The New York Herald Newspaper, January 11, 1873, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Another Change in the Mon- etary Situation. Early Stringency and Closing Ease and Relaxation. HONEY WINDS UP AT 6 PER CENT. The Stock Market Dull, Lower and Irregular. NEW YORK CENTRAL UP TO 104. “The Gold Speculation Feverish and the Market Firm. ‘Further Engagements of Specie for Exportation. Money in London Down to #i1-2 Per Cent. Ae DECLINE IN UNION PACIFIC SECURITIES, —$+ —_—__—— The State of Louisiana to Pay the January Inter- est Promptly—Government Bonds Lower— Railway Earnings and Operations. WALL STREET, } Fripay, Jan, 10—6 P. M. On Change to-day cotten was quiet and steady for spot, but rather firmer for future. Flour re- mained quiet, but steady, while wheat and corn wore dull and somewhat easier. THE DRY GOODS IMPORTS. Tho total imports of foreign dry goods at the port of New York for the week ending January 9, 1873, were $1,569,765, The amount marketed during the same period was $1,562,478, THE FORRIGN MARKET, The London quotations were a fraction lower, say % for United States securities and 1-16 fer con- sols at the beginning of business, but recovered and closed strong at the advance of Thursday. Erie shares were weak and underwent a further decline of one per cent. In Paris rates advanced ‘to 53.95, but receded to last night's quotation, viz, :—63.82, The Bank of France shows a decrease or the week of 1,333,000 francs. MONEY EASIER. The money market opened active, with the bulk .of business in call loans at 1-82—a few transactions occurring at as high as 1-16 in addition to7 per cent. in the afternoon, however, there was a sudden relax- ation to 6 a 7 per cent by the time for the closing of the banks. Some loans were reported to have been made at 5percent. The rejaxation was all the more surprising as the Treasury received over a miluon of currency in payment for the gold sold yesterday, while a million of gold certificates went (nto the Treasury for EXOHANGE INTO COIN preliminary to a specie shipment of that amount to-morrow. The market for mercantile paper con- tinues to show an easier tendency, and transac- tions were reported at about 10 per cent for prime names, but quotations are still wide—viz., 8 a 12 per cent discount for first class paper. Foreign exchange was firm and steady, with actual busi- ness on the basis of 109}; for prime bankers’ sixty day sterling and 110% for sight bills. The borrowed aterling reported as sold yesterday amounted to ‘only £100,000, for which the seller got a trifle over | 109%. GOLD PEVERISH—112% A 112} a 1124. The gold market was feverish ana alternately weak and strong, closing firm. The early heavi- ness of our bonds in London started a rise to 11234, following whick there was a relapse to 11234 on the recovery of the foreign market, which was reported buoyant again with the strect rate for money in London down to 24 percent. But the subsequent large engagements of specie for export to-merrow, coupled with the steadiness of foreign exchange, sccasioned a second reaction to 112%, at which price the market eventually closed. The extent of the engagements for to-morrow is not less than a million gold coin, but THE SPECIE SHIPMENTS may include @ quarter to half a million more, unless the whole prospect should be disarrangea ‘by lower rates for sterling. The course of the market is shown in the table :— 112% 112% M24 a 11235 In the gold loan market the rates ranged frem 5 per cent, currency, to 7 per cent, gold, for carry- ing. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:— Gold cleared. ‘Gold balances... Currency balances. 1,931, The Sub-Treasury paid out $417,000 on account of interest and $7,000 on account of redeemed five- twenties. THE RAILROAD BONDS. The railroad bonds were in the main steady, with more active business. The Boston, Hartford and Fries declined to 44 for the plain description, and advanced to 61 for the guarantecd. The Union Pa- cifics were demoralized by sales credited to appre- hension of the Crédit Mobilier investigation by Congress, the firsts failing to 85, the land grants to 77 and the incomes to 76, Central Pacifics were firm at 993g. The following were the bids at the regular call as amended by the dealings at the last Han & StJolg....... y Beh Lack & West wa m 9 Del, West 2d a: Tol & Wab equip pds. Gt West Ist m. Gt West 20 ‘or eas Galena & Chic 2d ni Cite, Rd # Fac, 109% Morris & Heve 104 Mor & Kssex 20 th.ssss. $8 a Cen dst mn 104% Harlem cm Btw ro A Unie 2a’. 94 Alb & Sus ist 4 O8 pc eqtbils 99% Alb & Bus 24 Glew & Fits Con 8 4 Alb & Sus il Clev & Pitts 2d m 100 ich Cen §' Clev & Pitts 3d m 9744 Chic, Bur & Clev @ Pitts 4th ni hy Mick 807 pei Wg Cl 100 Mich So & N 95, Clev & Tols f. w 92. ‘Cley & Tol ow gy CP & A old a Pot gn’ Tot bas. 1 % 9% But & new bds... 9 98 Pao RE Y's gt Mos... 96 4 ‘ac 'd MO... } Cen Faciti fold da: <; 99 is Cen Pac State aid bds. .110) ¥ bd i ft. 28 SESELESSFESS' The Southern State bonds were moderately ac- tive for the Virginia consols, which were strong, but dull and steady for the general list. The old North Caroiinas and the new South Carolinas were firmer, The welcome announcement is received that the State of Louisiaua will pay the Jan- vary interest on and after the 18th inst. The following were the closing quotations Tennessee, ex coupon, 80a 81; do, new, 80J¢ a 81; Virginia, ex coupon, 45 a 50; do., registered stock, old, 87 a 42; do, sixes, consolidated bonds, 55a 55%} do. do., deferred scrip, 15 4 16; Georgia sixes, BAW, Uo, sereun 6 5 104 South Garvan coupon, 83 a 84; do,, to North Carolina Railroad, 57 bag do,, funding, 1866, 258 28; do., do,, 1868, 23 a |, }d0., new, 18 21; do., special tax, 10 9 15; Missouri sixes, 023’ 03%; do., Hannibal and St, Joseph, 89 a 91; Louisiana sixes, 50 a 55; do., new, 45 @ 55; do. levee sixes, 60060; do. do. cights, 60 @ 70; do. do. eights, 1875, 60 a 70; Alabama fives, 60 a 64; do. eights, 80 a 90; South Carolina sixes, 40 a 50; do., new, January and July, 22 & 23; do. do., April and October, 24 a 25; Arkansas sixes, funded, 80 a 35, GOVERNMENTS LOWER. The government list was heavy under a freer supply of bonds, and prices declined, the chief weakness being im the 67's, which fell off 3; per cent to 114%. The lower range of quotations to- day 1s attributed in the first place to @ quite Datural reaction from the recent activity and buoyancy which characterized thia department of Wall street business, and, in the second, to a pres- sure of sales on uptown and out-of-town orders following the report of the stringency in the Moncey market on Thursday, a cause that will doubtless cease with this evening's account of the money market. The following wore THE CLOSING PRICES. United States currency sixes, 112% a 113; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 1155¢ @ 116%; do. do., con- pon, 116a 116% ; do. five-twenties, registered, May and November, 113 a 113%; do. do., 1862, coupon, 113% @ 1185; do. do., 1864, do, do., 113% @ 114; do, do., 1865, do. do., 114% a 1153¢; do. do., 1867, regis- tered, January and July, 114% @ 11434; do. do., 1865, coupon, do., 113% @ 114; do, do,, 1867, do. do., 11434 & 116; de. do., 1868, do. do., 114% a 115; do. ten- forties, registered, 1103 9 110%; do. do., coupon, 110% @ 110%; do. fives of 1881, registered, 112 a 11244; do. do., coupon, 1128 11244. CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY. The ofMiciala of the Ocntral Railroad of New Jer- sey make the following report to the stockhold- ers:— The following is an estimate of the receipts, ex- Boas and net earnings of the Central Railroad aomansoy, of New Jersey for the year 1872, com- pared with the year 1871:— stl. 1872, Gross receipts.. $6,841,379 $7,213,108 Expenses. . 8,706,144 4,084,201 Net earnings. 8,185,234 8,128,816 The receipts and expenses for December are estl- mated, and the result wili probably be better than shown. The low rates of coal have alone prevented a very large increase in gross receipts and net earnings. RAILROAD EARNINGS. The following statement of the gross earnings of the leading railroads during the month of Decem- ber, 1872, compared with those of the same month of 1871 has been compiled by the Datly Bulletin:— ~ 1871. 1872. Atlantic and Great Western..... $357,103 $403;950 Bur., Cedar Rapids and Minn 62,650 84,622 Cleve., Col., Cin. and Ind 829,926 837,404 Central Pacific. 672,358 1,007,125 Chicago and Alton. 877,687 1,17 Erie.. 2,899,071 Tilinot 688,131 640,183 Lake Shore and | 1,225,516 1,415,041 Milwaukee and St, Pau! 473,295 613,787 Michigan Central*,. 607,050 527,405 Marictta and Cincin: 169,820 204,196 Pacific of Missouri*... 209,552 260,404 St. Louts, Alton and T. H.’ 105,479 102,613 St. Louis and Iron Mountaln’ 169,605 207,967 Toledo, Wab. and Western® 3 406,081 Union Pacilic*.......0. 644,348 Total. $9,308,170 $10,273,254 Increase. +++ + $965,084 *Fourth week of December estimated. STOCKS DULL AND IRREGULAR. The stock market was dull and irregular, taking it in its general aspect, but was quite active as to a few of the leading favorites, while its irregularity embraced a greater proportion of weakness than of strength. The whole forenoon seemed, indeed, given over to the unrestrained operations of the “bears,” who hammered the market with flattering success, the weakest feature being Erie, which, under the reputed manipulation of Jay Gould, de- clined to 603/, in which it was still below the Lon- don quetation, as it has been daily for the whole week, the English market seeming, by some strange interchange of ascendancy to, be controlled by the New York price, instead of controlling it, as it has usually heretofore. Quite A POINT WAS MADE by the “bears”? in depressing Lake Shore to 915;, ex dividend, against the current sentiment of the street, that, with the dividend off the price would be so low as to tempt active buying of such a stock. A farther decline in Ohios attesied a further diver- sion of interest to New York Central, while a break oi 2 per cent in Union Pacifics to 353g was ascribed to the Congressional resolution for a wholesale in- vestigation and overhauling ofthe affairs of the company. Wabash declined te 72%, but recovered ‘¢ percent. Western Union and Rock Island were less active, bit firmer, and closed strong. Pacific Mail, after an early display of gymnastics on the inclined plane, took the flying trapeze to 72 on the announcement from Washington that the Com- mittee on Appropriations had GONE THROUGH THE FORMALITY of including the extra subsidy.of $500,000 granted by Congress last year in the appropriations for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1873. Meantime New York Central had been quiet at 10134 a 102, With the relaxation in money the bullish element rallied around this stock and by a brilliant movement car- ried it up to 104, the sudden rise giving new vitality to the rumors of an extra dividend, some of the more excited “believers in Central’ predicting that the veteran Commodore would spring the dividend over night. The evidence of a forth- coming scrip dividend en New York Central lies very curiously in a remarkable concidence, which has confirmed the faith of the street in its intended declaration, Whenever there has been a SENSATION IN CENTRAL its development has been preceded by the appear- ance in Wail street of the muscular Christian and ex Congressman John Morrissey. Now the genial John has veen a haditué of the street for the past week or ten days, and “thie boys’ look upon him as the swallow that predicts the Summer in Cen- tral. He made a fortune out of the “big rise” in Central in 1868, “so said.” The next time he ap- peared it was to go “short” of everything just be- fore the Black Friday panic, And now he turns up again when the air is full of another sensation in Central. The directors of the illinois Central Rail- road announce a semi-annual dividend of 5 per cent cash, payable February 1, the transfers closing January 16, HIGHEST AND LOWEST, ‘The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day :— Highest, Lowest, New York Central 101g Erie....... 60% 964 ex-div. 1% + 13% 725 + BL 80% Nerthwestern’ preferred. 8715 8735 Rock Island 1097; 109% St. Paul... + 58 M4 St. Paul preferred (No transactions.) Outo and Mississippi 47 4635 Union Pacifi » 87% Bay ©, C. andi. » 88% 3834 Western Union ‘Telegraph » 82 81y Pacille Matl..........006 . 72 0% In Philadelphia Reading was strong, and ad- vanced to 114, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE. Friday, Jan, 10—10:15 A. M. Phe) a) 6, On 20000 US 5-20, ¢, 67.03 11514 m4 14 ne 1 ~ eS usta Hips do. © 119}5 10 A. M.—Before Call, 100 shs Erie RR pe Un wae RK 10. 400 shs Wost Un Tel. 300, do. ec we Sse aeeassae SEESSSE5 ‘do. nm 10 a 11% 2 Wi% 500 do. 61%) 10 do. | 10 oy 20 dk 6% 400 do. 1 love. ne Gg WW O,OR LC. First Board—10:30 A, M. $2000 Tenn O's, old. «.¢ 200 ss Pao M88Co... 71 Hy a9. 80K B00 “4 oe 65g 192 NW) NC cid Famer 40) Ajabama 3) 88 Wy 105450 93 Lo 2000 Brie am 8 10 Tao ciey & fois tba ve 0, "nv coun Pas god's: ee 10 mats, WY ose, be Sipe 110% a EN Be enw 2 Me i ee Bee 83° eu 24 a0 400 rm £00 10 0. 96% £60 89" 1300 7000 * di cat 2 oy Bm $000 B, 4435 900 4% 500 40000 a 4433 1000 5000 448 409 60% 25000 45° 600 95: ‘3000 ie 96 4000 Bag 20 98 1000 oo. a Fe 10000 é 93° 400 i 92 St ahs ++ 28 100 92 5C 100 0, 96 10 500m Pac 37 13 : 6 10 200 8 200 87% 10 do 37 300 Weat Uni Tel. ser e 190. SUeetee ESS SESSZESSESSESEESESEZESEES: 2 cS $5000 US 6's, "81, 4000 US 5.26, ©, BB US 5-20, P. M.—Before Call. 100shs Un Pac RR... 85% 108 do. 35) Second Roard—1 P. ba By ais < RR,. ‘ 8000 too 800 1000 ny 400 1000 1100 do. 10 Mich Cen Biz. Lopg wt 2000 60) LS & M8..De.x 9000 do lw 800 On Pacis, ig. 77 200 1000 UnFacleine.bs 77, 100 108 Nich South-2d m. 73 20 $000 Ohio & Miss 2d m, 85, 100 1oug0 Bt & 0 be 300) 2130 to4 P. 200shsNYC& HR. 400 krie RR. 100 7 20 100 200 1000 8 Pac Inc 10's.. New Vent Coal. 20) 500 jon. Pes 1% 1% Rock Ilana. fox sot Northwestern.. 81) a 81% Northwestn pl. 87% a 87% COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotton in Moderate Demand and Steady for “Spot”’—Receipts at the Ports 26,857 Bales=Flour Quiet, but Firm—Wheat and Corn Dull—Sugar Dull—Coffee Firm—Pork Steady—Lard Firmer—Cop- per in Dema) and Firmer—Linseed Active Petroleum Nominal — Naval Stores Firmer=~Wool More Active= Whiskey Higher. Bey gee enipay, Jan. 106 P. M. The merchandise markets remained without noteworthy change, and certainly there was no change for the better, as there was mani- fest on every hand an _ indisposition to operate. There was almost mo demand for very many commodities; but there was no disposition to press goods on the market—holdcrs generally manifesting undiminished confidence in the future, Cotton remained quiet, and business in spot cotton was light. At the Produce Ex- change there was but little change in the markets— the most noteworthy of which was the depression in breadstufs. There was scarcely any in- quiry for shipping grades of flour, and the market was in consequence scarcely se firm, except for fancy brands, Wheat was uo- salable except at ® marked reduction, which holders did not seem inclined to grant. Notwith- standing, Spring wheat was quoted nominally 1c. @ 2c, off, without transactions, The corn market was extremely quict, though apparently the dif- Serqnge of galy 4% REF bushel Yrevented pretty Boston, H & ©, Cal o, 500 200 lw 300 2000 100 400 € ‘B00 100 500 100 20 100 100 100 100 di 100 Ohio & Miss. 700 700 100 100 ‘$500 do. 71g 1700 TONY O & HR,....be 10th ro do. 10 100 100 ‘BuO ww 500 100 Hi £ 300 100 Mor 13 ie, GELORR DOS Bs 30 eS) eae Weert eee 00 large sales, Oats continued active, and prices again advanced, Whiskey was also higher under a good, healthy demand. Tn Provisions comparatively little was done, though the markets were firm. Freights were unchanged, tonnage foarce, but freight offerings very moderate, Groceri iden Stal es" W808 iabcem quieras | ted linseed since our, tast, and et cloning very gitade lng been moderately fair for ed entirely nominal. We quote Wa Marertats.—The demand for bricks has been only moderate; former pri¢es wore yet Sorrene a ‘was in fair request and steady, at $1 50 tor Roc! common and Ty 1 for do. lump, Cr it Eg SR hat Flea oes stead: sac, OE 4 6U tor Kasiern spruce, under a moder- ct Gewouse—No change te peteos ‘was noticeable and the market romeined quiet We quote Sperm, dle. a B36. ; ramiive, » Be, ers adainant 200. shag th wens a Cortox.—The demand br “spot cotton was limited and the market in buyer's tay rg ruled duil, with a tendency despite the tirmer rulang of the market for fature daiiveries which advanced I-léc. # %c., and ‘was especial! ee for the remote months. The ee bum up as fol To-day. Last Bening. Total, Export...... veee a 02 732 Consumption ; 467 Speculation “i oh in transit. = luo Total. “a 1,850 Included ini thi above ars 7dunles to arrive’, For tutire Ohad 4 zones low FBS the sales have been as Lo ws t esterday, aiter three P, M.—January, February, 200, at 1 ie Ile. 400 at Oe Apne 100e at | 4 50 att) a00, A at at aye. Pit, spat’ 20 N60. at 2018-16073 ata) iio. Be ae pales. “Bales” 12 18-16e,, 100,at lW7sc, , Kebruary, 3400 at 1946 20) at ike, 200 at 203-1 160, Ji at Wie, 200 at Ene i 0 wt 20 bt re May, 400ae Metter i July, 500 to-day up to thre P. M,—January, 400 at 19\e., 100 at w March, Bite (0 at 20: at w ; ; June, WO at 2b Gar fe rs 0 Mayro, by steain, Lc. a Lae. wally Lene com- rt 15, Rates on cotton to oe porta were Yo Huihburg, by steam, Compressed. by steam, Te. aul, fer ne breneel: 6 steam, 716d, a 44d.; sal, Si6d., ns itruns. We quotes OF ae ‘Alabama, New Orleans, Texan, Ordinary. i 17 13 1536 Good orinary 194 19% 195 Strict food ol ALY i 19 194, 2 Low widdliny 10% 20 20% iddiing. 20 2 21 Gooa middling 2399 4 23 2% ‘The quotations are pase om cotton in store, “running ‘J qualityme not more than hall @ grade above or below the 6 quot Corrxx,—The market ruled firm for all Goscriptions, naee i fair inquir, eur lots trom first hands and in a@ jobbing wa: ‘e heard of sales of 994 bags Herrimas, aud 2,600 0. ‘per Amnazon, at Balthnore, both on private juote :—Rio--Ordinary, catgocs, fair Carros Ie. Pyare good cargoes, 18c. ‘ me cargoes, 1834 9c; extreme range for 9c., Sot as. oY Ib. aa ‘9 'days’ credit. ahs government bags, 196 & ihe i Grass mats, 18 doxge, . He, Singapore,, es foylon, 16c. a 1 irae catbo, 16 Laguay tay, 18b¢0.'a ISice Jamaica, Toige'a 17hio, st Damingor ise’; Cotta Ricks 160. 8 13} Mexican, Toige. @ Wige.; Angostura 10jae. a liigors Sat a vanilla, 16}, faracou, 160. a Ftouk axb Gain eceipts—F' our, 9/813 bbls 2100 do. corn meal, 160 ushe (OO dor the flour ml quiet but firm, part y_ for the better brands. The dates (a portion ot which were made late yesterday) ag- GFegate about 1260) bbls, at prices within the range of he annexed quotations, Corn meal was in better de- mand and firm. Sales 750 bbls. at $3 45a $3.90 for Western Yellow, $3 40 ago jor do, white and $3 W a $395 tor e Brandywine 28 $3. 50a $5 50 60a 650 70a 750 1150 B25 6000 650 7Wa 750 Tide 950 7250 70 80 a 9 00 900 a 10 50 7250 825 St. Louis straightextri + 82a 90 Bt Louis choice double extra: 9 50 a 10 50 St. Louls choice family. 10 5) 13 00 California, 9:00 a 10 00 Rye tlour 550 a 6 50 Southern 450.8 5 50 Southern sup 5758 6 00 Southern extra 7Ha 375 Southern family. 9 00 a 12 5) Corn meal, Wester $250 86) Corn meal, Jersey. $60 a 8 65 Corn meal, Brandywine $85.0 3.90 Balti: 4 fo. b. $0) .a 3 65 10 50 f. 0. b. nally lower, ‘The market closéd nominal_at about $1 68 a $1 63 fo1 2 Chicago and Northwest, $1.63 a $1 06 lor No. 2 in store and afloat; $170 for No. 1, $1 185 for good Prime red Winter,’ $1 90 1% for amber sty $2 hite. sales were about 29,000 Pushes at $152 for inferior Spring, $19) for er, 1 92 Jor white Western and amber Canada, free, in store: on was dull and nominal at 6tc. a 613g0. in store and Gtc. a 6H3g0. aflont, and 66%¢c. a 67c. tor small lots new, with sales of 75,000 bushels, nearly ail last evening, with! the range. Oats were firmer and moderately active. sales foot up about 42,00 bushels, at 4c. a Slo, tor good to prime mixed, 48¢. for comm: 2c. a Sic. for be mn for new black Western; old held at Barloy— Sales pyite, 46, sige Bie. a'S80. in st esterday, 5,000 busheis East Canada at $1, and to-da bushels Western on private terms, “Rye nomiua fat doc. tor Western aud Ose. jor Fneicuts.—The market continued quiet, and were not essentially changed. There was considerable inguiry ior vessels for charter, without, however, leading to much business. ‘The engagements were :—10 Liver: Pool, by sieata, 15,009 bushels grain at, /J4d. a 8d; 150 oil, and by aa, 34000 bushels, is ‘grain (late 7 74d. -day, 800 bbls, flour, rain on private terms’ To London’ by hols grain at 84d. 9 9d.; vessel han! from e charters were:—An American brig, hence to United Kingdom, 1,70 bbis. refined petro- lorwegian bark, hence to Elsinore tor or- i) Dyle refined petroléuin, at or about 6s. 6d. a ‘ig, 237 tons, to otierdam, tull cargo of staves, ‘at There has been very little se in. this rates ade during the bast three days; but, never- theless, the market continued firm. We only to note a sale of 200 rolls of domestic cloth on pi ite terms, We quote :—Domestic cloth, 12%¢. a 1c. for prompt deliv ery and Me, for the Spring mouths; bags" i4,¢. noni- 1p Jute.—There has been considerable business nated in Maniw hemp during the past ow days, jarket closed quiet and steady on the basis of Ltd note a sale of 1,000 bales in Boston at ute was quiet, but quoted steady at 2%e. a ds + alae butts were also quiet. Smali lots were segregating 500 bales, at 2 1-l6c., currency, cash. Hay anv staaw.—The market continued moderately active tor both shipping and retail qualities of hay, and there was considerable more inqniry noticeanle for Roe wirougpott Re eeraies Cd ete pping hay, retail qualities, $1 30 oro claen Ba $1 US;oule Bo a aoe tere eta S130 0'§ 05 hort do., $1.05 4 $1 oat, $la 1 10, ani wheat Hors.—The Seeivals continued Hght, and with a fair demand and a reported advance 2 prices on the other side the market here was very tirm. We quote:—New ere of State and Western, 4Zc. a 55c.; Calitornia, reign, 3c, 4 65¢., including all kinds. Metais.—The demand tor One et Least! quite ac- tive and the market was again firmer. sales for the pre days aggregate tully 700,000 lbs. of Lake at 4 35¢., Cash, and 36¢, a $5%4c. for forward oayvery i ‘als 30 tous of Hngtligh at from wige. a Sizes gold. Fa ately inquired for, but. without’ leading to Ines. We have only to note a sale of 650 boxes reval tin plate (an outside lot) at $1075, gold, Other metals ruled quiet, but there was no reported charge in values. Movasses.—There was a limited demand for domestic in a jobbing way, and sales were made in lots of 56 bbls. at trom 59, a Je, Foreign remamed dull and more or Jess nominal. New Crop. Cuba, centrifuy a— buc the ate sale 56e. ; We quote — Old Crop, lie ‘a foe Muscovado, groc Porto Rico... 550. or spirits turpentin again’ @ shade’ armer, which tended toe “ns. At the close dl}gc. was bid, but holders demanded ¢ have only ‘to note a sale of 100 bbls. at olige. n was also the turn better and in ioderate de Sales 700 bbis. strained at $3 80, is, do. ft $9.70, 200 bbls. No. Lat $425 and 200 bbis. a rat $5.50. Tar con- tinued quiet and nominally woe paneed, Sales 8) bbis., part of which were provision, at re has been a sradocataly fi ‘air jobbing business jawed in linseed at unchanged prices, Lard ‘a% purchased in a small way at slightly easier figures, Menhaden was shade firmer, and other olls were bout steady. We quote weed, We. in casks and 0c, in bbis.5 crude oer EF natural Winter, #8 a $1 7; bleached di 1; crude wha Her for norton: G3 a 85: fOr yes ern 72c. W Tbe. natural Winter, and 75c. a 80c. for bleached do. Lard, Ze. for prime Winter ‘and 66c. for No.1 Menhaden; 58, for selected light; 4 58c. for choice brown. Crude gotign seed, ie.’ @ @ tis.? neatalooe lubricating, $1 10's Pxrnoueum.—The market remained dull for all deserip- tions, and the appended fepmnons may be regarded as onurely nominal. Retned, 27sec. asked. by thoye in the combination, and outside “lots quoted at . Crude in vompt delivery, and 10}g0. for future, fphitiva, 14c. a 6946. for Wester or city. Ab the Creek the market continued dull, “on ss sendily, declining, quoted 20h, the, rons a +2 Boe. on the up} Bic. a $2, 45c, on the lower and tie, at OM City. The Pi Hadelphia inapket remained dull and entirely nominal, quoted at re. ¥8.—Kecei)ts—Pork pa Lae lard, 1,420 bbis. and tierces. iness pork continued quiet, but firm. We 250 bbI oatlere, th mons at $13 76, a1 AE} of ‘and: 20 bul SOF March ‘at $13 80. a job! 1h way about 150 bbls. cheney are ag eu Ta = was in much bet- ter de the mar! vet ruled @ shade in seller's favo! jude :- boxes Snort ribs, for Jan- uary, 7 long clear ax 7c., and 1,000 boxes do., for Fel ys Dressed Hogs—The ae Dh was foe Seer fctiva city quoted at Bee, fe, for the range, and Western at Bic. a bige. remained sone t, but prices were the varus. e iy :—New pl mers, $10 4 $12; do. extra mess, bbls. Pn gia; do. petine tee ierces, $21 4 $22, and do. India ess, tierce: test Vining ‘weres vail nog lected and nominal 53 Cut meate—The generat market was aie, Eat aes: were unchange je :-— Smokes pene, 12e.; do. shoullers, 6\e.; piekled hams. { do, shoulders, 4, ‘petlies, Ze. a Re, boxed or iooxe; srestt a 9) The ‘market was very firm niet in consequence; be, was quite spot, but Bulicra demanded C65 6 150 Herces. lat 7 ue 0 tierces: pruary at 84c,, And teres for dared at Bic. & Ay. Gt miinued quiet, but the warket ruled truer; salest?o terces ut sc. Rick.—The market continued firm under a good demand both for domestic and toretg Ly were a» bape of Carolina at 7\e. a te and ‘Gist bags Ra it lar change to notice in the { a ot Siaen’ te or were ra eeid; renners evinciny NO. disposition. ty operate. Pict’ Were nominally the sume, Refined ruled steady under a limited demand. We quote :: —Cnba—| Henning, gard to col iy mrt fe. a8 Pay A, ; es a good talr, Yea ir to'cood, eritugal, and compat freely bid for lo $ were market for raw. 7 na Ske W740. dard, No». ase aa Sag. 10 U9 Bh Wider WG fen Bie sevm Dich ct Nos. Ford ox British ‘aaile, ‘Armny S900 ca ar tee at ga Say fold, a shipments at 32 sendy and in 2 oder rately ale The sates fers Or B prime, and Pd bees ute bull. veal aise quiat but but steaty tty a 38 a little more brisk for a'l deecrip about as formerly, leaf, $Fon (79 erop 7 300 cases do. 10c. a Ibo. Yara ‘on pri Was firmly held at #3¢ ot, FA ntegs Mie, a 11%. ; white Ho. a 120. Bp Past threo ee and notwithsta: ay tie. 8 aux. ty Sirainnath 8 x Arunde! trathnarn at ty irom Novem! com! Clo’ ‘continued about bags at 9} deand sak oer NIC, te) bags” liar uy to fancy ‘at eg tttive les were 350 fimoty ae son eevee Maines during’ th aut three days has been and prices were The sey comprise : cases seed Tsu. si Gonueonens, toe. sites goto, nay? ai fo is. Ke (ilavana, 8a $1 07, and 90 bales of ‘ALLOw.—The mar! ay was less glve, but choice ay, We heard of sales of 5,000 common to Qn gc. ahce. OO The market hasshown more activity during the nding manufacturers ‘ee Oe Wisconsin bales of rms. 1, at Were slow purchase at current rates there Was a fair business consummated. Dealers are of the opinion that prices will further short time. The receipts are unusy anytl spies coming is ‘and the stock a do~ mestic and foreign, ‘The sales include, 40,000 lbs. of Washed and unwashed combings, 6c. a 80c,; 10.000 Ibs, ulled wool, (fc. a fc. ; 8,000 Ibs. Olio fleece, 6c. ; §,000 jubbed, 67¢,5,000 tbs. scoured, 70c. @ $1; Sio0 iba. domes: tic fledee, Gao: 8,000 Ibs sogureds Asc. ;" 2000 ibs. low fleace, tbe, on hs fal California, 2734 a 30¢. 5 3 M,000 Iba Mexican, 28e. Fe 20,000 Iba, Cape. foreign hollse and. guite active 8, receipts, C lings, 1834c,; middlings, Experts Soastwise, fdan ore low middlings, Wei bales; ¢: gales, A exports to Great Britain coastwise, 7,176; sales, Cotton dull and nominal; cel Bt $8c.; 25 bales black woo! a siiber piiedy S604 ales sper pulled. B¢e. ba. Fess, 3,000 Iba iia puted ook ‘all on private Oprisiieys Receipts, 50 bbls. The market today was nd again firmer. The sales a prorat ici Dbis. ab 95c. a 953g0. a bopiatertanacy closing strong at 95; DOMESTIO MAE MARKETS. ALvEsTton, Jan, 10, 1873. rong Not receipts, 3,095 Groat 5 tw inc, Sida Wes eckly—Net Cotton, quiet good, r+ bxports- tho ast ey es: aperiaeto Ore en British ‘00; ‘to the jontinent, 1,684; coastwise, be Sales, New OntRAns, Jan. 10, 1873, 908 ordinary, 17%c.; low middiings, middling’, 19}ge. Net receipts a8 bales; gro: Exports contin pte scigtn ‘ec; how] er psa Beptrin nto Great beleeice Set to ; 1, 7,077; coastwise, 8,323, Sales, 5, Cotton active; od 10, 1873. Jovw ud Net receipts, Tom Stocks si 7Ot, —Net receipts, 15,765. et rte oto Great Britain, the Continent, 268; hore 8,676, Sales, 7,500: jAvANNan, Jan. 10, 1873, Cotton dull; ordinary, yer middling, 1 ood erilinary, “18%; net receipts, 9.368 the, Continent, 436; constwise, 1,523 Wookiy Net receipts, 22,028 12.281; to the Continent, 12,638} Mone, Cotton quiet and tings tlie ordinary he Cuantxston, 3a rarddlings 93gc. Exports coastwise, 1 hot Sal OU 0 Bales, 1,000. \xpor! Ipts, 1,65) bales. ck, 43,008, Weekly Nut receipt, 18.76), 'o Great’ Britain, 2,810; to the Continent, 6,601; coastwise, 5074. Bi 500. He jales, 4, Witarnetos, Jan. 10, 1873. Spirits turpentine firm at Séc. Rosin iterate $3 10 for strained. Crude turventing steady; $3 tor, hards, $4 80 Jor yellow dip and virgin, Tar et Fiabe 30, Oswxao, N, 0, 1873, a cn two cars at 60c, pete, dull; Barley held at $1 05 a $1 08 steady; sales of 1,50) bbls. at tee BO for No, 9 50 for amber Winter, $10 25 for white Winter, 5 for double extra. heat firm; sales of two rs No. 1 Milwaukee Club at $1 70, Corn dull; sales of sales of one car State at 42c, Corn meni sold at $1 30for bolted and $1 25 for unbolted per cwt. Millfeed uncha: at $21 for shorts, $22 tor slilpstulls and $23 for miadi er ton. Railroad ireluhtsFlour to Thlladeiphia, 7 6 Boston, 72c.; to Now » 62, 5 to Albany, Ste. 512 sh 48,000 bushela; oats, 24,500 quiet; white, Milwaukee ako. 2 5) hejd at $1 42 Winter, $1 ‘oa firm; sales 2, He, 5 atito, RB: Burrato, N, ¥., Jan. 10, 1873. Tnyports—Flour, 4.200 bbls ; wheal, 4,000 bushels; corn, bushels; oata, 24,500 bushels; rye, 400 bushels, Ruil Nipments from el eat, 2200 bushels; corn, iliels oats, 2 Pushela: rye, 0 bushels, Float A) ry ri ni a a $9 50 ait Wheat ule! ie it St 52 white Michigan, $1 63 f'ai io" Winter, ‘$1 750 AS nt52e. Oats o. 2'Toledo at 42c, Barley steady; Canada, We. a ‘Western No. 2, BSc, 90c,; two-rowed State on track Rye held at 9c. Barley malt—Western, $1 a 110; prime Winter Western, ‘er 10 a $ anada, $1200 $125, The balance of ti levators—Whea: unchanged, easier for future: Ponte Oo firm: No.2 a Nondyy No. 3 at 670. Provisions active and higher. sa higher at $7 200 $7 Cm10aco, Jan. 10, 1873. Wheat steady for spot, scarce and nominally 4, February; No, 3.do. Os Flour qufot and unchanged, No. 1 Sprin; 0. $1 2144, spot; $L $1 03, accoraing to jocation steady; No, 2 mixed, Fepri 1 25, No. 2 dt lend, Pork advanced 20c. a 25c. ies at $11 80a $11 89, cash: $11 2 March, Lard active and Spot, snd $ 50 a $755, March. Green jarioy hams—Demand good at full prices; sales of 15 1b. ave ages at 8c. and 20 lb, averages: Pat 6c, Bulk meats in fa! demand and highes oulders, 8%¢.3 long clear and Short ib middiens short clear middles, Gic. loose, higner 1 packed’ Bacon nominal; shoulders, 5c. Acar elon Tab jee ato cpa acked,. Dressed hogs active and higher, at $4 bs 46) for mixed to iancy. Whiske; at ‘83! eceipts—3,000 bbls, flour, 20,000 bashels whe do. rye, 13,000 d 4 r per arrobe, sixty days, currency, 11% a 12 premium 84, Riahtiad On Paris, 20a 2 Jat Consols and American securities closed Railway shares, 499c. for motiey, and 925 lates five-twenty ten-forties, 8346. ; new fives, M3;c. j Wid do, CORN 17,00 dor oats, (00 Shipmenhis—4,; OW do. corn, 24,000 do. oats, 000 bushels wheat, ‘ye, 7,000 do. barley. COLTON RECEIPTS. The total net receipts of cotton since September 1, 1872, are as follows:— Bates, 4,412 42 ui! 403 HAVANA MA MARKETS, Havana, Jan. 9, 1878 Sugar nominal; No. 12 Dutch standard, 113 a 11% reals + Exchange firmer. On United States excited short sight, 13% Semiumy sixty days) gold, 24° premium ; short 026% On London, 87 a 37}, premium, remium. 2G pre! EUROPEAN MARKETS, Loxpon Money Manget.—Lonpon, 10-5 P.M. nchanged. Erie Consols opened at 92},c. a 92'40. Cc. a 92I¢e. for the aed Sniied tie. Hatiway shares, 50, onda, 1685's, old, 933¢¢. Franxrort Bourse.—Frarxrorr, Jan. 10—P. M.—United ae five-twenty bonds opened at 96%¢c. for the issue of Is 4 —The cotton market is q' speculation and export. Liverroor, Jan. 10—1 P. ‘tad. teady. The sales of jay are estimated at 10,000 6, including 2,000 tor Sales of cotton shipped. trom ‘avannah or Charleston, December and January, at Liverroot Corton MAR! 9%, The market opened quiet and steady. Middling Hp lands, 10'gd. a 10444; middling Orleans, It 4. a 103d. TI total sales since December 31 have been 100,00) bales, C4 i re hi The stock at sea bound to this port is c fect hyn },000 tor export and 9,000 ‘on speculation. The stock 000 bales, including 91,000 American. The pis ante last report have been 120,000 bales, of 71,000 were American. Actual export 5,0W) bales. 7,000 Wales, In- ‘Lrvarroot, Jan. 10.—The mar- crip 1uding 198,000 American. ‘Trane at MANCHESTER.—I ket for yarns and fabrics at Manchester Is quiet but arty LiverPoot, BRRADSTUFFS MAanxxt,—LiVERrOO! 19-5 P. M.—The receipts of corn at this port for the Dae three days have been 7.6% quarters, ail of which, we » eluding 450 0 E American. | Th for ave lor club do. Corn, ~ 6d. 0 39s. per. 38 r quarter for Canadian. The receipts of wheat at this port ts, Od. | market ts du!). eat, . & 12s. 7d. fe Gallfornin waite’ and 18s & 13s, Sd; mh 2s SH. & 288. 6d. per quarter. Flour, er cent ior Western canal. Yeas or inh th three days have been 55,000 quarters, in- American, Provisions Manket.—Lrvervoon, Jan. 10-- jacon, per ewt. for short rib middles, r ewt. for Cumberland cut. Cheese, Live! venii ewt. for t ¢ best grades of American Mune, Lard, Sia. Od. owt. Pativenroot. Pronce Manuer.—Tarenvoot, Jan. 10-5. M.—Petroleam. Md. a 15d. ee tor spirits end 2d. for refined, Spirits turpenti an a 45s. per ev. Refined petroleum, 204gd. a 2044. per gallon, aie Loxpon Propuck Market,—Loxpon, Sane 0—2 Gd. per ewe PONS OR DIVIDENDS gpa BINANCTAL, <to INVESTOR. To those who wish to REINVEST JANUARY CoU- ‘and those who wish to IN- CREASE THEIR INCOME trom means already invested in Sevon-Thirty Gold Bonds of the other less profitable securities we recommend the Northern Pacific Rail- road Company as well secured and unusually productive. The Bonds arc always convertible at Ten per cent premium (1.10) into the Company's Lands, at market | pr cel ices, nt gold) Is equal now to abou yabout 8% currency—yielding a an incdme more than one-third d greater than United States Pive-Twenties. Gold Checks: for the sem!-annual interest on the Registered Bonds are mailed to the post office ad- dress of the owner, All marketable Stecks and Bonds are received in exchange for Northern Pacities ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, ¥ COOK: cy First aud Begone MONEY TO LOAN IN BROOKLYN, NEW YORK nd Queens coun. Le x. also for the purchase of rte ARDS LEAVITT, 64 Wall street A PARTIES sana SE With small capital by huying privilege Explanator, res SALE~A i COND MORTGAGES ON mproved property able rates at the ot 20 Pine street. | STOCK AND GOLD PRIVILE Partios wishing to speculate New Yi do £0 safely and Write or callon ‘etreutacs mailed on & LPOsIT be tek DAY IN THE SAV artered by the United States. BEND FOR tite ty Le AR. > iil. ata STRERY, TH stone house in Harlem; ver Second Mortgare of $2,000 on Worth double the encu af New York Vogt oitice, ACE uberal discount ; also sezohoneas county prop: WMeance, Address x The rate of interest net (woven and three-tenths per | oN BROWN \ Besse OFFICE OF Fisk “& HATOH No. 6 Nassau Staner, New Yous, Jan. 8, 1873. THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO, the CENTRAL AND WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS, all of which have beem negotiated by us, we believe to be among the best aa@ most desirable investment eccaritien in tho market, which in time must become very scarce, capeciaily as the government will probably, during the coming year, pay off, in gold, another large lot of five-twonties, ant: issue in their place Five Per Cont Bonds The CHESAPEAKE AND O10 SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS, the total amount of which ts only $15,000,000, are secured upon a property worth $35,000,000 to $40,000,008, and are fully equal in itrinsie vatue to the Central Pacific Bonds. They are issued in denominations of $108, $500 and $1,000, coupon or registered, and at their prem» ent market price, 86 and accraed interest, are very de- sirable, THE CENTRAL Pacivic $ SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS are too well known to roquire deseription ox commendation. Tholr total amount is $25,335,000. They have for a long time ranged In market price uenr @ above par. THE WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS amount to $2,735,009 ‘This road iy now: consoll- dated with the Contral Pacific, and the payment of ite bonds, principal and interest, 1s assumed by the Lattor, Coupon Bonds, $1.000cach, Th Their market price today to-day is 80 to 8994. As they they have recently been {mtro- duced on the Stock Exchange we expect to see thonm rapidly rise to the price of Central Pacifics, being sum stantially the same in character and value. We buy and sell, as usual, Got ernment Bonds, receive low Interest, make collections and conduet a general banking business in all ite b oi FISK & HATCH. K Morena CKER FIRE INSURANCK COMPANY of New York. Established 1787. Otlice 64 Wall strect, ‘New Yori 6, 1373. Ata Meeting of the Roard of Directors ok: his day, deposits, on which we a ches. the uvial Semi-Annual Dividend of Kive per Cent, alse tra Dividend of per Cen “ge oh jeclared pay- : le on aud after Janu 15, © of all ta The trauster byvks will = fron mths ane until 15th inst. ga eee ‘y- 1 Pralees «& BAZLEY, 47 Exchange place. Stock privileges a specialty; double priviliges in Erie, Ohios, Lake Shore, Union Pacific or Pacific Mail, Puts and calls on ail active stocks. | Special quotations furfiished immediately on applica tion. No charge for clrculars, quotations or information. For further information send for our explanatory citcu> Inr, and see advertisement in Herald of yesterday, Jam nary 10, Ua ECHANIOS' AND TRADERS! SAVINGS INSTITU. No. 288 Bowery, tea near ee atreet. A sembannual dividend of nix por cent per annum wilt be eredited January 1 on all sums entitied therelg for the six nionths and three months ending December 31. Vay- able on and after January 20, atovest aot withdrawi wile credited as a deposit. Money deposited on or before Jauuary 20 will draw in- torest from January 1, g is galls Bon ‘eee 10 3P.M., and on Mondays eduesdays from oO 7 ALIRED 7, CONKLIN, President sUMS, Te! GE OR SMALL ED— ONEY WANTED—IN LA on unencumbered Property in Duchess county, Ne No expense to lender, FRANK B. LOWN, Poughkeopal a ¥. EW YORK STATE SIXES—VIFTEEN YEARS To N* ran; principal and interest in fold Foc sale by e DAY, 16 Wall street. TOrtoy 18 HEREBY GIVEN TIIAT THE UNDER. signea will mako application tor the renewal ob Certificate. No. 1,874 ‘Shares of Stock of the Dela Ware ond Raritan anal Company, ferued, to i, Pringle and 1, Huger, Trostees, duted 23th day of May, 1838, the same Bat been lost or destroyed. HUGER, sole survivity RIENTAL SAVINGS BA\ 430 ‘arand iitreet, Interest at the rate of six per cent per annum is thie day due on all sums of $5, or more, which have been om. deposit one or more months since July 1, Amounts of ine terest will be ready for payment any time after the he | {nst., and if not withdrawn will be grediled. to tudivids © ag deposits of this dat KE, R. KENNEDY, Secretary. ‘Trustee. accounts, the 8: 1, TPMUIRD AVENUR SAVINGS BANK.—DIVIDEND, 6 percent per aunum, payable January 20, Deposite to the 20th of January bear jnterest (rom the Lat LYON, President. $2,000. Fong taaid property or one year. Apply or addregg SECURITY, der the German Bank, in kers Fire Insurance oltice, Fourtecath street and our avenue. —$4,900, $2,000 AND $2,000 TO LOAN, ON $2.500 first mortgage on improved New York ot Brooklyn real estate, ROBERT T, MERKS, 8) Cedar streot. 6. 000 OR $8,000 WANTED—ON BOND AND Mertuage on, firat clans dwelling house weaved located in Jersey City, worth $30,000, Address $10.0 000 TO $50,000 Property LOCK, 1 Willian stree WANTED—ON FIRST MORTGAGE ON DAN—ON IMPROVED sone. to PEARSON & SUBD. room 38 000 TLOAN OX BOND AND MonTaAGR. | Principals, only apply to ALBIEIE Q, } jcDONALD, Attorngy, 55 } $375,000 x TO LOAN IN NEW YORK, BROOK. | lyn, Westchester and New Jursey ; alsa John street, room 7, wanted First and Second Boman jes. Money on h BERRYMAN, Nowe, H. Gossler, Jr.. peures to-day from our firm, _ Mr. Py Henry Gowler, of Hamburg, has transferred | his interest in our houses to Shs firm, ‘Mowsrs. John Bere berg, Gossler & Co., of Hamburg. The business wi gatrled oath future by Messrs, John Rerenberg, Gossler wie! Gearue Ueavenihors of New Yorks whols ads and llr. George Uravenhorst, of New York, whols ad. mitted a partner fro Mr, J, Henry Gosslee and Mr, Guido Wolff are authorized to ough our fiun by rocuration. Piosros axD New Yore, Jan. au 1873. MB. i. HIRSCH RETIRES TO-DAY FROM ‘A. CABLE. will have an ip latoreas (ry ‘i 3 date. & CO. my iw Yonx, Jaunary 2, ite EW YORK, JAN. |, 197%—THE COPARTNERSIIP hitherto éxiitini Getween Tthodes & Ore ks by sue co t nh. E tual consent dissolve sO OTANDER OS eel SUNDAY SCHOOL UNIO¥. Annual Meeting—Election of OMccram Ordination of a Missionary. The Sunday School Union of the Methodist Kpie ‘OTIOE, | copal Church held their annual meeting yesterday at the Mission Rooms on Broadway and Kieventis street. The financial report showed a balance im the treasury at the beginning of 1872 of $3,907 24 The receipts during the year amounted to $12,244 97; the disbursements reached $12,776 18, so that there is a balance now in the treasury of $4,375 03% ‘The Union has branches in Cincinnati and on the Pacific Coast, but this report embraces the businesa of the New York office oniy. Dr. Vinceut presented his report a8 agent of the Union, of his travels ta its interest, and of the holding of justitutes and conventions and the circulation of publications~-all of which are on the increase, Tue following Board of OFFICERS AND MANAGERS were elected for the year 1873:—President, Bishop Morris; Vice Presidents ex-eificio, Bishops Janes, Scott, Bowman, Foster, Merrill, Haven, Siny Ames, Harris, Wiley, oy ae aud Peck ; Vice Presi- dents’ elect, o. t. Applega tg _and Jong Bee Bent. ey; ‘orrespondin; 5 cout, ‘Da Dy Recording Sec ‘rotary, wen, De PU a pifeeaaurer, De Dental of ‘twenty-five a ol janage! ministers and twenty-five laymen, wasalso elected. Mr. Samuel J. Goodenough, who has for twen seven years filed the oitice of t1 of Union, Lavin been superseded by Mr. D. Denhaur, Jr.,@ vote of thanks was ten to Mr. Good. enough fer his faitniul and efficient nervices, and committee of two was appointed to prepare minute to be entered on the Secretary's records t= regard to this action. URDINATION OF A MISSTONAR’ Immediately alter the adjqurament ot wom meet. ing an ordination service was held Me Rg ee Foster and Burris, assist by Drs. Dashiel, Ret aud Eddy, nus etaries; and Revs. Hed~ strom, Flocken and Pi , whereby Bey. Mr, Schou was consecrated an. elder and te misstom work in Bulgaria, the Pemnee my ateatner wy at 2P,M.. A large ni irom Hoboket a of ministers were ‘present, and offered helt con: rab id adieus to the departing mission. ry, Ar ken is to sail at the same tine, It had been gaya some time ago to close this uals. sion, but, later events In Europe have determine® the loath board to keep it open and to strougth> cu the hands Of the missionaries in that del id. y, 0 inth street Morris Levy, of 207 East Twenty-m was arraigned before Justice Bixby yesterday a the Yorkville Police Court charged with obtainin, wader faise representations, $1 moren needa Conrad Bick, 539 Seco enue. nied thelehara bul was uevertteless held for Cxwminey a Pie eR ERS RE