The New York Herald Newspaper, April 24, 1875, Page 9

“FINANCEAL AND COMMERCLAE The Stock Warket To-Day—Higher Prices for Several Western Sceurities, A LARGE GOLD SHIPMENT. Money Easy on Call at 21-2 a 3 Per Cent— Voreign Exchange Steady. GOVERNMENT BONDS FIRM. WALL STREET, } Fripay, April 23- 6 P. M, it was generally remavked to-day as a@ curious coincidence that many railway securities bearing the name ‘I’acific” were more active and higher vhan usual. For the purpose of iilustrating we quote Kansas Pacific as selling on new business at '26 8 254 a 27 a 2642544. Union Pacific bonds ad- anced, ani the common stock reached the high- it price in its bhistory—to wit, 78%, the opening price being 764g and the closing figure 78}f. Mis- jourt Pacific opened at 4924 aud rose to bLaS2@ a 6234, Closing at 5134. Atlantic and Pacific pre- Merred opened at 15 and advanced 10 16%, closing tat 15%. The two stocks last named are closely ‘dentifed, The Atlantic and Pacific Company has, we are informed, agreed to guarantee quarterly ‘dividends 0: 1'¢ per cent for three years on Mis- Sourl Pacific, and after the 1st of July, 1875, to guarantee dividends attne rate of 6 per cent, with @ 7 per cent obligation ever after, The ‘Yength of Missouri Paciflo 1s 28% miles and its leased lincs aggregate about 128 miles. Atlantic ‘and Pacific Telegraph wi jteady and ranged trom 26% to 27. Pacific Mall sold at 4475 @ 45, and ended at 44%. Consideravle comment was caused by the movement tn Kansas Pacific, which 18 ascribed to agencies. set at work vy the Union ‘Pacific Corporation; but those wio are interested ‘tn Hannibal and St. Joseph find lirtie enconrage- ment in the new arrangement, inasmuch as trame may be forced in another direciion and avery depressing effect be exerted on the secarity last wamed, Thus far its earnings are not described as favorabie. Reference was yesterday made in this column to THE NEW ARRANGEMENT Detween Punama, Pacific Mall and the overland roads, The contract will not be sigaed unti! to- morrow, buc Meanwhile we are enavied to publisn the following details as the substantial basis of ‘the agreement:— 1. It is proviaed that the overland roads and ‘Pacific Muli guarantee to Panama their original demana of $40,000 per month, whether the same be earned or not, This secares to Panama an In- crease in its dividend paying power (which may be added to its European and South American Dusiness) of from twenty to twenty-four per cent. 2. 1% 18 understood that henceforth opposi- tion between the respective I'nes shall cease, and cominerce by land and sea be so managed as that each party to the contract will enjoy fairly | the profits attaching to the new combination. 3, ‘kach company 1s required to take care of its in- dividual interests, and the contract ts lerminabie on thirty days’ notice from either pirty, From the toregoing exhibit it would appear as tf the Vanama corporation were to re- celve the lion's share; but, according to the mew schedule, Union Pacific will secure, ft 1s estimated, an advance of $5,000,000 per annum over its former schedule rates, 11 is this act, doubtless, which has 1aduced tue Panama poople to enlorce their demand fora proportionate share of these large earpings. ‘What effect may be felt in Pacific Man at the re- sult of tuis agreement is not yet known. The books will soon close, a'ter which prices may change aua a new complexion be given vo the market, Tye general coarse of the stock market ‘Will be found tn the following tabie:— ADVANCE AND DECLINE. ‘The change in prices to-aay at the close, com- pared with those of yesterday, were us follows:— Apvance.—Atiantic and Pact preferred, 1; Missourt m Nortnwe: common, Lake Shore, 2 ¢ Mat, 43 Quick. silver, ¢; Wabash, % 5 Western Union, 34; Atlau- tc and Pacilc Telegraph, 3s The stocks remaining steacy were New York Central, peiaware and Lackawanna, Erie, Hanni- ‘bal and St. Joseph, Harlem, Kock Isiand and North- western pre.erred. OFENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST. ‘The following table shows ‘he opening, bighest and lowest prices of the day :— Opening. Highest. Lowest, jew York Central i 102 rie.. vee 30% Lake Shore. 725 Py Wabasn 5 16% 16% | lortnwestern. 45 2% orthwestert pres... 5514 ‘K isiand... 103)4 Milwaukee aud St. Paul. Onio and Mississippt.... New Jersey Ceatrai 13 Del. Lack. and Western, 116 Union Paciiic c., C. and 1. 0. Western Union Avantic and Paciilc Tel. THE TRANSACTIONS TO-DAY amounted <o 200,000 shares, Which were divided among active securities aa follows :—Eri ‘Lake Shore, 39,100; Northw ferred, 100; Rock Bsiana, 900; Pacific Matl, 20,700; St. Paul, 2,400; Onios, 5,600; Westera Unton, 28,500; ‘Wabash, + 5,300; Union Pacific, 49,500; Panama, 1,000; Atiantic and Pacific Telegraph, 2,600; Missouri Pacific, 6,500; Atlantic and Pacific pre- ferred, 3,600; Kansas Pacific, 6100; do. preferred, | 1,700. THR MONEY MARKET. Money civsed easy on call at 2), and 3 per cent. Foreign exchange advanced to 4.58 tor long steri- tng and 4.91 for demand, with actual business at 4.87% @ 4.87% for long and 4.90 & 4.00)¢ lor de- mand, The engagements for to-morrow’s sveam- ers amoun: to $1,600,000, gold coin. THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened et 115% and ended at 1154, with an intermediate sale at 115%, but ino majority of transactions were on the basis of 11° OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances. $1,015,754 currency 1,270,403 Gross clearances CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency ¢xcnang: Currency balances Gola exchanges Goid balances, TNE UNITED STATES TREASUT The Assistant Treasurer paid our to-das $248,000 on account o: interest aud $15,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds, Washington advices to-day report as {ollows:— Treasury balances:—Currency, $2,250,000; coin, $8,100,000; less coin certificates, $22,330,000. The mational bank notes received for redemption ‘Were $860,000; Customs receipt, $450,000; Inter- nal revenue receipts, $250,000. on the First National Bank of Paxton (Ill.), have made their appearance. THE FOREIGN MARKFT. The following are late London prices:—Consois were weak and declined % per cent, They were quoted at the close at 03% a 087; lor money and 9876 @ 04 jor account. In Paris rentes closed at 03. 6c. Thirty-four thousand pounds bullion were withdrawn from the Bauk of England on balance wo-day. GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed firm at the following quotations :—United states currency sixes, 124) 1249 5 do. do., 1881, registered, 121% @ 121%; do. 40., 40., conpon, 123% a 123%; do. five-twenties, 1862, registered, 116%; do. do., do., conpon, 18% a 11034 ; do, Go., 1864, registered, 117%; @ 117%; do. 40, do., coupon, 120% @ 120%; do. do., do., 1805, registered, 1185 a 119; do. do., do., coupon, 122% @ 123; do. do., do., new, registered, 121 a 12iy; do 0., 40., d0., Coupon, 121%; a 121/44 do. do., 1807, Tegiatered, 121% @ 121%; do. do., do., coupon, 122% & 122%; do. do., 1868, registered, 121% @ 122; do. 40.. 40, COUDON. 122K LWLK: do. Yen-forties, rea | about | iw Del. L & W, con. | Uown Pactuc, ern, 8,009; do., pre- — Counterfeit fives | | | ioe istered, 115% a 116; do, de., sixes, 1881, registered, ex imterest, 115% NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1875.—TRIPLK 10. 40., coupon, 116% a 11714; 1154; do. do., do., coupon, 116% a 117, b IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS, The dry goods imports ior the week ending to- day were $1,591,064, and the amount marketed was $1,904,957, Th @ total imports of dry goods since January 1 this year are $42,260,048, and tae total amount marketed $43,224,884, STATE BONDS. Sales were made in tne following issue: North Carolina sixes, special tax, third class, at4; South Carolina sixes, Lew, @t 32; do, sevens of 1888 at 3; new Tennessee sixes at 61; Missourl sixes of 1875 at 1014; do. O11876 at 101%; New York State bounty at 108\4; old Teunessee sixes at 6254; Texas tens of 1876 at 99, RAILROAD BONDS. These were very firm, and business was active. We note tne iollowing changes:—Union Pacifics first rose, land gral nts, tO 98'4, against 97 at the close yesterday, and sinking funds to 93%; Dela- ware, Lackawanna and Western convertible sold at 11734; New Jersey Central consolidated firsts at 10644; Morris and Sevens of 1871 at 10: Essex firsts at 113, and do. 4. Central Pacifics advanced to 102%; do, California and Oregon branch to 93; ao, San Joaquin branch to 91%, and Western Pa- cifics to 97s. idaved plain rose to to $6%. Chicago and Northwestera consol- 94, and do, coupon goia bonds BANK SHARES, These were comparatively quiet. merce sold at 120, Mi at 37. Bank of Com- etropolitan at 135 and Phonix NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES 6000 Cn tac 7's 1g. 45) she At & P Tel, 100 do. 100 ue INYO UR K, 40) rae Mails. 4700 21000 ho oy $4000 NC C's, special tax, third Glass... Hows G vs, n, Ad O BU Tee 1200 Missourt 6's,7.0.be WO) i, a & 6 ele Ast. iw O'& NW GC aN We gb.. 1 Erie 7d Wt. .seeee 9000 Brie 4th m. Mor & rs 73, ov Mors Es Ist... 100) O & Miss con sf. WWW Obie & Miss 36000 Un Puc 75, 1W) do. 1000 Uns $10000 Tol & W, con c.. uw Lu Pac ig.....33 ow Ln Fac sink 6 250K) 1 . 10.00 Pao of . od) O & Miss 2am... Gu C, U at Busnes sta Jody West Un 100 8 Pac M Ss.. Pm Ore: my ao by LS a M8 AK, on ae a” w lwo Pw Un lac Re. on 5 . 24 30 an 20 7 oo oy Oh ey 4. VU 8 LBC, "65, B. WOW U 8 bx, 6, $20.0 NY ST zo San) Ten ble.be ose POR 10000 Un Pac lg 2000 Un Pac st ‘Gou Bos, H & Is ist. 9.00 Pac RR of Mo 2d 4.00 Ge West Ist m "eS Gov abs W Un tel..be ow de 20 ae a 10) de 100 M Lal & M. 60 Ata 209 wu ao. ¢ ne do. «bs m9 do. < 10) ae 10 Amor Ww CUnverer ) 50 Adams Express. bo 200 U. bxpres®., 000 10) Pac M 55 © bs Soy do. WP. KW ae gel ie $1900 On Pae tet. 1000 Un Pao 1g. Jovy U Vac sunk td. shs Del & H Can.. Fripay, April 23, 1875, BEFORE CALL—10 A. M. 100 Pe 675 ou) 400 do. lw Ohio & Miss RA, aa dl ye NY ‘ 00 i 33 aye 40) Union Pacile RR. 7614 500 GO.seereceereee 16% 200 Kan ovU AU & Fac pf. WwW Ua. MOL doc bL loo Cht & NWR pe. 8544 100 Clev & Pitts KR... 92 lu Lol & Wau Rit.) 16% 20 ao. at) by do. f 10:15 AND U: 4% $0009 US Bs, 10-40. r.. 115% duis, G0) US d's, 10-4u,¢.8m 11D) FIRST ROARD—10:30 A. ML 200 shsLS&MSRRe8 72% 10) Panama RR.....be 144 32 Wao 1g WAU Cen KR 300 Uniow Pac, } Hed 100 Y 28% lu ae is WO, a ‘ cont ik. do. uo a0. ‘ ‘WO Pac RK of Mo.be b3 20 do do a Tay 64 Ohio ¢ BekOKe CALL—tio P, 41 1) shs Un Pac RR... Wis lw do. a iy WO ae a 33 13% low do. Why We ue. 2, WWOn ARI RE, 78° WW ere ah BW ao ss Ww Sth aK bs we do. fi my ae i 2M Py Hy bo do. 3% 4% Lu Obio d ilies, Br Jon cua a8 W ist. 121% $2900 U 7” Bowe & 10845 10s iw Ea 20 mw 10) ly ay, st re) 78 y a 8) Del, La G) Chi, B&Q. i Woz” 20 Oniy ie ny & uy 45 864g x 10) Au & Pac te) Pac RR of 20) Kan Pac KR, lw <2 40) at ou Ww) wo 260 ww Gece * | was established on the price of tar SHEKT. 100 Mar & M.asspa. 7! 20 0, Ate is 100 At & Pay 265 26: . 26) h0% WO On & ict Si ILO Lol & Wap. 44% 200 do. 44i5 40) do 44% 1.0 Det, La WORK + 49 4 On & NWRE. Mm 100 ao. 406 a) do. 44%, 400 Go. + A4ig 100 do. mw) 0 36 Chi & NW itR pF. 100 Kangas Pac RR. 40 Olio & Miss. ee @ 4 ao : 1 Pac kk Uf dio ‘Zuo Union Hacitte. sou lO. Pacific Mai! West Un Te Guekelver yea | 16 3 At & Pac f Adams Kx. Amer Kx. U > txpress, Wells-Fargo Chi & Alton,, ev & Pitts, chia NW Chi & N W pi Chi & BL...) hg & 1Us! COMMERCIAL REPORT. SPOT COTTON QUIEY<—FUTURES CLOSED FIRM— FLOUR DULI-—WHEAT QUIET AND EastEn— CORN FIRM—OATS ACIIVE AND HIGHER—BAR- LEY MORE ACTIVE AND FIRMER—RYE FIRM— PORK LOWER—LARD LOWER, BUT CLOSING STRONG—PETROLEUM QUIET—NAVAL STORES GENERALLY QUIKT-—WIuSKEY FIRMER—GRO- CERIRS YIRM AND ACTIVE—TOBACCO FAIRLY ACTIVE AND TIRM—METALS MODERATELY AC- ‘T1IVE—WOOL FIRM-—EAST INDIA GOODS STEADY. FRipay, April 23—6 P. M, The markets for genera! merchandise were still unsettled in some cases and quiet im neariy all others, The trade movement was Lot very active, even in a few exceptional cases. On 'Change there was but little demand for flour, wille wheat waa quiet and ashace easier, There was no pressure to sell, however, and inost Bolaers were not anx- ; 1008 to sell. Corn wus scarce, and being wanted advanced considerably and closed firm. Oats were speculated up another turn and closed firm. Whiskey lower, closing almost nominal. Cotton was tairly active and steady; futures gained 120. and closed firm. Naval stores were generally withoat activity. An advance Petroleum was quiet, bast india goods were ouly moderately active. Metals generally ruled quiet, Asuns—Recelpts, three days, 97 packages. The position of the general market {y about the same. ‘rade in small lots has been fair, with 6c, realized for pots and 8c. for pearls. Antimony —For Riguius 12%c. gold §s the usking price, but no dealings of importance were reported. Breswax.—Dhe market cules very strong in tone, with atair demand trom all sources, bat more particularly on foreign account Recelpts continue light an d prices vory firm at 3itge. @ S54gc. for tair to prime Soutnern and Ste. a 85c. tor do. Western. Broom Conr.—The market has rated dull, notwith- anding {he large reduction tn values. Holders are anxious to dispove of the remnant stock, and hold out some exceptional inducements to buyers; but, in cons quence of the unsettled state of the market, manufac- turers have merely taken such jots as were actually | required to meet urgent necessities We quote:—Short braid and loag green nurl, We. a We.; meaium green, Lc. a 1236. ; red and red Upped, ie. « Lic. Baru Burcx bas ruled steady, with afar jobbing trade, at 78c. a Sle. per box. Borren—Litue can be said ot old barter, for which ther: is scarcely any demand. Prices are almost wholly nominal, as buyers are permitted to make their own fiz urex. New thake attracts ai! the attention, but choice auahties are not very plonty, and full prices are more adliy obtained. Medium aud low grades are quite pundant, and rather ditficuit to sell. We quole:— aw butter—staic, pails choice, 7c, a 280. ; do., rood to prime, £10. a Be; do., fair to good, 20, a 2e.; Western tubs, choice, £20.; do., vood to prime, 17. & 19¢.; Uo., Lar to ‘Oid butter—Siate cod to prine, Ie, a 18e,; do., do., ecmmon to tatr, 150. a jéc.; State, Weish tubs. choice selected, zc. a 2Jc. ¢, 17c. a I8c.; do., do., Commo® to good, Western, firkius,’ good to prime, 1dc.; du., do., fair w good, Lie.’a Me.; do., do., common, Te. a'130. 3 dy, tubs, good to primo. Ise. ; do., Go., taur to good, 130. d Gginimon, 1ée.; rolls, good to prime, 14c, 5 ne tone of the market continues very steady grades, with a fair demand irom all ‘sources. | The greater portion of iho offerings ot old stock ure poor in quality and are cbletly lois that were rejected during the winter season. The receipts of new make aro more liberal andthe avaiable supply is not sufficient to affect the market, which appareniy closes With less strength. We quoie:State factory, taney, )on- | torv. cheddar shape, choice, for export, lic. & 1dtgc.; da. do., lat do.. a0., tor domestic trade, lé}gc. @ 6c. : do. do. taif to good. tor export, Sc. a lic. ; do. do. poor Lo f fo. Tes Michigan and Wisconsia tactory, ane, Mo. e. orres.—The market for Rio was steady, with « toir bastness. The Lora Baltimore arrived with 4773, bigs ot which 773 were sold at igo. An invoice of 1.547 baad by the »outh America was sold, but price not reported. The si is now reduced to $2622 bags. Mild goola were quiet; $00 bags of Maracaibo brought 20,0. Lagua Iie. a Is}g0. Douingo, 16c. ; Porto iiss, 7 ri 20c.; Mexican, Ise. a Ie.; Angostura, I7'c. a Ie Savaniile, {7ige. © Bie.t Curacos, Ife. & Ishe, gold, 6) ind W) days. “Corton.—At least 2.60 bales atter ‘Oh today, including 2209 bal fant 409 bales for spinding purpows. Wo ha rather better demand from spinners and a continued brisk inquiry from exporters. The bids of tho later Class of buyers have shown & slight Improvement, to which is uote :—Ordinary cargoes, Ic. a fair do, | Rifle. ; good dos. I8cs @ IMs: prime do. Isic. @ | extreme range for jots, 1c. a 19; J governme | bags, doc. a 260. ; do, grass mats, 45 | 2ie. a 2ie.; Ceylon, Is\e. mentoned, Advices trom Livery as by private telegrams, are | Yery contradictory, but ‘in the main are more favorable than tie public accounts. Futures closed firm at an advance of 1-2c. The week's receipts sum up 22510 jor movement fo- the week compares nist 11,002 j do. ‘lavt year. Quiet. April, 16 Toc. a i6 ye: July, August, 16 15 16 41-390. ; Sepiember: 16%c. a 16 25-320. ; October 15 L1-B2e.; November. 16 5-s%e. a 16}40.; ‘December, a 16 83 Jai 16 “ote, 1874, aod on upland cot not more than halla grade above or be- quoted ;—Ordinary, 1M yc.; good ordinary, 1540. ; strict. good ordinary, Joc. ; low middling. 16'4¢. ; Midgiing, 16%e.; e000 middling, I8e. Quotations base on American standard of classification Uplands. dAtabame. N. Orleans, Tervs. ern murkets were all May. a ue. Ordinary... Is BY by, 19% | Good ordinary 1 1g Se 4 | Low middiing Inig 16-5 at 16\y 16% | Good mbidiing i ; Os | Middling fair. We 17% | | Pair... Ist ds 4 os 12 M.—Good ordinary. Iie. ; low middiing, féc,; mas ‘+ | diinu, 16%yc. Steady. | —the saics were — ey dey Exports. Last Fotg. Torah. ad o xd ; Consumption ... % Pole 4 | Speculation . 15 1% | Total... + 245 Ce | Tor tucure delivery basis low middling) the sales have Ns | bech as follows:—Yesterdas, alier two U. M.—May, 40) at %4c-, 100 at 16 5-3ie.; June, 150 at 16 15-32c., 2.90) at I» ¢-16e. ; July, 10) at 16%4e., 709 at 16 21-2 300 at 16 It-l6e. August, 50 at 16 Vi-tse.; ‘September, 300 at 16 21-32 Veeomber, 10) at 16 1-226. ; January, 100 at 16 5-16. Total, 7.24 bales. To-day, up to two ?. M.— i. 100 at 16 5 Suc, TW) at 16 3 i6e.; May, 200 at iG'¢c., 1,00) at 16 8 16e., 200 at sac 1,500 at 165-320, ; June, 100 30 at 14 toB2e 71Ge., 1) dc. 1,70) at Il-lfc., 200 At 16 "Z-S20.; September, 120) at 16 29-32; | tover, bu at 16. 9-32e., W at 16'4e.; mber, | 16 Le. 1h) at 16 J-16c.; January, 10 at | 45 7-820., 10 200 at 16 7-826.. 100 ‘at Io v April ior May even, 200 January tor October even. | Feeeints at tho ports were as tollows:—dalveston, w Orleans. 1.1/9; Mobile. 198 ; & 0) The " his aay last ye: £231.873 bales. Cotton £967. Total since September |, ireizhts closed as foliows:—To ifavre, oy steam, Ke. To Ham surg, by steam, ge. To Bremen, by steam, iyc.: by ails 5-13¢. — To Liverpool, jad. by swam: by \led ander an in- ip from day to day have difficult to effect unloas at dp . New Jer- and nearby, 18¢.; State and Pennsyivania, ie. Western, choice brands, I7c.; other Western, Wisc. ; Southern, Be Wie. ; ducks, 250, VRRAH FR have ali sold out on the ry ston steamer, due to-day, Will bring about 300 quarts Apples continue very duil ad without teature of interest. Cranberries neglectad. We quote Strawberries, per quart, dio, a Gc. ; Apples, Vib ast Tp vi New York, mixed, r bb dor selected.” $2 ‘a $20; do. common, To $1 Cranberries,” prime, $2 90 per box: do. poor to tuir, $1 a $2; do, Kastern, fancy, $7 a $3 per bbl; do., oot to good, $9 a $6 5. ePoueian Fketrs—Ihe trade movement continnos tight as buyers merely operate for imme.tiate wants in Jayor raisins (here has boon a fair business at $243, with some halt boxes aold at $l 374; several hundred p | of loose brought $3 5) a 8 70; seedless sold at $6 75 por frail: Valencias realized He, for a sound lot. Currania remain firm at 6'ge. for.choice, Turkish prunes are duit and pressed for sale at 7) fe. Dates are jobbing at Se. np to Figs met with @ far demand from ite. fo Hew as to quality. Sardines very quict at 1!sc, tor hall boxes. Nats generally quictat 6c. a Ge. ior Brae ails; peantte are very firm at $2 60 for Virginia and $1.75 for Wilmiagvon; some very choice brought $2 10 a Plove. Ax Gnate.—Recelpts—PI 15177 bola wheat, (2,609 bushels; corm. 19,50 do.; oats, 6,999 dos corn 7+ bags. The four market was dull, bat prices ithomt notewor'hy caange,” Sales were a * was easier. Pork and lard were unsettled and decidediy | | firkins, fhe, selected, z2-, to prime, lde,; do. ao., fair to good, State, half | firkin tubs, choice selected, 2ée. a 2tc.; do. do. bi wi jue. @ 1c. 5 for export, | | Yoota Tigo’; do. do-, white do. 18ict. @ lec. : good tomme, | Ide, @ 15<c, ; do. fair to geod, Ic. a Sc. ; Oo. daines, fi ‘Orange counLy skima, be. & Tet Oto | | We | guoie : | 845 coud, tor it cotton were sold | ue the sales above noted. Holders in aa | . &8 tollows:—Receipts, K&S | ‘shipments, 6714 bales kK. 70.557 oales. against ind at | 4 ¢ 200 bales, Grand total, &.400 bales Exchanged—0) | hoxes | I was quiet and unchanged, with 760 bbls. reported ! 100 a $4 69 40a 50 60a bi Choice ~tate bora OW | rupertine Wesie 4004 50 | Lxtra Western. oa bb Musnexota. : 500 a 650 | Kound hoop Olite 5Wa 5K Kound hoop Oh:o, tc §59a 60) Famiiy,....... 60a TO Bt, Louis, low extra A Gana 6 wD St Louis, straint exira 5a OW bt. Louis, choice double extra, 610 a 6 5) Bt Louis, choice tamily. Twa 85) ieye flour, five io superti s0va 40 fouthern, No. 2. 4a 450 dSouthern, supertine 4is0 50 Southern, extra, 5258 625 pouthern, faintly 65a 8 Corn meal, Western’ 394 450 Corn meal Jersey . Swe 420 Corn mea}, branilywing, 4iba 480 Corn meal, puncheons. wesens 25a —W beat was quiet. und at the cluse rather easior; the sales were abou! 5300) busicls, at $l 2u tor No. 2 Ont- cago atioat, $1 224 ol 2% tor No, 2 Milwaukee in store and afloat, $1 Sut oe No.1 Minnesota, $b 374g tor mmber, $L 4) tor extra white. ‘was scarce and hither, thouga in mode: bushels sold at 034sc. & 9.0, jor mixed. uy Me. # 91440 for do. in store. tive Gemand; sales ot 94,000 bushels, for mixed in store, 75c. a for do. afloat, 7c. a 7ie. cor Barley was firm, with sales of 1).00 bushels e quiet, but ste: na moderate demand, with i 40 Liverpool. by sau, 9) phd . and by steam, 1.25 bal partat 00 bus els grain, dd; 24,000 do, wheat (through gd. ; 420 packages provisions, 268, To London, by sail, 50. bbls. Hour, 10 Glasgow, by steam, 1,005 bbis, flour, 2s. 3d., and 1v0 bbis. appies 4s Te istol, by steam. 1) boxes bacon on private terms, and 110 ands tallow, 958, 40 Hull, by steam, 50 bpls. rosin, reported 2s. 4d. ‘Tothe United Kingdom direct, a Norwegian schooner, hence, 2.44! bbis, refined petroleum, reported 4s. 3d. ‘To Cork tor orders, a& Norwegian bark, hence, 0 quarters grain, 63.; one, 3,000 quarters do., from Philadetphia, 93. dd. ; One, 4100 quarters do., 58. $a.; one, 4,0 quarters do., from Baltimore, 6s. 9d.;_Nor- egian berk, 2200 bbdis. Daphtha, from — Balti more. 4% 91. “to the United Kingdom and Con- tiuent, und Ss to the Baltic. To Havre, by | wati!, 200 bbls. rosin, 225 packages tulow and 3,500 staves | on private terms. ‘To Hamburg, by steam, 4,000 bushels krti on private terms; British bark, henee, 5,00) bbls. refined petroleum atd4s. To the Baltic direct, German bark, hence, 2,30 bbls. refined petroleum, 4s. "To Mar- seis, Halan'bark, put on hence for general cargo. To Lisbon, by sail. 40) bbis. rosin (equal to 85) bbis. petro- Jeum) and 4,000 staves on private terms; also a British bark, with equal to about 27,000 bushels grain, trom Phil- adolphia, on private terms. “To Angiers and'orJers, an American ship, hence with equa: to about 25.000 cases | Petroletin on private terms. 10 Rio Janeiro, an Ameti+ | can brig, four trom Ballimore, reported $1, gold. ‘the ollerings are ‘very hght, and” prices very firm at the range, quoted as Wild pigeons, feathered, fight, netted, per dozen, Zo; Go. do. plexed, tight, $175 a'$l 7; can Vasback ducks, ‘Southern, per pair, $1 a $1 50; do. Western. 7c. & $1: redhead ducks, 4c, a 0c. | dus dle. a 50c.; teal and widgeon, 20e, a 25 nylish | er dozen, $1 7) a $2; plover, $1 7) a $2; sand snipe, a GUywies.—Domestio cloth bas remained firm, with Inte sales of 300 rolls at i8e. on the svot; foreign ‘cloths quiet bat firm. We quote:—Domestic cloth, Ise. ; Bor- @ 10.4 Calcutta, digo. a lWe., —Hemp was quiet and unchanged at for Manila and 63g. for Sisal. both gold, quiet at 4} Jute butte have ad: da tri of 200 bales at 2 15-16c., and 260 bal the market S moderate activity et stendy prices. Holders are generally irm and some have witb- drawn samples. kmmett Wells’ circular says | or go hops are changing hands in the couniry: our letiers all spoak of the roois as having winiercd well. | | We do not hear much of increuse ot acrouze in toid State, but in Califormia and the Lerritorles the increaso this ‘spring wil be large. The indications are that California will soon’ become the leading hoo producicg State of the Umion; — tne | Pijulifleacy Of her soll, combined with | cheap | jabor ant other natural advantages, are in themsolves suilicient to insure this result.” Receipts tor the week, 853 bales; total receipts since September 1. 1874, 41.240; total recolpts for same period in 1873, 19,923; export Clearances for the week, nove; total exports since Sep- tember 1. 1874, 15,683. We quote New. Yorks, good, to chowe, new. Se. a dle. , New Yorks, low to fair, now, 300. 8 tie. astern, new, ‘0. « bane pWontern, new, 280. & )60.: yearlings, 15e. a 250. ; olds, all growths, Se. a 15c.i | Culiiornians, 380." a Shc, Der Ib. ig Hay.—the offerings of shipping grades are still limited, rom river towns are not up to ox: and as receip! 1 pectations prices are aiont sustained and may be quoted rathor firm at 70, a (6c. for North River shipping; 6ic. de a for salt Ketait qualities @ 70c. tor clo range from 8. to $l. Straw attracts but litte auengou All | ar Ze. a B5e. for lone rye and Gde. a b6e. for short. &—TNO Market Is quict tor hemlock sole, Gesoriptions are in good supply. Middle and over welghts with iow aud 2,050 Gow | role ) lows 4 matiard | neo and Gouripore, 12) and bags, 1130. a 120, om Common Hide, be 1g. 2540. atic, 25\9c. @ 260. 30, a 29ac. B7iyc. n 2Ke. ea Be. we. adc. Bitec. a 280. To, aw 20. Good damaged 2c. a Wc. 24S,¢. a Ube. UANgc. w Zhe. Poor damage ae Ce | OT ~—Crop.—siaughter—Light backs, Ste. 86c,; middle backs, S7c. a light crop, S22. miditle erop, Se. a ¥6e.; heavy’ crop, 850. Xus—Light cron, | Sic. a 32c.; middie and over crop, Ste. a so.; rough | hemlock, 27e # 2Se.; rough oak, de. a Sic ; bellies, Lo. a Iie. Monasses.—The market was quiet but very strong in tone, with the offerings trom frat hands all taken, We note suies of {02 hiids. und 49 lerces, ex Essex, reported at 42c., without regard to test; 60 hhds. Demarara Drought dic. 9 d5c. “We quote :—Cuba, cent miavd, 36c, a 40c.; do.. clavea, Vado refining, 420, a fe.; do..\do.. fi | Porto Rico, 4vc. English Jsiands, 830. a | Orivans, ¢ Marie Sucak.—Increased supplies and a duli market | have established a tower range of prices. New light sells and ordinary at Ie. # Le. ingot copper has re erate sales ot late agxregatng at 22i¢e } 4c, Cash. Speiter, though quiet, is still drm at js, | ney, tor domes ‘ éc.. gold, for pplies being lis vis firm, hot continued dulness; dome: > 83 per 100 ibs., an i foreign 7350. without material chan trails on prival 1d Banos at 14% 0, = * 5, = gusoted at. 200 Enulis! gold. ‘Jin ay Te- aay, with a moderate trade. We quote charcoal tin at f @_$) 5), do, terne, at $325 $> 5), coke un at $7 $7 0% and Uo. terne, $6 BT | & $72, all gold, Sales of 6,000 boxes wtihin. these ranges. The market for American pig iron remains in a | dormant, nominal and unsatisfactory condition; tue de- mand is little oF nothing. and prices are unsettled and inclined to be weak, notwithsianding the continued | labor troubles and comparatively lizht stocks: No.1 | quoted at $27 a $28, No. 2 at $26 and gray forge at Sua 9. Sales 6 tous common grajes on private terms, Feoten pig is Weak under accumuiated stocks and light | inquiry. Sales 10 tons oa p ering, bglinton at $3 and Coltness at $07 a $8 Ralls quiet, at lish end $50, currency, for American at tue mulls. perap about stoady, at 585 for No. | wrought Navat Stones.—PShere was a continued quietude mt market tor sptrits turpentme. Holders, however, re- Site. Kosing were comparatively in dull; ordinary io good siral I, sales of 1.000 bbis. to arrive at ale at $4 25836. ‘Tar fir, under | shington aud Wilmington ‘quoted City pitch. $2 2, delivered. Ons.—irade generally roles quiet Linseed was sell- + ing moderately at 7c. a Tio. tor large lots, in casks Menhaden rules firm at dlc., but the movement ts not of much importance. Lard otl was ofered sparingly at | 25 a $1 30 for prime winter. Cotton seed seils slowly account of Grmness of holders Crade held at 47. ordinary qualities with choice lots not obtainavie Bader 2e.; for summer yeliow, 2c. a 63o. ing prices. Tunuers’ olls rule quiet at 4c. for Bank: for ctraits. Red olis are about out of fled quoted at 62c.; elaine, Ge, Cru pe 9 a $1 95: natural wintor, $2 03.4 naily, at bieached Jo., $2 Whale oil } for Northerp, Se. for Souther: winter and Ze. for unbleached; West Virginia lubricat- ing, te. Taflow oil quiet at We. tor prime city; neatsioo, | B®) for choice, and We. a $1 for So L. xe rules firm at $48, currency, for Westerg, with — 8 tir business, . | . Pocurny.—the receipts of fresh killed are very light, | and not suities 2 equai the demand. ihe | best offerings are frozen stock, which | With ready sales at full prices —lurkoys, | | prime, small, Ze. & 2c: do., do, tur to gi { Sorsey, Prime, | Be.: “do.” a tafe good) ry a do. ait ‘te goed enn blawsen 5 hows air 8 we.; Cl ua, Jore prime, 3c. a 250, | do, do., fair to good, 22 sey, prime, 22¢. a 330.:'do., do.. fair to good, Ne. and chickens, State and Western, prime, 220.; do., | do, to goo, ; Cocks, Ie; ducks, Jerse: | priine, 250. @ 28¢.; do, State and ‘Western prim ute. se | } do., ‘We. = 2c. do. do.. fair to tood. We. @ Bic. | Frozen pouitry Turkeys, ary picked, choice, Me. a 25e. ‘23e.: fowls and enickensy | good to prime, 2ic. a Yo.: ao, do, fur to food, Ise. a We. ; ducas, food to prime, sho, Live poultry ts not Tory plonty, and eelling at etter prices az, follows: Spring chickens, per a ; tow! tate an Stray, per lie’ foe. 206. edo. Western, por'Ib. lee. & do, do, fair to good, 2c. a ¢ | Ports trom the South to the effect that ihe crop has been | Clover, | oats, 17,00) do, Shipments—Wheat, 20,000 bushels; corn, | $3,000 a0.; omta, «| | June. | contracts on all the act | rookiyn, for wrm of years, without bone CY OF Er Pitan & LeAY t Tso,; roosters, old, b., 10c. a 12e. i ise We Jersey, + a ae. : ducks, state and Jersey, Pag 3 og’ Pale, i a c. | gers, a: 86 per pair, $1 75 a $2: do. Western, per pair, $1 5 a St Poratoxs are held with more firinness as the demand for seed purposes has Deen quite active; supplies suited to this purpose are held at rather better figures, W quote :~ Bermuda, Ps bbl, Stl; early rose, new donb! bead hls, $2 a $27); do., m bulk, per bb. a $2 5 xchdlow, new double head bois., $2 0a $275; do. in $250; peerless, new double head bbl i $2 a $225: vee: | i$ | onions, per Dbl. hy onions, red, par bbl, | a8) od: onions, sets per bushel, #4 a 97. | | PerRovsua.—This markot, a 4 whole, was unchancod, | cwithstanding & continued dulness; the hutted offer: | % oetner with the steady creek @ivices, ‘end prices steady. Refined, In bbla., tor spol and by ted at Ide, lalge., delive vex tinenanged ; bulk, sold to th hoi ance of the month, w. half of May | Idee. & 143g. ees May quored at 7 for April. hi 4 Kefined wt Phiind was quoted | . for prompt delivery, t Baltimore, age LOM bis sold ilagelvlaia aw up t May i. *Tadeiniontitecerpte—Tork, 7 packages: beet, 484 cut meats, 1.728 do. ; lard, 1,911 do. and 18 kegs The pork market wad again lower. ‘The sales comprise 6 bots. prompt delivery at $22; 100 bvIs. for May delivery ‘At S2i Wa $22 05; 2,70 bbls.’ for June delivery at $22 15 @ $22 25, and 100 bbls. tor July delivery at $22 5 a $22 0. Drossed hogs were decidediy lower, closing weak at 9igc. @ luge. Beet was gulet and’ without materiaichange. ife sales comprise 100 terces Plulas deiphia mess and 45) trerces prime India mess, both private terme Heol hams were | nom: he nally “anebanged in Absence of business, Bacon was quiet at 12%0. for city long clear, 120. for Western do. and 12sec. alc. tor ‘Western Cut meats ruled quiet. Sales 900 pickled | short clear. | showllers at 930, @ ¥9%0., 1,109 do. hams at 124e A 12550. 19.0.0 ibs, presied vetilesag He. a ILiye- and 109 boxed eiear at iZge. Lard sold tower, bat closed firm. The saies comprise 1,750 verces Western steam tor May at 15, 18-160. aL 1,500 do., June. at Jor. a 1d 16 Te. | | 1,750 do., Jaly, at 18e. 15 1-16e., anc. on the spot, 50do. | eley at Lidge. a 4 Western ‘steam, tor prompt deliv- | ery, Was quoted laze. Rien. —Nothing of special Interest can he noted. The market comtinues stenay, with a fair distributing bost- | ness, We gquote:—carollan, good, 740. a 70.3 prime oe, T86G- & 70.5 CRON &. Louisiana, 73¢ a The. for fair to prim ii common qualities down to | 60. Hangoon, 6igc. @ courte Patna, 74e., eure Tenoy; cangoon, in bond, $2 7 4 | STEARINE was moderately active a | of 10) tlerees at 1o4 Seean.—The demand for raw engars wa fn tone the market was very strong at $ 1-16 for fair to mor refining. -ales were por’ bhds. fully Sige. ; 309 hhds Porto Ric b St Croix, 8% #42 bhis. good, 3 F160. ; 100 hw strictly good, & 44 hhds, common, 7 15160, ; 218 boxes centrifngal, 9 3,00 baws do., 9 6-160. , 480 bags Mexican, 7c. ; 91,00) bags Manila, 7/¢., and 6,100 bare Pernam at sige. Total 4299 his, 2lo boxes and 0.00 | Fapartad of OT) Did. InviMdiud, Blk Gosgeiotigas Cora) baw Hound was quiet at Wo. lor sandard A wRd dane, a 10Mo. for hard. We quot —-Cuba—Refining, inferior to. nmon, Te. & Tie. lo., fair to good, B L-ibe. Verto ities al. boxe, 4 10 to 3, . hhds, and Sc. @ 8% rer r “i Ge. » Now 7 to 9, 7 Bice, a BF, 13 10 16, Bc. a a luige. ; 18 fo 20, 10%e. & 10%: Yorto Rico—Kefning, comm grocery, tair to choice, 8! my standard, Nos. 9to li, 7c. & T%e. dava—Dutch stand- ard, Nos 10 to 12, Bye. a SMe. Manila—superior and extra superior, 7c. @ Tc. New Orieans—Keflning grades, 70, 9 7%e. : do., grocery grades, Se. a 5c. Fowabco.—The market for sce? leat lias been quite av + five, and ult and wultorin prices were realized. The yeported dealings included 100 cases sundries at 8. a Sie.; 0 do. Ohio cron, 1873, on private terms; 20 do. Pennsylvania crop, 1879. at ise., and 159 do. Connecticut crop, 1874, ts first lot of last year's crop, and was tiken for San Prancisco market sta price not made public, Kentucky leaf has ru ed firm, with sales ot 39) bhds. at le, a 226. Havana has attracted more atiention and Tuther better prices have heen obtained. One of the moet prominent importers has entirely closed out his eniire stock. ‘The total sales tor the past three duys ia- cided 1,750 bales at 75c. a $1 25. TaLLow was mirly active and firm. Sales 110,000 Ibs. at de. a 940. per Ih. Vecrranues are higher, owing to the influence of re- severely damaged by frost, We quote:—Kale, per bl, $2; spinach, do. $5 «$5 50; radishes, per 400, $L (0% $7i,'gh'uce. do. $6.0 810; Long Island rh ‘a $1 50; urcen peas, per crate, $1 75; asparagis, pe gor, 8S & $9; Bermuda onions, per erate. Hy a do. tomatoes, per box. Sl: do. beets, per crate, pelaiserr—Receints, 710 bbl The market was rather with sales car 4 Shine tation bi belel edechnnrasad oot.—ihere has been rather more demand, but for small ots principally, and the market closed firm for all descrip ions, with ti exception of the new Australian, ‘The sales are 10,00) !bs. medinm X Ohio fleece at S5ec.; 1409 Iba. fat sheeps. S70. ; 2,50) Ibs Cape, Sie. ; 40 bags scoured California, 65c. a Tze.; 40.000 ibs fall do.. 2c. a 280. ; 8,000 Ibs. choice lambs, i. : 1,000 ibs, fine do., 203¢0.4 ao pK black pulled, 15,°0) Ips. Colorade a ile, 2,000 Ibs, biack do., 2c. ; 6,100 Ibs. mixes Eastern Texas, 25 5,000 Ibs. Mexican, 2'c.: 1,590 Ibs, Australian, 5Sle.; 2,090 Ibs, Wisconsin fleece, 52i¢c, 00 Ibs, slightly burry. spring Caltfornia. 25c, a 28¢., and 10 bales Bast India, 13,000 Ibs. domestic noils, 26 bags No. 1 pulled, 100 do, su- per do, 100 do. X do. 75 do. mixed scourad, 57 bales spring Calliornia, and 1,500 ibs. XX Oblo fieece ou terms not made public, DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gatyastox, April 28, 1875. Cotton quiet and weak; middling, 150. ; low tid- dling. 14%. ood ordinary, Litg< Net receipts, 196 bales. xports—To Great Britain, 2.'96 bales: cousiwise, ba Bales, 724 bales. Stock, 49,4 bales. Weekly met recetpts, 2,863 bales; gross, 3,0'3. Exporta—To Great Brit- ain, 2,396 Dales; coastwise, 3,171, Sales, 2,029 bales. New Onixans, April 23, 1875, Cotton quiot: middling, 1s%e. Net receipts, L175 hale Goose, dale exports ‘to Uroat ivitain, "106 oales Sales, 2,000 bales. Stock, 143,287 bales. Weekly—Net re- colo ey pale iy Hee Hat me se & Great aa ain, 2), Abed; vance, 4.758; to the Content, Coustwise, 88 Dales. Bules, 15,00)’ bales. Montnx, April 2, 1875. Net receipts, 192 bales. Cotton quiet: middling, 15K. Exports coastwise, 22 Sales 250, Stock, 2378) Week! net receipts, 1,301. Exports—To Great Britain, ‘yaad, Coustwase, 765. Sales, 30.0, Savarnam, April 23, 1975, Cotton dull; middling, 15%c. Net receipts, £6) bales. Exporis—To Great triiain, £575, bales; cwastwise Ase Sates, 268 bales. Stock, 34.435 bales. | Wes celpts, 2.658 bales’ Exports—To Great Britain, 2 to the Continent, 2:87; coastwise, 205. ‘sules, 4,622 bales, a MARLESTON, Aprit 23, 1875, Cotton quiet; middling, Wien, low micding, ser a 1b%4c.; good ordinary, liXe. a loc, Net receipts, 207 ies. Bulea, 100. stock, 17,697. Weekly net receipt Lisl. txporte—To Greal Britain, $855; coasiwise, 1428 Winaaxatox, N. ©., April 23, 1875, Spirits turpentine dull. at ste. Rosin dull ar $i 65 for strained. Crude turpentine firm, at $1 65 for hard, HH eo Yellow dip and $4 SJ tor virgia, Tur steady, at Osweco, April 23, 1875, les 1,20 pols nf, ie Not 2 ¥ winier, $7 for White winter and $/ tor double extra, Wheat quiet; No. 1 Milwaukeo Club, $1 25; No. Lwhiie Michigan, $136; extra do., $1 40, Cora quiet, at 7c. Harley scarce: Canada nowinall $1.38. Corn meal—$5 tor bolted and $34 tor undoited, per ton. | Millfeed—phorts, $23; shipstuffs, $25, and mid- lings, $27 per ton. v¥FALO. April 23, 1475, B Recerpts—Flour, 1,800 bbls. : wheat, 6,0.0 bushels: corn, 16,000 do.; oats, 4,00 do.; bariey, 1.0Wdo. Shipments— Flour, 1,690 bols.; wheat, 5,000 bushels; corn, iPtos 0.5 outs, £000 do.; 'bariey, 1,000 do, Floar steady; sales, 6) bbls; quotations uuchanged. Wheat in light specu- | ve demand and prices unsettled; sales 10,00 bushels No. 1 Sheboygan ciud, at $1 16; car lots at $1 17, Corn dail and scarce: sales’ of ¥,500 do. new, at Blo., on track aud In store. Oats scarce; retailing at 70c.,in store; sale of one car load Canada, at 68c., on track. Rye inac- tive and market bare. Barley very scarce; omly Canada offered, and that sparingly; no sales Seeds quict, at 200 a $8 tor umothy; $4 for clover, and $9 for iarze ork steady at $2275 Lard steady at loc. High wines inactive and prices nominal. Tovxpo, April 28, 1875. Flour steady, Wheat quiet, weak; No.2 white Wa- Cash. $1.28; No. Lwhite Michigan, $120; amber Michi- an, $123; ‘May, $1 ne, $127; July, $129: No.1 | Ted, $1.25: No.2 do, ¥ June, $127.” Corn firm, in toir demand; high mixed, May, 77e. : June. 73 Jury, 7Ysge; low mixed, 75ic. a Tolge. "Cats steady; No. 1, 6540.5 No. 2 Gt! white, @c.: Michigan, 6t.c. a Gic. “Koceipts—Wheat, 9,000 bushels: corn, 00) to. Flour unchanged spring, $6 75 tor aml do. Cuscaco, April 23, 1875. Flour adult; unchanged: sales wh to wintor extra, $5.9 spring extra, $4 40 a $5 50; Minnesots, $6°75 9 ring superiins, $4 26° Wheat lower, in tair de- mand and very unsettled; No. 1 1 06; No. BINANCIA BrOKRs HOUTIGRN BANK NOTES BOUGHT ar the highest rates, Post office box 5,90. I. M. SCHULZ, 6b Wall street Gre EXCHANGE BANK, > 5 New Yors, Aprit 23, 0878. Hease take notice that Adu Fabs bas een appou Caghier pro tom. of this bank in place of Joan W. 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NICOLAY & CO, ‘Stock Hrokers and Auctioneers, No. 43 Pine street, New York. Se COPARTNERSHIPS, Noo —THK COPARTNERSUIP HERETOFORE existing between the undersigned members of the: firm of Meol, Davi mn & CO. paved by ia own Ih tation on the litol february, 7% Mr. William Davic nine frm, and the Labitities will be pat@ ‘and the claims due tho tirm collected by the remaining partners, Who will continue the china, glass and gas fix- ture ousiness at So, 686 broadway, under (he firm use ot F. B, NICOL & CO. FRANCIS B, NICOL, WILLLAM DAVLDS IN, JAMES T. VAN RGNSSELABR, New Yorm, April 21, 18/5. See an “BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. PARTNER WANTED—WITH $5,000 IN AN UN- common paying ba e433 in Broadway; so valuable an opportunity seldom rd of; Will bear the clasest ime vestigation, Address or owli oo ENERGY, 43 Gast tenth bln N ENERGEVIO BUSINESS MAN, WITH FROM $1,200 to $1,000, can secure a permanent paying Dositiog with good security: referenoos given aud re- quired, Address P. & OO. id offhoe. 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ALLEN. fo HOTEL MEN AND PRYSIC[ANN—WANIED, A competent, first class hotel manager. also a phys pital, to take interest in and management Ith rastitunon. 0, He OLIV! jication or by ii . No. 1 Park place. _ spring, fresh, $1 02; regular, $1 01 # U43q. June; No. 3S spring, Me. a Yess ie, Corn dull, declining and unse: a 73ige.; MEW. Tihyc. A TLC, Spoly 4c. Did for June: high mixed, 7% nts dull and drooping: No. Z, vic. a lige., shot; OL%4C. May,” Hye advanced and in fair demand. No, 2 fos | 7 Barley a vanced and in fair demand; No. 2 spring, $1 22, spot; $1 16 a $1 1% M Pork dull and unsettled at $/3, spots $21 75, May: $22, Lard lower and in fair demand at $15 , ‘spot! $i5 67% @ $15 70, June. Bulk meats steady. Wiisccy | buoyant and unsettle! at $1 1255 offered and reused. | At tae afvernoon cali of the Board wheat and corn fi and unchanged. Oats 4c. higher. Pork firmer ut $22 05, June. Lard—Advancing tendency: large sales for May at $15 5244 9 $15 65; June sold at $1675. i eripts—Flour, 11,000 bbis.; wheat, 55.00) bush 176.0) do. 8, 40,000 do. ; rye, 1,009 do. ; barley, 9,000 « Shipments—Flour, 8,000 bbis.; wheat, 27,000 ‘bushels; corn, 400) do. ; oats, 11,00) do. ; bariey, 6,00 do. EUROPEAN MARKET. Livenroo: Propuck Manger.—Livenroot, April %— | Evening —Linavea oil, 26s. a 26s, Od. per Cwt spirits | turpentine, 278. a 27s. Gd. per ewe | + 2+ | FINANCTAL. BELMONT & Co. A Fankera, 19 and 21 Nasenu street, fesue travellers’ credits, available in ad parts of tha world, through the Mesars. De Rothschild and their corresponients Also commercial credits and telegraphic transfers of money on California, Europe aud Gavan A RISxBSOTA, stats 7 PER CENT DEFERRED | . ; mds for sale BERT H, NICOLAY & CO., | No. #3 Pine street, New York. A DELACLTED RatLROaD BONDS A SPECIALTY | + and bought by the old established house of | ALBEKL H NICOLAY & CO., stock Brokers and Auctioneers, No. 44 Pine street, New York. T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Poiic: Mortwages and otner Securities Insurance of all kinds efecied with best companies: J. J, HABRICH & O0., 11! Broadway. —STOCK PRIVILEGES,—STRADDL'S OR DOUBLE | HM Priviiezes, @ and @ days, on members of Stock Exchange or responsibie ‘ues; also Puts and Calls Maraet very active and fluctuating, showing trequeat opportunites tor longs pee Circulars mailed. HAZARD \UNTAGUK, No. 6 Broad street. —SIOCK PRIVILEGES TUR PAST 30 DAYS CosT- A. ihg $108 25 have paid $2.20 promt Wo can secure stocks at the lowest market rates, and there will no Goubt be as good opportunitios the next 3) days asin the past. Cali on or address ior jaruculars, 7 TUMBRIDGE & CO., Bankers and Brokers, No. 2, Wail street, New York. NY AMOUNT FROM $1,000 TO $31.00 TO LOAN A onimproved and unimproved Reai Estate in this ITE, 139 Broadway. —LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, 74 BROADWAY.~STOCK « Privileges on “Members of the Stock Exchange” or thoroughly r isibic parties (names given at the time of purchases), $108 25 for Puts or © ‘$512 50% $302 6) for Stradd! , put and call at market priee on same contract), 9 or OU Gays. All communications have im- mediate attention. Nothing legs than WU shares, and no | gontracts made in our name, Pamphlet “Mow Money is Lost and Made in Wall =troe' alied free to aur ad- dress. LAVSLEY & BaZLEY, 74 Broadway. AND IDIOMS OF WALL STRERT 18 A 7 ning list ot defaulted rmation; & dictionary ng operators: expiains the riviieges and how to invest | mnall sams of money profitably. All wishing knowled su eet should call tor a copy of the book or write to JOUN HICKLING & Ov., Bankers and Brokers, 72 Broadway. New York. | A WANTED, MORTGAGRS ON COLUMBIA cot ° SHIPMAN & MERSEREAU. | and tn full ranning condition | brought forth to represent t | White A HOTEL; SYLENDID location; Wish @ responsible person, possessing 0. Addrods WLVOW, Post office, baltimore, Md. WaANtED--a PARTNER 1 TANTED MANOFACIURED—A SMALL ARTICLIB Of stegl and woud; patented. For particuisrs ad- gros J. W. KNAVE, Crows Kivet, Westchesier county, N.Y. TYD—A PARTY, WITH ABOUT $4.00), TO join the advertiser, of thorough milling experience 1n that country, to take @ sieam saw mill to the Black | Hills; a sure ‘fortune. Persons meaniug business ad- Pitlos, Lerald oilice, y TANTED—A PARTY OF HIGH STAXDING, WHO can influence capital for a highly prot mapa | facturing stock company in the Soutn; principal of fu New York; to the right King of @ position in the company and other Ge Utered ; noue but first class parties neod arty & perma: inducements col Pply; highe est reterences el box 739 Post omic; naud required. Address CAPLiAly THOLESA quor purchase “out aad out,” price not te excecd $7, 0) «be Well siocked and'show good past proflis prospects. Address bux 449 Sew Yoru Post —PARTNER WANTED, TO ASSIST A YOUN@ man in the job printing business, where » es can be done. Appiy to THUs. GAFFABY, 17 Cent reek & 0) CASH WILL BUY THE MOST PROFITABLE bald) business fa the city; established two years im one local paying 20 per cent profit; reason for selling, have other business which requires my whole ye nO Address W. W. stauion A. #2 HOO ARNE WANTED-IN A. STAPLR $1.00) cach cash business that will pa: ti ourih sireek, permonth. Full particulars at 35 West room % at o'clok, -<WITH THIS AMOUNT AN OPPORTU. 3.000. nity ta oftered to purchase. tae Stock a Thterest of an established Business, largely advert: fullest Investivation so Adaress A. FHANCIS, Herald Philaceiphia “= dieited. Branch oitic —_——_--> --___ WALL STREET NOTES. PANAMA RAILWAY CONTRACT SIGNED—sTOCE EXCHANGE ELECTION—THE GOLD GRABBERS, ‘The Panama contract engaged the attention of the street yesterday. There is no qoubt that the terms published were satisiactory, both to the Panama and Union Vaciflc Railroad compantess | put whether Pacttio Mall remains out in the cold isa proviem not easily answered, At all events ts appears by the statements of Mr. Park, the Prest- deut of the Panama Railway Company, that the overland roads gain about five millions by the new freight charges and the Isthmus company samt- cient to guarantee them twenty-four per cent pet annum. Plymouth charch has been endeavoring to ai range a little commttee of its owa in the Stock Exchange; Mr. S. V. White, of the late Investigat- ing Committee, being the leader. The gentiemen 8 section of the Bx- change are as follows:—for President, Joun T. Denny; Treasurer, D. G. Hays; Secretary, B. O. Chairman, Moses Wnreeiock; Vice Chaim man, James Mitenell; frastee of the Gratuity food, A. S. Peavody; Goveruing Commitee, to Mil vacancy, two years’ term, ei T. Wordeng for Governing Commitiee, to serve at bg | George H. Brodhead, Heary Graves, A. Y. Dyck, S. J. Drake, S. A. Milis, F. T. Walker, Ware ren Ferris, H. A, Bostwick, John Campbei, Ul. W. Perkins. it is more than likely the young and progressive Members Of the Stock EXchange will to-morrow {62 Leaseholus, in, irat class tooations, promptly £2 William street, Union Buildings | Neeortatios | or MISSOURI SIATE sTOCKS By virwe and authority of an actentitied “An act to authorize the issue aud sale of renewal funding bonds for the purpose ting and paving tic 4 State indevied approved March 29, 1 nndersigned, d_ Commissioners of the si sour, Will rec@ive sealed Dids at the office of the Gover Ror of the Stare of Missouri (( same to be opened puo- | Hely by the Governor in the presence of these comuis- Sonera) on May 10, 1875, at 10 o’clook M., for the pur- chase of 80 bonds of the stocks of this Stkie. The bids may be for any or all these classes, to wit:— at redeemable 8095 per cent Gold Bonds. $1,000 each 800 6 per cent Bout of the United States. 80 5 per cont Found ster to be payable twenty years aiter « ai the pleasure of the State ot Missouri atter five years from the date and before the expiration of the twenty years Said stocks to have semi-annual coupons at- tached for the proper amounts of interest, payable oa the Ist days ot July avd Japnary of each year. All the bonds to be payavie at the National Bank of Commerce, in New York, except the pound sierling stocks, to be pay: able in London. Two handred and sixty of these bonds to bear date May 1, 1875, and to be delivered and pad for at sant bank on June 10, 1875, and 54 to bear date July |, 1874, and to be delivered and paid tor at, sad bank on faid last mentioned dave, ‘The right to rejece any oF ail bids reserved to the Governor and Fund Commissioners. The proceeds of these bonds to be applied to the payment of the maturing in ‘ebtedness of tne Siate. These are first cinas stocka, and have wnqtiestionable gna ry for their payment ihe resources of the state to meet, promptly, principal and interest whon du ‘This proceeding is Yong by and With tue advice and con- seul of the Governor of the state, 30S, W. Me RCER, State I'reasurer. THOMAS HOL Bt / Sarranaon Core. Ma. AOC A Wily nominate aN Opposition eket heaved by Colonel George W. McLean, with Mr. Cook as Secretary, which Will carry the day tn opposition to tue fogies aud ‘third termers.”” RTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY. ‘om Baitimore yesterday advices came of a | meeting of directors of the Northern Central Kail way Company. The contract with the Unwm Kauway Company reguiaung toils was read ana several changes ordered, and tue proper officers of the company autuorized to sign it, Mr. W. A. Brown, Engineer of the Pennsylvania Ratiroad Company, submitted sor dis plans for the proposed eievatorat Canton and general oMces of the company at Caivert and Centre streets. They Were referred back to be submitied eutire by Ist prox. The Hoard thea adjourned, ana & majority of tho directors visited Oanton jor «the =o purpose of selecting the Fites jor the proposed terminal maprovements Mr. A, J. Casseli, Viee President of the company, Stated that it was the intention of the Norisera Central hailroad Company to push their business further than they had at first anticipated, ava that they desire to build up an exvensive on trace at Canton. This will require separate 6) | wharves and warepouses, in view o1 which the | Nortnero Central Company desires to lease (uirey | more acres 0: Jadd in addition to the seventy acres Which the present contract Wita the Canton Vouw- pany gives tuem, | THE GOLD GRABBERS | desperately tried all their games yesterday to | avce the pretium of the precious metal. ster | Ling exchange Was stiffened, and even engage wents were mace fur one million and a nali of Goid for today’s steamers, but the effuris were Tutile; the government gola waa too much jor the speculators, and wili continue to be. The trade of tne ovantry nob be paralyzed uv the aforis of @ lew gold coaspirators.