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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-06
NEW YORK CITY.

DR.. P. H. Van Der Weyde delivered the regular
lecture before the Liberal Clup, ct Plimpton HAIL
subject, "Count Rumtord, the Discoverer Of Hy.
dr0gen."
The next lecture in the Cooper Union Free
Course will be delivered this evening, BY q. Car.
rngton, Phi. D., school OF Mines, Columbia College,
on Alchemy the Cradle OF Chemistry ~ illustrated
by the stereopticon.
An appeal to the General Term has been taken
from the order OF Judge Robinson denying mo-
ton for preliminary injunction against the use Of
snow ploughs and sweepers oy the Chrstophe1
and Tenth street Railroad Company.
The payment or United States pensions pro-
ceeded yesterday, crowd Of some two hundred
claimants being in waiting &C the agency door o.
the hour OF opening. About $4,000 was paid
out during Thursday and yesterday to something
more than l. 900 persons.
The democrats OF the Fifth Assembly district
held meeting last night to consider matters con.
nected with the district organization. There was
large attendance and resolutions were adopted
urging MIR. Henry Hughes, the FORMER chairman
or the committee, to resume his place In the Com.
mittee on organization In Tammany Hall.
Mr.. Henry A. Gumbleton, the new Deputy Com
missioner OF Public Works, will not assume the
duties OF his new position until Monday. General
Porter yesterday nailed the various rumors that
were anoat concerning Q general change In the
bureaus BY stating that he had not 90 yet gwen
the question OF the removals OF the heads
thought.
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THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Reports from this department place the customs
receipts for the week ending February 81 as fol.
ows:-New York. s2,9l3,507 Boston, 1878, $3.50;
Philadelphia, $1e9 3es; Baltimore, s12O,9 The
Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day S14s. 900 on
account OF interest and SIS, 900 in redemption OF
so bonds. Custom receipts to-day, $780, 900; ma
honal bank notes received for redemption,
300. 900; internal revenue receipts $3.50, OO0
THE MONEY MARKET
The attempt to lock up currency has thus far
allied, although 1t Is said that one or more banks
lave loaned themselves to the discredt able task
sod has been manipulated, and endeavors have
been made to effect loans on stocks like Quicksll.
rer and Canton, but fortunately the perturbation
nus lar Is not serious. Yesterday there was bid
" two on The basis OF and per cent. To-day
good borrowers on call found that they could get
money at and per cent, although in excep-
nonal instances s per cent was paid. 1t is not,
therefore, altogether clear that the Wall street
SPECTATORS have selected proper season for their
ARTIFICIAL manipulat.ons or the money market, or
that their efforts will be attended by success
Public sentiment, fortified by vast amount
Idle capital. is just now TOO powerful
lever In commerce to be probably an.
agontzcd. The Treasury has commenced
he disbursement OF $1,000. 900 account Of pen.
lions. This, during the present month. may prove
TO be denied that 1t Is desirable to see money rates
egitlmately higher, and 1t Is pleasant to record
the TACT that In many OF the banks the amount or
notes discounted is regarded as satisfactory In.
licatton OF Improving trade; but when, merely
or the purpose OF influencing a bank statement,
throwing the mercantile community or It's guard,
r depressing Q line OF stocks in which specula.
sos are chiefly involved, questionable Efforts are
made to produce strngency, IL Is proper to re.
mind the public OF the purpose and to warn those
most Interested OF the results. We quote per
1nt on call loans secured 10y government bonds.
IN stock collsteras 3K and 4 per cent Prime
mercantile paper Is AZ O ca per cent, and good
sixty day time loans a 8 per cent Foreign ex-
change was dull al $50 4S0k for long sterling
and &S4k for demand.
TIE GOLD MARKET.
1t is gen orally understood that several millions
or dollars have been temporarily distracted from
'his market by one ators In stocks. Hence there
vas sharp inquiry to-day for cash gold and Dor
overs paid l-32 for its use until tomorrow.
Later, however. per cent was paid for carrying.
mere Is much difference OF opinion with reference
70 the immediate future Of he price, Tut whatever
change occurs Is regarded likely to be only tenn
porary and not influential beyond the work OF the
apeculstors. VINO have their end TO attain in max.
lng use OF this agency to promote speculatlons
ated to the enect that the bank reserve Will show
material loss tomorrow, but conservative IN en-
argue that these very statements indicate the
anmus OF those who for the moment have
assumed control OF the Market and VIII
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Stronger An
Advance in Northwest.
Ct OLD FIR M AT liz .
Money on Call from 3 to
8 Per Cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE HEAVY.
WALL STREET,

|
Friday, March Sc P. Nj.
The higher prices tab,ished in the stock mar
ker to-day were significant, and for the moment.
1t least, they verify the prediction made by GER
tain operators in Wall street that speculation Is
about to change its front and offer fresh induce.
nents to investors Northwest common became.
The leader and on sales OF $4,000 shares advanced
rom II 10 43k, closing at the highest figure.
careful nveRtlgation OF the causes OF this sudden
prominence reveals the following facts First
that there is believed to be a heavy short interest
In the stock; second, that the Union Pacific
Company has already completed or Is about
TO perfect an arrangement with the North
west Company which will give 60 the
former monopoly and confer an ability to sue.
cessiuly resist the competition Tor railroad bust.
ness east OF Omaha. Third, the effect OF the law
which has been passed by the Wisconsin Legsla-
ture does not compel reduction OF earnings ex-
seeding 100000 per annum below what they
might nave been without any law regulating rates.
Possibly the foregoing facts were not generally
known, out they serve to account for
THE STRONG BUYING MOVEMENT,
which was only checked by the close Of the mar
Eet. Another important feature Of the day was
Wabash, which opened at IL and advanced to 13aI
IN more than usually active business.
Pacific Mall was steady, but vlbrated only
10 the extent OF Z per cent, opening at
50, advancing to and closing at 3sH.
Union Pacific was nrm at 43A AK 439s.
Western Union advanced from TAN to IS; Ohio
and Mississippi sold at 20 262I 25A q 251I At
lantlc and Pacific preferred at 1s>l 13H; North
west preferred ended at SAX, after selling down
TO 81; st. Paul preferred was firm at 53X o sax Q
isX 6SX; Panama sold at 1lsK q l1S; Erie was
steady ar EEK o 26X
THE SALES
to-day amounted to 49, 900 shares, which were
divided as follows:-New York Central and Hud-
sen, 200; Erie ooO Lake Shore, IL, 100; Cleveland
and Pttsbvrg, 400; Northwestern. 81, 800; do. pre-
ferred, 1900; Rock Island. 1850; Pacific MAIL
Il. 800; st. Paul, 1900; DO. preferred, G0O Ohos
1900; Western Union, 24lOO Wabash, 1900;
Union Pacific, 20, 500; Panama, 1900.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The close OF the market to-day shows the fol-
lowing changes:-
ADvANCE.-New York Central, u; Wabash. N;
Northwest. 2X; do. preferred, *; Rock Island,
4; st.. Paul common, u; do. preferred, "; Union
Pacific, Y; Ohio and Mississippi, r.; Western
Union, n; Pacific Mail, Y.
DECLINE. u; G., G. and l. O., u;
Erie, u.
Lake Shore was steady.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening. highest
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BROOKLYN.

Justice Eames yesterday committed Jacob Let's,
Of No. III Ten Eyck street; John schubert, No. III
stage street; William LAWYER, No. "a stgsl street,
ana Robert Cox, Of No. IL Even street, on charge
OF Keeping policy shops.
First Lieutenant Frederick Fiesler, OF COM
pany, Twenty eighth battalion infantry, National
Guard, state Of New York. has been court mar.
tailed and cashlered for having, % alleged, I'M.
company. me nndings have been approved VI By
General Dakin.
There was another session yesterday Of the com.
mission appointed to ascertain what amount wAs
taken BY ex-Colector Isaac Badeau, without au-
thority OF law, during his term OF ONCE. It was
stated by Mr.. John II. Knaebel Assistant Corpo-
ration Counsel, that the proof was incomplete. az
the expert, Mr.. Seaman, had not completed his
labors. He therefore advised An adjournment.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March 5, 1875.
eele. ss !%'as 1ss Tsa!n
SSs. s EEss Great
% receipts ssfs s ssss
gross 94s Exports-io Great Britain p 2ss France
cos:swis.. 1888 Sales $3.50 VIC on""ne' A'OS'
gross xpots sSsstSlss sales So s Sstss;
hxpors Great Britain to the Continent ss S
Gsssop dull and and lower to ,e mdans isse I
ssIss s.e Sassw'i Ills
.coastwise. s,0Oi Sales, 500 o'"''A'A'' ''''
Cotton easy madns ,o sw m MniSh &c.
gOod ordinary is, receipts so ESports1fc
Stock ssss Weekiy"Nst receipts ~ bales Espor"
70 the onasns the s SHnSsD
WILMINGTON, March s. 1878
o ss ctaSs at IS se; 8
~ 10 Tor yellow dip aud virgin.
Flour UNCHANGED sales SSs si IS fos 'ss
:nd SouSs sx4 ssa Sf h; yPs
en5 held aea ipf whs Hcs s
pss @ GSTn ssS ss g: e.
sSi and middings, $50 per ton. '1''''1"''
nsss,p S osl, sasss: Corn
aaN bushels No Chicago at 81 800 do No. milwaukee
at 81 3 Corn scarce AMI hrm; sales i've new. In
sore AT Use six cars new on track to arrive At 17c
Oats selling IN retail lots only Rye neglected. Barley
Views sellers apart from those Of buyers quotation.
hogs. IS - Higbwlnes inactive and nominal.
TOLEDO. March s. lS7a
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat dull NO. s white
Wabash 81 Us amber Michigan, 8 0s to arrive; May,
Michigan, 81 07hi No amber Illinois, 81 CO.. Corn in
Gw ssS sS 81 SuIs fnS sn
sou dol cats LOU Shipments Wheat 5000 bushels
CEIoAoo, March 5. 1875
Flour quiet aud unchanged. Wheat dull and decIin-
ing; No. spring, S'sc. hc; spot, SIZE. n size
April yissc. May; No. spring. &c. $3.50 Rejected
7sc. 7s}6c. Corn quiet and weaK No. nixea Gao. Z
G4.c spot c. bid April 7l4c. May; rejected 63c ear
CSC oats in far demand and lover No. s2c: 5sssc
weax g"piyeymDew.Sn nd light holders frm No
steady. Pork lower and IN fair demand at SIS spot
SIS ~ APRIL Us % May Lard quiet and weak at si3 05
SIS 10 spot 4l5 42a 4l3 40 April. Bulk steady
wniskey steady at 81 0s Reoeipts-Fiour, 5000 6bls
wheat $500 bushels; corn, b3iOJ do oats ~ 100 do
rye, 400 do, and barley. 1900 do SUPERINTENDENT
700 bbla wheat 20OO bushels corn, Zv1J do and Data
6,uOO do.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, MARCH s5-wTH SUPPLEMENT-

esgS Of * @ bags do sS Ln %a so ns
Tsngs Of 9gr quotations We gpe dS a s
IKE prime 90 i S rs sisc ssrens range 9ls
lge ss java bag ssc sc tv aS
lgc ;oe i, Mardsaaso sc Lagaayra s sc
RiS ,s' ass GSr hca re ay s se s
Ssrns E. met q, wts 1r de%,pa the sales asgresans
cxSpi ,, demand was moderate N distributing
s oiS sse' sSrs"s aasss
s sssnsn, r. 8 a dn 4 Cos Is or &c TSs
IS SIS and III. 24c asc 'A'
are haht with the exception Of hoops which in
saSe peei wsrs 9dSsd steady as @ ss
shook; with heads s,:ineh 50 % ss sugar shocks
sheaf pipe shocks So 81 empty aSs aSs.
heads o nominal nah hoops es ordinary to rme sc
,ConDiaE.Ihe market has ed quiet. with prices Of
Nspia asgs small P sizes per f. issss
Manila % eG NsM lac snr
age isc BE Eussia bolt rope. lie '0'0'
tinac good demand from Exporters and prices arm
ars sea p at not % 80 % ss0a s
peesd are larry active ana hrm or Quotations are
s,s.S seq.S Be- spp s S1sr'gr S we dS
piles G nrs c Sac peeled peaches North Car
S Sha DOR e new Gcorrs az a a state "a soss 80
Inpeeiied do halves new SIC ye do do quarters
STA ~ a Sc sSutnsrn Nc new zee &
state, 2lc a 2sc,
Eccs.-Eary in the week. the supply being lib.
cra we had quiet though firm, market Later. under
lign arrivals prices CONNIE need ana every
BODY asked what price he could early ouay At the
values weakcned became Irregular. We quote Long
Island New Jersey and near by 45c State and Penn
syivania 45c. Western choice brands 45c Southern
45c. Timed. choice brands s0c u SEC. fair TO good
26c. ?Sc
FLOUR Asp GRAls -Reeeipts-Four, 8, 500 bbls wheat
22SO bushels corn 5jcO do oats. ~ so d.. The flour
market was quiet but firm particularly for shipping
extras Medium AMI family brands, and also trade
included $50 bbis, of which 6.lOJ were shipping
the of 81 50 30 Corn meal was ouleC
with UNCHANGED. We quote =
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STATEN ISLAND.

The Staten Island sound. on the west side Of
the island, Is still closed with ice, and the rivee
has not Ueen navigabe since the beginning OF the
new year.
The parents OF children living In Edeswater
make bitter complaints regarding the regulations
OF District School No. l, at Tompkinsvins. IL V
alleged that at noon time the teachers look the
doors OF the schoolroom ana 20 TO dinner while
or who live at u distance AND cannot 20 nome a.
noon are compelled ~ remain cot IN the cold m
III the teaohets RETURN
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Corn meal. Western sWa 50
CORN CORN meal meal i srssSv wine
Corn meal puncheons :....;......2 0a
s%aI$ i :'sss ss$ s: !: :o. IS
xas MsH n Corn %A %a
ssy bot the $3.50 Ss!s. ~ ss "a
%ne5 and ysSw ana
o s wh G ssts sas s Sf
assSs I, ana a FL Ss
s Sfe Snses State sUd as % still duh anu n0m
81 On r.
enartering business continued quiet, with pre-
hsrpcO BY ssa 41 efas
soS Do o no. 70 at I'D a.a; and y sai; so"do DO
49, and bushels 81 SYRIA grain At s 81.
ss f' SSSSsSA S.st ssnSs
S Seaas w 500 IBIS Of and os
bbls OF &c eruae at Ss 3D. An AUSTRIAN bark
acw Was snsasea 's on pr i.
terms anotsd AZ sSs I'd or as according port; AN
an America brig hence to Cardenas with box shoo4s
6o5oy port in the United Kingdom, lumber at at
Dir The arrivals are about mlddl,ng OF all kinds
There Is far inquiry and prices rule about steady.
at ys "Sss he
quality !. fair though not strictly choice smooth
ssss;,: low low "a; sssta'sn: sse
dsphs s Suot rsIs
teal na 4se oc A oo%
IiuSsirs.ETne market continued quiet with sales for
confines 70 sac
OF OF e r0 o
the spS', 1 hns - c' Calcutta so. BOrno, iazc.
sp %rs for in
ssiS %D Ssubs'
II ,aii.a sl - :ns ssso
sssns r@y held at s,sc Currency sales
Hay AND s.s1w:.ihe market ruled steady, and fair
ties Straw was in moderate demand and uncha9ased
I., Sfus a 1--WE a"9 s 81 hay shpp Ct 6s &
oIS c stray y fair nr queed AZ &c @ for
HipEsThe market siLce our last has quiet. rhe
nsuy r a
as fol Sss Bnenos Ayres s. 2 lbs lbs
ssc tsrrien's sasyIfso ' q lOs .?' Rio
ibs 5sS ss 9Raofs Z?
Sentai American y, hs "a + b: o y lbs Mc "a c
lbs &c. a, &c. Vera Cruz IS los. a y lbs, @s.;
Sase1 ay and p' p4a s and To-
s;s j. II Ss e j sss9,A Is 1
B 70 u.s. Isl Or'0 Y ss and
s%d H.ess 'F .%d e,sslss ana o15s''s
Truxlo, is lbs II lbs, 2c., and Zanzibar ii lbs.
&c. spH san nonIS and nd E:
scs s' southern i0i Il a's s ss
and s lbs.
gold sierra Leone O1e ec
RiS 's'|sfS1 4: 3; s.: ss
Bahia e IDS e ms i3e rayl. 2, los sSlGs 1855
ies, iSc, sod aslhey Iaiaaoro . iSs &c:
r a!c; Rio ra"Ss 4 S s sy1 ps
q u.s. is sSia ,sisessa Ista%ords sats
DOS kps is lbs q D s Oi DO pacs Ss s o c
5;;:sdi & H.: 5% Ne: e tSa1 r.: SsS
srn is a. 0f nc s9sn.r sSasl lbs a%i 20 T iss
Gaicatt. SLAUGHTER cow y IS is los isc. IsNc
25 lbs. 80 lbs. uc. Manila DO IS lbs u lbs, &C..
mqr.- Receipts for The week; its bales. aking
mr. he
M E@m w soce s Of ns ae Ss AS
brewers AMI from exporters; YET any thing but
81 may sS a for
this in measure though we attribute It more to short
be seen that the exports This weex, considerably
shoui we connae shipping EVEN at the O co%
paravciy small rate Of SO bales per week, 1t
particularly should become repionished
ohs
ss psr aGG Se s S op prs snos
New iorks good to choice, new 3Sc 4lc:; do low to
% hs:sis ali s Ws:sE
for Va ne ss f sides and ASH
oE 5 uss S and has sq
CLOSE steady At the following nguresi--
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed dull and steady at the
following s:-Unted States currency
skies. llsX a ll9; do. do, 1881. registered, llsA
1ls; do. do. do, coupon, llsH lloH; do. five
twentes 1852, registered, ll6% a 1l6A; do. do.
do. coupon, hex ll6x; DO. do, 1864, regis
tered nix 117h; do. do., do, coupon, l17A
ll1n; DO. DO, 1865. registered, llSX llSh; do.
do, do, coupon. ll9A ll94: do. do, new, regis
tered llSk l1S1s; do do, do, do, coupon. lls7.
llSh; do. do, 1867. registered, llSA ia; do.
do, do. coupon ll9j4 ll97. do. do, 1865, regis
tered. llsz ll9E do do, do, coupon, ll0h
ll9h; do. ten-forties, registered l13ss o ll3A;
do. do, coupon, ll3X q l14H; do. nves, 1881,
registered. ll4x ll4X; do. do, do. coupon,
HAY ll4X.
RAILROAD BONDS.
These have been generally steady. Union
Paclfcs sold at s6H S6&; land grants at SSA a
90; first mortgages, o59S a 95A; Central Pacific
gold bonds at 96h, Chicago aud Northwest con-
solidated gold coupons at 500. Chicago and Mil.
wauSee drst at So; Wabash first, so; Delaware
and Lackawanna convertible, lloH; st. Paul first
consolidated. 72 do Fights. first mortgage, 1861;
New Jersey Central first, new. ITO; do, nrst con.
solidateG, l04A.
THE FOREIGN MARKET
London advces report that the amount OF bull
ION withdrawn from the Bank OF England on bal
ance to-day Is 100000. The rate OF discount In
open market for three months bills Is 8 Tie per
cent. or Lie below the bank rate Consols are
drmer; for money 80 o3H; for account, 93h
sSH; rentes at Paris, 66L SOC. Five.swenty bonds,
1852, at FRANKFORT 9ok. Erie Railway shares,
PAX 24H.
BANK SHARES.
In bank shares American Exchange sold at I17H,
Merchants Exchange at l0l and Republic at l0I
The following were the latest bds:--Amerlca,
1855; American Exchange, MY; Butchers and
DrOvers' 1872; Chemical, 1000; City, 800; Citizens,
1874; Commerce. 11S; Continental, 81; Corn Ex-
change, 1875; First National 200; Fourth National
osH; Fulton, 1853; Galatin National, 1877; German
American, Sc; Gold Exchange, 113; Greenwich,
2l0; Grocers' 99K; Importers and Traders, 1876;
Irving. 1877; Manhattan, 147; Market. 12O; Me-
chanlcs'. l4o; Merchants, ll9; Merchants
Exchange, lol; Nassau, lo5; New YORK, l27;
North America, %: Oriental, l72; Pacific, 1866;
Park, l4O; Peoples, lao; Republic, l0Ok; Union
l30.
SOUTHERN BONDS.
Missouri skies, long bonds were sold at ok;
North Carolina SKIES, Funding act OF 1886. at 10
OLD Tennessee skies, ex coupon, at 40; new do.,
i. ar 49, The rest OF the market was quiet.
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--Crop -,laugntcr--Aight backs, o sic. middle
lacl.so &c iUe lisnt crop, Sc Sac; middle
&c a S6c heavy crop, Soc 31tac. Texas-Lghg crop.
5lc sc middle and over crop, $50. Soc. rough
lie
MoLAssns There was moderate inquiry for trade
qualities OF foreign ana the kct ruled nr Domestic
continued quiet ana UNCHANGED small Johbing lots were
placed within the range OF our atoms. We Quote:-
last crop-CuDa centrifugal anu mixed, Sc Soc do,
clayed, SIC tJc. do muscovalo refining, SIC. 4Uc;
do loccry 99c. u %5c. Porto Rico, 3oc 55c kng
lish islands SIC. v sOc New orleans, Doc. a DOC.
NAVAL sToREs- he market Tor spirits turpentine was
quiet but nrmer Merchantable oruer quoted ut 35sc.
Soc. lot oil 81 bills sold at the higher price The
kct for strained rosn decidedly bettcf under
inquiry tor supplies; closing quo cd at 81 % "
~ o. and 4tS bnls ia lots at 81 TO- he Amer crates
were not dealt in but held currsspondingly hrm
city.
from crushers hands quoted at 7lc c. Lard OIL
also Quiet prime winter offered In Iu parcel at
VI ~ Menhaden continued ady Alc 42c Tor sound
Cottonseed oil was neglected. .and nominal Crude
W natura! winter. e2i blcached do ~ O5; northern
whes, Wo 10 beothasu. 10 40 blaAched winter
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tend 10 restrict any material damage that may
result from ill-adyised transactions. There are
certain natural causes which by ana by may cause
gold TO advance. but no operation OF q pool. the
secrets Of which are daily exposed, should avail
much IN deceiving the commercial and financial
puoc. Gold opened at lis, advanced to 1l5,S and
closed at u.s. The rates paid Tor borrowing were
per cent per annum TO 1872 per diem and dat,
a Lara o mar canI
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THE SINKING FUND COMMISSION.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. I

time, but from time TO time Tor smaller amounts,
what need to put 5000 00u $500 900 the resou-
tlOn2
The COMPTROLLER saw That his har-splitting
was at an end, and that he was thoroughly
corneted, and finally voted for the resolution.
muttering, as ne did so, tnat he refraned from
voting against 1t simply because he did not want
TO Illustrate the desires OF the other Sinking FUND
commissioners, or to leave any legal doubt about
the resolutions validity Ii not voted for by the
Comptroller
The meeting then adjourned.
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A MERCHANTS MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS
a. requiring more CAPITAL or persons desiring TO In
vest in active business will meet with responsible par.
Tee and approved opportunities ~ our office Inyestors
Are In sitcd 10 call 0aL99s CARL TON,
EinaacG I'D puAnsn EsoksrA g BsosdwGy.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
-$25O0-WANTED To BORROW, on FIRST MORT
~. gage on New jersey improved Real Estate for
three years: intesest per cent: no bonus Ad-
dress Is. u. o., Herald office.
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l0:lj AND 1870 A. NJ.
$7!00 y S $40, r. '67. E. ll9
20u0 U S go. C. '67. -. ll91
5OO do. small ll9j%
1000 U : DO, r, '6e. -. lIy
100000 U S5's, lU-iUr.bc ii31s
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EUROPEAN MARKET.
LONDON PRODUCE MARxEr.-LoypoN March Sylvan
ing Calcutta linsecd, BIS %. $50 per cwt sperm oil
Elil per tun. - Vs.
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INDUSTRIOUS MAN WANTED-wIrH $500 TO
"A $780, to make S6,00l year In bottlinp business
thoroughly established big orders ahead. 2Sa Hudson
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ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN, WITH $500 CASH,
~ wanted Immediately, to join the ad verter in Cali
forna In paying business already established; ample
boyl Uara iofic
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RUSlNESs.-THE BEST PATENT CONNECTION IN
- the world for and quickness will sell
Sta right take partner manufacture Can be
at 50 Dey street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-06

DARTNER WANIED-IN WELL ESTABLISHED
l. wood and willow ware business: moderate capitalI
with city and nearby trade all cash. Call at the store
49, Greenwich rect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-06

A CHANCE FOR A GOOD BARKEEPER BILLIARD
"A man or restaurant keeper who has few hundred
dollars to invest to make u fortune Address BAR Her
"A doflic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-06

DARTNER IN A PAPER MANUFACTURING BUSIs
ness wanted, with S2500 by an established housel
investor to look after city store ana hnances manuac
turing facilities the best Apply to GkiGGS EARLE
TON, IS Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-06

NEW YORK, MARCH s. 1875
IN The firm heretofore existing under the firm name
OF Sudreau Drentel Res-aurant Frascate." Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, the business will
hereafter be conducted by Paul Sudreau only ut No
81 University place. who alone authorized sign in
liquidation. PAUL sUDREAU,
JULES DRENTEL
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OSINC pDICEc-p u N
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON EASTER FOR SPOT AND TUTURE-FLoUR
FIRM-WHEAT EAsIER--CORN FIRMER-OATS
UNCHANGED QUIET-poRK QUIET
LARD CLOSED ABOUT sTEADY--GRoCERrEs
FIRM-FREIGHTs QUIET BUT FIRM--PETRO-
LEUM EAsIER-NAvAL STORES FIRMER--RAsT
INDIA GOODS DULL-wooL sTEApY-wHIsKEY
UNCHANGED.