The New York Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1875, Page 9

THE RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSION. {CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.] Commissioners reach the examination of the acneme. Oommunications were yeste received from = Underground Ratlroad Company—Aloert V: Winkie, 5. E. Houghtaliog, George #. Puillips and ral Daniel Butterdeld. Tne letter of at Damed genticman was deemed of sufMi- ent importanes to justily the Commission in giv- ing tt to the press:— New Youn, July 14, 1875, To rx Hpmomanch, tas Boarp or ComissiOnnks rom ANSI have the honor to lapel for your con- i piion the tollowing auswests metar at h the accompanying re: mons iffor granted that your Board’ wilt a Fonds ag the sysicin. That ho specitic patent or design of construction rt should be, specided. Serond—That the choice of the particular plan or design of conser mn be leftto the coz y when organized resuming the plan to be “elevated,” that yoar Board shoud go no further than to require’ that it be ack, third track permitted below Tweuty-third street; thatthe track should be so constructed us to carry with safety (and speed to be given) trains equal in Welght of cngine und on the Greenwicn » bo heavier excont 6 vated road (nO8 required to tom of company); that e street, and the number be fixed by your the parties who furnish the cupital to ua- tyle of construc: Whether of o or otherwise. be most d id most attractive to par who’ iurnish 'ghe) 4 particular plan con’ at such expelise as iny: to lnpoee apd would turn "a aunerare plan, ander certain ons, and would, for that roason, buted to the enterprise. Miter bassing 123th street (or the Harlem River at least), urface Sarre 4 should be allowea to be used for & given mumber of out public detriment aud with great advantage 7 transit and the general good, 1 am, gentlemen, yo more ireoly contri: ie ttully, ANIBL BUTTERFIELD. “ANOTHER” .UBBING OUTRAGE, AM. DNOFFENSIVE CITIZEN CLUBBED INTO IN- SENSIBILITY BY AN IRATE POLICEMAN—TRIAL OF THE LATTER BEFORE THE BOARD OF COM- ‘MISSIONERS, Among the cases tried before Commissioner Smith at Police Headquarters yesterday was one whereip @ policeman was charged with brutally clubbing @ man into insensibility. The evidence against the officer, givem by a number of eye-wit- nesses to the occurrence, was of the most damag- ing character. ‘The specifications set forth that on the evening 1 June 27, between eight and nine o’clock, Patrol- man Bernard Canill, of the Sixteenth precioct, gpproached Francis Gorman, who was quietly hitting on his door steps at No, 239 West Fitteontn Stree“ °* otdered him inside the house. Gorman lew . 90 comply with the order and was struck in the face by the officer. On protesting against the outrage he was clubbed over the head and body se severely tuat he became insensible, Tne officer shortly afterward arrested Gorman and his brother Ar- thur, and made @ complaint against them at the station house for fignting. ‘he next day the prisoners were arraignea before Jadge Wangeil, atthe Washington Place Court, and on the testi- mony of Cabiil, who swore to having seen them Uiguting, were each fined $10, ‘be Hirst Witness called was Mrs. Margaret Gor- mau, the wile of the complainant, who testified that on the evening in question her husband was sitting on the stoop oO his residence smoking, whe. \h2 oficer came up and ordered him to yet inside tne huuse; the man Teplied that he Was do- mg vothing ulegal and had a perfect right to re- main where be was; the witness, fearing trouble, Came outside the house and begged wer husvand not tu quarrel with the policeman; alte: me turther words she saw the officer strike her husband in tue with bis hand and immediately alterward use his club upom his head With so much violence that ne iell to the side- Wulg inseusible and bleeding profusel; Gorman, ber brother-in-law, hearing the nol ¢ from the yard, aud, approacaiug su8 officer, Gewanded the reason of the assaul the policeman beat him also over t "1 his Clab; a number ef neighbo! ene oa ee sensible husband into the nous hal the policeman, accompanied by two other yonicers, lorced oped ler door und arrested both her hus~ band und vis brother. Michael Burk, of No. 437 West Fifteenth street, fully corroborated the testimony of Mrs. G He saw the entire trans: bu the opposite side ot the st ‘was pos! eras provocation had been given ior the alt, Edward Hutchings, @ boy of fifteen years, iv ped ug atthe me, He beard the officer jorman into the bouse; keard Gorman re/u RO; suW the policeman strike pim in the face al afterward club htm repeatedly until Gorman at to ihe 3 ound bleeding ; saw hy atcempt on the part of Gurmun to strike the oflicer and witnessed nO provocation. Arthur Gorman, the brother of the compl! ant, Whose head bore marks of the assault, test tod :--Heura the scuille; came irom the yard to hod been given; was told to go away; still manded an explanation and was siruck over head by the officer’s club; am positive my brother was und 1 had been aiternoon; took a few ¥: Mure; aiter the officer cluobed me he rapped for Assistauce; @ large crowd had gataered im the aud my brotuer wi house; about twenty minutes later the three | aidicers, One Oo Wom Was the dee@nuant, came to yur Douse and arrested my brotuer and myself: solely. On the poltceman’s testimony we were fined $10 each by Judge Wandell; tried to explain sue Whole afair at court, but was not allowed w heuiug; we Were summurily husned up; I neve: bad a quarrel with my brother during the whol course of my le; 1 never was drunk in my life; oma bookkeeper | by ocoupation; my beeu under medical treatment since the cupping. Airs. Annie Christie, Who resides uext door to Mr, Gorman, testill \hat she saw irom her aoor ihe entire cccurrence; the only provocation Ger- man gave Was in refusing to leave tue sue offcer ciud biw antil be felt to t! lusioe; ulood was on every band; I aiso wit- hessea the policeman strike Arthur Gorman wita bis cub Over the bead; ! sully identify Omicer Ca- hil ws the policeman wno made the ussault; Mr. ; Gorman and bis brother were not dghting aud haa Qo dispute so Iar as 1 coala see. A coup.e vi Witnesses testified to the character of | roth #ranct and Artnur Gorman, by whien it to those now running | Would uppear taat they are sover and industrious youug men, on tee Canill stated his defence as follow: ordeied them iuside, but they refused io 20; Fruncis struck me on the oreast and | clabbed him; his orother coming up in 4 threatening munuer 1 claobed bin lor my Own protection ; 1 then rapped for a ai rs Huvbard and Hilman responded; we went to Gorman's door to arrest the men, 1 having explained to the Other oflicers toatl been assaulued; we jouad the doors barred against us ana admission re- (aged; vy the aid of our clubs we pried it open and urreste doLn men; they were taken to Court and Robert Crow, of No, 242 Pafed merge my street, took the stand, and #' saw Franol Gorman muking thre: ening Monstration: toward theomicer; thought truck the oficer in the bre: aw the oficer ciub him; heard the | Ofticer #006 Wunt to arrest you; keep “‘Patroman Haboard testified to asais roiman Hal testt: to Making the arres sarniiag ‘The decision was reserved, AN UNSUCCESSFUL ELOPEMENT. THE DAUGHTER OF A WELL ENOWN FALL RIVER CITIZEN APPREHENDED WHILE EN ROUTE FoR BAN FRANCISCO, Eurly yesterday moruing @ telegram waa re- seived at Police Headquarters irom A. R, | Wright, City Mursnal 01 Fall River, Mass., request- ing the apprehension of Mise Efe Thurston, en route jer San Francisco via New York, Who had eloped the night previous with a young man Dotective nompson, of the Central Office, was intrusted with the cuse, and arrested the young lady at the pier just av she was entering a carriage with her escort. On being brought before the Superintendent of Police, Miss Thurston, Who is a Very prepossessing girl ol avout ulneteen year ol Gge, refused lo wuewer any questions, id assumed an air Of unassuilabdle silence. 16 Was subsequonuly uscertuined that sie was the Guuputer or & weil known hovel proprietor in Fall Kiver, and that her lover was watil receutly eim- ployed im her fatuer’s hovel, The attacameut ve- Ween the pair aid not receive the approval of the PateriAnilias, Aud the result Was the unsuccessfai elopewent, Allen is a young yeurs oid aou very stylisu in appearances culled at Headquarters yesterday alter: urgeutly requesied the privilege ot With the object of bis love, but Ris pil 1 Vain ana he Well! away disconso! Supermrendeut Wailing stavea tuat he was in Feceipt Of Infurmatiog waich led bim to the bel: that Allen was uiready Mee, his Wile tesident ui some ern A telegram was a o the hi ton. & ie pin “rit } J daug ey ee A, As seee) st ther of Miss Thare- | © ica | Pinas NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1875.—WITH SUPPLEMENT. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL ing Care of Iiseli—A Business Outlook for Six Months. GOLD 114 8-4 A115. Government Bonds Weak, Foreign Exchange Steady and Money on Call at Usual Rates. ALL STREET, } taveapare ‘Saly 15—6 P. M. The fatiures for the half year ending with last month, for the entire United States, are stated to be 3,377, with abilities not quite $75,000,000, ‘Inia number is only slightly in excess of tue average of years, while the amount of liabilities is re- ported lower than jor any six months in the past jour yi ‘These are very gratifying statements, | especially bearing in mind the extreme depres- sion in all interests and the peculiarly trying cir- cumstances of the past season. These Azures are ail the more gratifying contrasted with those iur- nished of the state of things abroad, In Engiaud the failures in three cities alone for the past three months show habilities of £28,000,000, or over $100,000,000, This amount exceeds by twenty-five per cent THE TOTAL LYABILITIES OP ALL FAILURES among 650,000 traders in the United States during twice the time. In Canada, near by, the failures in the six months are 800, with liabilities of $12,000,000—far greater in mumber and amount than in any State of the Union jor the same period, excepting New York, with ten times the number of | traders. The source from which these interesting Agures are derived—the semi-annual circular of bun, Barlow J Cos mercantile agency—atirib- utes the limited number of satiures in the United | States to the comparatively small mercantile in- debteduess that has prevailed since war, and ince the panic of 1873, has steadily de- Notwithstanding these apparently favor- able facts, which appear to be of a more negative than positive character, the agency goes on to remark :— The oxprcations which were indulged in at th: early part of tbe ‘year, that the business of the couutry would revive, have not been tuilfl Comparea With tuls time twelve months ago there 18 but Little, if any, improvement perceptible either in the Volume or profitableuess of trade. THE KYPROYS OF THE PANIC, or rather of the excesses in business which caused 1%, bave lasted longer than was anticipated im- mediately aster that climax had been reached, and the enduring evil results are becoming more ana more apparent. ‘These resuits, however, as- sume the Character more of depression than of Gisaster, and though in the end. toe evil may be aa fatal in the one case as in the r, the pro- cess is slow enough to allow constan' covery, and to permit the. eae oy of all circ! stunces that fuvor “It, Marketed two good crops products since the panic, ig now sO certain Of another abundant Yield, suas, in ordinary times, it would largely stimulate the purchase of goods in anticipation of the trade sure tv sollow its realization. Again, we have nad nearly two years of efforts in the uirec- tou of economy, and bow far this tas been prac- Tised 18 best indicated by the restricted su: of inerchandise in all quarters. Of course tw duced business in merchandise Is to be largely tributed to the limited purchasiag power 0! oper- atives and others dependent on interests that have languished during these hard times; but avide irom these, and in sections of the country not pre- indicates penaitai even With the results of tare: yleld of the earth’s increase, reauctions in the expenditure that bi effected, the factremainus that the tras ¢.untry appears to-day to be no nearer a prog ous condition than it Was @ year or eignhieen months ago.” ‘Tris latter conclusion is hardly justifiea py the information which the circular jurther centains, Brief but comprehensive reports /rom thirty lead- ing centres of trade are furnished oy the rep) sentatives of the agency at these points as the regult of careful inquiry, not only from prominent business men, but from an army of correspendents im all sections. The result appears to contain much that 1 encouraging. Kemarkiag upom these reports the circular conciudes :— Whatever an abundant agricultural product will accomplish toward a restoration of prosperity will certamiy this year be contributed, THE PURGHA*ING AND DEBT-PAYING POWER of the people 14 Vast sectious of the country will be umproved, while consiueraole activity must be provoked during the autuma in repienisning the small stocks of merchandise neld in all bands Otner things than agricuitaral success may ve needed to restore universal prosperity. Expecta- tion founded on that basis bas aireauy led to dis- appointment. But, whatever else may be needed, ib seems ardly possivie in the mavure of u @revival can be very mach tonyer deiaye -y day must bring Us nearer to the commence! tor better state of things. We have ail the elements of wealth at band, abundant and variea resources, uurivalied means of transportation, jurplus Of unemployed capital, a well tried Cy ecessfal monetary system, and, above all, & people who have experienced a far worse condition of things and yet have achieved suc- it may be that the one hundredth am versary of the nation will both come and go b jJore we can chronicle permauent aouvity and proot in business, but if no Worse comes to us in the interval than has befallen us in the six Months under revi¢w there will be congratulation. ‘The great lessons of and economy, and the practice of such business principies a8 will equally apply toa poor as weil a3 a prosperous conaition Of trade, will at least uot have been taught in vain. THE STOCK MARKET presented no important features, Paciflo Mali declined irom 3934 to 3844, Union Pacific irom 73 to 72%, and Western Union from 79% to 79%. St. Paul, Northwestern, Lake Shore and Rock Island were comparatively firm. An evident desire exists to create @large short interest, and when thisis reached a sudden change will doubtless take place, Tne market is extremely unsettled and there are Jew outside of permanent investors who have any Well eatablished faith, The large mt from the stre most of by brokers, who take risks oo It 1a scarcely worth while tractionul charges. than te quote the OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES of the day, whica are as follows :— Opening. hest, Lowest, New York Central. 103 0334 Harlem. 182 1823 ian oO ee ee 32, 60: Be 104 Milwaukee and St, Paul i} uy Mil and St. Paul pref... 575¢ 619 Onto gud Missisaippt. 23 2334 23 tral 10 10955 11g 12036 i es 80 79} aL 18 40 38 126 120 THE SALES TO-DAY amounted to 83,000 shar @hich were dis- tributed an.ong active stocks as follows:—Erie, 00; Lake Shore, 8,000; Nortnwestern, 5,000; do, preferred, 800; Rock Island, 1,500; Pacific Mail, 22,200; St, Paul, 2,800; de, preferred, 200; Onios, 2,200; Western Unis 20,000; Wabash, 1,000; Union Pacific, 1,400; 0., ©. and 1. Oy 100; Barlem, 900; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 6,800, ADVANCE AND DRCLINE. ‘The changes during the last twenty-four hours are as follows :— ADVANCE.—Atiantic and Pacife Tele; K Erie, 34; Msrlem, 1)4; Hannibal and St. Joseph, i St. Paul, common, %} prelorred, % ; Mariposa, 3 Old, Ma. * w York Central, 4; O. C, andi. Q ns Dele ‘© and Lackaw: N aw nD jor’ cific Mail, 15 ‘ag islands sc; © ; Western Union, 34. preierred, Lake Shore, Ohio and Musstssippi, Panama, Quioksuver and Wap CLOSING PRIORS—3 P, a, Pacific Mail... Fd . Mil & st Paul, i Bt Wes: Un Tel. as # Au & otFaul BES rd AU a Pi ¥ Mae 4 v @ ind... 2 uicksilve & wickslver ar Laud & tid ft Marbae ih pes of re- | er | and the promise smo mONET MAREBT. Money closed on call at 14 and2per cent, Without change in the rates of commercial paper. Foreign exchange closed quiet and steady at 4.863, 8 4.86% for bankers’sixty days sterling and 4.3954 a 4.90 jor demand. THE GOLD MARKET. Goid fuctuated all day beiween 114% a 115, clos- ing at 114% bid, The rates on gold loans were 2, 3, 1-16, 4,1 per centand fat, The carrying rate was2percent. There was a small failure in the room to-day. CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency excuangs Currency balances. Gold exchanges. Gold valances. ‘OPBRALIONS AT THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances. $2. Currency valance Gross c.carings,, ‘The steamanip Klopstock, sailing for Europe to-day, takes out $550,000, of waich $300,000 is gold coin, remainder gold and silver bars, THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. Washington advices report the following Treas- ury balance! Currency.. Special deposit. $61,304,828 352, 10,027,701 106,585 Coin......... 68,496,465 Including coin certiticate: ‘4,006, 100 Outstanding legal teugers, 875,771,580 ‘The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $165,000 On accouat of interest and $42,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. National bank notes to the amount of $1,000,000 were received for redemp- tion at Washington to-day. Intermai revenue re- celpts to-day, $360,712; customs receipts, $560,646. The following customs receipts for the week ending July 10 are reported :—Boston, $235,164; Philadelphia, $153,167; Baltimore, $90,754; New Orleans, $63,739; New Orleans (ior the week end- ing July 3), $22,488. LONDON ADVICES report further damage to the crops, Wheat is Said te be advancing, and an increased demand is likely to be elt im this country. do well to take the “bird In hand.’ We have a considerably supply of grain, and more is coming: lt 18 a good time to snip and the profits are fairly remunerative. By and by there may be a greater Speculative activity tu all the markets, but there 18 pradence in securing present results. Taere | for the week of £819,582. ke unemployed notes in the bank amount to £13,362,960, and the pro- portion of reserve to its liabilities 1s 4634 per cent, against 42% per cent last week. The directors of the bank, at thelr weekly court to-day, made at 3 percent; £62,000 sterling went into the bank to-day on balance. Tie market for British and American government securities is quiet and steady. A meeting of the Erie shareholders was held, Sir Charles Whetham presiding, at which confi- dence in the future of the road and its branch mismanagement in the past was initiated and a Protection committee sppointed to co-operate ) With the bondnolders. Rentes im Paris were 64f. 40c. 1n London censols for money, 04 1-16 a 9434; do, | om account, 9434; '65 bonas, old, 106% a 106% ; 678, 107; 10-40 bonds, 10434 @ 104: new loan, 102% a 102%; Erie, 12%. ‘dhe decrease of specie in t! Bank of France during the past week was 1,104, v00f, GOVERNMENT BONDS, Government bonds continue weak and closed at the following quotatio: — United States currency sixes, 122}, a 123; do, do., 1881, registered, 120 a 1203; do do, do, cou” pon, 122 a 122%; do. five-twenties, 1862, coupon, 116% @ 11634; do. do., 1864, registered, 117% @ 1184; do, do, do,, coupom, 118 @ 118%; do, do., 1865, registered, 119 @ 119%; do. do, do., coupon, 120 @ 120}; do. do., do, new, remis tered, 119 @ 11934; do, do, do., do, coupon, 119% @ 1193¢ ; do. ao., 1867, registered, 1203 a 1203; do. do., do,, coupon, 120% @ 121; do, do., 1863, Tegistered, 120% @ 120% ; do. do., do., coupon, 1203¢ @ 121; do, tem-forties, registered, 111% @ 117%; do, 40., coupon, 117% a 11834; ao, fives, 1881, regis- tered, 116% @ 116; do. do., do,, coupon, 117K a 1s. BANK SHARES. Bank shares sold at 101% for Fourth National anda 93 for Hanover, The following were the latest bids:—America, 15: erican Exchange, 116; Central National, Chemical, 1,000; City, 300; Commerte, 121%; Continertal, 100%; Corn Excnange, 133; First National, 200; Fourth Na- tonal, 101; Hanover, 93; [mporters and Traders’, 19694; Irving, 130; Manhattan, 150; Marine, 130; Mechanics’, 140; Mercantile, 108; Merchants’, 121; Merchants’ Exchange, 102; Metropolitan, 182); New York National Exchange, 100; Ninth National, 80; Phoenix, 9834; State of New York, 114; Trades- men’s, 140; Union, 139. STATE BONDS. 4m State bonds Georgia sevens, new, made a farther advance of % per cent, trom 97% to 98, Tennessee, ola and new, suld at 50. MEMORANDUM. The following communication concerning the | Union Pacific Road was published on Wall street during business bours:—‘The estimated freight rnings for June, exclusive of the suppiementary report and company freight, are $429,606 61, Against $358,048 13 for the same time last year, | being $71,568 48, or 22 77-100 per cent increase. The first eight days of July show $101,408 73, as compared with $66,736 38 last year, an increase of 61 96-100 per cent,”’ A despatch to an evening paper say “The count of fands in the reserve vault of the Treas- ury office, amounting to about $40,000,000, has just been completed, and every cent is accounted for. The count of the securities of 1,600 out of 2,200 national banks has peen made, and ali are found | correct. 1t18 expected that the entire count will be finished tn about two days more,” PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS, Bia, chy eee old... Is NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES THURSDAY, July 15, 1875, BEFORE CALL—I0 A. M, 200 she West Un Tel.b3 SECEEECEEREESE Fete = = BOARD—10:30 - a0 209 a. S00 1 000 H. 40 4y000 U, coy 60.10 ‘90 1) aM 30 oo & ie w Le Kw ak duvu, bay . ¢ Producers will | has been @ gain in bullion by the Bank of Engiand | no change in the rate of discount, which remains | was expressed, an investigation into its alleged AU & Pac Tel. cr be o 5 eEESEEEESESEESECEE > Ss 3 = eptete z | BEFURK CALL—I2:30 P.M. | 203g 200 shs Pac Mall S3.L3 3956 ra ow uo. a3 i SESERE 3 yy G00 Del, 100 Ol iiss 2PnM. | 814000 BAe $9000 U S 6-20,c,'65,n... 11936 SECOND BOARD—1 P. M. ; 10% 1890 she Hao Maltae. .. seectee sate se Te Exraeee. es ” In CANW iit pbs 0" 200 Chia 1 mHt....De 104g a0 ‘do. 39 38) | & Fis 3s CW Ogee 93 Se WDchie diton Side 198 ys 100 Unio & Miss RK.ve 2336 2:30 Tu 3 oP, MM, $75000 U S 5-20, 0,164... 118 700 shs West U lw sha Amer &x.. ig . Bag Aiwe . We WwW i wR 30 \ re é Be i tg Be 1 794 20 to "80 Tol & Wav aii 193g TuvUbio & Miss RK, COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT DULI-—PUIURES WEAK— FLOUR ¥FIRM—WHEAT LESS AOCTIVE—OORN STRADI—OATS DULL AND UNCHANGED—RYE DULL AND UNCHANGED—BARLEY QUIET AND | UNCHANGED—BARLEY MALT QUIET--PORK EASIER—LARD EASIER-—PETROLEUM WEAK— NAVAL STORES DULL—GROCERIES STRONG-— HIDES QUIET—LEATHER QUIET—OILS QUIET— WHISKEY QUIET AND STEADY—¥FREIGHTS FIRM AND ACTIVE—HEMP AND JUTE QUIET—GUN- NIRS QUIET. THURSDAY, July 15, 1875. ‘There was but little improvement in the aspect of commercial matters, the chief interest on ’Ohange centring, as yesterday, in the grain market, which continued active and buoyant, and | it in which heavy sales were made at bigher prices, | Flour was also in better demand, and the lower | With wheat. Corn was steady. Oats do. Wnis- | key do. Pork and lard easier, and slow of sale. Cotton on the spot dull; 1utures weak. Petroleum | weak. Naval stores dul. Hides quiet. Leather | quiet. Oils quiet, Hemp and jute quiet. Gunates | also quiet. | Correr.—Under favorable advices from Rio | there was a stronger feeling in the market, and holders were very firm. note sales of 832 bags | Santos (a resale), ex Paschal; 4,500 bags Kio (sold | from second hands), ex Titcomb; and, at Baiti- | more, 3,000 bags do., ex Gray Eagle, and 1,505 | bags do., ex Aquidneck, ali on private terms. Mild grades were held irmly. We nave a copy of Messrs, Wrignt & Co.’s telegram, aated Rio, July 14, 1875, advising:—“Sales since 8th inst., 34,000 bags. Shipments, 46,000° bags. Loading, 132,000 | bags. Stock at date, 21,000 bags. Average daily | receipts, 6,400 bags. Price nominal, 9/600, Ex- enange, 26%4."" TI tock of mild coffees in first hands in New York is as follows:—Ja’ 57,878 grass mats; Singapore, 2 000 do. do.; Ceylon, 2,679 | y | ter dua -anall ots amber. | Gemand, aud sales to the extent of about Lu ative. a slo. | joobing trade, aet course, S147. bolt w, bolesd’ white. $1 60. per ) ray juss conten, Mn “ine yel ow. gt ioe gid, tai tee ido lbs. “We qua st. fine white, 160 2 Slate. * Puperdine seate. 828i | kxcra staw 50a 575 | Choice sta $85a 610 Superfine W 4a 51) Extra Westei 58a 575 Minnesota. 68a 050 ouud hoo} Sia 570 Kound hoop Unio, trade brand: 5%5a 6% Family. 62a Tu 3t Louis, iow extra Sida 625 St Louis, choice dou Wa 709 uid, Choice faint! 7Wa 900 Rye tour, ane to supe 40a 459 southern, No. 2 45)a 475 2Wa 610 5a 07 TWe b1o sida 4 y 4wa 42) Coru weal, Bran ty: tia 405 Cora wewl, puucucons Neat Wus .ess uctive af the commencement ot busi- day, the demand veing checked pe extreme ded, but the advance was subsequentiy swaries rt closed stzous at about 62 “tor No. 40 AMliwaukec. fhe sales Were bout diovy Dusbeis at $1 23 tor Nong Chiouse a $id for No. 2 in we ang to arrive ; $127 a $23 for do. $1 2 2 Milwaukee, to arrive; eh ‘Ma $1 $1 aoa, $1 38a $150 for ny iunesuta ou we spot aud to ar $1 $4. a $4 odd; $137 a 91 SB 10r red Wia- Corn was steady, with a fair 4,000 bushels 4oFr Warm to good steawer, S2c. @ Soc. tor were dull, but without especial ehunge. ef ine bushels at d¥c. tor So. 4 Dicagy . & due. for do afloat, 6c # die. 10 Was Quiet but eid wore arily, Cauada, In beud at si, ey Was quiet and without material change. Barley walt pegiec.ed aud bominal. Beaus dud peas—. he demand tor mediums Was 1) Sleuuy prices. Marrows Were sn taut export < . ? a1 8) fora: No, 1 shedoy & 5 & and Were aificult w be We quote :— 0.. tair to good, pl 0 a tot $245; G05 iar to a $4; eos kiduey, prime, 0 a $2 Be whe 2'af§2'10/ dodo. Tair t0 good, Br 3) n Guxxies.—The market was quiet and without impor- tant change to note. We q stac $4g¢.; Borneo Gouripore, ANS 1236C. a 12%e. Hine axb Jurx.—she market was quiet and un- changed. We quoi -Americall. dressed, per teu suit lor double, $255 a yitv lor sinwie; Mal MGC., Old. Ver 1D.. (Ue ALOR 1OF howe 4, at $420 a $225, yoid; Italtun, $20U a jue, 460. @ Siac, Jute buts quoted at Whos currascy, Dleal DeWD, diac, a 5 Hipes “the inerect was quiet at fall prices We note sales o, Yo city siuughiers at 9c, Suv country slaux s a orsienies, 4h tus. a 22 Lbs, 19396. @ dye. Cemtral smerican, 18 ibs, #26 lbs. 190.5 diaiamoros, 22 ibs. 4 24 ibs,, 17e. a’ Ive,. gold, selected Learner—lhe for hemlock sole was quiet, With a moderate request irom mavutacturers ay un changed prices. LiNskeD.— he market was moderately active. The | Sales Were 1,00 bags and 3,900 pockets at 91 S7! oMOtausis, Was quiet Uut llr. We report suck as fo!- 00 Rhds. Cuba, 4.0 bnds. sori Kici 400 bhus Bhglish Aslunas, aud 1,9 pols, New Urlwa quote Fg ag centritugal and eer c. Glayed, auc; a soe. ; Uo, muscavadd, rei m Sie. do., do. yrocery, ic orto ico, 33. Soc. ; Knglisn islands, isc : New Urivans, bos. a 750. NAVAL DTORES.: ahs market for spirits turpentine was dull; “thy sues were 19 Dbls. at Uc. und 2 ovis, on deck Mt Sze. Kosi was duli; the saies Were v0 bbls. sira wt $1 70, 160 bbls. No. L pale ac $3 a $6 50 and 3) si Dinck bbls. strained wt $175. sar was quiet, with & tir We note sules of 15 bbls. hington at $2 3734. We quote :—Spirits turpentine, rhe j straimed rosin, $1 65 a $1 70; eure D ar, $4 S7}g @ 92 WD; Wastiington tar, $2 3736; $2 1235, i wed. Cottonseed was i at full quotations. amet. Crude sperm aad whale was inactive and without suuportent coms We quote :—Cottonseed, os summer yeilow, we ites; do. winter yeligwe Taye. Itiveed, cass ant Wola, doe. aw Gee lard, spring summer, $1 a. $100; dg. Winter, $1 0; metihaden, pene gad rrtep pound, Soe. Soc. ; sperm, crude, 255 ached wititer, 312i wehale Northern’ baer 4. 6oe.: Q0., Dieached winter, 7c. a Te. ; do, a ize. $1 1: 40. Cases, $4.25 a 8400. Perruo uisetiled and weak. The sal at Lisse. for prompt deuyery Philadeipai at Lidge. aud’ 220) ‘Dols. do. sold at Philadelphia at le., prompt deliveries. Crude in bulk was quoted at'5igc. Jor prompt, 53c. lor August; do., im Dbls., 844c. for prompt and 83¢. jor August; refined, standard ‘Wwuite, 1130 Yor spot, Itge. a lige, tor august 16: naphtha, Bie, 1oF | prompt and Augusc Cases. Xe. a I8e. Philadeiphia Was quoted at Lic, & 10F Prowpt and mouth, Baltimore was quoted at *Tiige. bid ior prompt and ‘heusvilie-Demoralized and not quotable, uit ily —Weak at $1073. Kouseville—Quiet and dui, with- out business, held at $1 10, *tidioute—Duil and weaker ; 3 $1 13%" Parker's—United, at wells, 7oc. bid, 1436c, sh.bmenis bominally $1 Udy; market weak and cilning Pro’ ns.—Receipts—Pork, 438 packages: cut meats, (sido; lard, 49 do. Ine purk wacker was easier, par- neularly for tuture delivery, with sales of 10) pois: new 20 1, GW dO. e: 8, 1,003 do. at ior arithe e nove sales of 10) quote :—Barreied, plain sie, 1a Drime mess, $15 2 $17. Bacon was firm wine — clear 3 lac. y Boxes ‘13c., 2,000 Ibs. smoked thes nd SW pic.’ “ha a Be, Ww ot sale at that, with sales of perp 334. a br r aud 12%. 5 10. do. at for July; LW do ut 13ge. a ac. for August, and do. at wise w 13%. for Sep- tuber ACTER The market was quiet. Choice State was ‘ce and holders were firm in 7 views. ihe sup- the demandwas food to choice, 250. | Western ply of choice W: was light and qual to the supply. We quote stale, 236. common to «ood, mh, cr fair to wood, a A poor choice, 136, a 210; tai ‘reserve and Michigan, poot to choice, hides Unee seth market was sieudy, with a tale demaud ‘at tail unchanged p! rm duiland camer, Phe arriv. firm Ublo fur | aud taken out by the home trade, Aa lie. We quotes Bate Jactory, cominon, to fancy. Se. lzige.; do., dal- ries, tuli cream, 10c. a do., do., tair to good; part skim, 5c, a 8¢.; Ohio esccnye ‘common to ancy, Sc. a Kocs.—The oe was slow and stock was losing fast, owing to the warm weather. In some instances Teevivers were dis) 4 to seil at less thau 2c. for choice Western. We quote :—Long Island, td dormer ivania, 2c. ice brands, dens . | aud near by, 23¢.; State aud Penn: Ada, choice brands, 22c. ; Western, el ), but steady. The ‘cask: ‘colina at 754¢. & . 6340. & 73gc. aud 10 bags Ranyoon —Uaroliua, food. 7346. , choice, bags; Maracaibo, 2100 do.; Laguayra, 529 do; | 7% ri Bee doi. cholce, Bhie. & Shge: 5 Costa Rica, 486 do: Angostura, 200 do, We | ities down! ge: Re Pog ay Patna, quote :—Ordinary cargoes, 17ic. a 17s¢¢.; fair do., 18ige. | 7 ‘4c., curreney; Kangoo, in bond, 2c. a ue. per 8 18}0. ; good do.. 19¢. a 194¢¢.; prime do., 19}c. a 19%¢.; | extreme range for lots, I7¢c. @ 20}gc.. gold, 60 or 99 days; Java, government bags, Zc. a 37c.; do, grass | mats, 26c, a 28. ; Singapore, do., 22. a %2.; Ceylon, 2c. | 2c. ; Maracaibo, 2c, @ 28c.; Laguayra, 23c. a 21}. ; Jamaica, 18. a 192.; St. Domingo, l7c, a 17%e.; Porto 18360. a 20e. ; Costa Rica, 19c. a 22c.: Mexican, Picoatura, IRS. '@ Sisce.: avaniliay 00s Bie. of the market sum up thus demand from spinners: « restricted demand ntal account and no demand trom bayer: th Liverpool Poe oo ba cautionary ‘netructions whicn preel sibility or any outlet In that direction except at materi. ally reduced prices; liberal offerines; a decline ot ic. Pet Ab. jn prices 1or all grades; the Principal weak rades below strict otirely negiec.ed. For pew speculative ures in the wa: rices ssc. a 5-82c. off from the final day, anda tate 9 5 closin, For spot cotton a $e; sete B a cs Eee. neEce the short ures of yester ihe reduction, th uli ASceaitural the report suowi nt of crop ing ap as follows: North | per cent: Georgia, | Florida, 101, a2 im- | st an improvement oi 6 per cent; a th of June, | .. Old, Gust. roe ey market for raw grades was firm, but there was no ure! ivity in the market. ihe sules were 250 The" tow tai muscovado st 7%. aud 3200) bags Manila t TMC. he market tor refined sugar was firm wai 4 1K 18 a8 Folio and Sure. The stock is yoke me Stock (ascertained by actual . county, apenas specu 01 _— since Suly i..3 “% ater bai Bi 210,29) 14,560 629 Ss sales ae Saly i aT oT 14560 98,005 198,226 1,384 51,508 232,338 9,006 86,233 71,900 5,514 Tag, a Siege, 5 Cuba pont this day, July 15, Ae 170,019 ing with stock J July cota arin with’ ‘stock Sly uot city. TALLOW Was quiet ut phot sales were S003 bs. at 9c. per lb, SON ibs. at ssc 00 ibs. at $e. andy i at Bike 373 bbl: market was quiet 1a) bbls. at $2 bb deciued improvement in all ¢ Was but @ moderate business freights, but the market was very line business was rather quiet fmacted 10 berth fr firm! in the charterii provement on cent; Alabama, 10%, an improve. ‘ain tonnage, but the market closed very nent of 1 pe Mississippi. 108. an Improvement of 1 ereith ‘an snvancing tendency. Im oll ireaghis Sper cents Loaiiians 105, an improvement af 10 per | the: 'y active irket at higher cent; Texas. decline of 3 cent; | ments Arkansas, 04, Improvement of per | ool, em. cent, and Tennessee, 100, an improvement of 10 jer Dusbel, id Dor cent. | These comparisons are made, with the report of last month. | Some portions of the cotton ares were afMileted with drought, Frnt ower was le: ous 10 cotton than to oth ly compensated by portunity Ff working vf the Sher crops. in a ton ca.erpillars and grasshoppers were iojurious in ities. 0 mention some. loci + Sotton lice; but insect de or ae xeswing 15 fs thus ire e 01 for several ve ant at this $M ‘Quotations based oa stand clasalti ia te Reptomber 1, 1876, aud on up- aa eottar in atere runpiog ng wality got more than | ni ae y elon! ane + wrade quoved :Ordl- | aaa good ord tal. Sagar antes 320. ‘or ron at ie. hirsie York, Phi iT aan last weee, BO, peptember,'i ie day tas iat ie 447.30. to 00h, BY ea LOUR AND URAIN, — ri . eer Mecelpts iour. tea Cel ; heat malt, 1270 do, Corn, 114,105 lo. ; oats, 60,95 di he flour m | retinea petri | 460 bbls, do, adon, 0, {at 1 1Os4de so roliigazov, by steams, #400 ousnels corn at | 9d. per oashel. "The cliarters were, an Austrian bark, o Cork for orders. with 2.00 quarters wrain, wi ark, hence to Penarta Kuads tor with 0. at 78. a British brig, same with 1,50 do. at Ts ritish schooner of be a egister, Cs e to London, with 24,0) bushels shel; au American bark of alt, in bags, at 9%. Hs tons reylstor, hence to 64. ; an American schooner, 1, ith Tao pote. do, at 6a :4 Briusn pole Por or Hotterdain, with a British bark of a4 Oat WO) 27.0 dbus. do, me ond us ster. bs. $4, ; an American bark, rene oie 0. at Se Al. a bi to the Uerman Baltic, if, Of about 4,250 bbls. pamerioan bark: ai Cait 470. 2.000 and 3.3 rae Per with “in carga. 8 Seal oe M ‘okey Polat and Richio to ‘rome, teas esee, on private wrt DOMESTIO MARKETS, ecrtanepruntes AGT aaa Be, 1 tales, 67. : wt uel HN iain cling, hee’ ti geemary, 18 ited rece pecbiita,” 4 peel Jaly 15, 1875, mid low middling | gn food, om ine i Bide. ot Fecolpts, 8 a ung, Savasxaa, J “uy 1 low fy 13) itoatnin T x seceh bales, ixports ‘ManLzetox, July 15, 1875, eee etts, ie. a iti) et "recut he ates! Sorts aeeatiee, Yea ane A xo , Nal ‘wruxiroron, 8 Pip a 1875, a ik 4 it 7 eae acgl ‘a hacemhey for strained. wRoO, July 15, 1875. Flour orm and in good demandy” sales hae $6 bv tor DEINE; 3,8] Jor amber Aig i ‘winter 97 0 XO ullwaukee club, $12.0 st a A 4d, Key! unehaay low and reas bolted: $99 for unbdoi hy Ey iergand fae une cant way FrougateW $7 aud were quoted | Ne ee | ree aud the mark was | Di | & | | | | | New York, Broo! | atter July ii ? waeas, 009, ret or 1umoer. uanai snipmente—Wheeat EEN bushels; peas, 1,400 du.; umber. 58-00) feet. Burraro, July 15, 1876, ww) bbls: wheat, 67,00 {cor niente by railroads hele; corn, 62, Wh Receipts by Lake—Flour, busnels; corn, 9450) do. : 2.500 Lois. iw corn, $30W. < treights—Wheat, 730.5 rk, tuils include: 4 bigber rates tor 1 Minnesoce Quotations of No. 2 Milwaukee aud « heago spring Feally eutirely nominal; asking $L 3) ton amber, $1 37 for white winter. Corn upened at 76, and Osed ar THe. Tor so. Zinixed Weaver; sales ot 160M Usiels At these figures. ats and rye neglec imactive. Vor, tard and b gh bps dnaay-e° Flour—Demand fair and market. Pabeen By sat 'ah, Brice have advan Wabasn., $1 4 $127, do. 1 white ‘nenwan Sis i End amber mgebiene. aL 3 well Zambe low mixed, cj dawmaxed, dle. Outs i so. 2, pa d und new, sol i Pr August, Sc, Fre! bis—Flour, 1.0 bbls. | do. ; oats, 4,000 dor corn, 20,000 do, HAVANA MARKET. Havana, July 15. 1875, Exchange quiet aad am Spanish gold, 211 a 212. changed. Sugar quiet EUROPEAN MARKET. Lowpox Puopuce Mankxt—Loxnox. Jaly 15—Evening.« Sperm oil, £10 per tuw. Common rosin, 63. per owt Recep rionadeeeicarameetnee _PANANCLAL, —LAPSLEY & &- BAZLE v.74 BROADWAY,—STOC! BERS OF THE S8TOU TIME OF PUR ; P. Ls: AN 100 SHARES: OUR PRINCIPALS vor ADVERTISE NO CONTRACES IN OUR NAM AMPH List “HO MONEY 18 LOST AND MADE IN MALLED FRE TO A WALL sTREET* ¥ ADDRESS A KUROPZAN FUND OF $290.00) 10 LOAN ON rst class New York and Brooklyn property, ia sums to sunt, tor five years. address, with ral: particu. lars, Lox 119’ Hera dfice A ‘PRIVATE GENTLEMAN WILL ADVANCE loans ot from $:0) and upwards to tradesun farmers and others on personal security, interest 5 per cent per anuuin trom one tose ven Years: no commission or charges made, and immeditw advances made on ap~ plication to J (WARD, Civil kngmeer, box 9,223 Post oftice, N.Y. Also sums from $2.01) upwards om Bond aud Mortgage, in suns to suit. at trom dy per cent for any term uot exce ul years All vetters am swerod same day as received; personal interviews b¥ appointment; strickest sy’ may be relied on. hae ; J. & W. SELIGMAN & €O.,” a fssue Letters of Creiit tor travellers, payable in any part of Hurope, Asia, Atrica, Australis and Aimerica. Draw Bills of Exchange and make telegraphic transfers of money on wurove and California. -JOHN BICKLING & GO. : + #rokers, 72 Broadway, New York, execute orders Prpepey. by mail and tulvgraph, for Stock and Stock rivileges. Parties wishing to learn how to invest small sums of money on limited, risk should cali or write for our 72 ge book entitied “Men aud Idioms of Wall Street,” sent free to any ad dress. feitiate HICKLING & CO., 72 Broadway, New Yorn, FIRST MORTGAGE FOR $50.00), DRAWING SLVEN per cent, for sale or exchange.’ Address, appoint ing taterview, MUBTGAGE, Dox f Heraid office, PARTY, HAVING A’ BEAUTIFUL RESIDENGH or Staten Island, will boara gentieman and wife for three months lor use of $1,510 and give first class s6« curity for the money. Address BUAKD, Herald office, (CAPITAL WANTEDMIN VARIOUS AMOUNT FOR temporary loans, on excellent securities at satii tory interest dnd boaus; lengers to hold securities. SAMUEL KAY, 53 roadway, EFAULTED Lepr and ~ herpes ng Bonds boug! oho. a8 Pine street, New York. EFFERSONVILLE, MADISON AND eee ec | Railrotd first ik second Mortgage Bonds want by WILLIAM KR, ULLEY, so. ¢ Wall street. OHN 8. PIKRCK, NO. money, srithoae | bones 5 PINE STREET, LOANS. shaves Mortgager at lowest raves, NICKERBOCKER FIRE INSURANOK COMPANY ot New York. w YoRE, July 2, 1875, At a meeting of the Board of Uiroctors, held this day the usual semi-annual dividend of 5 per cent on the cap- ital stock of the. company was declared payable on ana 5; also an extra dividend of5 per cen, Davabie at th sume tien ir books will pe closed from this date unti> JOSEPH L. TOWNSEND, Secretary UTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK, STAATS ZEI- tung Building, No. 1 Contro street, opposite Ci Ji interest, 1875. and saturday evenings from Pte to 6: jooxs in German, French and English, CHARLES K. GKAHAM, Spresident. G. H. Bewspict, secretary. Mon o'clock. ONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGES, WITHs out bonus; on Second and Leasehol! Mortgages. a6 easy terms, = G@kO, W. oTAKE, 15) sroadway, roow 8 ‘ONEY TO LUAN-FOR THREE OR FIVE Y8AR8, on bond and mortgage ou New York city property, in sams tu suit. CALLENDER & LAURENOE, 35 Pine street. ONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE ON Now York and Brooklyn improved, Real Lsvate without bonus LA HKBBERD, 68 Wail street, room 8, rear building. N®* YORK CITY — PER CENT STOCK WILLtAN "ee eeivey, No, 4 Wall street, Wess, FOR THRE YEARS, AT SEVEN r cent, on improved property in Nortaern New Jersey 0 occupied by the owner, worth $12,000: no bonus; {we per cent for legal tees: good resound." Mortgages for sale at a liberal bow nigh mor] je a nas, Within one hour of Cmainbers at street, sor sale oF exchang UeaMMOND ken XEDY. owner, No. 24 Park place. Pe Adee —FKOR A TERM OF YSARSs on first mortgage on a farm, im ‘a ress 5. C. X., 180 Washingtom stres oy 70, Pas rtihs APPROVED baa te ad $5. 000 J _ SHAYLOR, a“ West Thirty-third st, _ BUSUWESS OPPORTU NECIES. PRACTICAL ROOFER, KNGAGED IN THE BUS iness for the last 15 years, uaving a patent for metallic paint, cost of which does notexceed 19 cents « ou, ix wiiliny to form a Joint stock company to Due om same on the market. Address D., box 10) Her office. A BREWER IN ing adced ‘the: market tor which is particuiarly good, offers in nis business to a good business mau with unit eD pocate & good retara ‘on the investment 1s tunity to secare @ good re teldomn offerea. ror particalare apply to SMITH & ‘One VAN, Hop Dealers, 76 Broad street, New York. A PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN, AT PRESENTE out of employment of & man of Corresponding Rcational attainments may ure & lucrative agre: ae, me Roe Apply Yo “MANAGER, No. 12 De, a. 0. RELIABLE AN WANTED FOR GENERA! ofc: ties, having $2, WO; can secure an ex pens osition,.with yoo! security for his money by | ine G., Box 11s Herald oitiee. 5 OF THE Pancreat CLTIES ti PHYSICIAN WANTED. TO TAKE ht gee uF A ow) physician's =! org wi Tteet TLEMAN, HAVING PURCHASKD A. REw spectabie, a8 profitable impordas ane ee would itge'a paruner tor the Auanelal Rant wiin $21.00). Address A. F, W.,.box 110 Herald office, PARTNER WANTED—IN A SAP, SUBSTANTIAL A basiness of ong standing; een” safe; no risk¢ experience not needed; Le B00 re uired. Bicun No. 5 Dey street, NOMPOBITLON OF WEEKLY OR NEWSPAPERS wil be taken on favorable terms (new materi Address PERMANENT, box 10 id oftice, ITERARY.—¥OR SALE, A POPULAK AND LON@ established Dag ana Doral nay Jouroal, having @ farge eabborintion list aud Lising patrol also type, cuts, imanantlpen fualty w Bere. pressuted sold Close, Cloths S Saitoh, anes JEWKLLERS.—A tien years’ experience, desires an it sromet Fe rosea, wt wire ring, 6, rd te ences 1urnisned, mecadrens uit, ox ai feral once. P ogy to SEEKING A SAFE AND PROFITAB: inanulacturing business are soubelsed tip nvoonees tor fnew steam Engine Iu operatio ry street, interests im United's tates aud Ca! q ONTHLY PAVKR OF TT oxtsnstve circulation, offer to an energetic, incelue seraeai batt. the prosuewilt be give ry ‘paper paid by DUDlubers 10 gleman in opaning § revtaurant ANTED—A LADY, WITH SOMB CAPITAL, Joi an English gincleman Th — TO SOUOLAS 1d Hust Houston street ANTED—A PARTY WITH $6,000 TO PURCHASE Waa interest io a machine of great practical use; sure fortune, Faracal by addressing, witl name, UMNIFOTRNG, sudo ee, Ww enterprises in tho countey, prota, Wibt ADMIT 4 GN’ TLEMAN INTO. 01 $500 ait