The New York Herald Newspaper, August 12, 1874, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL [== os on, Stocks Down | count in the open market the Street. mee Ohio and Mississippi Used to Lead the Attack. WHAT IT IS WORTH. Foreign Exchange Firm—Money Easy— Governments and Railway Mort- sages Steady, Ww. Tunspay, August lied PM. } ‘The Bank of England gained £197,000 sterling on "balance to-day, the London market for consols ‘and American securities being without especial change. This is put forward agin some sort cor- ‘roborating the general opinion picked up on Wall street during the last few aays that the eminent ‘Premier of Engiand has earned his Punch dimin- ‘ative, and that eyer since he wrote “Lothair’ ho ‘Bas been—not to put too fine a point upon it— “weak” upon the subject of @ pending great re- Ugious struggle. ‘The question is still an open ‘one, however, and how it is now regarded on the -other side may be better determined by the action -of the Bank of England at its next meeting. Goup ‘opened at 1093, advancea to 109% and closed at 100%. The carrying rates were % tol percent, borrowing flat, The Sub-Treasurer paid out to- ay $16,000 on account of redemption of five ‘twenty bonds, and $88,000 on account of interest. ‘The customs receipts were $888,000. PORRIGN BXCHANGB ‘was quiet and steady on the basis of 4.87%, for prime bankers’ sixty days sterling, and 4.91 for short sight, nominal rates, with sales at 4.87 and 4.90) respectively. Continentals were steady; Reichmarks, 95% 2 965; Cables, 96% 897. Primo Paris was steady at 5 13% and 5 105. TABLE OF RATES, The following table gives the correct rates at date :— St: 5 Prime bankers’ ster- ILENE. SRO DAME aun, bills on London. 487 9 4.8734 4.00 a 491 bankers’ do...... 4.863¢ 84.87 4.8934 a 4.90 Prime com. sterling do. 4.86 8 4.863¢ 4.89 943034 Parts (bankers’) 5.1556 85.15 5.129% a 11% 6.1736 & 6.16% 5.1236 @ 5.11% errs 2 a oe _ 5.1294 & 5.11% 95% 96% a 06% 1K 124 B 12% Subdjoined are the direct rates of the bankers mamed on London :— Morgan 4 Co., active.4.87 3 a 4.91 less com. Bliss & Co., quict....4.87% 8 4.91 less 1-16. Californias stead, 4.87 36 less 4,87 36 & 4.01 less coi +4873 & 4.91 less com. leas com. THE SPECIZ MOVEMENT. ‘The steamship Lessing, satling for Europe to-day takes out $50,000 gold coin and $11,500 gold bars. The Havana steamer, sailing to-day, takes out $63,000 gold coin. The engagements for to-mor- row's steamers, thus far, are as follows :— Beret TOS... rexel, Morgan & Co. ODE + weovescevees $250,000 + 250,000 + 200, MONEY ‘continues to rule easy at 2 to 8 per cent on call @nd 6 to7 per cent on first ciass mercantile paper, the rates being graduated to the time the paper has to ron. Of the five percent National Bank reserve required to be deposited in the Treasury $16,750,000 has been received, leaving about $500,000 yet to be aeposited. National Bank notes received for redemption to-day were $350,000, Total amount thus far received aggregaves $13,000,000. Returns have been made by the ‘Treasury for $10,795,000 of theamount. The Inter- mai Revenue receipts to-day were $180,000, Secretary Bristow returns to Washington to-night. STOCKS ‘were weak, with s general decline in prices in the early dealings, which showed a decline of % to 2% percent. Ohio and Mississippi led the downward ‘movement, going off from 2 to 21% per cent upon iarge gales. The principal dealings after this stock were in Union Pacific, Western Union, Pacific Mail, Wabash and Lake Shore. The explanation of the break in Ubjos is thus given in an evening paper :—‘The decline in Ohios was caused by un- Tavoraple rumors, one being to the effect that the company would default in its next interest pay- ments, and another that the concern borrowed the money to pay the last interest. The next in- terest, we believe, is not due until October. We do not attach much importance to these rumors as being the cause of the decline. Ohios are Probably drifting into the same rut as @., OG. and I. C. and other kindred shares.” In- quiry respecting the announced default on interest payment failed to reach @ source of positive inior- ™mation. Poor's Manual, however gives the follow- ing information respecting the road and its Wnancial condition that may help to an under- standing of the value of the stock. The main line is 395 miles, with 39 miles of branches:. ‘The capital stock is........ The cost of road equipment, ke. fainst Which 18 a Funded debt.. $10,559, Floating debt... 113108 — 11,278,843 ‘Which leaves an actual stock interest of. $24,030,000 The debt of the road, with interest maturing in October, upon which the payment of the same is questioned, is as follows:— Income mortgage W. D. $174,000 Second consolidated mortgage. 3,203,000 Total.. + $8,377,000 The investor and dealer in the stock can draw -his own conclusions from these figures, -Alternoon stocks were firmer, anda Ohio and Missiesippi recovered to 22%. During the last hour of business there was a partial re- covery in prices, Ohios rallying % per cent, sell- ing up to 23. The advance in other shares ranged from \% to % per cent, the principal business after Obio baving been in Union Pacific, Wabash, Lake Shore, Northwest, St. Paul common and Western Union, Farther news was received to-day re- specting the progress of the argument at Madison, |* Wis., in the Granger case, but nothing of a definite Character was learned. The street would seem to have elimtnated this question in its present aspect from current speculation. The subjoined table -gives the sales of each stock, as also THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. Highest, Lowest. Sales. K. York Cen. & Hud. Con. 100% — 1003¢ 850 ands 3236 200 73 72 20,400 Northwestern. 87, 876 8,350 Northwestern 66i4 ba 1,000 Kk I 98% 9836 1,900 Pacific Mail 40% 4556 8,900 jt. Paul 34% 8356 2,200 St. Paul 53 53 100 = jon Teiegra: ie 15 4 5 Wab aerate aH 200 2856 16, 660 12% 800 ok. and Western... 101 107% 200 sereesepecseeeseness ce My 160 GOVERNMENT BONDS ‘wore generally steady in the early deatings and firm at the close. One lot $440,000 registered ten- forties, sold at 110%. Closing prices were as fol- lows :—United States currenay sixes, 117% @ 117%; do, do, 1881, registered, 117% @ 117%; do do., 40., coupons, 118% @ 118%; do. five-twenttes, 1862, registered, 111} a 112; do. do., do., coupons, 111% & 112; do, do., 1864, registered, 114dg @ 114% 5 do. d0., do, coupons, 115% @ 116; do. do, 1865, registered, 114% 9115; do. do,, do., coupons, 116% & 11734; 40. do., 1865, new, registered, 1156 116%; 40, do., do., coupons, 116 a 116%; do, do., 1967, regiatered, 116 & 116% ; do, do., do., coupons, 117% @ 117%; dO. do., 1868, registered, 1168 116%; 20, do., do, coupons, 117% #118; do, ten-forties BSESSERES BSERCERESCESTELEL Seow: WEW YORK HERALD Se AUGUST 12%, IS7L—TRIPLE Sifter. Tegiaterea, Y1v% 8 110%¢; G0. do., coupons, 11854 144; do, fives, 1881, registered, 111% @ 112; do, o., do., coupons, 131% ua THE FORRIGN MARKETS Were generally quict and ato: a rate of dis- ‘bondén for three Die, WEBS 8% per ek bank rate. The Bank of plc bullion on balance pear eee bonds, 109 a 10054; ten-forty bonds, 106%; new fives, 1044 a 104%; Erie, 30%. Rentes at Paris were quoted at 63 franca 15 centimes. Frankfort |. prices were :—Central Pacific first mortgage bonds, 9%; ten-forty bonds, 98%; old '65 bonds, 102% ; new '65 bonds, 102%. A BAILWAY MORTGAGES were frmon & smali business on the first call. New York Central first, coupon, brought 104%; New Jersey Ventral first, new, 103; do. convertible, 102, and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy eights, 111, Chicago and Northwestern consolidated sold at 86 for the plain and 79% for the gold bonds. The Pacific mortgages sold at 90 for Central, 99% for Central State Aid bonds, 83% for Union firsts and 68% for Union sinking fund, A sale of Chesapeake and Oho frst, coupon on, was reported at 48 against 4936 yesterday. Late in the aay these se- curities were In good demand. Morris and Essex first sold at 106, Morris and Essex second at 101, Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago third at 96%, Albany and Susquehanna first at 203, New York and New Haven sixes at 101, Ohio and Missia- sippi consolidated at 90 and St. Louis and Iron Mountain firat‘at 88. Central Pacific bonds ciosed at 89% a 90 and Union Pacifics 88% a 84 jor firsts, 82% @ 82% for land grants and 82 a 83 for incomes. Western va- cific gold bonds closed at 82 a 82%. STATE BOND, outside of Southern securities, were generally neglected. There was rather more activity in Tennessees, which advanced to 78 for old and to 68 for the old ex coupon and new sertes, Mis- souri sixes brought 92), for the funded bonds of 1894, mon; BANK SHARES sold ut 100 a 101 for Fourth National, 105 for Re- public and 100 for Ninth National. Phoenix rose to 100, OUR EXPORTS, The total exports of produce from this port for the week ending to-day amounted to $5,361,353, which is an increase over last week of $193,430. The exports for the corresponding week of last year were $5,276,814, and for 1872 $5,278,242, The total exports since January 1, this year, are $181,114,373, against $173,263,994 last year and $132, 608,371 in 1872. THE CENTRAL PACIFIO REPORT. The report of the Central Pacific Railroad, just presented, contains much interesting matter that will call for comment later. To-day we have only space for the following figures, which we extract :— The earnings and operating expenses for the year 1873, a8 compared with 1872, were ag lol- lows:— BARNINGS, 1872, 1873. Gross earnings, coin. $7,400,089 $7,643,469 Gross earnings, curre: 4,563,161 120,483, Total earnings, coin ria currency. 11,963,640 $12,863,952 Total earnings, equal to currency.. + $12,724,720 $13,851,489 OPERATING BXPRNSES. 1872, 1873, Operating expenses, coin. $4,963,612 $4,929,584 Operating expenses, cur- TODCY ces eeceecceveceeees 67,066 89,587 Total expenses, coin and CUFTENCY.....000 ++ $5,011,278 $4,969,271 Total expenses, equal to currency... ++ $5,527,445 $5,006,186 Percentage of operating expenses to gross earn- ings... peek reap chs 43,49 40.47 The percentage of operating expenses to gross earnings, a8 BLOWD above, Was 2 93-1u0 per cent Jess than in 1872, ‘The earnings over operating expenses for 1873 were (ali in currency) $i For year ending Decemver 31, Being a gain of.. —or 14 40-100 per cei The Dumber of miles of road operated, fncludin, the ferry between San Francisco and Oakian whari, at the close of the year was 1,213 93-1v0 miles. There are also 41.2 miles in the San Joaquin Valle; S atbeory under lease from the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, of which 20.3 miles were completed July L. PASSENGERS. The total number oi passengers trans- ported was.. 8,280,171 Being an incre: 276 197 The revenue trom this depart) in coin. $2,236,942 In curre! 2,182,474 While the cold ei from 1872 oi. 53,611 We finda factory increase in the cur- rency earnings of.. . + 408,818 Further reierence is made to the annexed piel of the General Passenger and ‘Ticket Agent:— FREIGHT. ‘rotal tonnage for 1873. Total tonnage for 1872. Showing an increase of. —or 9.33 per cent, ‘Oat earnings of this department were :— Coin.... Currency. Showing an increase in coin earnings of.. And an increase in currency earnings 0! Total increase, coin and currency... TREASURY BALANCES at Washington at the close of business to-day Were as iollows :— + 82,830,000 | SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXOHANGE, Tuesday, August 11—10 A. M. Before Call. 700 shs Union Pacific, do. 83 do. Ono a hiss RR: SSSESESESEESSE SSSESSSEss Eeuy ELEC Et 10:15 and 11:30 A. M. 118% First Board—10:30 A. M. 110000 Mo 6's, fb, "Ot. 92! Sipi0 rena oa, old eg 100 i iemon cs: 20000 Go. $4000 U 8 Os, c, "8... OZ 100 Chic\& Aiton’ Wik. 1000 Un Pac RR..be StonUbst sas Eig eetesees # = oer oc CF gz ees: Pr Mati 88'G0. = oe SS8*55 execs ze 3 2 g BSUSsEsSs T SSSS—E: 100 Ty ig 2 | 1 Bx 08 @s,c,'8l..be 118% $440000 0 5 Second Board—1 P. M. eeeseezess § aie errs S E SSE=885 i = 3 Sseese! 2 e Eee 3s eee ee, SSSSscest esses 3 O'CLOOK P, M Union Patific., 28% a 28" a &f Pit ex d 86: chee We mi 5 ay Wells-Fargo Ex aE 8 Fs bs eee. al Pacific Mail a By ai, $558 1036 a 100% 224 Brie. of a a 2 i i a 12k 29 Panama. all ©, i a 12, Cake Shore...) 73% a 72% COMMERCIAL REPORT. NNSA Cotton Lower—Flour Steady—Wheat Higher—Corn Dull—Oats Steady—Pork Lower—Lard Steady—Groceries Un- changed—Freights Steady—Petroleum Lower—Naval Stores Firm—Copper Active—Iron Dull—East India Goods Firm—Tobacco Active and Firm—Wool Steady—Whiskey Unchanged. TUESDAY, August 11—6 P, M. The merchandise mafxets were still irregular, though there was mare business. At the Produce Exchange there was more doing in some commodl- tes but leas in others. Flour was in better re- quest for the low grades. Wheat was more active, and all experienced an advance. All kinds par- | ticipated in the improvement and all sold more freely at the advance, muinly for shipment to Great Britain. Corn remained duli and nominal, with the tendency in buyers’ favor. Oats were steady, with a fair demand. Whiskey re- mained steady. Lard was dull and al- most nominal at the decline of yester- day. Pork was dull and decidedly lower. Freights were firmer—particularly Liverpool steamer freignts—under free offerings of grain. Cotton was in better demand at a decline, both for “spot” and “tuture.” Groceries were quict bat firm, with the exception of sugar, the market for which was | dull and weak. Petroleum was in moderate request at | jower prices. Naval Stores were firm. Wool met with a fair trade at about stoady prices. Asnxs.—Receipts for the past three days 112 packagos. The markot was quiet, with trade confined to jobbing lots | of pots, which were quoted steady at 63c. a 6%. per Lb. Pearls quoted nominally at 9. per Ib. Brxswax.—The market rolod firm unaer light | supplies, and a fair inquiry ; quoted at from SUc. @ 32:0. tor yellow Western and Southern. Broom Corw.—The market ruled steady, under a fair inquiry for stock. Sales were made at prices within the Tange of 9c. a 10c. for new green hurl; 10c. a Io. for short green brush; Sc. a 6c. for rod tipped, and 6c. a 6c, tor | new and old mixed. Borpina Mareriars.—The market for brick was re- Ported firm, with trade fair. Lime was in fair request | and steady; auoted at from $1 10a $1 35 for Rockland common, and $1 60 a $1 85 for do. lump. Thero was a fair inquiry a, Roserdale cement, but other kinds were iG t; quoted ats # tor Rosendale, $4 50 a $1 75 ior are and $450 a $5 25 tor Portland. Laths were od steady at $1 75 tor Bastern, mE.—We noticed a good inquiry for fine State but- rics ter, and, with a limited supply, prices ruled firm. Fine | 20. ester was rather scarce, and Mlepela oy the | of 100 roll a dee. spot. Bot 180 bales gold? ‘was quiet ‘Hay ani 8c. tor Bee Bahia, 11, guages. Flache r tere 16, 2ec., and Se. local trade, Who, were freely disposed full prices.’ Medium grades are taken by Porters at current iia oe We quote: ‘State—Firkins, cholce. selected. S20. per t . & 300; half firkin ‘hol a 3%.; do. prime, 28. @ 0c. : ec. @ 28c. ; do ,"commonh, 2c. @ 26c. ; Wel: selected, §vc.: do..’ prime, 270. a | 008, :.do., common, 2c. a ee; (pals Orange county and creamery, tine, 36. ; do, ek o1ce, bp! Pennsylvania, te 8 36e. ;do., tar ‘2c. a 5,104 commot Western tiemmery, chotoe; 306. 9 Stent day fair to goa 300° Western ‘reserve and Michigan, tubs, choice dairy: ie.;, dow dg. Mood to prime, Be. a 26.2 | od, Wie. a We; do.. tirkins, good to Rood, 206. “9 sen oruiern nitinol Wisconsin ani ‘tow tas, ,stioxce, | 250. @ 2e.; don do. tule to 230. ; frkins, good to prime, 23c. a Ze. ros do., inir to We. a ie. 7 Uhto ind Indiana, twos, gogd t6 orime. nar to good,” We. a Eee: do. pking, | a dte.; doe, do, {air to Koot, 00. 8 | do.. tapriiury 20 ¢.; various styles, common. ive. Girese--Under a continued good demand and hish receipts the market was well sustainest and fe ruled firm.. We quote fine, Ive. a 13%40.;d0., do., ine, l0sec. a Ohio tactory, a 12s a l0sge-: do. do., poor to Wisconsin, tactory ine. ie Keas.—Choice marks of eggs met with a fair and the market ruled a not quotably higner. Jersey and noar by, 22. Canada, choice brana: other Western, We. a 17 ‘CaN he market wa firm, but trade, quiet and cols of adamanting, We lor ‘sdamantin BR get eee ae tice romaine lh,» but | were quoted _nomina ir Noha s shooks Stine with heads, $3 with a i oh neads, Se nch fae 2 40; 7 ; om Togshenas, $2 fa ree . Bet 8 400? Roope, 12 toe) primeé, 35e. ‘Conbage.—Prices were without Chl) change Te » Ste i~Manila cordage, size: read and 9-thread, % ii Te; di 1th TGonvun.—For Lake there was a continued active de. mand. ‘and the sales (in part for export) were at about steady prices, although at the extreme close noeers Bianiiosted Wore, contidence and were asking 19. a Bees ie, tas ile are estimate in £000,088 to orr0! at tb sent the bart of holders, expor red, ior, expor DOF. tn galt and the Her ool market to re- ixures, and with a slight concession on Siow tei rep understa sis of the app whielt how a decline ot Ke. per ip. in ia Gaol to f 600 bales was sold tor export at about Cy transaction being made after from spinners was Aged ae ye market closed quiet ‘There w tures’ reported at ‘waecline of mo Sane te ~The ‘aubeatiowa are bi cotton in store runnin; on, not Saibntess wrade above or Dalow the ae — mane Te mee ta ‘674 7 Totals... = 1499 192 1,651 —For uti dciivery (basis iowinstatingy ‘the sales have been as follows: Lage evening afer two o/clock—Hep- i etise,; November Adin et W6xs. be. | on ree at Total, boo ‘two P. at 16 $1 mit as eam Be! int Tue ae eae “vember, 600 at Pe lea bee fhe ston. Fency. as they ri Tha., 12ig0. 45 ibs. 050 Ibs., 1 to general ci bark, hence to Stettin, with at bs. 6d; Ai : Norwegian fetid the market ruling fi : quo'ca at 140, Heme AND JuTR.—We have for hemp, W!'h values quote for singles $1.70" dressed, “Me la, chee or single, jor undr aula, hse Bold; Sisal, Uige. a 63cc.5 tattan, *€2 86 “a $2 90° Jute butts were Sales since our 5c. w $105. “tl baa ie Gaede ry Buenos Cary re do. Montevideo, do, Uraguay:: slo) a run; Corpus Christi, 22 Lp: and'San Antonio, 21 I 3) Ibe. 0, 35 Ibe. 3 i 540. @ “c., current at . Corn meal continued in de- firm, with salen of 850 bDbis. at $4 75 for Bran- eatern yellow: $3 9) for do. re yellow. $3.50 0 $6 25 475% 500 525a 575 15758 60) 4758 500 a Round hoop Obte, 4 i 5258 660 Hound hoop Ohio; trade brands. 25758 600 :60a 70 + 53a 550 60a 625 6508 700 7508 900 Nominal. 4004 66) . Nominal. 47508 529 5258 605 6508 9 29 [3508 410 40a 425 [soa 30 22.00 a 45 00 V415 8 $05 4208 457 Tho anos Compeugd abort sO wanes Ceres a pri about al lor No. §hlcaga’ $128 9 81 38 ion Rowtdg. 8) Sha st Six for No. 2 Milwaukee (closing about $1 38), $1 20 for Mane neso.a, pL 5 for No, 1 Sheboygan ston . $2 87 bid for choice oad), $1 26 for old red winter, $120.0 $1 for new, ws if for new amber, mostly to arrive, 8. Corn was still dull and inal, ices. No ‘on the spot. lurejected sold at 79. aud 60,000 bush- els prime, t6 arrive betore September 16, at Wo.. Priing mixed o1 gnoted at at Be. Ct 8c., and high mixed to yellow, at 81, Oats were in fair Fe Tent, at steady reen, The, sales toot MHS abort 64.000, jushels, &t 656, a 750. tor new mixea and white, 76e. a 76sec. tor Old mixed ie 8 sto" fer co white beet ley rye Femained dull and wholly nominal Fumicuts—There was a fair business consummated today in berth ire d rates ruled steady. Ton- hts ae je tor charter was in demand from the erain and petroleam yeas and the vessels closed wars at about ateady rates. oments we! ot ‘garth, 119,000 buslvels of grain ac Sd cont at Yad a 516d, boxes cl Rise a tee haas at 2s. 6d. ; at Fy to a To London, by sail, 1 ibraltar, by sail. 100 cases of tobacco at Iso, Fr cuble toot. the oi include :—Three { ron two of 3,500 uarters of grain each and one of ) qaarters of gralu, hence to Cork for orders to the Untied Kingdom, alt af of Briuah | uta ee to ers of grain, 4 4 man bark of Biacod on the berth for f er 500 bi ., and spirits turpentine, mer. 3 at 13360. eo de. at 13%., and rneo and Gouripore quoted ‘at C. Caicutra at 1c, ard bagk nom! ally at tks. of Boinvo and Gouripore sold. ret to rept Dressed American, $2 bus drm; quate uo! last, 400 bales at 2%c.. D STRAW: hay arrives Old hay was in deman for salt hay. mand, in purt tor specuiadon. Reports from the hop growl ‘istricts are very iavorable. We quote:— | mericad, new, good to choice, 2c. # | new, low to fair, ls. a Lc. ; yearlings, Se. | Be. a 100.; Bavarians Genuine), 20; "a 2c, Bavarians (patent, 18e English, i8c, a Beigiaus (aomi- aie. for the week enain; 2 fOOtND TNE Daioe or calcutta cow: “The rete riod 20,931 hides. Stock on hand &c., do.; 15,500 a 1 American ; > 2,700 do. ani southern,» Total 120,2 Calcutta cow and 713 do. Untoutin ‘puttalo. Same time 27,00) ides and 915 bale at les a 473 Cras, ty Ibe, 20c. 23e.: Maracaipo. ae 2,2, Ibe. Ue. ‘We. ri tana ipldkied), Ww ibe a ben i Ic. : a, ‘ibs. a iruxillo, 1 Zanzibar. 10 12 it a currency, jcarmeneys selected ; they anilla, 25 Iba. Baits 23 a 82 ii q Wet Ae ey Lis ‘Grande, 44 lbs. a 48 Ibs. RS selected; Matai tamoros, 45 lbs. eo) roxas, pull 6y Ibs & ter, OX, 60 Sige., curr cow, 9 Me, dot ; country and. siventernn ‘30. tbs. Joe. } Southern, 2) Ibe. a 5) a ha; dead green, a > | Bibs. $0 Ibe. 100.» Lh led, 40 Ibs, a 70 ibs., 12. ee D8, Te, : UC ia 45 Ib Ibs. a jo fm rency, fected. ite 16}9c. ; Ci co gs 40. tbe a a l0c., gold. with no prospects of nate ot the demand. (We note dave 16.901 bbte.; wheat a, 288 aaa Dakey ont, flour market was steady, wit talon ns agarertio about rices within bar; cargo at current rates: a Norwe; ia 500 bbis. refined petroleum, bis. of trol Swedish bark, ied Fuladee hie to: Havre, with $400 bbls, of naphtd. Charleston to a rosin, at 53. 3d.. GuNNtKa.—Domestic cloth-was in good demand, with We note a since our last thee ritish bri rear: fer the United Yicingdou with 18, wt 78. Sd. a liige. for heavy average on the nominally the same and le, $2 25 jew freely, but the de- | mand being fair prices were sustained : a. at trom a shipping. $1 a $1 30 for retail qualities, Ties for clover aud (Uc. a 750. dig Ha long rye, 5dc. a 60c. for short do. and 75c. a Californians, 20e. a 2ige. per i was quiet, but ‘firm. The sales art from gold, ‘ary ana *picktew). 17 ibs @ 18 tbs, @ 21 1bs.. I8e. : buco, Ibs. ja, 28 I 8, Lie. ‘t isers Ppa te ib, i, veige sbiaracal. 3 ibe. aad Ibs te. 1}ge., and Para, io ibe a ibe. jale of 1,500 tons ot forge on 16}6c., 500 at , 100 at Feces last to a Contine: loum, at 4s. tay ig, 440 tons, trom 1,500 do. at lic. Tater: at 13340. a 13 porte wall market a 854 Cc. ‘gol. ie. currency. ea Straw ‘quoted: ai Hors. there has been a firmer tone to the market | 4,84 during the past three days, occasioned by a a better de- a pie sea Abe, a k, Western, sige. eo! a Lg irs " jc. Ga State and Jorecy, $1 me ‘ ioe—Waein tear demand in a distribu way. and the market was frm. Sales 5) twerces of Carol Tike. # 846. per lb and 280 bage ot aeone. a c. Der yRINE.—The market arteee inactive end nomi- nal in the nce of transactions. Sugaz.—The market Ld Ep) gar was dull and barely asta We nave only to sale of 85 hg but ut ir B tor stand- pe! and 10Kc. fo" crushed’ powdered and grana. wavs We quote;~-Cuba-Reflning, inferior to common, Tew 16: “Go, fait to good fair, 7%.» ie 18, jc. i grocery, tair Sec. a to “choleo, hi ni and boxes oor 2 fe. ; mel iayed—-Hox Bo: hb Ne de. slo ee ee I bye seat market was scthves ve with ad exhibiting an upward wonaenay’ "Theres ni Tigers 100 dos bunds at Ge for toretgn was frm, with ‘sales of 250. b Sr of Havana s¢750. 8 $1. ‘Vugetasins.—Lima beans have mppeared and are sell- ing at quotations appended. ind tomatoes were plenty aud lower, Uther vegetables not materially changed. le readers kt 3 Ate onions, per bbL, 75 0 Bi; do. yellow ‘Sra 8° gow gneets, per 100, wf? 0; welte ari 0. $3 $45 Mania do. F cabbage, $10; do. Pod, doa'$a 8d: Lita boats, eer bag, $8.8 $9 906 Lescas Island ‘white per basket, aie. yellow do. ‘per bbl. $1 25; marrow ih, per bbi., sabi ; lettuce, Long r 100, $1.50; green peas, Long Island, $0; fzsen Gorn, por ii 750. 6 $8: string land, per j cucumbers, Lony er 100, 31, taulitowers, det dosom Wi" a inatoes, per baskeh 81; Egg’ plant, per Woou.—There has been a fair demand during the past three with prices rang. @ shade easier, in 000 Ibs. of black Texas, 5, scoured wool, spring Caitfora payers re with salen ‘of 160 Te gota at at of $00 bbls. at $1 01. DOMESTIO MARKETS, | ALYESTON, Cotton quiet and stead: ood rdina’ cy Hi celpts a baton "Salen 1a.” Stocn, wate” Naw Ontmans, August 11, 1974, Cotton firmer; middling, 16%. ; low! middling, Iie: food orsinary, 14%90.: rr Ge sc, Gros receipts, 183 Stock, Monti, August 11, 1874, Soe firm; middling, 16c. Sales, 6 Stock, Sa yy ‘Ancust Al, 1274. Cotton autet: middii 15K. 5 middling, ike. «| ell han Net delta. 41 bales. Sales, lt po sstack. Bt SAVANNAH, August 11, 1874. Cotton unchanged: mldling, Iie.’ Net rectipts 49 bales; gross, 4. 8 056. 2 yt00 Ibe ot. domestic noite, , aud 25 bales of super lai one. The market $1, bat closed ste: wool, all on ened easier, 'y, with sales 1874. Netre- 39 0 hides and ts urope; 1 do. Rio ‘Grades on Orinoco; 1,800 do. Rosario, ft Pets 5.0 Fogots 3 East India; sime time bales East India; same bales Kast’ Lndia, " Rio Orinoco, 20 ibs. a ae ‘a 25 Ibs., Cen: 8 Is. a Ibs. Biges ate. and san Juan, ; Matamoros and as Ibs. 19 ibs. 4 1.) Bomota, 18 3 ben 15 Ibs ‘a 17 Ibs. eft a ee 5 537: é rp. 12 ibs. a 1s Dry upper leather— 10 ibs. a ap. ibs. a WO rel Minas, 15 iba a 8 Mexica®, &c., ars Tes, 45 1DS. 850 Calitornia, lle., ac. § ckers’, | bs. “a 70 ibs. a 0 Ibs, Li & 75 Iba, 9s | ‘a tOce; city slug ‘bibsa ibs, | i aie ine | (Ag a 15 Ibs., + ISAK i foigassa & 1334 Madula doe tbe Bitte Se *Tnox—the market for Amertean pi remained duli, er in prices a rie vate terms. Gass: changed. scotch pig soli Aiea way, but otherwise the Biatket oar inasty and notations: nominal . uote :—American No, 1, $31 a ks $32; No. % $29 4 $30; do. forge. $27 a 828; Neotch lin ton: No. 1, se. Glengarnock, No. 1, nominal; hess, nominal; Summeriee, nominal imaruen—We notice a continual g food demand for Hemlock sole, the sales being in excess of the receipts. Prices were unc! lows:— a Srop a b Gages Rees cae ie r lock. 2 ad ihe ont om 2 an vu ba ‘cont J °? cxop—Cubi il uve, ders Tiedt veil Nine riee for merchantable order bids 860. wore ‘and the market firma ood. (The sales i foot w nt $238, 40 ‘bbls, of mood ieained and No. d Puc uiet; quoted at $3 snd $3 80 0°98 76 tor Wiltmingion, ‘Plush sold hands. bait oil was Pri hs upplies; ry Washington. and to the amount of 148, —LiN set prices ruling firm at 860. = 8éc. for Laver we heard of w sate ot 20,00) ‘With a light in a wed, yet quoted very firm, as fol- Hemlock, — laughter—Light. mers, a me, sexs en, oak. dea Sha, pared, poke market for maintains d, Strai Tosin wai juoted at ole at $2 62) met ith’ 1 quoted. ‘$1 60 for 1 on re gl 8810) Porto Ric nda doa a Sac. + New Orioans, ‘a 860. rita of ‘turpentine muidute sr ule Stop, So Light crop, a Bough Hem: ‘peities: 170"% was firm, Dut business light We aie do. see. "en es ontidence and re- mand lor common, 3,500, aa ot goad or hs. ir Jobbing trade, with ‘casks irom crushers’ rallons at 4c. crude, $1 70 tor tablescbed tural wi ie edd, baths 1 6) foF Bleached dor "Whale olt was quiet, and uote Stenay at Bic. A? for Northern, 560. @ 580. for southern, a for natural winte: and domestic do. at dc. a 620. do. hd A in value, bat quoted weak a! ale. for ream rellow. peed. 2 mm 3c a ana $1 0 for ‘winter. PernoLsum.—The nt Sotio ttonseed ofl was 42360. a 480. for mer yollow and 67<c. a Menhaden waa rom fc. Lard oil was some- but firm; quoted at $1 for present make for refined was quiet and market ly easier, cl decidedly easier, closing tame at L1%e, cS ay balance om. the ie aeltvery, % of ic. tise a 5000 | Ly eae spot a a shade sa Sasier and Pulet id at 17 ia quoted Oru ut fo. the PI i Serco wees 8 dull rand gator rat eee Ba Se eat vette rae uvauocations as Tollows Uity, ta retafoan a es Th Pron aige. evel uss F ker a i soe a il in 002 Bors tar 87 bile aid na was (i lower, We ers my wore or aver market was firm, but le ot Cet ot oa we ot W jboxes of ons 8 tear. ny ie sage range | range. Whest inactive; Milwauke vast 11, 1874. WILMineron, At Rosin firm at $180 Spirits of turpentine at 3%. for strained. Crude turpentine steady at $1 26 for hard, $2 8 (or yollow dip, $2 75 lor virgin. Tar steady at EGO, August i Flour steady; sales 1,700 bbls. Orman dull saga | a0 bushels No. 1 Milwaukde ¢ Club at $1 38; new No. 1 white Toledo held at $1 35. Corn firm; sales bushes at ‘Tbe. a Téc. Cornmeal nigh: bolted unbolied $31 r ton, Milifeea—shorss, $18 : middlings, Per ton. Canal ireighes Se Wat Oe Gorn, 664, re iew York; lumber, $2 Hudson, '$3 87 ‘to York. kate recelpie— LAO feet of lumber.® Canal sua ushels wheat, 8,200 do. corm, and 1,464, ‘the amount of grain on the canal from ego for tidewater yesterday noon, pane shipments from the former for thirteen cay om the latter for nine days, was:—Wheal,. 6 bushels; corn, 1.277, Borrazo, August 11, 1874, Lake and rail imports for the ine twenty-four hours 68,200 bushels; corn, 195.700 do. $2.20 do.” Canal t'anipments—Wheat 769s bushels; yeast ashe ls; c ‘Dy SP does oats BOGS Canal frelgita dll Wheat Se. corn, 80.; oats, Flour qulot; sales of 1.200 bls < : 06, Berley Thai Arm; Canada, $1 99 1 80 a$l 9. Other ‘articles inchanged. Tourpo. August 11,1874, Flonr firm and in fair demand. Wheat’ firm ‘a fair demand at $118 for No. 3 white qabaat: nat ei tor No.1 white Michigan; $1 27 for ust, $1 September, $1 15; old, $1 15; No lred, gusand August, $114: September, t Thin now, L ‘St; Nod 2 0, $1 ing at igh ‘mixed; Sieg, for low do. ; 74c. tor white; no Sic, Oats active and d higher at 8. fp rN A Mich- 3 + Western, Saito whi 68c. for grade, 670. 43c. for No. 1 O, 3; Au igan, cash and August, dlc. ; ‘rejected’ Sie rong | Vessels wanted. Rece cep te—70,000 ‘bushi 45,000 do. ‘oats. Shipments—2,00) bbls flour, 48,000 Sashes wheat, 78,000 do. corn, 4,000’ do. oats. Om1cago, August 11, 1874. fpar gles pana. unchanged. Wheat dull My for No.l spring: $1 05%. fe id, it 4 irregular No. id Sey promber; ver Fo lower, at Page. ford ye quiet, put firm, at 73c. fair demand and higher, spring. Pork dull and lower, a Agra ot September, Lard dull and So +, Sepromber. jarley in 0. 2 8244 0 $23 75 spot, jade lower, at Bulkmeats steady,’ at 1130, @ 11%. for short rib middles, Me. for short clear do. | Whiskey steady at Vio; let and unchanged. At the call of the Board Heat cloned quiet, at $1 OSH a $1 US7e Corn ead 6.000 bl nt marth, ty do. corn, $8,000 do. out 00 do. barley. Shipments 3,000 bbls. ot, 1a. heat, 36,000 do. corn, 1,000 do. oats, 14340. spot or September, shoulder: HAVANA _ BXOHANGE. Havana August Exchange nominal. Soanish gold $2 ud SA Amor. ican gold $2 36 a $2 36, Havana, August 11, 1876, Spanish gold, 259 a 294; American, 2a 2. Exchange quiet; the United States, 60 da: spurrency, I Tit premium short. sight, do., 116 4 is aes am 00 | days. gold, 132 premium ; short sight 8 37 premitim | on London, 164 a 168 premium; on EUROPEAN MA MARKET. “ Loxpon Propvcm a ela Avaus? 1l—Even- Ing-—Linyeed. oll, ay ‘spirits turpentine, tbe: Gd. a 26. 94. o 5 CT ars are FINANCIAL. STOCK PRIVILEGES O} ‘ON ALL THE ACTIVE « Stooss ney Oeee: Sth to2 yas om ene E us system of operat a i itt Tiled Dae sent on gpplte GE & CO., Brokers, Pri fect tree Paes apply. °s Second Mortgay under t years run Bond ‘paricuiats to TRUSREk. tos 2 A TRUSTER OF AN ESTATE, HAVING Dow in bank. dosites to invest ignmosintety' ne SMALL sUM A ae, TO LOAN ON IMPROVED or unimproved P: Roa! Estate in tho Twenty. second or Twenty - ra'ward of Newey ork city. Bring papers. JOHN 8 PIERCE, 106 Broadway. At REASONABLE RATES.—MONEY ON te AND Endowment Insurance Folisies, Moe Securities, Insurance of sil kinds effected w ar besteors. Panies, 4.3. HABRIOH & Cu., 117 Broadway gp LOANED FROMETLY ON CITY BBAL on Bond and Mosteage | a few prime First Mortaages ‘r ~ Ne BREVEN SOR or Jr., 11 Pine street. pire INSUBANCE STOCKS wore, BAILEY, RY. ERSBY CITY SEY! COMPANY, for sale by LiviNGsTON & ae sirect, WASTED DIVIDEND | F PAYING, Ronee, an Gate raid SAlcs. Real anna addrems OWN eS, . MORTGAG! iN IM- 000 OR 96,100 ON MO BON Het bi. i Pri ery eee coe Son the fae ee WARD & TkAVIEE, 6 cy | 82h 000-8 a oa i clty property oak, rl do,; $20 8 al” FIN ANCL : “Ba for ia po gf a a PR TEA ES — extra pena ere ty mens ey mere t us GINKING FUND BONDS _ ry ae Muntted to email Lats ‘Dut tue nese of the Fes per, Ib de fase cate ote pets el UNION Paciric RAILROAD. at Ste. tarde th ‘The mi a PRINCIPAL PAYABLE IN Sonn 20 Oey a seam wana 4-4 the oe ovens of ‘Ohenges Dat closed TRE EBT 8 PER CENT IN pill es ate tp 2 teroes as lasso. or iosibancacy pe mice 1b. er dy at 14c. salon, THESE BONDS ARB Potarons.—New nae with a ae By ourstas AD Ok HNCOME eDONDS. ore at noes per DbL #4 fo; ewoek, se: Mess Ov THE COMPANY. Pouusgy 43 market for aressed p They are & Second Mortgag unsold WES GeIsE Wad asada Te Teal cal okt tere Te | Lendl of the weet man age 27, 4, se Spiced ian Witness samence tne a eae OVER ny ve so firm: We iguete Presb rossed~Spplug iokend, io scans; ‘Qe. @ 23¢, por Ib. ; ). BO. a tur: Keye, prime mnall, 20c.: do. fair te ‘good, 196, 2c; fowls, State, choice, 19. « iie.;,do.. do. thir to good, Me. & Abc. 5 do, Jersey, a Sed Filadel- bia, 2c. a syoutg ducks, Philaddiphia’ Ae. 4 ie. la hic! vie 8 per lb.; fowls, tate The wake ne Seas ocmorieet and egal P~ equloment, subject to othe the am re cent of the bonds wegen annually and re- az. ome sink fand bonds are off exe! outstand: ineome bonds at the ree of Baw ‘bonds tontave or the incom that the laster are not mortgage bor a'very tageous change for javestment, “ae ‘can now be made or information obtained OFFICE OF THE COMPANY IN BOSTON, OR OF MORTON, BLISS & CO., FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE COMPANY, DREXEL BUILDIN OR 4T THE s PRESIDENT’S OFFICE, 23 NASSAU STREET. SLDNEY DILLON, President. WANTED—FOR THRBB YEAES OW ore mortgage on CU earn, Cessna $35,000 bi se Henaayl vane fanaa ne-half interest in said lade Yor, tat in come wil well for three times that amount a in three years. ui Address box Z, Philipsburg Post office, Centre county, Pa. $63.000 TO LOAN-ON CITY YENEMENT Fronerty of privatetHouses, by an es fate. in various amounta, | Principals must apply, with papers. ‘ASON, SI Park row. _ s | $120. 000 marae saan Re. roved and animproved City Property ; $75,000 for Brook~ Tya'limproved Property’ ae, BARTELS, 68 Pine stroot. = <= COPAR NERS SHIPS. Noes —COPARTNERSHIP FIRM OF JENKINS & Byan, of Nos, 147, 149 and 151 West Thirty-fifth wees Known as the Waverley Stablea, is hereby dis- ed by mutual consent The business of the firm wilt be. be iguldated ated by O. Byun. who will collet debts due to pay the debts of the firm. OG. JENKINS, Dated New Youx, August 10, 1824. O. RYAN. RSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING UN bi Ps haeiglall the firm name and style of Katz & Wasserma: is thin day dissolved by mutaal consent. Jacob Kats wi liquidate tue firm Hebilstiog.end collect their accounts, cou B KATZ. Be RD WASSEEMAN. _Baooxtre, I Lad D, August 1a 1871 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. —WILL INVEST $30,000 IN A FIRST CLASS « mercantile business, Emcee ny omabiianes: that ill bear a eritioal investization. Apply to A. BLOM. QVIST 160 Nassau street DVERTISER HAVING VALUABLE FOREIGN OON- nections and doing an import and export commis- sion businens, limiteu only for, want of means, desires capital toexiend the same. Address COLONIAL, 189 Herald ottice. A; ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED, For merchants, manufacturers aud others; wining &c., negotiated; Real Estate exchanged Busiese’ Persons wit ital ereking business ad pier bey eta pater gees ae ee & Mage med oreexer mr bakety i rash agton musirect ac. Outage & ase ae mee PEORLEEN piper one 18 igen 08 J. E. x 4.631 Post office. ee be entertained without the requi: (A IVS) Mam, WITH $900) WANSRD IMMRDIATREY in as business. Address J: MES, box Herald Up' ranch office. A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE LADY OFFERS DE- lo. No application sirable Rooms to gentleman and wife or single gen- wemen, with Board, who will advance her fur- Eo vacant rooms: fine location. Address, one week, Miss A. B., Herald Uptown Branch office, 1. Broad- way. RELIABLE MAN OF GOOD HABITS WHO CAN inyest $1,500 in produce commission business; well Qstablished ; good store; cheab rent; now paying well. No. 6 Dey street, room 1S. MPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.—YOR SALE, THR most valuable Patent Right for United States; viz, @ Still, for continuous distillation of % per cent pure spi- rit direct from the mash. Inquire at 241 Front street, New York, between i and 2 o'elock, daily. ‘ANUFACTURERS DESIRING A LARGE AND = proved Water Power and communication. b: and waier with Now Yark. ang Philadelphia vil igual advantages o dressing SHREVE, Tom's Hiver, N. J. PrRnTER WITH $80,000 WANTED—IN A SUCCESS- ful recess business in metal goods, with factory in Brooklyn and proposed wareroom im New York : | Besanrenine ike eetigh foes dates : SARL LET a Broad: id THE RIGHT MAN WITH $500 [8 OFFERED & salaried position to take charge of an cffice, Adatoae 1 DISCOUNT, Herald office. Tic LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A FIRST ss millinery and fanc: ney goods business for sale at & bargain situated on a leading thoroughtare; doing a t reason tor se usiness to attend free tite: Ga. R, Herald Gptown Branch office. ‘ANTED—AT ONCE, A PARTNER yy WELL- we legitunats basiness; must lace of interview, 0. MRT Ws: Box 116 Herald otos, ANTBD—A RESPONSIBLE MAN, HAVING A cracker route, who would Garrison's it cracker and dost route on sh shares or such other erran Agdress by note GARBISON, cracker baker, eltgabsth, N. J. a SMART MAN Crary tig yee’ with a tew thousand dollars, to fo the i of @ party re from businexs; it now pays hands Somely and can be increased largely. Addreas A. B. C., Fost offiee, Greenpoint, Brooklyn. W'ntep—4 PARTNER WITH $10,001, TO COMMENCB on® of the best taba heel | Dusine sees; pres from $10,000 to $50,000 per year. Address M. M., box 208 Herald office. ws 'ED—A PARTNER WITH $2,000 CASH, WHO had experience in the clothing business. Ad- dress I. 299 Grand street, Wiillamsourg, L. L. WANTED 10 PURCHASE—FOR CASH, ENTIRE OR part interest in a first class Parlor Millinery y qlogated. Address, stating ness: must be central particulars, W. H., station ‘ANTED—A PERSON TO INVESTIGATE A BUSI- ness that pies BS at of 200 per cont in RUNDLE’ an investment of a smallsum of money. CO., room 45, 52 Broad way ; Post office box 4 $1. 000 —AN bg AS) fice DESIROUS TO - go West, havin; 00d to invest, may fargo profits in either, Ohio, fn go dress BUSINESS, box 169 Herald of $3. 000. —LIGHT MANUFACTURING BUSINESS; * syed article; demand oi monop- oly secured patent For an Interest ap- ply to 0. K. rk 8, Crook's Hotel, 86 Sadan streat $5,000 Hitt, BUY AN INTEREST IN A NEW Patent Machine, that will make a perma. Rent business and pay I largely. address 8 D.. Horald —HOUSRFURNISHING AND CROCKERY office. Business for mae been estab! other busines. $5,000. Tae ara; doing a bpiy on premises, 687 sixth avonue. $10.000 ‘exutdlans pestabimned busines, work: ty Aa =| thames $30. OOO MAXTROSSPECIAL CAPITAL | IN piahed ceanareccerts besigoet 16 Pelved Ui isthe COTTMAN &” HOCLESINE, Gouna forsatLaw, it Broadway. THE NEW OOTTON CROP, SELMA, Ala., August 11, 1874, * The first bale of new cotton was received to-day from the plantation of M. 0. and J. A. Marshall, in Dallas county, consigned to M. Meyer & On It assed strict govd ordinary, weighed 660 Ibs., and cased auction at iT% cents, Mt Was Dougie DF Dy L, Meyerwig. REAL ESTATE, At the Exohange yesterday the only sale con- summated wes by order of the Supreme Oonrt, in foreclosure, of @ jour story tenement house, stable and Goelet lease of three lots situated on Forty- seventh street, east of First avenue. The fore- closure sale of the lease ¢ Oelcae northwest corner of Park and Coil journed by order of the sare yiterry the iogal sale of the house and lot situated on the south side of Sinetoetien street, cut Of avenue A, was 1 Faye: A “we BITTEN BY A DOG George Spear, of No, 901 West Fifty-seventh Street, was bitten bya mad dog ee eae noon, at the corner of Seventh avenue Ltd able and leas lease oft owen at Goelet Sse that fie Your pangrt nM ABP ARI 06 und 908 Third avenue, seventh street. The dog was shot by mon, of the moantad squad,