The New York Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1873, Page 8

8 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. NEW YORK atafarther advance. The South Carolinas, April HERA 12115 and 2115 P. M. issues, sold at 2634. The following were the Closing | $20000 te rf quotations :—Tennessee, ex coupon, 81% 9 62; do. | Hn fem «Lge fuses US Sane, ea.n.s8 1B, new, 814 8 82; Virginia, ex ceupon, 47 a 50; do. | WYO iiss registered stock, 01d, 37 @ 42; do. sixes, consolidated The Money Market a Shade Easier, bonds, 5634 @ 8734; do, sixes, deterrea scrip, 14a és 15; Georgia sixes, 75 @ 80; do. sevens, 88 a 9 100 she T, W&W RR.. 74 but Still Unsettled. North Carolina, ex coupon, 33 a 34; do, teN 3 Som 10 Otto's ise n..c 48 Carolina Rafiroad, 58% a do., funding,” — v4 ON - by & 28; do., do., 1868, 24 @ 26; de., new, 17 & ios go 109 “ special tax, 13% a 1434; Missourisixe «30; 2 The Rate on Call Ranges from 1-32 | qo. nannivat and St, Joseph, 00 a 0 tapica bees a om ms ae g to 6 Per Cent. sixes, 50 @ 55; do., new, 45 a 50; do soiy ‘antes, 60 | 28 Beare eS &@ 55; do., do. eights, 55a65;de¢ ™ be 1700 go EY ~ 70; Alabama fives, 60 a 65; do 00 0 66 300 do Carolina sixes, 40 a 45; % F {ee and July, | 20 ri Ee é FURTHER DECLINE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE, | 22% « 25; ao. do, 4°. em2anuary and July, | 38 : Arkansas sixes, fande 4 ati , ie BS 8 te. — aqvr, 4 8e 200 66 do. 86 Except for the _4#NWENTS LOWER. " Fed $5 10, oe. Ce er ee | Seeeee? hacen pactalitentees |e a3 us . > th Clique Manipulation. po tay a#xome extent lower, the new fives re- > $3 bs BT quetat' / "254m fuceof the strength of the gold bd ty ‘ae 37) per n, while 'the currency sixes were off a 1 A 933 | a6 VERNME:’ IRREGULAR. | ;.. ‘The Syndicate, in ranning up the new | 10? 25 2 ¥} Go nt BONDE ” en'to Parim gold, to pave the way for thotr re- 19 wr 100 #7 @mnding‘operations, have been saddled with mere 800 35% 00 135 7" * ‘the bonds-than they calculated upon getting, the = Be ay ae The Five-Twenties and Ten-Forties Strov’g | savance emndbing sarge number of parses te vel | 1 = 8 a n / ‘out whe had paid par for the bonds a year ago, and and the Rew Fives Lower. ‘| nad never seen them at a premium, buteftener at oe A HEAVY DISCOUNT. B63 600 Now that the Syndicates have been promised the bt a TIVITY RAILROAD Temainder of the new fives, their enthusiasm has 8544 100 ac IN BONY wonderfully abated. The following ‘were tho Toe fh Se ‘Mesing quotations:—United States currency sixes, B po ; f F 115% & 115%; do., 1881, registored, 117%.0 117345 i oo Stocks Dull and Drooping, with a Rally |:ao., ae., coupon, 119% a 119%; do., ifive-twen. aR so at the Close, ties, registered, May and November, 115% a ed e 115%; do., do., 1862, coupon, do., 115% a 115%; o + Tass 100 G0., AO., 1864, de., do., 115% & 11555 do., Go., 1865, | “So00 M &SeP7 E 300 if 6%; d0., @o., 1867s, registered, | 600) Mor & Es 10494 200Tol & / de., do., 116% @ 116%; do., @o., 8, J Vi 8-200 do. REPORTED “CORNER” IN “C. C. AND 1.0.” | January ana Judy, 11594 0 115%; do., do., 1865, cou- orth Mo’ a1, 19 PON, de., 115%, a 1163, ; do., de., 1867, do.,o., 1165; i a 8.116% ; d0., do., 1868, do., do., 116% a 116%; do. ten- me 38 pene WALI, Sraexr, } forties, registered, 1143; a 114%; dlo., do., coupon, 400 AY, Jan, 28-6 P.M, y 13 8% 200 On ‘Chiinge to-@ay cotton was iv. active demand | 115% 115%; @e. fives ef 2881, registered, 113% a ox 2 - 7 i 11834; de., de.,40., coupen, 114% @ 115%. Jo do... 70 100 Yor lots on the spot and to arrive, and prices were % STOCES DULL AMD IRREGULAR. 200 Atlanne MS8Ce.... 8 B00 Le pase) ocd biel La Ll anaes ‘The steck market was dull in most-of its features | 10). 8 eee EK aM ¥ be rn nt Reber dante ie ga rien tes corn was 1D | 54 unsettled, but, on the whole, firmer in prices, SON TC SHE RE bee rela bp ene te iy err ‘The tendency throughout the forenoon and up to | 1 a 10336 240 ‘The (ola export of domotvic merchandise dim: | BO oee St eeecons £58 mee Sa. she downward ee tue port of New Yerk for therweek ending January | “ection, the general boat ried ora hg % 3 fo kness shown 1 Me ere Cems enrreneyy value OC'¥6 a8eyeTe, © || Por ean Gite Rickae’ eee waktelcnied 2130 to 4 P. M. ee as ee ’ duced 76 400sheLS &MSRRDS ‘The London quotations show steadiness in con- Wy Biaicuety haspusareintone trimcanes a Fd = rr shia sols and firmness in United States securities, the 45% 200 to withbold all: moneys due the Pacific railroads Pid Sepeten setae bette Piedad F catva, cre | which were in:arrears of interest to the govern: ae an . , ment, Wathithe relaxation in money.toward the '%—equiv: our currency ing 4 night exchange at 110% and gold at 113%. ‘The new A taaiish Wits eenieart rier aver ‘an ehat Sie 108 Wrench joan 4s at a premium of 4% per cent, which Seen Bi had been lost in the earlier part of the day, C., C. 100 includes the nearly matured six monthe’ interest of 2% per cent. French rentes were bigher at $442, MONEY EASIER. ‘The money market was easier, but was again irregular, the tendency being, hewever, rather in favor of borrowers—that is, the highest rate of the day was 1-32 per cent flat against 1-64 and interest on Monday. The early rate for loans on stocks to 00d houses was at 7 per cent, but before one o’clock vorrowers paid 7 per cent coin, the rate hard- ening to 1-32 by @ quarter past two o’cleck. After ‘that period the supply increased, and before the Close of dealings on the sidewalk loans were made @t as low as 5 per cent, with more money offered ‘on the same terms. On government collaterals the rate was uniformly quoted at 6a 7 per cent, ommercial paper was steady at 8 a9 per cent dis- count jor prime names. FOREIGN EXCHANGE LOWER. The foreign exchanges were heavy under a bet- ‘ter supply of bills, and rates again declined. The ‘ow rates for money in Europe are stimulating foans of bills to borrowers on stock collaterala, the parties being those already conspicuous for similar transactions within the past few years. Sales of prime sixty-day sterling were reported at 109%. The following shows the revised standard of quotations:—Sterling, sixty days, commercial, 8% @ 109; do., good to prime bankers’, 10914 2 109%; do., short sight, 1103; a 110%; Paris, sixty days, 5.28% a 5.24355 do., short sight, 5.20 5.1934 5 Prussian thalers, 71% a 72; Antwerp, 5.25 a 5.20; Switzerland, 5.25 a 5.20; Hamburg, 95% a 96; Amsterdam, 40% a 405;; Frankfort, 40% a 41%5 Bremen, 95% a 96. FINANCIAL MATTERS IN CONGRESS. A Washington telegram to a Wall street news bureau states that at a meeting of the Banking nd Currency Committee to-day a resolution was adopted directing the sub-committee on specie payments to report measures for— First—The redemption of Treasury notes in coin after May 1, 1874. Second—Authorizing the Secretary of the Trea- eury to issue bonds bearing gold interest not to exceed six per cent, to be exchanged for coin in case it is needed“r redemption; and Thdvd—Free banking under the National Cur- sency act after the Ist of July, 1873. GOLD 8TRONG—113% a 114% a 1137. The gold market again presented the anomaly of increased strength in the face of the 1urther weak- mess of the ioreign exchange, the explanation of which, in view of the reputed existence of a clique im the market, is not inobvious, It is, indeed, sur- mised that the advance to-day and the greater Scarcity of cash gold were intended to be punitive efsome of the clique whose faith in higher gold had been weakened to such an extent that they hhad become perverts to the bearish side of the “ppeculation, and had both sold out and sold short. The course Of the market is snown in the table:— GOLD FLUCTUATIONS, ETO. In the goid loan market the rates ranged from 6 percent for carrying to flat for borrowing, The | operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol- lows :— Gold cleared $56,366,000 Gold balances 1,547,305 currency balances. 1,878,882 The Sub-Treasury paid out 000 on account of amterest and $300 on account of redeemed five- twenties, THE RAILROAD BONDS, The ratlroad bonds were unusually active, with a ‘Well distributed business, the continued etfect of the proposed further refunding of the five-twen- ties. The Union Pacific securities were exception- ally weak and lower, on the action of Congress in ‘voting to withhold the transportation money. The following were the bids at the call, aa amended by Prices in subsequent business :— Han & St Ji Del, Lack Ere an tm extended. rie 7" ( Erie r, oth m 8. SER5S85i egskezesssse 1-4 4 fe 3 Bez, SSS; at en Mariem alba be Alba 3 * 963 sion ce i soecree’ 5 8 pe eat bds 200) Onis, Bur Pitts od me 1, stich So & Pitts 3d m. 6 ae So & & itu ath m. a ev & Tol Alene ley & Tol an een: ©.P Ban Chic & Alt incom , Ohio & Mass con Ee is & Tron MT Mil & st Paula's 1 Mil & St Paws ist THEE Union Paciticl g 7's... 76 i Hino Gon per ct, 8s invis Cen T ol i livve £8 fim Se 96 g 4 fer Hlsem,...... 99 a) , Lae Bost, H & F 18 Cod Falls & : 82 Bur,CkaM 2 SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL. The Southern list was dull, but actual business | pros ut Grmer wrices, The Jeuncasees were strong | and I. C. being especially strong and rising to 40 on.@ rumor that the clique controlling it had suc- eeeded tm ensnaring Jay Gould in a close corner. Meantime Erie had been active and strong in sympathy with the improvement in Lon- don, with which market it sti kept its parallel higher range of quotations, as if the pool on this side were unwilling to allow any opportunity to the foreign bankers to close contracts for.delivery with stock obtainable on THIS SIDE OF THE ATLANTIC, Inthe general recovery at the close Union.Pacific returned to 353; and Ohios to 48%. Harlem was strong and quiet, with sales at 121 despite a fresh report sent over one.of the stock telegraph wires that Commodore Vanderbilt had abandoned his project ef a city underground railway. Atlantic and Pacific advanced to 38%. Pacific Mail fuc- tuated between 7236 and 73 in the absence.of {nr- ther intelligence of the fate of the steamer Alaska. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The following table shorvs the highest did lowest prices of the principal stecks during the day:— we eecens + 6108: 10535 66% 65% wane 9556 9545 m5 3g 13% +e (No transactions.) 2 9036 9036 + AdB 112% seen 58M 5355 St. Paul preferre 19 18% Ohio and Mississipp! 48% 4836 Union Pacific. 36 34g D «0 8055 Western Union Telegrapn. B45 B44 AML. ee eeseee ee . 73 12% In Philadelphia Reading was lower, with sales at 113%, but closed at 114, SALES AT THE NEW YORK S8TOOK EXCHANGE, Tuesday, Jan. 28—10:15 A, M. $2000 US 5-20, c, '62.... 11534 $3000 US 5-20, ¢,*68..... 116! 7000 US 5-20, ¢, 765, n. a 3000 U 5 5's, 10-40, Fr... ae 4500 US 5-20, c, "67 11634 ‘80000 do..... . ie 1000 US 5-20, c, ‘68. 164 = 4000 US 5's, 10-40, c. 153g 10 A. M.—Before Call. 300 shs C & RI RR...c 112% 100 100 NY do. b3_ 90; CeHR RR, Iw do. DB 40s 500. SCP ie: 1 &8tP RB pi .b8 CLOSING PRICES—4 O’CLOOK P, M. 843% a 843 Union Pacific.. 25% a RS ia 90: a 1133 a 53% Western Union. Northweat’n pf. 9% a 4 8% Rock Island 113) St Paul Eo St Paul es 437 ct a a 8 ERIE RAILWAY AFFAIRS. The Dividend Upon the Preferred Stock To Be Declared in a Few Days—The Executive Committee Still at Work— No Dividend To Be Declared Upon Com- mon Stock—Only a Rumor—Mr. Wate son’s Sickness—The Change of Gauge on the Road and the Success of the New Ten Million Loan—It is Taken Up in London, A reporter of the HERALD went to the Erte office, Sz im do 0 Pac BR of dio. Board—10:30 A. M. 815g 500shs LS&MSRR.«3 95) 23000 Sli, 200 do, 95) ‘00D ‘2%, 100 do. 95! 8000 Erie 3d -m.. 99 100 Clev & Pitts, gtd... ae Lene, Dock bds... 9254 100 Ova se 83 90) 10000 Un Pac Ist m.. . 400 Harlem Fi 121 OO lo. wee 8S) 16 Til Cen RR. 1254, 100C & N Whe, aah 100 Un Pac RR 387; 100 do. 3S lw do. 200 do. oo a 200 190 do. 4 r 0. wo do. Fs 1000 H & Std 00 do. 35% 200P, Ft W 70 @o BN 4000 Gt Weste: To do. 35% 1000 Mor & Es 1200 do. w. 1000 M & St P 8) M400 do. % 1000 M & StP, mw do. a 10000 6, © & 1G 60 do. 3 sow Bi ag im 43 33 5. 0 20000 Falls aM 800 iM 1000 B,C R & M b Sou StL a 1M 1 1000 B, H & Eri 3000 North Mo, 5000 Am Dk & 1000 Lt 2Central 10 Ger 10 Ninth aX ay ss 3 300 Con x too Bid forse MSs ie a2 00 100 FE 100 9% i 8 Fi os oa ug Erie 655, 400 LJ Fania 664%. 100 sayy 109 300 S58 2900 di 65% 100 39 wo aed 3. i Bis a 2 Fa Bs “ 300 rs] 109 uo Fi ho » 435 odo. lw 10 Go. Ww 100 Brie RR pret... oo 1 20 Mich icon RR. S352 speteseraty 100 & wo Ee: FS, jog uae Fac De....; 3 | se: mrwpetityethitd aiceet, t0 see’ Mr. Watson, the 4 zt President of the road. Mr. Watson was not in. He de 36 has been confined to his house for the last three 8 7 4 36 weeks by nervous debility, brought on by too hard 100 a 36: work. It appears from what the people around the ; oe i office say that Mr. Watson, in his avxiety to put 4 do, » the road on a good footing and rescue jt from the 100 4 3e mire of approaching bankruptcy, wiskea to do - 300 = “# | everything himself. No transaction, however % rt | small, could be made without his personally exam- 4 B, Hge RR ining it and either approving or condemning. With ‘ dy such an enormous instjtution as the Erie road this {56 | was found to be impossible, At least Mr. Watson 64 | succumbed under the work, and when he returns g will either have to cease conducting things in dig | Such @ taatiner, oF, in all provability, receive an at- tack ¥ : STILL MORE SEVERE than the present, which, it appears, was itself of the gravest character. Mr. Watson not being in the reporter asked to see General Diven. This gen- tleman was net in either, The reporter finally saw Mr, Sherman, the new Treasurer of the road. Mr, Sherman was very courteous, and expressed him- self willing to give any information in hus power. “1 have been sent to ascertain,” aald thé FS porter, “what action the road proposed taking on the question of dividend on the preferred stock, “The matter is undecided,” said Mr. Sherman. “It was referred to acommittee, and this commit- tee have made no report as yet.” “But ig not the period arrived at which the divi- dend should be declared?’ “Yes, I believe the usual period at which they are declared is passed, It 1s generally about the middle of January. But. you know, this dividend is only declared upon the earnings of the road. IF THERE ARR NO EARNINGS there is no divided. And this is just the matter which the committee 1s inquiring into, and when they determine just the amount of earnings of the read then the dividend will be declared," “What is your opinion as te the likelihood of @ dividend being declared “I am not a member of the committee, you know, andI therefore cannot really tell. But I have no Pn eed will be @ dividend upon the preferred stocl “There is @rumor in tne street, Mr. Shermat that the management will also declare a dividen bey the common stock, What do you think of “I guess there is not much truth in it. Of course, Teauid not tell you rarer) but | dow’t think that a dividend on the common stock will be de- clared yet this year.” “If such @ movement were in contemplation, you Would know it; wouid you not }'' “Undoubtedly,” said Mr. Sherman, smiling, “be- cause I have to raise the tunds to pay it with.. Oh, I should have heard ef it { such a movement wei in comtemplation. I assure you it is NOTHING BUT A RUMOR, You see we are net ready for this yet. To be sure the business ef the road is eonstantl; improving; not so much the business of the road Iaproving, 1 should say, 8 the expenses of the road decreasi We make ourceliections much better than we and the money that is due nowadays comes im to the treasury, where it belongs. In this manner things are prospering with us, and we have every reason to be satisfied, Still you know it takes time to do all this, and though we have made tremen- dous strides forward it is but a slow job, One thing essential is to leave a clean showing behind os for our suceessors, for we do not know at w ment we may be supplanted. In this manner much should not be expected of us. However, Generai Diven will be here shortly, and can tell ‘ou more about the dividend business than I, He A a member of the Executive Committee,” The reporter withdrew and waited for General Diven. Also waiting for this gentleman was an- other person, ‘having a sample of a steel rail of some hew manulacture, which he was desirous of having approved. He was very communicative, and informed the reporter that Mr. Cisco, the chair- man of the Finauce Commiitee of the Erie road, mo- two had told him that the new ten million 1094 paq been Snceosstully negotiated im Loudon by ' ae Lon. ion Ban! “This lous I presume,” said the repO ster, “will expended upon the road ?”” “Exactly,” said the gentleman, “ar A@ne of the past things wished for—Mr, Watson’tggrand project ° BXCHANGING THR BROAD/@A0GE of the Erle tuto @ narrow gauge- ~will then be prac- tically begun. But you know there was great doub' dog whether the, new loan sre) successfully negotiated, and ft is gratifying to fin that it hag been accomplish 4a,” oceeding General While this conversation was pre Diven entered, and alter q@ispesing of one or two Fémraup reporter and said little matters, saw the he woula give what jobreagen he could. “What lam most dedirous ot knowing, General," “oomcerns the. dividends on began the Teperter, ‘thQ preferred stock.’ iat is @ matter as yet undecided,” answered the General, “i saw Mr. Watson this afternoon, in tact have just left him, and he says THE FIGURES ARR NOT YRT READY. That is, he does not know what the sornings of the Toad are, and until then can say nothing. In spite of being yet quite unwell he has been working at bee speecolenibrrg thas Oe ee Up this wee latest. @ labors of the committee have been v irksome and tedious, but, ‘happily, they will finish at the latest this week, “Ts it posable, to know whether there will be any alyidend on the preferred stock?” “Ihave no @oubt there will be. Mr. Watson thinks so. You see these matters are not or in my provinee, and I do, not much like to. tall about them, My Gepartmont is the running of the hat all goes on right in that direc. 1am ainember of the comm.ttee, but flnan- clal affairs are not my forte.” “It would be hardly any use asking you, then, as to your opinion of the rumor about @ ‘dividend be- ing declared on common stock?” Indeed, “I kuow nothing about it whatever. this is the first I have heard of it.’ ‘The reporter left, while the gentlenfan with the steel began operations, anus COMMERCIAL REPORT. ey eee ty Cotton Active and Firmer; Receipts at the Ports, 24,192 Bales=Flour Quiet— ‘Wheat Dall — Corn Steady — Oats Firmer—Pork Steady—Lard Easicr— Groceries Duli—Petroleam Easy—Spir- its Turpentine Firmer—Rosin Steady— Metals Quict—Wool Quiet but Firm— Whiskey Lower. Tugspay, Jan. 28—6 P. M. The merchandise markets were emphatically dull to-day, almost without exception. The heavy fall of snow intensified the previously existing inertia by rendering the transportation of goods almost an impossibility and causing @ deadlock in almost all departments of trade. Cotton was active and steady. At the Produce Exchange things were almost at a stand, and in some cases Prices were wholly nominal. klour was quiet, but with small supplies there was no pressure to sell, and the market was comparatively firm. There was almost no demand for wheat at any price. The export movement continued to be held in abey- ance by the scarcity of freight room, and holders would have been necessitated to accept of prices: decidedly lower in order to sell to any extent. The same remarks apply with almost equal force w corn, though the market was rather more steady, closing, however, in favor of the buyer. There was a@ pretty free movement in oats, and prices were again higher, the market closing firm at the improvement. Whiskey was dull and lower, owing mainly to the difficulty of moving it. The provisions market remained very firm, except for lard, which was the turn easier. Freight room was exceedingly scarce, especially for grain; but with very light offerings rates were barely sustained. There was little or nothing done ia groceries, but the markets were generally steady. Petroleum was quiet, with prices favoring the buyer. Spirits of turpentine was again firmer and closed very strong. Rosin was steady. Wool was very quiet, but the stock being light holders were firm and demanded full prices. Asums.—Receipts for the past three days, 49 packages There has been a fair jobbing demand for pots at un- ¢hanged prices; but pearls remained entirely nominal. We quote:—Pots, $850 i BUILDING MaTkuLAts.—There is comparatively little doing in this branch of trade. Brick attract some tion ‘and realize former prices. Lime sold in Y, ANG was steady at $10 for Rockland common and for do. lump. ment was quiet, but quoted steady 1 60 per bbl. for Rosendale, and laths were obtainable 2 85 & $2.40 for Eastern spruce, : she. e The general market was but prices were unchanged. We quote :—Sperm, ile. ; patent in, We. & ; ParaMine, Jc. a Sic. ;'stearic, 28c. 290. 5 sdamancing, abe. a 2lc, Oorrxx.—The market continued very quiet, but never- theless there was considerable firmness mani ifested. No sales trom | tirst hi is but the Jobbing trade was mod id ries ‘were realized, rdinary cargoe: 17 rime cargoes, 1sic-u We treme reece eds 008, 19, a Hie. :extreme range for to n ) aMdays credit Java -Goverm do., grass mats, 1950. a gle. : Sins i Ceylon, Ie. a 180. } Maracaibo, i6ige. 3 ¢. a 18i¢e, ; Jam, 163¢c. a Y ise wae Row ‘a Ih Tse Mecans se. ngostura, 16}ge. a 173¢c. ; Savauilla, 16sec" aise. ; Curacon, Ibe. a 76. lost Nes ree Corrxn.—The market since our last has been guiet, but firm. The saies of lake were estimated at 350,00 Ibs. at ash and Febru: Yodelivery, and’ 40 tons of select, at 2934c. a 80c. For other metals the market continued very quiet, but prices were not essen- sally changed. Corrox.—There was an active movement in cotton on the spot and to arrive, and the market again ruled firmer, closing at an advance of 36 per Ib., to which we contorm our quotations The demand was chiefly trom exporters, who operated mainly in grades inferior to low mi .. There was a small demand for the better jualities for spinning purposes at full prices. For future detvery the sales were moderate, but the market was very firm at an advance of 1-l6c. a ie. per Ib., chiefly on the‘hear months. We sum up thus To-day. Last Evening, Total. aos. 1510 75% ‘400 90 '550 = 437 487 4473 2057 6,560 bove are 1,682 bales to arrive. Fer fu- ture delivery (basis low middiing) the sales have been as followa:—Sales last evenit r threeo'clock—January, 1 5 900 at ‘wary, 60 at 203-160... 1,500 ai Lies es 200 “alt 20 9.1 ‘300 Pie i 7 by ste: Steamy 1rd, @ 13324 - ~ Uplands. Alabama, New Orleans, Texas, : 18% 18 18 «19 1 1 wdis = igths = 2016 205. a ae nf a3te 38 —The quotations are based on cotton im store, running {it quaiity Rot more thaa half a grade above cr below ihe grade 5 an Gnatn.—Receipts—Flour, 4,259 bbls. ; wh 13,300 bushels; corn, 25,100 do. ; corn meal, 1,333 bbls. 7,400 bags; oats, 20,800 bushels: barle: 'do.; rye, 170 do. The flour market was quiet, but steady, at previous bere ey bus, ki includin, cs gy a rej “ about was fair st mi . 500 bbis. of Brandywine - $400 0 $6 50 6508 700 igs 800 Wa 85 + 60a 700 70a 800 850 1050 ims 800 Aa 950 9H 1050 Ta 8D 80a 900 9508 1050 50a 13 50 9508 1050 35a 625 aR igi ts a Southern extra. 708 $8 9008 1300 34a 350 SHa 365 395a 400 400 fo, bd. 3600 365 1950 f. 0. b. ull, nominal and lower to sell—closing at 81 for Chicazo Ne, 2 in Store and attoat, lor Milwaukee. $1 70 for choice do., $l 9 & it red Winter, $1 97 & $2 for red. There were no les of moment. Cora wasin more demand. but weak. e sales aggregate about 112,000 bushels at 66c. a 66440. for new Western mixed afioai c. for old ye 65! r store, 663¢c. for new do. atloat, Sige G6c. for new Western white and ¥8c, @ 75¢. Southern white, es Oats were in re firm. Smal been. mak! store, but for full loads Western gc, was bid and ic. asked. Barley was quiet but firm. Suies 5000 bushels of four rowed state within the range of $1 06 6 $1 10. Prime anada held at a ag Ee eo ea Perr u m wi rates firm. c Business was tkewise quiet, but there was. considerate inquiry noticeable f ‘vessels for the troleam trade, withody nowever, Iouding to business, The engagements ‘'o Live: les cotton at 44d., F anil) otis eokeon at's 46d, a 78d. To Lond by steam, 15,000 bushels Mad. a 94d. ; 300 bay clover sevd At 50x. ; ickages provision 42s. 64, ; and by sail, 7,500 bushels grain on private terms; 500 rovin on private terms, The chart a Danish brig, th 0 bbl terms) a British bri bole | | A Umited Kingdom, 2 bark (rechagtered) "cD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1873.—TPAPLE SHEET. Brith ark, 2800 bbie cabncity Mow FINANCIAL. nce 4 lump sum; a@ Spanish bal at Ont ret DIIDEND. io 7 Wiltnimtan’'to Cok tot orders to | ~ A semi-annual dividend of Five 0) Per Cent in payable 4 i Ha. Yorapirite | on demand at the ofice of the company 120 Broan nd Ch RESET: E'REMSEN LANE, Secretary. and 66. 34. tor ‘sd. off if direct. “A Britis | vane gan, 25, 187F bark hence to Gi! for Fa, 1,000 bbIs. of refined fo Brinton tale bhatt hed hg hE APSLEY, & BAZLEY, 4] EXCHANGE PLACE.— Dark, 731 to Bremen, fall esran provisions, sta lump Stock Privileges.—$100 for each 100 Stock, Sip a reas alesse Bin | SA Ge fay ee fi Phat market to (et tinued | calls and information at our offi “ very quie eC Be EG inailed to any address. Doble pri males,” wired ain of pols witnere has | ight to call or put Mine can pee ro, th on Pecite _ 5 e@ cal vt Ei il deter avr cut ard | son ae ey ea Ras which were for Rents At tne clive most ‘parties were ike Shore, tnd i for the Spry tienda 8 OF Promptdelivery | | et sowpa —LOvIAvInLE Om 7s OUR Hy ANI Jor —The mari beth M ney; St. Louis Water Loan, 6 Per Long iz ket continued dull for ene Ne in Hew Verk, For ala y DI Me fase ey ne ania Succi UGS. | SOWAEN?EVG hs Wetnasn pact saci tna Jute butt, f Ilhan Surreaey, ats eat Musese gS rONEY TO LOAN iMMEDIATELY—=ON FIRST tay demand ab class City Property. Good First and Second Mort- miladed fair buib foes Was coat Ber and sense res on city pro} ‘wanted. Goring to the iGloulee Pe er seel se erably, Feat rleted, | 46) acne INGRAT AM, No. 4 Pine street, basement: count of the storm. Prices, however, were fii AN—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, ON 2 2 tron 3 ret ny aPad’ ORT a Estate in this city; Bonds and Mort- 8'81 Oo; aalt’ Boe. te e. Regge oun Apply to JOHN T. IRVING, 24 Pine street, short do, $1 00.481 15: oah i'w 8110, floor. Horse demand since our last has been only QFEIGE OF UNITED STATES ASSISTANT TREAS- Ls. ‘and “under freer otfrings - 5 , Jan. 27, 1873. aie intayers favor, Domentl aa By direction of the Seorctaryof the twang: the in= held at full previous prices. We : tereston the public debt due’ February: will be State and ‘Western, ‘dc. a Séc. : Cal Mornia, Oc. a 70c., anc pala ‘at this ales on and atter Mondayy January 27, 1873,, en, 8 Inds. weriitcctmis rmiowa neta at. dattng | manele, v=, ware maroon nominal. ihe rales, were about J Oran ZHE SARLAWTEO rae INSURANCE. biscad ucla ‘ima umaar i SS the Tre ei sin gonforniity to the charter of the Com- ny, ir Qubs, centrifugal and mixed. ....... Bitar December, Te statement of " aire 0 Cuba m ums received on marine risks, from the uso ist January, 1873, t0 the 4 7 1872. $5,018,019 95. Pore ncovade, Prenulums of policies Hot marked oe get pe eo qoetan is EY TATA 2,070,659 48 jew y rh ‘Total amount of marine » Navan Bronte menehat ior Fn ts) | Rea bremiums. ‘ides 7,988,679 40» manaein: rive squite CU fire risks disconnected with ma* Tire nales re) ried 00 bj 2 ae tO geu4 rho bleh pricelwas 1d atthe closes The market for rool Premiums marked off from Ist of J " showed a little more animation to-day and prices were ® paid during the same period. ‘saa fa ferme and Soo bbs. of do 288 Be clostag wineOeU Wis, | Recurns of premiams and expeases:--- sc" paenaat Se Toa lus sveden meen ts Tar and pitch’ were | The company has the following asset Vig Gun. Duhwe learn ot be eetaniet cheese ite United States and State of New York stoel But we learn of bo ir local demand vor tinseed | . city, bank and other stocks." 8,443,730 00: raya ha 4 or eee ns secured. by stocks, and oth 3)480;100 00° Shade ‘fitmer under better Masise Orode sean: | Realestate and Bonde ahd morweages, 217,000 G0 te ott 2 DUS not essentiainy | Interest, and sundry notes and claiu : spe garite ‘company, estlinated at....... 90s 18: shangod im value. We quote :—Linesed, We. in casksand | company estlinated at... ofits te Siaam Darrela, Crade sperm $16) 4 $1 sig: natural | Brerolum ot . iy Winter, $160 $1 Mi; tscekod: $1 Is gif etude | Casi : i Whale, 68c. a 70c. for northern; 63c. a 65c. for southern Total amount of assets. 206 13. 72c. a Ie. for natural ‘Winter, and Zc. a 806, f Six per cent interest an t tes of ee A a Bae profits wil be ald to che, holders thereyf or ther legal pore ee prcod gps or A ny arr age oe foot | Tepresentatives, on aud aiter Tuesday, the 4th of Peb- fujricating’ $116 6 menage TTHG outstanding certificates of the isene of 2980 will ‘be, cal ; i was dull and Wook, tat eee eee amartet for refined | sefeemed and paid wo tw holders tema oe ey dull and weak, but prices were pet duotahly, lower; representatives, on mid alter ‘Tuesday, the 4th of Fone Soo dats elas Cah ee Cone ree gy in DUK, Wall | Foary next rom whicn dare’ ait iercGet tera wen Frere aa em crwted, at Sc. without Dayers, Cases | Coney "ene cectincnten to ha cred dee etter ay- Were steady at 27%<c, a 28. Naphtha remained tive. | mont and cancelled, Pecree rena enen dak, Men dec, As the Greek the | MEN tr aoe aky- per cont w dectered on the nes Be eae re ee ena Peas ley Be ane reds At $2.30 | ostned premiums of che connie fete yar ending Priadep hin wearer re dae Fe $225 at Ol Clty. The | Sia December, BTS for which covtiieate wii ree ed oe Fe Tae igs he nominal price Torre; | Orang ater Tiasday: the lst of Ait ene F es ia Mew York of 1008, pol refined, dor Prompt dee By order of the Bourd, J. H. CHAPMAN, Secretary. ive! al le. 5 1 yy for 1s ery, si 1e., aid 2,000 bbls. for March’ at io. Several other lots Thavise Deoate, “Deh Miller, Seis Fe, Rope. wore rumored, but we were unable te authenucats them. | 'arcy Denny Hauicls. Muller, Sheppard Gand eens. Recelnte Pork, 69! bbls jcut meats 2.06 | Hoary Colt Henry K, Bogert, Charles °. Burdett, Hobie and, Merces., The market for | rewis Curtis Jos, Gailiard dr’ Willlaend. Donte were demanded, Ta a Jobbing way’ the salen ood up singe Pharies H. Buseoll,O.A. Han Samuel L. Mitehill,, 280 bbls. at $14 4 for imens, $15 75 for clear do., and $1600 | Lowell Holbrook. James Low. J: G. Be For for sheer clear. Bacon was quiet and lower. ‘The sales = 101 gale Barstow, al Phelps, "Benj. Babcock + Alex. V. Blake, were:—100 boxes short clear, on the spot, at 7c., and Robert B. Minturn, Chee, D. boewich 20) boxes do., for last half of February and first half of | ¢*\¢! Pillot, GW. Burnhanh, Selene Lever! id March, at Tike. ; 7c. was the best bid tor long clear. | Winig tie’ ‘Dodge, Fred’k. Channcey,Chas, H. Marshall. re @ were in demand and the market frm at | David’ Taner GS Sentence Bye. a Teo. for city heavy to pigs, and 790. SON EE Peon Sc. for ‘Western, Beet was in limited demand ENNIS. Vice Premdent. the, market rm. The sales were about 50 package ‘Second Vice President. within the range of $10 a ‘a $12 for new plain me: 3 $14 for do. extra mess, bbls. for do. prime mess, WLETT, Third Vice President. tierces, and $25 a $25 tor do. India mess, tierces. Bee} hams were quiet but steady at $80 for Texas, salca 1 nd $33 tor Western. Cut meats—The maar very tirm, but there was not much doin; aside from fair jobbing sales. We note sales of 2 ‘of shoulders, . We quote Smoked hams, 15 ie; do. shoulders, 7c, a 73sec. Pickled hams, lc. a 11 do.’ shouldern, 6c. “a 6340. ; do. 7 ed shoulders, 53¢¢. ern was a sales include :—200 tierces Junuary, at 834c. 5 1,000 do. tor April, at 8 9-lée, City teady ‘at 8%c., with sales of 260 tierces. Kick.—The demand \ today for both domestic and foreign has been considerably better, and the market was firm. ‘The sales have been about W tierces Carolina atse, a 9c., and 250 bays of Rangoon at Oc. a7¢., also small sales of Patna at 7ie. a fc. SucGar.—The market jor raw 10. dry sa was dull and entirely {an Gas stock, Williamsburg Gas stock, Call senting deposits of $6,x34 23 Grourty ‘SAVINGS BANK, Thirty.f¢ itregt and Third avenue. SATEMR AE TAN Oey Mae” RESu UH and mortgages, first "ih $666,400. 4 par vaiue he State, forty bodns, d towns int n Manhattan’ Gas’ stock,” Metro ol. lew York and New Haven Railroad stock, New York and Harlem Railroad st ck, par value market value $127,535, hoa ‘on bank ‘books of a 1 estate on account of banking house. h on deposit and in vault. nominal. There seemed to be nodi: oxition to operate. | Safes, hes he co In the absence of sales prices were nominally as Betore: Accrued inter although the tone of the murket was weak. Ke- | Rentsdue and fined was also quict and easy. ‘Standa, quoted at 11%. a Usge., and “hards” at 12. | Total..... : a 1B¢ec. We quote :—Cul —Refining, inferior ‘to LIABILITIES, common, £e. @ 8%¢. ; fair to good fair, 9c.'a Mec. ; good to | Amount dne depositors prime, 9c. a 9c. 5g , fair to food, sc. & 954C, 5 Principal -$701 rime’ to choice, 9c. @ 9%e.; centritrucal, hhds, an Interest oxer, ec. a Wixe.; molasses, hhds. and boxes Tice, a $0.5 melado, Sc. a 6c. Havaria—Boxes, Dutch standard, | Net surplus... Nos. 7 to 9, 83¢c. a $e. do., 10 to 12, 4c, a 934c. 5 do.. 18 t6 dD. D 1 U%ge.: do., 16 t0' 18, 10340. a 140.5 do., 19 to, | Tames Cusmina, Jr., docnctre Mee. a1 vee ite, Me, to’ 12c." Porto Kico—itefning, Sworn to betere me thigz5th da, of Jannary, 1873. col fo ime, ‘ grocery, ir to choice, Cc. E. Notary Publi N a 930. @ Brazil—Duich Be, 2 Ey Cabin Hew Fore ity We. Ji Dutch standard, Now 1 to 12, oe ¢ ce. Java—Dut indard, Nos. 1 Bac. [ce Manila—Superior and extra superior, 8'4c. a's. os Skxps.—The demand for clover continued f° singe ur last prices has materia market closed firm. We note sal 8 at 940. sc. $60 bags at 934. and 450 bags at 9<c. Timothy mained duil, but quoted nominally steady at $3 50 a $4. Rough flax quoted at $2 05a $2 10. Linseed was quiet. No sales were reported. STRARINE.—The market continued quiet but firm. Sales 80 tierces of choice at 8%¢. Valley Railroa of New York. Ww also $75,000 to loan on first class improved SAWA HE COUPONS DUE FEBRUARY 1, PROM first mortgage bonds of the Syracnse'and Chenango: ag will be paid by the. First National Bask HAVE MONEY TO BUY FIRST AND 0) Mortgages on oral (cease city vacant and improved property ¢ Property. RD «& LEAVITT, all strept. YANTED—ON PROPERTY IN BROOK’ k TALtow was in good demand and the market firm, W ‘$5.0, $3,000. Principals dealt with ony agents Be 50, OW Ibs. at Be. a B4e.; strictly prime city held | need apply, B.S. CHAMBERLIN ABE street. be posi a s Tosacco.—The market for Kentucky, as well as for PER WE. ETM) other descriptions ot domestic, hasbeen wtletrbut prices | S2() Gg, WRENS POR THE IMM EDIARE ADVANCE ere not materially changed.’ Foreign sold inoderately | RITY, box lis Herald cies tucky atte, € ides; 100 cases crope sanity asada, | ao np r Me a ei Ns p—() N a We. & Hae. ; 100 cases, ISI crap, Connection 660 eae $8.000 Third part of real Meee ERED. ONE worth $54, 54 caves, i871 Crop, Pennsylvania, private terins; 20 bales Havana, 90. a $110. Woot.—There has been very little doing in wool of any part of real estate in fee in this city, liberal bongs will be paid. ‘Address: ‘orth $54,000. A GEORGE MILTON, box 144 Herald offiee. description re Bi ast three days, but the et was firm. Stocks being light, dealers refused to except at fall prices. We have only to note sule: Ibs. of domestic fleece at 65c. ; 4,000 Ibs. sco 1bs. Fall California, 30c. ; 37 bales Cape, 373<c. ; Cape, 25 balesdo., 38 baics Australian, 2¢ bales ¥. orn property worth € —TO ATTORNEY: EXECUTORS $32,000. Transm Riers, -AXECUTORS OF and profitable investment.—The undersigned offers for’ 000 on. unt, a First Mortgage of sist, Wil, SHUORTON, Attorney, &c., 169 Broadway, room 1. je, at a small 16 bales Spring do.. all on private terma, Wursxey.—Receipts, 604 bbls. The market was dull, and again decidedly lower. Sales 250 bbis. wt Scr a BAdzc0 closing weak at the inside price. $75,000 Of $6400 and upward TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT.. gage, on real estate in this city, in sums a iN F, CONREY, 162 Broadway, room 8 DOMESTIO MARKETS, Gatveston, Jan. 28, Cotten firm; good ordinary, I7c. a 174g. Net 1t8 2,962 bales, 1,000; last evening, 1, Stock, $200.00 of years, TO LOAN AND BUY FIRST AND SEC. kiyn property; money at short neetien aha KFS ae ¢ money at short n ai r a boa PAUL P. TODD, 85 Liberty street New Onueans, 3, Cotton in fair Ley and firm: Good oudianrs, Prien $500.000 TO LOAN—ON NEW YORK, BROOK. lyn and Westchester Real Estate, ip: ddlings, Wie, laa gh sums to suit; flo bolus required; term of yearn 12 bale: Gos aaa Great Britain, | WILLS, Montauk lasurance Conipany 166 Beasdway. Saul.’ Block, aususe” siiah housed een 00.000 fo ,204%,oN Erest wortoace— Monte, San. 28,1873 x Jn sums of $5000 upwards, on ret ptihtd dee ad eo We. ; low toiddlinge: ioe,; | class Dwellings, Stores or Feuemene i Rye Bette ridding, Taide Net Teceipts, 1,071 bales, “Exports | Pals only apply to W. HAY Gn & SONS, 81 Cedar street. Constwisey 928, Hialga, 1,200. ‘Stocks, 34143. pace eee == Cotton fem; aidatines, 1sce, Aaa Fa 28,7 COPARTNERSAIPS. Se i ~ SOOO TN mer nr Exports othe Continent 12 Gales, So Stocks THIN” | ])ISSOLUTION—THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO- Cusataten Sah ak he fore existing between &. 8. Johnson and MN. Wonly Gotton frm; middlings, 0. Net receipts, LAW Gates, | Under the name and firm ol Es Johnson t Gor ae eo ‘Exports to Great Hritain, 1,869. Sa'os, 1,200, Stock, dl.7o4, | Pen manulacturers, 44 Na is this day dissolved By we {riarwotow, N +C., Jan. 28,1873, © | al consent. "E, 8. Johnson is alone autnorioed wo ages ties Spirte of turpentine firm at 63¢c. Rosin quiet; $3.08 | name and settie ail clans cyan autor for strained, ‘Gruvte turpentine steady 38 28 for ard, E.'S. JOUNSON, $910r yellow dip and virgin, “Tar higher; sqjev at $2.90. | New Yors, Jan. 2, 1373, M. N. WELLS, “No ttendy “ oreree T of nag te it ar al ww les of is, at $8 75tor No. I Spring, ber Winter, $10 50 REAL ESTATE MATTERS. white Winter, $11 for €o heat firm sale Of 2800 bushels No. 2 Milwaukee club at $1 75, ° Gora Quine field ar $108, Coram firm: Bay | 4 good attendance gathered at the Real Estate- Ex the Burrito, N. Y, change yesterday to witness the sales adver- tised to come off, which, however, only embraced: following three parcels, sold by William Ken- lly, auctioneer :— :, Western Spring, $7 258 $3; amber, $3 0 | Bly, a Boral, $00 Arita i Stine i000 puthels double tenement, house, 45 Eldridge at., lot Milwaukee No. 2 Spring at $1 57; 1,200 do. Chicago No, 3 y order of Solomon F.' Higgins, referee, to Spring at $1 50; 1 9, Duluth No. 1 Spring at $1 rein, for $23, h 88 Heste rf Corn steady; sales 5,000 Ve ls Western, on the dor le teneinent onse, fester st., 58.2 ft. K, at Sac, Oats quiet sale of $0 dyshele No. 2 West | w. of Allen jst lo¢ #23876.1 f&, same releree, ‘to C. J. $F. soo puchets teerewed Sratey on the track ad tee pone tte Sieh at,, 75 tt. 6. of 7th av., 28298.9 ft, to J, Canada held at %c. a $1; No, 2 Western, 9c. ; four- . Findall, State, %c. Rye nominal at S5c. Barley grat qaiet: To-day the ctlebrated Post estate will be sold. Western, $1 a $110; prime Winter Western, $1 prime Canada, $1 20 ‘a's 2% Other articles G ct ing Flour steady; stock light Wh bi her: No. 2 Spring, $1 24% sot by Muller, Wilkins & Co., consisting of the follow- parcels :— story b. s,m. a Pearl st., 119, 19.11 ft. w. Hanover wt ees, oxsos6s tt , jo. 6 Hanover st., 16 Exchange place and 69 Beaver st. ; roopies eNO: T° ized, 30 AC. granite biock, Post Buildinys. Borer February; S8yc. a Size Fivestory brick store 83 Maiden lane; three story brick Oats i Ge a firm; house and lot 336 Pr st. 2% Nos. 69 and Tl Cherry st, and four three story brick vy 88 n $4 90. iskey | st. Receipt 500 bois | for b Go, corn, 40,000 do. | Ory 4 . riey. shipmente— .000 bbls. flour, t, 2,000 do. oats, and 1,000 do. barley. EUROPEAN MARKETS. Lonpon Money Mancet.—Loxvon, Jan. 23—1:30 P. M.— josed 4 92% tor money and the account Sonate ei eee ites eaeMONn Bite allway soorcs, To Mr. houses and lots n. 8. of second st., for $13,500; also two HERALD office in relation to Mr. E. K. Was spoken of aa the ‘late’ in connection with our Mention of his former residence in Westchester county, now known as “Larchmont Manor.” The communication speaks for ttself:— An article on real estate in to-day's Henan jonroe st, about 331 w. of Ji ‘08. 207, 369 and 27 id ~ hace m H. Raynor reports nay of Grand Bonievard, £ ae €. Of Sixth av., averaging in depth 179 ft., he’ following letter has been received at the Collias, who THe Epiror or ram Arann :— ke of Collins.as “ate.” You will no- doubt be pleased to D1 Consels ppened as Sie © I for money and Sis for | ivow that f E. delling the gooonme,, Upltee Tere BE Menke wT ee | word, and Lonalione a tis 016, Ps donat “Paaii; Jas: 280. M-Hontes closed at 420. uns. —FRarkrorr, Jan, 8—P. M.—United Gand dvowsenty acute clemd ch ite he welt ‘1864. mMPOOL Corron Manner.—Lrvenroot, Jam. 23—4 :30 rm market closed unchanged. The sales The cotton loses ang’ 200) fy haye been 12,000 bales, includiny end and export, Of the sales 6,000 ican, ‘TRape at Mancnester.—Livenroot, Jan. 2—4:30 P, M.. The market for yarns and fabrics at Manchester is firm. Livanroot Breapsturrs Mangxr.—Livenroot, Jan, 23— 4:30 P.M. pts of corn at this port for the past ree days have been 12,00) quarters, none of which were American. market is quiet and'steady. The receipts of wheat at this port for the past three days have be ra Ohi m, ce A market his coal un Progressing in @ schoolhouse about six miles from this city in @ northwesterly direction, the wor- shippers heard some persons in more robust in health, Vigorol than he. Mr. Collins ia st prose ta it in 10, actively e1 aged ia developing ‘and brit into ad iron. erty. Ge i that ot cea Bi aboot ™ a, sia aera : meked wis! ancanry 27, I FORGOT TO WATOR AS WELL AS PRAY, NewsURG, Jan, 27, 1873, Sunday evening, as a revival meeting wae igh going 5,000 quarters, all of which were Ameri around the balding, but paid iittie attention to LAYERPOOL 2ROVIsIONS MangeT.—LivERrooL, Jan. %— | the circumstan ®, supposing tt was all right. M.—Beef, 88%. per tierce tor new mess. When the benediction was pronounced, Noe Rape cs Manuer.—Lonpor, Jan. 38. Refined | wowever, and the farmers dt rtod for petroleum, 21d. ver gallon. Spirits turpentin ‘per | their teams they found that» “all was Perronkum MARket.—Antwerr, Jan. 23—Petroleum, sof, | not well.” The ramps, who had been for fine pale American. oo FINANCTIA —MONEY TO LOAN ON ROND AND MORTGAGE + in New York, Brooklyn and New Jersey, Princk pals only apply W SAMUKLS, WOOD. Jr., lod broudway, | ¢ Foun le the 1 he tre gol bing them of robes, 4! . movable property, leaving th hrough the sleighs, rob- is, blankets and other ¢ horses shivering in ‘he attendants on religions services propose pafter to Wate! Weil as g y. The thieves off in the direction of Newourg aud bave cold. 1 dot boca hoard row ease,