The New York Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1875, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. . Firmness in the Higher Priced Securities and Feverishness Among the Fancies. GOVERNMENT BONDS STRONG Gold Advanced to 115 8-8, but Closed at 115. MONEY EASY ON CALL, STREE Watt Prrpay, April 6 P. ‘u.} Tne goueral undertone of the stock market dur- ing the greater part of the day was one of Strength, and this was specially manifested in the higher priced securittes like Western Union, Lake Bnore, Rock Isiand and New York Central. St. Paul common was likewise exceptionally irm, showing afurther advance from 393 to 40. Is closed at 89%, Weakness and considerable un- bowever, were marked in Erte, Atlan- tic and Pacific Telegraph and Pacific Mail Erle Opened at 30, tell off to 29% and closed at 20%. Pacific Mail cpened at the closing price of yester- Gay, 4434, receded to 43%, advanced to 44% and declined at the end to 43%, Much doubt ex- iste concerning the future of the stook and the speculation waa active on both the Hull and bear sides. Large operators are said to ve ranged with the last-named party. Atiantic and Pacific Tele- graph opened at 97, foll off to 25%, but quickly re- covered on afree purchasing movement to 27, from which jt advanced to 27%, Toward the close, however, it began to weaken, and the final sales were made at 26%. Considerable investment b been made In this security, and the progress of the telegraph steamer will be caresally watched as Indicative o/ its fotare, Unton Pacific advanced Trom 71} to 725, ending at 72%. Northwestern common sold at 4534 a 45%; & 4534 a 4534. ferred stock receded irom 68% to 68, New York Central advanced trom 101% to 10234, and closed at 102, Western Union opened at 78% and sold at 1846 278 a TT% a 73, ending at 7834. Lak Bold at 74% 0 75 w 7634 875 475%; Panama “Mt 119, ex-dividend, closing at 118 bid and 119 asked. Rock Island was comparatively steady at 10334 @ 1033 a 103%, closing at 103%, Hannibal and St. Joseph opened at 27%, soid down to 27%, and mnded at 28}, Ohio and Mississippi was steady at 28% a 285 a 28%. Wabash advanced irom 15% to 16, and closed at 15%. Panama soldat 119, ex- dividend at this fgure, with sales of small lots at 1181185, Delaware and Lackawanna lost 1 per cent on yesierday’s close, ending at 1144. THE TRANSACTIONS today amounted to 190,000 shares, which were distributed among active securities as follows:— New York Central and Hudson, 3,300; Erie, 10,800; vake Snore, 37,800; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 300; Northwestern, 4,200; do. preierred, 400; Rock Island, 10,100; Pacific Mat!, 39,000; St. Paul, 10,200 ; do, preferred, 200; Ohlos, 1,600; Western Union 29,000; Wabash, 2.300; Unton Pacific, 28,200; U,, 0. and I. C,, 100; Panama, 409. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWSST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, bighest and lowest prices of the day:— Opening, Highest. Lowest. New York Central + 101% 1023 101% Ene + 30 80 29) 15% 14 58 58 108% 103; 9234 03 4036 8056 Oni sa Si a * By 33 33 10 an Ass! “f eves New Jersey sh 1 sad 1is* 113 Del., Lack. ana Wei 16 14% mon Pacific 12% Pt C. and LO C34 6 Wes ‘estern Caio 18) 18% a7 a7 27% 25% i “4 ay 43% Panama (ex-dividend),. 110 119 ny ADVANCE AND DECLINE. Compared with last night’s prices the close to- day shows the foliowing changes:— ApvaNce—New York Central, St. Joseph. %; Lake Shore, Rock Island, 3; St. Paul. % Pacific, %: Erie (in London), Hannibal and ‘Quicksilver, 2; DEOL ea ©, and iit Mi poware aad see awana, i arlem. ; Northwes : Onio and iianissiog Pacific Mail, 4; Westera | Union, 5 ‘Atian‘le Mat cifle Telegraph, %. The steady stocks were Atlantic and Pactfo | preferred, Panama, Canton, Northwest preferred, THR MONEY MARKET. Money was easy on call at 4 and 6 percent. The | market for mercantile paper is unchanged. It is said that a large supply of currency has of late been received by the banks, but the fuli amount may not appear in the bank statement of to- Gay, though the latter is mot expected to be leas encouraging than that of last week, Foreign exchange was firm. Prime sterling, 4.868 4.90; selling rates, 485)¢ @ 4.86, and 4.89% @ 4.8934. Reichmarks, 94% a 95, @ 955; @ 9534. Oables, 96 296%. Prime Paris, 5.16% @ 6.1334. Other rates, 6.17% & 5.18%, GoD, 115%. Gold opened at 115% and moved up to 115%, but | Bubsequentiy receded and closed at 115, It is not yet clear that thie market bas passed out of the control of a clique; bat it ts evident that prices more easliy obey natural influences than they have done heretofore. The dearth of tne commod- ity, the small present and prospective sup- ply, ana the fact be crue that Spaniards are in the market as purchasers to the extent of three or four millions; tliese are among the rea- Bons assigned for the existing firmness and for possible further changes, Tne carrying rates Were 2 and 4 per cent. OPERATIONS OF THR GOLD EXOHANGS BANK. Gold valance: cleared. CLEARING HOUSE STATRMENT. Currency exch Corrency balance Gola exchanges. Soild balances. THE UNITED STATES THEASU! The toilowing are the balances reported to- day :—COurrency, $4,200,000; coin, $84,500,000; lesa coin certificates, $23,000,000. The National Bank notes received for redemption to-day were $640,000; castoms receipts, $660,000; revenue re- ceipts, $256,518, The customs receipts for the week ending April 3 were as ‘oliows:—Daitimore, $186,544; Boston, $288,037; Philaceiphia, $203,274- The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $6,000 on account of interest and $6,600 in redemption of Qve-twenty bonds. DRY GOODS MeroRTS. The imports of dry goods for the week were $2,171,408 and the amount marketed $2,163,373. GOVERNMENT BONDS Were exocedingly active and firm in sympathy ‘with gold; $100,000 registered fives, of 1881, sold at 11534; $85,000 ten-forties, registered, at 114. $151,000 five-tWenties, coupon of 1967, at 121)4, and $20,000 ve twenty coupons O1 1865 at 121)g a 121%, to say nothing of smaller Jots of other series. The following were the closing quotations:—Unitea States currency sixes, 12054 a 120%; do, do., 1881, | F rezistered, 12154 a 12134; do, do, do., coupon, 122% & 122g; do, five-twenties, 1802, registered, ex in- terest, 11644 a 116; do. do. do,, coupon, 118 & 118%; Go. do., 1864, registered, 115% a 116; do. do. do,, conpon, 110g @ 110K; do. do, 1965, regis- tered, 116% @ 117; do. do. do, coupon, 121% o 1214; do, do, do., new, registered, 120% a 120% ; 0, do. do, do., coupon, 120% a 120% ; do. do., 1867, registered, 121 a 121%; do, do, do., coupon, 121% B 121%; do, do, 1868, registered, 121 41214; do, do, do., coupon, 121% @ 121%; do. ten-lorties, registered, 11434 @ 114%; ao. do., Coupon, 116% a@ 116)g; do, sixes, 1681, registered, 116% & 116%; 40, do, do, coupon, 116 @ 116%. THE FORRIGN MARKET. Late advices from London the following prices, the market being reported quiet and steady —Consols for money, 93% ; do. for account, 93% @ 9254; '65 bonds, old, 10854; 67 bonds, 108; ten-iorty bonds, 108%; ngw fives, 10834; Brie, 26% 926% The rate of discount in the open market The pre- | | 1t 18 intimated that steps will be taken to put the corporation in @ sound and Shore | | i | | | $10000 U 9 6%, r, "81... 121 B00 0 55.8 ~ - = | te i‘ Ee | S=5 3 (Bei: a _NEW YORK HERALD, _ SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. for three months? bilis 13 8°¢ per cent, or 4 below | the Bank rate, frm. ‘The amount of bullion which went into the Bank of England to-day on balance was £70,000, Kentes in Paris were 631, 95¢. RAILROAD BONDS. ‘These were in moderate request and generally New Jersey Central tirsts, new, sold at 115; do. do., consolidated, 105; Milwaukee and St. Paul first, La Crosse division, 86};; Chicago and Northwest consolidated coupon gold bonds at 845 @ 6434; QO. consolidated, 9014; Erie Jourths, 97; New York Central firsts coupon, 113%; Hudson River seconds, sinking fund, 107; Ohto and Mussis- sippi seconds, 78; do. consolidated sinking fund, 983¢; Wabash consolidated convertibles, 4034; Mich- igan Southern sinking fund, 108; Central Pacific |. gold bonds, 99% a 9914 a 99%; do. firsts, San Joa- quin branch, 863; Union Pacific firsts, 98%; do, “sevens, land grant, 964; do. sinking fund, 92% @ 9234; Pacific of Missouri, 9134, BANK SHARES were in good request, with the following sales:— (10 shares), 181; Fourth National (25), 99; German American (10) at 92 and (5) at 94; Bank of Commerce (11) at 119; State of New York (10) at 115; Republic (50) at 100, STATE BONDS. ‘These were dull, the only transactions being in long bonds, which sold at 99%5 New York State sevens, bounty, at 107, and old Tennessee sixes, €X-coupon, at 54 MEMORANDA, Corn Exchangt Missouri sixe The last report of Lake Shore shows decrease in the gross earnings uf $2,268,878, and in expenses @ reduction of $2,604,2.6, making the net earnings of 1874 appear as $325,848. These flattering Agures account jor the advance in the price of the stock to-day. The following are the earnings of the Central Karnings 6 | Pacific Railroad Company :— For the month of March, 1875. | For the month of March, 187; | Por the month of Murch, 1873.... Larnings first three mvnths, 187 Earnings first three mouths, 187 t three months, 1873. 2,635,026 «+ 2,621,001 The Stock Exchange was notified to-day by the Toledo and Wabash Company toat the transier books will close April 27 ‘or the meeting of stock- | holders to be heid at Toledo, May 12. This mseting is Jor the purpose of taking into consideration and acting upon the measures recommended by the directors for the financial relief of the company. slactory condition and restore the stock to its place among the active securities of the Board. From the usual monthly compilations of the raik Way earnings for March, we learn from the ad- vance sheets of the Financial Chrontole the result appears as follows:— RAILROAD EARNINGS IN MARCH, Central Pacific, Chicago and Roc! abt | Cin., Lajayette ana Chicago*.. Denver and Rio Grande*. Milnois Central. . International & Gt, Noi Misseuri, Kansas and 1 St. Louis, Alton & ', H. main St.L., Alion & T, H., branches, St. Louis, lron Mt. and South’n | St. Louis and Soutneastern*, Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw Union Pacitic. Totals..... Net mereasi * Three weeks on! 1874. 1875. + $852,423 $1,192,000 641,340 ~ “649,870 28,296 21,652 16,725 18,686 561,793 536,183. nern*, 61,701 67, ‘exas... 262,801 104,193 44,472 286,132 ly tu Mareh of eacti year. GROSS EARNINGS FROM JANUARY 1 TO MARCH 3L 1874, Central Pacific .. Cin., Lafayette and Chicago* Denver aid Rio Graude*. Ultnois Centrat International ani Missouri, Kansas and Texa: St. L., A. and T, H. main... St, L., A. and T. H, branches, , Jron Mt. and Souther St. Lous and Soutoeas:era®, ‘Toiedo, Peoria and Warsaw... Union Pacific. weeks only of March in each 1875. 535," Lt Ma oe 103,735, 55,051 oz at 1,603,464 1,595,880 200,872 309,018 759,505 661,000 287,424 234,763 120,576 162,294 703,574 826,895 281,464 228,429 277,171 206.051 sabsshacd Pletdansdiod $8, 068,041 Bog, 489 NEW YORK STOCK EX EXCHANGE SALES ash, 4; Union +) | 3oN9 US bah 6, "65. Sz Ssa2 8 CFs Seres¥ Be g Ere * cS © Pi ae $31," yo Ba. sees 2. 23 BEFORE CALL—l0 A. M. Ferpay, April 9, 1875, S0shs LSE MSR... 10) a 74% i700 B, 2635 100 Be a 2% = 20, = 83 sistas 223) st3 eer se ete eat ext avd S82°5 0) 1509 Bigs Be! ESE WEES 5-20. 6,°65 0. fesoeiaalie KOARD—10:30A, M. is Amer xpress. a 3 Ex Co... 61 ee S8oucSe | The wi | 47,000 ales for the | Coffee ttirm. | fm may bo quoted att it Ci Suu 10) At Pag pi SMS i do 10000 U S 5-20, c, "65. . 0) US 5-20,¢, 165, n. 65000 U 8 5-20, 6, 67. .88 121 SKCOND BOARD! P.M. 1200 shs LS &M 8S RR. a 5 Panama RR. $5000 Tenn 6's, oexc.. 54 Sow Erie ‘inn 2000 Hud 1 . 92 92! $85 19 4 4 2 is 7 o bs iS iy ie i 10) 73 TH 400 hi 72 80 oa. ea 45) i i if 2600 o. lus! iB i, is 800 43° 13} id ee e. S00 N 102! af 80) E. ah wo do. 39! 800 293 100 Mil & St’ it pf.ve 59 oa 298 100 Tol & Wab B! vee SSE ae fara ee syseere 0 Han ese di Kansas Pac Rk.be 200 StL, KC&Npf..be b3 2:30 TO 3B. ML ES" oe = 8 b3 1000 tian & Btu RR 108 Oreeeee b: 20 Pac RR sh Mo. it PRICES—3 P. He Pacific Mai}.... 43! Mil & Gt tau . a West Un vel, Bet a ie St P pf, ae euicksilver.... a 3 in Quicknlver st. “ig 8 a Mar 1 18, aa ti Ls . FS Ee N¥ sity Prot it a AV) s 14 Nider Ce) ars his Gai RL. Pe aba & 1 COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET AND EASIER; FU- TURES CLOSE {C. LOWER—¥LOUR FIRMER— WHEAT ¥IRM—CORN FIRM—OATS sTRONG— BARLEY QUIET—PORK HIGHER—LARD UNSET- TLED—GROCERMS FIRM—SsUGAR ACTIVE— FREIGHTS QUIET—PETROLEUM QUIET—NAVAL STORES STEADY—WHISKEY LOWER. FRIDAY, April 9-6 P. M. Business was still fairly active in most depart- ments of trade to-day, but there was a good deal of irregularity and prices fluctuated considerably, On 'Change there was a better demand jor grain for export, under which prices experienced a far- ther material demand, and corn was wanted for shipment and brought very full prices. Wheat was sought after both on the spot and the near futare, and prices again advanced. A good business was done, and the vessels for charter within a day or two. Corn also ruled strong. Oats firm, Barley quiet and easy. Rye firm. Whiskey easier. Provisions quieter, and in some cases lower, a Lot lard both coming under this class. Cotton on t Was weak, | Hutures lost 3-166. and regained 1-16c. on the loss, closing firm. Naval stores and petroleum were quiet. Sugar was active, Molasses and vther groceries firm, but Position of the mal ‘et remains about the same as fast noted: ‘The only Geallngp rein small trade: loos which realize 6c. tor nd Be. coutrotted and ) Buxswax.—The avallabie suppiy ie wel in few hanca. The few loi rive from ( are pretty generally taken as soon as offered, full prices dre obtained. A choles jot of Care at ste., with medium quallites held at ie, a but trade inav be manatac- turers’ merely. purchase. such lots as wlil supply tinme. aiate e neceseiticn. he'd general stock is, however, very limited and not adequate to the wants ot the trade, con sequent; well matured and auoted strong a 150. a Ife. t reen brush, lie. a 1630. for loug green burl, Tic. for ordinary'do., and 1ie. a Luce for Ted and red-tipped. BUILDING Matkuiats are moderately active, and, gener- ally speaking, qaite steady in price. sells at 1 30, Gash, trom dock. 5) for ale, $6 25 w $s 80 lor Jersoy, River, $12 a $12, 8) for Croton fron and $3) do. tor Baltimore. Lut 16 50 fro racyy Sle from } Ver. nandina. Cargoes here selling at $23 a $26. Burred. “There is u betier supply of New State owing to recent liberal receipts, waile the outlet has beon Uhoice qualities id a moderate demand. ihe siock of Western consists chieity of old. which meets wita neglect. The few lots of new Western sell at full rices. We quote:—New batter—Sstate, tubs, choice, bon j dg., Rood to prime. 2ic. & 2. fa (6 Nort Philadelphia do. moving freely at odo. a Ber; dows do common to tain, 160" ITey Weigh tubs. (choted ‘tall juade. 33 fies Whatetn ike a Michigan, Weal oa ; ry packed, Iie. a 2c. ton dos sean do., do., good to ©, fo. do HALE to 004. 180, de": dod ood, Ie. a ie. const ‘tbs, chotee, isc. a 5e.; do, do, common on sti, fair to good, to “fair, 20. @ 130. ; wee, a Gentral Otto” and Se intr’ to goed, 14e-7 do, do., common to fair, ae niet ; tubs, ehdies, Ide. a't6e.? ao., d0., fe #28, 1. Ie. a ious styles, Very poor, |: a roll fine, j5e. » good O v and Michigan, & l4c.; da., tai to @ood ” 1c, Goorenaak Brock continues very quiet, with only oc casional sales of small lots reported, showing a range of values Which may be quoted ‘as nseae Seineh, with heads. § jooks, with heads, 38-inch, $2 gh ithe heads. % a-ineb $2 0 a $2 3: T5e. ‘shooks, $40; pipe shooks, $6 Wa $7; ogshoadn, eet) $%4; ordinary boop Matec, S7o. # se. : ordinary hoops. 12 tet. Gaxmess. The movement bas been. very itght for all descriptions, and values to, som arded as no} fall weight ; 27 a 2éc. ror parattine. Cukese.—With only @ moderate demand trom both shippers and the home trade, and comparativo: free offerings, the tendeney of the market is rather in buyer's We quote :—State factory, fancy, job! ing losso. do, do.. colored, for export, I:e. i 183g¢. @ Ie. , kod to th 15) ” Mac. ; ac Garries, One: ite. a 15igc. mige councy akin So ‘@ lic.: Omo' factory, cheaaat ir export. ide. a 01 do., for domestic trade. tie. 6 if for export, 8, @ llc., do do., poor Michigan ane Wiseonsia tactory. ‘ine, 1 Corres —the demand for Kio was moderate aud io tony the market rules about the same as iast noted. The dealings reported included 1.585 bags, ox Lidador, b bags, ex Halley, of 1 trauspired. hooks. Iée. 5 Po i ide? Mexien Yavanilia, Ties a Wee Curacoa: I6ige. w 186., gi nd w das ‘Goizox, oh tue soot Without pressure to sell, was of- fered mote freely. and iscking s corresponding \ncrease in the demand, the tendency of the murket was in the rs generally condned bids to smalt specu! lois tor pre: it ra made un: able bids on & few lines. With cheap ireigit, favo fold and exchange, and the Liverpool and re reported b; riers than gr inquiry from ox; Das been noti jor some days, but the decline m fu- tures checked business with this class of buyers. In the notices were taken for ex- port at 16! market closed, however, short notices we ‘orth 16 7. aie sorrespen iing wee! red | the anterior towns for the week compares Ba: ‘i ths aa movement, eT eee meee atat jast ple aout 12872 beles, aginst ig ged cm via ‘baies; sooks, 83.124 year—decroase, 1.629 wi fer othe tie fe eae I-i€6. ; rio. tp oat 20) Chicago & RI RR, ast | 121s | Northern Iilimots, Wisconsii | | kee, | | He: market closed strong at the improvement, being | ei strengthened by the break in the rates of froieht and | Sith bunt 600) 0b ys 20 packages. | | genéral cargo, at equal to tatures | i Tale. 280 de: oot em: pain Ge a aud t | nary, 16',¢, good middiiy low muddiing, 16ig0 1stje." Quotations based om Aniericui # siication — ds X. Orleans. Texas, ist, Ma 1584 Alenama Ordinary is ‘ordinal 15 by lity 15% middting. - Midding ... Good niadiing:. i . he 18° 18% ‘the sales were -— Totals... . —For tuture delivery’ (basis low mid@ tiny) tuo ates nan been as follows)—Yesterday atter_two FP, il, 300 | Dales wt 10 9102.5 Mu 4 M. 16}6¢... 100 fe dite., “100. at Te ioe ew at 16 35 320. 000 at 16 Like. aU) atl 2) E16 13-16e-, at 0 2s-ae x 16 I tiie 1.30 ati ‘Sie. 1,800 at 17 3-i6e 2) att See. 1,400 at i71-160., 300 av l7 }00 wt 17 15-82e., 100 at ITigc., 100 ee i fasn idvat i August, 70) 98 at dead 17 9-160. a Wopremiber, 100 at hee, ‘Dee january, 300 at 16%¢. Total, 47,90 bales, “The receipts at Tuer | Wednes-| Thure- ; day. day day. | Friday. Galvistn] 601) L052] 77i| 604] na) aze N-ortns! 107] ora] oral 1,247] 08] 1 59 Mobiles! 82) 202} 187) Ie, 403] '1588 Savana, 743] 674] It] 1,064] 3,081] 718 540} 79] eos] 8s] 176) ue 1:8 259) all 175) M43 lt 73] mai} gBl) 2.881) 785) 1,188 NeYork.| 810,496] 2,865] 240) 1,270] gi Bouces| 3a “So S|, atl YS Phila... 46) -| = _ 8 -| - Foal 49601 ~ 8108]. 201) < 423i 7017 inst vee | ea27|—11,086| 6,206 5505 4412| 5,536 ‘hls ——-| |e fee mm Instyeatl Taal ire! soil 7.008) eas7| 6580 x Lotton freignts closed as follows:—To Havre, by steam, %e.; to Hamburg, by steam, Sc. ; to Bremen, by Laid compressed: io"Liverpool, by steam, sail 7-32 fein good. supply, with Prices tending down- ward for the lack. of 2° corresponding comand te ‘se; ong Island, New J near festern, choice brands, 26c.: "Southern, 250. & and Pennsylvania. oe a Ic. Bee. a Sort othe! + 20. 8 Frour ax Gran. —Receipts—Flour, 15,972 bbis. 72,800 bushels; corn, 12,420 do. ; oats, 9.050 do. ; barley 1,000 go, The flour market ruled strong under a tuir demand for shipping grades, and higher prices were in some cases demanded. Saics were reported of 19,700 bbls. of which 10,00) were shipping grades, Corn meal was firm, with 800 bbls. sold at the range of prices quoted, W: No. 2 state a = sf SESES. Superfine W Lxtra Western. Minnesota. . Round hoop Ohio, shipping bran Round Boop Ohio, irage brands Famity St. Louis, iow extra St. Louis, straight extr: St Louis, choice double St Louis, ehoine family, Rye flour, fine to supers Southern, No Southern, superfine Southern, extra. Southern, fea ero Sesesseearssses. ceertrett ttt itt ttt tlio ME ARLURAALRELAEE EEC a ‘Corn meal, puncheons: —Wheat Was in good demand’ in iy higne ait kinds’ ‘There was some injury: for lots to arrive. ‘she sales comprised about 15,000 bushels, at $1 22 ior ordinary Chicago spring, atloa: ‘a $1.33 lor fair to prime do., in store; $120 aflow S123 f0F ‘0. 2 Milw: kee, attoat: 91 25% for do. to arrive: $1 30 jesota, to arrive in_ ali Ma No, 1, on the spot; $130 a $1 SI tor red winter, In stor Atthe ¢ ose the market was firm at as jor prime No. 2 Chicago, $1 21% a gl me tor) i) 122 for winter red, $1 3 for amber ‘and $135 0 $143 for white.’ Corn was firm, with & good inquiry: sales 169,00) bushels, at 9 Ye, for nixed 1m store, dee, a We. tor do. afloat, jow. Old mixed was hoid at 9c. in store. O>ts were irom: and more active; sales 64,000 bushels, mostly at Tc. a Tbe, foz mixed and Tic. a Toc. for white, Barley was quiet and rather heavy in toue. Rye was quici Dut strong, at 9c, for Canada in bond and $1 09 tor Btate. FRetcuts.—Grain room has been in more request, | otherwise Very little doing. Rates have been a trill | iirmer. To Livervool, by steam, 400 bales cotton at 7-S2d., 025 packages prov sions at zis, Oa. a Foomn’held at 6x. Od. with ds Bd. bid. to Lot sail 2 009 bbis, Hour on private terms, qaoted Is. by steam, 100 bbls, (four ut as Gd.; abous 440-0 bustiols of 5) boxes of 200 tlerees tor Wheat at Sd. a id, closing it sid. 5 ms at 40s, OF bent at Te 1 ale timore, at 28. 3d. by steam, 40,020 bushels of grain at os, Sded.. 100 bbls. apples and 8,900 staves on pri- | Yate terms, io Bristol, bysteam, 100 bbls. pork at 5s, 1.0 boxes bacon on private terms, 1.00 boxes cheese at 40s. To Penarth Roads, , 20 Italian brig, hence | with aboutz 50 quart grain atas, cr if direct at ds. Od. | and £10 gratuity. To Cork tor orders an Italian bark | with about 5.0.0 quarters grain (on foreign charter) on private terns. (Lo Antwerp. by steam, 21.10) bushels on private terms (quoted nominally 7d), 250 tard on ‘ivate terms (quo 25.): also an | American ship hence with 6,000 bbis. reiimed petroleum, | To the Continent a British bark | | | With about 5,00) pbls. refined petroleam on privaie terms, quoted 48; one with about 5,500 bbls do., trom | New York or Phiadelipaa, 43 ‘to Bremen a German ship with about 6,500 bbls. refined petroleum, from Pnila- deiphia, 4. To Rotterdam, by steam, To cases tobacco, Bu. To stockholta, # Norwegian bark hence with 240) bbis, naplitha, $s. 3d. To Gibraltar, by, sail, 200 boXey Fiorida water, Ise” to Genoa. by siil. 210 bbls. provi- ions, $125 per bol. To Iriests, by s. rosin and 6&0 bbis. pork on private ‘terms; also nn aceran ship put on berth for general earyo, To Cuba, ean bark, reported trom Pnilade’ cage oD private terms. | Toa French West india 1s! — erican brig, witl © trom Baltimore. $2 6). u re Halifax, a British | brig, one 210 tons and a British schooner, hence witn | Guxsigs.—ihere nas deen a moderate business at steady figures. Sy bal mestic cloth a4 harf, at 1240. We ‘quote :—Domestic, im lote, Borneo and Cawnpor Calcutta, ¥ nd bags, 12}¢0. crx. tiomp is quiet but stea’ for, Manila and a, jor 8 Ameri. 2 at Tie. 9 Jon sah he open weather has broueiit for- ward quite heavy receipts, and trade has been limited, | as buyers generality hold off in anticipation of lower prices. In a retail way prices have been shaded to some ut not suiiicient to leal to a very great in- nan We a we ay retail d 10, Clover, we. a a light demaid and jor short do. and 8 somewhat better demand Emmet Wells remarks in'his cireulars—"stoces are now so much ‘reduced by exportation, that it ts doubuul it prices, recede any further on choice description, Low and inferior grades, however, wil continue to drag while tine bop# can |, Since brewers and shippers show preference for the latier, Business in general contlaues very duli, and until tt revives not much need be expected trom the hop marcet. Warm weather is much needed to improve the demand.” Recerpts tor the week. 244 bale: receipts since September |, 1874, 40,7v9: total receip' same period ia 187s, 19,523: export clearances tor the week, 117: total exports since september 1, 1:74, 16.083, We aljote:—New Yorks, good to choleg. ne New Yorks, W to lair. new, a S50. ; Sader oh } 8e. a 3ée.; ‘Western, iew; Mo. a S60.:" yearlings, Ie. hes olds, all growths, ide.; Californians, ‘Se. Wo per Ib. of hemlock sole continue liberal, and prices were wi Leatmen,—Receipt | wnile the demand ted, but lacks a good supply of good, damaged com- mnoamide. which is fi mand. The we: eceipts sum up 7! des und 2513 bales. and the exports 7 OW sides Hie Buenos ayres. Cali ‘Common Hida jaugnier—Light bagks 4c, & Se: middie | 3 lngae erop, Sue, a gee. middle crop, heayy crop # a6:. Toxte—Light crop. a Sic, middie and over crop. Sc. a 30+ hemlock. 30. a dues rough oak, ‘a ile. ; bellies, I a lic. METALS. ars the copper has been decidedly more active and firmer; the saies, latterly, embraced 7W),000 Ibs, Lake at Zl%ec. a 220. cash, and 2%. for May delivery. Lead has continuey duli and unchanged at 5Xc. a 5c. for domestic and 7ige. a 7! jor foreign, both guid. Speiter, though quie at Ouse be, cur. reuey, for dom and 7c. a 7c., gold, lor foreign. In business las been effected at late | traits on private term: Uc. and Banca at 20. lave been more active, and a al aha 9 tg Sap nies at 8 89 62) xcs coke do. at $7 Suk, and en do. tetoe at $i, all gold. American ‘pig on, under eonuaued ues Drewenis weakness, notwithstanding the contina:d coal strikes and Hunted supply. No. I quoted at $23 a $2y, ‘No. 2 $26 a $27, ¥ forge at $200 $25. scotch pig 4 $34 for Bglin- evince ning of 400) boxes charcoal fin has been mors adeciine to ton and r Coitness Sales AV tons on pri. vate terms. Rails quict at $4, Gold, tor English, and #4, currency, for American, §t ihe mills, Serap re, mains Arm, With late sales of 20 tons at $35 for wro Mowasses.—the market for foreign grades rules very strong, with the demand quite sctive. “We note sales ot @ cargo Arecibo, P. K,, aon 460, Rg Ai 45c., pul chased by a redner. ‘he ta: igh. Grocery grades were in “ood and. Cubs, centriugal and mixed, 32c. bu test nthe Was more wactive ye and SY bbis. im lots at S7c. | ite firm, under | ton. The sales embraced at 3 a) bs yard, and 150) bus. x ai ib 40: Too Koan continued tainly strong advices from, Wiluing jw bbls. good ne ie aye ebanged and ae at Tor Washington ey Wumingion, Oily piten, ivered. sale of 3,000 bags, ex Lucia, at | which Is about stead: Per ude. bulk, continued qi and nominally at ‘Ke. for prompt delivory. ihe marke: for | refined also Was again dull and unchanged af TEN. & for th sein aa, | jaitimore ldc, a EE ee tee ‘4 | 0. § miess pork 1s moderately active only, Ls%e. for prompt aeiivery, the month; cases dull a! naphtha 9%. selers tavor, wae sales of 100 ob 2 0 a Sul do. June at 2 7 July, At $22 87%) 0828 Dressed Loge ‘wore closing at | lle, 10F city. ihe market for be nd beet hams was inactive and nominally unehan; ‘with moderate activity. clear and 15) yee cut ‘was low at the opeat . subee- rhied firmer and closed with an up’ nde | a 1 MAY, at Ue. © Lege 260 her Gili 00 th I e Ordinary, | Ca $129.4 8131 for smail lots | miy moderate. The stock is tarly | ie aa sa $31), a'mad Tw bage hag: | Address ikVsidieis | quoted. we wee ie, efor tule augoon, 6} ; Kangoon in | bona, i aes: esaird, was held at 15%c. demand tor Keatue al ud included some nd very firm. The dealings were do and Maid r chietly in muse tale t@ wood reuinis ts. tien refining for Cuba, 0) do. fair re- W) do, prime reaning, 4.470 do. on Stee. tor fair to good re fining 1,100 163 boxes coptritugal af Die. 5 26 common at tute demand at 7% a 10%. for bards, 0 * oige, 9 om rior to common, 7c. a Tie. for ig sti Wo “Sonued ard) A, and —Cubs—Re fain Go; fir to goa tatr. 7 + do., good to'prime, bye. } Lecary ry. gy . Hage. a Bigc.; prime to Bie bnds. and bo 08, “had. and boxes. nmon '& Bigc.; do., grocery, fair to cholee, sy ii~Duteh standard, Nos. 9 to u ‘Tie. a THe. ~—Dutel standard, Nos, 10 12, Bye” a Bie. Midoila—Superior ang extra tuperior,, 1240. a 1740. New Orleans—Refining grades, 7c. a rt ae grocery Brades, 8c, a Bike. TaLcow was firm, with a tairdemand. The sales we: 60 hhds etiy at 8c. and 81,00 Ibs. Western at Bic. & 8 ee —Receipts, 739 bbls. The market was lower, Piptivd to a iair business, which embraced 300 bbis. at Wool,—The market continues in a very dull and un- satistactory condition, and vrices are to a considerable extent nominal. ‘Tue sales are YI bales tall C Be. a Bic. 278% do. spring do., 2dc.,a 81 Ibs. auporior do., 486. ; fess 1» B73¢6. 5 5,000 By Ons 50) Tbs. tud- was! ea, ring Califor 0W Ibs. black do. as extra, pulled and 110 bales German rms. ie:; and io flocks on private DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gauvestox, sorte. 1875, Cotton quiet and weak: bs middling, Pg ik receipts, Le bales Ext Wise, 72 Stock, Weel ceipts, 4:068 bales: sr gran, 46 fs Exports--to reat Drltain, Til; coastwise, $215 ° Sal ww Orveans, April 9, 1875. Corton, demand fair: miadiing. ie. Net receipts, 1,515 pales: gross. Exports coustwise, 6.144 bales. Sales, ook, 19 642. ‘eekly—Net recelpts 7.247 bales: fer In11e’ Exports to Great Britain, 2,209: to France, 395; to the Cont.nent, tt tothe Channél, 2175; coast- ise, 1,674. Sales, 27,650. Monitx, Cotton quiet; middling, BX. a 1c. 134 bales. EXDORIa coustwise, 70). Sales ya.oW0. Weekly—Net receipts, 1.007 bal Bepors—to Great Britain, April 9, 1875, lot receipts, Stock, ross, 1,011. ritain. 44067; coastwise, ise Sales, Savannan, April 9, 1875, Cotton anata es not quotably lower; middling, 16c. Ree ee poeta bales. Lxports coastwise, 387. - ales, 33,012" Weekly—Net receipts, 5.155 eee sro. ‘Ss, Hxports—io Great Britain, 2726; te the ontinent, 600; coastwise, om Bales, 5,237. MARLESTON, April 9, 1875. middling, 1056 Net receipts. 2 bales ock, 13. ac) Cotton quiet; Exports “coastw Weekly—Net receil Dts, 106 bales. Kxvorts—To Greut a 6 to Franc 104; coastwise, 3992 Sales, Wiraixotox, Aprit 9, 1875. Spirits of turpentine firm at 3c. Kosit, strong : si for strained. Crude turpentine steady: $! hard, $2 55 for yellow dip. ‘Var steady at $1 5). | UswEGo, Apr Be 1875. | Flour advanced 25c. on_ sll grades: sales of 1,200 bbis., at $0 W for No, 7 spring, $6 70 for amber winter, $7 isd White winter, $7 2 tor double extra. Wheat dirul; No, Milwaukee sla, No. 1 white dichycan, etd | extra do., $l di aes quict at Sic Barley quiet; Canada held at i 4). Corn meal higher; boltea $35, unbolted $54 ber ton. Millfeed lower; shorts $26, ship- | studs $21, middlings $30 per ton. ‘?eano, April 9, 5 Re cceipten rote OF 890 bola, : wheat 2/.U00 bushels J bbls. ;) wh ols oats, mi W) do. Flour quict and sirong sale of 600 bLis. at previous quotations Wheat is activ aud the speculative demand is hishers sites of $0.00) iwaukee club on private terms, 20,00 OW do, Sheboygan, part at $1 is und oft lirms sale of 7 ears new, on tog store. Oats firm held at $1 05 tor moderate; trms arriy 13: AN 5. Clover sma ‘at 87 750 88 for median, Vork firm at $3. high Highwines nominul. Touxvo, April 9, 1875. Wheat ‘dull and deed in demana; excited and higher $8 76a $9 tor Larg Sales at l6c. a 10 igo. Flour firm and in fair demand. gates ,Ro. 2 white Wabash. $1 cru. $i a $13 a June, Oats quiet and unehinge 0, Hwouipts—Wheat, 18.00) Dushelss cara. 15,00) do. 9,000 do. Shipments— Wheat 1800) bushels; corn, 61.000 co. : oats, 400 do, PRINTING seratban MARKET. Pao R. I, April 9, 1875, Joths stoady at, Dike. "a 6. thirty days, for ndard and extra, with but tew spot goods arket generally quiet HAVANA MARKETS, QUOTATIONS ON ‘CHANGE AND FOR SUGAR, Havawa, Apu 8, 1875, Spanish gold, 219 a 220; American, 222 Exchange tirmer; on ‘the United states. 60 days, cur- ¥, 83.4 90 premium ; short sight, do., #2 a 94 premiuin ¥2“premaum’ on London, 140-4 iid premiums on Petia 16 4 118 premium. Sugar firmer; No. 12 Dutch aaa 14% a 15 reals | Per arrobe, currency, 6% a 7 + + ee FINANCIAL. NY AMOUNT FROM $1.00 TO $31,009 TO LOAN onimproved and unimproved Real Estate in this | ity oF Brooklyn, for term of yours, without bonus WILLIAM KE. LEAVITT, 130 Broadway. T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON iar aNd kndowment Insurance Policies, Morty: an other Securities Insurance of all kinds venlocted with best companies. J. J. HABRICH & CO., 1i7 Broadway. A — STOCK SPECULATIONS CONDUCTED ay vo « in every torm on moderate margins; Puts, Calls 0} Double Privilenes bought on best houses at lowest rata We deal direct with the Stock Besaases, Intormation as to best mode of + "ating in stocks sent free. TUMBRIDGe. 10., No. 2 Wall ‘treet, ew York. vGusT BBLMONT & CO. jankers, 19 and Zl Nassau street, iene, travolta credit, ‘avallavie in all parts of the rou) wor! Messrs. eg Rothschild and their correspondent: Also commercial ‘crouits and Siggreghie tenet of money on California, Kurope and tt VESTMENT OF $10 OR $20) IN STOOK Privileges has realized $1,000 the last | weeks 1 sums should call on ING & CO., Bankers and Brokers, 72 broad- » New York, oF write tor 72 page pamphict. TUM se 5 Lis. BS RADDLES (LE) PUT AND CALL at rah TRICK ON SAME CONTR RACT | 30 OR 6 ALL COMMUNICATIONS HAVE IMMrDIATE RNENTION, NOTHING LS) THAN 100 sia hie AND NO CONTRACTS MADE IN. OUR NAME. PAM: PHLET, “HOW, MO MADE IN WALL 8: o ANY ADDRESS TREET" MAILED Fitist LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, 74 BROADWAY. ~DETAULTED RAILROAD BONDS A BFROLALTY id establish %o. | A. Ghd boamne Dy the ‘stock roe No. 43 Pine street, New York. —STOOK PRIVILEGES, —STRADDLEs OR DOUBLE Privileges, 30 and 60 days, on members of Stock nsibie parti also Puts and Calls. kxchange or resi Market very act and Huctuating, ent Oppertanties Pe Jar; DEN MN art Clreal: ied. ADA |ONTAGUE, No. 6 Broad street | A -1,8 AND 10 PER CENT CHOICE CITY BONDS F and — hae ty ee our special ars, payin, er cent, Interest prompLy pal for sale below par. ALDEIT I; NIG LAY & 00.” ‘took Brokers and ‘Auctioneers, No. 43 Pine street, New York. $l0u, $500, $1.00, INVESTED IN STOCK rivileges'on the z nt active marke: fail to ealige extraurdipary p DEw a PROTHINGUAM & « Gon Bankers, la i Wall street SSESSMENT NOTICE. Mariposa Land and Mining Co Location ot princtps od place of business, San Francisco, Cal; location of works, Mariposa county, a Sage =| is here} reby givon that at a meeting of the alrectors, on the 10th day of March, 1875, a ent (Nu. 1) of #senam the capital stock of $l per share was levied upot ately to the Assistant the corporation, payable imme Secretary, at the oiflce, No. 9 Nawan street «levator No. 1 Pine stree w York. Any stock upon nc this assessment s! Aéth ‘remain an} fe ag and ‘adve se for ae at ubiic auction, a: ae payment 18 Be ne mye sold on tabs, the sd day ot May, 1875, to a= Stree of ak tog With costs of dave le: lac at MORRIS H. sur TH, sistant Secretary. LADY OF TALENT, MANY SOCIAL ATTRAO- tions and unquestioned rer Ge having experionced the extremes of good aud evil is fore ueed of counsel and lemporary, pecuniary’ aia; would be truly grateful tor a real ibe: and Baas rabl re? in strict’ confidence, SINCERITY. BAxs BLANKS, SLiPs, BILLS RECERIPTS, NOTE Headings and every kind i” trates, suitable lor banks, roy, era's bankers, | brokers furnished, at the J SHMENT, No, 218 CASH WANTED FOR $3.0)) SECOND MORTOAGE, first peing $4000, on Yorkville, sinproved. pro my: | To P $23,000; ten per cent off. Address GO’ OB bos 909 Post ofiice. Brokers need not apply. Mons TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, Wf id i] pee Ope bss ey Mo ky 3A Sots ay restcbes'er county Pr Bos Lan Pow omoe, New York” AMPHLET—“HOW MONEY 18 LOST AND MADE prices in ten 5 particuia antes, &e.; all rination aboa' Hy ‘ manner ot “a at them, Pabpnice i co any address. LBY & taal vit broadway.” 000 —A LOAN OF On real estate see ) ie ot New York oi arg A in 1, ener eee oe 1 af has been 8, gold, 1l¢a Lis premium: snort sight, do, 8a | $50,00) 18 —— | Gunes | Necottation ee OF MISSOURI Sate STOCKS, od By he aay and authority Ot an an entitled sue and sale of renewal fu ¢ of necting aud paving dines.” approved March 29, wi undersigne'l, und Commissioners of the 5 souri, wil rece! sealed bids at the offlee of the Gover Ror of the stare of Missouri (the sume to be opened pud- Mely by nor iu the presence of these commis. stoners) on May 10, 1875, at 10 o'clock A. M., Chase of 8H) bonds of the stocks of this State, ‘The bids maybe tor val these classes, 10 wit 8))'5 per cent Gold Bonds. $1,000 each 800 6 per cout Bonds, payable in lawiul money ot the Untied States. 800 5 per cent Vound sterling to be payable tWenty years after d At the tivasure of the State of Sissourd aster tive irom the date and betore the expiration of the tw ay for the pur- 1,000 each 220 each years, Said stocks to have seim-annual coupons ieatea forthe proper amounts of interest, payable on the Ist days of July and Jannary of euch year. Al the bonds to be payavie at the National Bank of Commerce, an New York, exe it the pound sierling stocks, to be bay- able in London, ‘Two hundred and sixty of spane. bonds to bear date May 1, 1875, and to be delivered and paid for at said bank on June 10, 1875, and 540 to bear date July 1, 1875, aud to be delivered and. paid for at, said bank ou suid last mentioned date. The right to reject any or ail bids reserved to the Governor and Fund Commissioners, The proceeds of theae bonds to be applied to the payment of the maturing iniebteduess of the state. These are first class stocks, and have unquestionable guarantees for their payment. {he resources of the state are ample to meet. promptly, principal and interest when due. This proceeding is ‘sone by'ana with the advice andcon~ sent of the Governor of the stat JOS, W. Ms SBOE R, Treasurer. | Fand THOMAS. HOLLADAY. Com'rs. State Auditor. Jerrensox City, Mo. April Ld 1875, _ COPARTNERSHIPS, JISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSEIY. The copartnership heretofore existing under the frm ame and styie of Maschmana & Huser Was this day dis solved, DY mutual consent. ‘he commission and coun. produce business at No. 107 Warren street will here- after be carried on by A. D. T. Maschmann on his owa account. Mr. Maschmann ooly is authorized to liquidate all claims in favor and against sai lag ie firm, tT NASCHMANN. Naw Yorx, April 7, 1875. . W. HUSE eres NITIES. LEXAND-R PROTHINGHAM & CO,, BANKERS, ‘No. 12 Wallstreet, have applications trom numerous ‘arties with capital, who desire to invest in some 008 Business Address ALEX. FKOTHINGHAM & OO, GENTLEMAN WITH A BUSINESS ACQUAINT. in the city will do well to call at room il, 19% Y. Good reierences required, MANUFACTURER, HAVING AN TABLISHED, strictly safe and very profitable cash business, with ed Upon Broadway, desires from 1 from the personal Gare, and wa A Sample salesroom, lo ill healtn, to be relie give (0 @ Satistactory party, who can, it necessary, Yest $20,000. the charge, and such rterest as will be'sat- isfactory; the busines isa pleasant, desirable one, ex. tendinj throughout the United States, conducted mainly EXor eh correspondence and orders. 288. g Cards unnoticed, =—MERO HANTS, MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS requiring more capital. or, per-ons desiring to it bs A peee, ae muy uene Ain response [aad ies and approved opportunities at our ofilce. stor: are invited to call. beni tugs & CARLETON, Financia" and Business Brokers, 98 t roadway. RUGS, PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS, 40. FINE large Office Room, $10 to $20 per month. town Retail Patent Medicine Depot, 47 M Favorable arrangements with manutacturers for agency, ARTIES INTERESTED IN SILVER MINING | oe hear ot a. Javorable opportunity to in ad: dressing E. &., f TANTED—BY A YOUNG MARRIED MAN OF EX. perience and ability, a position on salary ot $1,400; very best reterenee give and security i! requir also willing to invest $2,000 or $J satisractory in ducement. " Address box'5.447 Post off tofinan House, New York. 0 CAPITALIST3,—AN INCORPORATED COMPA recently organized, and owning patents (the gr importance and value ‘of waich have been thoroughly proved. by extensive use in this aud-other cities) bus still a limited portion of {ts capital stock not yet dis Posed of, “Lnvestization will ag once demonstrate the eminently practical natare of the busines: and the cer- tainvy of large returns. ‘he company is in. Possession of numerous certificates and testimonials of the highest authority, and so tempting an opportunity for remu- herative investment is rarely presented. For fal details address. H, BL., box 599 New York Post oflice. $500 Room 27, No, 135 Nasaau street J.P, Hours from 15a to 3 20, 000. SOAPITAL WANTED, IN THIS + amount, to continue an established manuiacturing busiaess: money secured by first mort- wage and one-fourth interest in the profits to responsible wauet For particulars or interview address TREAS- RER, box 4,840 Post office, New York. THE EXOLUSIVE MA’ VFACTURE. FOR ana Sate of the boys’ favorite Book Clamp. MOLEAN, patentee. WALL STREET NOTES. THE SITUATION OF THE GOLD MARKET—THS CHINA DEFALOATION AND 60ME REVELATIONS PERTINENT THERETO. Jobberies and juggleries are still the order of the day. Yesterday morning the confiding publio were Warned as to the manipulations of the Wall street Managers both as regarding gold and stocks. The former advanced on a fictitious basis and the latter declined, in obedience to the be- hests of the confidence operators. It was given out that the premium on precious metal would be advanced on account of the Ger- man trouvles, and the gravity of these rumors were supplemented by private despatches, Ac- cordingly gold advanced to 115% a 115%; the Spanish and Cuban merchants rushed tn to bay and to cover their short contracts, but were met by blocks of long gold, and the premium declined to 115, nocwithstanding @ despatch was received from Europe in which it was stated that a war cloud appeared on the peaceful horizon. The merchants would do well to look upon the situation calmly; buy the gold they need as their Wants demand It and leave the speculators to their devices. AS a@ atrong inclination med to be prevalent to lend the precious metal at irom two | to four per cent to carry, the imference 1s plain | that the pool were out oi the market, and ouly awaited the action of the merchants to determing wheter they Wul go into Competition with taem ain or jeaVe the Market to ts natural tenden ies. THE CHINA DRFALCATION in the Pacific Mall Company was (the next subject Ol importance considerea in Wall street. Mr. Henry Hart arrived irom San Francisco by rat, And Was Closeted with the officials ot tae scerpany uuul tour P, M. Mr, Scott, tie managing director of the com stated taat Mr, Hart's explapa- pan: | tions wera very satisiactory, and tiat there was | | Pacitic Mail affairs in the Ei no earthly reason Lo suppose that there were any discrepancies 10 the accuunts. Mr. Scott surtner said that the accounts published by some of the newspapers were iaise é foto, aud that the Pacific Mati Company bad no reason to apprehend the loss of one doliar from any of Mr. Hart’s oper- ations in China. In connection with this matcer it may also be proper to state that Mr, Hart soid the steamship New York to the sepanens 3 eoverue ment for $200,000, aud that the com only credited with $228,000, tis possible that the difference was paid in commissions to some bod; at in justice to the pega REMIT test matters snould be mad: Mr, Heary Hare Was sent oat to Japan ata of $400 per month, in gold, to supervise thé j but there was & proviso that be should have twenty-five per cent commission on ail contracts made with tie J ese government. It 1s very easy to be seen advantageous coniracts might be made, and Mr. Hart aod is frieuds receive the venefit’ of them, Without any absoiate wow being committed ; out yet it migit be as Well for honest stockholders to consider why the report of the late treasurer, Mr, ©, ©. Niebalus, was squeiched and the Culna det cleneies be still unexplained. Mr, Hart’s a4 i8 undoubted; but “something is rotten in the State of Deamark,” aud whether Panaana Fields to Pacide, or the overi roads to both, it Will be @ pertinent question wi the whole @atate is LOt a worthy subject of Investigation. THE BIG BONANZA took another dyer yesterday and roy eae 72364 but as there were no takers, and the oi selling “puts’’ aid not mduce buyer: as the Bonauza magnates were ai eee stock marset—the stock closed at 72 hoteat o achting, and perhaps when tl " return tae Dionve magnate ol Panama may be in s humor to harmon bat, as atairs now stand, things are “mixed” in Wail street. The man With the sortl ee still fright mail speculators in the atock t; but, ke the Man WHO struck “Bul, te nobody 18 anxious to find out wi howling about. There was @ general uneasy feelin; street circles yesterday On sevount of the impos. sibluty Of lending swocks. Everyoody seems to be loaded down with Bovangza securities (f), and, whether they go op or down there is more money needed at this centre to carry them comsortabiy, Ee |THE TRIAL OF CAPTAIN WILLIAMS. suritoPOLtEaw PRINENG | | | | | th I i Street,” containing vot wot 1804, 0 lowest | Upon the constitt The case of Captain Alexander 8S, Williams, of the Fourth precinct, charged with receiving brives, the details of which have already been publisned, came up for trial belore the full Board of Police Commissioners, at Headquarters, yesterday after noon, Counsellor Spencer representing the de fendant aud Onief Clerk Hawley the prosecution. Hawley commeaced by stating that he was obliged to ask for a iartaer adjournment, in order to compel by judicial means toe attendance of certain important witnesses tor Lg oy get Legai steps had already veen en in tae premises, bat, by the recent dectsion of Judge Barrett, further time was necessary, He woud, Nereiore, reqnest an adjournment ior oue Week. eply Counsellor Spencer dweit at leagth (onal right Ct e at LS soe w be accorded edy trial ‘uer ad- journment oni; tved to werk mm morte bo oe | Sram vy compelitug him to oear ¢ cag on Ways attached to an indictment. He sireuuoasly ‘es . d the Board to proceed wita the trial. resident oe alter een with bw sent aaah Be