The New York Herald Newspaper, April 2, 1875, Page 8

8 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ——_ + The Stock Market and Its Prospects--- A Rally To-Day. ACTIVE AT U4 1-4 TO Md 3 StS ae a GOLD Money Easy on Call Loans at 4 and 5 Per Cent. THE BOND MARKET STEADY WALL STREET, } Tuuxspay, April 1-6 P. M. ‘The general situation in the stock market to day is not materially changed, Eatreme duloess prevailed in the early hours, and, with one or two e@xceptions, the range of prices showed the ab wence of a large buying movement, in the ma- Jority of Instances, however, tuese were frm, weil @ustained ana calculated to provoke confidence, although, had the latter not been interrupted by ‘he late sudden shock, it would doubtless have @ontinued to imvite investors aud may have re- sulted in a stronger market. It was probably fortunate that such @ check came at the time it @i4, for it served to recall the caution that seemed to bave been lost in the temptation tosecure large profits, Important combinations are understood to be op foot between some Of the large corpora Siong, and considerable activity is expected to be @eveloped whenever the result ts made puvilo, Toward the close greater activity was exhibited, the cause being reported Muavctal troubles in Germany, under the influence of which consid- erable selling took place. Tnis was qaickly fol- jowed by more Javorabie news, whereapon tne buyers again cume to the /ront, and by their CONVIDRNT ATTITUDE put many prices to the bighest point of tne day. The particulars of the “furry” will be found in another column, The ciose of the market was @trong, and brokers and operators again leit the @treet encouraged by the unexpected events of the day—always excepting, of course, tue unfor- tunates who, selling what they did not own, came out short, sad and demoralized. The movement of speculation on the other #ide of the Atlantic, as it ta described by cabie reports, is not likely to ex- ert dangerous influences on cur own market, be- cause it appears that tne principal sufferers are the “bears.” The extraordinary buoyancy re- ported !s the result of operations In tne French oan and of the extravagance that has grown out of aplethoric and inflated condition. In other words, the Germans of 1875, like the Americans of 1873, have apparently gone crazy over too much money. THE RANGE OF PIYCES. Western Union opened at 78%, declined to 77\, advanced to 78% and closed at 78 Pacific Mail moved irom 44 down to 43!,, up to 494 and finally te 43%. Panama soid at 119 a 120 to the extent of 900 shares, the price receding about 2 per cent in eonsequence of a failure to reach @ contemplated agreement between this company and Union Pa- @ific. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph sold at 24% @ 2%. Lake Shore opened at its highest price ‘13%, fell off to 7334 and closed at 73%. Hannibal end St. Joseph was made active by speculators, and advanced from 26% to 29, ending at 28%. Wabash opened at 15\, fell off to 14s and re coverea to 15% amid signs of cousiderabie ma- Bipulation. Hanniba) and St. Joseph ended at 25, Union Pacific sold at 64 4 63% a 63, seller 6, a 65 4 036 a G34 a 65 B04 a OF a 08K BOOK BOT & OO. Worthwestern common sold at 45 a 44%, ending at 44%. Ohio and Missisaippi began at 25 Ms, 801d down to 28% and ended at 2535. wey Southern sold at 8 a 8% Cc. and LC. Erie at 505 a 295, » St, Paul common at 3s 8 28 & 38%; a 38. ADVANCR AXD DECLINE. The prices at tne close, compared with those of yesterday at the same nour, were as follow: Abvance.—New York Central, 3; Erie, % ; Hi nibai and St. Joseph, 2%; Oni0 aud Mississip; i St. Pani, ; Union Pacific, 2%; Atlantic an ‘acific Telegraph, ii Tae ‘at Erie in London, \. D&CLINE.—C., C. & C., 34; Pactie Mail, } Panama, 2: Wavasa, Fe Western Union, \. The stocks that remained steady were :—Dels- ware and Lackawanna, Harlem, Lake Shure, Northwestern common and preferred, Quicksil- wer, Rock Island and Cantona. OPENING, HIGHKET AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The jollowing tabie shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— Rew York Central jortnwestern. ‘unwestern pre! Rock Island. woes Pisteburg 92 92 Milwacce Bay 4 Mu. and St. Paul pret... bo ba% New Jersey Centrai..... Del, Lack. and Western) Atlantic and Pacific Tel, 25° 2 “ ji Mak *Ex dividend THE TRANSACTIONS OF THE DAT Smounted to 257,000 shares, which may be | istributed as foliows:—New York Central and | “Budson, 145: Erie, 40,100; Lake Shore, 4,600; Chicago and Pittsburg, 100; Nortnwestern, 9,200; @o. preferred, 400; Rock Isiand, 345; Pa: Mail, 42,300; St. Paul, 10,400; do. preferred, 200; Ohio, 3,000; Western Union, 4,400;. Wabash, 8,500; Union Pacific, 6,00; C, C. and I. Panama, 200. - lie THE GOLD MARKET ‘was again active. The price opened at 114 and Closed at 114%. Tne sales in the interim were | made at 114); 2 114%. There we! that the clique are not so much demoralized as has been recentiy reported, and the buying two-day, With its attendant advance, was strongly sugges. | 4 tive of ® renewal of ine late speculation, As | 3 Defore indicated in tuts column, merchants de- | Girous of using coin Wil! Nnd more safety in bor. | 5 Fowing on long time than in dabbling in the com | modity at present unsettied Ogores and under eircums‘ances that may make them sufer trom f vue market. The porrow- 4 1-64 per diem ana 2, i ana 8 per cent per annum. At the civse ioans were | meade fat. The owing were tne OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD BXCIAN Gold baiances..... ° ol | Currency baances 5 . 2408, 164 Gross ciearances. «73,049,000 | CLEARING HOUSE STA Currency exchanges. Currency balances. . Goid exchanges.. Goid vaiances THE MONEY MARKET was easy to-day, the rates on call joans toward the close being 4and 6 per cent. Capitalists are Ropefully looking to ihe effect of the large dia bursements tnat are to be made in May, Some $50,000,000 will change hands, and to tne @eneraily improving condition of tne country. ‘The rates on commercial paper are without mate- rial chang firm; prime sterling asking rates, 4.84 @ 4.25; Selling rates, 4.83 @ 4.54, and 487 44.8%; Reich. arks, 9434 & O44, and 94% B95 4; cables, 954; prime Paris, 6.19%, and 5.1094, UNITED STATES TREASURY. The Treasury disbursements for the month of March, exc. woen degal tenders for redemption of certificates of depostis, $42,045,000; outstanding legal tenders, $379,.226,900 ; $2,000,000 of the $20,000,000 call bonds | ® have been redeemeu at the Treasury, of which $1,000,000 were rog! sury Was as follows: —Gold receipts, $090,501; pay- ments, $71,229; pbaiance, $54,770,040, Currency Feceipts, $492,080; payments, $1,142,000; balance, $42,970,300. The customs receipts to-day were $620,000, Internal revenne regelnta to-day, | 400; | some evidences | $% 100 Foreign exchange was steady and | ive of principal and interest of the | ‘public dept, are $12,290,000; special deposits of | tered sod $2,000,000 coupon | * bonds. The business of tue New York Sub-Trea- | NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. $179,000, The Assistant Treasurer pald out to-day $17,000 on account Of interest and $25,509 in re- demption of Mve-twenty vonds, National bank notes received for redemption to-day, $500,000; for the month, $15,330,000, and for tue fiscal year to date, $100,500, 000, GOVERNMENT BONDS were atrife lower in sympathy with gold, but closed steady at the Jollowing quotation: States currency sixes, 110 @ L194¢; do, di Tegistered, 119% @ 120; do. do, do,, coupon, 120% a 121; five-twenties, 1862, registered, ex tnierest, 14a 11434; do. do, do., coupon, 116% a LIT; do, do,, 1864, registered,, ex interest, 144% @ 114g} do. 0. do., coupon, 118 & 11844; do, do,, 1865, regia- tered, ex interest, 116 a 1164; do. do, do., cour pon, 120 @ 120%; ao. do,, do,, new, registered, 119 @ 119% ; do. do., do., do., coupon, 11044 & 119%; do, do,, 1867, registerea, 119% @ 120; do. do., do., coupon, 119% & 12044; do, ad., 1868, registered, 119% a 120; do, do, a0,, coup, 120 a 1204; do., ven-torties, registered, 113% @ 114; do, do., cou- pon, 114% all4%; do, sixes, 1881, registered, 114% a 114%; do. do., do., coupon, 114% a 114%. RAILROAD BONDS In the late deulings were firm and moderately active. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bouds advauced to 83%. Fort Wayne firsts brought 110. Central Pacific bonds closed at 984¢ to 9834, and Union Pucifics at 9744 to 973% for Drsts, 964 to 96); lor land grants, and 91% to 91% for sinking funds, New York Central firsts sold at 112%. Lake Shore secoad consvlidated coupon at 98, Great Western second at 68. Micoigan Cen- tral sevens, 104 Erie seconds, 101, Chicago, Bur- lington and Quincy consolidated sevens, 104)s, Lake Shore dividend bonds, ex interest, 100, Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago firsts, 110, Wabash firsts, 83, ©. ©. and 1. 0, firsts deciined from 524; to 61};. Other changes will be found elsewhere, THS FOREIGN MARKET. Late Londou advices give the joliowing quota- tions, the market being reported dull:—Consois, money, 92 15-16 8 93; do, account, 93 a 93 1 16; 1865 bonds, old, 107. 1867 bonds, 1073/5; ten-lurty bonds, 102%; new loans, 1054; Erie, 264%. A special despatch to a London journal to-day from | Berlin say ‘A financial crisis is feared there, Settlements on the Bourse are effected with great difMiculty, Thete nave been twenty-eight failures, and two persous Lave committed suicide ia conse- qnence of financial reverses.” Seventy-seven thou. sand pounds steriing in bullion were withdrawn from the Bank of Engiand on balance to-~lay, The specie in the Bank of France decreased during the past week 1,919,000 trancs. ‘be bulilon in the | Bank of England decreased £82,000 sterling dur- | lug (he past week. The proportion of bauk re- serve to liabilities is 344% per ceul, against 38), per cent last week. In Frankiort five-twenty vonds Of 1862 are 99. PUBLIC DEBY STATEMENT, ® Wasurneton, April 1, 1875. The following is @ recapitulaiion of toe puviic Gebdt statement :— Devt Bearing Interest hyo Bonds at 6 per cent. ae 149, 135,900 | Bonds at 6 per cen! 674,252,750 Principal $1,723, 355,650 ipterest. 28,683,160 Debt bearing Interest in Lawful Money, ee ne até per Dedt on which Interest ‘Has Ceased Since Maturity. Principal. . $7,973,050 Tuterest..-..- Devt Bearing No Interest, Old demand and legal tender notes... Certificates of deposit, Fractional currency. Coin certificates... | Principal... | Unclaimed interest $79,208,882 Principal . | Ipteres:... MDL sabivisesssees Gash in the Treasury. | Coin. currency . Special deposits ec ceruuficates of deposit as pro ol vided by law..... ; » TOtBl...e000 sseseee $132,082,983 ‘Dett Less Cash tn the Treasury. April 1, 1875. $2,193, 68 Marca 1, 1874..--.. ah | Decrease of debt during March. | Decrease of devt since June 40 Bonds Issued to Pacific Ratlway Companies, In- terest Payable tn Lawful Money. —e Tuurspay, April 1, 1875, BEFORE CALL—10 A. OL 300 she Mila Sth RR, 28 Pacitt + 0 a 1500 E iS: ao i) -e pegnstesss - ee PEPE ee spiSiuvswesersssseeesecos Princtpal outstanaing...... $64,623,512 | 4 Interest accrued and not yet paid. 969,352 Interest paid by the United States. 26,264, 102 interest repaid by transportation of mails, 5,945,748 | Balance of | Staies...... 20,320,354 | NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES | i | Bo gue 1 Pac Mati S8.....be 4° | 50 Chic & Alton. 30 do. - | su do. ay On 1109 do. | 70 o. | wn do. | do 50 do c é 1800 do. ; BO ape 10d * 200 MASP ie phcbe WW de 26 Warren RR....x a 85 do. Wa ao ; Iw ao. 2h rt INI Cone i 100 Kansas Pac Rib 6 WO Obs & CL it, do. 100 80 Chi, B BEFORE CALL] 100 shs eke u hand red M Co pt 32 whesny Su ie 00 0) Pac M 70 lw Cy 10 Ohi A RT: 100 Mi & ot PRR. Joy Ube & Mis 100,C aT 2P. 6000 U > F-20.1, 050.00 He 10a) US 6.20, 6,18) w.. 1 3 Chi & RI R.be viow Pac B do. $5000 Mo @s, 200) Bo Os, ‘Has goy Cen Fac yg bus — 1; 8 on . . 10s < 95 6 EEeEEE se coeees = 23 Dev ack & & Chi & Aiton ni $21000 Broo! isuu shs West en el; 0 Han Pe Joy 10) Wan & Std 19 do. ke: s Expres cis-Fargo 23 Of PaPec bee EDs COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON QuIET— LEUM LOWER— GROCERIES FIRM—WHISKEY LOWER $r00 03 0 BW Us OM, woo 8 nun USE ww U8 o's, we (ST BOARD—10:30 A, : $3000 Mo 6s, 1b 100 abs Ii! Central Ri. 1.0 GG... +40 46 do é 100 a0 7 bea la #0 Tennd'snexc.e 49 ¢ ba 500 a NWet % bw Mor & ts Const | Jw Bon, #1 de b ist. ow Mi wh Cen Ts. Law » ¥ Cen ist, 20 Cen Pace d...., ws 200 C Pac lst SI B.xL Fog x0 Un Pac ist. f) quo Un Lefexi 6 or ae 400 Un Pac s 9 sis Bog Oe el a Bas C, aie ¢ foot & MUL d. B00) Gt Western 2d. 2a Har Lat $d Clev & Pittn's *e 90 sha Porth Nat Bk. ti | 2% Metropol an Bk in A@ Papama re ou + 1%e | this date, in New York, foots uj | ment bags, | Sing * | market were scarcely looked at 4 | Duds were alto 44 | seliora were wi | active, | the ep advices irom Liverpool and Manchester apd partly be- | grade noted : “0 6% | Ordinary. de 108. “ 400 shs Union Pacific.. 109 do. won as Fa ie prod ca ea- assae S EMMREBE TERE US UN Ey RoR ot ee Rae ZEBSese < eeS" kd K LRT SESER SabENS! M. rn ERCLSTE ST ES, pecegsncenagase * REN Py aS a S¥etas Seber SS outs ee FLOUR FIRM—-WHEAT RIGHER— CORN FIRMEB—OATS ACTIVE, HIGHER —PORK ACTIVE, FIRM—LARD FIRMER—BACON QUIET— ‘cCr MEATS FIRM—TALLOW STRONG—-PETRO- NAVAL STORES NOMINAL-~- sy Tuvnspay, April 1—6 P. M. roy A fair demand prevaiied for most of the leading se articles of merchandise to-day, ana the markets 3 dais | were generaily buoyant. At the Produce Ex- id hese ebange flour was tndemand and firm, Wheat was Zt Wa | | toleraply active and decidediy hig! closing Ww + UK ity | strong. Cora was also in better demand and 100 Kan Ven Jo RB... B Iss | firmer, Oats were scarce and higher. Whis- hy w is | Key drooping. Pork was not very active, but 58 ie | prices were decidediy higher. Lard was in be request and bigher, butclosed @ littic easier, No Li Bd business Of cousequence W4s done in spot cotton. Ds Futures closed |-16e. lower, but firm. Naval stores were Ba 3 | jm buyer's favor. Petroleum was lower, Groceries 1334 | without activity, were firm. § Correm—Ihe dealings in Rio wore quite Mberal, and oe fo several important sales were reported. Valucs rated Pg very uniform, with a very firm feeling among owners. The transactions inciaded 60 bags, ex Lidador, private At Baltimore tales were 1.0 aero; 3000 do, ex Ithw David Stewart Stock of Kio ant 1.668’ bags, pore, igo. 0 Wee; PEeuss Og, @ a iBige. Angostare, Iii4. Coa, 1655) Corro} oh at o Heeldediy against the sale of cotton o teraliy no business was Gone. Ibe large ii if bid om at ing to ¢o on al no pressure to sell, however. as tolerably well suse quotations, 1 the market w trifle 4 came be! er than Was expected. ausequentiy, bow floss of Llc. was submitted to under tree om sell in consequence of April notices, bw feeling St the extreme close Was in sellers’ tavor jimprovement be! wo cause the orl notices had ceased tw be a presaui the inarket, Keceipts for the week point t apout bules. bevier Liverpool adv: quotations ware as follows —A pi ie & 16 1b-i6e. ; June, 179300. @ 17 Bie. ine July, 0. &-i6e.; October, i6 21-320. a 3 de. a 16 Lge ed on # temper L i874, and on upland cotto quality not more thin halt a grade above ore | terms; 600 do, ex Copernicus, 17%c.; 6,23) do,,ex Halle, | private terms; 3.090 dv.,ex Ontart | same vemol, at lv igo. ¢ ben) ‘i the gether tov low for accep ane, although 7 ere Was o- Fuwures improved eipally because laverpoot er, re on 40.0" May, 16 19-20. s ie. Ordmary. Wee. goud ordinary, IKe.§ striet good ordinary, 16%¢.; low midiing 4 made dling. lite; wood middiing, 18%, Quoi based on American standard of classification: Tew Copende, —— WN. Orirane. par f Miaaiing fair, Yor 5 —the sales were: Conenmption eculation Tota! vee 100 Kor suiugg delivery Wasig iow midair | nave been asf follows: Yeaterd PM Miss 100 short, pote ton) af i. 3 lay. 60D a anit 16. -de., bekGe. : flasto “Novem: December, fou 167 16s rie 2,809" bale Yeuierday's eile gyipeth 16 7, pale Bod Jum 179 i6e.; August, 17 1 6 8 ot x i iS ge, es 0 hort phy ae ine howe’ UM deine 16 14-320. inp Rouce this wee! Bremen: oe ay ‘ ‘Uverpool,? 7438 FLOUR anp Grarn, ra Leer: $5,950 bushels; corn, 26, 62 6075 busnels. The dour nar ket Geimaud for, shipping extras, bbis.. which poelueed 8,000 Ty! exird ee trade a iMiny meal Mion note :— aly 1,40 bv.8. reported sod, We Kound hoot Beant ie ts, 00d rices advanced per pt iG alli tor ay chtioa q The were about 10), ety ae hoice Li 1 15 & $1 19 tor nat 8h tor do. to ai a$i tor ho rh tore aud afloat and wo arrive, Corn was in better demand ai sales of 96,0W bushe! i ies tor No. 2 do. cd closed firmer at Bic, a 883ge., with at BSc. Lae for mixed CH A ars tor yeliow,. Oats were mm active de- mand and ea firmer. Sales were 97,500 bushels, focluadne mised Take. and white ab The. Barley sv Ww and ¢ on Clucago Ae 1 2 ae 3 ov ou ed Sta ABO AL my Pastels t twWo-rows te 203120, Cabada West hela at $1 ‘eeicitra.—there ya moderate show of animation in vhe way of chariers, mostly ior grain and peiroleum, with # slow business in berth fremghis. Quotations re main about the sume ag previously reported :—1o Liver Bool, by steam, 4.0) buslels grain at 7d.: 1600 bushels do. (relet roon bacon, at sus. ‘to Lonaon, vy ic } bushels from store. At sd. amd. 10,00) bushels afloat ‘at Tigd. per bushel; also 4 British ship, placed on the berth, ‘Hence for geveral cargo, and another, hence with waluut and other wood, on private terma To " sieam, 60) vols four at 2s, 6d. ik? es the United Kingdom aire egian bark, with about wn quart Philadelphia, ‘at 5s. 6d. per a # Norwegian ‘brig, heuce wi ‘$ grain, trom ‘0 Cork tor orders, Sigut 2500 quarters Jo. at and another, with 0 "quarters do., trom EB timore. at 5s, 6d. y steam, from >ayvan- ‘oW bales of cu'ton (via paidmore) reported at gc, To tamburg, by steam, 190 b ais of coffes taken soite 8,(0) bushels of days since) on private terms; an at 14. ber bas Dashed; Sr jackages of provisions bat 9 Se Sd, 100 packan see , 1,000 aides of ieatiie! 1,400 bois. of rosin repor 1d on private terms To i Briush brig, hose with bard residuum at, 26, sper toh, in full, Norwegian brig, hence ‘about 1,690 by bbls. naphiha at 8. 3d: per bbl.” To rs tor order: au Ttaan brig Renee with about 2.00 bbis of refued pec Foleum at 43 9a, to the Mediterranean, or 58. 91. to the Adriatic.. To the Baltic, a horwexian Lark, 43) tong with about 4,700 bl vires nae troleum, trom Baiti- more, reported at yy 6d, pe ‘O pagua, a brig, (a4 Philadelphia (out in bali tnd back with saga port north of Hatteras at $0 6, vessel ord Dut Charges. ‘Yo Cardenas, an American brig, placed ou the berth, hence for general cargo. demand ior small lots was quite lib- fair sales were reported. were reported, Of New Ori Stocks this date, Sa bhds. ‘Cuba, 1136 Go. Porto iico, 99 do. English isiands, and 3,00) DUIS. of ‘ad mixed, muscoyado Rew Orleaus, | We quote;—Guba, censtit S20. layed, ‘Se. ‘die. ; do. rent oe Englis hy i in a 506. ico, Mc. .; English Js) Jeans, We. @ 75¢.; Dowling stock. 4140. a aze, for Navab >TorEs.—i here was « continued Cg in the rosin market, aad potetions experlencec @ slight de- cilue, closing at $2 0 tor strained to Ood do} sales of 24) bbis at the former price and 20) bbis. at UD. ine; the sales Were 20) bbls. at B53se. and 200 bbls, in shipping sohder. at s7o. ‘also Was lower, with sales is Wiumington at $2; Washingion quote) ut $19) ity pitch Was Couparatively steady at $2 a ron Feruoueum.—This market was generally very dull, and values were almost entirely nominal, Retlued. it vot delivery, Wus quoted at win ru: 1 i4ige. ; the ba ance oi the month w. preven oped a 19s, ae wie, In bi a dul a 724¢, for the rst half and Tic. tor the tune haf ot this nih. City napbiba, 9c. in shipping order. Refined at Phiadelphia was nominally lage, while at ial more the market Was comparative y firut at 14gc. P Receipt pork, 1.343 bbla.; beet, 4 pack- ‘d, 1314 bbis. and werces, iiarket for mess pork was acive rices, with the demand chiefiy for export. OO Unis New moss at $2l 5); bu do.. at $l 73, ad for' fucure delivery. 25000. for June, at $22 ‘08 ressed hows were Grier at cargoes. fe. tor elty. joubing lots we range of our quot Teas inspected; $10 by was quiet and Agures within the 21 for prime ness, and city extra Inala mess hams were in moderate request and firm, . ne Tange of $19 8 $21 BY for the better qualltiog Cut were frm. Bales 100) pickled Stouliers at Sor, 1.00 do.’ bams at 1 . 3,00 pieces fresh meats at & for shoulders, lige, fork Bellies and '1\e, tor acon Was aaiet ana firm, with bama. sales of 0 boxes city long clear at Litgo. a Lidse., Weste: at iiige.. short clear at ite. Lard ruled ame’, closing sroue. sales were 10 Serer uy 9) Lierces sieain at 14g were, for future delivery, 14 11-i6c., 2.500 do. May at Ihuter ana chesse were quict @od with- ee herons 4 echauge: whe demand on refining account was very uberal, with the market cs acd very strong, ales 1,848 ding 210, bude. low fir, 162 hhds. centrifugal, 00 ida ood talr, The. arc.; wb on private terme: @0 Lhds. food, tair to x0 lasses sugars. 7'gc. a OMelal stock to 97 bags and 90 | ge. 4 claved, boxes, Bo, 19 to'1d, age. to i To" ec. Retin rime, Yea sh ro cory, fair to ¢ razii—Duteh eames Noa. 9 a—Dutch standard, Nos, 10 to M1, 746. 3 $12 Bigs, & 8c. Manila-—Superior and extra superior, ie. a The. New Orleans—Reflning grades, 7c. a 72sc. 40., grocery grades, 40. a 8%c. ire. Wasa moderate distribnting business at steady prices, as ood, 7Mc. a7: 10% . prime do, 7%c. & ws fei enuice Gorse. & Has; na, Tike. c. ban bog to prime. ‘add common qu; TT gov MS ons ei a oie. sarreney tna, ge., currency; hangoor in ‘bond. $2 87. Breauink ruled quiet and firm at l4c. for prime. re ‘@ tair demaud ; 100,000 ibs, sold at 'Waisery.—Recotts, 763 bbls. The market was dull and heavy. We note sales of & bbis. at $1 15% per gallon, DOMESTIO ear = Cotton dull; middiine, 1530. gros. 764 Exports coastwi ew ORLRANS, April 1, 1875. Cotton middling, 18ige" Net receipe 191 bares: grom, 1.257. Exports—To Great Britain, 2,44; to the Con tinent, 1,400, bales, 60 ‘Amwant, April 1, 1875, Cotton quiet; Legge 39 15%. ; low middling, Lg A ‘ood ordinary, it receipta, 712 bales; grow xpor mtn Brest 0 ame 1,052: to the Continent, ita; Coastwise, 7H) Sales, 749." BLck, 41,198. Cuantestow, April 1, 1875, Cotton fiat: middling, 16e. Net Pig} 43 vales. Exports coastwise, 144. Sales, 900. Stock, 29,550. Winmiwatox, N, C., April 1, 1875. Spirits of Serpentine. strong Seige. fearn’ firm at Bi 7v for stra’ . rude turpentine firm at $1 55 for hard, $4 W for yellow dip anu virgin, Tar quietat $1 a OUsweeo, April 1, 1875. sales 1,300 ndis, at $6 2 tor No. I» Bras, hite winter, 7 miet ; Flour steady $6 © tor amber winter, $5 75 tor Mabiecstra, Wheat drm_but dull; salen of two cars No. 1 Milwaukee club at $120; No. 1 white Michigan D: extra do, $13 Corn quiet at Se. Barley a hed at $1 40.0 $1 44 Corn meal—$8t for f wubolted per ton. Militee ipecuits, $90" middlines, Borravo, April 1, 1875, Flour. 7.000 bbls: wheat, 40.0 bushel&; corn, 0 do. ; barley, 2.00 hipmente— ‘pols. heat,'44,000 basholss ‘torn, 00) do. 5 oats, 13,60 do. Darley 2,00) do. Fiour quiet ‘ad steady; Of 499 DDR ALSO 10 $6 25 for bakers. $6 25.8 $7 for nite, $6 25 of rye. Wea: quiet and (rin) No.2 iwaukee club, $i 1 ring held at if i So. 3 ‘winter, $1 25 a $1 30; sales of 10.0) bushels No hard Minnesown crab t $118 Corn Mall; bei 79G¢ new on the track, Bde. in s pisces. Barley neglected rowed stave; $1 .3.a $1 4 ior Y $21 Stor at $1 12 tor Choice Canaca. a lige. Beeds easy; heavy mone dard firus at 15) ToLeno, April, 1875, ul and des i 2g; No. L and unchanged. | Wheat lining; No. 2 bd ig Wavash, $1 2 white Michigan, amber wcnigan, Si bis oT red, $1 1d: No. 3d Corn *Gatet aod spencages ‘ Michigan, Oise. Clover seed, 22,00 bushels; corn, 10,000 d ments—Fiour, 1. Harrels; wi 16,000 do, oats, 9,00 do Fiour in good demand. Wheat Laprina, $1, No. 2 spring, trent 9) We, May, 99%e. J Bt rn advance ot oF April; 76746. May Flour quiet Omvcaco, April 1, 1975, tive and hee Apr oe #001 aid in fairdemand et $14 40 apot. $14 0 May, ik meals advanced and im tir demani} short rib mridules, [Lie ; shore clear mid- T1igc., wll loose, spotor April. Whiskey—An advance ‘asked, bu ‘nous estabiished, Kecerply—Flour, 12,00 bbIs. ; wheat seis; corm, Wik do. ; omtl 15,00) do, rye, 1,00" riey, 40u0do. Shipments— Prour, 10.088 bois. 5 x) Dushels; corn, 15,000 do; 0 do of the Board, in ine afternoyn higher ; 99) $1014 4 $1 U1 June. Corn frin. Gaus inher: foc. April, Oe. May. Pork higher; Bal A7e Ancal. aut Vie Joe Led nominal HAVANA epee otnort sin, remiam ; Bry JO, 12 premium, si ae ea ananed i S is'reals ber arroue. EUROPEAN MARKET. Lonnow Propuce Manxxt.—Lonpox, April 1—-Evene ing. —Linsoed oll, 258 a 2s. 3d. per owe FINANCIAL. ‘A ~haPsbBy & VALLEY, 14 BROADWAY AY. PRIVILEGES ON “MEMBORS OF THE STOCK BX- CHANGE” OR THOROUGHLY RESPONSIBLE PAR TIES (NAMES GIVEN AT TUE SIME O¥ PUR CHASKS), $16 FOR PUTS OR CALLS, $312 0 A $302 50 FOR STRADDLES (I. ., PUT AND CALL AT MARKET PRICE ON SAMB CONTRACT), 9 OR 60 DAYS, ALL COMMUNICATIONS HAVE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION, NOTHING LES3 THAN 100 SHARES, AND NO CONTRACTS MADE IN OUR NAME, PAM PHLET “HOW MONEY [8 LOST AND MADE IN WALL STREET MAILED FREE TO ANY ADDRESS, LAPSLEY & & BAZLEY, ™ BROADWAY. LOAN OF ABOUT $20,000 WANTED—FOR THRE ores security, morwage on improved bale pty double the roperty in Aint. Full ‘ork, worth double and ap an, ond an STOCK PRIVILEGES LL 8TOUKS AT LHE + best ratesin the market Contracts that cost $100 oar da: warty We ure how selling for customers at progt, cull information as to best de of opera 200, Bankers ng set On appheation. TUMBKIDGE [REASONABLE RATES = MONEY ON LIFE AND 235 id Brokers, 0. 2 Wall street, N. x. T A Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and r Securities Insura’ A te A) efected with best compan’ ry 1A. iO M7 Broadwi A. 7, 8 AND W PER CENT “arate Cry B NDS fA, and other i sis source our special ears, pa. vit fo er cent, interest promp' fof sale below Lae Pai He NIGOLAY Cs Brokers and ise, 43 Pine street, New York. —DEFAULTED RAULROAD BONDS A SPECIALTY # and bought by the ola established house of A TCOLAL & CO ork Brokers and Auctionec rs | No, 45 Pine st Stoo A NY AMOUNT M $1,000 TO $3,000 LOAN \ Say unimproved afi Pate in this enty or Brooklyn for term ol ye: re ro bonus, if SWIRL B GeAWErn, 19) Broad wa MONY TO LOAN ON LIFE AND ENDOWMEN insarance policies, also to buy same, at full value, aud other policies given ant difference paid in cash: UL P. TODD, 55 Liberty st Adora B BELMONT & Bankers, 1) and 31 Nassau street, parte of tho issue travellers’ credit, availabe in all world, through the ‘Messrs. De Rothschild and their correspondents Also « toh t a credits and telegraphic transfers of urope and Havana, STOCK PRIVILEGES. STRADDLES OR DOUBLE + Privileges, 30 and 00 days, on members of 51 Exchange or responsibie parties sis0 Puts and Calis jarket very acuve and fuctuating, showing frequent portunities for ER prota. | Circulars mailed. B. MONTAGUE, No. 6 Broad street Bosens PAPER WANTED, Made A permarnihe Mevchat Meouiae carers, &e., W. H. WEBKS, THancere ‘tra Broadway. AND I. c BONDHOLDERS ARE REQUESTED s * te ommiunicate promptly with HESSLER & (1 No.7 Wull street. (OUR MONTHS’ BOARD IN A FIRST GLASS neighborbved and central location, wath security, Ue given. by a lady tora temporary Joa) of Nace. B. C., Herais office. HAVE MONEY TO LOAN Ox GOOD IMPROVED oy, Property or Farms; Institution loans procured; bonus. Uwners apply, with fuli detalis, tu J. D. CON* DiGh, 143 Broadway. LMR INSURANOR Poutorgs BOUGHT FOR OAs 3H.— Full value tor policies issued by American Life in- aurange companiog Address scating company, amount, date, &c., BANKER, box (25 iderald office. ONEY TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, OF city, Brooklyn and Westchester counsy, Property: LM. DAVENPOR’ MERE AGENCY BRANCH OFFIC DUN, BARLOW & CO. bey to notify their subse; that the Downtown Branch office of the Mercant xy has been removed to No, 8 Wail street, corner Pearl, under the Marine Bank, This oifice ts con- fected by telegraph with the muin establishment at 315 Broadway, and is maiutaned purely to enable subseri- bers in the lower pari of the city to obtain immediate responses to their luquisiex Mecuantce AND TRADLRY SAVINGS [NofI- 283 Rowers, near Houston street. Deposits made on or betore April 10, will draw interest from the Ist day of April. Interest allowed o1 all sams from $5 to $10,000, Open daily from WA. M. tod 2. d on Mondays and Wednesdays trom 10 to 7. A. T, CONKLIN, President. HL. O, Fiswxe, Secretary. Wows Bavoney & MEA Dealers in Bonds ne iy V BK HAVE ¥ IN ANY AMOUNT TO LOAN ON Moregage and to bay second and leasehod Mort waxes at low rata be ines eerie onl Be PO} iT, $2 2.500 CASH WANTED IMMEDIATEL ¥ mortgages $50) onus M $12.00 ONBIN RAILWAY _BONDS.—PARTI buy or a sl these Bonds please call « 72 Wall street, Now Brokers and thirty days. on good note, secur $1.) Principals ‘ HANT, Herald ollie, ) WANTED—ON BOND AND MORT- gage, on @ three story brick rales Stable, covering the whole lot; located in re fourth bstract street, pear Third avenue; cash value and papers at room A, lil Broad way $15 5 00( STOCK IN AGROWING MANU ov. ing company for saleUr w hange the Be: or. ar good salable Mere Aduress 0. B., box 105 Herald otheo. $700, 000 7.204. UR BOMD AND MOBS. Rages —Morteages cashed. V. K. S'EVENSON, Jr,, Il Pine street, or 33 Bast Meventcenth street. N. 5.—Ihese veing estate tumds, Rone but prime ideenreiec comsivered. COPARTN: ERSHIPS._ iSSOLLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.OTAF FIRM OF Hermann & Co., livery stable, No. $25 East tieventh D" t, has this day dissolved by mutnal consent. Mr. avid filaw will assome ali Habilnes of the |ate firm; also cojiect all outstanding. KTER WERMANN, ‘New Youre. March 3), 18/5. be BILAU. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ot MURRAY & BENSON is this day dissolved. I having severed iny busine: connection with said Morray, I shall continue the In: ‘ance Brokerage business trou date on ‘own account at 8i Cedar street, 4G. BENSON, Jr pagrnensarr, DISSOLUTION, Notice is herehy given that the partnership existing under the firm name of Wanderer & Co, bax w-day been dissolved. VICLOR WAND: Risit, SULIUS FECHTELER: Baw Yonx, April 1, 1875. “FIRM k, BUsU a8 OrpronrTuNTTIE {SMART AND ENTERPRISING GENTLEMAN nice addre ‘vood conversation z ent jo penses werald “AN OLD BOTTLING BUSINESS, FACTORY com. plete; season opening, $19.00) can be rea for half interest: strictly legiuumate ; 20 liquor: Hadson sureet, up stairs MAN TRAVELLING WITH HI3 OWN id like to taxe on commission jewelry, Yankee notions or fancy goods. A. L, B97 North Sixth street, Williamsburg. LONG ESTABLISHED MANUFAC URING BUSI- neas in staple line with an outlet for goods greatly in excess of capital, would uke a partner with $2,000; proprietor has eqiial amount invested and isa member Soe ee cRREE™ ADDIY to GRIGGS & CALLE- A N Mie $).000 CAST WIL of the best, tania awed first class Bi YY hel ons le, fine bar, {no opp wher leaving city. Apply to BLL & OU., 53 Nintu street, between Broadway aud Fourth avenue. “) GENTLEMAN W1I0 CA erable Phiiadelphia business ¢ ership with an active member of the New York Exchange. Address P., box 8) Post ofilee. FIRM HAVING A VERY HEAVY TRADE WHOL, sale, will seli out ali or hait interest in branch jol- bing trade; $5.08 cach require hie! yeurly. Address REALITY, A PARTNI-R WANTED. and produce commission busines: having 8 ing to work, ery fr ood openit. Apply to WENUY, wt Fallinan's Stables re: t Jones street, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFE On account of poor health of provrietor, to a party having trom $0.0" to $51,000 @ favorable chance i9 offered, at a sacrifice, in the Stock, Fixtures and Good Will of the old established Brewery No, 149 East Forty- second street: capacity 225 barrels daily; bulidings on a Jong and desirable lease. Apply on premises. J RUG BTORE—ON ACCOUNT OF THK DEATH OF one of the members of a firm, his interest in a good Drng Store, in fine order and well stocked, will be sold on reasonable terms, Address EXECULURS, Hera Uptown Branch oitice. NOLD AND SILVER MINES-LARGE AND SMALL J properties, some developed, others m pectors’ prices, from $500 to $5,000 per 100 railroed and smelting works An enter 9 tori a part. book. with four lavorers, can chance ortune 0 ‘ for mines, T. ALBSI: Us282 Fourth avenue, New York. ARIPOSA LAND AND MINING COMPANY. —HOLD- ers of preierred and common stock if thik com- any will please take tiutice that an assesment of $1 per suare has been payable, om oF belore April 14, 1875, at the principal vd) 1 Francises, of at No. 9 Nassau atroet, New ¥ for fa particulars Inquire At the office. “MORE i. SMITH, Asmatanc tary. ARTNER WANTED-IN NEW J) RS wirtt $1,200, to manutaciure essential oils: article cash ciceW ee bee OPP ORTUNTEns: xochewan he & M, ‘t Mt " ‘ERs, box ri pHE,0 OWNER OF A RICH qoup, AND SILVER convenient to raiiroad in Cui or ade: would aupors of an intere beat relereuces and visibit pont rogers Ine value of mine nua tele. ohtect im selling ai capital Address ¥. BiB, station Ay ,000 CARH 20 JOIN ness en ‘ANTED—A PAR'Y W equally an agres sable | it fins wis: je several fortunes: $1),000 ‘ey he ‘“ Ne Monta’ Address GASITALIS nd Uptowe Branch office. 2.500 =PALINGR WANTED, mn BTAPLI, e cash business, that yy rig Sol per month, Full olyoken at 35 ‘elve! —THE NAIF INTERES? IN Ke FIRS" b, O00 a dice tan haley arare onpantualty: for ty busin’ box 13) Hera d oitice. ve —WANTE D, A SUITABLE MAN TO EN. $5. 000. guge in an Oxtensive retail tea and fine ero- cery business, on the wholesale vlan, with outside canves- sera or drummers. ‘ihe advertiser has been engaged in Iike business in teas ant coffees exclusively for Sman ears-and 0 ving about 2.00 Pearding hoasce of will unite with rempectabie cory eaty blushed for the sal Aas business alread dress RETAIL GAOCHE, Herald Uptown Branch ome. TPARTNGR TO BUY HALP INTEREST) $5 5.000. 7h dinate established. ten yours: hag he best houses in the country as custernenay one above amount can have chal Address, for two days, MAN tip. tia otal ORO AN ‘ACTURER, = —. one 96.000, ciareicr Samrat without competition as yet. 158 Herald 0! fetes peta) SECURITY FOR INTER- est in \@ Manufacturing Deen $10.00 every dollar to increase manufactured stock, necessar: ton ey Day $5. to ly increasing domaaog: sippy, ts acing * poate ) WANTED, A YOUNG GENTLEMAN TO! $1,000,nate fade dmaiettte Herak if an establishe mak rite ii she Kddress MANGANBOR, Mmited: large p —PARTN I WANTED; A SPLENDIDI bY 000. making busin sure fortun: Be nei, SIMRO fuss Mets AN OUD. ESTABLISHED Bi pouss i $95,000-8 Q00.~2eiieai New York, w tail clothing: desire to replace "rr pariseey as doubted relerence given and reouired, nie Go LAKING, 10) Broadway, room & WALL STREET NOTES. STOCKS FEVERISH—-THE BIG BONANZAS TARLYGH ANOTHER PLYER, Another feverish day ts to be recorded in Wall street. Stocks opened very strong, and then felt of about one per cent as easily 4s they were ad~ vanced, Union Pacific—considerea the leader— was noticeable ior strength, but suddenly yielded to the bearish jeeling and declined with the gen- eral market. Upon inquiry it was learned thar the magnates of toe PANAMA AND OVERLAND RAILROADS had not adjusted their differences, ana i was & matter of some doubt whether they would be able todo so, Asa mutter of news it may be stated that no meeting toox piace of the high contract~ ing parties of the Big Bonanza stocks, and they remain in statu quo. There are two or three par- ties who rome control the monopoly knowm as the Panama Railroad Company, and they twists upen their own terms in the pew arran Asan evidence that this may pak rm Pacific advanced tu 67 bid alter bus the ater luneh De!monico Exchange, A GERMAN PANII About two o'clock despate! arrived from, Europe in which fnanctal troubles were indicated on the Berlin Stock Exchange. Many firms were said to have fated, aod two anfortunates had committed ‘suicide, ‘The news was immediately reflected in our market, GOLD ADVANCED TO 114% and stocks tumbied like rocket sticks, but In. asmoch asthe German trouble was understood to be @ “bear” panic, stocks advanced more quickiy than they had receded, The German bankers stated that the troubles were caused by the advance in prices, and (hat the reported fail~ ures were causes by parties being siort of stocks, the money market at Frankiorts beimg quoted Bhs per coat, A SIGN of the settlement of the railroad war was about this tine received from budaio im & despatch, which stated that ‘passenger and freight rate were to be advanced to the old figures by all o the Western roads.” Under the impetas of this cheerini pews stocks advanced, Tne official earn- ings of THE UNION PACTPIC RATLROAD were reported 1 be--Gross earings aud expenses for February, 18) 4-7. Inereane Cross earnings. Sh21e bapenses. ... - Net earnings . $115,080 The Mareb earnings to tae 20th, inclusive, show fan increase Of $105,940 Over the same days for | March, 1874, THE TREASURY DISBURSEMENTS for the month of Siarch are as follows:—Exclie sive Of principai and mieresc of the public devs, 12,290,000; special deposits of legal leaders tor redemption of ceruficates 01 deposits, $43,045,000 vutstanaing legal tenders yesterday, $379,226,900. THE GOLD MARKET fluctuated between 1144 a 114%. From the best iniormation received it Was beileved the clique were buying back the gold they had recently sold. Advice Wo merchants, “Let them aioue.” ORIMINAL STUPIDITY. HOW WAZZ1E STERN WAS KILLED—A MOTHER BATHED WITH ICE-COLD WATER IMMEDIATELY APTER THE DINTH OF A CHILD, . At half-past ten, o'clock yesterday morning Coroner Croker bezau an inquest into the case of the apfortunate yousg woman, Lizzie Stern, who died on board the steambMat Bellevue about tem days ago. It will be remembered that the deceased had been an inmate of the Chamy Hospital, which instiiu‘fon she lef on the Zist ult. on @ pass, she visited a friendin Eldridge street, and while there was taken sick with labor pains and tt was found necessary to remove her to the huspital again. Accordingly she was takem to the Tenth precinct station house, aud sab~ sequently remove | to Beilevue Hospital in an @mbulance, Notwithstanding the night w a bilter cold onc—tae thermometer stan ing below zero—and that toe woman was In great pain, she was not taken Into, the hospital, but sent on board the steamer Bellevue, whiea lay at the Gok at tie joot of Twenty-sixthy street. Here the cid was born and here the apiess Woman died /rom tue eects of the most ouirageous treatment, Dr. Robert Murray, house physictan at Bellevae Hospital, was the first wituess calied. He said he Was called to altend tue deceased uJ munutes alter she uad been placed on board boat; he round toe cabin in which she lay #0 bii- terly’ cold that he was compelied to heep overcoat on, and the nurse could not dispe with ber shawl; there was no fire on the boat, either in stoves or the furnace, aud Of courve na Warm Water could be had; neitner the watchman, who is supposed to be oa the boat of dock all the me, nor the firewan could be found to get up steam; In Consequeuce of this state of affairs co waver directly jrow che hydrant on the dock haa. tw be used for bathing par, Be Dr. Marray. lurtuer vestilled that if warm water coud ha’ and the room been pi ad heated uae woma: ould undouvtedly have liv. Stephen Irwin, ine engineer of the and = fireman, swore point biank fires kept up vightand day, and that when they left the bout ov the night im question there were twenty-five pounds of steam in the boiler, Another witness swore that itis the custom te keep the fires up ali the time, bas that on the night 10 question (he cabin was undoubtedly cola. Another mau swore that when he went on board the steamer early in thé morning the ther- mometer tn the cabin :ndicaved eighty-six degrees above zero. ‘At one o'clock the case was adjourned, the jury being instructed to be on hand again at elevem o'clock bbs eerneg. when the taking of test mony Will be resutued. TRIAL OF CARTAN "WILLIAMS, Captain Williams, “of the Fourth precinct, wat arraigned for trial at Police Headquarters yester- day alternoon, besore Commissioner Mateell, om the charge of receiving various presents from one Louisa Smith, the keeper of a house of ill fame on, Wooster strect, last summer. Colonel ncety ant Ohief Cler: . Counsellor eoeneet, spoke @t some length. characterizing charges as utterly e and fuande J in maltoe, and or; tne Board to grant a speedy trial to his client, who waa anxious to prove ins tunocence. Ho was willing tuat the cuse be postponed this time, but insisted that no unnecessary time be lost, President Matsel! tien announced that the case stood Santa until Friday, the Vth iust., at two o'clock P. M. ANNUAL POLICE INSPECTION. The annual spring inspection of the members of the police force Will (ake place at Headquarters op the 12th, 13th, Lith and 16th inst, Bach platoon will Maréh in nll unviorm, excepting bvercoave, to che place of inspection under the command the captain of the previnet, aad will embrace all the sergeants, roundsmen, pairolmen and door- men comprising the platoon, Drill Canta Cope attenuance. large profits, Honorwble parties, with 1all name, please address Koo BNTLAL. vax did Werald uilice dand Will Conduct Lue Inspections