The New York Herald Newspaper, February 27, 1875, Page 9

ANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, - ae HN Stocks Irregular and Specula- | tion Without Feature. | GOLD ADVANCED TO 1141-2. ay Money 21-2 and 3 Per Cent on Call—Bonds Generally Steady. ones cee EXCHANGE FIRM. ALL STREE’ Fripay, Feb, 26—6 P. M. | ‘The results of business in the Stock Exchange | to-day ure indicative of the difficulty with waich the market 13 moved without strong artificial pro- | pelling power, aud of the doubt that inspires the majority of operators as to the effect of the pres- | ent manipulation. Taose who are buyiug siocks | fod more thrust upon them than they want, and the probability of a strong advance is therefore not specially encouraging; while those whose dis- position it isto sell “short? Gnd their ambition auddehiy checked by counter movements that are for the time being reflected upon the market. So, petween the two opposing elements, the financial situation is made to appear dull and unsuggestive. There were THE USUAL FLUCTUATIONS during the day, but no remarkable advance or de- thine, Erie was notably weax in sympathy with London prices, aud lost % per cent from the clos- ing prices yesterday, It opened to-day at 27, ad- vanced 3¢ und gradually receded to 26;. Tne pre- ferred stock Icil off from 45 to 43%. Northwest commion was likewise depressed, showing a loss Since yesterday's transactions of % per cent, and on the prefermed stock 134 per cent. No action Was taken to-day, as was expected, in regard to the bill pending in the Wisconsin Legislature, and this may account lor the decline. The common stock opened at 4234, touched 42's and steadily fell Om tv 4134, the close being made at 41%. Tne pre- Jerred stcck sold at 54% @ 54% @ 53%. closing at 53%. Lake Shore, considering the amount of deal- ings, suffered trifling fluctuations, selling at 73 a iS a 73%. THE MOST ACTIVE BUSINESS Was again done in Pacific Mall, which opened at BQ, sold at 32}¢ a 32% a 33% a 32% a 333, and finally at 334g. About 30,000 shares changed hands, Union Pacific was next on the list in point ot activity, and waa firmly upheld at 4034 a 40 and thence upward to 40%, Closing at 4035, Western Union sold at 73 a 72% and closed at 73%, and, like aome other stocks, was chiefly deait in by mem- bers of the Board who could make quick turas ana small profits without the payment of an exor- bitant commission. In fact, the rule whicn regu- lates the latter continues to withhold business irom the street. The transactions tn Wabash were moderate—only 3,500 shares—and the price ranged between 11% @ 11%, with a close at 11, “selier uxty.” Onio and Mississippi ranged from 26a 4 to 24,ending at 243%. C.,C. and LC. sola at 5% 26%. St.Paul common opened at 34, sold down to 33%; and closed at 84; the preierred stock Was 63% a 53 a 5334. THE SALES OF ACTIVE STOCKS amounted to about 139,00 shares, which are divided as f.ilows:— New York Central and Hudson, 350; Ene, 12300; Lake Shore, 11,500; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 20); Northwestern, 17,200; do. preferred, 2,100; Rock Island, 700; Pacific Mall, 29,700; St. Paul, 5,800; do. preferred, 1,000; Ohio, 9,900; Western Union, 22,100; Wabash, 8,400; Union Pa- Cific, 22,600, ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The following are the changes atthe close of the market compared with tnose of yesterday ApVance—Delaware and Lackawanna, 343 Esclfic Mail, 343 Union Pacific, #0 Western pnlen Dectine—C., C. and we 363 Erie, 3 North. western common, %; rey io and Reed eels MS Nortuwestern preferred, 1. ‘The stocks that remained steady at tne close were Atlantic and Pacific preferred, New York Centrai, Hanuibal and St. Joseph, Hariem, Lake Shore, Quicksilver, Roek Isiand, St, Paul, Wabash, Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph and Canton. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The sollowing table shows the opening, highest | and lowest prices of the day:— AS civ ek cas era Lowest. OL 10154 FOREIGN | ] N. Y. Central. coh ae 36 E 13% 3 | 11% 4245 Nortnwestern pre: 54% Rock Isiand 103% Mu, and St. 34 Mil, and St. Paul pre: 5336 Oulo and Mississippi. 2535 New Jersey Central... 10834 bel,, Lack. and West 11054 Guioo Pacific. 40% G., Cand 1. C...... 5Y Western Union. 13% Pacific Mail 3344 Pauama,.. lid THE MONEY MARKET. | Money was without change, rating as heretofore | At 2; a 3 per cent on call joans. lailures commercia! paper is more carelully scrutin- ize than usual, but the rates are about the same as last quoted, to-wit:—4 @ 43, lor sixty days,4a6 for six Months for gilt edged paper, and for | “good” paper, 5 a 544 per cent for sixty days and 5@ 6 for four months, single named paper is quoted at 595% for sixty days and 6 and 6 for four months. Lower grades range from 8 to 12 and 15, according tothe status of the drawers, Foreign exchange was quiet but frm. The rate tor demana sterling was advanced to 4.87 on account of the requirement for settlements. The Jollowing are the late quotations:—Prime nom- inal rates, 4.83 and 4.87; selling rates, 4.823 a 4.83 and 4.8634. Continental quiet but frm; reich- marks asking rates, 94% und 95%; selling, 94% a 9434 and 9534 a 9534; cables, 95%; prime Paris, 6.1736 and 6.1434. GOLD 114% A 114%. The preceding Ggures represent the extremes ot the day. Intermediate sales were made at 114%, ‘The speculation in gold appears ior the moment to be ecnecked. percent, Loans were aiso made fat. OPERATIONS OF TUE GOLD KXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances $1,236,200 urrency baiances...... 1,511,105 Gross clearances $1,320,000 | CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT, Currency excnanges. +6 $66, 194,734 Currency balances 2,057,226 Goid exchauges..., 8,571,039 | Gold butances, 1,127,408 IMPORTS. | ‘The imports of ary yoods for the week ameuntea | to $3,396,817, and the amount marketed, $3,201,032, The total imports for tue week (general merchan- sise estimated) are as follow: Dry good ++ $3,906,817 | Merchand: + 6,000,000 | ‘Total eeeee THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. lt 1@ stated that the public dept statement for February wili show a decrease in the debt of be- tween $3,000,000 and $4,000,000, ‘The internal Tevenue receipts to-day were $600,425. ‘The cus- toms receipts were $600,000, ihe Assistant ‘Treasurer paid out to-day $342,000 on account of | (gterest and nothing in redemption of fve-twenty bondi GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed firm at the following qbotations:-—United States currency sixes, 119% | @ 119%; do. do., 11 registered, 118% a 118%; do. do., do., coupon, 119% a 120; do. fve-twenties, 1862, registered, 1163, a 11 do, do., do., pon, 116% @ 117; do, do., 1864, registered 117 a 117364 do, do., do,, coupon, 117% a 117%; do. do, | 1865, registered, 11844 a 119;, do, do,, do, cou- pon, 119% & 119%; do. do, do, new, registered, 1186 @ 11836; do. do, do., do, coupon, 118% 1185; do, do., 186%, registered, 118% @ 110; do, a0., do., coupon, 119% @ 110%; do, do., 1868, Tegistered, 119 @ 119%; do, do, do, coupon, 1199 & 119%; do, tensiorties, regiatered, 1135 & 113%} do. do, coupon, 116% a 117; do. fives, 01, Fegistered, 114% @ 114%; do, do., do, cou pOD, 114% & 114%, < s = | 894 a 8935 | 200 «anton Co... Since the recent | L The carrying rates were 2 and 2% | 2 ++ $9,396, 81 dbo aT NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, ‘AST 5.—TRIPLE SHEET, THE FOREIGN MARKET. The advices from London are unimportant, and | Teport American securities and consols a8 quiet ana firm. -day is lortnightly settling day on the London Stock Excnange. The principal feature was the decline in Erie from 24% to 2434. The following are the jast quotations:—Con- soils tor money, 93 & 93%; do. 93 @ 944; 1865 bonds, oid, 107% a 108; 1867 bonds, 107% @ 107%; ten-forty bonds, 102%; new fives, 102%; Erie, 243g. Rentes in Paris, 64f. 65c. RAILROAD BONDS, ‘These were again moderately active and well maintained, the principal feature being Union Pacilics. The sinking funds advanced from 83% to land grants sold at 95 a 9544 and first mortgages at 93%; Central Pacific firsts, San Joaquin branch, at $544; California and Oregon branch at 84 Pacific of Missouri firsts at 90; Chesapeake and Ohio first coupon, sold at 41; Chicago and Rock Island sevens at 107; + Morris and Essex econds, 105 ; Erie seconds, 1034; do. thirds, 103% a 103; Hannibal and St. Joseph eights at 847%; Michigan Southern seconds at 102; do, sinking funds, 10634; Lake Shore firsts, consolidated, reg- istered, 100%; New York Central sixes, 1887, av 9924; Vhio and Mississippi seconds at 8144; Cleve- land and Pittsburg fours at 96; Chicago and North- western drsts at 98; Alton and Terre Haute firsts, 104% ; Wavash seconds, 50; S'. Paul firsts, consoll- dated, 70; C. and 1. C, firsts, 64; Wabash, St. Louis division, sold at 593/ against 59 yesterday. BANK SHARKS, These were in moderate request and firm. Han- over Bank (10 shares) sold at 98%; Butchers and Drovers’ Bank (40) at 185; Bank of Commerce (40) at 119%. SOUTHRRN BONDS. ‘These were without feature, and, with few ex- ceptions, comparatively neglected. Some of the Georgia issues are said to be in private request, but, aga general thing, all the classes were neg- lected. Old North Carolinas are offering at 26, and new at 16, Uld South Carolinas close at 313, bid, and new issues at 3034. Old plain Tennessees left off at 67% bid, and new at 67 bid, the other issues being as last quoted, The closing quotation of Virginia consols was 57 to 5834. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Fripay, Feb. 26, 1875, BEFORE CALL—10 A. M. ae Lae MSRR. Bis 100 shs West Un Tel. .¢ 70 NO. eee 3 . BB 410 DO pases Nf 100 701 a Wab Ri pr. 10 Ong & MRR. 0. 10: a 1:30 A. M. — 3, ee FIRST BOARD—10:30 A, M. 108% 10) she nse RR.beo ITE Bye 83 27 400 Q 20 lov Mor & #8 7000 Erie ua im Sina MY Kit te a pr fs 84% 80) 1vov) Mich's 2d'm..... We * 110) 3 ‘30 Mich South $1... 10634 40) do. TINBS 73h 1009 Cen Pac Ist. SJ. Si GW) Obie NW'HR.‘be 41 100 L 8 con 1s ddssa seca: sMRpAL BONY Coase: eet B00" Ge 41 900 Ohio & Miss 24... 8143 80) S000 P Ist £0 br. By 1.0 80,00 eat . Ei as 10000 & 200 700 200 bs Err 100 Un Pac it. bee 9) Pac RR Mo Ist ‘ 4500 Clev & P 4tn. 1uW) Chi& NW li 4.00 Alt & TM 1000 Tol & Wab 2d. 1000 M _& St P lst, c.be uy at Western ad... 000 Li Brae ie ise ist bu.0 West Pac ds 5000 Mich Cen 7's, lu shs ae le 40 Butché 4) BK ot tg 10 Del& H Can, 100 Amer Ex. 10 do. 4 mutase i: be La do. “0 100 6, C Su 300 Harlem | 261i Cen KR, gu Panama i ) Brie KR. $2000 U S 5-20, ‘% S50 US 10-40, 1000 U 5 8's, ¢, BOARD=L P, Waa Ls & M3.de boss 118% Hiss 11g $1000 Cen Pac g bds. guy CE Ast, std. es Sov Bing Bio wo POR ist’) Bae 1uu00 Un Pac sik 1... 89%, ‘uO LS Hsteou e ... 2. 100% 20 Mor & #8 78, ‘71, 108 WW Ale TH ind.be 76 Holy West Pac bds.... 8 Tu0u 48 W dst ot suv) Mich Cen Iuuy 1s & ot 88, con HW NY cen Ist, © Be 50 shy Y & H Can. 10 ahs Cauion Co. be % 200 y 10) Mariposa | M, .be’bau lw Con Coal, be o 3 ae ‘Tl onto'é ities ptt'6's Ob WO do 9M 65 Morris & tas Rik.bo me 8 10) Krie RE prot:be bs 4356 mm vig Ty ark 5) 110 puc RW oF ito: 4 40 ® Warren -_ ‘yo! ONY Ce iH ® 1300 West Un tel do. for account, | | tarlo, at 163ge. David stewart, sold ou private terms, We quote-=io | 24 tiie. aa aed dontegearstrperr that i peoirhes, ggreons. 18%. rime iat ibee a leet ay Southern, 12 ibs a 18 ibs.) 18c. @ 18%gc., cur- Bvod do., iP} sige. + Jay. as they run. Drv upper leather—Buenos Ibs. Me. @ LL Lover. iiss. a 166. “ne compared. wiih the AuAl Source 0 ) | terduy these. quotations iudicuts an aUvauce of ia ee wo rat xa moron fa =viz., Feuruary, $82c. a ‘4c. ; March, 3-L6c : ackers, 35 | ao, ; July, 346.3 Augu 0 Ibs... hers Was soine disapnointueiit inthe tone of advices | neta | Whilea substantial linprovement had been expected to } © | indications, crop estimates are ranging materially lower 20 bu wo 3 24 100 ao. | eventally changed, excenting perhaps for hoops, WY _ do 2h 9 do. Mhich were a shade easier, We quote = Moiasses shooks, | BOLS ey ise with neds, $24 8: rshooks, with head Sz-tnen, 3. 4 1 Be Ty Onto Ko ‘ao. Heli, 9 6) a $2 6 ade Winch uni & NW . a & : Oks, H fe en ee pipe nih ks. $7; empty, Hogsheads, nominal, soops, 4 fect, ordinary. to rime, 8c. # 40c."; boone, Pacific Mai) ordinary to prime, 8c. a 38¢. West Un Tel... Corr he market, geuerably speaking, was qu Cuieksilver. WitU sales rovorted azcrecaiing aboue WWW ‘ibs of lake closing wt zie. a 2 Abe For exvort quater ‘apples continue 1 and are tirmy held. Peeled peaches wipeeed tira and rather slow of sale. Qurekstiver pt. Adams E Han @ St Jo ae honest le ‘ are ruling dull; Black berries. in Consequence of being held sbove the Views of buyers dui apples, sliced, Southeri app do., do. Cherries steady. We Sige, a Ue. du.. guarters, sy QUATLETS, 7146 877 tarley, We. wt ied peaches, N Jorden Ohio & Miss. Mil & St Paul, COMMERCIAL REPORT. o- COTTON HIGHER-—-¥LOUR FIRM—WHEAT STEADY — CORN DEARER--OATS FIRMER—BARLEY DULL— | been tai at he clos PORE AND LARD WERE FIRMER—GROCERIES | 4° ind some acalers asking even bigher Drices. MODERATELY ACTIVE-—FREIGHTS QUIET — | quote as follows:—Long Isiand a Jersey and near vy, PETROLEUM A SHADE EASIER—NAVAL STORES | ae ones Tuedemani in gener here lave been sitles at 3c., the market 1s excited, with no sellers under | i Grade 3s jouthern, DULL—METALS QUIET—EAST INDIA GOODS a ves do. aie QUIRT-—WOOL FIRM—WHISKEY HIGHER. iyi Sc. -Receipts—Flour, 4,110 bbls.; wheat, | corn, 5&4 do.; corn eal, 60 bbls. and Frivay, Feb. 26—6 P. M. 28,910 bushels; 42) bags: oats, 20,18) bushels’ The Hour warket ruled | The merchandise markers were still unsettied | firm under a lair demand froin the ae asso for ex: iy . tras tor shipmen Saies Were reported of (2,00) buis, rey 1 and prices fluctuating, Business in may com. the range ‘of prices Wich we quote, Cori meal was modities was more brisk, however, and in this regard there was an improvement. There was an | sUpertiue -t increased Movement in dry goods and hardware, | Extra sat and in the last mentioned business was active aud | (ho tw | superiine Western the market firm. Atthe Produce Exchange four | bxua W | steady but quiet; sules 73) bbls. We quoye i= | No. 2 State Ret area low stra extra, ; Beet, Cori meal, Wes | Corn meat Jerse: Provisions were still negiected, but | Cor Corn waa still frm under @ fair inquiry, though the.| jew hop Oulo, sipping brauda’ business did not present so large an aggregate as | sari hoop Ohio, trat {ie brands... yesterday. Wheat was steady, with a moderate) s:. Lows. inquiry, though by some the market was called 3! [us dearer. Corn was in demand and dearer, the | St. Louis, chou market closing steady. Oats were likewise in | & demand and firmer. Barley was still dull and nom- | ot ethepeees inal, Whiskey was again higher and indeman?, | Sot 4 though prices were scarcely so high at the ex- treme close, nominaliy unchanged, excepung lard, which was . pubcheons ¥ Wie as steady. with & imodera in request and deciiediy better. Cotton met with a bet- sslex were about bushels at $1 07 ter demand, and at the close showed an advance on 2 Vlilcago 3 Wa sh) Mt both “spot” and “future”? Groceries met with a fair | furred and amber w' 7 $l Ya $l Si tor’ white Wes demand, with the market for sugar ruling strong and rm; $f Ota $1 17 for umFaded lowa and spring. cept Corn was in tar request a Prices were higher. sules we. c. tor mixed maiuiv ellow. wats were firmer, 1.000 Lushels at 63e. a 7le, estern ‘and o7e. a 6¥44c. lor mixed. Barley | for coffee somewhat irregular and easy. Freights were } | | | ud nominal at about pl 10a $115 tor state, | | | | quiet, but unchanged. Petroleum was @ shade easier | and the market quiet. al stores were duil and nomi- | inal. Wool was in fuir request at steady prices, Asuxs.--Receipts tor the past three days, 40 packages. 12 ‘Trade was limited to smali Jobbing lots and prices were | Without quotable change. Pots quoted at 6c. per Ib. | Pearls nominal. Berswax.—The supplies are light and demand limited, but prices rather firmer. Quoted at Sle. a 38e. for yel- low Western and Southern. Burtka.—The market of this week when compared | steam, so ht. nouilnal rates tor grain, with last is not so active, but prices remain unchanged, | Si. 8 ee oy rey Wa pase Really choice half firkin tubs are becoming scarce and | , Ruud bushels grain wanted. In Western we hear ofa sale of 400 firkins of | atl. e Dare, Hence: to | sound early packed Iowa, destined for san Francisco, | #/lirert tet ‘chien, Ee anaree | at 182, This will relieve the marketa little and cause srius brigs, hence to Gibraluir, tor orders, with "1,200 a firmer feeling in solid packed Western, Our qu | bbis. of renned ‘oleum, respectively, ac os. 434d. tons are:—state Galriss, firkins and tubs, fine, szc Sic. Jory 6 ior Canada and $1 for Danubian; 5.00 d state Drought $110. a $1 15, iaser lor dui and nominal at obe. | Ts.—\We have Ho change to note in the market | for eights, whien remained quiet at rates ex. | hubiting no essential change, Jonnage tor chart.r con- | linued in demand trom the’ petroicum wade, but ior | | other purpo: y Kates remained | about steady. o Liverpool, by | steam ty Gibraltar for orders, wit hen Say bbs. or crude and a aphtha ats Norwegian | ower; State firking, ‘etoice do, do. fase to | Hick hence to Havre, with Som bls" oF petroleum and | ood to prime, 28¢. : do do, com. | products ats. Od: a’ iéritish bark, from Baltimore to | Be. a State halt Arkin tubs; chores. | Cork tor orders, with 840) quarters of grain at 7s. 6 { State, hale dream, tubs, cheice. | Gawk-—Quall ruled steady, with light offerings, Grouse | Stine z | are not abundans, the demand smait and prices a shade lower. ther descriptions ace essentially unchanged. We | quote :—Grouse, anpedy ie} per pair, oc. a Sie.5 grouse, shot, duc. a tridge, Siate and Western, | prime, $1 a $1 15; pacteldbes Wesiern, drawn, s0c. a We. : | partridge, Eastern, we. api; rabbits, soc. a.d0e,; hares, | Wc a -5e.', quail, good to e, per dozen, $2 50; quail, fair to good, uo, 94 404 $2 3/5 Dogri sat squabs, do, . com: a de. ry dairy, f inte to'good, Go" do. winter Eanes 2e a ; Western id Michigan tubs, choice dairy, ne, Pa bee a Jo. do., tir to ie on 8 a 4a $5; canvas back duck: ol per pair, $1 26 a $175; red | Aenean in to youd, 2 i Horr dubs choice, 2c: | Read ducky, fue, aie: aalland” ducks 30 a Zoe.3 teat | eet S on and wiugeon, 45. a 58c.; common uucKs, Ye, tc; do, uo. rks, good to prime, we. a | AN etes—cor Culcuita cloth the iaarket Was dull and fay Gane Onioona Tadiste nee ait | values to an extent nominal. Domestics met, with a 4 : itukted inquiry, the demand being ehieily tor jovuing ‘hus Bao. a eo ooo atatn, tie ‘ona | parcels, sules since our Jus: embrace «Uy roils tor tue ; Various’ styles, yery poor, 18e. a rolls ture delivery at Lge. We quote :—Domestic cloth, on Weetsra ‘Résstve and wichigaa. tne, 286. 4 af the spor, 11s, w 147,65 Calentta, ¥iKe.; Borneo, Ke. a 08 ea ee ee aime: | ej Bas as no change in the market for hemp, p. ti were quoted as Jolt Ainerican’ dresved “at $200 a $310 tor double, 101 2.5 a $270 Broom Corx.—The market continued dull, but prices pT Mena apres as follows: —Brush—short } for singie and $178 1or undressed. | Manila hemp quoted Fen, medium, We. a 1c. dnd red and red tipbed: ge FS MUMene Tati SED Cee cone oat fic Brooms are heid very firmly at old prices, a ‘ uy & $250, yo ne ial an, 927 ‘a $250, go! i ate was Bxaxs xD Peas.—Mediam beans continue in fair de. | Bexlected, but quoted frm at [roe ane Ongc. clions We Leard oi sales of 70) bales ut 3ie., car time. Juce butts were steady, but quiet; sales rele mand and hoiders are quite firm in thelr views Marrow | 1 demand and generally held above the Views of Duvers, | Tgp ales ta lot are, "currency, fame aud interest Our, quotations are:—Medium, new. chuice, 1 80 | _ JAY aNd otRaw.—ietali qualities or hay were in good | $185: Go., Tair, 10 good, Sh: narrows, | demand ac steady prions, while shipping grades were | lew,’ chuice, $2 do. fair to good? | Ot much sought alver, owing to the aifPeulty of moving Sta = rire peas owe sz 3 sos: red Kidney. ime: | one Straw Was in imoderaie demand and } wait ee sacloa, “S240 © OotOs de, tale tb eo | ecail’ ‘qualities fe. a Bi nabvers ‘a are pr Ulace evonene SA TEREC TT ee foods | Ble. a ‘We. “Straw is in fair demand; quoted at 6c, ReaMect Nranat Comet raite exporters aye BoLahi | Te. for long rye; 0c, a 0c. tor short Fyes 490" a Bice fairy, contining tuemselves mainly to second and third | 1or oat ad iblane 3 | “Hipss.—Business continued very light, Fate quality. tome wradeare buy see at frogdom | HIDES imen descriptions, rises yee lefly of grades worth 1 uote :—Si out sendy. fancy, jobbing tradi Te. : do. Dry Buenos 0 in ‘os lor export, 16e-& 1uige-? goad to tine, ise. A Sige. juonteriden,, 225 ips, State factory, tair to youd, Lc. ee do. dairies, tin Corr: ig 22 Toa! @ 1d%e0.; Orange county skinis, 5c. a Ic.: Unio factory, | aa nee eRe * gheddat shape, choice, for export.ldc. a 15340.; do, do., | + BAO. 4, Califo iy a te flat do., do., for domestic trade, Idc. a 153¢c.; do. do. bes Ibs.. 212¢c. paramos ua a tor export, a ic. do. “do. poor to | $a Juan, 22 Ibs, a 24 Ibs., ati 2 Wiebivah ana “Wiseona taciory. tine, | JUB. Hic. Bc, a toe eg ; quite a movement in Rio and | basco, diy and "chien, i ca 1s a * dbx. 196. a QU) Santos, but values were barely sustained; in tact, the | gee ote e Fete eg j, Bow or tay tbe a bs dealings show a slight concession im prices. The Bra- | a Bahia, 17 rite ‘a2 Ibs. Hye. Porto abelio and, Laguayra, 22 iba, flan steuiner Lidador, 45 days froin io, arrived with |B : fu bags, und the vntarlo alse arrived at sandy Hook, | an nd “Rio Hache, de and “pitied: 7 ibs s Will be ih to-morrow with @ cargo, of 10) bags, thus | gid), Blo |, ache, | dry alt bt i veort au eeeee re ree a 1500) Cage ititoa, ex Wane ve + | Thette'16 ibs, “a Is"iben ibe... gold he: | actions included 100) Gags Sai ¥ god 10: quauty, at ise. (supposed) ; 4300 bay ‘Truxillo, 15 Ibs. 17 lbs., 2ic., ai ianzibar. ‘25 Ibs., Indianola and Sau Antonio, 21 lbs. a 24 ibs., | on private terms, ald ov bags, ordini ibs, 18e., goid, selected ; Corpus Chrisu, 22 Lbs. At Baltimore an invoi pile o' ‘Ayres and. 1610 Grande skips, 10 Ibs, range tor lots, sree He ie ey Singapore Leone. 910s. a Wtbs., 26c, 4c. ns 2le.; Maracaibo, Ibkgc. a 2/35 ’ 2 gaara, 1c, ay ige.j dumatea, 7 Widge. a lve. isin a | Minasio" ibe'"a deta, We. @ Slo olde a they rum, 104665 ay | De a Fe nba Cr ie Dry sastea—Couut, 3 ib. 8 ibs, “Rov; Maradnau, “2 Tos. wa 3U Ibs. 15¢. P 25 108. & BW tbs. 1 Maracaino, ‘BU Ibs. a 33 ee F SMVANLA, 25-1 3. 15. hey run, Matamoros, 25 10s. x 82 Ibs, ahd southern, £8 Ibs. a 34 Ibs,. l6e. Wet saited—Buenos Ayres, Rio Grands, 4 los, a 43 1b8 doe ; an Savaniila, 18c. a 2Uc. ; Curacoa, 17: 9) days. Corrox. ~The market for future Ce keah closed stead. atthe 1 y a, 2U I 1c. 5 do., co! , selected, “East india “ips. @ 19" Ibs, Me. b3., 13e. 3d Liverpool, in taat they called the market only tirm, | § ibs., 9c., currenc, slaughter, cow, 12 follow the advance established here yesterg with the early estimates us 20 the Gay's receivts pomc. ing to @ low figure and evidences ot a larger unpri tected short interest than was generally ex. pected, the market for juture deliveries opened ‘0! 3 aking @ total | Strong, aud maintained, with — slight varia- | since ‘ot 38837 bales, agaist 17422 tions," an upward) movement | throughout | the | paies tor the same period in 187s, In. reference to the day, closing at the best prices, with Feoruary and Marcn particularly strong. Kecelpts tor the week sum wp Weise bales agalnst 94,057 Dales las: week and 102,073 bales this Week last year. Based upon present receipt market Mr, cinmet Wells, in his cirenlar of this date, writes as follows :—Inactivity is still tne ruling feature. Few hops are going out tor export, and brewers contivus | buying in smail quantities at prices within range of our quotaions, It must be said that vaiues have heid up re- | markaoly well under the pressing intiuence ot over two and scarcely exceed 3,010,000 bates Co 3,9.0,000 baies, with, | the inside figure the wore popuiar, ‘The interior move- youths ot unprecedented stanation and dul- ment sums up thus:—vecerpts, 14,049 bales, against | ness, It. only. shows the firmness of. hold: 41,071 last year; shipments, Against 31,59k lest, erg in ihe. beet that higher, aiPriges will rule ar: stocks, 114609, agulust 144.743 vast year. The | jater on, Their expectatio based entirely ® | elect or these sales Was to contrivute materily to te han, +e cleared of members at a quarter-past three P. i. We | vunuing | —tnclud Southern markets are reported ‘as without materiai Variation in price, with firmness cenerally prevailing, Private adv.ces trom Liverpool note @ firm market at the close, with indications of an upward movement, mainly ue to the shrinsage im American receipts. We reierred yesterday to sates ot 5.000 bales, short notices, These were taken by Greek exporters at 1d 13-l6c. ihe Upon the laws of supoly aud demands, With the stock | of hops now reducea w'a point tower than that which in former sewsons constituted a supply in June, ic does | seem, that wiih anything Like an ordinary spring and summers’ demund trom brewers, higher prices suould | Tule; especlaliy 1 We continue reducing our limit d sup- | plies’ by shipments to England. Yet the hop trade and Pveryening pertaining to it 1s so erratic and changeable, streugth of the market to-aay. Letters just @t hand | the least ons prognosticates the better. We quote :~ as report a since Christmas there has | New Yorks, good to choice, bg 888, a dtc. ; do., low to | A a stretch good weather suttlelently | fair, ne: , SUc. a de. f that locality to a passavie ‘The same is yet more or less the case in ps ogauitie south, At the same time the teams are Fy engaged’ in the flelds, to the negicet ot tor- Warulng cotion to he Warkets, ana it is-stilt a question whether the late decided shrinkage in receipts is due to these tacts or toexnaustion. We learned of uo consi erable business in spot cotton atter Change. By anew rule, iu force to-day for the first, tue b: ge was e quote:— (Quotations based on st ndard of ciassideation fu torce September 1, 1874, and on upland cotton in store in quaiity not more than ball a grade auove or below the grave quoted) :—urdinary, Mige.: good ordi= Ibige.; strict goud ordinary, ib%e.; lo ow middling, miudling, 10! youd middling 2c, .: Western, lorie. f 40c," yearlings. 160. 42be.; olds, ali growths 8c. w 15¢.; Cullidrninns, Uc. a 450, | inon.—For American pig the market was qulet, but | makers were nol ling firm at the recent advance. " We heard of 4 sale of 20 tous of torge ut $25. No. quoted | at 4 $3, No, Zar $40 a $27, und forge at $25.0 $26, Porseoton pig the market was Armor, owing to hy ner | cubie advices from Glasgow and higher rates of freight, | Eglinton were held at $34 a $95 and Coituess at Sues 150 tons of Eglinton and 5) tons of Coltness, botn’ on private terms. LeatHeR.—he demand for hemlock so’e has been very light since our last, but with continued moderate receipts. prices exhibited no essentiai chunge. The sup- ply of light and damaged jeather is very small. Crop an air demand, particularly tor heavy backs, other | ons based on Ame; standard of Cla: | de ptions were only siow of sale. Receipts tor the | Uplands, Alalama, | Week W024) sides, and-988 bales. “Kaports for’ the same Ordinary. 13h 13% | period 5,0W sides. We quote :— Good ordi ws 13% | nm 101 On| 4 ow middling 18) 163 Bueno: % Common Hide. | Midd ling 16} 165 ihe 2ige, w2oe, | Good mid dda vz ie. a — . & 8C, Middling fair. uy 134 Be, 4 28ig0. | aur. Wh Ly dalge. a 25e. | =the » A 20C, | See. muddle | middle crop, .* Texas staght erop, | amddie and over crop, 33¢. @ 6c. 7c. w wse.; rough oak, 28. a le, ; Leilies, MoLassxs,—There was rather more ingulry for refining Jes of foreign, bUC without resuiung it repor sactions, Doinestic sold liberally in @ joobing Way, | ies footing ap 150 buls, ou ew Urieans at We. a Export. Cousump Speculation. «. 2682 1,931 are 2,409 bales to arrive. Por low middling) the sues have been lock P. M.—Maren, May, 200 at lbsge. i ‘Totals. tuture delves 1500 at 19 siasze, Ap cy 4 bales | th Wi } market although’b | super do., 48¢. | spot: bOige., March; Tavntha at 10e., for cit guiet and also a shad for carty March at lige. of sf kenerally ‘quic 0 bbls, of refined sold » Creek advices were bar arm market beet, 30 pack- “Tard 906 bbls, ani tiorces” the tes! pork was erareiy active aul prices D Obis., ny WAY. at $id 25 a 19 3, ior Aurel. at $19 & S10 10s 10 theresa, (or Mav, ‘at’ sis oo nGd kd bbix prime mess at SIX Lacon was sicady ail the marcel quiet; lo AF yuoted at lige. ab ar at Wige.'a 10 ti-t6e., Shi boxes of city hunk clewr at 10ie. & Nec: per Ib. Utessed hogs were firmer: quoted at for Ue range of. city. Beet wht demas with sales in Jobbing way auounting to 75 packages, at sieady prices, Jiiuin the range of Sila eld tur extra mess Inspected, $i iL tor wuinspected, $10 5) for plain mess int were better, Spected, 8) 20 for p uinspected; packed, $15 a p15 Sv; terced beer and $2).0 $24 for prime mess, India mess $3L. “Beet were quoted s vat the market ruled Cut was tirmer, 1 the spot, the dema 1,000 uerces, ti thereem, TOF | Apert, at is ISibe., aud “ot city 200 tierces, ‘at 1Bige. & ec. Der Ib. ‘ouLTRY,—The general demand for all aescriptions has been fair, the supply moterate and with ightarrivals and more tavorable weather prices are a trite rm Chickens, When pritue. sell best, and in some instan Deiter prices were obtamed than for turkeys sock 4s selling Jairly. quote 4 trozen—Turk State, ood top fair to good. to wood: ary hur to 0 He: do, do. + prime, owls and k ISe.; do. dow, iit to Koo . Jerse. prime, 14 sylvania, good to prime, ide don, wood, 10e."a'idc,; doy Western, good. to” pr iy AiS + ducks, Jers @0., Uo., Be. Western. prime. Ive. Iie, Frozen poultry —lurkeys, do. do, fair to good, ed, ehvice, i do., scalded, choice, We. ; dO. don, Ar a ise.: owls and chickens, good lue.; do, do, fair to good, Ie, a 2 kool to prime, 1 to good, duexs. Kood to prime, de . per Ib.” Live ve poultry is about equal in dehand ‘andar Prices are stecdy; We quote ng chickens, itowls, State and Jersey, » West. ern Me, i tue » Wexvern, dc. a {ec. pee ib. diy ck sey do., Western, 70c. a 7d¢. sree a ane Jersey, $2 a $2.50, and do, Western, 7 here is no especial change in the market; fetles coutinue in good request and firm, riptions sell slowly at inside fivures, We uble head vi Nice continued In fair jobbing request at steady prices. We heard of sales of 3 uerces ot Carolina and 175 bas Utlgures within th of our quotat ong ‘arglina, good, 7 Soc. prime do., 7h ehoive do. at Sac. a 5%; Louisiana at 7c. a for fair to prime, ‘and common qualities down to te Rangoon at o4ge. a 8 c., ourrency ; Patan at 7io., cur: y NEO bond, at $2 75, gold. —The tmarke for raw suxar 1s very seusitive, and any news concerning the turiti question aieces va ues very materially he advices trom Washington to- erang among both buyers and soll ra; Duc quite @ fair business was consum awed, Wider Strong market, on the busls of S¥¢c, tor cood reduine, At he close some holders had advanced their prices but no aealings were made to establish any highe: Tange on muscovado, though fall best centrirugal rea! wed better ngures. The reported transactions Included atv has. centrituyal at 8 (oh 88) do. 0, Sha 0, do. ‘Yrmdad, 7'4¢., ‘and £1,000 bags Manila, 734 Otiee dealings wore rumored. but ao particulars ‘tran spired, Ketined was very firih at 9) and Lge. a liye, lor hard—the extreme price or pows dered. Cuba Reining, suterior to eominon, Jair to good 1ait, Zinc. a Ze. 3, do, ood grocery, fir to good hoice, Bc. a8 centritugal,” hhds. boxes, Nos. B10 18 5 cs and jolagses, Hhds. and boxes, 4c. a Te. imolada. a a. 64 clayed, boxes, Butch fianidatd Nos. 7 0 Y, 6c. a Tg0.; do, 10° 10.12. Te. & 0. riot 13 to 15, Sac. h%c.;, do., 16 to 1, MBC, big ., 19 io 20, . a white, Y'ge. a I ‘ort sc. common to prime. Te. 1i¢ fulr to ehotee, de, a Bac. toll, AG, 47%c. Jgava—Duten standard, Now 10 . Maiila—Superior and exira juperior Be “New Orleans Keuuing grades, Oge. 87 cery grades. 724c. a rocer! Bruzil—Du,ch standard, Nos 9 to 12, Woman’ ‘was moderate and Rue tor deer “akiD, Pbeinen were not materially changed and quoted as foliows:—Goat—Tampico, 5c. ; Matamoros, 8c. ; Vera Cruz, 9c. vold; Buenos Ayres, Sc, a 2c: Payta, £2, Curacoa, Cube, 38c.; Madras, eae’ Pade each, S3c. a 3; ast India, tanned goat, 8c, a ast India, tanued sheep, S2hgc. a Shc. Be. Honduras, Vera Cruz b0c.; Guatamala i Chagres, B7ge 8 . Juan, oe, a Seige. ; Cainpeachy, Uitac.; Sisal We. ‘Bue, ac. ; Puerto Cabello, Angostura, sat ; Matamoros, Texas 4&c., 3c. eine currency, Ds.—For linseed t narket continued imaciive, and quoted nominally nt "g2 25, gold. Clover was rather unsettled and easier, with enly a light demand trom shippers: Western quoted at lc. a lite. and stave ut 1l%c. Sales 6:0 bags during the past three days at pices within the quotea range. Timothy was quiet at $29. Rough flax 18 unsettled, “Sales in lors at " a ), Later— We heard of a sale of 3,7\U bags of ingeed at $220, gold, 60 days. Towacco.—The market for. seed bt Aart quiet and without quotable change in va Tne sales in- clude 10) cases of sundry Kind 5 3,200 do, of Connecticut, erop 1Oi'von ot State, crop ‘73, at 9) top ‘73. rivate he fitucky leat sold to the ex- ic. & a per lo, Foreign met with afar yale with sales reported of 2.0 baies of Lavan. 7 slo, ‘and w baiss of Yara LI cut, on private ‘TaLLow.—Market quiet and unchanged. About 50,000 Joe. were vold at Bic. a 8igc. Lor westeru and 8¥0. ashe. jor city, Waiskey.—Receipts 1,003 bbls. The market was quiet, gccusioned by a turther advance in prices, sales 10) bbl $! 09 per gallon and 15) bbls. at $1 10, on eThers was a slightly improved tone to the siness as yet has been Comparatively light. Prices exhibited po ‘appreciable on sales include 5,000 Ibs. ei orth pulled, 483¢c. 8.004 th off Waters ‘dese. B00 Ibs, df delaine fleece, 87e-: 10 WU tus. of spring ¢ fornia, 50 Ibs. ot spring do., 35440. ) ibs. He unwashed Western fleece, 13, Jamb, 29% ; 30 bajes tall Calilorma, slightly burry, 1 10,100 los. of XX Ohio fleece, 25,00) lbs of Hine fvece, 3b bales or combing pulled. 50 do. of super do. , 176,000 lbs. of a fall Caltiornia, $5.0) Ibs, bags super pulied. 25 do. ot combing do., 1 pitied. ‘0 baws No. 2 pulled, 22 bales of Austra. ane, bs. of medium Texas, 6,00) lbs. of scoured Cape, private terms. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gatvestox, Feb. 26, 1875. Cotton git and unchanged ; middliu; . Net re- 1,5¥0 bales. Exports coasiwise. Sales, 212, Tobi divube. “WeeklyerNet reoeipis, 088, 7.11, Pepe To Great Britain, 6,761; wise, Soar Sales, New Dauszaxs, Feb. 26, 1875, Cotton firm. tair demands ceipts, 2,385 buies, gross, 3.) sales, 6, Stock. 3JL3LL y. Biar bales: gross, 20s." Exports—To Great “Soft 0,611; to Fi 8,091; to the Continent, 1,308; to thé Chanel, 1080; constwise, 25:8. “sales, 44,000, Mosite, Feb. 26, 1875, low middling, 16e, Ak bales: Kross, 499. W188, 000 on Cotton firmer ; middling, 1535 food ordinary, 1ii4c. Net recel| Hxports—To the Continent, 1.60. Stock, 65182 Weekly—\ 6,544. + xports—io Great Britain, ree nent, 600; ‘coastwise, 4097. Sales, 8,50U, Sayannan, Feb. 25, 1875, Cotton quiet: middling, 15%. Net receipts, 5 baces, Exports—fo Great Britain, et Harb hted 7s. Sales, LOL. Stock, 101d, Weer! receipts, 1751 bales 1176" txports—To Great. ‘brian Ay. 174; to the fouttuent, 3550; Comstwise, S010. Sales, 1: Oswaco, Feb. 26, 1875, Flour steady; unchanged; sales 1,000 bbis., at $6 for No. L spring, $6 2 for amber winter, $6 40 for white win- ter, $0 75 ior douole extra. Wheat Seed No. 1 Milwau- kee. $1.17. Corn steady at 87c. Barey dull; be tly uccurate quotations imoussibie. Corn neal—$s7 bolted, $26 for unbolted, per tou. — Millieed steady shorts, $25; shipstufts. $27; miudlings, $87 per ton. Kal rod treights—rlour, to Boston, jew York, 4c. ; Albany, sic. Burvaro, Feb. 26, 1878. Flour quiet; sales, 300 bbis., at $4 75.a $5 ov tor spring and bakers’, $6 a $6.75 tor white and $5 a $5 25 tor rye, ¥ heat m better demand; saves, bushels No. 1 vago at $110, 40U do. No. 2 Milwaukee at $l 05, Gorn-tSew in good ‘reauegh firm, not plenty; ‘saiey 1d cars on track ati7c. Oats@retailing on wagons at Gc. Kye and barley inactive; asking rates unchanged. Seeds qiuet. No eh Dork, lard and uressed hous. High- Wines noipinal; no demaiid, Receipts—Flour, 1,300 bbls wheat, ushels; corn, 17,00 do.; oats, §,0W0 do, barley, 1,000 do. Shipments—Fioar, 1.150 bbls. whe 6,00 bushels; corn, 14,UW0 do. ; oats, 7,200 do. TOLKDO, Feb. 26, 1875, Flour dull: unchanged. Wheat quie! Michigan, $1 14; amver, Michigan, $107 | May si itty: No. 2 | Rowers firm ; high mixe | Gre. a U7 Sq ts gules; imendinge s @ $6.00. “Dressed hogs, $7 3 a $8 25. e000 Dushels: corn, 25,000 d do! oats, ments—Wheat, 3,W0 bushels; corn, + 81088, sre 'to the Conte ‘a. April $1 ly, d, $1 Yor agora Heattnd ght; Jc. ; low mixed Tover seed. $6 25 Keceipts—W neat, 4,0.0 do. Ship- 81000 do. oats, Cnrcaco, Fen, 26, 187: Flour quiet, unchanged. Wheat arm: in tair dewand and higher; No. 1 spring, 89, ; No. 2 spring, $90. bid #4c., April; No. 3spring. Sic.; re- Corn active abd nigher; No. % mixed, bic. snot: OlFye, wid), March: Uhiye, id April; Tlie, 3 rejected, GSAg fait demands No. z B38ige, a B8%C., 5) acd Apel ‘oie. Did, May, Rye riey spring. $111 a firm: ight, $7.40 a8 a9 ‘a $3. Pork in | good aemind at $19 10-0 $iS'I8 apotor March Sis 4 $18 16, May. | Lard in good wemand, at $13.25 8 $13 27, spot or March; $13. 474 $15 673 Whiskey nominal at $1 00. Recelj wheat, 31,00 bushels; corn, 4700 dc oats, 48000 do. : bark ON) Shipments: Jecved, 7 a clare: io" Dressed hogs po ‘quiet'ana fair demand Feb. call ot Bourg in the . ‘or! dy. Oats un awe, yo at 17 bic. grocery graves of oreign 5) bhds Porto Rico sold a Tot Bée., Very choice in quality. We quote:—Last. crop— "tor Starch i Ee Tee Cuba, centeiruyal wud mixed: 9 ae 8 See. ido, clayed muscovado a TO: S. If insae: ¥ a Borie, Nice, 380, hee “Soglisi j THE COTTON RECEIPTS. c; October, 16s. a isiauda, 5c. a 800, New Urieans. Bic. a New Yore, Feb, 46, 1875, ate up to two o'clock Naval STORES, =. he mari Mor spirits of turpentine Total net receipts of cotton sine eptember |, 174: February, 10) at 16s0., 70) at WWKe.; Maron, | remained Inactive und nominal, Merchantabie orde Ports Bates, Por 1,00u'at 15 2v-826.; dou, short notice, at lo%ge.,'400 at 13 | quoted at Su4sc. with no buyers at that price, The mar- | 1b-16c,, 400) at 15 $1-82C., CO) as loe., 4W'at 18 $1-320,, 1Wat ker jor straiued rosin was also dail. No 1se., 109 ‘At 15 $1-Bd0., 1,60) at 160, 60, short aotice, at ported on ‘Change, in absence of wiich we quole 200 af 16 I-1Ge, 400, short, notice, at 16 1-8, 10) at | hominally $2 U5 a g2-10 for common eo guod, vhe Aner | Savant Witee.. 10y at 16 532e,, 80) at 1b%90., 20 at 16 5-20., grades Were held at previous prices. at sold inn amail short nutic 16 soS2005 short nohes, At 16i6., 20 © Way wan Was steadily held avez 20 a $2 $734 for Wilming- ze. ‘Abel AUJsav 16 11-32c., SW at 16%, 6X ut tou. Fitch quoted at $2 25 for city. WU 18-S20., BW ae 10 7-lder, 1.80 ut 18 16820, 8,S0y ut soigery | UILS,—Lineed wa quiet, but steadily held at 780, for May, WO) at 16 28:65 60) atte %5-32c., 400 at 16%¢,, 1,200 lots im casks trom crushers’ hands ward arid apd 10) Po iS ldo, 200 at 16 “W7S¥C. VOo at | ingly deait iu, with present make quoted ACSI IZ. $1 1s, ! wh bo Heide, ON at shee, June, 1 at 13-160 17 Lesee. wo ae tt BS seitied. sound quoted ac élc. , and Maine, nowni- Menhaden Was in moderate demand, but the market un- ii I74¢e., 10) ‘at 17 6-82c., | Ye G: 1. Buy at iy | haw ar itiec, uh 7-16c., 200 at nally. at 490. Crude cotton seed was offered sparin, ly. uy, a tuber, 300 at 16%c, | and ruled Urm ac quotations. sperm oil was quiet, | on, aay Sai used total, Sabod bales, fx: | firm. Whale oll ‘was in iimied request. and eid | chauve—%¢. paid to exchange 40 March tor April. firmly. We quoie:—Cruue sperm, $1 5) a $1 85; nat | “she receipt: various ports Were as tollows:—val- jorthern whale, Ural wincer, $4; beached winter, A 7oe,; Southern, 3c. a U7e. veston, 1,390 Orleans, 2,385; Mobile, ached winier wna annan, 2,008; Char.eston, 1,426; ar ng ; Unbleached do, 75c.; Bank cud, pik, Bil; "Waltimore, 484;' New York, 8. boston, 210; tig do., Oe. & G8.” crude eoiton seed, nominally, Vniladelp ual, ay last Week, ‘460. choice lots, 47c. 49c.; retined | iy 430. pan Rates oa poles were summer ellow, bic, @ 6c. winter FOG 4 vor Hi Ny Bt Beto Hamburg, | 0; white cree 2c a Uie.; red éiaine, y steam, © Bremen a Te ry ss oy ia! Sea a PEG, By tated ta tad com. | gars : 4 4), Natural Nubrieadng, tt to 80 OF ie re fono‘e in the market, lubricating, Giobe Soc, Palm, 1 igs confined to Jovbing | lots, my, Tee hi, Tor Wi » 85e, for eit, Nentstoot, F 1b, tent, Macy's, $i 16 os Zand 1 civ. i, Gd. Muitohieii & Co. : i3e. ar can ee av 18 08. 1, a 160. @ At pararans: er a rr ui Het ee so pou di are bra ihe market cannot t be called hard Ut Lhp6O, @ Rg aE ae Barus ing agi ui HAVANA MARKETS. Havana, Feb. 25, 1875, pl at ap wold, 246 a 247; American gold, 2448 249. Gold 8 Ai advancing aud the inarket is teverish, | ix: On the United states, sixty days, a 108 "hs 6 1.5 premium; sort, pane, Ao, we pI Bt days, gow, 133 a 139 premiu hai ‘do, 40 premium. On ‘Loudon, wa id pre: UD Paris, 137 a 139 ee . Ug Souy eculative dema higher prites; No. 18 Duos standard, 16 a 15% reals per arrove. EUROPEAN MARKETS. LIVERPOOL Propece Maraet.—Livearoor, Feb. 26— youing, —spirite turpentine, Be per owt, LONDON FROPUGK MARKKT. —LONDO 26—Kve! ing.—sperm oil, £1050 £1 per tony a ” Calcutta iiaseed, bom. 9d. a Sve, eer cia ana (68. sd. ‘aroot Busaps i irene The Chie Jelphia market was | for standard A | $1. 000 | $9. 000, | only, Eo FINANCIAL. T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowwen: (nsurauce Po.icies, Pecurities Insuraace of all Kinds eife panies. cat A id) shares or stock per ceutduriyg that an OW, Fuil iuformation sent tree @ ©O., banners and Bro NY AMOUNT FROM 81,0% TO $50.00TO LOAN ON iavestinent application. TU so. 2W A” improved or unimproved real estate in this city ot Brooklyn, tor term of years, without vonus WILLIAM ©, LEAVITT, 10 Broadway. A =, $100, S00) STOCK PRIVILEGE ° of dollars profi mpre- enty y eureulars, containing tasted state- stocks dealt 1 Stuck fe those desiring to RUTHINGHAM & CO. Baul i street. ments Exchange Address Al Brokers, 12 W ANK BLANKS, SL BILLS, RECEIPTS. NOT F i Seg poe as banks, JAUKERs, ere ay Bey turcished, vat the wiTROPOLLFAN “Sa STABLISHM 0, 218 Broadway. YOMMERCIAL PAPER poagat. and sol ld. ~ Wah Banker, 178 Broadway. (IR>T MORTGAGE BONDHOLDERS OF THE CHL cago, Danville and Vincewnes Railroad Company.—?he undersigned will be at the address below givenon and after March 1, 1875, at 12 o'elock M., to consult with amd advise relative to the protection of their interests in thig company. A copy of the bill filed by the undersigned, under which the road has been placed im the hands of receivers, And other facts ‘Vital to their interests, will be furnished on application to par o parties intorested. Atotfice of A. T, Post No, 25 Nassau street, New “York. 1 Se FOR Sane ON by: here curity also. given: fu Pann box 14) Herald office. Address UITY [Ck OF THE HANNIBAL AND ST, JOSEPH Railroad Company, Broapway, New Yore. The interest maturing’ Maret 1, teem Year hight Per Cent Convertible Bonus of this company Wiillbe patd on presentation of the proper coupons RE LBS Lewes ier Sane Lf pA Il street, New Yorks ov and after Monday, March b.. m JOUN F, ACKER, UPeE, OOD CITY CLAIM T Ample personal s factory particnlars furnished, ()FFICE GaKA ¥ SOUTHER a woes ead COMPANY (consol! ted), 7 roadway, New Yor! ihe second allotment tor designating 8,00) of the, first mortage ie yt (e bremium bonds ot the Greas Souuiern Rauwa pany (cousoildated) tor redemp; fon, will beheld at. Meteonel Nitan Hail, in the ciy of pes ety Fla., on Monday, March 1, 1375, o'clock A. M., in Seoordanse, with ai of red pi BORN, Pi JOuN ON, Treasurer, WE WHER LOR secreuey: Bonds of the foregoing popular loan (denominat $lueach), participanag io the above uilotnent, can be obtained ! EMIL HAAS & CO., Financial Agents, 71 Broadway. OPULAR LOAN EN DOLLAR BONDS—ORRAF Southern Railway Company (consolidated) rae Ipating in the atlotment tor redemption. to take pexeany eS March 1, 1875, for sale by B! nae MBUS, CHICAGO AND 1Ne Compan first and second diana Central Raily eements for both classes of poude Mortgage boud have been prepa: ers, toge ier with # report of the undersigned at The Union Trust Com 1 Broadway ‘The Gallatin National Balik, 36 Wall s Ontice ol A. Iselin & Co.. 48 Waitstreet. here sianaiures to the agreements will alse be reoeived. AMeS 0 MILL rae Ww WHITE: pighre PREDERIU J DE BEYSTER: ADRIAN ISELIN, Wal. iH. GEBHARD, PUoutalites of Bondholders, 1ON PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, lsostos, Keb. £5, 1876. The coupons due March 1, 1875, on the sinkung fund bonds of the Union Facitlc ‘Railroad Company, Will be paid on presentation on and after that fate at the o eg brthe company, In Boston, and at the banking house Morton, Bliss € Go., nn New York. E, H. ROLLINS, Treasurer. _ Wants MINNESOTA RAILROAD Company's Construction Eights, Receiver s cert cates’ Chicago and Seurtiwestern ‘ailroud Jompan ". Firsts, guaranteed, For ¢ ty, aurond Eights, Western, MARVIN, dealer in Detauited and M ecurit dit visk i Stogde a division x ther Railroad Bom eon R UTLEY, NO. 4 WALL STREET, deals tn the folowing’ City Bouds :— Brooklyn 6's and 7's, Giactanati 6's and 7's. Jersey ules 6's and 7's, Davton (ohio) Ly Letroit cy WA Toledo (Ohio) 8's, St. Loul: Louisville 6's and 7s. WANTED—OM PERSONAL PROPERTY worth $2,000; er cent bonus, for one ar, Address PERSONAL. Tock! box 28 Post office, Sing Brows N.Y. QFANTED—ON MAROH 1, FOR 8BOOND 2. 00 Mortgage, now held by n place worus $2. 10 per cont Lede ee a i MORTGAGE lock bots : 25 Post office, Sing sing, N.Y. —I WANT $9,000 so! os cr AcRooae Orty a it Principals with. Audtess G. Ss Herald, ‘oniee. <== COPARTNERSHIPS. TsSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. —THE OO. artnership heretotore existing between Henry Bartling and Henry Plate is this day Wahl by mus tua consent. The business in future wiil be o ou Henry Piate, who will sign in Lanideuon & and alii Hiabliities ofthe late firm. Ling. Prancany : 26, HENRY PEATE BUSUIESS OPPORT NITIES, RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR A PARTY TO BUY @ paying old established Pork bps! Establish. or etn cash not required. Address CHANCK, box 174 Herald offi A “| PARTNER WANTKD-IN A_RETAIL CLOTHING i box 193 house; good jocation, Address K. L., ‘ald office, MERCHANTS, MANU. rhage! URERS “pick ot cap pei of approved oj orvunities 1 Appi te a RuGs & Gan TOS, 93 Broudwa: TIENTION ALL.—CALL ON M. OPPENHIBM, Has: Siath atreot, New York: a leglamate eracle rents wanted. ‘send 39 cents for sample particular: NOUNTRY STORE BUSINSSs FOR SALE—MANY years established; business large and prosper advancing cara ane tailing health sole cause for sel ddress J. W. ATWATERK, Xiverside Station, Cona. RUG STORE FOR SALE—THE BEST STORE D*ts best location in a thriving village of 12,000 ini iia fants: ir desirable one-halt interest in the busine: @ rare chance; satisfactory reasons for Selllnge Abply tok. A, MORSE, Rutland, OOD OPPORTUNITY.—I WILL be Rye Right of a valuable invention, or fo 8 pare ner to manutacture ; capital required. i bes seen re, fPSth, eM York, UNITED POWER PRass CO., pete EOUSE LN METAL pete ae ing. would likes partner with ra CARON a chance for competent man; Hotels, Boarding ess, Which they are desirous o! ices ps eH Je sed ances: business exclusive! trade: “Apply to GkiGus PPORTUNITIES FOR NTENNTALL—PINESE Small Billara Room in Pailadepht cae Sample Kooms, Restaurants, trom $15,000 down; Dry foods. stiliinery, Trimmings, Notions, rovision, Cigar, Flour and Feed stores; Luterest In Opera Pilistepnia RIGGs & CO., 123 South seventh street, HE ADVERTISER HAS A FEW HUNDRED DOL | office, xtra white | fe. * Oats higner ‘andin | 310.000- lo. lour, 6,00) | Corn, $00 do. ; oats, 900) | im) | good chance Jars to invest either for @ position of an interest fome respectable business. ‘address A ‘ONCE raid TANTED—A PARTNER WITH $1,000 TO $) eo iy the new and second hand Saree for an upholsterer or cabinet makgroet nan who has some Knowledge of the business 2% Carmine street, fa the store de OO( AND PARTNER WANTED—10 FILL $ cash contracts, aiready secured ; bt pertectly legitimate ; good tor $1 ON W, Already invested. Send real address C. ‘i URD! Herald o ote ‘ —I WANT AN HONEST, ENERGETIC 82.500 "banter wih above aioant tmmede acely, to join with me in. wholesafe and retail, b already éstablished in Rt peg Ur im ‘uli inye igutios requested; reterences exc! 6 ae partic dress CLUE, FRUIL AND PRODUCE, Hi IN ‘ STAPLE, $2 F 500 —PARTN WANTED, UYU, cash business that will pi Day $1.00 onet per month. Full paruculars at 36 West Fourth streey room 2, after 10 o'clock. TLEMAN GE) amount in cash, and bauking firm in toils cipy about to close up ite pa HAVING THIS now cashier in @ would Cagage in the saine capacity, or a3 DookKeeper some banking house or other bi ater Marco 1 ensuing, office, $15 000 —A PARTNER WANTED—WITH {HIS oO. + sum, in money, to engage fe 1 Coitou Waste und furous sustances”—a wall lucrative business, oom 19, No, 19 Nassau street, York From1 P.M. to5 P.M. eas concern, OB address M. A. 4., box ia) Herald ++ REAL ESTATE. The transactions at the Exchange Salesroom. | yesterday comprised the following legal saieex— Messrs. E. A. Lawrence & Co, sola by order of tae Court, under the direction of E. D. Gale, reieree, improved property located on 112th street, east o! Fourth avenue. Mr. R. V. Harnett sold under the direction o! G. P. Smith, referee, the Laie eny No, 110 Eleventh F T. ACkert, reveree, w part of the property. Ed as tue rity sd we eraee nue, south of Fiity-nintu & Messra, Winans & Davis sold by a0 order ot the with two lots, located in the tewa of Morrigania, ty-third ward. Anuexed are the particuia:s of the above sales:— NEW JOR, FROPERST—AT B, 4, LAWRENCE AHD.00, conde. ne and 1. ont, & liven oe waist Weary W. SrooKs Diaimeiae 610.80 11, with rar Putian on, ry ry 8m ay, Rand J hs of goth at 1 ZBL bart of the miei jotel) ;