 50 ? $3; oo hi
, bulk, per bill., *1 50 a 82 9 ' uo" m
Pocttar.?Kowl*, when received In good order, were
in iair demand at lull price*. Turkey* were quiet and
prices were irregular and nominal, spring chicken*
wero iu good demand at lull price*. "a
quote:? luriey*. State, prime, small, 16j. a 17c ?
do., do., iair to food, 14c. a 15c.; do., Jertty prime'
, Koou, 16c. a 13c. ; do., da. Jalr toguod, 16s. a lBc ? *Drin"r
chicken*, per lb., 40c. a 46c^: fowl*. Jersey, prime, Fsc. a
A|c.: da, do., lair to good. lflc. a lflc.; Jo.. State and
Weatern, prima, 17c. a IKi.; do., di, imlr to boikI
1 16c. a 17c.; cocka, 8c. a 10c. Spring chicken*, par pair'
6uc. a $1; towia, state and Jeriey, per lb" 17c o 1S^ '
do., Western, 16c. a lbc:roo*Wrs. oldT^ Sc. aloe.; tur
%"? sst.'sn'siC*
l"aori*io**.?Kacaipu? Beef, 26 package*; cut meat*.
.u?"ii 'tf'i Jo" "" Pork market was Irregular*
but dull, ft-ice* were not radically changed. The sale*
y re ah'iut 4,0J0 bbl*. at $19 25 a $i9 4o. lor Aflgust
at 817 a Viu^1 ?rw0pttrml>eH Buet wore inactive'
at $17 a $iy tor Wo^tem. Be?f wam quiet and without
change Wa quoteBarrel*, plain mess, $9 a 810-do.
f*''a men, $'1; packet beef, $16; tieroe*. citv exua
India tuesi, $27 a $28. India me**, S v a $20;' prime
; me**, $16a $18. Oresaed hog* were quoted at 9c a yvtc
lor city. Bacon was quiet. We note *a;e* ol 10 buxe*
ci.y long clear at ll^c. Cut meat* were Ann but quiet.
1 ihe sales ware i,U0u lb*, pickled bellies at 1151c. 50
boxe* oiaar bellio* at 13c., tt boxo* short rib at like
l ooo pickled ham* at UKc. and 1.000 ire.h nam* it
i i ^ *as ea*y. Sale* about 3.500 tierce* at I3)ic.
a Is 6-l$c. for August and is 3-l6c. a I3,^c. lor July* uu
i*KrV,".*,m 41 ^ w,f0?? Druu? o'ty?t
13XC. a 13SC., &j tiercel new lard at IIlie. and Sou
tierce* raUu?d,;or the We*t ludte*, at l.lkc.
, ojleb. ? W? nutt iaU? by auction of 50 bales and
^cajea axtra due re-reeled Laoklow nix at $4 a 84 12?
?*? T*aUe? at 84 50 a $i t>2K per lb
Japan a/$J'si'per* o. " * " ^ ^
m,r*e* continued tuadr In tone, with
?ale* of lw bag* prima amgoon at oVo. and ii casta
Caroliiia, 190 bag* Baiigo',n aud 76 bbia. Louisiana at
price* within our range. We quotaCarolina good
fga a,7Xo.; do., prime. 7?c. a^So.; da. ohoiaestok
; .n!*c' * '^0t ^or '*'r to priuie. aud com
mon qujlltle* down to Oo.; Kaugoou, 6So , currency ?
! d7?. 8 rS(e.. currency ;' Haujoon." In bind $5
! _"?M-Oriuw*i quiet and nominal. Clover wa< dull.
Batnp wa* quiet and wunout change, canary wa* n
uuchani?d. riax waauuii ?UJ unwttied.
Linsead wa* quiet aud oricas were w ithout cftauge Wa
q ,oTer- VV#"t'rn' "Ho- ?ll*c.; timothy, $2 tw
2??*rT- s?rrna. $?? ? $ii canary sicllr
$ii 5J a $12; nemp. foreign, $1 w a >1 95; Haxteed
tJ: llu,a4a- Caloutu' CU-J5:
SraLTaa.?l'h'e market wa* dull and nominally un*
StV?? We quolas?l'intaa?Foreign, par looib*.,$7a
$^37>i, gold; dome*tie, commou, $7 16a $7 60
w,,qul#t- Th* *ale* wara 6j tierce* prima
at 16c. Wettern wa* quoted at 16c.; euy, l6Kc. a 16c
sxixs. ?ueer?flie market lor domestic waa uuili
Wc*tern at 36.\ and rouibarn at 37c. por lb. Koreun
were dull aud unchanged. We quote :~iiondura4
, a 65c ; Veracrug, 65c. a ?7So ; Guatemala. T*" Cnairai
a 66c.; sun Juau. 56c.: Campeacby, ?%?.; mhi ukg ?
Oabeilo, 57,?<c. a 5bc. ; a ngostura,'
I ? Jiatamoro*. rexa*. 4c.. Soj. a 42Hc., currency.
Goat.?The market (or goat *kln* wa* quiet without any
special improvement. We quoueTatnptou. 6 o.; Mat/,
moros, dJc. and Vera Cruz, 30c., sold: Muenoi Ay re*, soc ?
; Fayta. 50c ; Curacoa. i*.: Cape. 38c.; Madra/"r skf:,.'
*lfrc-! P" mhi. 32c.; t.a*t India tanned goat,
82Hc.; ha?t India, tanned iheep. 56c.. currencv.
Kritas. ?l he market wa * dull aud unctianged. Wa
quote:?Pepper, eumatra. 17c.; .Singapore. I7Hc. i
pimento, I0^o.; fllovo*, 36c. a 57c.; cassia. 22c a ?
African ginger, lie.; itace da. lt?4c.; nutmeg*, $1 a $1 U
Scoaa ?The market for raw waa ateadr and a ahade
firmer in toue The aales were 28 hhd*. and 160 boxe*
low lair luoiassea *ugar at 7c. a 7J^o. per lb. Keiloed
wa* aUo steady at unchanged quotation*. Waaiioia'?
Cuba-Meflniug, Inferior to commou, 7?ic. a 7'<o : do
do. iair to good fair, 8^c. a 8<%c.; do., good to prima'
8*o. a 8t*c.; grocery /"iair to good. -\cto S\e !oo\
F''n? ???&?? #^ca 9c. oentrifugai, hli.s. auu Ooxea,
No*. 8 to 13, S\c. a 9?e.; inoUases, hllda. and boxes 7c. a
7t*c.: melado, ?. a 6^c.; clayed, boxes. Dutch .laudarO,
No*. 7 to 9. 7)%c. a 8c. ; da, 10 to i.', 8^?e. a SJkc. ; Uo.. 13 to
: 16, 9o. ? 9jic. ; do , 16 to 18, 9fcc. a 104?c. . do., 19 to 2U.
loHc. a iO^c. ; do., white. ?^c. a 10?c I'orto Hlco?Ke
fining, couimjii to prime. /?<c. a 8t?a : grocery, iair to
choice, 8^,c a 9c. brain? Dutch standarJ, >o?. 9 to 11
'S?-a 8)kc Java- Dutch .tan jard, Soa. 10 to 12. 8Wc a
8c. Manila? interior aud extra superior. 7Hc. a so ?
standard A, lO^c.; do. cruahed, like.; powdered like'
1 *fr?nuiatod, lo^c.; ye.low, 8a a 9c : extra O.
9j?c. a 9i(e.: cut loal. 10'ic
i iallow wa* moderately actlva. W? note tale* ot
SAuU) loe. prime at s^c-; suOoo lb*, at 13Xc a 13 13-ltic
| aud 25.0UI lb*, assortei ai 13* a 13?^.
lUl. ?The maraet was dun Owing to tiie lariaauan
I wty ot (toCK ou haud we note sale* of SOOOoiescoka
terne and 260 box** charooal tin on private term*. Wa
qu.u^Maa.-a, 244c a aSJtc.: straiu. 18.Sc a 19c!
fcugliah. U * ?.,?!< c. a 19c.; Engiiab. refined, 19c.
per lb., gold, flaie*?i-alr to croice braods, I. c.
charcoal. $8 60 a $'462W: 1. C. coke. 88 87)4 a $7 I2t?
gohl t*rn?' M " " *7; ?'l*rc*41 '?rue, $/ a $?50 per boxi
roaaoco.?The market for Kentuoky waa quiet, Ihe
sale* were J6o hhos. at l w. a a^c. Seed leal wa* quia"
, and steady. We note sales ot iw cases sundries. 7c a
44c.; 240 casea ConnacUcut. crop ls7u, on private farm*
12*ca*e*uo., da is73, on prlvau term*; 62 casaa \*w
i Vorx, do. do., 12c. 610 cases Wi*con*iu, do. do partly
en private term* and partly at 7c. a too. The market
lor lorelgu wa* moderately 8?Uv*. ihe aalea were 2io
bales Havana at *8c. a $1 U Wa quote:-Ugut aud
heavt?Common lug-, ?kc a lie.; good lug*? lit a
^'i; iow,L??1' 18^?. ? '^o.medium laat. 14c. a 17c ?
go.jd leal, li^u. a 2jc. : line leaf, lo%c. a 2Jc.; select leal'
l8Ho. a28c.; Connecticut and Ma*aachuMit* filler*, 7c a
. eecouj, loo. a loo. ; t oanecttcut wrapper*.
S6c. a Soc., do. assorted lou>, I sc. a ?c. Ma**a iiumlu
16s. a 19c.; New^^ork assorted low. common, Wo. a .le ;
do. do., good to flue. Uc. a i8e ; i'eiiusyivaula as?rted
ii??)' ? 13H?. i Wlaconsin Ja
8^o. a lJHe. Havana?commou, 86c. a 8uc ? ao >i jjwj
aV&fln*?$l IV a 81IJ. Yara-Aseortediwl a sSo!
Wuitur?Heeeipta. 260 bbU. The markst wa< saslsri
tbe tales were 1 0 bbls. at $11?*?. a $T""ar
wo#l.?Tiit wo?i& maraat r?uiaiu? -juiat. tuouf b t^
sales are cou*id>.'rac>ly larger. Tits market rules weak
'n0WtS5i.0 ???Unued dulnsssln tbe
market for woollen Ifcbn.?. i.'atifnrnla spring ha* baan
rather tnori* active than other kinds, but t.ie transac
Uon* are moderate, foreign re.uains quiet aud tu?
?;? uniiuoortant fho *a,?* w. e .* tolows:
28.00 lbs. Australian at la., lo, 0) b<. oarry spring
i alitor ii la at tie?7T*3,M lba tprtny <io. at Ao a ssc
30.WIO lb*. rexaaatf-Jc. a 18c., 8oi/i0i0s. do. at 8tC., 5,u.li
lbs. new mediuni do. at 3-c. iu.000 bbl* euperior do. at
too. a Ac . lu.OW iba Eastern do. .it . ??,0.tu lb*.
Western uo. at <60 , 8i*i?Xi ih*. Kio Oraude unwashed at
t" d: u.Ouj ib*. *h*arliugs at H7e.. I6,ooi iba. extra
J.U,u a 4b. J,w>i lb*, super pulled at
4?o.. W,0u? lbs. .>o. 1 combing at 47o., li.MM :bs. new me.
liiif"! '? A>J 1U?. klo wasoeu at
Wc a m, end loa ?uuJr/ iat? 2Jo. a Ji7o.. and
10.AM iba. i oiurado, 06 0o0 lbs i'8w?, lbs. *?a*teru
meaium unwasbed, (i.ooo lb*, lamos'Dulled, 600< u>a
?nearling*, i.80j ib* .Ho. 1 pulled. 4< ooo ib* lexa*. 9 uuo
lbs. scoured caiiioruU, 2.2OJ lbs. spring do,, U cOj iba
f..li clip d*. 6.1XW ib*. aeutucky and 6,0Juib* ptoklocc
on private term*. "
- r,t*' w*r# ?fu?*r. with a laii bu*l>
nos*. fetroleutn ratjs -vere a eady. with a fairdvmand
for veseol* lof the ?altic Tue other brano ies ot trade
were quiet and unotiaiwed. in* eugagement* were a*
}r-*y "team to Liverpool, i?,ooo ou>Ueii gratn at
7d. a 7)<d. bv *all, lii.noti ou*ii.ji? do at 7d., aud Jo J Imlel
cotton at 9-01. pur 10. Uy sail 10 . 0111)011, 44,0" bushel*
gram at tki., atu M tool*, rosin on private term* Hy
J'**1? to Uiawow, about l.iMO bbls. sugar on private
terms, ibe enarier* *v.r*,?An Italian bare 01 .iu
ton* regittar (a raciiarteri. Me..ae to L'.rk to?datv
with ME*) quarter* eraiu. ate*.. 8.1.? anotuer * m, vj?
uge, with 3,.t01 do. da. at ot. id.; an Austrlau bare same
voyoge and rate, with 2.80 do. do. An itatun
? ^ ?A.fCO-V*r'' ? t0 ?>?tiel? clitnii?l diroct
Willi 4,3 pj uaaitari <?t gratia, on oriVtue teria-* a Uriiiali
bar*, uence to Aranan. wnu 2.8U0 tibia refluJd piVri
leum at 4*. Sd.: an America:. oart, from Philadelphia
to laglUrl, with 8.0OJ oa?<'? rettned petroleum, at s*i
perca??t; a itussiau baric, ii?uc? to oronstadt with 4.u <1
bbls. iiu. Jo.. at 4s. lO'.jd. ; a Mritish brig, lienco to the
Continent with s.400 bills. <lo. do., at 4m. M.; a Norwt
Kiau 11urk, from Baltimore to Elsluore lor orders, wit!
2.l<?ibbl*. do. iio., at 5*.; a British burlt. hence to ths
l.altic, with i.wiilo. Jo., at <?*. ad.; a Norwuglsu bark,
hence to Copenhagen, with 2,9,0 tibls do. do., at 4s. 9d. i
ano'ltor. Iii-uce t. Danili{. with 3.200 bbls. do. do., a;
4>. SW.; * Herman burk, or 249 tons register. irom Rici*
motid to Trieste. witu a tall cur?'o of Virginia tobacca
ou private terms.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
(iAi.vc stun, Jane 18, 1875
Cotton noniiniil; middling, li'ic.: luw middling,
13'ii: ; Rood ordinary, 13c. Not receipts, 5 hales. Males*
6o. Mock, IS. tie. Aeekly?Net receipts. 171 bales; gross,
lift Exports Coastwise, 1,785. Kales, l,7M.
Saw OkLKANS, June 18. 1875.
Cotton quiet; middling, lie. Net receipts,372 balear
gross 573. exports coastwise, 455. Sales, 1,300. Stoi-fc.
56,(135. Wee klv?.Vet receipts, 1.04:1 bales; groat, I.98J
Exports to France, 2.119; to the ContiLent, 1,130; coast
wise, Mi's. ?a.cs, G.OuJ.
Mobile, June 18, 1875
Cotton unchanged ; tnldilling. 14>?c. Net receipts. 81
bales. Exports coastwise, 201. Sales. 100. stock, 3.52J
Weekly?Net receipt*. 2J'J bales. Exports to Ureal
Britain, 2,0 4. Mules,530.
SiVISNAn, June 18. 1873. I
Cotton dull aud nominal; middling, Mlc. Net tm
celpts, 421 bales. Exports coastwise, 69f. Sales. 4
stock, 9.487. Weekly?\et receipts, 1.818 bale*. Exi
porta coastwise, 1,731. Sale*. 386.
Wilmington, N. C., June 18, 1873.
Spirits of turnciMlne tlrm at :40lic. Rosin Arm at $13
for strained. Crude turpentine steady at 91 20 lor hurj
$2 10 tor yollow dip und $d j0 tor virgin. Tar aleady at
<1 73.
Oswuuo, June 18. 1873.
Flour In fair demand; sales 1,700 bbls. at ft>25 for No. 1
spring, t? 75 for amber winter, $7 for white winter, and
$7 25 lor double extra. Wheat easier. No. 1 Milwaukee
club, $1 17; extra white Michigan, <1 3t Cora steady)
hlgli mixed, 83c.; low mixed. 81. Corn meal, <33 tot
bolted: $32 tor unbolted Mlllleod unchanged; shorts,
S'JO, shipstulN. <24; middlings, <27. Canal trelvhts-*
\viieat, 5VgC.: corn and rye. 3c.: oati, 3^c, to New York)
lumber. <* 20 to the Hudson. Railroad freights?Flour,
t > Boston, 43c.: to New tort, 33c.; to Albany. 28c. Lake
receipts?Wheat, 17.200 bushels; lumber. 437,000 fcefc
Canal shipments, 1,439,000 teet lumber.
caicaoo. June 18, 187*5.
Flour quiet anu weak. Wheat lower and In talr do*
nni nd; No. 1 spring, <1 02; No. 2 spring. 96)?o .apotf
97J?c., July; y8i4c.. August; No. 3 spring, 93o. a ?fcc.
rejected. B3c. a 83>?c. Corn lower ana In fair damana
but unsettled; No. 2 mixed, fc^c., spot; a 89
July; 71,^0,, August; rejected. ti7c. a 07^0- Oat* dull
ami drooping; No. 2, 38 Uc., spot; 33^0. bid, July;
August. Kve quiet and weak; No. ST 980. Barley active
utnlhwner; No. 2 spring. <140 bid, spot; <1 08, Septem
ber. Fork quiet und weak <18 50, spot; $18 $V>L July I
<18 86 a <13 o7'?, August; <19, ep temper. Lard quiet,
weux aud lower; *12 Ud.spot or July ; <13 03 a <13 07>*.
August' <1325 a <13 *7*j. September. Bulk meats steady.
At the afternoon cull oi the board wheat was "(c. better.
Corn ttrm at tWHo., Julyj 7l?;e.. august Outs 38c. cash.
Fork, 818 35, July; <<8 75 a <18 77%, Auitust I.ard, <L2 -A,
Julv. Receipts?* lour, ti.OUO bbls.: wheat, 40.000 bushels;
corn, 79.000 do.; oats, 37,001 do. shipments?Floor, 10,008
bbla; wheat. 108,uw bushels; corn, 238,000 do.; oaut
34,000 do.; barley, 1,000 do.
HAVANA MARKET.
Havsnj, June 17, 1875.
Spanish if eld. 201 a 202. Exchange verv active; on th?
Cnlted States CO days, currmicv, 7" a 78 premium; short
sight do., 80 a 82 premium; i>hort sight, gold. 108 a 1W
premium; oti London, 132 a 135premium. Sugar doll
aud nominal.
EUROPEAN MARKET.
Loxdo* Fbodccb MiKX**.?London. Jane 18?Ever*
log.?Sperm oil. Ui) a ?100 per tun; whale oil, ?34 a ?34
10i. per tun; linseed oil, 24s. lid. per owl ; common roala*
6s. 3d. per owl
FINAHCUL.
dealt In at the Now \ork Stock Exchange boafht an4
sold by us on margin ot tlve per cent
I PK1VILEUES 1
<*> <?
negotiated at one or t?o per cent from market on men
tiers of the New York i-.xchanco or responsible partil-a
Large sums have been reamed the past ao days. Put ol
call cosu, on 100 shares
f <108 25. t
<S>? ?io
Straddles <!5) eash, control too shires ot stock fbr 31
days without further risk, wluie many thousand Jo: u s
profit may be galueu. Advice and Iniormation fur*
nlshed. Pamphlet, containing valuable statistical ln>
formation and shoetag how Wall eireat operauoaa art
conducted, sent
-A
by mail or win art
I FKKE
<i> ?
to any address. Orders solicited f
promptly execuud by us. Audress
TUMBRIDOK k 00..
Bankers it Brokers. No. 2 Wall street. New YortL
T Kt-ASU.N ABLE K A I KS? MdN e. if ON LIFE ANO
Undo -> meat lnsurauoe Policies, Mortgages ani
other becunues. lusuraace of all kinds effected wittt
best conipaines. J.J, ii AUitlCtl it Co.. 117 Broadway.
* nFaMOONX FKOM <1 i?J lO *6j,0iX> TO LOA^
. V on Improved ami unimproved Heal Estate m thia
city or brooklvu, tor term of vears, without bonus.
WILlIam a. LKaVITT. 13j Broadway.
4 ?LAP8LKY k BAZLEY, 74 BRUADWAlf.-aTOCK
ii. FltlVILbOEd ON MEMBERS OF TBS STOCK
exchange (Names uivhn at hue or puk
CHASEj; NO FKIVlLRtiK FOR Lliid 1?AN HO
hHAUKSj OUK principals DO NOl ADVKRtlSKj
NO CONTRACTS IN OClt NAME; PAMPHLET "HOW
MONEY IS LOST AND MAUii IS WALL STREET,1*
MAILED FRBa, IP ANY AUOREHS.
LOAN OF ?4.000 ON VALUABLE FDRNITtTEtl
will secure a good boaus; Invesbgatloa desired.
Address sATlerACilO i, box 17J Herald Uptown Branch
office.
ANY PARTY OR PARTIES HAVING MERCHAN.
dlse and belne pre?sed 'or funis cm hear of a good
opportunity ot converting the same ittio cash; eootldeih
tlal and reference*. Address C. i'. U., box *74 Hera.J
odioe.
/1HICAOO, danville M VIS. RAILROAD BONDS,
New York aud Oswego Kellroa 1 Monde,
Nteubenviile at>d Indiana itaiiroad Bonds,
Dade Uouittv, Mo., ten per oent Bonus,
Eanses Bonds end etook,
Weated by
WM. B CTLET. Ho. 4 Wall street.
Bond street savings bank, bono sikekI
and Bowery.?New York, June 16, 1873?Thirtieth
Dividend. The i rustees have directed thai co and attar
Monday, Jalv 19. luierest at th? rate of six per cant per
annum t>e paid to all depositors eutited thereto. In
terest not wlthlrawn *ui beadied to am wtU draw
interest as principal. By order HARRISON Hill, Pr?e
ideot C. f> BAlLEV. Treasure'? J. P. COOPER, ?eo>
cretery.?Deposits made on before July 10, date intareet
irom July X. _______________
BoOKLYN CITT SEVEN PER CENT BONDS.
Dsrutsur or Fix^xca, i
COKPTBOLLSa'S DfrtCE. ClTT HaLL, ??
Bhooiltk, June 16. 1b7I> i
Sealed proposals, indorsed "I'roposals for bonds," will
be recoiv?d at this oiAce until Monday. 3Bth tnst, at ii
o'clock M., for toe purc:use of the waola or any part uf
CAJUUOO
Brooklyn city eeven per cent Bonds, payable thraa
years irom date. S. h, fOWULL. Com. ;ro . r
LPIR9T CLASS BONDS.
r New York Cltv 7's, doe In 1900.
Brooklyn city 7's. doe in I91A
Rochester City r^due in 1903.
Long leUnd Ity rs, due In KM
Jersey t'ltv 7's, dao in leBt.
Ellntbeth City 7's due lu 1877.
Hudson ' ounty rs. due in 1:91
1'assslc City 7's. du>3 in 18"\
Cincinnati <? 0's, due iu i#-S.
3U-ui>uri -tate 8's. oue la ISM.
New Hampshire 8's, due lu 189E
For sale by
nAVILL A MORAS. UWsllMTMt.
I ALWAYS HaVK NONKV TO LOAN OX OO'TJ
New York city *ortn?,'e? without bonui Prlnc.ip?ia
MWIU to OOKR'iW OH INVr.fti apply to
H. L. liRA.M.lU Brondwev
JOHN' !?. PI I It' K, NO. S PINK ITREhT, LOAN*
monev wttliou- boon* on approved ileal Relate >?
>ew Tor*. lir ?. w vn and Wertcuamer couutv ; al*o par
cliaeei Mortgages at lowed rate*.
IWIIt ?T- ' IT* (NO > r MB CKJil
iOA'UU Bond*. due In 18*9 iutere?t alwavi
Sfomptiv paid tn New Yors , i >r ?ak- by WN. H. CTLt-Y.
A 4 W kit (tract
UlPINfc''* OPHJKTl'JIIXIKI.
A OBOcEB WANTED.-HATINa JC9T PUB
clisiM't an elegant com?r ?tore in improved neigh
borhood. wiih no ifr,>eerv. I want partner to help ma ?
a lortune : I>*(i reference' flveu ju I require i: I hava
splendid fixture* hor?e an I wagon, ? o k . about Bl.tMf
required. Inquire of Mr uaY or Mr. CKOcKKK. laird
avenue and KUly tlia ?treat. Hrooklvn.
ATffttr OUAll BAM AXO SksrACrtA.1T. ALL
in complete iraer find nowdoin? ? good hunlaaa*
all day traue. the verr e?t location iu ? uc city . un
rea?ona tor wiling, the ?woer mowing nothing abo?
tin' t.u? ne? and bavin* no time to attend to It; tartai
ea^y. call on or addr?4? J. B. T , 171 Krunt craet
AM OLD PATINOSCBINfcM POtT-ALK-A QO<>1
chance for t>utii<ea? man. Address, for parties
lare, M. W., t.ox JS>) Herald office.
3Fk*VHANTS, MaSFFAOTFrBtLH AND OTHER!
? reguii itw m 're capital. or pereont deferlng to la
veil lu active huitneei. wui ;n-oi wtta ra*i>on?lbie Bar
tl?i an I at'proveu opportaain ? nt oar o?cs. invetturi
are invited to call. (MHUOa A CAKiBrON,
hlunnciui and Mualne^* Broker*. *) Broadway.
Ant okv iuMiAn WAn riMo a first cla53
bu>tii"M that will surely pay him ft.uou veanv pro
fltelor nmnare. and havlmr sl.tM) caiu, can a?U ioi
lHOJIAa. HI o?t_Tweuty-fourtu nfreet.
|K BRe.Mfc.t10 I aut, oP BIOMKgr RESPECT
?\ ititlliry. de?irei in meet with an honorable allari]
sentkiuan of wealth, who woald aaeut her la taking j
buri'iee* Address KNKHOY, Hera,a bptowa JtraBel
otBoe.
Pi-i?ishinogc-iV-xs roK^ALK.?ink W'mou
or i.alt lutuieetln one at the oideit Montaly Pub I
cation* in the oltv. free of encumbrance, and olferad ?
?ery fa* >t >?> e ta< in* o?vin< to tliaeii orop-letaf. Ap
plrt0URU<>.> 4 cARLi.ro.N, W MroadwajT.
Rial i?taik and i>it"ram;i Bc?ixB?a,-.
Hare otp'irtualtr to take hold of (uak baalnaae ay
raattn* part ol au old enutiiDBed o.'fic >
u. DU11 No. J1 Vnlon tquare.
Qawixtt nachinX M-ifuk -paH-uxTWirSnSSE
0 trol of cauitai. kaowinir the want ot tha aga, au4
olepoeed to Ht.pplv it ?.i i rery great profit, art ittntag
tu 04i> .tad ?ue a pr*cti, al u U4tratioa at Nu lit >a*aa?
?trie!, room # betwtaa tno boar* ol 10 A. B. *i?d If. A
ffCi WINONA C If is MAMFaCTCR KA-AatfRI
1 loriuue to on- with cauitil to n?<nit lu pac ing a
new improvement tu tae Waaler * ? eoa eawing m?
aoine. au a re <a u <% .u* Po?t oinc*. Hriogepwrt. Cms.
W am- ? " i mr i TTTifm hfiTlafc iHf IB
'? tn take the wboie ?r partintert ?t in atood paflBS
and permanent bmtaew. with a oaah aaplkal ?al Ml
to t4.Ub.no agent* ||>- I apply, AdOraae li a. &rheP>
aid HrooK.yn Mra.ic^ olBoa.
*7 ()U(t r0 |1U MK-W^xrso, A PARfNBB'
?3> I euner eueoutl or active, with thie aaiouni,
to ouv oite-.iaif intereet n an oiUbilehed profltabia
bu?iu??? tiiai oan be largaiy inoreaeed: saa ?aow ail
nec?.??ary la tne ri^ut nun: beet rvfereoaae giv?a and
required. Addieea. wita real uama. A V, U.. MB M
Her*, i ollloe.
?pari'Nkr Wanted, ar o. p. tn
fVVtVvU, rhits, ? >ew Tor*, with ihla aaon
to pun uaee one of the peet and largait Hota i ia tl
aeip.iia Addi-eee, oai-a ?f w. a t. vwpeotef, m* Ot ? ?.
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