The New York Herald Newspaper, May 8, 1875, Page 9

“FUNANGIAG, AND COMMEROIL A Slightly Firmer Undertone in the Stock Market. GOLD 1155-8 A 1151-2. Engagements of Coin for To-Morrow—The Prospect of Silver Payments, MONEY EASY AT 2 1-2 A 3 PER CENT. WALL STREET, FRipay, May 7—6 P, M, } The stock market to-day was steadier and a trifle stronger in several of its details, thereby giving encouragement to those who have been predicting and patiently awaiting a change tor the better, The /oundation ts not yet thoroughly firm, however, and time is required to renew confidence, If there be truth In the statements made many securities will materially improve guring the next thirty or sixty days, unless some Qnforseen misfortune occurs that will depress all, Undoubtedly the general market will follow its leaders, and there are no present indications that the latter wiil be permitted to decline to Buch a dangerous extent as to provoke wide- Spread disaster, Tuere is no reason to change the opinion heretofore expressed that a large short interest exists, anid when, as prices begin to advance sharply, this short interest 1s protected, We May reasonably expect @ much more active speculation than at present. THE FEATURES OF THE DAY were not salient, Erie provably elicited the most Attention by moving from 80 to 80%, The purchases were unusually large. The close Was made at 303. Union Pacific followed ext in point of interest, opening at 16% and advancing to 76%. Tne end was made at 76; Western Union hegan at 793%, rose to 79% and closed at 79%. New York Central shows the greatest gain of the day, opening at 105 and tlosing at 106%. Panama receded from 168 to 165, With 154 bid and 166 asked. Pacific Mail sold at Ha 44}, then down (o 43% a 4374, the price being about the same as at the close yesterday. Atlaauc and Vacifie Telegraph likewise showed no loss or gain compared with yesterday. Atian- tic and Pacific preferred gained % percent; Mis- sour Pacific, 4 per cent; St. Louts and Kansas Northern prejerred, 4; do. common sold at ox a 9% Kansas Pacifle sold at 23 B 22355 a 225%. New Jersey Central re- veded trom 109 to 108%, but clored at 109% Delaware and Lackawanna advanced from 110% | to 119%, Rock Island from 1043, to 106%, reacting, howev. to 105%. Wabash opened at 12%, the lowest point of the aay, and rose to 13%, the highest; Luke Shore {rom 704;, the opening figure being 70%, to 7114, but the close was made at 70%. Ohio and Mississippi sold at 26}4 @ 27 @ 203%; St. Paul common at 30% & 353g a 36% a 37a 86%; preferred stock at 5534 a 56%. Quicksiiver, come ed with the close yesterday, lost 1 per cent. Phe range in Northwest common was 414% a 42, with final sales at 41%. The preserred stock was Bleady a> 545; a 543g, United States kxpress fell Off to 51% a 51. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The folowiug table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day one et Lous 35 185 136 30 3034 8036 % ee 10% ‘abash. 2 134 12% Norcuwestera aes ¢ tix uae jortu Western preierre: 6 | isiand 104 10536 10434 | aukee a aT 87 36% | bd St, Pui pre: 5o% 66% 5534 bio «ud Mi Bi 27 26% | lew Jersey Ucn 109 10835 | Del, Lack, and Western hy 119% 11935 | 1% TO 6 6 TO36 19% 10 Atlantic sit Pacific Tel. 253¢ 25 %q 2554 ali ” 4 Aig 48% 1576 168 155 ADVANCE AND DECLINE, The changes for twenty-four hours show the Jol- Jowing | ezults:— ADVANCE.— Atlantic and’ Pacific preferred, %<; New York Ceutial, 14; Delaware and Lackawa- Bna, 3.; Erie, ji Harem 34; Lake Shore, 45 Perwentera, 5 2x3 Obly aud 1ssissippl, 5; Rock Isi.ud, 3; Wavasi, %; Union Pacific, 345 Calon, 443 $1. Loum and Kan: Kansas Puottie, 3s; Erie im London, %. DECLINE.—Panama, 3; Quicksilver, 13 ‘St. Paul, x. THE SALES TO-DAY amounted to about 156,000 snares. The dealings im active securities were as ‘ollows:—New York Cemtral ana Hudson, 2,582; Erie, 22,100; Lake Shore, 12.000; Northwestern, 10,500; Northwestern preferieu, 200; Rock Islaud, 8,500; Pacific Mail, 000; St. Paul, 4.00; St, Paul preierrea, 1,200; biog, 2,000; Western Union, 25,400; Wabash, 2,600; | Onion Pacitle, 20,000; C., C. & I, C., 100; Panama, 00; St. Louis and N rthern, 1,100; Leavenworth, Kansas city and Northern preferred, 600, THE MONKY MARKET, Money was in uousaal request to-day on cal foams at the rate of 254 @ Sper cent. Foreign ex- ebange is nominally as yesterday, DRY GOODS IMPORTS. ‘The imports of ary goods for the week ending to- Gay amount to $1,605,170, against $1,416,785 for the © cerresponding week in 1874, ana $1,286,754 in 1873; and the amount marketed is $1,687,000, againsc $1,464,556 in 1874 and $1,666,265 in 1873, THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 115%, declined to 11634, advanced 116% and closed at 115%. Ri wed interest sttacies Lo this market In consequence of the un- expected strength it manifests in the face of Tre: ary sales. it must be borne in mind, however, that the shipments are considerable and that de- pletion naturally affects the vaiue of that which slef behind, It may be remarked incidentaily shat more or less of hesitation exists among some of the bankers who intended to ship goid to-mor- tow. It is probabie, however, that the export will amount to $1,100,000, The principal shipper is the firm of Belmont & Co., which is understood bo have engaged $600,000. The rates paid for car- frying Were 1, 2and4 per cent. Loans were also made fat. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold vaiances Currency baiancet Gross ciearance: CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges. Currency balance: Goid exchanges Gold balance $72,634,416 8,489,475 750 SILVER PAYMENTS. A special Washington cespatch to one of the papers to-day says:—“‘The very rapid in- Crease of the silver coinage within a short time tanses some Treasury officers to think that the Secretary will begin paying out silver in lieu of fractional currency bejore the meeting of Congress in December next, it is estimated that by the last o: June (the end of the present fiscal year) there wili be about $6,000,000 in silver coin In the Treasury, and that by the 1st o/ September there Will be fuily $10,000,009, With this amount tt is believed that the Secretary will feel that he can poate ing to put into operation the law autbor- Sliver coin to be paid out and the fractionai pron withdrawn," GOVERNMENT BONDS. The Governing Committee of the Stock Exchange this afternoon decided to make the 9-65 District of Colambia bonds a good delivery up to No, 16,700. This makes the amount to be dealt in $7,750,000, | Against $6,375,000 previously. It is stated io this | connection that a bill has been passed by the Gen- rai Assembly at Albany which permits the insur- ance comp and savings banks of the State to buy these bonas, The price io-duy was 7434, with & decline at the close to 744¢ on some realizing sales, The regular government bonds ciosed strong at the following quotations:—United States currency Sixes, 173)¢ @ 124; do, do., 1681, regis ered, 122 @ 122% { do. a0. do., coupon, 123} @ 124K; Ao. Gvetwontios, 1862, rewistered, 110%: do, do. j coupon, | Gated frst at 104; Great Western second at 57; St. | pression in business during the year, more espe- NEW YORK HERALD, conpon, 116%," WI: ao. do., 1864, healer: | do, 40, dO,, Coupon, 118 @ 11844; do. ao,, 1865, registered. 119)4 & 119),;: do. do. do,, coupon, 110°¢ 2 12014; do, do, do., now, registered, 121% w 121%; do. do, do. do., ¢ upon, 122 a 1224; do, do,, 1887, registered, 122 a 12245 0, do. do., 123%% & 123%; do, do,, 1868, registered, @ 123%; do. do. do., coupon, 12334 a 123%; do, ten-forties, registered, 116,a 116%; do, do, coupon, 1174g & 11IT%{s Go. sixes, 1881, registered, 116 8 11634; do, do, do., conpou, 116 a 11634, THE UNITED STAPES TREASUKY, 2g balances, at the close Of business to-day, are as follows :—Currency. $1,771,083; special deposits, $60,670,000; coin, $88,518,608, imeiuding $21,154,000 | in coin certificates; outstanding !e $378,051,760. The Assistant Tre: day $191,000 on account of interest and $149 in re- demption of five-twenty bonds, Internal revenue | 30 receipts to-day, $573,599; customs recetpts, $534,255. | 109 National bank notes received, $650,000. The amount of May interest paid up to Thursday even- ing 13 $4,351,615, It Is estimated that exchanges of called bonds for the funded loan are being made | in Germany and London to the extent of $4,000,000 per Week, f THE FOREIGN MARKET, Late London advices report weakness at the close and general dulness Guring the day in Brit- ish and American securities, In some aespatcnes it is reported that an unsettled conaition of Conti- | nental policy is disturbing the market, a tact which finas partial verification in reports on the Produce Exchange that European agents are here, jor the purpose of negotiating large shipments of supplies." The rate of discount In the open market for three months? bills ts 3 5-16 per cent, or 3-16 be- low the bank rate. At Paris, rentes declined to 63f, 65c., and the specie in the Bank of France increased 11,700,000f. for the weck. The decline in rentes may possibly be due to the misiortunes of one of the large speculators on the Bourse, Wuo 1s reported as “beyond is depth.” ‘The following are tie last quotations:— | Consols, for money, 93% a 93%; do., for account, | WNYC 93% w 94; 1865 bonds, old, 105% a 106; 1867 b onds | 109. @ 1095. New fives 102% a 102% ; Erie, 264¢; preferred, 36, STATE BONDS, Missourl sixes, long bonds, sold at 1014; New York State sevens, bounty, at 100; Tennessee sixes, new series, at 50; do., ex coupon, at 50%. RAILROAD BONDS were in good request and generally steady. New Jersey first, consolidated, found market at 1064; 40 Boston, Hartiord and Erie first at 27; Caicago and | 79 Alton first at 1153¢; Chicago and Northwest coupon gold bonds advanced trom 8634 to 87; Morris and Essex sevens of 1871 sold at 10734; Michigan Central sevens at 103; Norta Missourt first at 9034 a 90%; rie secona at 103; 0., 0. ard I, ©, first at 47 a 4734 a 4734; Alton and Terre Haute second, prelerr3d, at 91; Michigan Southern second at 1013; Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw | first, Eastern alvision, at 64;do0., Western division, @t 653g; Wabash first at 8254; Lake Shore consoli- Louis and Iron Mountain first at 92, Among the | Pacific issues, Wesvern Pacific bonds sold at 97; Central Pacific gold bonds at 108%; do. first, Cali- fornia and Oregon branch, at 04% @ 944, a 9434 ; do. first, San Joaquin branch, 9234; Union Pacific frat at lola 100% a 100%; do., lamd grants, 973¢; do. sinking junds, 92% a 93. MEMORANDA. The Stock Exchange committee om stocks and bonds to be deait in have admitted to the oficial lst the \ecently created general mortgage of tie Morris and Essex road, $25,000,000 in amount, of which $14,800,000 bonds are held in reserve to retire pre-existing bonds at maturity. Tue gen- eral mortgage is indorsed by the Delaware, Lack- awanna und Western Kallroad Company. The eleventh annual report of the Chicago, Mul- waukee and St, Paul Raliway, just received, states that the earnings and expenses Jor 1874, as com- pared with 1873, were as follows :— 1872. $9,046,123 67 1874, $8,953,017 11 ++ 6,594,560 383 5,871,116 38 Net earnings......$2,451,568 24 $8,081,900 73 | From the above table i: wiil be seen that the fall ng of 1m gross earnings was very s! , being Only $98,106 46, While there was @ decrease in operating expenses of $723.443 06, The netearninus for 1874 show an increase of $630,337 49, a gratifying exhibit in view of the de- cially im the market for cereals, The company has no construction account, and therefore all ex- | traordinary expenses are charged to the operat- mg account. There has been agreat saving in the renewal of track, the expenditures for this account 1D 1873 being $1,408,459 98, and in 1874 only $620,019 47. This is owing to the large amount of ateel rails laid. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Frtpay, May 7, 1875. BEFORE CALL A, ML 2) shs Obie (v0 Un bac RR, Su) fp a Dist of Col 3-65. By hs West Un ied ae wo Ch BeUSTESUBRE 28 SeesEts 100 Kansas Pac KOStL & KU Rit 10000 US ba0,0,' ‘65,0... weebDoo 121% be Lv ach & ni ki eae x boy Qo. Wy 100 ata Te RR. | $! ington advices stare that the Treasury | ‘len-iorty bonds declined to 104. | 1% | ¢ | sla boit rope, i7e. | sales of 600,000 ibe, at 28. a 230. for spot lots, am 934 be ig | res ALD . 1204 f 0 Puc Kit of Mab ce SW bun & Boy e wn « Mass iti” be 20 MAb P. 100 shs L-& MS RR.DS 7! F 0 ue $1009 U § 5-20,¢ Tuuwd U 8 5's, 10-40, Fr. AKCOND fone) P, 167.03 12°5 aes $00 at & Puc 10 Adams x, 10 Wells-Farvo.b 6:63 3 Express. ne be 200 45% 100 MV ASEP HER a? “gy Chia Alton Kicbe 1436 20) Obio Miss Ride 30 do. bs 2 400 Ps RK if M 2 awe Foevi De 10% 2:30 TO PM $7000 f ist Col bea 1 744 200shs LS 4M. RR, 40 CNW ce gb. 87 200 do 120 U & Miss con 360 shs LU > «xpress... ay Sosy Cu ter 0. LONYc we 100 Mich Cen KR, 1600 erie 800 es Joo ae Pac p 10% WN YN SHR 13 es CLOSING Lt aa Fe M. ni I apie 51 Wells: argo Bx 8156 am Cb 4 alton a 07 «lev & Pitts. . H ws Chia S Woo fli a ah Chi & NW pt. bids a 55 Die RL. a 105 Ma ba. 4 16% COMMERCIAL REPORT. SPOT COTTON QUIET AND UNCHANGED, FUTURES ONE-EIGHTH CENT LOWER--FLOUR STRONG— WHEAT DULL—CORN LOWER—OATS FIRMER— BARLEY QUIET—RYE INACTIVE-—LARD QUIET— PETROLEUM WEAK—NAVAL STORES QUIET— WHISKEY HIGHER—GROCERINS GENERALLY FIRM. FrRipay, May 7—6 P. M. There was no visible improvement in the aspect of commercial affairs to-day as com,ared with the previous days unis week. The markets were dull, almost without exception. The current wants seem to be smaller than at almost any cor- responding time, wile there is scarcely any disposition to make speculative ventures, — The export Movement continues sluggish, and 1a oreaastufs almost nothing has been done for some time, prices abroad being relatively higher than they are here, besides whico there is a dis- position to await the freer receipts soon to come in via the canal. Corn was stillduil, and prices again receded. Oats were firmly held by speculators. Whiskey ‘was quiet, but decidedly higher. Provisions were dull, and pork was unsettied and decidedly lower. Lard was quiet and easy. Freignts were quiet and rates were al- most nominal. Corton on the prot w quiet ang un- changed ; tutures tairlyaetive. Petroleum werk. Na stores quiet. Groceries firm, Asnes.—The receipts tor the past three days are 111 ackage: ‘the market Was unsettied and nominal tor oth pots and pearls. We quote:—Pots. 6c. : pearls, oe, Begswax.—The demand was moderate, and prices JUpre sendy. We quote, Western and Stave at S4c. a ch nd Southern at d4gc. a ir Ib, GCe. broom Cony.—The market is ‘firm, but dull. Stocks are iigat and well controlled, but Manufacturers show but litue dis; osition to buy alicad of immediate wants, and in the absence of sales our quotations. are nearly nominal. We quote :—Bru-h, siort green, choice Ise. Me. ber ib; hurl, prime to choice, 18: green, al red le. & ile. per the red All crooked, Ze. a Bo, HeaNs ap Peas.—The market ior medium and ma: rows was active at — prices, We quvie :—Mediun new, choi 1 38: 90. fair to £o0d $1 40 0 $1 54 15.4 bi 2 do. tar od, $ as red kidne: ney, pri mi oe. new, $2 4 white 4 $2 Wi do. tale tofood. $1 i's there is a fair inguiry. tor all grades. old butter was firm and scarce. We quote :— New butter—state, pails and tu chotee, <Te. B8c. ; do., good to Drime, Z4o. + do., common to good, Qe. a 22c.; do. halt firkins, tubs, choice, 7c. a we do. Go., good to prime, 21e. to Xe.; do. do., common, Bie. 230: M0, Welsh tubs. chotce, 2c. @ 260.! dor do, dood to prime, + do. do., common, 2. A a E Western tubs, Choice, 2c. @ 220.; dv., good tie, Ie. do. isc." loce, Old butter—state firkins, “fn to rime, Ie. 0 33 a8 0 green Beg, choles, e, $2 I Diatk-e x0c. & 2c. o. Rood ir to good, ISe. a Iée.; do. half ted, 220. a B4e.; do. do., wood to common to fait, 156. a I 2c. a e.: do, d 3 da. ‘da, common to Rood, ie. ‘good to frime, ioc. a La rs ic. jo., common, Ive.: Wes fo prime, I5e. @ 17¢.; do, fair to good, ise. al | common, Ie, as et) market was tractive at full prices, We Mantia (large and Dy Bee WD. ledges (occ, do, cordage, bolt rove | ran Yi Manila, Me. ; Sisal rope, 12e. i oew entaga Ise. ; hussia hemp, tarred, ise. Americay do., lt jujet and afichangea. quote thus:—Adamantine for i2 to 16 ati7c., palent specie & 20¢., para: ome rock.—The market was quiet at unchanged Prcorrer.—The market for lake was very strong, with id part tor June and July. ese. vid) continues in, good demand for, export. New cheese—-1 he demand i the close. Under a ir figures fact ry, da do, ‘Orange Ide. CANDLES. —The market wi at be tancy, 15sy tair to good, 2c. a 8c. : county skims, Sc. a 8: als , fair to fine, 1 Oe. @ Le. Se ate d Sito factory, ‘aps to 1ane Old chee Jobbing trade, I6e, a 16t¢e. + do. d it lexge. do. dow. ‘olds and wnds, 10o. etory, fiat shape, choice domestic trade, 14hc. do. do, odds and ends, 62. a Ive. Corriy was firm, with the following sales:—4,123 bags Rio ex Harry Stewart; 1,000 do. do. syld wt Baltimore, ex May Queen, and A. Farnsworth, all on privare ferns ary cargoes. 16c. Ho., Ie. t a Be. ; tw ta. We —Ord 2.1 good do. extre eme range ee. + Domingo, i exican, | sg@. a | ngostura, 17 Ise. aw se. ; Curae I7e. # 19e., gol Corton. Apart and © days. from one transaction~a matter of | 1,00 bales below reporte| for export—there Was No con siderable business in spot cotton uniii late, Tine gale is said to fairly confirm quotations HoWers were gener Ally reluctant 0 make concessions, in order to fnduce buyers to operaie With greaier freedom; otherwise a much larger business woud have been consummated, As buyers were only a Iraction below sellers) views it their bids Aftor "Chinge | some 1,00 baies were sold late, incladin 90 bales tor x port kutres ‘declined yc. and closed steady At (ne following quotations :— May, lve; June, 16 July, 16 9-S2e, 2 16 o-Loe. ; August. 16 15-320. a lige. teimver, 169 Sze,; Motoder, 10 u5-3e, a 1d Lilte ber. 16 W-lde, a 1dHe.: December, lie. a I is idiée. a \o%e. Februdry, 16 Sado. a I8i-Buc.; ou standard of 1, 1874, and ov upland sey = a Dased on Americun standard ot class ana. New Orleans. Texas, be wy ‘* vat Quotat ha tnt Tplanta Atal Ordinary... 19h Good ordina Low middling Middiing.. .. Good middling Middiing fair, Fai AATURDAY, MAY aK Se 8. 1874. --TRIPLE | ween {To tts duly, i : Wb li-iée.— ‘Toinl, Yo Mem Naty oid at 15 June, SW at 40 at 1) b-lée., u 100 a Su a + BD at | sue. December, 900 at tose” Janu: Tova, 26,0) vules’ Grana touul, 87.100. Pichange—/aee. paid to exchange lw dune tor July, he receipts atthe ports were as) follows: —Galveaton, New Ureans, 1108; Mobile, 235; avannat, ies? ouarieataa, uy Wiluvingion 1 " Sortnie, Soe maT bath Yo Howon. 725 Potiadelphia, 3 ary, Wo #t 157 ester apples, quarters, 1% peeled peaches, North Caroliua, prime, 20. fair to ge due, a tac, , A ne Be. a Be. dup quarters, do. Wine! cherries, State, 8 Bige.: don, | ay raspherties, new, 89¢, + pluma, Souther tio. a Ge. : tate, bee. a due. Foes. —the demand connnue init ue the following | prices, We ‘quoie:—Long, siaud. | Sew, J ‘and yearby, and Penusyivania, re. Pnithed her Western, 16sge, a 16: Sic. 4 83.5 CUCKS, 2he. a 28 ti We quo 4 soe e, $0 agile ie 5 n, $3, No. 2. $7 LU; » tnshsd; rand, 86 ao; Wentern’ ‘ho ree threes, $7; new medium, $i; scaled herring, 0c. No. 1. tle Fresu Proits.—Cranberri | Very fine applies are s were dull and irregular, | and consequently command good prices. We qi trawberries, per quart, 8c. 45c. ; apples, Western York, uiixed, $1 754 ¥2 34 per o., selected, ¥ jfe,,common, 75. a $1 4) | cranberries, prim box: do, poor to twir 50; bickory: ; black wal- 5 du., fair, KeCeIpis: 15,830 | bbls. ; 13 bushels; corn. 101,300 do-t oats 32,300 do. ; bois. and rye, 400 LbIs. “The flour market corn meal Was steady under &tuir demand trom the local wade | and fer shipment, Shipping goods were scarce, and held very Arm, There wits also come Inquiry tor future delivery, but We Newrd of No active es tits sales were 14,00) bbls. Rye tour was quie h @ moderate demand, Corn meal was quiet, with suey oF YU bbIs. at $4 Wu $4 85 for sranaywine, 4 85 a $4 45 for Western d $4 10 a $4 25 Jor Jersey yellow per dul. Wo | $1 25a $475 | Superfine 49a 615 Lxtra state. 5a 55) Choice State 55) a 600 Supertine + £550 515 Extra Western » Sa 550 Minnesota... 5 va 6 50 Round hoop 01 shipping brand: » 5a 550 Round hoop Ohio, trade brands. 5Wa 60) Family + 6Wa T00 St. Low . ba 575 Sia 6 65) 4 70) | 7a 900 40a 40 ij 4Wa 45) routhern, 40a 510) southern, extra S28 6B | |) Southern, tam! 70a 875 . SMa 450 3a 420 4750 4% Corn meal, pun 2b 0 w= — —Wheat was dull and heavy; lots to arrive treely of- ferred at previous prices; the sales were about 60,000 bustiels, at $1 19 tor Ao. 2 Chicago in store, $1 2534 1oF No. 2 Milwausee adoat, $181 tor No. | Minnésota, $121 tor hone Mit auke to arrive in dune Cor Was lower, closing at about Se. tor prime mixed; the sales were 65.000 bushels, at We. for yellow, Yle. tor white Western, | SSige. a S/}gc.’ tor Western mixed. Oats were firm; we | es O1 108,000 bushels, at 754c. a 7634c. for Tie. tor White, Kye was tate was quoted at $1 Wen 4 ty Canada in bond, Barley wos e a aura courinue dui and fat. ‘The engagements | To Loudon, by sail, 97,000 bushels grainy at 3 for corn, and 6d. ior wheat; fo London by. sted | busheis grain, at 6c. for corn, and 6ige. for whea: rpool by steain, 4,000 bushels ¢ tor Wheat; fo Hull by sieain, 75,000 to 80.000 bushel: t orn, aud Oc. for wheat, ‘The chariets rom Philadelphia to Bremen, a German bark. O00 bbls, retined pOEToleua, at $4 = mixe Catt but firm, without | { 0 | to Liv. | rain. at Be. tor corn, and | a Swedish bark, | 700 tons (now at West), umber, Do- boy to direct port in the aye Kingdom, | yr Contanent (except Lutch), at 50s, pe German ark trom Philadel Met to ‘bremen, wath 3.50 bbls. re- Sued petrotewin, at ; & British bark, 623 tons, | hence lo . in ballast. thence to | & direct port tn thd Cau, Kinga | dom with deals 72s, 6d. per loads s ite, with 3,000 oie Telined’p Petro: | leum, at Svc. per bbL ; aoe Be with 2,700 bbls, | petroleum, ‘at suc. I: both etesla hence te Races $ Page brig, ial ig, nce to Fernandina, | nd tratios tora \e' tar with lumber, ou private forms” We puoter— | | Hverpoo!, team. di, 4 ba. Wei. eae a bid: | EiverBoul, ‘a sail...536d. a — Pgs at Pongon. steam...6 8 4d. t. x, og eae ondun, 8: . . Pe gpa | Gamw. aesmscet an ot ee alls Bea | GREEX Viceranizs are tn good de We Ber} Kale, per bbl., araR"; Spinach ahs bes, per 138 pak, a tt eg @ 34; rad. ni, a 5); letiuce, do., $$a° $3; per (U0, $5.2 $8; grocn ‘peas, are, | marrowiat, $1 8 $2 50; asparagus, per do: $5; | Bermuda onions, per crate, $1 25: | | box, sue. a $1: do’ beets, per crate. Gawe.—Snipe are in feathered, at tuli prices. We uotet—W, ld pigeons, it, netted, , oan, $1 a $i Reh af Hieht, don, $1 Wake a $175; snipe, ri La $137; plover;' do. 1 $7: sand snipe large, i sv a el a0 1, amaid do. . Guyxy CLotu.—ihe aches a quiet at gn- chans ed prices, We quote:— aicutta, 9340. a 9Ke.; ao mestic, 12%. a 8c. ; Borneo, .2\e. a ie. nee. 0 Nb Jute —The market continues by with a nd tor Mantia. J it id We 70 a $280: Americ: i clean, void $1.0 a $230; 1 Jair ‘to One, per I npieo, goid, , gold, a Cana Bol Mec, ; tute butts, cur: | a 2 IS-lbc. 1 Hay ano Sraaw.—here was a moderate demand for | both Ran and re! quaiities at tull prices, Bg quote shipping, Oe a die. retail qualities at Soc, Clover at Sse. a 6le., salt 8 Sic, Straw fe quote at | fhe. a Bc. tor long rye, Oe. lor snort Wor Sse. b Oe for Hines.—The market was st nd | at full prices. 2 | lbs, a 26 lbs, iu Ips. a 23 Ibs. do. 2B lbs. Be. a 2die.. do. Corrientes, a} 3 ‘Ibs. . to: Rio Grande, 20 ibs a bs. 0; Orinoco, 20 I 22 Ibe Bh bse Bee do, Ainericaiy, 18 iis. w 21 Iba, B3go."" dor"aa ee. do. do; Matamoros, i a Hore he ouerai market wasaull, Receipts for the week, 99 bales. ‘al receipts since september 1, 13; 41,420 Vales. Total receipts for the same period in 18) W314 bales. Total exports since peviemer 4, 1874, | 15,688 bales” We quote :—sew choice, Th, 35e. a new SC. @ 3d; + B80. ous, ali grows toa i5c.: Tne the ollowing q $25 a 8. Soma Ww held dieniy at ner eet es. en, quot noch, | °. Teetivton, $31 50 The No. BY) Ba $35; gis | Leatnen.—The market was auil The Pecet pte of the 206 sides and 1497 bales, Exports were | week were | —— ——- - Hemlock 9,000 sides, We quote “Buenos A t C Hide, uenvs Ayres, = Culvorii Comanon Light fle. a= YBsgo. 0 ube 3 zas- mt over crop, Ste. Tough oaks osm adic! belies. ties Warte Sucan is in fair demand 7 eones, xn We note ;—Sugar, new, ligat outonet 0., ark Coored, We. a ile.; do., old, te. ry We. ‘per’ wd Ma: ple syrup 1 ‘callon. MoLassus rkee was sill quiet with a an 7 ju Cuba, ceutrit Muscovad | | | i do., : | oe.; Demerara, artinique, de. a de, spirits warpentine at ‘30 Dbis. Wasaington tar at ¢, & ¥%c. and 1,500 buls. good strained rosin at $2. Os. Lard was strong ac iull prices. Crude sperm was quiet and howitnal, “Whale wus Inactive, Olive was anise a We quote —ulive, Py quarts, $4.95 9 do, in cuss, SLL She. ; limeed, city (casks aud bbls, + Northern do. ‘outhern, Dieached win price A ern yellow, OF—c Tie.: neatatoot, WwW. Va. U. and 28 to 80 gravity, ank, 4c. ; straits, ). #80. ; avural lubris glove cauin, 3 e. rket, with; ut decided change, was ned sold to the extent of & plia 200 bois prompt delivery, Crude in husk was firmiy held t prowpt delivery for the month. ases Were quiet at from 196 Naphtha rwed stendy to ihe market at Philadelphia wae quiet and Aru with, re: fined quo ed at 12%¢. Baltimore was quiet ‘at 1%. Businesy at the oil regions ts reported as totlows £114 ville quiet, a6 $140 a $l 4edg. Ol City quiet, at $i i; Kouseviile dwil, at rker's. BL a $14.’ Market weal Petroigua Centre quiet, at oi ® We $. ridioute quiet, at$ilu at wells; ipments, $1 35 here was a at the Wink prices:—Vlorida, per Pormiuda, per bio $8: early rose, new bbis., $2 $276; early rose, ‘im bul, per bol, pexehviow, now double ‘head bbis., do. in DUIK, pér boi. $4 a $2 50; peerless, head bois, $) 75a $2: Prince Alveri, in peer! Paik, per vol, $1 6. a $1 75; sweets, Wialer Delaware, $ per DBI. la ez: yellow do. per ih. s Yor, ver Dbl Ben $1 18 do. wetar| her bast a 8. boburay.—First: dressed: foils are in sll sae] piv ui steady prices, cpring chickens are im good demand, ¢ quo.e :=Tur ary picked, chores: srogen Yc. ; do. do. do, State, all, ay tar te Ou, Jersey prime, do. do. fair to : per iv. 600. @ is servey. tair io good ibe; to goods 40. 8, 306. ; Codae, Tue ber ‘ducts wbeinty. i | food, Coeks, Ive. c prime, ibe. Stes 10, Stave and Wester; | 4 28.» a0.. 40. uy all 2472 “nig May st Woek, 4241, This day last | yoar4,6.2 Total sivce september 1. 3.897 01. Cotton | treight’ closed as tullowsi—10 Havre, by’ sioam, ic | Yo amburg, by steam, 3c, To Bromon, by tees: | | by sail, ~ compressev.” Lo Liverpool, ‘by ‘stewmn, Mea. by suil, | “Duied — FRuiTs.—Apples were gfhtctive and were | gimowt, ee We, quote: Stale abpies. sliced, | | Sige. a de.: du. quarters, joutheria a} | | Bega’ Hote Vite dds. aileed* Su a Gort daca | 6 eye We. a He. | gommay. tonite: 7K. a 8e | without s: bid. SHEET. fale food. He. 2 2e spring chickens, The mar extremely so—with 5 Pork unsettle! and 2 tor 1 for} { nvide on the basis 01 124¢. a 1c. for pickled tains “te 104%c. a He, for sm bellies. About 2 25 Voxes clear bi + a ke ao., ic. 1OF ad at 2 a%c. ; AL like. and 79 tern bettie verage, tierces W fed hams at $12 80. Lard was quict and easy: a tierces sold at litge for May. 19 for June and 1696, also, 00 tierces prime at 1Sc, ard 10) uerces at 14%c. ‘and 80 tle: r} Dye. 250 tlerces at 15%\c. and 200 tierces September , old ‘ate last Cog Dressed hogs, city, were fuoted at Mic. Beet ha were inactive; Texas was quoted at 81 18: Western, $19 and $20. Beet was quiet and anchan: Kior.— here was no material change in this market; the sules were generally confiued to jobbing lots. xport on private note sale *6) bags Rangoon in bond fi quote Carolina. good, 74 ; ehol sta 60. in qualities down to patna, THe. eure p terms, Wi Rangoon, 6bye Kangoon, In band, $2 wen and tor ¢ i sod easier. and unsettied. flaxseed, reaped, Hough fl lover, Western, American, rough prime. $2 4 $ per bustiel, $2 65 a $2 70. DTEAMINE Was Invetive. with sa! stoes at Western, good Ke. ‘good to choice. L sof 125 tlerces prime » choice, was quoted at uiet lhe sales we 100 Ibs. at 8%e. @ Prim stock was quot 91-166. Husiness hus been entirely of a retail charac- Invoiees neglected an ud 400 do. common to ood ir ‘to good. re fining, anote 3 Viuseovad. “ Bise, a Sige. ; do. prime, 8 Slicers Porte alecr peanion mie ere , BC 8 IC. 3. Te vacuum pin e, 7c. ns ado, Bie, a 6% 0, <1 to 12, igo a se c ta As 20, Ie. a Ly Nos Ww, 16 to, 16, Sige. & a 8¢, y heeticut, erop 1872 and hes at a 25 York. crop 180%, ae Tie. odo, Pennsy’ Is73- aL 02, and 8 dor Unio. oop 1573, on private tevin ‘The warket for torenzm was steady, with sales or 36) bales Havana at ss. a $1 25, | Woot.—the market for both foreign and domestic fleece remaine ! cull, sng no change of consequence has taken place in prices of either. The new clip of Cali- Jornia ‘and Texas 1: selling ins small way at steady Ouu Ibs. Western feece fal prices. We note sales of about 60, within the range ol =e. & —C., 75,000 Ibs. Calitorm, clip at 160. a Le, torn eats 6,000 Ibs. new W. a) chip Calitorvia at we about dle, 15 bacs super extra pulled at 4c. a 4c. Jow Texas on private | terms, Wnatrnoxe.—ihe market continues quiet at fall prices. Was quoted at $105. gold. WHIskE ceipts, 920 bois. The market was active. Was held at $1 20, and $1 18 and $119 » ante alan ee 1H Ibs ‘32,000 do. DOMESTIC MA MARKETS. ALYESTON, May 7, 1875. middling, Ker Net receipts 380 bales. piel * dtock, 41,80. Week- gross, Exports—To Great 15. hajee 016. New Onteaxs, May 7, 1875. potion gules and) unchanged; middiing, 15! Net re- geipts, 11'8 b We Britain, Sales, 1,200. ipts, 8,105; gross, 9,167. mevuca to Great Britain, 1S! to France. 8,513.’ to the Continent, 1,600; coastwise, 1.401. Sales, 9,450, Moniue, May 7, 1875. Cotton quiet; middling, 15\c. Net recéipts. 215 bales. a st wi les . 4. Sport i—To Great Britain, Cotton quiet: Exports coastwise, 9L. Wy Net receipts, 1.88 Britain, 129; coastwisi Exports tock, | 20, Weekly—Net rooerpts, * a 4,409; Coastwise, 1,453. Sal Wriwinoton, N. C., May 7, 1875. Spirits of turpentine steady at 30}, Rosin steady at $180 for strained, Crude tuepentine quiet at $1 40° for bay 15 $2 90 Jor yellow dip; $8 6 for virgin. Tar quiet Curcaco, M ei quiet ana nnohanced. eee acti' and lower; No. | spring 10536; Now 1 spot: $1 143;, 1 rejected, We. a V2o. Corn ti No. 2 mixed, bs} c. ee Ma Red jected, 3c. Oats in init ‘demand. vand low . June: rejected, sie, pie 3 Kye— but no demand; ko . Barley Pork duil and Seettifns, ‘at $21 55, 1 144.8 $41 7), June. | Lard dull and Unchanged. 's—Flour, 9.000 bbis.; wheat, 73,000 bushels; corn, 29,000; barley, 1.00) — Shipments—Pl heat, 80.00) bushels; corn, 269,00); oats, IY At the atternoon call of the ‘gourd rn firmer at Taye., June Oats dull op Te | Beceipts 000; oats, bbls: Ww id. CO! fat ag ig Tiigen, July ‘78e, 0, Nav: *une. Pork declining at $1165, gune iP. rr ae a wugust Lard declining ‘at 18 0% une; $! . COTTON REC RECEIPTS. owing are the net receipts of cotton at all ports vhitade delphia New Yor! Boston. at $7, EUROPEAN :AN MARKET. Loxpos Propvce Manxet.—Loxpon. May 7—Even- | ing, —-Spirits turpentine. 248 64. per owt Whale oil, £35 per ton. Linseed oll, 4s. 6d, per owt. Liverroot Propeck Makxer. —Liverroot, May Evening. aes rosin, 53. 6d. its turpentine, 268 a 263 dd. per cwt peed tbe Aas BINANCIAL. AS TITF 000 coc K ec) © €. e¢ ee s v vo oc K mae 6686 USS K tp ole, e K CALS Se Ree ie: ee me ee sss 000 =—coosiK dealt in at the New York Stock Excha: sold by us on margin of Sve per cent gtrt, pase, uy a a ER ee b | > eh tee ae beer” rer Pe ae, ¥ Kk Ru VY P R 2a) ? Rg R L L L L L L LLLL E negotiated atone to two Tespousible parties. Large sums have Ue been Tealised” the past 30 has Fat or call © 0) 6085 202258865 si $s 1 Ww 65 22 85 Ik w ow 66 22 58555, 9838S 11 WwW 0) Goaa6 I 55. u ® 9) 6 Fr) 35 $3385 11 Wm 66 ne) vo 222g 8B) Stradiles $259 each, control 200 shares of stock for 30 $ without further risk. Advice and Famphieis showing how Wall fre conducted seut tree to any addr by mail or wire and yromptiv execu TUMBRIVGs, Bankers and Brokers, New York. Orders solicited i. Address lA {Foun tite Lb SPECULATIVE STOCKS HA during 6) days; persor vileges have reatent ext is probable that the p days jonzer: thererore th presen: FEvileres sold by ws are gu & FLUCTUATED tortunace enought Miuary prodis it vc will Inst for 3) A =MINSESOTA SiATH 7 PER CRN? DEFERRED + Boads tor sale by ALBERT Ul, NICOLAY & €O,, No. 48 Pine streot, New York, “¥ & BAZiKY, 74 BROADWAY. —stocKk IVTLEGes ON BERS OF THE olOCK met He IME UF PUR ty Pi BG On PRiveteats TRACTS IN OUR NAME; 13 LOST AN w'IN MAILED FREE “ T REASONABLE RATE-—MO AND 44 Kndo ment Insurance Policies, Mortwages aud other Securities. Insurance of aii kinds effected with besi companies J.J. i ABRICH & Coy LIT Broadway. nia, crop | t— | J. fs. 9d. per owt. Spir- PINANCIAL. MONT & OO » Trad 2t Nassau street, in all parts @f the 4, through th Messrs, De Rothseliia de cre tits and telecraphie transfers of rope and Havana, oer ND CALL AT SAME PRICE to $37, 40 & BAZLE to 60 da: Y, 74 Broadway, Deravered RAILROAD BONDS, siiy We buy and se Atlanta and Richmond Air ane eights Boston. Hartford and re Pires! Burlington, Couar Kapids ana Minnesota Firsts, Canada souhern Firsts Central Kailioad of Iowa Firsts. Chesapeake und Ohio sizes and Seven Indiunt Uivision, ‘mbus, Chicago and Indlana Central Firsts and nls. anviile, Urbana, B. and Pekin Firsts. Indianapolis. Beaind Western, ali issues. Kansas raciites, alt issu: rior and Mississipp! Fira! ite O. ahd southwestern "irate, Mobile and Onio, all issues. Montclair Kauroad of New Jersey Firsts, Kew Haver imtnue Firsts, d Firsts and Seconds. | Logans And ail other ie Good state and municipal Bonas Wanted and for Investment ecurtties constant! nd or chased direct at the New York Stock fi xen je on mission, H, C, WILLIAMS & CO., _49 Wall street, New York. XEORGIA, CHATHAM C COUNTY. THE AVLANTIC and Gulf Railroad Company hereby give notice that ularly quoted. | Im pursuance of a resolution by its Board of Direct ors of April 17th, 1875, ani under the terms of the tenth | section of the mortyago, dated July 1, 1865, and exeonted | by the said, the Atlanuc and Guit Railroad Company, to | Jon R, Gurdaer, of New York city, as sole. tr th hundred thousand Wolters @ age bonds, it will on THURS : open Court, af Savannan, | apply to the Jud Superior Court of Chatham county to appoint Daniel G. Purse, Eaq., of spvaneeh orgia, Trustee Under said mortgage in’ the place a “i of said John kK, Garding?, sole Trustee, “‘resiaent Atlantic and Gulf Railroad « HAS REMOVED TO NO. 14) BROAD- way, corner Liberty street. Money atways ready ww! joan on ‘rood New York eity mortgages, without bonus AMPITE “HOW MONLY Is AND wae in Wall street;” fully explains privileges). Maile tree to any address, by LAPSLEY & BALLLY, 74 Broad way. ITRADDLES (PUT AND CALL AT SAME PRIOK) ON Union Pacitic, Lake Shore, Western Union, West and Pacifle Mai for saie on “Board Members,’ LAPSLEY & BAZL ‘oad Way. fi phon tirst ort | DAY, lt ot Juue. ny mpany. i} \GOTIATION N “ or MISSOURI SIATE STOCKS. By virtue and authority of an actentitied “An act f authorize the issus aud sale of renewal tunding purpose of me the maturing Indebiedness,” ap} 1875, igned, rund Come sSouri, Will receive seale: Nor of the Stare ot Mp Moly by the Governor sioners) on May 10, | chase of 8W bonds of the stacks of th may be for any or all these classes, to wit:— 800'6 per cent Gold Bouts... $1,000 each 80) 6 per cent Bonds, payable in lawiul money he United States. nd sterling Bonds. Pa of the iWwenty ave Semi-annual coupons at per Amounts of interest, payabls oc | the Ist days of July aad Jannary of each Year. Ali the bonds to be paya ue at the National Bank of Commerce, in New York, excep! the pound sierling stocks, to be bay. able in London, Two hunitred and sixty of these boats to bear date May i, and to be delivered and paid for | at said bank on Jnhe Joy 1875, and O40 to bear date July dy 1875, and to ve del ‘ed and paid tor at said bank said last mentioned dave. ‘The right reject any or aul bids reserved to the Governor and Fund 0 ‘The proceeds of these bonds to be a | gf the macuring in ‘ebied thes. first ciass stocks, dnd hw unquestionable guar for theit pavment. Ihe resources of the state fire fo meet. prompdy, principal and interest whe: ‘This proceeding ts done by and with the advice and cou- | sentof the Meade the «| tate tate. Ww. ae ARBOR R, asurer. THOMAS. HOLLADAR Jerrxnson City, Mo, April 5, 1 iS. | NEw city 7s, ST. LOUIS (MO.) 63, | Brooklyn 6's and 7's, Gicinnad 6's and T. Jersey City iw Clevela 24, | New Brunswick 7's, Detroit cuy 6, Chicago 7s, H ap Wy i Bonds of th ia taig cities, countie: tates of New York, Peunsylvania, Ohio, | San filtbols and Todiana bougit ang ald by. PTL, No.4 Wall stieet. aMURy KAY, oe N MI-CELLANEOUS | ties and business loans effected oy ales and goods in ond; mortgages p tice 53 Broad soud floor. ANTED—$8,000, ON FIRST CLASS FOUR STORE brown stone House, Gates avenue, near Cambridge place; cost $15,000: bonis $26) DRAKE & CQ, corner | Of Bosruin and’ Fulton sireets, Brooklyn. oe: AND 1) PER CENT CHOICE CITY BONDS AW ' other Al investment Securities’ our speqalty are. paving 10 to 19 per cent: inte y pala, or sale below bar. AL BENTH. NICOLAT SCO, Stock Brokers ‘ad Angy ao No. Pine street Now 00 WANTED-—ON nor ee DWELLING nth street, near | Broadway; (n more the han double | the amount of loan; ne SCO] able saa % besa JOSEP MASON, No. 1 Pine street. $i COPARTNERSHIP! DDIIIONAL CAPITAL OF 8%, é manutacturer voing @ good the same; goods investment and full for three a box 16 H an intervi nad. VALUABL.. PATENT ON SAW MILLS—JUSE , Sssucd ir galt part of the United States and the entire Canara r! | Ry roadway, N. ¥. KCALTY OP 2UP forwarding ad py Wa WANTED—D secured” Audre ald office, stating where ROHANTS MAKING A 8 PE dollar stores wil opie by O. box 58 New Rochelle, N. SPECIAL PARTNER WextED Fr $3.00); undoubted repress ‘Address or call, between 10 and OB —i0 A SINGLE MAN OR MAN WITH et, Up stairs. y and some capital [ ny furnish M pi "ess to oR }2, 000 01 BROKGR, MEMBER oF oun malt en la office. Rs SAND OT et with Teepe COLTON, 5, Sande, wanis & im confidence, ERCHANTS, MANU ring more capit clive DUSIMess, Will & CARLTON, okers, 98 Broadway. HOUSE IMPOTING DIRECT FROM THE MANU tactarer a line of Swise Watches of e; reputation, that pay a good —_ gees to find a spe- cial or general partner with abo : 0. B, Bok 1 ree Ut suerentlag the businden kidcese PITALIST TO MAKE risk wi GREAT CHANCE FOR A CA) Jerald office. 4A $1.00 montiiy; full security given; no ever.” AC AMES, care of Broker's Agemey, | Broadway. pire ; WisH 10 INVEST $1.00) CASH AND MY TH in a respeciable money making business pS busines: mm! cation high eit 4 hess, exact location and real name, Ke town Sranen offic ERAL LA 35,000 TO $10,000 WANTED ne Is D. parties who have control of sume eats n of experience &O., box 2 | ton, Mase, DARTNER WANTE art manufa 176 liern o—wirl s oe, bea IN AN Hed ee; A D AND FLUORSPAR Ln nl, wit 823,00 to further develop aluable pr ed in £0 DANINER WANT) DoIP TAKEN TO. a Partnersni a in i... is tan ea Frown, paving $6010 5 uy asin reat Joues street. \CFOR WANTED—TO EXCAVATI lots on yseventh and Pirty. Oxth, even) ayonues, onsible parties: ae SOF ® GuiNa, out, JOCK CONT \ M. Ls WAN, 232 W STOCK AND FIXTUR Hi Glass aud Housefurnishing Store 765 Fhetin for swie; doing & good business a5: i wren bib eae set =PARTRER WANTED, TO TRAVEL SEE Se week and to. risk eneeeti active man. Cail today at =SPOCKS AND BONDS ad sold for investors, 88 transacted. Cail or write Wanks, &. Broad GOOW INVESTMENT. —$20,00 TO $8,000 BONDS AL of Puedi Jolorado; te bonds are given for We consiruetion of the Puevio a way; they beur eight per cent in nally, and can be bought aca rat Interest 12 p ke - * navable an 1 u ‘the interest Iestire to be paul. Ful stacieical Invormaiuen, wit be furnished by me at No. 43.0 tiauibere siree@\, third story, WILLIAM J, HOYT. CASH, W | fa Pv We >| ILL BE ae w Jersey Midland aM & CO., 12 Wall sireet. ‘ON faé DOLDAI tor 5,000 and upward of fe Rallroad, bo TRE FRO rina too | $l. 600 lisea) Inetaing complete; smail ariole, that Nas a sale everywhere at ler town and country right property, “hQUITABLG, | box 176 ile TO $2500.—A PARTY $10, 000 Su 00.—A PAR’ Bava, valuable commercial aequai we arrangemens With some mani wale At ty ‘rome bumiles A Pak Aivanclal branch of some Dt Securitie Above AMOuDE at his o Wrge and tance, to aneney Cot fF (he xale ot Mis pi =) rg atiod, Adureds & it. 8, DOR ‘henge