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Stocks a Trifle Stronger and
Slightly Feverish.
GOLD 114 1-4 A 114 1-2 A 114 3-8.
?Money on Call Easy at 3 1-2 and 4 Per Cent?
Government and Railway Se
curities Steady.
Walu Stm*t, )
Mokdat, Dec. 6?6 P. M. J ,
, Few stock brokers have been fortunate enough these
p%st two years to find their nightly couch a bed of
rosea. Most of them havo hud to put up with a flock
Unattress or something worse, and the annoyance of a
crumpled leaf bos been a Ureuin of inconceivable
'luxury.
Up to mid-day a stxangor would have Imagined, from
the Intensity of dulness that prevailed, that members
bad bi^ Just risen from some couch of popples, had
Tubbed In tho waters of I<ethe and breakfasted upon a
Lountiful repast of lotos leaves. The whole markot, In
a word, was narcotic and somniferous. But shortly
after, the change which the poet sings of came over
the spirit of this dreumy state of things and matters
fcegan to wake up. The first stock to throw open the
shutters to tho light of coming activity was our old
favorite Luke Shoro. The chief brave attached to
the lodge of the "big Injun," Jay Gould,
In all the pride of paint and feathers showed upon the
?warpath personally, and all the little "Injuns" ex
claimed in their native tongue, "Lo! now look oat for
?calps." Taking these trophies at tho price of 59, it
-was not long beforo the other big Injuns scented the
fray from alar, and they soon joined in the scrim
mage.
Mr. M rryman shed his motley and donned the garb
of tho noble savaee, and the young operator, divested
of his hirsute attire anil "accoutred as be was,"
plunged into the miUe, thirsting for pride of place and
profits. Kven the Teutonic element forgot Its proverb
ial stolidity and took a nand lu the struggle, and so
can it be wondered at that there was a lively advance in
the fancy, and the price rose from 69 to aojf f reaching
which figure tho gong sounded a cetsaUon of business
(or the day.
It was a dear case of Greek Joining Greek, or rather
a pull together of all the Indian chlelfc, and the results
wure undoubtedly satisfactory. The Intent of the
movement, however, is not so clear, and there Is much
comment as to the animus which actuated IV Whether
It be a concerted movement of the great Moguls of the
street, based upon an apparent low price of tho stock,
sn expected favorable report and a promised dividend,
or whether It be simply a twirl upward for the purpose
of strengthening the general market, and thns organ
izing an eligible basis for sales, aro qcerles to which a
day or two's business will probably afTord an answer.
One thing is certain, that the rise In Lake Shore visibly
stimulated the rest of tne market, and stocks generally
closed with a feeling of buoyaiicy and strength that has
been conspicuous for Its absence for many a day past.
During the dull hours of the morning the discussion
if Mr. Gould's course In refusing to honor a call upon
him to deliver a cortain amount or Cnion Pacific stock
Iras a matter or much comment in stock circles. M
?early as we can gather, the story seems to be as rol
lows:?When Union 1'aciflc was selling at 66. Mr. Gould
banded to an eminent ex Judge, who was at tho same
time his own legal adviser, u privilege to cull during a
certain period and at the figure ore", some 2.500 shares
?r the above stock. There w:is no money payment
made by tho "legal adviser'' for this call, but he was to
render an equivalent in tho shapo of Informa
tion as lo the decision to be rendered by the
Supreme Court at Washington. For some reason th?
tall passed Irom the hands of the first bolder Into those
?f a third party, and on Saturday the demand was made
upon Mr. Gould for the Btock and delivery refused.
The amount of money In dispute, at Saturday's price,
probably amounts to som-; $25,000. Mr. Gould alleges,
in explanation, that no information was given as
promised and that the matter betnu a private one be
tween himself and his lawyer, the documentary call
Improperly passed out of the possession of its original
owner.
The quarrel Is a pretty one as It stands, but it may be
productive of one good result, vi*. the defluing of the
exact status of contracts known as "puts aud calls. "
Union Pacific was at first weak at 77% a
70X, and then steady at 77 a 77% until noar j
the close, when 78% was bid, with no sales.
Northwestern was steady at 39 a 38% a 39%, while the
preferred, after remaining quiet at 64% a 51%, sud
denly at the close spurted to 55 %. St Paul sold at 35 a
36 a 35% *36%. *nd the preferred at 66 aM'j. Michi
gan Central fluctuated between 60\ and 61)*, showing
considerable firmness on a small amount of trading.
Pacific Mail, after opening at 40% and selling at 40, was
manipulated at about 40%, until near the close it be
came valuable at 41 a 41 %. We understand that a
meeting of its board of directors was called for to-day
At Mr. Gould's house The remainder of the list pre
sented no material changes.
THE SALIS TO-DAT.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 110,600 shares, which were distributed |
among active shares as follows:?New York Central
and Hudson, 3rt0; Erie, 1,150; Lake Shore, 45,200;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 460; Northwestern, 3,100; do.
preferred, 2,300; Rock Island, 1,100; PaeiQc Mail,
31,800; Bt. Paul, 1,100; da preferred, 1.250; Ohioi,
650; Western Union, 10,800; Wabash, 200; Union Pa
ri 3c, 2,500; Panama, 400.
OPKxtJO, niunxsT asd lowkst rwres.
TLr follow ing table shows the opening, highest and
lowest prices of the day ;?
Oprnivg. Wgh'sL LcncsL
New York Central 105 s li? 105%
Harlem i:u% 133 132%
Erie 16% l"1* *6%
Lake Shore 5'.'%' 60% 58%
Wabash 5% 5% 5
Northwestern 3? 39%' 38%
Northwestern preferred... 64% 65% 64%
l'.ock Island 105% 105% 106
Pittsburg 90 90 90
Milwaukee and SL Paul... 35,% 36% 35\
L and St'Paul preferred. Cfi 6fi% Wi
-Ohio and Mississippi 17% 1T % 17%
New Jcrt-ey Central 105 105 105
Del.. Lack, and Western.. 119% 120% 119%
Union Pacific 77% 78% 76%
C., C. and 1. C 4% 4% 4%
Western Union 75% 76% 75%
Atlantic and Pacific Tel... 20 20% 19%
Pacific Mall 40% 41% 40
Panama. 127 127 127
ADVAKCB 4ND DECLIVS.
The changes In closing prices since those of Satur
day are as follows:?
Advabcr.?New York Central, \; Delaware and
Lackawanna, %; Erie. %; Hannibal and St. Joseph,
V; Lake Shore, 1; Northwest common, %; do. pre
ferred, I; Ohio and Mississippi, %; Pacific Mall, %:
Panama, 2; Quicksilver, %, Rock Island, X; St. Paul
common, %: do. preferred, %; Western Union,
S ; Missouri Pacific, 1| New Jersey Central, %; Dis
trict of Columbia, IX
Stationary.?Atlantic and Pacific preferred, C. a
snd L 0., Harlem, Wabash, Missouri Pacific, Michigan
Central, gold, and Erie tn London.
ciosjxo r?ic*s?3 p. m.
;?dBc Mall.. 41W a 41% Mil A 8t P pf 68% a 66%
est Cn TeL.. 76% a 76% C, I . C A I ... 50% a 5?
All A Pac Tel.. 19% a 20% C. C A 1 C.... . 4% a 4\
Quiekallver.... 17)J s In Del, LAW....120 a 1.0%
OnickKilTer pr. 33 a 23% Erie . ......... 16)* a 1?,
Sir Undid. ? a 9% Han Ait Jo... 21% a 21%
MuLi M pr.. 8% a It L?ke Shore.... HO% a JUS
AdamsE* ..109,% a l??3 *khCe?a 61V
American Ei.. 60 a ?0% IJ Y A UttUjBa IMS*
1 8 El 54 a .">4% > \ C A 11 K lOf.V a 106
H *ll?-KarcoK* H3 a *4 !n J Can . 104U a lOo
rbi A Alton. .. 97 a 97% Ohio A Ml??.... 17% a 1 <%
ClevAPitU. SO a W>% Panama .....12* a 127
4 hi A H W . :rn% a 119% 7olAWab ... 4?, a 5
ChlAMWof . !<b% a 65% Union Pes. ??), a 90
Chi A R I 1<>4% a 10r>% Mi??i>nrl Pae... I2 a 12%
Mil A St P 3#% a 86%
TBS VO!CIT MARXIST.
Money *u enpy on call loans at 3% and 4 per cent.
Commercial paper shows no change. Sterling ex
change was strong. Trlme nominal rates, 4 84% and
4 88; selling rales, 4.*4 a 4.84% aud 4 87% a 4.88.
Tteichmarks, 9S>% a 05% and 86% a 06%. Cables, 96V
a 96%. Prime Paris, 5. lCJi and 5.13%.
The following are the rates of discount to-day far
New York exchange telegraphed from the cities
named.?Cincinnati, $1 per $1,000 discount; St. Louis,
$1 26 per $1,000 discount; Chicago, nominal.
THI TORSION MAR KIT.
The London advices report the market for securities
quiet but firm. The rate of discount in the open mar
ket Is 2% per cont, or per cent below the bank rain,
the Hank of England gained ?1,000 sterling on bulance
lo-day. The following are the four P M. quotations:?
ypvoi* dciimed uj Bv 1310 for B0B6I ^ 16-10 (or
vounu id rang rente* are firmer Al m. 67 %o. In
Frankfort new lives are quoted ai 99%. The failure of
William Spatten & Co., In the linen trade at Belfast,
Ireland, la reported Their liabilities ar?\reportod at
ju&o,ooo.
RAILROAD RON08.
The largest transactions were in Milwaukee and Ht
Paul consolidated Sinking Funds which sold at 81% a
81%; do., La Croes Division, brought 97. Chicago and
Northwestern consolidated gold bonds sold at 84%
registered, and at 85% for coupon. Albauy and 8us
quehanna second sold at 100, Morr?s and Esse* sevens,
of 1871, at 106%; do., second, at 109%; Michigan Cen
tral sevens at 10X, and Union Pacific first* at 104%.
Cheaspeake ana Ohio firsts, coupon on, brought 32. Uar
lein coupon firsts sold at 112% a 113, Central Pacific
firsts at 106%, do. San Joaquin Branch at 89% a 89%;
do. California and Oregon Hranch at 91X, Union Pacific
Sinking Funds at 94%, Milwaukee and St. Paul con
solidated sinking fund at 81%, and Erie third at 93 a
9.'J%. Chesapeake and Ohio, ex coupon, sold at 26.
The following were tho closing quotations for Pacific
railroad bonds:?Union Pacific firsts, 104% a 105; do.
da, land grants, 100% a 100%; do. do., sinking funds,
94% a 94% j Central Pacific*, 106% a 108%.
TUB COLO MAKkKT.
Gold opened at 114%, and fell off to 114%, advanced
to 114% and closed at 114%. The rates paid forcarry
| Ing were 1%, 1 and 2 per cent. Loans were also mado
fiat.
OPERATIONS or TFIB OOLD EXCUAIfOK BANK.
Gold balances $1,323,700
Currency balances 1.536,576
Gross clearances .. 40,901,000
TUB TKKARl'KY HTATKXKNT.
Bank notes recelvod for roticmption to-day amounted
to $1,000,000. Revenue receipts to day, $500,000.
Customs receipts, $34,000.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out t?-day $35,000, gold,
on account of Interest, and $498,000 In redemption of
5-20 bonds.
COTKKNUK.NT BOSDS.
Gorcrnment bonds firm, closed at the following
quotations:?United States currency sixes, 122
a 122%; da do., 1831, registered, 119 a 119%;
do. da, do., coupon, 123% a 124; do. five-twenties,
1884, registered (called bonds), 114% a 115%; do. do.,
do., coupon (da), 114% a 115%;do. do., 1885, registered,
115% a 116; da do., do., coupun, 115% a 116; do. do.,
new, registered, 116 a 116%; da do., do., coupon,
120% a 120% ; da da, 1867, registered, 118% a 119; do.
do., da coupon, 122% a 122%; do. do., 1868, registered,
118% a 119; da da, do., coupon, 122% a 122% ; do. ten
forties, registered, 117% a 117% ; da do., coupon, 117% s
117%; Ja five#, 1881, registered, 118% a 117%; do. do.,
da, coupon, 117% a 117%.
MEMORANDA.
The Now York, New Haven and Hartford road adver
tises lis half-yearly dividend of $5 per share, payable
January a
A renewal of the railroad war of last winter is fore
shadowed by the following despatch:?
Baltimore, Md., Doc. 6, 1875.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company announce
to-day that they will allow a drawback of three cunts
pur 100 pounds on all grain brought lo this oity from
Western points which passes through their elevators to
foreign ports.
As the regular rates to Baltimore are five cents lower
than to New York this drawback makes a discrimina
tion equal to 4 8-10 cents per bushol on wheat and 4%
cents per bushel on corn against this city as a port of
export In this connection It may be remembered that
the market for grain in Chicago Is .steadily declin
ng, wheal to-day having sold al 96%c. and corn at
45%a, which Is a decline for the past week ot eight
cents and six cents respectively.
The earnings of the St. Lotus, Kansas City and
Northern Railway are reported as follows:?
November, 1875 $230,626
November, 1874 251,170
Decrease, November, 1875 $20,549
January 1 to November 30, 1875 $2,367,025
January 1 to November 30, 1874. 2,337,060
Increase In 1875 $29,965
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
59%
5U
59
.'.XT'
Mosdat, Dec 6, 187&
BF.FORK CALL-10 A. M.
$.VW Va 6't. C.X mat e 68% 100 shs I'n Pee RR ... 7?l%
200 aba All A Pao Tel. 3o% 1UU do 7H%
?OS TO* SB 111.1% 10U do (3 77
5oo Weat LnTel 75*. aoOMil A St P RRpf.. Oil
?i""1 do 70S 100 do e 60%
lOIK) do 70% 11W L S ? M S R .... 6oC
4?'?> do 500 do
H>' Mil * St Paul RR.. 35% 2 Hi JO do
Km do 85% 100 do ,
4i?i?h?Pi?c Mail Sb... 40% 70O do 5h%
1*"?J do 40% 1000 do 6*%
12*1 do 40 900 do 0x%
lino do 40% 4(H) do OH
8O0 do 63 40% 1HOO do SOW
1300 do . 40% 100 do C 59%
1100 do e 4o% 200 Erie Rlt 16%
9*10 do.... 40% 5(1 do 10%
2O0 do C 4IH, 11*1 do 1H%
500 uo 4o% 100 do b3 10'.
?m)0 do *3 40s, loo Mich Cen RR ....o 60%
800 do 40% 10U do 60%
lol) Chi it N VV RR 38 100 do bO%
200 do 38% 100 do ?*>V
100 do 39 liOO do ?i
100 Cn Pac RR 77% loo do e 01
400 do 77
10:13 AND 11:30 A. M.
$1000 L S0-20,c.'6&,n.. 120 $1000 US 5-2o, c. '68.c 122%
FIRST BOARD?10:30 A. M.
$2000 Mo 6't.lb lo^s 500atuPacMall8S.bc 4o%
6000 Tenn O a, new... 43% 5<*' do c 40%
lOOO Ills Col3.65'?. 67 1200 do 40%
20000 do be 07 OOO do s3 4o%
OOOOCAUlst.con.be 32 8<*J do 4o%
1000 Alb A Sua 2d.... 106 100 do llO 4o%
2000 la Pac RR 1st.. 104% 900 do ?l%
1000 MASP Isi.Lai'd 07 600 do bS 40%
2000 M a 8P con a f.. 81% 200 do b3 40%
3o00 do 81% loO do. b3 40%
45000 do 91% BOO do 40S
loooC A N W c i u b. H4% loOTol A Wab be .1%
1"<?i MorA Ka 7's '71 10o% loo Mich Con KR. be 6o%
2000 Mor A Ess 2d 109% 100 do a3 0o%
11> a i ?' it It M c c k b. 84% 100 do 60%
0'*)o Mich Cen 7's.... 101 luo do 6o%
looo 1. S lal, con. r... 102% 100 do b3 ?>%
1O00 II A S Job's,c.bc 1<*1 do ?1
7011)C A I* con ? f..b c 1<*> Union I'ac ltK..b c 77
2000 Alt A T 11 2d pf. Mi 21*1 do 77%
2< 100 Tnl A Wab 2<1 .. 5o 5iO do 77
1O00 lit Western 2d.. .10 8UiMllA8tPRK.be 3H
20 tlia lrvinn Bank... 12* 200 do h3 30%
20 Mercau hank. 107 lo ? do s3 3.1%
30 U 8 Kxpresa....be 04% tVK'ler A l'itts 9k.
12' *J VV est L n Tel... be 70% 170 do bo 90
1<do e 70% tsoo Mil a h 1* pf .. he ?0"a
oo 70% l(*i do ??%
K*J do a3 70% WJOLBAM8RR be 5?%
111 do 70 30J0 do 68
4O0 do 70% loO do >4 59%
1'*> do 7 1200 do 6H%
'Jtaj do b3 70% 2**1 do 50%
ai?l do 70% li*l do b3 6(1%
2I?) Quick Mill 17 21*1 do *<< 59%
100 do be 17% 1O0C A N W....be.s3 8U%
4o III Cen RR be 03% 200 do 03 ?n%
1011 Atl A PTel....bcc 2o% 100CANWRRpf.be 54%
100 do 83 20% 40 Mor A fcaa RK. 104
BKPUUK CALL?ISJjJJO P. M.
$HXX) US 5 20,e,,05.n.e 120% 100 aba Mich Cen RR. 61%
4oOO Ui?t l ol 3.110'a.. 07% 0OO L 8 A M 8 KR. ,b3 0H%
10 aba N Y 0 A H R.. 106% 300 do .I'M,
lOO Atl A P Tel b3 21 loo 0? 4
loo do 20% loo do 1)3 ,'.?%
li>> Weat tn Tel 75', 1000 do 0?%
JOO do a3 75% BOO do b3 of%
200 Krie Kit 10% 5oO do 50%
10O Pac Mail SS. 4ii% 100 Do Pac BR. 77
loii) do ?3 4l>% W*J do 77%
10U do 40% 100 do a3 77%
100 do t>4 40% 21*1 Chi A N W pf f>4%
300 do 4o% 200 do 54%
100 do b3 41 100 do 54%
100 do e 40% 100 Mil A St P RR. .bS 35%
100 do 40% IOO Ohio A M RR 17%
400 do 40% 50 do 17%
luO Mich t en KR. ?1% 100 Han A 8t Jo RR.. 31
100 do s3 61 200 Mo, Kan A Tea.s3 8
i P. M.
$10000 0 8 5-20.C, 65,n 120% $10000 C B 5-20, e. '07. 122%
SECOND BOARD?I P. M.
S10000DI*Col3.65'abe 67% 100aha NTCAHRbeb3 lo?
3odd C?n Pac at 106% 80?>1.8AMSRR.bc 50%
lOOOO do be lU4i% 1000 do,. 5V?%
2000 C P lat, 8 J br.. 8t'% 500 do e 5t<*
1??J|J do be 80% 600 do
. b.3
1
|f?j" QO DC Oi' -4 Tn-V/ ao
W*iOCPlat, C A Ob. 91% OHO do
1000 Un Pac a fund... 94% 5a> do ?3 6tt%
4<?io M A St P con 1 f 81% 1000 do ?3 5H%
41*10 IIiir lat, 7'?, e. 112% 2'*J do b3 5)?%
10000 do be 113 100 do o 5n%
looo Erie 3d tu 93 W*l do i3 60s
1O00 do 03% WO do 611%
l'?JO do li:t% ltmo do &??>.
1000 P RR of Mo Irt. K> 2100 do BO
HM) Ohio A Mies e ? f 93% IMIO do bo%
loooo Am Ilk A Imp 7'a 101 100 Krie KK be 10%
4KII Leh A W n con.. 06% 10O Mich Hen Kit., .bo 61
200abaMt.AM.ap.be 0 loo Un Pac I1K be 77%
l<*j do >3 0 30 Clev A P ft bo 9oe
100 Con Coal bo 47 200 do 90%
IOO A A P lei bo 20% 200 Ohio A M RK...be 17%
1??> do 2o 4MOChlANW be 30%
20O do 20% aoO do *3 39%
400 Weat I'n Tel.be.b3 70'>, 30o do 39
too do hj 7.1% lUOOANWRltpl.be 54%
.1 I* 8 Knpress 04 A un do e 54%
80 Amer La .be 60% loo Chi A R I RR. b 0 100%
1200 Pac M Sri be 404' 500 do .... loa
10OO do 40% 100 M A St Paul....bo 36
100 do a4 40% loo Mil A 81 P pr bo t?%
1400 do 40% 60 do 60-;
IOO do b3 41 fHi Del, LAW RR be 119%
?00 do 40% 00 do ll?%
100 do 40
3:30 TO 3 P. M.
$3000 Dub A 8 0. 2d d. 107 lOGahiLSAM 8. .3 60
10000 0 A O 1st, e* e.. 26 louo do....
100 aha Pro c L A I' Co 04 looo do b3 mi
100 At A P Tel 2o% 40.0 do ?0
4' <1 hrie RR. 16-, 1000 do . "" aoW
100 Weil Un Tel 75% l(ai do Vi a,.?
700 do t>3 7b 600 do !" .3 0o?J
2100 do 7# 1000 do 5?tJ
600 do i3 78 w?i do ,'.'b3 eo'J
? "in ?'?" - - y) .4
60%
loo do *3 eij; 400 do;::;::;:;.^ ?<!%
60%
?o
1300 do 76% 500 do...'. ."".3
loo Mich Cen RR 61% 9O0 do
2<0 do ?1% 2(*K) do
IOO do s3 61% 40O do
4'*) do... 61% 600 do....ur Ho
-?*? ?n b3 12/ ?? *
400 Panama RR.,.. b3 127 8o?) do.
800Pac Matins 40% 100 do
20 0 ao b3 41 1300 Chi A I
4(*l do 41 KOO do.
6UW do h* tiie 100 Chi A ?N VV of.. .1/3 Jul
HOD do b3 41 S< 8?) do 54?$
WW do 41 l4 100 do
WW do 41S **> do 54'2
?i>0 do 41 200 do 56
8<?) do 41W l'JO do 55K
1500 do 41 '*4 100 do ft&S
20" do _b3 41J, KiO do 1)3 55^
*0 do 41>; 2 00 do
500 do ... b0O 41*2 100 d" 551,
100 If V 0 k U R... sJ 100'i looToIAWahKR .. 5
100 do Jim 100 Del, LAW KB. lt??
300 N J Ceu KR 10'> l'JO <*> ... 11'*?.
SOOChl A BI RR...b3 UiT>H 100 do 1-"'.
200 do s3 105 40 do ?3 l?0'-?
ll?t Mil A Si P KK? . MKi 100 do 120
600LS IKS Hit.bJ ?>', aoo Ohio A Mix* RR... >?H
3500 do. n?l 100 fUu A St J UK... 2l>k
. ft?W do 10 Pac RR of M? 13
f) SUJ do ?:i (?V
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
cotton ok the spot firm AND HIOHEA-?TV
TURKS 1-IGc. HIUHEB JfLOHB QUIET?WHEAT
PULL AND LOWUt?CORN KAtSlEU <>ATH
STEADY?11/KK DULL?LARl) EASY-? PETEO
LKUM DULL?SPIRITS TURPENTINE STEAD*?
ROSIN QUIET ? OILS UNCHANGED-?Kit EIGHTH
riHK AND FAIRLY ACTIVE ? HEMP AND JTJTH
STEADY ? WHISKEY STEADY GUNNIES
STEADY?COFFEE FIRM, BUT QUIET?BUGAE
FIRM.
Moni>at, Dec. 6?6 P. M.
There was but little ollr in business circlos to-day, the
merchandise markets being quite- generally dull. On
'Change Hour was in limited demaad at previous tig
urea. Wheat was dull and lower tor all kinds. Corn was
easier. Oats steady. Whiokoy steady. Provisions dull,
almost without excoptiuii. FreighCj were fir in and
fairly active. Cotton was higher. Coffee watt firm but
quiet. Gunnies wore steady. Hemp and jute were
quiet but stead. Naval stores were generally quiet but
8toady. Oils were quiet, but prices wore steady. Pe
troleum was dull. Sagar was quiet, but prions continued to
I rule firm.
j CorrKK.?For Rio the raurkot' was vct" **niet. Mild
coffees were also quiet. We quote:?Ordinary cargoes,
ISt^c. a ; fair do., ll)*^c. a' 20c.; good Jo., 20',o.
a 20t?c.; prime do., 20\'e. a 21c.: extreme range for lots.
18^c. a 22c.; Santo*. fair to gooil; lt>'4c. a SO^e., gold,
ninety days ; Java, government bags, 28c. a 27e:; do., grass
mats. 28c. a 2Sc.; Singapore, do., 22c. a 24c.; Ceylon, 30c a
21 '.jC., Marncaibo, lO.'vc. a 21 V,c.; Laguayra, 30c. a 21c.;
Jamaica, 11V. a 20>aC.; St. Domingo, 18c.; Porto Rico, IS'jC.
a 20He.; Costa Rica. li)c. a 21c.; Mexican; lRn. a 20c.;
Manila. I9l?c. a 20>jC.; Angostura, I'Ja a 21c.; Suranilla,
19c a 21e.; Cnraeoa. 19c. a 20.V?c.
Cottom.?Spot was firm. Good miMIing, sttiet good
middling and middling fair wore %c. higher, and low mid
dling. strict low middling and middling were 1-lOc higher.
Other grades wero unchanged. Futures were advanced
1 i'xs. The closing quotations to-<lay compare wltb Satur
day's closine figures ns follows:?
Stttmrtliiy, /><*. 4. J/'Wi'/av. Dw. 0.
Deo 13 I-1U a ? Dec 13 5-33
Jan 13 6-32 a 13 3-16 Jan 13 7 32
Feb 13 11-32 a 13\ Kub I3*i a 13 13,32
March... 13 17^12 a 13 l> 16 March... 13 S?-32 a 13*-,
April 13K a 13 35 32 April 13 25-32 all! 13-t6
May 13 13-16 a 13 31 32 May 13 31-32 a 14
June 141; a 14 5-32 Juue 14 3-lfi a 14 7 32
July 14 ?-32 a 14 5-16 July 14 5-10 a 14J{
August... 14 6-16 a 14?? August.. 14 13 32 11 14 16-33
?Quotations based on American .itandard of classification,
and on cotton in store niunlngin quality not more than
half a grade above or below the grade quoted
Iplaiul*. Al<iOoi?a. y<v> Orlnuit. Ifenrte,
Ordinary 10'i 1?>7. V>\
Strict ordinary ll'J ll'J 1IV 1 ln2
Good ordinary 12 12 12Sj 1-'-,
Strict good ordinarv.. 12S I2\ 12V; 12 s
Low middling 12 1116 12 13-10 12 15-16 12 15 16
Strict low middling 12 15-16 13 1 16 13 3-16 13 3-16
Middling 13'j, 13S, 13 5.lft 13 510
14 14
14^ 14'J
Good middling tail t;? " ? -.
^-tg'.-imid.lim^. i;i^ ,'37j ,a
Middling fair 141? jii.'
^ r 15 .r^
Stjiiuwl?ordlnarv 111. . '''S
^c-Mow middling. u'Tk^i^
'rtxpotn T"'^P!' 'Skt A?* T"">*
Cousnmption '* ;jH5 .*}. 1,1X5
bjieculaiion 473 734
141 616
Totil. 1 285 -
dellrery'the1 f^'^
o clock P. M -December, at 13 1 l&T r r> "n"r "ue
J3 5-32c.; April, 100 at' 13V. Totii k"."7, SX> ?'
np to two o'clock P. M -DecemW ifs'i . ^ Hwle*' T'>"llay
}3ye.; January, 900 at I3 5??v :i'?c. i HU) .1;
1.0WJ at 13 7 :t2c 10 ?l 13 316c.;
at 13?<c., KXJ at *13 n ?I7*. V 13 ll-32c.. 1,;?XJ
200 at 13 B-ltlo. ?.?re ?,;.????3 ^c.
at 13 2"u.'l2c., 31*) llt IS 13.1?k> ? M?. iff-! APril- 1,00
200 at 14c. ^TotaL 8 SOO husll. ' "? 13 .U-.T.'c.;
The receipts ai lS^ -iu, Ur?nJ ????'. ?.600 hales
loans, 7.^; ^7; Now Or
4.12i>; Wilmington. 986; N.'.rf..lk.U57l>o:'^"'harlestou,
r ?5?a s
by .team; 6y saU. Vl6d. M?r?et^..Vd " L,TerP<H'1- " '?d.
mr.r?oTo.G^V2:i^^.-rH?>iT- bbl" = ?
corn, S4.5MO ,i0, oat,' h). wtlCi*t- bushels,
malt. 7,514 do ?hS Bi,ri^rke. .iJS'A n >" do" i
without Important ehaage the sains !!'?, 2ifr'ce* were
meal-300 ft,!,. a?7 *T;?L," TT&i r aL',b'"r Cor"
*1 25 s $3 61) for Western yellow ?n Kl-r fJ2 ilra,Hlj winr.
No'12 State'yoll"w- Wo .,noto * *?' 'or Jersey
Superfine State'.""" *? ? $4 85
Kxtra Stale ?* 7"'* 5 (s)
Choice State 26 a 6 75
Superflno Western * 6 IX)
Extra Weetem. 4 60 a 5 Ou
Minnesota 5 00 a 5 50
Round hoop Ohlo' shlnpinir hrsndn 2 75 ? ?? ??
Kamily1'0011 ?h'?' tr*d* ,JtaI'd" *"11" 11!S 75 I u SO
St. Louis, low extra..... J 00 a 8 00
St. Louis, straight extra ? 25 a 6 25
St. Loulsy choice double extra g Oli a 6 at)
St. Louia. choice family._ Z JK* 2 l"
Rye Hour, Que to ?uperfiae, JJJ ? ? 25
Soutliern. No. 2 * * OOa 6 35
Southern.superfine. 4 00 ? 4 50
Southern, extra ; 65 a 4 UO
Southern, familv... "?** a 6 75
Corn m*al. Western." Z 9" * 9 00
<Jorn n*?al, Jerser... '?O a 3 60
Corn m*al. Brandy-wine.'..'.'. a 8 ft)
Corn rutal, puncheon a ~
?Wheat wa.? dull and nnW.i-?)i- *00 a 30 50
about 40,OU) bushels at SI la fcl Slil#" wer'
for No. 3 Milwaukee - ?J (i*J Vn 1 ,"'d ?l 15
white also a. ?| 3," Corn wa, d ,M 1\ t"d V.?"" lot
were about 75,1)00 bushels at 73Vtc ^7a
and iBSc. a 68'je. for new do Hv. 2^a?r, prinf* ?n""'d!
at 80*. for Weaters ale. f,,r Sts^ .JnM ?nd n..mirjU
tt?c.. b<r Canada in bond T Pennsylrania, and
?t$l 16 a $118 f? No 2 C^?~^** "?re7 ?? bushel.
for two-rowed St.Te, an $l rS a 5iCiT!^01; to g"??'
bSrtJtoSTfi tt *V)c. 1*46c4 "f,"1-) n
Wo^ ml^L ^<^^ cergfle^
new green, fl a $1 07 for Cunal? ?.M , ? '?r
ard$l 07 to arri-re Canada Held, in bond or spot,
s. ss i I"/-'v"*
MoLASsrs.?Buslneae In foreiirn was n.,i., ?,
Ji>c. a 32c. { du.. Muscovado refining :ii>c 'a n
iiiinSTSS: ^V-^w^rie?.?"'Coid3"V ;
da.new crop, A'&\
ul 84 bills lut( SatnrdAv ehh -k 11 > , n<Jto
dock, at 37c.. and 5?bhla .. hbl?-*-? day. all on
pitch were quiot Advices frntna,^Vi'l" iPF *" tt"(1
follows :-Ro.in Vm; ,tr., "d *1 4'" ?
Tar firm. Wilmiwto" ii 7o ?do" *'
fl 50; yellow dip and Tirjin Vl^sn'irtl* U' lia"1'
Stock ?Rosin, yard, 52.90^afl?.,, V^L^
Turpentise, yard. I,5;t3. Spirits. yard aiijL V
l.aio. We quote:?Spirits of turpentine aSt .
common to rood, strained. ?1 70 a *1 HO- ^ll?Z,. 1 1
*135; Wasl.rnrton tar. ?2 26 piteb KTo Wllnjln?lon *?. '
OltA?Liuseed was in lair demand al Br? nricea Hn.?
55ws?r
5rr?c?Mi.*?S2i; fciCeari^
$1 04; iuenhaden, Sound 42r? a i*ic nr*>rr \ ? ^.DtAr?
winter 76c. a 78c.; ihrt. cask, %?' fit a il'a-.w i"1
??*'* fe.35 ^'0 ?.bs a
I'lcTROLau* was doll Crude, in be|k *xi.s<.u^..M'
a 7c. ror ipct and 7n r?rmonth: do., in'bhis i T nH*
forgot and 10V. for month. Aefln^ .taadart X* 2^
a U'^c. for s|>ot and month: cargo Iou ljv^ . i*jv ~
riSs1'1;
K.f?-iiaiK:;.-'?
V\"' lb?" 11 Ihn. av"rL -s .r j,
was dull and nominal; Vmg S .?5 ?ari. "V.'."
Reef waJduuf 75 bbll! Z?*? io"?lold on pn>a,
fe. t'.vv2? sr. A
a ? rr,vw.,;A, 'thi 'S,?
jw-o) da. rr?rf.v"i.}?;,
quiet; Continent quoted at 13Uc and Vtfeit Indie*iia?'*
Buttef-'lnt 8tn?e wM in L^bt .SppTv and iuh a ^^i
demand. We q??le da rl-s en^ e
do., good to prime, 27c. a 29c.; d?. fair M gowl' liS" ! 1
T*'"y'^v 'io'goU^v v'
do;mflat sha'ped": ^'u^cT' 1% 'I '
ahaped. good to fa:". He a l"7' * lJfci do" che,J<""
Rira was steady Sale* were?(V) casks Carotins
a 7'4c? 160 bhls. Louisiana, a. 6Sc a " aud i bs * U?,
Tc"'.!! ,?'? 0"??*^aroilM fc|r
J, 4?* ? ' H|C. t l^oulrtana, (air to prlnje, ?tgf h 7u0 ? ninifl'
6? a ; Rangoon, fair to jAd. 6^ a WJ piu a'
?sl? V'' 1Un?oom> lB b<,"d. * v- a 2Hc. per lb., gold;
Si-OAB.?In raw, bntlneis was very qolet, but nrfces eon
tinued to rule Hrm I he market iur reUnc.i wan iirin but
,quotably hijiher. We quote:?Fair reflniAji s' (
good do., S',C. Cuba, grocery, fair to choice, HV: a S' c !
do. centrifugal, hhds. and boxes, Not. 8 io 13 sk,- a n'JV!
hl")* ar"1 7' i<- a hv, , |?ort0 r{? c'
t0 P'"""' 7-'?c- ? K'sC ; do. grocery, fa'lr to
I J V;?*M?SP-; standard A, 10c.; off A, l?V'a ?Ve ?
?rushed, iOJac.. nowUeicd. 10>?c., granulated. , jgjj
low, "Hie. ? eatro '5. ? 9Si? : cotloef, ll*?c
Stkahiti vm quiet at 13,^c. for prime city end 13c. I ,T
'"t'aiaow*?'The market wne stoasiy. flO.'**) lbs. told la
johhiug lots at 9 11 Hie. ? V%e. _ , i
WHlgCST?Keceipts. 170 bbls oleihol. do whiskey end
2UIJ do. high?iue?l The market was steady at ?u??, ?t
which about :t50bbls. were sold.
Kkkiuiitn?The market ou the whole I'nntioueii *t o 'J,
with * good demand from various Tbo eugago
ments were :-To Liverpool, by steal*. huaUei? Jj. ?
tm private terms; a,WO boxes cheese ttt ?>"?. wl . *,
bocou at a rate to be lined ; 300 balm bop. M- ; JJU ?:
cotton. 7 I fid , as it r??; 3.300 do. do . by sail, II ?*??.
mi 1,000 M>to. flour. M.\ tau ton. <M Kjtkm, 27* ?? ?
Loudon. by sail, 1U.000 biMlieU wheat, 9>,d., ^ low
2a. Tkd. to Glasgow, by ?*???. 100
40b. To Hamburg, by stowa, 500 tieroes lard. 57a. tM.
The cb<wters embraced -A British bark, h*nce to C ork lor
orders, with 4,000(1o-rtert urain at 7s. ttd,one third l?i bogs.
an Aunlriuri bark hence for imioe voyage, with 4.<*?? uuar
tern do., same rate; a Norwetfi?tn bark, hence to the I, nK?d
Kiacdoiu direct. with 2,tt)U qtactovs do7s. iHd. ?? n" "P
with flour. 3n W . a British Wh. to arrive, from Fhiladel
phiu lo the United Kingdom dii"*. with J,700 M"?*" d?r
7s.; a Norwegian bark, w arrive, from Baltimore to Oor* rot
order*, witn 3,iX? quarter* do.,7i. rtd.; another, to arrive,
thence for tiara voyage, with 2.2U01 quarter* do. .same rate ,
uu American bark, bence to Bridtol, with 2,800 bbls. refined
petroleum, 5a 3d.: a British hark, to arrive, hence to the
('nited Kingdom. with H,7U0 bbls. do. on private
terms; an American schootttr of **** a J
hence iv Alters, witn do. in bbls. at 6s. ?nfl
cans! Jfl*.; a German t*?rk <to arrive), from Philadelphia to
Antwerp, with 7,tMiO b*U. do., 5a.: the UerutMi bark re
ported in our last, hence to the CouUrfent, with O.WjO bols.
do, on private terms, obtained ?">#. to Antwerp; an American
bar*, trow Philadelphia to* Gibraltar, i?r orders to the Mo<l
itertanean, with 2,2faObbla. do, 5s. 9d.; a British bark (to
arrive from the Provinces), thence to United Kingdom with
3 7UObbla do. on private t*r*?s; a British brig, theuc* to
Sunt under (of 2,:iUU bbK. capacity), with bMa and caee? do.
*l?. and 3d. reBpi^ctiveir ; oiua aith guano, of tiU) ton*, to
Savauaah from Boston, $1 25 per ton. option- of CharieitJJi
b% saniM rate ; one, 4W) tons, to Port Royal from Wood s
Hole, with do , ; one from do to Savaanikh, $1 To gev
0ot>{ oiw to Aspinwall, from Philadelphia, with coal, $*1;
one, 282 tons, to Havana from WiM-.assett, with supar box
spooks at 17c. under and i4e. on teck ; one of 2*>tona, hence
to Them as, with general gold; one ol "2<sj
tons with powder to New York t'flom Buiiton^ $U)0, and one
with't;e tie mil earn" ol 300 totm, $4<W; one to ha^ua from do.,
250 ten?. with do.. *l^tJ0, gold; orw thence tu CienfueKvs
and b?ek sriih sno?>k? at 37>.ic., (?>td; one to New ^i.rk,
with atone from i ?ik< An*. *1 2 - por ton; ai? American
ichooner, frc?n BriatoJ, M'. to Liverpool, with B*lw?:rap?, at
;10? per ton: one with 280.IXS; feet l?ard pine to Waltlinore,
from ol. Mary'n River at $7 75 per 1,000; one frem do. to
Bath, with 325,000 do., at same rata ; one from Philadelphia
to Oliarieaton. with ton, coal, at $1 W); one thence to
Norfolk, with .*ffto toim A?., 7,rK'. ; anothtw thence to Boston,
with 1)75 tons, II WO; cm-, 5lfi ton,, wtth >alt, fron, Cadit
to liioucester, ?.? 21c per buthol; a Bmiih britf, 202 tout,
from Baltimore to l'ernaaibuco, *' P'" bbl., and back to
New York with sugar, ?t 22c. per If*' lb*, a schooner ol 440
ton*, from Hi. John to north ?ide Cuba, i?ith box#*, aa23c.,
Sold.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Oiftstne, l)?c. 6, 1BT5.
Cotton qulat*. middling, tS^c.; lowtnidrtlinK, 12c.; good
ordinary 11 Ac Not rocetpts. 3,1?77 balna. Kxportf?To
Great Britain, lUl; .?antwi??, 3,147.- Sole>, 1.121. Buck,
WJ.JtW.
Haw 0Bt,?AK?. Dec. fl, 1?75.
Cotton qniet: ?mddiOlnif. 12,Sc-: '?>* mi tdlinit, 11V-;
irnod ordinary. lo7^c. Net receipts. 7,7'S4 bales; cn'M,
11.725. Kxporta?To Franco, to t^e Contiue?at#
447; coaitwUe, 21*5. Salra, r?,rw). Sltick, 270,134.
Moiui a I>ec. 6, 1875.
Cotton Irremilar: tnliifllinK. I2%e.; low middling. 11V-;
?oi?l ordinary. 10?,c. a lo'.c. Net recelpU. a.olK bales,
Kxporta, coastwise, 470. dales. 1.8f)0, Stock, 4fi,47ft.
?ATiHWA?l Dee. tl, 1875.
Cotton quiet. raidlUlnB, 12Vc.: low middling, 12Si?. i ?>>o<t
ordinary. 11 l,c. Net receipts, 4,1147 bales. Export.?T?
France, 2.1101; coai>lwi?e, ;*,223. Sales, l.llSti Hwek, iikt,8C>l.
Ciiarlrxton, Dec. 0, 1875.
Cotton Ann; middling. V2V^c. a 12^c.; low middling,
12V: good onlinary, II.V Hot receipt*, 4,I2t? bales.
K.\ports, coastwise, 2.yJJH. >alos, l.GO'y. titixik, C?0.t>83.
Wtuit>'CT?K. N C., Dec ft, 1875.
Spirits tnrpontlne utrvnu at Wc. Koatn firm at i 42}-^ for
etraiued. Tar steadj at $1 70.
Oswsno, Dee. S, 1875.
i'lonr steady: sales 1.700 bbls. at <7 50 tor Noi i suring;
87 75 for am; er winter; $8 fo* white do ; $8 20 for doable
extra Wheat unchanged. Corn quiet at 70c. a 71c. Barley
ooiet but lirtu. Corn nieid?liolt?<i, ?10; uisbolwd, $20
per ton. Milireed-Sborta, ?17 a $18, ?hip?tuffs, ?1U af21;
middlings, $-5 a $27 per ton. LaJw receipts?Wheat, 18,j00
bush''1*' BtrrrsLO, Dec. fl, 1875
Lake receipts?Flonr. 3,100 bt.l?,; wheat, 12,4<*) bushel*.
Railromd receioU?Klonr, B.SXX) bills.: wheat, 34.t)00 Imetiols;
oorn .13 500 do. ; oat>. 27.00B do.; barley, 13,000 do.; rye,
2.000 do. Kailroad shlpinenta? Floor, 0.H00 bbla.; wheat,
5& 000 bushels; corn. 37,000 do.; o*ts, 27,000 do.; barley,
?J2i?Wdo.; rye, 2,001) do. Flour quiet bat steady; sales'.??><)
bbis.. at $0 a'?H 5< I for -prl"K. &<? ? ,J?foT bakerW, $0 75
a *7 50 f?* ainber, *7 a Jw lor white. $8 SO a $!? Stvfor new
process; $4 73 a $5 for ryo; $0 50 a #7 75 tor oatmeal.
Wheat dull; spring heavy, lower to sell; no transactions;
quotations entirely nnnilnal. Com dull at OXc a r5c. fo*
No 2'and high mixed Western in car kits. Oats oflerod at
?ie for St. 2 Western, live offered at 8f>c. tor Milwaukee.
Barley firm and in good demand; sale 20 ears Canadian, on
private terms. Peas and beans quiet and unchanged. Pork
lower and quiet at $21 50 for heavy mrss. I^ird quiet at 1.1c.
Highwinos dull, nominally *1 15. Stocks In store and >ja?nt
Wheat, 2 502,3511 busliels; corn, 282,612 do ; oats.
do, barley, 156,559 do.; peaj, IWO do.; rye, 27,101. do.
Total. 3,260,273 busheU, TolBI>0 Dw, 6.18W.
Flour qniet, unchanged. Wheat steady, with a moderate
demand . No. 2 white Wabash. $1 28; No 3 do.. *1 10?3;
No. 1 white Michigan, $1 25; No. 2 do.. $1 13; extra do,,
SI 29; old white Michigan, $1 50; amber Michigan. ?pot
and December. $1 Hi Si, February, $1 21; March, $1 -JV.
No, 2 red whiter, #1 21; No. 3 red, |1; rejected, HTi.
Corn firmer. >ield higher; high mixed. 55c. all the year,
Klc ? now. 40. December. 48)4'c.; Jannary, 4!?e.; low do.,
53T,,' new, 4x? ; yellow, 5r.c.; No. 2 white. o3e.; new do ,
47c. " no icrade, 53c.; new, 4ti>io.; damaged, new 4.1c.
Oats' dull and nominal. Clover fieedhteady. with a moderate
demand at ST &>. Dressed ho** steady, with a moderate
demand at $8 25. HecelDts-Wheat, 14,000 buslwU eorr^
4ft 1*10 do : oats, 1.000 do. Shipments?Flour. 500 bbis.;
wheat, 10.000 bushels, corn. ltt.WAI do.; oats, 700 do.
Giiicaco, Dec. 6, 187S.
Klonr dulL Wheat active, but lower aud au?ettle?L
No 1 Chleaeo f 1 03; No. 2 do., 97Hc. a ,
spot; sales at ?7<4c. a (WV-; c,Td fi'ltbid'("'il''1r
January ; lft>Sc . ^"e' Kebraary; Bo. 3 da, 81c. rejected.
7i?e Corn iiuiet, but firm; No. 2 oiixed a shade higher at
il&c. . wS vl; ??Se. bid. Miller December. 44o a
44vic seller .I anuary. Oata, quiet and weak: Na^.. 2tt^c.,
.pol, 3t>e_. seller January. Barley quiet, bat steady at
85o. seller D<-cembor; 84c.. seller February Rye Inactive
and Wwor at B7>,0. a 0?c. Pork In good demand, but at
lower rXes $10, spot; $18 95.seller the year: $19 JO a
$l*i 35 seller March t,ar^-Demand lair and market firm
at $12 15 spot; $12 17>, a $12 20. seller
neller Man-h Bulkmeats? Shonldenw 7c. Whiskey. $111.
Recelots?Flour. 12.i**i bbls.: wheiU, ?7.000 bushels; oorn.
26,01*1 do.; barley. 16,000 do.; rye, 3,000
do.' Shipments?Floor, U.ombbls. ; wheat, ft 1 000 bush,.Is;
corn. 27.0U> do.; oau. lt^OOU do.; bailey. 8.000 do.; rye.
4.UU0 do. _____
PKISTING CLOTHS MARKET.
I*RovtP*?tc*. R. I., Dec. 0t 1873.
Priutlng oloUis qtiiet at last quotation*.
EUROPEAN MARKET.
TjONHOW P*o?gcs Maro-kt -LotooM.
?*erm oil. ?96 a ?97 per ton. Linwed oil. M per cwt.
Losdok I'xTioLKtra Mab?kt? I,i>SDO?, Dec. tt, P. M ?
Rctlnad pctroloum closed at 1 l>*i
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DERWOOD. U4 Old s^ltp.
IN SUMS TO SUIT?LOANS WITHOUT BONUS, NEW
L York or Brooklyn property; applications decided 'inlckly
and money furnished promptly and cheap. Apply to I. r.
HYATT, 145 Hrvadwsy.
Ik 8. WORMSER,
. Hankers. 64 and Broadway.
buy and sell on commission Gold. Bouds and Blocks, and
negotiate Loans.
Alio execute orders lor purchase and sale of Mining
Rtoeks at the Han Ftanelkco stock Exchange, and transact a
general banking bnslnes*.
MONEY Tu LOAN-ON FIRST MORTGAGES. WITH
out bonus, oc Second snd leasehold Mortgages, at ea?y
Urms. GEORGE W. 8TAKB, ISO Broadway, roeiu S.
"ATIONAL TRUST TOMPANY,
y 2t>l and Broad* ay.
Nkw V on*. Pec. 2, 1*7 ?.
At a regular meeting of the Trustees of the National l'riut
Company held this day, the regular semi annual dividend of
four (4) per cent ?* declared from the earnings of the last
Six months. pa>sMe on and after January a, pro?. TrauHer
books will be closed from December 20.
J. C. CRUlKsnANK, Secretary.^
OPECIAJU-PARTIES EMBARRASSED IN BUSINESS
o can purchase available Assets at s nominal price win. h
can be used to great profit; transaetloni strictly confidential.
Address ONE WEEK. Herald office.
SYRACUSE, BINGIIAMTON AND NEW YORK RAIL
road Company, New York, December 6.1*7 ' ? A divi
dend of four per cent eash will he paid December !??.
Tr?nsier books closed until 16th inft.
1 KRKO 11. tilBBENS. Tresinre-^
rr, Ann WANTED FOR ONE YEAR ON FUHNI;
?Z.UUU ture valued at $n,ii00. Insured for t7,i?K),
cmcert gruttd Piano. Inlaid Cabinet, valuable l^li tiiisrs,
Bvoiiies, Library, Ac., Ac. ; a tair bonus will 1)9 petti- A'1
Ofcsl UVLNG^fOtl. kox 147 U*r?id offioo.
N
VlilASCUli.
$2 500 S*-0''0- ^<**>7 rr.aoo. Vio,<m
<ui??
L'moo Buililinm. ilERaEREAU. 5J Willism street.
$T>.009 Z2SIS Sir. ?k('w>( stone private
J?W:Vfi&Sh ,uect- ur"
| - , ' * ^ ^ LVONis, Attorney, 52 Broadway,
t20^j000 t'N ?,U2T OUARANTKKD
?hiiuttiiV" a ood ??r*' I p" c,',lt pstable M-iul
licr?H oLV* 1 " Add,... A , boxaiS
j ^^AHTWICKJIHIPS.
T ON OK OOP A BT N E RS Hl v> ""rrjxavu'UL1"rj"
qn^e^faVo'V'mtUofV'iur TyltSqSJ l*^mlT'd '? ="?"??
v.. Vohk rw :t iHTi ??????? Bnuer M? own aaais,
w?w yoaa, UBO. a, i?t\ fi, RPCkKlj. I
TffK COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE VxMTrw.7
between the >ut ?xTil>ars undue iL ,1,. 5i J_ 2
Howlaad is this day JTssolvad Or ??,?., ^*2 *$1 *
T. Parker will eont(uoi\hUliinet.? at i;t >t,?>re "ie*
Vhir?i^'? T ^ARKBB,
N*w T*rs, Dec. 6, l?75l * HOWLaNU.
Hl*I\K?* <>VPOUTlM | IKS.
A
BIF(MME<*8 MAN, RBSTiCNINO TO'a KOIMFH*
?ilX. w??tsa lot of merafrimdise aud u to Mil lit
*l'li holidays. Aiklf j ATLANTA, llnbld
ArOimbKATTVELT 8M4IX SI'M DOWN VTS'LL
give it tpi.iii party the exclai lvtr control of an avrssakl*
and cxeeediutfty profitable businsits Ujt a?iy State umli?i??*./i
of JKPPERjj A BEECHER,.2il Brrad street
A WOTEL AND RESTAURANT, DOING A KaTr
XV business, in orm of the chief na&lroari depot* in Sew
.r..r?.?u 'Je ''ought cheap for cash; Ave- jren.ru' le*je Call
at '-' *'> I'urtJ r.inlli at. *et, near Elgtkh twniie
Any party having *4,000 cash may join
equally in mnnu.'acturlnff a njvielty affording ample
fortunes r>r both in twi4ve months, wlvliuiut n*k. k\t par
Oculars apply m 38 Ww> Thirty-second *lr<ot
A RARE CHANCE FOR A YOtTNO MAN. WIT ! A
J V capital of $.W9, to p'h/oba?w ? Iiota>v|o?JDru^ anil Kamrr
2i^rJ .Ti'.h. ^O''1 ert*t>lU*ad trade. Iujalro- of K ULI'l'U
M 'H, U.i Ma-den lane.
A PARTY WITH W,5?) CAN SECTJKK HALE IJf
u Ii! ""'?I'ltnlimd, prnlactive, legitimate ain*
Mwh pa/lLK Hortlng btidluew, bavin* (jocxJ ouMtomeT!. in all
ottKMis of tiifc Oontinent; ??i> ridk; incoming partner c?n
"*? Prlacipalr oiily need aOdrias M. box
%-ii7ro*t otnee. ?
A BARg CHAKCK TO COCBLE *?>' 'TO $1 OMi IN
J?7?: bMtnaa* ll^t; salon uiJImi-tedample
CC3XtV station C? rT""' 4,5 bu,ull'?- Axikiresa &.
\ Sri(lL,E man, WITH ttCSINEStj QUALIPIC'A
tl^beitt rllfn V'u CIUb'? '? h,'af """"" "f
box m ffi^5 omr'l ' **"" " ^ cUy- AJ<in-'M B -
T?S^BU8HED real ESTATE OFFICE S?f)R$i.v>_
rV ' footir? elefraMlr fntil.bed: rent ?30: ?uit?
ble place let any office bunmeiH; chu?p to-day.
CAE It M CO., 8!t6 lVoailtany.
TCB BUSINESS?$oiV*X).
J :'?avJi>)c ex^aordinary fapfHties ill tbe vholneale
supply of ic ? for this market ?ti<l fbr shipping ?lll s*ll %
minor interettora m^ mty, with consrol, to hneincsa men
K?u' { standing. Interest for sale ; any part of $50,i>80. The
j^ofltable char^fcor of Nialnesa ln this staple is well knowu
Vi tltoM) who ^are been heretofore Interested In It. Rof.tr.
Sm?? in Prineipala only neetf apply. ISAAC L.
MILLER, CoD'tnental Imiurance BuIIoIiik No. Vhhiumi
street, room 55.
PARTNER WANTED?WITH OAITIUl/ t!?" TA KE.
A hall interBst In tlie ni?atifHetur? of pitklen, naucei Ae
SJ?,i J ni n;aTt.rt!, undprstinids- tlio bu*lum? Pre
.t*rrod. Addreaa I U.kLliS, Herald iiffire,
PARTNER WANTED.?A YOFNO~MAS, WITH MJOOO
caali, enersetit and best re IV) re nee, can secure an oaual
partner in one of tiie oldost and boat paying "stall genu1 fur
V'tT't (i".,'1"" C?'i Ihi," is ?n "PP"rtunity seldom
offered. _ I find it too confining alone. Noo*? nut prlnc<vals
rK imreM ""'J1 n?ula ?"d ad<re?i>, GENTS' FOR
lloruHl otftco.
T'iF. ADV-ERTISER, COMMANDING A LO.VtJ EtiT.VB
?ITT i5m?2 in mad? up and piere Uce yuodt of
iTw !? P?fJln5,ini' H d?*irou* of nieotlne a business man
with iron, $12,000 to *1;,.ikK) cash, with a view to a pirtuw
ship. Address U. tt., Herald
T? wDB2'"r?8T?-ANY pEKTIBT IN OR AB6lT?fl
p .rchaJr AdSSi (JLiO i't^'o!"' b"'neM m,,y ti"J 1
Wanted-a partner, with $io.oo<?. to iuve
? T the whole control of a well established manufacturing
Horafd'olJice *0U ,r#,tei1 Addrase RELIABLE,.
11TA.VTED-A PARTY WITH FROM RtCOWTO ST.iOO
f,,ll tr0CMl n?aauf??turiar buaineits in
offlco references exchanged. Addreae C. P., Herald
TTTANTBD-A PARTNER WITH $1.0r*). TO MANU
?? facture a staple cash article; a young man having
qtI.??**. '>ilitle" preferred. Inquire of M. 6ILEKR
^ i I'il.N, 127 Grand Mireot.
l\rANTED?AN energetic M*N WITH $10,000. TO
? f take Interest. ot relirlns member in a li^ht manufac
Ur^^bO.,,n|";ardofflcrbU Ad
WANTKD-A PARTNER WITH CAPITAL, TO EX.
ft tend an old established manufacturing buaiuesa that
flvA4 P?d,I>r?S?i 'V?1 ??'ate security for capital. Address
h. at., box 1*H Herald office.
iikl 700 ~A GENTLEMAN WITH THIS AMOt'NT
?|T 1. I \J \J . can aecure an uiterwsa in a pleaaant, eaty and
respectable l?u?tne?a, yielding a caalt iuoomo of fir>i?AJ a
year. Inquire of W W SHARPS A CO.. 25 Park row.
5^9 000 TO **.??.t8PHCIAL OR ACTIVE
V J.\T y\J partner In an old-established ami progressive
i??h i.usineaa, yielding good proilu; no ri?k, investment to
a special amply secured; the best of references. Address
for 10 daya, ENTERPRISE. Heraltt office. '
^ 000 -partner WANTED-IN a manupac.
?<?.uyu. turing business, lire years' established in
city, at 4U t'ortlandt street. W. N ABBOTT.
<fc'^0 000 cahital and a general partner
^ .V'V , wanted?By an ?ld established house, reor
Kauislnc for Janaanr 1; busiuesa in active operation and
customer* among the bett.trade In the country. ApdJt to
UKIGUS A OAHLETON, 98 Broadway, immm
R.UXJIOAD EXTORTION.
HOW NEW YORK SUITERS AND BOSTON PROS
PERS THROUGH A RAILROAD COMBINATION.
Considerable dissaiigfacticiD bas been arouiod in
mercantile circle? in this city by the course adopted
by the freight lines running from New York to the
Woat. For some years past that course has been re
garded as antagonistic to the general commercial Inte
rests of the city and Injurious In an especial manner to
many of the loading branches of trade which aro centred
here, to the great advantage of competing cltioa.
Since tho 15th of November the ovll has been largely
Increased, and has boon folt to such an extent by many
of the leading New Yor<c houses t^utt It has been deter
mined to take prompt and doclsivo action to procure a
a remedy. Since the completion of tho Iloonac Tunnel
It has been lound that goods can be sent to the West
from New York through Boston mnch cheapcf than
directly by the lines running out of Now York
ow:ug to a combination entered into by the latter!
In Halluxoru also It has been found cheaper
to send fjoods by propeller to Boston and thence
West tbtya to send them directly West l>om Baltimore.
This apparent anonutly is caused by the excessive com
bination rates charged by the lines running (torn New
York, which have b?en arrauged on a basis, to many
Important points of nearly 100 per cent in favor of
Bosun* and always largely la favor of Baltimore and
Philadelphia. To give an idea of the enormous differ
ence between the Boston and New York rales the fol
lowing table of tho rates paid by a leading New York
hous? is appended:?
0? tin platci, pig and bar tin and lead, special per
100 lb& ' ' *
-P*om
Aew York, lloiu*. HaUimttre.
To Chicago Hoc. 15c. 30c.
To ft Louis 49a 33a 42c.
T> Cincinnati 3Ue. ItJa 24c.
T? Dubuque 64c. S4c. ?0c!
To Louisville 44c, 23c. 35c.
To Cleveland iic. 14c. lwa
To Toledo 27c. 14c. 22a
'To New Albany 41a 21a
To Indiaoapolis 83a ldc.. 27c.
New York Arms in tho wholesale dry goods butnees
can sond goods from Boston to Chicago at the lollow,ne
ntes par 100 pounds:?
fSrtl S'cond Third Fourth Fifth
eta**. class. clan's. chut. class
40a 40c, 30a 2oa 10c '
Froai New York to Chicago direct:?
First AV const Third Fourth
ela> a clou. clast. class. Sp'cial.
To a 70a 'Kh'. 45a 35a
8o tar ?.? can be learned tbe discrepancy on other
claf>-cs ii even greater than on those above given. The
r>;a?on given for tbo cheapness of the Boston rates is
the fact that the Boston Grand Trunk lino stubbornly
refuse* to combine, and thus keeps the competition
?ery close. Many Boston hou>es whteh were lately in
a weak condition have been already built up by tins
means, at the expense of New York, and if the present
combination continues much longer the effort on the
business of this city will be very serious. ,
Tho large houses which have large business with the
West will not suffer alone, but the whole community
will lose by the transfer of a largo and profitable trade
to otter points.
A number of iead'ne Now York merchants, im
pressed with tbo sorions nature of the interests at
ctaku and the necessity lor prompt and vigorous action,
have determined to call a meeting of business men at
the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday
n' Xt, gih Inst., at two P. M., to consider the matter anil
take early action to provide relief.
TILE CUSTOM HOUSE.
Kx Governor Noble, of Wisconsin, formerly weigher
In tb? Custom House, took possession formally of the
So zure Room In tho Custom House yesterdny, the
keys having been handed to him by Colonel Treichel,
his predecessor in office. An air of gloominess hung
over the Custom Hou*e yesterday, produced by tha
weuther and the depression ot tbo officer* at having
their salaries clipped.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
The attendance yesterday at the s&losrooms was very
smalL R. V. Harnett sold In foreclosure two lots, each
2o by 100 11, on West 112th street, south aide, 175 feet
west of Tenth avenue, to Miller, Stroujhtonberg
l'eckhara for |3,400. said prooortv bciua Valued, at
14.800, ' - v>%"?
SETTING fLUi-, 1U A FUISON.
Te^'erdky morning a mm named June Giirreckor, of
Went Nv" York, wis arrested fi>r drunkenness it
, Colon HiIV, N. J., after a lire!/ light. He iiu lodge*
In the locki*' 'be bane of the b?ll tower which adjoins
the City H.ilL. ?0011 tiro w is seen induing from the
lockup and tlmv'riws ot th< pmsoin r were beard implor
ing help. tIk' t>i-.W"'6 waii found tu tw 10 a blaze in
bm cell, and ai W tb* woodwork of tbe celL The flrw
wu8 put out, alter wt>i> h Garreckar tried to escape.
Hardly, however, .bad a quarter of an hour elapsed bo
fore the Are again broke <>ut in his cell but was put out
agnio Gurracker WiHI be examined by KocordeT Morgan
to day.
ITilSIl'l IIE.
AL
rrBNITt'JTB
of sverv * \ and everything
' - purtainlug tu
DKiHJBIPTION, 4* UPHOLSTERY,
LESS THAN COST. J RKI)?ICEI> PRICES
at greatly
We are closing our
X
^ ENTIRE RETAIL BUSINESS. ^
"Alt Y 1. f
previous to
KKMOVAL, ABOl'T JAN 2
A -WEEKLY MND MONTHLY PAVMKNTS TAKRPT
? tor Furniture. Carpets aud h-eddintf at B. M. COW
PKHTHWAir A CO 'S, 1 ?$?> aud 157 Chjtfham street; an
loosenw Hock and low prievs.
AT PAVOIi'K AlCl'tOtf HOI SW, 13 E.UST FOUR
J\ tee nth wtr-wi rich parlor ami chamber Furniture,
I'iaaos, Carp**u. Mirrors, bofl* Hods, Lounge*, Ac, Owners
wail? money. Ca*h advanced on auylAiing, from a pic to a
piano* either on or storage.
At gbowgk a. CL>nfc>s\ 747 broatway, fin*
Parlor and lie iroom Furniture, Cafpets, Mirrors, Par
lot Bet'k, Ac., on bis popjl-at system of monthly payments
Houses and apartment* furnished* to order.
A ? LAK(jK ASfcO HTM KXT OF CAl'4'KTO. FURNI
.nL lure and Bciklint at lowest cash prUe* *t O'KAH
KKLL'S extend** *?learoc?HS, 41U' highlit iv^nnt, bi>tw.?.?n
Thirtieth *nd TMrty-lirai streets. Payment# taken weekly
or monthly
A?FINANCIAL ?OBLIO ATIONtf. CAURRD MY PRES
.. ent bank crUm, OOXDpel private faml'jr to sell their
Household Furniture* (at s*-erltice), vis.Damask Matin
Parlor Suit, 14piece*?Coat$1,200, for fttOO: do: *tlk brocade,
$*J00? Stein rar nun?\ $300, 7^ oof re uf right Docker
i*iauo, $275; elaborate Bedroom ?Sets^?Bedsteads, Dressing
Case*, Bureau*. Wawfeatands, fca. ?$'.?f>0; single B.d
*tcad>, hair, epring Mafctreames; ref> ar*4ihairclotli Sui*s. &iO#
$T>0; Library ancf FurrKur*, ITurkish H>jhs Paint
lufr?, 3ronaes: Carpet, C*)c. jardt Hall tHand, .to.; roust b#
sold. Call private roaitftnee No. 47 Weas 10th xt.
A GENTLEMAN IN NKED OF MONEY WILL SKLL
at one-third-origin**) cost tM the entire rDagmlicent
Household Furniture oT private re-^lpnce 21 E.ias Twentieth
street, near Br*>adway, consiKtin f of magnificent Parlor
Huit, eijHht pieces, ooveied in tan o<9teliM*v with bine ruffle;
also bromtel. rep and haircloth B'*t*, Badlroom 8aite, Car
pets, Ac. Please call before purchMcitig ebe-where.
A ?FOR HAL*. AT P'tlVATB BfStMVCB. 190WIMP
j\* Twenty-thijrd street, near SirlJi avertwe. ParlorStiita,
14 pieces, eovored in satin, cost Sj?l,<XJ0, for $3.r)0; one do.,
$125; Turfctah Suita, $90; km and hriratotb Suits. and
S-V?: inlaid and gilt black walnut Bodstaeds. Dressing CiMea.
Bureaus. V^Wahsta ads. W aril ri>beh, hair and spring Mattrreaes.
Dining Furniture, Extension Table, PnfTet. Chairs, Ac. N.
B. ? An elegant rosewood fuux round .Bradbury A Co. P(aaoA
$iOO; a bargain.
A UCTION- ROOMS 39 AND 41 EA8T THIRTEENTH
J\ street.?All kinds of os<*deru an4 antique Furniture,
Carpets, Miirors, Pianos. Paintings, Books, Silver, Ac., at
private sale u auctieu prices.
c
F
A.RPBTS,
Furniture,
Beds, Botltiin*, Ac.
Kkymeats liikon
by the w?ek or month.
Teiiu? oaiy.
KELLV * CO.,
:*raer Twenty Ofth street and Sixlh tivonufc.
LRMTLKK
AND
UARPBTS*.
Great oloaring-ont sale
for the nest three weeks.
Look at these prices.
Parlor Suits, from $20 and upward.
Walnut Bureaus, from $4 20 and upward
Bed Lounjtes, iroui 94 50 andapward.
d'amber Suits, from $23 iwid uj>wi\rd.
U aluut Suits, from $40 and upward.
Carpels.
Brussels, per 7?rd, $1.
Three ply, per yard $t 25.
Inifrains, per yaid, 2ie., 30c..3."jc.. 40e. and Oe.
Oilcloths, per yard, 20c., 30c., 30c., 40c. aud iOc.
PruRReta, all siaes.
English velvet Carpets. $2 per yard.
Body Brussela,-$1 75 per yard.
Lace Curtains, from $2 per pwir to
AU other (^>o<ls at equally low prices.
Call at the groat uptown wiwrorooms, 512 a:i4 S14
' avenue, between Thirty-fifth aud Thirty-sixfi streots.
O KELLY
(successor to H. O'KarreU).
Great sacrifice, on account ok altera
tious.?We are now offering Parlor anj Chainlxr Kur.
?niture, Beddicg, Springs, Ac., at exceedingly low prices.
EutiESTON'S, Eighth avenue. Thirty-third and Tliirtj
' fourth streets.
BK-VTISTltY.
A SET O* TEhTil MAKIi IS THREE HOURS AT
128 Wosi Thirty fourth street, betwon Sixth aud
Seventh avenues, uear Broadway.?Special mechanical den
tistry; coral, rubber, rose pearl, whalebone rubi>er, gold aait
statin* Sets; Plumpere, Regulators, Ac. Take (Teen i?
rron SSM^I
ears.
A BEAUTIFUL SF.T, OUM TEETH, $10, WAR
rauted; Silver Fillings, 50c.-Oas, 50c..; prices to ?ui?
Uie times; examine ipecituvns. N. B. ?IV:.tal rooms 2t?J
Sixth avenns, near Sixteeuth street. Bemember, 2'tt.
?i?ua onto, s lumprra, ac. iue? Kicnu tar
oro Orand street ferry or Sixth avenue cars or Broadway
irs. NEWliROUOH, I'^S West Tliirty-fourtli street.
MA HULK MANTELS.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
An extensive stock of Slate aud Marble Mantels, Wasb
Trays and Slate Work, of every descripth a.
P&NRHYN SLATE COMPANY
Union square. Fourth avenue and Sevsuteenth St., N. V.
AT COST.?CLOSING OIT STOCK OF MARBLEIZED
Mantels; finest selection of Marl la Mantels, all ijuali
ties. modern designs. Taming for the trade, at S. K.LABER
A CO.'S Steam Marble Works, West Fifty Urst street, be
tween Broadway and Eighth avenue.
MABBLE A.ND MAKHLEIZED MANTELS, KEW DE
eigns, from $12 uoward; also Mouumental work at
greatlv reduced prices; Marble Tuning for the trade. A
KLaBKK. 134 Kast ItHh St., uear Tluid avenue. New York.
VERY KISK ,.M MtHLK AMI MANULEIZED
100
Mantels wiU l<e sold at auction by J ERE.
. Jr.. on Thursday, at l"( o'clock, ?? ??? ll"ku
Works. 5HI Hudson street, near Baiik street.
liIl.L.IAlll)S.
American standard bevel milliard tables.
with Del tney's wire enshious. solely used In all cham
pionship and mntch games; second hand Tables at great
bargains. W. H. HRIFF1TH A CO., 40 Vesey street.
A BILLIARD TABLE AT A BARGAIN, 4 POCKETS,
Wynant maker. If tak^n lrsmedlately. Apply to
STEPHEN DITCHKTT, No. 2 New Chambers street.
COLLENDHR'S STANDARD AMERICAN BETEL
Billiard Tables, with the celebrated Phelan A Collender
comblnatLoa cushions, lor sola in this city only at 73b Broal
way.
TIT ANTED?A NEW OR SECOND HAND PARLOR
TT Billiard Tsble; must be reasonable. A/ldress, with
terms and particulars, J. P., box. t,2t)3 Post olfee, New York.
?> NEW BEVEL BILLIARD TABLES, CAHYED LEU8,
O first class; also one second hand, 5xlo, all complete, for
sale cheap, at 210 East Twenty-third street, piauo store.
WMCUaASKOPg.
Best booping and taint in the country;
tested tor six years: Stste and county rights for sale.
Addrass HUTCU1NUS, Fabno Roof Company, 2Ui Canal st.
WATCIIKN, JEWELRY, &C.
At 77 BLEXCKBR STBKET, NEAR BROADWAY ?
Money advanced oa Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry,
Pianos, Ac , also 1'awnhrekers1 Tickets bought of Diamonds,
Watches, Ae. 77 Blfesiter street, up stairs.
A' T 018 BROADWAY. BBTVVKBN"TWENTIETH AND
Twenty first streets. (?E0. M. LYNCH. Diamond Mer
chant Diamonds, Jewelry, Wutchea, Silverware, Camels'
llair Shawls. Ac,; highest prices paid; loans negotiated.
Ladies' room No. 1.
Diamonds, watches jewelry and silver
ware bought, and K4d back when detdred at a very
?mall advance. GEO. C. ALLEX, I.IPO Broadway, neat
Twenty ninth street. Wi,tche? aud jewelry repaired.
1 klA.MoNDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE.
J" Pianos, riraltara, Furs, Sllk?, life Policies. Ac.,
bought. Advances ma?W on M"rcbandlse left on eommissloa
or I r ktorar.' \ddre<s S FIHUmKI. t * 141 Herald ollli-?.
A H'i SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY FOURTH
M and Twentj>fifth streets?l iberal advances mada.
on Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry, Silks, Laces and Shawls.
Same bought at fttllvalue. L. BERNARD.
CXOTI11XU.
\T FLATTiVS UPTOWN ESTABLISHMENT. 81ft
Sixth avenue, comer FvrtT-sixth ?teet, ladies and reu
tiemea will potlth al? reeelv* w p*r cant niore in cash tnaix
elsewhere for cast ofl Clothing. Carpets, Jewelry, Ac Ordera
proiapt'.y attended K by Mr. or Mrs. FLATTO. Hl? Oth av.
AT B M1NTZ% great WESTERN AGENCY STORE .
422 Sixth s.venne, between Twenty fifth and Twenty- '
Sixth streets, oil t>,r cent more cash will be patd tor cast off
doming. Carpets, Jewelry thau elsewhere. Ladies amt
gentlemen wif,( dj. well to call on or send a note to Mr. or
Mrs. MLNTZ. Brooklyn orders attended.
AT MARKS' WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT, K?l
Js. Sixth,avenue, oppciite Eighth street? Lailies and gen
tlemen cs a receive the utmost value in cash for Cast-off
Clothing, Carpets, Jewelry, Laces. Ac. Please call el or
address the number, as above. Ladia* waited on hr Mrs.
Marks, ('lease try and satisfy yourselves. Orders to Brook
lyn promptly attended to.
A EDWARD MILLER'S WELL KNOWN F.STAB
-i\, lisliment. 6? Sixth avenue, near Wsverley place, tha
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