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ainst the master of any steamer detected in emptying ashes into the waters of this harbor, ‘The only. ‘witness called by plaintiffs was the pilot of the ities . atc who testified tha the 26th of last, @t ten o'clock A. M., he observed & 4 pom re sed and thrown out irom the Raymond, about balf @ mile below Governors Island, To sustain the deienuant’s case the mas- ter, firemen and deck hana were sworn, and post- tively denied the statement of vne pilot, adding, however, that a quantity of snow and ive whic had accumulated on deck waa shovelied off that morning. ‘The jury rendered @ verdict im favor oi the defendant, DECISIONS. ’ SUPREME COURT —CHAMBERS. By Judge Lawrence. Dyckman ve, Goldstein (No. 1); Dyckman vs. Goldstein (Nos. 2 and 3); Seaman’s Bank vs. Chi- cago and Northern Pacific Railroad Company ; Waal vs, Brecuer; Kerry va. Robvios.—Granted, Mann vs, Willoughby.—Motion for app peammens ofa receiver granted, and Mr. bgp 4 Swords appointed such receiver; order so be settled oa ‘Wo days notice. Mann vs. Willougnby.—Reference granted. Moran ys, Poilion.—the counter Claim which thi defendant alleges that he has against Faggian baving been pure! d by them since the dgment in this action ws entered cannot be set off la this action, Not having existed in favor of delendant against the plainuff at the time the action was commenced it wouldsbe bad as a demurrer, and consututes no ground for opening ‘the desauit, or for a stay on appeal trom the erder refusing to epen the defauit, Wyckoll vs. Leslie.—Granted; $10 costs te abide the event. Reed vs. Tilden.—The amended answer was served io time, but I do not think that tue motion for a commission and stay should be granted, in- asmuch as the materiality oi the evidence of the Witness is bot suMvientiy shown. The commis- Sion may issue without @ stay, otherwise motion Genied. No costs to elther party, Harris ve, Wilcox.—Granted, SUPREME COURT—SPEOCIAL TERM. By Judge Van Brunt. Spears vs. The Mayor, &e.; Faulkner vs. Sauter.—Com plaints dismi« Sutton vs. Sauter.—Judgm nt for plaintim. See opinion. SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Van Vorst, Behrens, et al., va. ioNulty.—Notice of motion to vacate order of June 20 and to remstate cause 1o general calendar of this Court should be given to the other side. Kuette! vs. Cole.—Motion for an amendment of the order of reference granted. Daly vs, Beatty, President, &c.—Summons amended as asked for. Van Pelt vs. Harden.—Complaint should be made more definite by Pas ne tae price agreed to be paid for the service: le, Greer vs, Morton.—Order Meaniea. By Judge Curtis, Winthrop vs. Levinger-—Judgment for piaintim, (Opinion.) COMMON PLEAS—-SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Larremore. ‘The People, &c., vs. Trim.—A nol. pros. should first be entered, The People, &c. McAvoy.—Papers on first mitted, application must . The People, &c., vs, McCann.—Annex minutes of Court snowing ‘auscharge. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Before Judge Sutherland. CHARGED WITH ROBBERY. In the Court of General Sessions yesterday morning William H, Roberts, a respectable looking young man, was arraigned on a charge of grand Jarceny, in stealing bedclothing of the value of $300 from Mrs. Theodore Ratgers, of the Lennox House, No. 52 Fifth bbe ry ‘The accused has been for some time employed as a driver of s laundry mn at No. 24 Uni fone ie lace. ain witness too the stand and holding that he delivered ty pedelothes laundry. The Assistant District Attorney statea that a very important witness in the case was absent, whereupon a Court officer was sent to her residence, and the Court adjourned the case. A BURGLAR SENTENCED. George Edwards, alias Barney Rosenthal, who | was indicted for burglary, was convicted of grand larceny. The proof adduced py the prosecution showed that om Sunday, the 18th of April, tne store of Wm. Weiss, 424 Broome street, was burglariously entered and sixty pieces of gimps and fringes stolen, worth $400. A policeman saw Edwards and another young man go into a shoe store with two bundles, which proved to be the proceeds of the burglary. He succeeded in arrest- be Edwards, but the otner one got awa; r, Rollins iniormed bis Honor that the prisoner was an old offender, and be was sentenced to the State Prison jor four years. Henry F. Downs, who Was convicted last week of embezzlement, Was sentenced to the State prison for one year. William Ziegler was triea and convicted of an attempt at burgiary in tue third degree. On the nignt of the 27th of April he was detected in the act of attempting to get into the lager beer saloon of Henry Kahermann, No, 864 Sixth avenue. The accused swore that he went there for the purpese 0! seeing @ jemale. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY, Supreme CovurT—CHaMsERs—Held by Judge Law- rence. —Nos. 43, 68, 92, 99, 101, 130, 154, 175, 202, = 252, 2538, 200, 261, 265,'284,' 204, 298, 304, 305; 314, SUPREME COURT—SPEOIAL TERM.—Adjourned to Monday, May 17. SUPREME COURT—GENERAL TERM—Held by pie Davis, Brady and Daniels.—Nos. 139, 140, 196, 205, 207, 200, 210, 82, 164, 166,202, 212, 218, 214, 21434, 216, 216, 21759, 218, 219, SUPREME COURT—CixcoiT— Part 1—Held by noge ite, 1775, 1553, 1603, 1629, 1641, 1 1781, 1783, 1786, 1787, 1789, 1793, 1795, 1799, 1801, 1806, 1807, 1818, 181%, 1823, Part Y Held b Sede sucue Van brunt.—Case on. Part 3—Held by Ju rett.—Nos, 241, 1305, 65, 1213, 2675, 823, 215, fig. 60 60, Fig) 1355, 2009,'2601, 1237, 831, 983, 1219, 190034, 65544" 7 ee SvPerion CoveT—TRiaL TenM—Part 1—Held by Judge Curus.—Nos. 834, 83, $3014, 827, 933, 9gi, 1167, 1213, 073, 585, 899, 1075, 1236, ids7, isso.’ Part 2—Heid by Judge Spetr.—Nos. 1130. 1194, 1030, i, 968, 1026, 660, 734, 980, 1150, 776, 1152, 1168, 11 1164. Mann mares COURT—GENERAL ‘tan-hdpbariet Scpeaior CourtT—SprciaL PO gst by Judge Van Vorst.—Nos, 40, 14, 11, 32. CoMMON PLEAS—TRIAL TeRM—Part 1—Held by Judge ge joa. 281 23, > = 1431, = art 1a, iy 38,3, 3 TRIAL ‘TERM—Part 1—Held m4 Judge Gross. —Nos, 2216, 4902, 2211, 2339, 1566, 4330, 1819, 2352, 2359, 2360, 2361, 2304, Part 2—Heid ny oe Judge Joachimsen.—Nos,” 2142, ‘2174, 2245, 2288, 3907, 2390, 2391, 3130, 3140, 2:76, be Bae ‘Seastons—Hela ey, Jndge sutheriand—Th People va. Thomas Duffy, rov- very; Same vs. Stephen Hail, rol eer Same vs. James Dooley, felonious assault and battery ; Same vs. Owen Buckley. felonious. aseault and battery; Same vs. Joho nara Charles Sandborn an William Morgan, rglary; Pane vs. Timothy ae John Luby and James ntalii oa _ 7 Bilen rE. fee ; Same vs, conkiio, monet gan DOMESTIC MARKETS. Cotto! nadine, joe etree rae} bile Cotton easy ; m: jc. net, revel 3 gros, 282. "Bales, EA: tend " Onteame, Ma: > 1875, Cotton irregular: midd) ah iddling, 14%, orainar, tice eh Dales Fi Fig "Aisi aports to France, 340% Sales, |, ny, Cotton quiet; middling, 1546 Be" snes ihe. 5 good ordinary, Mica, Net lg ry Sorts coastwise, 19. Sales." aoe AyANNan, Mi Gorton, dull; midaing, 1siier Net receipes, 6 bales. — ney _ a soe: ita Mag tL 17 ir. use | " gals, 50008 te—-Flour, 2400 ia Su bushels; Cort | 005 do. ; rye, 2.800 do. ‘ales of 900 bar ae bets to for o raise nse "ar, ae pene te ih 30. nine, enure! nominal. Corn dull heevy re de. ; oats, 5,00 Flour quiet and un- let at al ighwines te Sl 78; ee sales PRINTING cLoTHs MARKET. 'ROVIDENCE. La 1. by AL 1678, HAVANA MA war 1878 ofReaish, gold, 210 «05 nachunge scdye;von. rt sight, sixty days, wold da Mids ene. ve bia ao, on london, 137-8 190 do. Sugar active; No, 12, Duteh andard, om a lie reals per arrobe ; ih goia, 7% a 27% reals do. EUROPEAN MARKET. Livenrooy. Propose. Manass.—Livanroot, May li— Evening. —Spirits turpenti . 6. © yening. Sp Ds 24. 6d. a 268. por owt Ing. —Spirite Gigbed RUBE a dag, per oy nd isreeny; Same vs. Joseph | NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1875.—TRIPLE the rule than there have been of late, but not enough to affect the rule, well as on ’Change, the market was very erratic, and in some cases it was di@cult to keep track of. On ’Change four was quiet, but with lim- Holders relaxed none of thetr firm- shade firmer for prime spring, the firmness being developed about the time of | closing ; but there was no demand tor shipmentof FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Another Blue Day in Wall Street--- Stocks Depressed. GOLD 115 1-2---MONEY EASY Reports Encouraging from Europe---American Sceurities Firmer Abroad. WALL STREET, } Toespay, May 11—6 P. M, The stock market to-day was again under the 7 bammer, and prices were geuverally kept down until toward the close. A reaction then followed, but not to a degree that invited much confidence. Erie continues to be the weak point, and, sym- pathetieally, appears to have extended its influ- ence to every Other stock on the market, whether good or bad, It may go even lower, but there is no reason why it shall drag with it securities that have heretofore beeo regarded worthy of conf- @ence and that’ are to-day upheld by their friends with more than usual faith, It would be improper in this place to cite illustrations, but ® brief survey of the situation will show that the railway men of the couniry are everywhere engaged in adapting business | to the new order of things, Reorganization is taking place. Consolidation, amendment, change, @ recognition Ol the necessities of tne people, greater economy and larger earpiugs—these con- stitute a portion of the elements that are to be watcbed in the near future as among its most POTENTIAL INFLUENCES. If more than single-nanded power were at work at the present moment, or if to natural causes could be traced the existing depression, it mignt not be adfficult to foretell events; but as the market ranges to-aay there is nothing to justify a feeling of gloom or expectations of general disaster, As above indicated, the close of the market was stronger than the opening. Atlan- tic and Pacific Telegraph, which began at 23% and sold down to 23%, advanced to 25% on information that the steamer Faraday had grappled the new cabie, and was successfully approaching our coast. Western Union opened at 79% and receded to 78%, closing at 785. Pacific Mail, another bone of contention, commenced at 43, declined to 41% and ended at | 423g. Panama opened at 153 and sold at 162, clos- ing at 165. New York Central ended at 1053, after selling at 106, Lake Shore went off to 70% | and closed at 714. St, Paul common was firm, | ending at 374%. Northwest common closed at 41'4, | the opening price. The preferred sold at 5414. Ohio and Mississippi sold from 26% to 25%, but } closed at 2614. St. Louis and Kansas preierred | ended at 404; a 40. Delaware and Lackawanna was steady. The same may be said of New Jersey The most important Central and Wabas will be found below :— ADVANOB AND DECLINE, The changes of the last twenty-four hours are as follows :— B.—Atlantic and Pacific Ki tarot. 3 143 4g; Hannibal and St. eek E Lake Store, 4; Northwestern, 4; Ohio and Mis’ sivsippi, Xi, Panama, 2; St. Paul, Mes Wabash, 5; Union de, reas tee York Central, %; C., %}3 Delaware and Lackawanna, mil Je Western Union Telegraph, nsas Northern, c. ana I. + Pacific ; 5t Louis Old, Be ‘The stocks that remained steady were Atantic and Pacific preferred, Quicksilver, Rock Island, St. Paul preferred, Kansas Pacific, Missouri Pacific and District of Columbia bonds. THE SALES OF THE DAY May be distributed among active stocks as fol- lows:—New York Central ana Hudson, 300; Erie, 62,800; Lake Shore, 19,600; Northwestern, 10,500; do., preferred, 200; Rock Island, 3,800; , Iv Pacific Mail, 35,300; St. Paul, 3,700; do., preferrea, 300; Obios, 2,500; Western Union, :2.000: Wabash, 400; Union Pacific, 8,500; U., C. and i. C., 100; Panama, 1,100. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The fohowing tabie shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— series eee Lowest. New York Central . 105 Erie. . 7 ed % 206% Lake Shore. + The ms 10% abash... + 13 12% 12: Northwestern 41h; ay Northwestern pre: 54% 54 Rock Islan: 104% 104% ater a New Jersey Central..... 1 Del, Lack. and We: _ 1193¢ 119% Union Pacific 16% ©., C. and I. 0. 4 Western Union TH, Atlantic and Pact 25% ic Maul 43 Panam: 165 THE MONEY MARKET. Money on call was 2}; and 3 per cent. It is use- less to use other than the now stereotyped ex- pression that capital 1s abundant and awaiting investment im every good security that is pre- sented. Foreign exchange is quiet but frm. vrime sterling, 4.88 and 4.91; Reichmarks, 951 @ 95%. Prime Paris, 6.14? rates, 5.15 and 5.11%. THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened and closed at 11533, and most of the transactions were on this basis. Some sales were made at 115% a115%. On the gold loans the rates were 1 per cent for carrying, flat, and 4 and 3 per cent jor borrowing. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD BXCHANGE BANK. Gold valance Currency balances Gross clearances Kes: Currency balances G exchanges THB UNITED STATES TREASURY. The following were the Treasury balances at close of business to-day:—Currency, $3,500,000; coin, $89.250,000, less coin certificates $21,500,000. ‘The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $124,000 OD account of interest and $273,000 in redemption of five-.wenty bonds, GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed firm at the following quotations :—Cnited States currency sixes, 123% @ 124; do. do., 1881, registered, 122 a 1224; do. ao., a coupon, 123% a 124%; do. fve-twenties, 1862, registered, 116% 8117; do. do., do., coupon, 116% & 117; do. do., 1864, registered, 117% a 118; do, do., coupon, 118 @ 118%; do, ao., 1865, registered, 11944 @ 120: do. do., d0., coupon, 1197; a 120%; do, | do., do., new, registered, 121% 2 121% ; do. do., do., o., coupon, 122 4 12244; do. do., 1867, registered, 122 @ 1224 ; 00. 40., do., coupon, 123% a 123%; do, do,, 1868, registered, 12234 a 123% ; do. do., do., cou- pon, 123% a 123%; do. ten-forties, registered, 1164 & 116%; do, do., coupon, 117% @ 117%: do. fives, 1881, registered, 110 4116's; do, do., do., coupon, 116 a 116%. THE FOREIGN MARKET. i A firmer feeling is reported in consols and — we American securities. The Continental advices | re said to be more assuring, and the dangers of war are further fading into distance, One o’ciock advices state that consols have advanced to 94% @ 94% for both money and account, and that Erle advanced to 24%. Rentes in Paris are quoted at 63. ‘The late prices for Brie are given at 24%. The situation in the money market is unehanged. Despatches from Beriin, received on the street, atate there {@ no truth in the report that Rus- sia and Germany intend addressing official notes to France in relation to the contemplated arma- ments. In fact it i alleged that the English gov- ernment has received the most peaceful assu- rances from the Coatinent. RAILROAD BONDS. ‘These were firm. Morris and Essex firsts sold at 110%. Harlem coupon firsts at 110, Chicago, Columbus, Cincinaati and Indianapolis firsts at 107% and Pittsburg sinking funds at 105. rhe largest transactions were in New Jersey Central convertible, which declined to 10944. frie third declined to 101. Central Pacifie bonds closed at 102% @ 102% and Union Pacifics at 100%; a 100% for frets, 97% a 97% for jand grants and 92% a 92% | for sinking funds, Tbe divjdends on ©, v., ©. and 1. are to be paid, - Sey SHEET. bat at low prices Large yellow log supe was —Wild pigeons, stall ted, nt, netted. $1 las Gaun—Pigeons have sold fairly © ruled about, steady, air demand. We quot NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Outaie of ‘Change, as E tM flight, do. a $126: plover, do., & S0e. ; yellow leg, large, Tugspay, May 11, 1875, RKEFORE CALL ae A. M, eize o., 91 25.0 Bh ey Gaxen “Vy wGeTasLes,—Green peas were in good cnet. $3 6 a $4: radishes, 1; $4 Sng inland rhubarb, per I Bi don. do, marrowrat, ited supplies, ness, Woeat w: ou at Bigber pace fie rite beats, Flori #4 60; asparagtss, were made the way of specalation 100 At & Pac pf. Bhtons, per crate. $1 25; do, tomatoes, ania Pas resees nal eoaipelaa Gyleuit, Ya 8 YX dou good for jn Oats were in the bunds of specula- Whiskey was nominal and easier, Provisions were firmer, without exception, but especially so for pork and lard, Freighis were exceedingly quiet, was some little inquiry for vessels for charter. troleum was dull Naval stores were quie. Whiskey | Groceries were generally quiet. AsuEs. —Phe market was quiet, and prices were nomi nal. We quote :—Pots, 6c., pearls, 8¢ Buwswax was less aciive at steady prices. Western and State, 385¢c. a 34c. Bxoom Conn was inactive and nominal. We quote:— Lat . Short green, choice, Ise, @ léc.; hurl green, per pee dtraricnesiom, per Ib., Ile. a I8e, ; red | tors and firm, but the demand was . tor long rye, ée. ior 4 Heme and Jute.—The market was qniet at the follow- ing ‘quotations;—American, double dressed. per a 3; single dressed, 32 Wanila hemp, 7%e. a Sic... fi choice Russia, lean, colt sivag jute butts,’ eur. ; Southern, Ste. a Se. months, usual ‘gold, 4 mouths, usual . fold. less 3per Ayres and Montevideo Kio Grande seers, 10 tbs, 20. i 5 do. d 0, 1045 80 ‘il selection ; ang Kips, 9 0.101 ie Be. gold, 4m sel .075 Wo. Palitfornl 8, rie velco pe s.—Ine market tor medium and mar- ly active at full prices. a for ren ete a £004. st previous prices. We quote el M 18 | | MAILED FRE ae private eee 4 pa ee ted 4.320 dos Wests Fuca tries jexican Kips, 10 private term: # dry salted yaa ee 32 Ibs private # part, 20 ae a $3 crn‘and aa ther, 18 a ate, wie choice, “eso eree - — Le ‘here was a good demand for new State but- Old butter continues scarce, at former prices. New butter—State, paiis, do,, Common to ood, tubs, a ae Be. 80e. 5 do. do. sacar a oe afer t 10:15 AND 11:30 A. M, $1000 Us £20, r°67....,, 122 a $2 ‘a dos bl to terms; 525 wet si ted Texas and Matamoros, 051 a pri > 5-20, © ‘CDE 20,00 US 5's, 10-40, r. ‘3000 U 5's, r, '81 FIKST BOARD Eco to brime, 24¢. Ble; private terme Tbs, 984 Total, 48.508 hides io Grande a 000 do, Bogota and atk yh G 20,'r, 965. 200) US i-dv\ Cy obs He L2IY, nT Revideor, 53,600 do. 900 26e. Bo. Welsh’ tubs, choices Ie. a 26c.; do.’ do., common, 1,300 Ludi Porvs Cabello: Airloan: 1100 do. Truxitto; 2700 dor 7 aT. N00 6 Matamoros and Mexican; 18,400 do. Texex, Western and Sou ‘300 wet salted ‘Texas, We tern and -outhern. pane 70. ‘#' 19c. ; do., tubs, choice, selected, 220. a Ze. ; do. ao., common to Welsh tubs one. setected, 2 ido. do., gi agg to. ood, Se. & ine, piso: ® 100: tantine reg at 0 1b, 100 tasot C 3-00's.be 73 1.000 LB 2d, con, Aare 93 | we poet a al firkins, etaie to good is Weatern tubs, good to pi to food, Ie. a Ise e de tor Other kinds. we quote :—Adamantine at I24sc. a lisse. tor spertn,at 28¢., , patent sperm at dsc. 4 S0o., paradine at om 21 Ibs. a 0... Mo. do.: Rio Ores Be . 22e.. do., do; O1 a aie Alwornia, ‘21 Iba. a 25 Ibs, 22c., iL Iba., 204¢¢. aBe.. don do; 3 hye rg ng ‘Matamoros. 22 Ibs. Cumesk—The market was weak and unsettled and ibe 8 24 Ibe, te a, do. —New chesee—iate Crus Tampico 32 Ibs. a 24 Ibs, 19 ha rg ey ag 8 fh do., do: sisal, i Orange county skims, 5c. a fine r sfunncy. | 1c. @ 13}ec. 5 py Te. ; Ol Tair to ‘ane fie alae! i} ney; jjovuing, jnreces J 0 fine, Le. a ae taciory, flat sui ge. : do. do., odds an ‘COOPERAGE nieces was quiet a unchanges olasses shooks, E: 225; "box ae ‘he. Patter; Tum do., a $7; empty hogsheads, $2 5) a hoops, ld feet, oidinary to , choice domes- a i (dry aud pickled), ends, be. & 09, we (ary prexle a ibe”: a Sipe: Se. a tie., do, = he market was guiet and Re toa were nomin- ee to choice, = € Ors. ally une! ee oe 2) = ee Hix of Com" cn. tae etropolitan sank ia L & M pi, ass nd. et Bae prime, 35. a 370.5 | Sie. ite, * per ib The market for American p changed prices. Coltness was quoted ‘at om $32.90. Scrap was dull and une! The market was quise. Sxports were 9,000 ——-Hemlock, —. Oey ax. —The tharket for ignot was firm. cash. pte sand eglinion, sh Coupace.—The marcet for Manila was frm. Other de. | loaning Manila batt and 5 tions were. stead, = PObERE: ie Missla hemp. trre .. Me. 5 Russia ‘pote Tope. tye. ri, New gosta, |, Le. SEES. HE: extreme ‘rang ernment bags, 400 Tol & Wab Rt be 90 di & Bt Ri be Ss ‘86c. 5 midd it ‘crop, $c. a er: miata crop, Bios a deer: Beavy erp, S50" x: fle. a Be. middie ana an crop, Se. a tae { hemlock, 2c. a 28c.; rough oak, 2, a Sic. a Ife. Lixsump The market, was moderately active, with sales of 2,000 bags Cal t $2 15, sixty di Marie Sogak.—Tie market Wi t steady prices. We quote: rocery aad boiling grades be ‘hy Sey abe 7A 45c.; d0., muscovado, 3 45c. a 65c. mer: Ste. “ate. *atariinique, Mo. & 460, ; % test, a8, market for He ge was generally quiet, with prices ruling f $! strained, the latter for zood about $2,00) bbls, was d ints turpentine ruled dull and. heavs Of free offerings, with sellers of large Tar was weak aud rather nexicated. BeBe a 190. Si ‘ound 9 days. ‘ihe market tor cotton on the spot was more demand from exporters. 28 OTTO: active under an iinproved Prices, as shown by the sales, were fairly sustained, aithoush sellers displayed a willingness io meet the | oemang freely at the fi | exvorters were rather Were pending as the market closed with a slight du- | ference between buyers and sellers on two lots of tm: in the market tor smal well sup fied, witha a 3 ures quoted below. inside of quotations. Other trades ‘The tendency of the market was in buy tree offerings. Ly rs’ favor uncer closed stemdy at arco of strained, COmpris. }oxed Of on private terms. under, pressure fots mt Sige. and | comparativel: | about last night's prices, retail sales at 6c, with sales of 0 bbis, Wilmington Was offered at the same price. | re di for °C" splrite firm at tac. O1ts.—The general market was wea! quiet. Olive was pares quarts, $43 Re Bie, 16 * Goraber is Ste December, 155,¢. 15 31-Se, ; Maren. Cc. Lovengen 1s 17. iO Panama RR. 5 500 rene u feb leuraphie advices from ail6 7-846. Quota- tion based on standard of classification m foree septen- ber 1, 1874, and on upland cotton in store running im qual- iy not more than hall s grade above or below the grade ¥ goo; ow middling. Quotations based on Ameri- cab standard ot classification — Alulana. New Orleans. Teras, 3 don. uunvleded winter, Rig nS ter ‘anbleacheo Jo., Maine, 43c. a 5c. prime winter, $127 a $1 3); ted, distilled (etni Cotton seed, crude, Soc. yellow and white winter, | Yow middling. id Good middling. Middiing fair.. ‘air... : —The sales were do., sap: nified, 7ue. smu rellow, ng a 70. Patstoot, ide. ic $13); a Eee a Neg ‘p, 45c.; natural | “was ‘dull’ and unsettled and Up to the close of ‘Change po sak The official quotations were as t lows:—Crade i bulk for prompt and yay deuvery, Géc.s PerkoLeo.—The marke! nommally lower. Consumption. . —ror tuture delivery (basis i wv sniddiing) the ie hi er Napu ws:—Yesterdav ae Dominel at ide. a Ide. for or inary bi ‘The Phiiadel nis, market was reported us quvet at izie. for Bad 123gc a 1 \e an iy a: n raphic advices from the oil t iL City, firm at $1 45 bi Petroleum Centre. neglected. and ‘nominal: ; doing, quoted at $1 4254: Tidloute, quiet, s, quiet, shipinents nominally t for_old baie in Lai a e “bermuda, per st Wa. 110 Onio & Miss 20 do 3 Selses Be = eee Hi . do. Te WEtL AKC i ot $7, early rose, early rose, im $15000 US 10-40 F.be.t8 ‘BU0U U 0's, cw oe Bi 80; Fao. in Be pa “head "bbs. poerlens, wa SKCOND BOARD—1 P. M, Se Pac Mail SS. te tas ber 25 pe in bal bol. ts, wiater, ‘Delaware. La #5 0; whit i éilow do. per bb DL $i. Ln ig at aft i Pei e Xo. 400) X) Cend’s, '°3.be iis Be Cs chic! : do. Go.. fair 7) Edi Tee. a Ise. ; do. di Ss rsey a State abd i, Jersey. 70. 2235. ‘aor Weatern $1 50.4 5 | PT eT TONG hh ae ard, O0do., and 240 key ive, Dut the market was more stew The sales were about 4.500 bbls. ‘at 32), Stor faly, ust, and #22 8 tor October, Uy ad Ze2SASSHese Weate 3. per pair nd at full prices. 32 io cut meats, 1.367 do. ; We. choice brands, Be. eee. 35C. 5 Fares ores, —Gicawsiries were in good demand, and good jots suid at higher prices: Cranberries were at 05 a $22 15 for A yw fected and ‘noraial. uiet. We quot rellod bee!, plain mess, $10; do., extra mess, $1 beet, $15; tlerced bee eas, $21 io, rae T5e. a $1 00, 0 CRTRE Woes dt rea, orders, but at rather low ade at ide. for long clear, Cut meats were autiet. but a ‘inall sales were made at a i3e, tor hams: 1s%Ke. a 1 ile. tor smoke. shoulder: ‘ae firmer. but not Tus | 100 tierees. city wold at Lage. and 3.50) | B, at losees for June, and t dye prices. bee sales were cy. $49 $2 10: dJo., counmon, $1904 $1 pickled shoulder: | smoked hams; 1a 3 s for ciear bellies, re. eee 2 iow large theees, ‘i new ‘motion, @ nciteeetp ie Flour, | S | and Gi wheat, 45,80 bushels; corn, 9,430 do. The flour market was quiet, but stead. a i Lonisin’ $1p000 CS cur 6s. Las 4 wo pris and common ‘qualitie ‘e000 Cen rity 2000 Be | | | pegs | SSSassVvesesustessascay asFt es sliow and teido 250 sa $4 Stor Wenerny Fenngylvama yel Rangoon, fn bom 0! “There was no movement in this imark price are uncbanged. 17 Ingapore, ise. ; pimento, 103g alriesn ginger, lic.; mace. a Pactive. Western was quoted at 153gc. a 1. We note sales of 212 hhds, Cuba at as 160. 1,000 boxes centrifval at Mec. ; 800 Whd) M7 bhds low muscovado at Sige. 2 80 ‘aC. scovado, common to 5 Aeccavescrssssescuceet | pushed; will sei hale or the w! {| business, extai aE | pe Sacotlons hance fora seungesessecesncoeceet Ssseswsgsszuesenseacess Crushed, Liste; powdered, Illy Nae 5 varanuinteds ite Tato was quiet, but ancha ionacco.—The market see ‘Rent ky wi n moderate demand ile winter was dull and lose the “inatket wae Sout $1 186 jor No. 2 Uhicago, in store and af i } wawr, 3 Sasi te amber. $l ia grog ing: at. the The sales were :—100 cases au : 86 do. Connecticut, aad 226 do. Cui. crop 1373, ‘as lean Ld - = 3 c 20. The market was dull and $s Fy vid ny St EY ‘asked; 10) Duis. sold yester- BONE is ‘arm at $1 15, We note sale of 16.000 lbs. 1 Milwaukee, afior r June delivery; $1 41 for red winter; $1 42 Corn was in demand and a bout 79,000 omy at 1 46 fOr winall lots white. The sales were Sige. a 890. Chiefy at ss) e. ellow. Uals were iirmer ned bushel ~ at 7c. @ 750. nd Tée. wi ihesales tere 000 she 1S. | Bariey was quiet, with sales of ‘anada West, to arrive, at $1 4. Freiguts.—Berth frei were ates were aomtualy ere sought tor to ten! active mplovment for therm Thyraalt 200 hinds tallow a bois 2s. td. TI Woon tthe market remains quiet for both domestic an! foreign wi a prices remain the sae. - | Wxten—a PARTNER, WUIH A SMALL OsPITAL ere ‘At tte. ; 60,000 at sre was ho all at, 7 | Spring, Ste in Soe. ihe engagements were :— | y ma about 20.00) Ibs, ibs unwashed at Hive. # tle. o> +—___—_ FINANCIAL, | st private estern on private verms riers were —\ii rican tons, from New Haven to Constantl- opie wih itt and shell, torseren. 4m Aga, aid 3.000 quarters = grain, ke COMMERCIAL REPORT. will buy.@ Put of Cali on 00 shares of any stock, and control the same 39 days. each, control 200 shares of stock for 90 Advice and information fur- Pogo Pampbie(s showing how Wali street operations ducted sent tree to any address, ae wish bark “penc e to ned petroleum at 4%. Sd. ; eto Bristol with 1,500 bbls. refined terms; a Belgian ship from Philadet phia to Antwerp with TO, 000 bbis. refined petroleum, said | to be an owner's account, at 4s. 3d.; « British vark'with | SPOT COTTON MORE ACTIVE—FUTURES STEADY— TRREGULAB—CORN STEADY—OATS FIRMER—BARLEY QUIRT—RYE days without further risk. QUuIET—WHEAT FINANCIAL. moe = LL SPECULATIV« STOCKS HAVE FLUCTUATED ly d ys; persons fortunate enough ized extraordinary profits it a seul excivement W last for 3) heretore th who avail themselves of the nt opportunity wil secure the Huctuauons, Ail rivileyes sold by us tre guaranteed. ALLX. PROTH- INGHAM & CO., Bankers, 12 Wall sureet. UST BELMONT & CO,, Bankers, 14 and 2i Nassau street, issue travellers’ credits, available in ali parts of the world, through the De Rothschila ‘dite and telezraphie transfers ot surope and Havaus is probable one and their cor Aiso comm money on Cally RAILROAD BONDS A SPECIALTY the old estavlished house of oA Mr He NILOLAY. & CO Stock Brokers and Auctioneers, “No. 43 Pine street, New Yor‘, REASONABLE RATES MONBY ON LIFE AND ZA Budo ment fusuranes Policws Moricages aud Other Securities. Insurance of all kinds effected witht best companies J. J. HABRICH & Co., U7 Broad wa; A LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY 10 LUAN ON é real estate; no extra charg end full deser' tien and sigt application. THO: LL 53g Pine street. A arse FY “& BAZLEY, 74 + PRIVI SON MEMBERS OF TNE STOC Exo juason: ( ‘O 1 : O8e pRINCLPALS OO NOT ADVERTT es Tra TSN OF * NAME PAMPULET “HOW ‘T N WALL STREET,” SHai No CO ONE: IN STRADDLES (PUT AND CALL AT SAME PRICE op 0h same paper) $262 60 to, $375, 40 to 6) days per ba & BAZLEY. 74 Broadway. T FROM $1000 TO $8),00) TO LOAN ved Reat Rstate in this ra withont bonus, IW shares. NY AMOU on improved and unimp: city or Brooklyn, for term of WILLIAM 8. 1 Te ‘Y TO LOAN ON LIFE AND ENDOWM Zhp dusurance Policies; also te bay same at full va and other policies ¢: nd difference pald iu cash. erty ¢ ANK BLANKS, SLIPS, BILLS, RECKIP!'S, NOTE Headings ani every kind of Printing suitable tor banks, bankers, brokers and fnamelal coi row ptt: ture the METH POLLAN PalNTING STAB: . away. USINESS PA Thave facilities tor placing 3,000 prime commercial pape rai Liberal advances will be made on Al notes. My com- ubaen is 4 per cent. Your business 1s wivived. W. H. WEEKS, Banker, 178 Broadway. ROOKLYN LOAN OFFICE.—PARTIES REQU TRING money on mortgage will find it greatly to their ai Vantage to call upon DRAK# & CO,, Herald office, cor- ner Fulton a | Boerum streets, Le GRANT HAS BEMOuED TO 145 BROADWAY, + comer Liberty street. —Money always, reat jour, without bonus, on ‘Addiess box 2,078 Post office JOBN BICKLING 2 90. BANKERS AND BROKSRS, 72 uroadway, New York. CK PRIVILEGES A 5PeClAl | ST&aADDL. $280 TO $380 100 HARKS. | Call or write tor our 72 Book on Wall street. JOUN HICKLING & CO., 72 Broadway. New York. ONEY TO LOAN—ON FIRST MORTGAGES, WITA- out anne on Sec. pag! ang Leasehold Mortgaqes at GEO. W. sal Broadway, room 8 EXICAN BONDS (WOODHOUSE ISSUE) WANTE Apply to ©. W. MILLER, at office of Britton & Van veenten, No. 5 New street. pawacer HOW MONEY 18 LOST AND MAD? in Wall street,” (fully explains privileges). Mailed free to any address, by LAPSLEY &'BAZLOA, 74 Brom. way. ITRADDLES (PUT AND CALL AT SAME PRICE) ON peas, a Shore, Western Union, Norua- M ‘sale on “Heard Meinbers,” by Test EY & Bazbey, ‘4 broadway. U hee THE CREDITORS OF C. B. ROUSS AND ROUSS, Bell & Co A voluntary ssig nment having been made to the un- belay fee 4 all persons having business with such firms are directed to conier with OHN J, MORRIS, Fields Marie & Fen JOHN oun WILMb RI gf Wilmerting, Hoguet & New York. 10 LOAN—$5,000 OR $6,000 ON GOOD CITY PROP: erty; no bonus, First wud Second Mortgages HINE & GRAY, 56/ -ixtn $10 TO $20,000 WANTED—FOR A_ TE Years, it 6 per cent and no expenses: | class city dwellings ‘50 Der cent of vatu JAMES BROW: NING, 371 Broadway | $700. 000 72.204 -oe Bene Am pone TEVENSON, Jr., Il Fine street of 38 Kast -eventeenth dered. $] OOO 2, 22% 2 ONDS, STOUKS, OR 0. Negotiable Securities in other totm at market price, deposited in some bank of the city, to or- Ger and in control of the depositor. will secure n proft- able interest or revenue in « bond and stocs commission business with parties of good standing. Address BANK- EX, Herald o 5.000 7.BOs8—9%, BOND AND MOnT- 5. Race, oD good City ‘dinproved F Property 5 no bonus, and ready cash RYAN, Broad ta opposite new Post ofice, —IN SUMS FROM $2,000 TO $5),000, $250. 000 to Joan on New York and Brooklyn property. TH ORN AL, 137 Broadway. € To LOAN-IN | SUMS 1 TO SUIT, ON $300.000 good improved New York, Brooklya or Westchester Real rstate; no bonas required C. KE, WILLS, Lancashire, Insurance Company, 187 sroadway. (00.000 TEESE FUNDS 70 LOAN ON woND $5! and Mortgage in sums to suit for Jong terms. No delay for money. SHIPMAN & MEKSEREA| | 52 William street, Union buildings. (COPARTNERSHIPS OTIOE.—THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ni existing, between the undersigned, under the frm nam re ot 4 Grove & Co, is dl a iy 8 dissolved by sew Your, "May 1, 1975. DEWITT c. GRovE. LOA aPrtAL WANTED IN THE DREDO- ing business ; sapactty f aiven. “gaming ty H. FER. 183 Washington street, New Yor PARTY WITH $2,00) CASH AND CAN GIVE 8E- curity for $3,000 more. will learn of a good, live rocery store (oF sale by addressing GROCLR: Dox 3,086 Post office. “GENTURMAN WANTS TO INVEST CAPITAL AND ‘OTK in & wholesale importing house, Address é APiTAL, box 142 Herald oftice. RARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS.—RELIABLE parties wishing to invest in @ good paying business Connected with the hardware line, paying no risk and in demand, can address Jersey City, N. J. ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURKD FOR MER- ts, Lone pgp cog a hers: Mining Inter- a (without churge; Proved opportunities. ences:—Hazen, & Co.. Sik Goods. 392 Broad- way: Holt & Co., Flour and Cominission, 87 Water street, a US & ©. ARL STON, Financial and Basinews Brokers, 98 Broadway. PARTNER WANTED-—WITH A MODERATE capital, in a first class established gentlemen's fur- 1 ‘oods business; a good opportunity for a gentle- man a ee trade, Address C. M., lierald Uptown office. 1ON, MANUPACTURER ma “MAC “HIN wanted in every kitchen: will i) $00,000 first year ole. MORKILL, 23 Thomas sireet, up stairs, after 10 A. M. JQEW HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL PURCHASE IM- mediarely the whole or part of light manutacturing shed, including p splendid, arcicie; sella everywhere: » Feasons for selling Address 85 Broaaway, 1 ror SALE ASK AND FURNITURE OF 10 Fooms; respectable, good paying tusnts in “hey; iness Wor sold cheap lot Address J. D., Herald office INERAL LAND.—\NY PARTY WHO CAN INFLU- IM “ence capital to embark ina promising enterprise, Will hear of a rare opportunity. requiring a compara: tively smail ou Address MINBH, box 2.2 Post office, Boston, M: (RTNER WANTED IN THE WATCH ANDJEWEL RY business; one of the best locations in the city More capital required in the business: has a long lease doing pod business: will bear inves hd 0; American preferred, Address JEWELLE Herakt office. ARTNERSHIP OR LIBERAL SALARY OFFERED immediately to a respectable party who will Jepostt $4.00 to $6,000 cash and aysiet in the management of first Class office business; if salary Address PERMANENCY, box La d ofice. to take the place of ove retiring from ill health; | the arm is and has been represented on wrosdway § for 2 niv one of the Kind in Ameriea; i can em ploy several hundred gira addres D. Sis, He Wess ‘orty-seventh street, two doors West of Broadway. WANTEDIBY A PERSON OF EXPERI N( already in business, a partner, cither middle-aged lady or gentleman, also to act as cashier, who can com mand about $2,500 age panre es * Geral of soundness of in Yestment. address X. lerald Uptown Branch years; th $1, 50 WILL SECURE AN _ INTE iT AS A aia DAP. ere" in sau week. travelling business ry pay rofit weel ly, Wed 7 at 30 Broad street, roo orn Saree ee $2. 000, =A YOUNG MAN WITH EXPERIENOS pas. the above amount will tace an in tablished business: commission pre C., Herald office, terestin a well fered, Address 00.—A PARTNER WANTED, IN $5. OOF bY ay established wholesale drag lidnse; QUIET—PORK LESS ACTIVE—LARD FIRMER— PETROLEUM DULL—NAVAL STORES QUIET— WHISKEY FIRMER—GROCERIES QUIET. TvEBSDAY, May 11, 1875, + Merchandise was still irregular and, in most cases, dull, There Were some more cxcepijons to) jaa by mail or wire and prompt executed, Address TUMBRI 20, | 4.000 bbIs. refined petroleum hence to London atis, 1igd. kere ¢ ‘and Brokers, . 2 Wall street, New York. Liverpoo!, seam. DESIRING LOANS ON NEW YORK + or Brooklyn rroperty, without bonus, only the examining title, and money quics, can AVLY WO THKASUBGR, VOX LUG Yost office ioral expenses to Must pyssess & knowledge of the pusiness. “addres CHAS. 8, HAWES, 119 Maiden lane, New York. $10.000 EAT" Mu, "Tit i} ee ita, ney wanted to advance the. biti thee having th I A answer,