The New York Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1875, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMERCIAL The Stock Market Again Ir- regular. GOLD STEADY AT 1258 A 128 12, Money Easy on Call Loans at 21-2 a 3 Per Cent. GOVERNMENT AND RAILROAD BONDS FIRM WALL STREET, } Wepnespay, Jan. 13—6 P. M. No new features were presented in the course of speculation to-day, andthe market was ap- Parently under the influence of only natural con- ditions, There was an exhibition of some strength @t the opening, but many fluctuations followed, and the feeling at the close was despondent, One or two stocks, as will be seen hereafter, indicated exceptional improvement, yet even these were not sustained to that degree which invites outside support. From the experience of the past few ‘weeks it 1s easy to see that the great ’Change of America is in the hands of a few individuals; thet they can do with its business what they will; ‘that the hard lines of poverty are inscribed over many of even the most prominent business honses; that the outside public have little or no surplus with which to piay their usual game of “WALL STREET FAKO;"? that the “January rise” which was expected has been eclipsed by a January fall; that business in commercial circies is still expectant; that a large amount of capital, instead of seeking inveatment in stocks, even at the present low figures, is con- tent with 2X or 3 per cent increase on eall loans 98 a@surer method of investment; in short, that there is a slow, progressive process of contraction going on, obediet as well to foreign as to home influences, and likewise suvservient to natural causes, Which “lie who runs may read.” There are those, on the vther band, who base their judg- ment on another view, and it ts got impossible that in the long run they wiil be correct, They are of that party—tew in number, yet strong in faith— ‘who, watching every low condition of the market, buy, buy, buy, store their purchases and awatt the inevitable, the ‘‘ups” as well as the “downs” of speculation, and see ‘in the distant future re- ward for their ventures. It 1s this latter class who are taking many of the stocks now offered at ‘What seems to be their minimum, and who give to the market much O/ its sustaining power. The following ANALYSIS OP SALES will indicate what was done in the principal stocks :—Atlantic and Pacitic Telegraph opened at 2534, advanced to 28, fell of a trifle and closed at 21x. Western Union receded from 76% to 753. New York Centrai wus steady at 10134. Pacific Mall sold at 35; a 35% @ 84% a 35, ending at the latter figure. Erie was steady and comparatively strong at 80 a 29% a-29%, closing at the last figure. Rock. Isiand sold at 103 a 103% 8 103, Lake Shore opened at 75%, went up @ iraction and down to 74% and closed at75. Union Pacific sold at 87% a 8746 & 57% @ 8744 @ 87%. Northwest common, at 46 a 46@ 45% a 45% ; St. Paul at 877% &@ 38 a 873%; preierred opened at 69% and ended at 693. Wabash was somewhat firmer to-day, on the basis of 18% a 18% 018% 818% 018%. Panama ‘Was generally steady, at 113. Ohio and Mississippi sold at 31a 31% 351% 830% aS]. Atlantic and Pacific preferred moved from 15% to 17%, ending at 1754. Delaware and Lackawanna sold at 107% a 107% @ 107%. THE SALES of active stocks to-day amounted to 189,000 shares, which were generally divided as tollows:—New York Central and Hudson River, 1,600; Erte, 8,900; Lake Shore, 16,700; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 260; Northwestern, 13,200; Northwestern preferred, 200; Rock Island, 2,400; Pacific Mail, 30,400; St. Pani, 10,400; St. Paul preferred, 2,100; Onios, 5,800; Western Union, 62,100; Wabash, 8,200; Union Pacific, 18,900; C., C. and I. U., 200; Panama, 300. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, ‘The following tabie suows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— Cail ele Lowest, Bol b York chic O13 10154 Erie. <2 0 293 OM 14% ash 18% 18%, Northwei 46% 45% Northwestern prefer 61 6135 Rock Island. 103% 103 Pittsburg... % 88% 88% Milwaukee and St. Paai 87% a1 Mil. and St. Paul pret 59% 5944 Ohio and Mississippi. BL 0% New Jersey Central % 107% 107 Del, Lack. and Western. ae 107% 107% Union Pacific. . BT 3n ©., C. and EC Oe Of 9% ve ro Union 164 1634 15% antic and Pac 2554 28 254g Paeitte Mail.. 3g 855% 34 Panama... ll Mu ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The prices at the ciose to-aay compared with those of yesterday at tne same hour show the following changes:— ADVANCE.—Atlantic and Pacific hae helt ray’ York Central and Hudson, 3%; OG, iL ©., 4; Hannibal and St. Joseph, %; Wabash Me Atlantic and Pacitic Telegraph, 2%; Northwest Preferred, %; Erie, in Londun, Decuxt.—belaware and Lackawanna, %; Lake Shore, a North west ating 4g; Onio and Mis- sissippl, %; Pacific Mail. %; St. Paul, x; Union Pacitic, 4 ‘Western imion pid The stocks that remained steady were Erie, Harlem, Panama, Quicksilver, Rock Island, Canton. * THE MONEY MARKET, ‘ Money was easy at 2% a 3 percent. Foreign exchange closed firm. Prime, nominal-rates, 4.86% and 4.90%; selling rates, 4.85% a 4.86% and 4.90 @ 4.90%. Continental frm; Reichmarks, 953¢ @ 95% and 9% & 96%; cabies, 96% 297; prime Parts, 6.14% and 5.114. THE GOLD MARKET, Gold opened at 112% and after a while advanced to 112%, but subsequently deelined to 112%. The impression generally prevails that the Bank of Englana will to-morrow again reduce its rate of discount; hence the deciine above noted, It is a curious fact that our business men so quietly ig- nore the loss of specie in our own country and so much base their calculations upon the gains of the Bank of England, the relations of whitch are chiefly Continental in their influence, The specie engagements ior to-morrow amount to $900,000 gold coin, and $150,000 in goid bars and silver. ‘The carrying rates were 2, 1), 3, 234 and 4 per cont. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances, Currency balan Gross clearances. . CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Qurrency exchunges. Currency balances.. Gold exchanges. Gold bai: THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The national bank notes received in Washington to-day for redemption amounted to $635,000, The receipts irom internal revenue were $210,000 and trom customs $276,000, The Sub-Treasurer paid on account of interest, $461,000, and for the redemption of five-twenty bonds, $116,000. THE YORBIGN MARKET. London advices, by cable, report that the rate of @iscount in the open market for three months’ bills 1s 8% per cent, or1% below the bank rate,- To-day is ticket day and to-morrow fortnightly settling day. The late quotations from the London Board are at follows:—Consols, for money, 92% & 92%; do,, for account, 92% a 92%; old 1865 bonds, 107% ; 1867 bonds, 107% @ 10734; ten-forty bonds, 104% ; new fives, 10345; Erie, 27% a 2734. Market dull. Quotations from Amsterdam are as fol- lows:—Central Pacifics, 79%; Union Pacific first Mortgage bonds, 7744; Northwest preferred, 527% ; Erie shares, 25%. Rentes in Paris, 62f. 2c. RAILROAD BONDS. ‘Th Were generally firm. Chesapeake and Ohio first, coupon on, sold at 48, ex coupon at 40; : NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET. Chicago and Alton first, 107; Aibany and Susque- hanna first, 105%; Milwaukee and St, Paul 7 3-10, 9834 @ 93%; Chicago and Northwestan sinking funa, 103; do, consolidated, 91; do. consolidated coupon gold bonds, 82% @ 82};; Morris and Essex first, 108% @ 109; Erie fourth, 97; Hannibal and St. Jogeph eights, 89%; Wabash consoiidated con- vertible, 4734 8 48; New Jersey Central firat, con- solidated, 103; do., convertible, 105%; Chicago and Milwaukee first, 93%; Oho and Mississippi consolidated sinking fund, 99; Western Pacific, 8544; Western Union sevens, 100% ; Central Pacific gold bonds, 933 a 93%; Central Pacific first, San Joaquin branch, 84% @ 84%; Union Pacific firat, 90% ; do, sinking fund, 81; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago first, 107; ©, C. and I. C. sec- ond, 28; Toledo and Wabash second, 62; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 111; Obio and Mississippi second, 81% ; do, consolidation bonds, 9834; Wabash first, St. Louis division, 65, GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed firm at the following quotations :—United States currency six TK 8118; do. do, do., 1881, registered, 118% a 118%; do, do., 1881, coupon, 118% a 118%; do. do. five- twenties, 1862, registered, 114% @ 115; do, do. do., coupon, 114% & 115; do, do. do., 1864, regis- tered, 116% a 116% 7do. do, do., coupon, 1864, 116% @ 116%; do. do. do., 1865, registered, 118 a 11834 ; do, do, do., 1865, coupon, 118% 011834; do. do,, new, 1865, registered, 11744 & 11796; do. do. do., 1865, coupon, 117% @ 11734; do. do. do., 1867, reg- istered, 11844 @ 11844; do, do. do.. coupon, 1887, 118% & 1183¢; do. do. do., registered, 1868, 115% a 118%; do. do. do., coupon, 1868, 113% a 118%; do. do, ten-forties, registered, 1153 a@ 11534; do. do. do., coupon, 11534 8 11533; do. do., fives, 1881, regiatered, 11434 @ 11434; do. do. do., 1881, coupon, 114g @ 11434. SOUTHERN BONDS were somewhat more active. Old North Caro- linas closed at 26 to 29, new at 16 bid, the special tax, third series, offering at 6. Old South Caro- linas left off strong at 84 bid, new January and July series being up to 32% bid, and April and October at 82 bid. New sinking fund are 73 paid and bid, Tennessees are w: the old being down to 71 bid and new to70 bid. Old ex coupon closed at 503; a 5034, new at 50% a 51%, and new series at 50a 51. Old Virginias are 34 bid, new 35 bid, consols 5534 bid, and deferred 114 ally, We quote plain Alabamas at 4034 bid, plain Georgias 80, sevens at 90 bid, Louisiana old and new 26 bid, levee sixes 23 bid, and levee eights 2414 bid. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES WEDNESDAY, Jan. 18, 1875, BEFORE CALI—10°A. M. Bias cop aba Unigaiag R.. os ao. Ht shs cid & Pac Tel. do. do. do. do. Ho & His ig 83! Be“ foe RR DG rT 100 ao. 1600 Union 100 do. 45: Fae ds .b3 a0 oni a NW Hit bide or NS ee ithe be ¥ SEEtE 1000, 1000) ea " Bud MN Del, Lack & W. i é 10 10000 10) Han & St Jo &IRBR. Brera SKE. se aak Sees a et Recon eckce 106 ao, 31 106, C&T ERR. be OM ORE CALI—12:30 P.M. neaitity Sh wo Soi ir De se SECOND BOARD—1 P. be $1000. c 1406 200 shs Erie RR, . Qu en a 7000 To 5000 Cen 98 2300 10000 C P 4 14000 oe bt 2) 500) do. 2000 NJ 100 1000 Obio 81 1000 Ohjo. 0) U3 8000 Chi, mi y 6000 © & il Tow 8 Y 10shs Hi 4 40 Mechanics’ B’ 1 wD 8 10 [118% 1000 0 65 200 00 4 10 lw 26 100. 300 2m 100 r 400 15% 100 i 20 755 100 us 300 oe a , 30) 01 3 i 26 6550 Mi 10), 100 a 1 . 99% 200 1 hq 200 q 8533 100 rt Bx 00 Peo MR ’ ‘ac BR of Mo..-b¢ 4% 20 do. «SL . 3% 100 5 a 100 { market, 2:30 TO $ P. M. 200 shs Mich Cen RR.. 81. 0 Arie KR. a Adams Bx..... PHEEEEASS Soe : 800 Atl & Pac p 101g 200 Fae RR of Mo... “casing orgie P, ¥ ~a : is a 9 8 10785 a 2h a 2 a % ne a 2 long a a Bly ve & Pitt ex 6 9 UL at fy Union Y Sige oh v pt a ¢ Union lac. a Che Ree atdng as COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON QUIET AND UNCHANGED FOR ‘‘SPOT, TOWER FOR FUTURE—FLOUR AND WHEAT DULL AND NOMINAL—CORN FIRMER FOR NEW AND LOWER FOR OLD—OATS IRREGULAR— PORK DULL — LARD FIRMER — GROCERIES QUIET — PETROLEUM DULL— NAVAL STORES DULL—WHISKEY CLOSED STEADY. WEDNESDAY, Jan. 13—6 P. M. Corron.—The market for spot cotton was with- out material change in any particular, except that holders were more disposed to meet buyers. In addition to the sales below repurted, 300 bales were sold to an exporter on private terms, For futures tye market opened weak, but after ae- elining oc. ruled firmer, closing steady at the following quotations:—January, 15 1-320, nomin- ally; February, 16 532c.; March, 15{c. @ 16 17-32c.; April, 15%e. a 16 29-22c.; May, 16 $-l6c.; June, 16}0.; July, 16%c.; August, 16 15160. We quote—spot cotton, quotations based on American stamdard of clussifica- tion :— Dplange Alabama. New Orlenns. Texas, Qraina: Ww 1 1 ood ordinary. Bs ist ae ra Peis dg 143g MM 14% 4% Middling. . 1s 15! 1b’ 15% Good roi ne 1535 154 1a 158) Middi 160% 16 16 1655 Fair 16 Lids 16 1673 Quotations based on standard of classitcation in force September 1, 1874, and on upland cotton in store running in quality not more than half a grade above or below the grade quoted :—Ordinary, 18c.; good ordinary, Ic. ; strict good ordinary, 14ic.: low middling, 14%c.; mad dling, 15%¢.; good middling, 16,c. The sales were:— To-Day Last Be'g. Tota a 9% 379 Speculation 8 - B Total... 41 96 8OT —For future delivery (Dass low miaditng) the sates have been as tollows:—Yesterdav, atter two P, M.—February, 700 at 15 7-2c., 100 nt 15 5-32c., 200 at Likxe.; March, 1,300 ‘at 15 17-32c., 600 at 16)e. ; April, 200 at 15 27-826, ; May, 100 at 16 7-32, ; June, 100 at 169-16c,, 100 at 16 1782 Total, 8,300 bales. Yesterday's closing prices—January, 16c., nominal; February, 15 32c. a 15\c.; March, 1534 April, 15 13-16c, @ 15 27-320. ; May, 16%c.; Jane, 16 15-32c. Jaly, 16 11-16e. a 16%e. ; Angust, 16 29-820. a 16 15-16c. Mar- ket weak. Today, up to two ¥. M.—January, 10) = ae February, 10 at l5c., 100 at 15 1-I6c., 10) at'l4 31-32c., 100 at pes 10) at Maren, oD at 157 Hoey 100 at, 18 200 at 15 1332 it 15 bein 15 13.Bie 15%c., 400 at 15 23-B2e., Bud'at 100'at'L6 3:-32c., 100 at 16 1-32c., met 10) a 16 12, 100 at 16 3-320. iW at ice 300 at 16 3 ae t 16igc.; June, 400 at’ 1s 1332c., 300 at 16 15-32¢. ; Taly, Ay a 16 19-32c.; Angust, 100 at 16%c., 100 at 16%c. Total, 9.90 bales. 'Grand total, 16420 bales. The te- celpes at the various ports were a Galveston, 3; NeW Orleans, 4,045 davannuh, 1.886, Charivston, 1,000; Wining ton, ay No New York, 400; Boston. 312; Phi inaelp hi, 222. {ot pales.” This day last wock, 4045. “This day last year, wei orrex.—Nothing of interest has yet transpired. The samples of the steamer’s cargo are not out, and no busi- ness Will be done until these ave shown. Prices are nominally. 3c. lower. Thouzh no range is yet estab- lished it is generally (ohare that this fs about the reduction, that We quote | nom- .: fair do. § Rood do., 190. a Ike. rime dé. Ihe. tng: + Java ay, ats, Me, ; be; Laguayra, ibe. . 20%e. 8 200. St Domingo, 176 a7 Porto. Rico, | 2uc.; Costa Rica, | can, 19. a Reoatura, Inio- wale; “Saveniiia, ia, 8 hee. ; Guracoa, 1ge- a '1age., gold. sixty and Muec day PLOUR AND GRAIN. —Rggelots—Flour, 9.049 bbls. + wheat §0e0 bushels: corm, 19,90), do. corn meal, 82 bbls. an 619 bags; oats, 23, heey The flour ‘marxet’ was without improvement. the demand was very light and quotations hominal, Reported sales were 8.4v) bbis. Southera tlour ruled weak. liye tlour shows no change th price, but trade was ory ‘ght, Corn meal ruled ith 9) bbs reported sold within the range of prices quoted. We quote’: 10. 2 Suate, Supertine State. £xtra State.... Choice Stat Superfine W Extra Western Minnesota. .... Round hoop Unio, shipping brands Pome te pee Unio, wade bi rani ParIaGroceomoane No. 55 ee pouthern, su Southern, extra, Southern, fami Corn meal, Weatern. Corn meat, Jersey Corn meal, Brandywine Corn meal, puncheons. memce! ISRSER ESSSPSTRRkAAKSs ai about’ $i ove $112 for Chicago, $1 12a $1 l4tor Milwaukee. There were wiles Of about 30.00) bushels within this range and 15,000 usbels last ev fo. 2 Milwau- kee. Corn new active ‘Reported sales were 117,000 bushels, at 87c. a Se. for new mixed, s8c, a 89c. for high mixed and yellow, Ste. for old, in wore. Oats were ir- ular, boi closed steady at about yesterday's prices, Fates 34,00 bushels at O7e. ‘@ (de, for mixed and Ose. & ‘Tuc, for white. Hariey was quiet. About 4,00) bushels Canada sold at $1 60, and 8.020 bushels at $135 for two- 1m Store and $1 40 tor do. atioat. ‘The market was quiet, both on the berth and for charters, but rates exhibited no appreciable he engagements were:—To Liverpool, steam, 40,00) bushels grain at W'gd. a l0\d., -4,00) do. do. at 10d. a lid., 700 bales cotton at id.’ 944d. To London, by” steam, '1,000 $5. ‘and 160 bbls ork, ae Os, 67a. dnd, by sail, 300 bois our at 25 34. O' Glasgow," by steam, 10) bbis‘of apples at 45, ‘Bnd, b sail, 24,000 busheis ot gfain, on private terms. The char: ters include :—A Bremen bark, hence to Bremen, with 00) bbls. retined petroleum, at bs,; a British bart. trom hiladelphia to Cork ers with ot ‘grain, at from do., same voyage, Ns ates, Sy or fr direct Sdn ce, a‘Briuish ship, trom 0. to Antwerp, with 8,000 bbls. of refined petroleam, British steamer, hence to Laverpooh, with 5,200 Bhsnele of rain at Wee per quarter, in an Italian brig, dv tons, hende to Aliount, with a tui cargo of tobacco, at 35a. for Virginia, and 408 tor Ken- tucky; @ British’ bark, hence to Newport, with 2000 quarters of grain, at6s 6d. and the balance of cargo, oil cake, on private terms; @ British bark, 400 tons, trom Baltimore to the United Kingdom, general cargo, on private terms. MoLasaes.—The market tor domestic sales wag steady, and, some 22) bbi Tange of Drices quoted. at bls, flour at uite is. were reported sold at the There 18 no ioreign stock in the but arrivals are looked tor by the close of the’ month. We quote:—Cuba, centritugal ana B6cq; do. clayed, v6c. @ 40c.; do. musco- if, icra d2c.: do. do. xrocery, 4c. & 450.5 Porto Rico, sc, a G0c. ; Snglish islands, a So; New Orleans, S50. a 670. Naval stores.—On 'Change today. the market for spirits of turpentine was dull, aud in the absence of Heo wholly nominal. Merchantable order quoted a S70, the better price generally usked. Strained Rosin was also neglected and ominal, quoted ‘at $2 0 a $2 10 for common tw good. | We note sales of Gomail ubis. of kood strained od No 3 at$i an tat pec ae were negiected and held at previously pub- ished figures, PxrroLeum.—The market for refined continued quiet and unchangea. note @ sale of 3000 bbis. for last hult of month at Ie, Crude, in balk, quoted at Gc. & Cgc. 5 WO Dbis, for prompt delivery, at the inside price. Cases quoted at I7c, # 17%4¢., and naphtha at 9ige, for city, The Philadeiohia market was dull and ‘un changed. Refined quoted at 12%4c. for early seiiver The segek markets were quiet ‘and not essentis ally chang Provisions. —Receipte—Pork, 511 bis. ; bees, 309 pack- ages; out meats, 121 do. ; lard, 1,29 bb's. ‘and tierees and if fogu ‘Ihe market for ingss pork comuinued dull and nominal. New quoted at $20 0 on the spot, and oid 4: $20. New quoted for February. and Murch ac 3 Bacon—The market was quiet but firm. Western ibn Clear quoted at l04e, short clear atlic., and ions and short clear together ~ Dressed hogs were quiet and prices exhipitea Beef—The market re- wained very qulet. wi out transactions of consequence 12 for extra mess Inspected, $10.50 a pected, $10 50 for plain mess inspected, $9 5) Plain” woes, “undnspected. aud tierced, beat at for india mess and $0 tor ‘an city extra India mess at $2¥. hams ‘wore dail iy yaluws pominally Neste, within the range of $21 Wa $i Cut meats continu ed quiet but firm. We heard of sales of 1 piekiod. should loose pick! Fics hams os Lidge. ; 13,000 Ibs. ati nd 1 packages fresh OU ers a loge. oy bellies, and 10%. for hams, quote :— led shoulders, fe, smoked do.. 9 ‘Siokled hats Lea lisse: ed do, lsc. Lard—The market for Western fcam was i shade firmer and closed strong. We note sales of 10) flerces on the spot at ge January quoved 37 werces for Febras Sin tlerces tor March at ‘lic., closing ai tha jab recs for April and 290 terces f at 1a, tlerces, sellers’ of per Ib. City lard wa was yi] with BuGak — The mar! ‘gee More or jess homing Ui 8 for May option six monthe at 13 15-16. sales of 150 Heroes at 1474 $3 oods continges dull al of 8 hla Cae favor buyers Sales were rep Cuba ood refining et 8x0., 296, boxes en mixed lots on DH va , Sig a few days rivate figure. Ke- fied as $xcossivel rather weak at lM 6 for parc for white standard A othe common, | 7c. & aes hoe Cc. a 8! ~e 3, Bors ee Byes satoesty, Ir to Bou «BBG. ¢ prime to glee, ; en itids. and oxo Nos. molasses, dds, and 1s TO. Seiedo, Ved, DOXes, Dutch Sandan fia ah roa nie ‘ag. to 1k Bice. WANG | do, 1S 8 9fo, j* dow, 18 to 18, 9246. 4 TUdKe fs | fe eee 0) | 40.19, to 20 love. a L0sie.: white. OKc..n 10K. Porto Rico—Refning, common to prime, 134. Boia | grocery, fair to, choice, yee. a Ye. Brazil—Duich stan ich standard, Noe io we, able. Manila—Su perior and ome su) erior, Tae. New Orleans—Refining grades, 634c. a de trom the usual distributing business there was very litth doing. bout steady with a fy xy BS We Boke qpoun 8 146. ier or Hc a T%e. f om for prime and 3c ae for Cholees yr a. T4C, & 8c.4 Patna, Tea Tie, and ety at 160, sips S91 bbls. the market was quiet Wi fates Is) bis. at oT, a wie, closing at the lows rp bn ces; also 50 Lisanal of alcohol at Waco, DOMESTIC "MARKETS. 1875, Cotton quiet and unchan; Ae ‘middling, axel “Net re- ceipts. 963 bales. Exports coustwise, 97% Bales, 700. Swock, 84,852, New Onieans, Jan, 13. 1875. Cotton quiet ang firm; bag ey lie. Net receipts, 4,046 bales; gross, 4075 Sales, 4,750. stock, 277,152, Pe city aulet; ican 1a bgp ee ae bale _ +7 iy a (Oe et receipts, ales. Cotton firm; meting, 1430. by rors that Soe bates. . cel Salen 11125. Stock, 9 54 Oswerco, fan. 13, 1875. unchanged; sales ot 500 bbis at $6 for 625 tor amber winter; 86 0 for white extra, Wheat aniet; No. 1 Mil. extra white Michigan held sales of one car at S8e.; Quiet: sales of 400) t 1,500 ao, state at $1 L. $58 per ton.. Mlitreed £1 3 afloat all mixed heid at ‘ie. pe Canada at $i (79 $1 47 meal, unbolted Shorts, $3; ah pstuils, $25 dlings, $: Burrato, “ey 13, 1875. ashgoelp@e—Flour, 3,700 dota. wheat, 3,060 bushels; corn, a0 U0) 5,000 do. 5 omts, do. niping 1s. § aan bushels: Sorn, do. Flour steady; sales 700 bbls. at quotations Wheat neglected ; asking for car lc hiwaukee, $1 06s No. 1 do, $115; No. 1 hard do., $116. Corn stronger ; sates ten cars Dew on trick, to arrive, at 79c, 1,500 bushels new in store, 0c. 4 old Western in store, Sic. y views: no sales | Rye in fair de three Gars of State to arrive, ¢ track, at $1 y ; Sales rot renor ted; asking, bat 42a $1 48 fort Cane reased hogs higher at $a $9 2% Pork quiet at 2550. Highwines nominally 6c. LEDO, Jon 18, 1873, Tou Maar, Enchanged, Wheat tea No. 3 white Wabash, No. $l ssyber fiohiaals : 400 bushels No. “in Bat $ red, Ste. ats ‘declining! ‘white, . ise “Michigan, 574gc. Clover seeds, $5; mammoth. Dressed hogs quiet. ceipts—Wheat, 2.00) bushels; corn, 25000 do. ; oats, 3,000 do, Shipments—Wheat 1,00) bushels; corn, 10,000 do: OureaGo, Jan. 18, 1875. Wheat quiet and weak; Sere, Febranry, 84 ted. 7660. bru Flour quiet and stendy:, dull. Ko. Sag Ser40. ash, ‘BBC: $ B3ke.% Tel ae ted, ‘ixed. Ble. a Blige. No Rye quer and unchanied, 2 spring, $1 25 a Dressed. hos “dull and» declining: heavy. $8 [ork dull and declining, bre 18:95 Mar BB cash $13. 47% Feb. med Wiakey th fae ‘call of the Board this juiet and anchanged, ushels wheat, 40,000 do. 10, barley. Shipments—7,:00 : she. Fobrauy. in tair demand, firm, $! 1B. 'ything “was D bois. flour, 65,000 corn, 13,000 do. oa's, 7,000 | bbis.'four, 16,0 0 bushels wheat, 13,c0) do. corn, 6,000 do. oats, 4,000 do. barley, HAVANA MARKETS. Spanish gold, chanve nomina. 207 a i on, ‘ine United Siates, Cy 85 8 mium; short sight, 8» a 0 pren gola, iM a 105 premtur on London, 125 mium. Sug sw) days, short sight, 106 a 108 preminin} a 130 premium; on Paris, 17 a 103 pre- nominal. —__+-2 + ___. FINANCIAL. A UTY OLaIMs COLLEG + conducted. by an any charge. dress LAWY i D AND LITIGATION experienced attorney, without essful; lent references. Ad- ALES active stocks 1 to ly from market on members of the New York Stock Exchange, cilities tor executing orders for the purchase or sale of stocks or stock privileges | neal iT, FROM $1,000 10 $50,000, TO LOAN on improved or unimproved Real bstate in this are unequalled by any other house. We give all city or Brooklyn, Williaa of years, withou. bonus, UR eerie a * Stock Priviieges on orders our personal attention, aud guarantee sat- AM kb. LEAVITT, 130 Broadway. FINANCIAL. pasvany 1 is ra SEVENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT ou the NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY orth * UNITED STATES OF AM Washington, D. © RECEIPTS. Premiums, Including receipts on reinsured policies, $923,575 20 uerest and’ preuiium on gold 134,600 88 Total receiptsin 1874... ++ $1,058,179 78 DISBURSEMENTS. Death claims Matured ena Gash aud allowances for surrende: Premiums on policies reinsured Dividend on stoc! ‘axes and license f Cominissions. . All other expenditures. Total disbursements in 1874 Cash in bank United States bond: State ana city bonc Real estate (builiting)..... Loans secured by fist mortgag. te wooo wo 2,119,592 60 Loans secured by collaterals: 43.267 80 Loans secured by poiicies in force 67,382 Commuted eominiss! Premiums in c1 ection Deterred semiannual and quarterly muums (nev) » 84,479 38. Office turniture, es ledger’ Balances and all 6: 20,109 47 Gross assets, January 1, 1575. LIABILITIES. Reinsurance reserve on policies in force Keserve on policies lapsed aud liable for render and restoration. Present value of premiums due in ture years, paid in advance Death claims reported, but not due. ‘Total liabilities, January 1, 1875...... Surplus, being security additional to the re- serve. $1,425,198 20 Surplus, Jannary 1, 1876. surplus, January 1, 1874. Increase of surplus during the year....... ‘The loans, secured by first mortgages of real estate, amount to $2,119,962, a sum cousiderably in excess of its total policy liability, oa Tho surplus, $1,425,198, is © Policy holders, being addition: rely for the security of to the reinsurance fund, which alone ditords ample protection. During the last year the company has paid to repre- sentatives of deceased policy holders $279,061, and for surrendered policies $237,104, has paki a dividend upon its stock, has met the exp $1,425,198, an increase of $17 beginning of the year. and now has a surplus of tover the surplus at the The low rates, the large capital, the definite con- tracts and the liberal polic especially worthy of the confidence and patronage of the public, Oficers—John V, Farwell, President: L, D. and Paol Cornell. View Presidents; J. tary; Einerson W. Peet, Actuary. Branch Office. of the National, render it Cortright F, Crank, Secre- 157 to 163 La Salle street, where the business of the company is transacted. CARTWRIGHT & CARPENTER, Managers, 34 Park row, New York. J ANTED—BY MANUFACTORY OF STEAM ENGINES and standard articles. $20,000. Address JOHN, 1,802 Olive street, st. Louis, io % ‘bere MANUEAOLORE OF STEAM EN- Ines and n tl A JOHNS 1802 Olive street, Se Lous Mtoe NdreRS Chicago, Il. imaction, Explanatory pamphlets sent free. ‘UMBRIDGE & CO., Bankers and Brokers, Ro. 2 Wall st., New York, T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies: Mortgage and other securities. Insurance of all kinds effected with best companies. J. J. HABRIGH & CO., 117 Broadway. $1. OOO SASH AND. BALANCE IN R aL ES. tate, will buy one of the best pa cor- her Liquor Stores down town, with a valuubie lease. Address box 123 Herald Uptown Brancn office. —i, 8 AND 10 PER C * City and State onda Railroad Bonds, City ‘Also other choice Stocks and Bonus paying 10 cont at @ reduction below par, tor sale by ALBERT H. NICOLAY & CO., Stock Brokers and Auctioneers, 43 Pine street N. B.—Investnent Securities our 4 $1. 000 TO $5,00.—A PARTY CAN OBTAIN AN interest in a monopoly already established ; Permanent the year round; safe and legitimate; profits ay bper cont: large income certain; investigate person- D, MARTIN, 335 Broad way, room 35, $9, 000. Bettiah Morignies Su improved: Prop: erty, in city or Brookipn, pon AS EE, 6 Wall We 8. 5 ‘all street, DEVAULTED RAILROAD BONDS A SPECIALTY nd bonghet by 8 se See cap ae house of Nov 43 Pine street, New York. Stocks and Bonds not dealt in at the New York Stock Exchange our specialty 23 years, NY petites eee EXCHANGK WILL BE PUR- aged 01 five per (nea Ff at close tory circulal “RAILROAD BONDs OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT + and sold. “Securities of detauited roads a specialty. EDWAKD G. FOX, 30 Broad street. A Post office box 1,336. A. J. & W. SELIGMAN & CO., Bankers, 21 Broad street, New York, issue letters of credit for travellers, payable in any part ot Europe, Asia, Atrica, Australia ‘and America; draw bills of exchange and make telegraphic transiers of money on Europe and Caitornia, LL PERSONS NOT DESIRING TO SURRENDER their life insurance policies by absolute sale may borrow the cush surrender value at 43 Pine street. 3. SHBLDRAKE 4 & co, LADY WOULD LIKE TO MEET WITH A PARTY of gentiemen willing to bear the expenses of a gen- wel home: the highest referenee, given and required. ddress Mrs, B., Herald Uptown Branch oilice. N EARLY APPLICANT CAN PLACE $75.00 FIRST Mortgage on tinproved city property, worth Over double; wanted to replace a ioan about maturing. No, % Pine street, room 1 A LIBERAL ARRANGEMENT WILL BE MADE with the right party having from $5,000. to $10,000, to be used in manutacturing 4 patented article of great value, to be used on cars and ferries; orders already on hand. snr F. lin) fehcsbents ome: CTIVITY IN STOCKS MAKES PRIVILEGES THR satest and most profitable method of operating on ; Sinall sums. Full iustractions in our weekly paper. Subsortption $150 a year. Sample copy, alto wr pREnE ey tree on. ap- ead or mailed by the, HICKLING % Bankers aad Brokers, 72 Broadw yy ‘New Yorke Bo boas Dit Leahey BANK, street ~— Hatars a ¥ oh, Doo. 15, 1874. TWENTY-NINTH DIV IDEN —The Trustees have directed that on and after Monday, January 1s, interest | at the rate of 6 per cent por annum'be paid to all aeposi- tors entitled thereto, Interest not withdrawn will be added to and will draw Star principal order HAMRISON HALL, President, P, Coren, Secretary. . C. D. BALLEY, ‘sreasurer, DEPOSITS MADR ONO BEFORE JANGARY DATE INTEREST FROM JANUARY L ANK BLANKS, SLIPS, BILLS, RECEIPTS, NOTE Hondings and every kind of Printing suitable tor banks, bankers, and | fnanclal companies TOD! furnished. ie tho METHOPOLITAN PRINTING STAB mili No, 218 Broadway. (araL SECURED FOR MERCHANTS, MANUPAO- J turers, Mining Companies, ike. Undersicned have applications from numerous persons desiring to invest NDER PROTHINGIAM & 0O., Bankers and Fibanelal Agents, i Wall street (STATE FUNDS TO LOAN—WITHOUT BONUS, ON Property i in Now York city. ISAAC HONIG, 1 Broadway, basement, rooms G. and H, REEDMEN’S SAVINGS BANK D TORS DE sting an early adjustment of their claims by a re- liable attorney will call, between 1 and 5 P. M.. on THOMAS H, HARTWELL, 19 Nassau street, New York. ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York city Mortgages, without bonus Principals de- Airing to BORROW OR INVEST apply to i. L. GRANT, U Pine street, NTERBST DIVIDEND. THE EQUITABLE SAV corner of Sixth a the 2th of Jannary rate of SEVEN P. T pe: $2,000 or less wnleh, ma ay ‘be ehtitied th Money deposited before the 20th ot J interest trom the Ist, JOHN B, DK WITT, President Gxo. C, WALDO, Secretary. JOHN 8. PIERCE, 106 BROADWAY, LOANS MONEY without bonus on approved Real state in New York and vicinity; also purchases Mortgages at lowest rates. — YG8 INSTITUTION, and Twelfth street, will pay on tan interest dividend ai the ereto, L* TEST CONGRESSIONAL DESPATCHES EVENING TEURGRAM EVRY NIGH ‘ONEY TO LOAN—ON GOOD, IMPROVED PARMS 4% welling House Property, in any part of the rugacge oust, Apply to or adress 1, DAVENPOR 31 Broadway. PRICK OF THE MANUFACTURERS AND BUILD. ory Fire Insurance Company, 207 Broadway.— New York, a 1us.—ihe Board of Dirccwes have tins day declared the tsual semi-annual Gividend of () five per cent, payable on and after the 15th in 3. J. NEST ELA, Secretary. FFICRS OF THE GUARDIAN FIRE INSURANCE Company, 187 Broad way, January 13, 1875, The Board of Directors have this day Uclared a stil suntiat Dividend of Five por equt payable on de nd tA. PAY " Socretary. RUST FUND OF $1800 TO LOAN—ON O(TY AND Brooklyn reai estate, Parties desiring loans will find it to their interest Ww. mare Sey. application, N bouus dharged. 0. G, BLANK JO Ri oad wase ean B annum on all sums ot | anuary will draw | $2 000. —WANTED, A GENTLEM ne WITH THIS UE AG ee rey, Hie and legi 3 ; - Stee mn solicited, Address L. W., Herald Uptown Branch office. $5.00 estate. Apply to W. Brooklyn. $8,000. ar : margin ample. Post ofiee, Now York. $10. 000 CHICAGO, ae AND VIN- $4,500, $4,000 AND $2,000, TO PURCHASE COOK, 235 Washington street, —FOR SALE, A SECOND MORTGAGE on first class improved. 1 rN New- cennes Railroad Company first Mor Bonds wanted. ‘Apply to WM. UILEY, Nova Watt ge TRUST PUNDS TO LOAN—IN 6 $250.000 tondtaa tnorigaze on Now York city Property in sums to suit. CALLENDER & LAURENCE, 30 Pine street. $400, 000 TO LOAN-—{N SUMS Tu SUIT, ON Festat improved city or Westchester Real ‘at simple interest: can remain. C. E, WLul hire Insurance Company, 187 Broadway. ERSHIPS. ALEXANDER HARGREAVES BROWN, OF RICH. mond Hill, near Liverpool, and John Edgar John- son, of New York, have this day’ been admitted partners in cur houses in this country and sngiand. 'N BROTHERS & Nuw Yorx, Jan. 1, 1875. Oo SSULUTION.—THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO- fore existing under the firm name of Limburger Brothors has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. Ail claims will be coliacteg, and 4 et debts ald by Lim- burger & Isldor. LIMBURGER January 6, 175. EUGENE Le LIMBURGER M’, R. V. B. SCHUYLER BECOMES A PARTNER an our firm, rom this date. SCHUYLER, TiARTLEY & GRAHAM, New Yor, Jan. 1, 1875. OTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP, We have this day formed a copartnership under the firm name of Lin burger & Isidor, and will conanue the manulacturing of haw ang caps aed 413 Broome street. HENRY N. LIMBURGER SIEGFRIED ISIDOR. JEW FIRMS WILL PIND THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 218 Broadwa an excellent piace to have thelr Printing done w Prompness, neatness and cheaplioat BUSWESS OPPOKTUNITIES. FIRS? CLASS OPPORTUNITY—FOR A MAN WITH some means, to start a confectionery and restau- Tant, in centre of business portion of a city near New York; but one restaurant in the place; doing a business of over $10),00) per year; building new; location res gerisapies rent froddrate: For particulars address Fi DLITY, box 2,021 New York Post office, BAPE, LEGITIMATR MANUFACTURING INDOOR , ,pusttons heeding $20 to $300; prodts 2X) per cent; rr asible Sen ANUVAGTURDE, Herald office.) °™ T° digs eh M. A A.—TEA, COFFBE AND DRY GROCERIES + business for sale, established over 20 years, on leading street yt Brooklyn. &. D.. doing good cash trade. Can be Lael CE Gash. “Owner bus other business Heraid of atte! both. Address RAKE CHANCE, lerald office. A PRODUCB COMMISSION HOUSE, WITH THE best of Soc correspondence, wants a partner ‘with $10,000, who will get an interest in a sound and rowing business, witha reliable connection. Apply to RIGGS & CARLETON, $8 Broadway. | Borrer MAN, WITH GOOD REFERENCES AND ‘small capital, wants to buy or obtain part interest liquor busine in a paving tonce, Address Js. mence work oitiee. FoR SALE—A STEAM PACKING-BOX FagTORY, doing a business of from $50,000 to $75,000, cash, annum, with m . per nnery and tixcures and all a purte- hunces’ “address, With real namo, BOXMAKER bo: 2. Herald office. were he can com. » box 160 Herald NUINE CASH OFFICE BUSINESS, PAYING G ‘rom #2000 to $8,000, a business man, with $750, wants | @ retiabie partner with toe same ainount. Apply to ADV Biri BR, 62 East Ninth street, 10 tll 3 0’ yelouk. “4 partner WITH $500—TO JOIN ADVE@TISER IN running plantation, merchandising and taking win- ter boarders, near pieasant town; climate charmin; ear round. Address FLUORIWA, Herald ranch otfice. TTPO WOODWORKERS STATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS for sale in a valuable patent in the house furnishing line, Apply to 8. A. SMITH, 2 Pau street. WARTEDGA PARTNER, WITH A CAPITAL OF $4000 (0, in 8 ladice dress trimining ‘manutuc: turing! Bosaneee, in the best located part of the = having been in existance for several years.“ Knowled in this Une of business is not quite necessary ; however, & manufacturer will be preierred. Address DEKSS. TRIMMINGS, Herald office. ANTKD—A Satie TO ia THE MEAT siness, object to bu: at or form & ‘tnership. Address MEATS, box 121 h Heeaid of tines HITE LEAD PATRNT FOR SALB. —E MILNER'S Patent, No. 140,721, dated July 8, 187%, for sale. Pare Hes wishing iJ te t for it Fe by letter. for terms and BRANDON RUBGAN BROW Brookly particulai Neers and teat Agen! Southampion Br Chancery lane, London, a, England. WANTED—A PARTNER WITH $4,000 CASHIN COx- fectionery, cake and pastry baking uses has been years Brcetws inte ARERR Chan ee akon dirst Vorwages ot ‘on Brookivn improved real | | im the BUSUWESS OPPORTUNITIES, rant ED—IN A STAPLE MANUPACTURING BUSI \ 8s, 4 special or active Partner with $25,000 cash “addres MANUFAOTUREK, Herald office. capital $200 TO INVEST IN SOMB BUSINESS; AM & sood bookkeeper and salesman. address, stating bast security, PS, and Services required, x. Herald Upiown Bradch olfice. — ESTAB- $3.000 Mate Prod paying mamuracrartng bus ness which wil ts investigation, Address B. & Woy box 133 Heraid office. $4,000 72,88 WILL BUY THR GOODS IN * & country store a Delaware, doing @ good, hive cash business in dry goods, grocertes, boots, shoes, 40. small dwelling to Weankty 8 of New York taken as part payment. Address PKOYRIETOR, 210 Herald office. WILL SECURE BALF INTEREST {N $5, 000 wer non varuaple Patent just issued; money under control of party furnishing it and to be used only for the manufacturing of the article, which will sell readtiy for cash, with over 250 per cent profit Apply to H. B. BUNSTER, 10 Barclay street a ee WALL STREET NOTES. -_ THE WFSTERN UNION AND THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC—WABASH AS OLIVER TWIST. The street furnisved very littie sensational news yesterday that calis for comment outside of the stock list. The sudden transformation scene in telegrapnic circles, whereby the General Superin- tendent of the Western Union Teiegraph Com- pany was changed inwo @ President (so report says) of the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com- pany, only exciting discussion, It is apparently useless to seek iniormation upon these points irom the fountain-head, as is THE PURPOSE OF ALL TRUE JOURNALISM. Mr. Orton, President of the Western Union fele- graph Company, assured the writer, upon direct inquiry, On Tuesday, that the correspondence ve- tween himself and Mr, Eckert was in the hands of Uhe Associated Press, and would be given out by that body to the several papers proprietary and subscribers connected with that tustitution, No copy ol that correspondence has yet reached the HeRaLp office, and while Mr. Orton and Mr. Eckert are only units in 4 population of over twenty millious of people, it is worth while to inquire why, if it nad been sent in, as Mr. Orton positively stated it had, supplementing this statement with a further one that he did not retain a copy of tt, did not the Associated Press give tout, The information on the street upon this head was to tue effect that lacer in the cay, alter the writer had received the pledge of the President (Orton) that the cor- respondence was in the hands of the Associated Press, and would certainly be given out, which Statement the writer accepted upon the bonor of @ genUewan in Mr. Orton's position, and beiteving himseli wWereby retieved from further responsi- bility in hunting up, retired, it was withdrawn. Now the question is, 1s the Associated Press a bu- reau of the Western Union Telegraph Company ? Here is an opportunity for Mr. J. W. Simonton, PACIPIC MATL furnished pothing uew yesterday to contempo- raneous history. Russell Sage, it is said, sull with- holds bis acceptance Of & seat In the reconstructed direction, and it is hinted that his reticence in this regard has reterence to a purpose that Rutus Hatch suould first reure. Certainly, even the best friends of Pacific Mail eannot take much saiisiaction out of its present atuitude veiore the people. TOLEDO AND WABASH. A meeting of this company was held yesterday, at which some proposition was made, and, we learn, acted upon, in regard to a bew loan. The company will probably advertise such action, which 18 wholly personal. ANOTHER BANK FAILURE. THE UNION BANE OF JERSEY CITY SUSPENDS OPERATIONS. No little excitement was caused in Jersey City yesterday forenoon when depositors in the Union Bank, situated in Montgomery street, found the doors closed against them and the following notice posted up:—‘‘This bank is closed for business till further notice. By order of the Directors.” Am investigation of the cause of tne failure showed that the concern has been running down hill for several months, It has been in existence only about four years. The first President, Mr, George W. Cassidy, retired from the post six months ago and Mr, Sandiora was appointed in his place, The change did not improve the prospects of the bank, and a suspension was at last inevitable. The difficulty has arisen from the accumulation of a large amount of sugpended paper, which was originally taken under the former management of the bank, Some of this paper is of doubtiul char- acter, some 18 probably valueless, but the amount O1 it was too heavy for the institution to success- fully carry, and the judgment of the officers and directors 18 that to suspend now was the wisest course to adopt in the interest of the depositors. At @ meeting Neld on Tuesday night a tender of assistance was profiered by otber banks of the city, but the directors concluded to decine it, it ig urged that the assets are sufficient to mect the claims of the depositors and that the losses will fall on the stocknolders oniy. The latter will hold @ meeting on Saturday to discuss the actual con- oo of the accounts and the causes of the fail- ne week ago a statement of the affairs of the bank for the quarter ending the first Monday of be present month was issued and was as foi- OWS — RESOURCES. re nd discoants.... d other securitic Furniture and. fixture German-American Bank, N. Y. Due from other banks. . Cash items, bills, checks, &c. ... Total Capital stock. Profit and loss. Interest and disc Exchange aud premi Individual deposits. Due other banks. ‘Tax dividends unpaid Total... LAABILITIES. THE SAILORS’ STRIKE. A CLAIM FOR HIGHER WAGES—BOTH SIDES OP THE CASE. Captain Charles ©. Duncan, an experienced commander of American ships, was appointed Commissioner for this port under the act of 1872, makmg it obligatory jor ali sailors to be shipped 1m presence of the Commissioner, to protect them against fraud and violence. The shipping charges inallfor each man are $2 50, and the number shipped in New York during 1874 was 21,262, It ts admitted at the Commissioner's office that a strike for higher wages took place a few months since. Tis is attributed to the great depression in the shipping interests of the country, which threw a large number of mariners out of employment. Wages lor seamen were consequently much re- duced, and according to Captain Duncan such reduced wages have been gladly accepted, “bat While those seamen who have been Jortunate enough to find employment have gone to sea weil satisfied, the large numver oi the unemployed leit On shore have been easily led by their ey and other designing men to believe the shipping law responsibie for ali their misfortunes, and have willingly joined in meetings, processions ana me- mortals denouncing it.” ‘The Shipping Commis- sioner deciares that neither he nor mis office haw anything to do whatever with the regulating of wages. That matter rests between the captains and the sailors, and he pursues a strictly impar- tial course in the matter, not leaning to the one side or the other. Since the strike commenced business nas, progressed at tue office, tt is stated, in the usual way, aad plenty of men are lorthcom- tug when required, ‘the sailors and ing-house keepers tell a very different stoi ving ont personal allusions, ‘are offered guly $14 or $15 per 0 they state that mouth; that ma#iy are ovliged accept these '# Only care is to rates, and thas the Commissioner's secure his ‘The seamen consider that they are juily able 90 take care of themselves and can do so without #0e assistance of so-called ald societies or shipping Commissioners, who they think in} me of benevolence, On the public and on Congress, AS to the boarding-house keepers, a portion of whom are arrayed in hostility against he Commissioner, the sailors say that wishoat them they woulda be left homeless and aestitute alter arriving in port, and that, moreover, Sate are indebted to boarding masters for being able get wages of any consequence whatever some of the wen declare that they have been treatea harshis at and driven away trom the Commiasion- er’s office because they claimed that th: w: offered were unreasonably low. The striking satl- ors demaud $30 per month to ail foreign ports, Witle the ruling rates are $20 (in some cases much less is accepted), with the exce; English 9 woiel Is $30, shots THE ELEVATED BAILROAD. The annmal meeting of the New York Elevated Railroad Company took place yesterday at the omMces of, the company, No. 7 Broadway. The fol- lowing, directors were elected:—Milwn Court- wrigat, James A, Cowt . Boot avid. DOws, A. & Barnes, Re i tawe, We We 1. Wallace, A. H. Barney, John H. Dave Tence and Harvey Kerned: ~The Gailicers, consist Mut dent, and Jam “4 G0 cove z,, urer, were Tr pa th mies cam street to tt ork “ninth street, em lan angs of met Sate mete ch one merce ‘al gyal rare et t ler to have a@ train Call at cack s\auon at least Once in every ten ~