The New York Herald Newspaper, September 1, 1875, Page 9

“FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL ‘An Active Stock Market—-Prices Still Lower and the Condition Feverish. GOLD 1141-4 A 1141-2. Money on Call Loans Higher—The News from California—Bonds Generally Steady. Wau. Strest, Tvrspar, August 31—6 P. M. ‘The effort to depress stocks continues, and it has ‘been attended with a success that will be recorded here- after, Where the same will end it is now impossible to indicate; for, carried away by their good luck, the “bears” are making the most of the situation, and, ac- cording to the present outlook, will, doubtless, use all the machinery of their art to cause a further decline, A certain class is always to be found in speculative cir- cles—Wall street and elsewhere—whose pleasure and ‘aim {t is to have things at their worst; to see ruin among ‘thetr fellows and prices at a panic point, in the hope that, ‘when the bottom round of the ladder is reached, they ‘will have an opportunity to climb, But there is noth- Ang logical in the work of these men. They obey the dnfluence of the hour or the supposed example of some leader who has greater daring than themselves. But ‘there is no more reason to-day» than existed a week ‘ago why certain stocks should decline from 2 to 6 per cent, except that it was within the scope of mere man- Ypulation to throw thousands of shares upon the market. A trifle more of distrust than fSual may have ‘Deen caused by recent failures in San Francisco, Bal- timore and New York. Yet even these incidents were factors in a situation that was apprehended, and, to use a street phrase, “discounted.” When Messrs. Dan- can & Sherman suspended stocks recovered from THE INITIAL DEPRESSION an hour or two after the announcement of the fact. The same power that upheld them then could do so now if it were not more profitable for the moment to help the market down and, by a show of weakness, produce the doubt, that invariably leads every weak ‘holder of securities to throw them overboard at a sac- Tifice and trust to chance to repurchase the same at lower figures. We believe it will be found that such is ‘the programme of the present movement. Yesterday the street was flooded with rumors—all false. To-day ‘we have witnessed simply persistent sales on one hand ‘and an equally confident buying during the decline on the other, A week or two hence the parties to the latter process will probably tarn up on ‘the winning side, Finally, unless some more terrible event occurs than has yet been published there is no reason to anticipate a commercial crisis, and it is the duty of every man in every capacity, public and pri- ‘vate, to endeavor to allay whatever fears may have been engendered by recent events, whether local or remote 4n character. ADVICES FROM SAN FRANCISCO are to the effect that the excitement has entirely sub- pided and better feeling prevails. The directors of the Bank of California state that the affairs of the bank aro 4m much better condition than anticipated, with pros- pects of its resuming business with new capital, a fact which does much to restore confidence, Ru- mors affecting Ralston’s integrity are denied as false. We also learn from private ources thatthe New York agents of ‘the Merchants’ Exchango Bank of San Francisco have received an au- thoritative statement showing the abundant solvency of that Institution. The only delay in its resumption is the time needed to transfer the coin to San Francisco, for the supply of which it has ample provision, The decision of the United States Treasurer declining to make.any further telegraphic transfers of gold causes the additional delay to that which was at first antici- pated.” The bank Is sald to have been a conservative {institution under {te present management, and its pol- Acy directly opposite to that of the Bank of California ‘THE STOCK MARKET cwas feverish and active, the sales aggregating 225,000 hares, of which Western Union was the leader, and ‘heroin showed a decline of 23¢ per cent. from the clos- ing prices of yesterday. The opening figure to-day was 80, after which there was an advance to 804%. Later the price was weaker and irregular, fluctuating between 78% and 795%. Still later and near the close the market gave way under the pressure of sales and ended at 78}. It is given, anong other reasons for this sudden de- cline, that negotiations with the Atlantic and Pacific Tel- ‘graph Company have been suspended, and that the latter is now in a condition to invite offers from the California Company, which, by reason of Sts great ‘wealth, ts in a position to make much more advanta- geous terms than those of the Western Union. Itis further understood that a stormy meeting was held be- tween the representatives of tho two corporations to- day and while no conclusions were reached which officials were wiliing to make public that the Atlantic and Pactfic people asserted their independence and determination to protect their own rights and in- terests, and that the friends of a prominent operator plainly indicated their purpose to aid in breaking the price of Western Union, and thus show their power. ‘We do not vouch for these facts, but they come from several sources. Lake Shore was the next important stock on the list, opening at 59%, advancing to 60%¢ and Qnally breaking to 69. There are mysterious hints of uture revelations connected with this security, the suthorship of which could not trace, but it Is ap- parent that the friends who have recently sustained it are weakening, and find themselves unequal to the task of maintaining ite recent strength under present condi- tions, The Pacific Mail and Panama people to-day held m meeting at which, it is sald, the recent agreement between the two companies was ratified. We have It on the authority of President Park that it was certainly signed, and that the prospects of the respective corpora- tions will be more promising than ever as soon as the general market becomes settled. The opening*price of Pacific Mail was 3754; it advanced to 3744, and closed at 86%. The closing quotation of Panama was 130, Union Pacific opened and closed at 713%, with sales in the in- terim at 72'4. Rock Island declined to 106%, North- west to 395, preferred to 544, New York Central to 103%, St. Paul to 35%, preferred to 624, and Erie to 45%; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph sold at 20, North- ‘west common receded from 40 to 38%; do. preferred from 65 to 5434. The other changes will be found less Amportant. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRIC: The following table shows the opening, highest and Jowest prices of the day -— Opening. Ch rest. Lowest. jew York Central for” “ta 103% 1g 13434 16% 16% 60% 59 38 55 bag 1074 106 55 ‘lwaukee and St. Paul... 36% 85% iL and St, Paul pref. 62% 62 Ohio and Mississippi... 18% 18% ew Jersey Centr 110% 10K ware, Lack, an 119% 1195 ‘nion Pacitc. $ 72 1K estern Unis BOG 1B tlantic and Pacific Tel... 20 20 20 racific Mail........ 87% 376 86% CLOSING PRICES—3 P. x, Mil & 8t Paul... 35! Mil & St Paul pf 62 O24 Ind.. 52 ADVANCE AND DECLINE, ‘The changes since yesterday in the closing prices Dnowine,.—New York Central, 4; C., C. and. C., Delawaro and Lackawanna, 5 ‘Hannibal and St. Jose tt ont a} ret Bore i Eig rte com: jo, preterre raciti ail, 4 ‘anama, 1; me tne! Mey Ese: commie ide Visveans yg } inion Pacific, Western. Union, 23¢;'st. Paul’ pre- ferred, % ; Maripo: 1; Distriet of Columbia bonds, rie in London, "4 ae ADdvVanor.—Quicksilver, 4. The stationary securities re Atlantic and Pacitic Telegraph, Atlantic and Pacitic Preferred, Ohio and Mississippi and gold. STATE AND RAILROAD BONDS. Btate bonds at the Second Board wore dull; the only pale was New York State sevens bounty loan at 106, In \piroad bonds the busines waa balow the averase Pr eae The changes were, compared with last pre- vious sales, a decline of 1 per cent in Hannibal and St. Joseph eights, % in Union Pacific sinking. fund, 3 in Chicago and Northwest gold sevens, and Central Paci- fics, San Joaquin Branch,\and % in Union Pacifle firsts, and a rise of 3 in Harlem firsts and 4 in Chicago and Northwest currency consols. ho prices will be found in the official table, INVESTMENT SHARES. ‘The following shows the quotations at the board for investment sbares :— . Bid Asked. I1Ninois Central. . se 98% Cleveland and Pitts! % 905 Pittsburg, F. Wayne ane Ghicago guar. 100 Pa Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. 119 120% Chicago and Alton, ..... sss 100 10044 Chicago and Alton preferred. 102 104 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy. lloig pay United New Jersey RR, aud Canalo... 13034 — Morris and Essex....... 03% 104% New York, New Haven and Hartford... — 145 Delaware and Hudson Canal. . 19 120 BANK SHARKS. The following were tho bids to-day for city bank shares :—Chemical, 1,600; City, 805; Commerce, 12134; East River, 110; First National, 200; Fourth National, 98; Hanover, 90; Importers and Traders’, 196; Irving, 130; Leather Manufacturers’, 196; Manhattan, 154; Mercantile, 108; Merchants’, 121; Metropolitan, 133; Nassau, 104; New York, 102; Ninth National, 83; North’ America, 102; People’s, 140; Republic, 90; State of New York, 111; Union, 140. THE MONRY MARKET. The activity of the stock market made money more active than usual, consequent upon the calling in of loans and the caution incident to a feverish state such as bas existed allday. At one time the rate for call loans was advanced to six per cent, but after the de- mand was generally supplied there was a reaction to three per cent, at which rate money was freely offered just before the Stock Exchange was closed for the day. ‘The revised rates for foreign exchange are as fol lows:— Sity Days. ‘Three Days. Prime bankers’ sterling bills on London + 485 W48536 487K 2488 Good banker: sterling bills on London....... 4.843¢ 04.85 487 BA8TIE Prime commercial ster- . ling bills on London., 4.84 a04.843¢ 4.8634 0 4.87 Paris (francs)... + 518% AS1TIg 6.15% a 5.149% Antwerp (francs). 55.18 abt 6.15% a 5.14 Swiss (francs) > 6.18% a5.17%g 6.15% a 5.1436 Amsterdam (g ga 405 40% a 41 Hamburg (reichmark: Oia 94% 95% a 95% Frankfort (reichmarks). 945 a 94% 955% a 957% Bremen (reichmarks)... 943, a 94% 95% a 95% Berlin (reichmarks)..... 9430 947% 9558 95% THR GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 1143 and closed at 114}, the two ex- tremes having been 1144 a 114%. The rates paid for borrowing were 1-64, 6, 7, 1-32, 1-16, 4, 382 and 2 percent. At the close loans were mide flat Consider- able excitement prevailed in this department, and the news from San Francisco was watched with unusual interest. Telegrams, however, were of a quieting char- acter, being to the effect that at the close of business a better fecling existed. It is known, however, that a scarcity of both gold and greenbacks is felt, and that until arrangements are made whereby the supply can be increased there must be more or less of difficulty in the way of ordinary banking and commercial busthess, ‘There was a large covering of short contracts. CLEARING HOUSE STATEMEN’ Currency exchanges. Currency balances. Gold exchanges, Gold balances. . Gold balances. . Currency balances. Gross clearances. PRODUCE EXPORTS. The exports of produce from this port for the week ending to-day are $4,146,000, against $5,583,068 for the corresponding week in 1874 and $5,420,644 in 1873, The total exports of produce since January 1, this year, amount to $16,812,329, against $197,859, 492 for the cor- responding period in 1874 and $190,229, 227 in 1873, . THR UNITED STATES TREASURY, ‘Washington advices state that there has been a fur- ther withdrawal of $509,000 greenbacks by the Secretary of tho Treasury, being equal to 80 per cent of the new na- tional bank note circulation authorized thismonth. The whole withdrawals since and under the act of January 14 now amount to $8,000,000, and the new national bank note circulation authorized to $10,000,000, The Assist- ant Treasurer paid out to-day $164,000 gold on account of interest and $17,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. The customs receipts to-day were $600,000. The ‘Treasury received $560,000 national bank notes for re- demption. GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed firm at the following quo- tations:—United States currency sixes, 123 a 12334; do. do., 1881, rogistered, 1203, a 120%; do. do., do., coupon, 122 a 1224; do, five-twenties, 1862, registered, 11534; do, do., do., coupon, 11534; do, do., 1864, regis- tered, 116% a 117; do. do., do., coupon, 116% a 117%; do, do., 1865, registered, 11734 a 118; do. do., do., cou- Pon; 118 a 11834; do, do., do., new, registered, 118% a 118%; do, do., do., do., coupon, 1183¢ a 118%; do. do., a 120%; do. do., 1868, registered, 120% a 121; do, do., do., coupon, 120% a 120%; do. ton-forties, registered, 115% 0.115%; do. do., coupon, 11954 a 119%; do. fives, 1881, registered, 116% a 116}4; do. do., do., coupon, 1167 allty. THE POREIGN MARKET. The London advices report the withdrawal of £17,000 bullion trom the Bank of England on balance to-day, Consols are firmer, advancing to 94 11-16 for money and 94% for the account. American securities are quiet, and closed steady. To-day is selling day at the London Stock Exchange, and closed without startling feature. The California troubles produced no excite- THE LATEST QUOTATIONS, Monday y. Tuesday. 9456 9436 2 109% 10934 + 106% 10634 1083 108 5g 2 10436 104g + 105 105 3-16 93 93, 88% 8856 i 9244 925 Union Pacific land grants. 9036 9034 Erie Railway. 14 14g Central Pacific + 93% 93% | Pennsylvania Railroad + 45 u% Reading Railroad..... + 81K 50% Now York city 6's 106; 106 Virginia State bon: 56 5536 MEMORANDA, Letters from Baltimore confirm the telegrams of yes- terday that no trouble bas occurred in any of the banks of that city. They are somewhat involved with the Sterling-Ahrens paper, but the loss is widely distrib- uted. The British Bank of North America obtained an in- junction in the Court of Common Pleas this morning restraining Laidlaw & Co. from disposing of certain drafts now on their way from California, Fifty thousand dollars in gold was sent to the Bank of Portland, Oregon, to-day. A despatch from London states that the steamer Far- ‘Aday has recoverod the end of tho eastern portion of the direct cable and is now in telegraphic communica- tion with London; but she has not yet succeeded in finding the western section of the cable, and reports that unfavorable weather retards operations. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Toxspay, August 31, 1875, BEFORE CALL—10 a M. CAN Weegb. 87 1000 do... 200 Han & St Jo 200 Fae Mail 8S. 40 Erle RK 0 8 oni ahi TRB, 1867, registered, 120a 12034; do. do., do., coupon, 120% | | quote :—Regular, 180. « 1330. gold. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, 500 20% 900 Mil & St P BR. 800 36%, 100 200 104% 300 36! 300 56: 100 36 100 36: 100 36 36 10:15 AND 11:30 A. $5000 U 8 5's, '81.be 116 2000 a : SE sorstet grees 22 E seise eeytest CES = 3 rh | £ = e Bee 1 EESES & SERRE 3 S SEEEEE SEEECECEEE ” 5 eskeseese: de 100 Harlem 800 brie Kit, BEFORE CALL—12:30 P, x ? $5000 Harlem 1at, cou. 11274 100shs Un Pac RR.. QP, je 85 fees 120% $5000 U 8 6%, 781, x SECOND BOARD—1 P, 1000 Mor & Ess 2d m. 1000 Un Pacsink £be eesequsuauasy . S52 a - eZeeeese: SERELEEEEERRE 5 mSeepe 2 3 ° re % = SESESE oz meee. ESss FEE 8 rene Ss Hs a 2 s ene dice beig ae norte EUESEREE E 600 L 35) 2000 Fe | 1200 62! | 800 e | 900 18: 300 18 3500 Po} COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT STEADY—FUTURES QUIET— FLOUR DULL AND EASY—WHEAT QUIET AND STEADY—CORN IRREGULAR AND LOWER—OATS IRREGULAR AND LOWER—RYE QUIET AND NOMI- NAL—BARLEY QUIET AND UNCHANGED—BAR- LEY MALT DULL AND UNCHANGED—PORK In- REGULAR—LARD DULL AND EASIER—PETRO- LEUM QUIET AND WEAK—WNAVAL STORES STRONG—GROCERIES QUIET—HIDES QUIET AND STEADY—OILS QUIET AND STEADY—WHISKEY FIRMER—FREIGHTS STEADY—HEMP AND JUTR QUIET—GUNNIES STRONG, Turspay, August 31—6 P. M. The merchandise markets were still characterized by irregularity, and there was but a limited demand for most commodities, On ’Change flour remained quiet. ‘Wheat was depressed by free recetpts of unsound spring, the market for which was dull and lower, Corn was in about the same situation, prices being lower on account of free arrivals of unsound, for which there was but little demand, Oats irregular and jower. Whiskey firmer. Pork stronger, Lard quiet and easier, Freights quiet; charters held higher, particu- larly vessels for grain. Cotton on the spot steady; futures quiet, Petroloum quiet, and weak. Naval stores steady, Hides quiet and steady. Otls quiet and steady. Hemp and Jute were quiet. Gunnies strong. Groceries niet, i Asurs.—The market was dull and prices were more or Jess nominal, We quote :—Pota, Se. a Sige. ; pearls, 7Tig0. a 80. Axrimony.—The market was quiet and unchanged. We Buxswax was steady. We note sales of 1,600 Ibs, South- ern at 84¥¥0, and 2,000 Ibs, do. (Tonnesses) as U4. We quote :—Western, 330. ; Southern, 340. « 34}¢0. Broom Cow was quiet and steady. We quote:—Brush, short green, choice, Ile. « 19¢.; hurl, green, 11c @ 126. ; green medium, 10c. a 116.1 red and red tipped, 8. a 90. CANDLES.—The jobbing demand was fair at steady prices. We quote Sperm, 200. a 90c. ; sperm, patent, Macy's, 38a, 8.30¢.; stearic, R, G. Mitchell & Co.'s (16 08.), 270. # 28. ; adamantine (12, 14, 16 02), 12360, a 17c., paraffine, 4’s, O's ‘and 12's, 20¢. a Ble. Corrxs.—The market for Rto and Santos was barely steady and quiet. We note sale of 913 bags Rioex Ontario on pri- vate terms, Mild grades wero firm oe ‘nage Wo 193¢6. @ sen |E “Marectbo he “ice fp, 0 ag ‘Dorningo a i onapsragi ada Recaaign Ceyto adie, ; Jamal Porto Rico, 4 200, 216, § Angostara, 190. @ 213¢6. § Curacoa, 183g0, a 2 Correa —The market for tn SEPTEMBER 1, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. Se. mixed lots, 19. » b.: American hing and rices, We 4 Th. ihe, .16e.; do, cordage Tice"; tarred Manila, 1430. "Sisal rope, Be. Lago emp, tarred, was folr ai, steady ‘and small sine). or rope yarns, 16346. Tee a ie. iNew 2 ‘The demand for cotton on the spot was fair, but confined exclusively for spinning purposes. Holders were willing sellers at quotations, and seemed disposed to enter- tain any fair bids. The offerings were more abundant than for some time past. Exporters withdrew completely. from the market, the tenor of the private advices from Liverpool idedly unfavorable. Short notices were offered at 14\4c., and even 14 3-16¢, without takers, the difference be- tween these and regular September deliveries being nearly foe. Perptb, Tho market closed easier, but not quotably Future deliveries opened heavy at 1-16c. to tgc. de- cline, influenced by the decline in Liverpool, the large re- ceipts at Galveston and the fine weather prevailing in the South. Angust, and September lost nearly 3-1 fall months aud the Mantle ( Gage 32e. ; 3ge.: Jan -32e.; February 13 11-160. a 13 33.26 13 & 13° 15-160. ; April, 1060, ©, 16 5-836 cid 14 5-166. a 14 11-320. 143¢e. ; ike a 14 21. classification in force Sep- ‘un Quotations beaed on standard ol and'on upland cotton tm store Fanning fn quality natn moro than half'a grade above or below tho grado aot met rt ate raige Ps ina het ‘ow midiing. Vase: iniddiing, 153¢e. ; fet oma ns based on ean stand: ‘classificatio Ordin 12 Good odin 33 13! Low middi 4 14 Middhin, He 8 15 5 15: 15) ies ie 16: 16% 16% ast . Total, Consumption... 1 en rea 1 2.400 do, fe; December, * 3,84 8 146.5 January, 8,700 do.’ at 1B. © 18 0.10.1 Fobrunty, 1560 do, at 18 1-160, a 13%c.; March, 2,500 do, at 13 a 13 15-166. Apa 100 do, ag 14'5-B2e. 5 Jul: Ny, 900 do, 14 21-32c. Total, 18,900 bales, ‘The receipts were a4 follows:—Galveston, 1,418 bal 63; Mobile, 5: leston, 14: Norfolk, 28; Boston, 78; Philadelphi bales, ‘This day last week, 529 This day last year, 1250 bales, Total since Beptember 1, 9.486.408 bales, Colton freights, closed ax gollows:—To Havre, by steam, 11-1 to Hamburg, by ste: © compressed: to. Bremen, fteam, ge. compressed; to Liverpool, by stoam, 30; by ‘Fearmens wore quiet bat firm. Wo quote—Prime new B7e.: choloe do. do., SSa. « Ge. ; selected 40. 580, a 59. quality, 90. © 400; hen feathers, Go. e.; turkey feathers, be. por Ib without decided change. We quote:— $2 20a $2 25, currency, and $1 10, —Codfish—There was a better mpply. but trade was active, Sales wore made of 00 paintaly Georgn’s ), and 300 do. Grand Bank at $5 25, Mackerel were No. 1's were dull. The sales were 200 bbls. na “Total Bi wheat, 181, rae; ; gens eT iS corn, bags; bariey, 500 bushels; barley malt, 9,500 do, ‘The flour market ruled dull and ‘oasy for all kinds, though quotations remain substantially the same. 10 sales were 19,605 bbls. Corn meal was quiet and The salen were 200, bbls snd, 000 ae ot Gh O08 #4 6 fo Brandywine, eg 7 a Bi 0 ui poe for Jersey, bbl. 5 ir 100 ‘be. for pte nh bat yeilow, re i eee noted — Coarse, $1 46; fine ained 1 49; Satdod’ ee $1 and woited white, $1 80, per 100 Iba. qmoted Coarse, $1 48 8$175; fine white, $1 9001 No. 2 State $4 25 $4 75 5 25a 6 50 5 a5 a 625 6508 675 Superfine Wi 5258 550 Extra Wester 5 75a 800 6008 750 5 85a 6 50 oe 750 1508 850 6508 700 70a 750 800a 850 850a 950 5 25a 600 4508 500 5258 550 + 600a 725 Bor . 7508 925 Corn meal, Wer 3708 430 Gorm tage cater + 3658 420 Corn meal, Bran: ae tae 4 60a 475 Corn meal, punchaons. 21508 — —Wheat was quiet and ing, but dull and. ect Sasier for all other kinda. The receipts wore heavy, and con. sted mainly of unsound Obieago, for which thera gr ng demand, The sales compr 28. $1 84 for No. 2 Chicago, prime No. 2 Milwnukeo; 81 45\0 $1 45% for No. 1 itiwaukee and Minnesota, was irregular and lower, ‘firm business was done at the decline. about 200, 71 to warm to good a 8c, for a fow ear lots of ve very high mixed and yellow; Tae. for mixed, deliverable 1 half September. to condition; Oats were irregular and lower for new. The sulos were 65,000 bushols at 7c. 8 000, for mix Sic. for new ml mixed and winter. farley was qui change. Rye was quiet ‘and nominal. Barley malt was doll and unchanged. We quote :—Two-rowed Stata & $1 87 cash, and $1 40, time; four-rowed eget a a o sist, 45 cash, and $1 508 $1 53 time; Cana $1 50 a $1 60 cash, and $1 65 a $) 80 time. Beau ead poas--Modiurme werd quiot out boldors were very firm in thelr views. wore quiet, without decided change. Other ‘arrows Sioa. were dull aud more or lees nominal. We quote =~ ju 15 8 $2 20; do., falr to pond, now, $2, 40; 3 met a 82 boas Baas j By ioe Fi a Laces was dull ra prices were somewhat {rregular. Taree 1 were in moderate de- mand. Prunes were heli ‘Almonds were dull’ and Enchanged. Currants wore in lit request. Citron was quiet and without further change. Filberts were dull and more or less nominal. Brazil nuts werein some demand and steady. Pigs wore in moderate demand at full prices. We quote:— Mie aver eaisins, $2 12 20; 100g muscatel do., $3 40 ry Curr a BO, ice, ene Stes, Mie: Aalearte 10805 1 yas ann Strat ae ee br. an a sey et ead eh Hear ano Jura. —Juto ‘bate we were pe and viest no 250,000 Ibs. lake at Cy o pheashing. 600: pola Jlos teed ch 4 dull and. n Jute ey: rie cs of 500 bales oe rajected on iste ry 1) Bees foe oe A #36 eld oie batis qucted at 1960's eng oat 5. S366. Hire. the Tarket wae steady, with « fatr demand st full prices. Comm: werg: in full unchanged prices. 1,800 dry Texas tie 2, S00 Genial Toxas on terms not press raed We quote — Brent Taine. 2 20)ge; Mo 203'te Si ibe. * Gocheontens St ‘to. 22 toe Blo to ai pi anged. The Shino. at $1 62 un Leoge We as re urpentibe, 3} ard f rained ron, $1 89 «$1 i Wilasfagsan tar, 8235; pitch, Ous.—Linseed was quiet and without decided chan, Lard was dull and more or less nominal. Olive was a unchanged, nseod was scarce and holder firm intheir views. Menbaden was moderately acti with sales of 1 Crede ha 7) 100 bbls, S30 B20, waale 4 ules “ot Philadelphia at 11 bulk was quoted 15: do. bbls., refinea, stan‘ tem! for Ph 1 e155 at # 10. ty dicate, 97346. asked.’ Shipments, im . $1 “Fonitoen tee denen be sweets was moderate at fall unchanged prices. ‘The supply of common was la: sad the fone was gules end without Tarthor change. irs. Taland, per bbl, $1 208 $1 60; sweet yellow, ios.— Becelpts Pork, 4A packages: beet, 4 4 Tard, 31 do.” The pork uncles wae firme! sian spake slan sales mous at $20 90 & $21; 4,000 bbla., for Octobe y, 1. Dressed’ hogs were quiet at 10%e. « Lic. jeefs and beef hams were ni former Bacon was quict and ©. for rate 3 city lor clear. Cut ments quiet jes of 10 boxes Fit’ peltfea at 13}¢0.,25 bongs tulddles as 1440, snd 79 boxes long clear middles at 18¢.; 750 pickled hams ‘st 13%. ; 600 do, shoulders at 10% ‘Lard was dull and easier, wih ‘25 tierces new Western at 13%c., 90 do. Gao i al ot tees 14760. 100 do Western kettle at 14e., 175 do. at 1334. do. Western strong, for Be tember del 13} ie. So don Ostover, at an Bubioc—The market was'stoady, with « moderate demand at fixed prices. We quote State, good to choice, 20e. do., common to ing getern cfeam to choice, 270. choice, 18c. @ 200.4 essitn veaette nad’ Blickigts. tals © chales, Vie: Cheese.—The market w a fand prices were nom- incily unchanged, We quote;-Stats tactory, common fancy, 4c. 0 11c.; do, pars skim, Ge. « Be. ; do. dairies, fancy, full cteam, 9¢. good, part skim, 4c. i foro Maciony, Comuglen te eo taney On: 8 1 ean was still searce and was, conse- gently, drm. Other We note sales of gs Rangoon at 4 1d, in bond, and 1,000 bags do. ve, for export) 6014, in bond. Also'opbing sales Carolin 8 Sige. ; 210 bags Rangoon at Ge. « Gee. and 150 bbls outeiana at 63, ie. | Wenter -ades were steady. 5c. Mossrs. almage's Sons & Co.,of harteston, & C., report the first arrival of the new crop Carolina rice (3 caaka). The quality is very handsome and the yield promises an excess over last year, and is being shipped to their house in this city” by’ the steamship Stream. We quote Caroling, fair, to, prime, Te, a Sige: Louis: ina, OMe, a 7ige.;. fair to prime and common quail ties dows to Ske; Rangoon, . Patna, nd, 2340. per lb., cold, “Tes Te, currency; Hangoon, 18 cash. Sxkps.—Grams was quiot and unchanged. Clover was in moderate demand. Flax was dull and moro or less nominal Canary was quict at about former rates. Russian hemp was in fuirdemandand steady, We quote:—Clover. Western, 13c. timothy, $3 13% 25 per bushel: canary, 75; = at aoe te - Fa bey, fester freiea, Calcutta, $2, gold, time; Som Srice.—The (ad ie or Other kinds Sicily, rou, “ial & 650. ; i ar mae tot Jona’ 170. Soe. a Se. Oigert nuimegs, Stat 6s port, i SHRanINn was dull at 15540. a 15}¥e. for Western and 16340. rc SPxurEn. market for foreign was dull and less nominal. Domestic. was quiet and “without, further tener" quote :—Foreign plate. $7 1254 a $7 25; domes do. Suais—The market for raw was quiet and nominally steady. We note sales of 100 hhds Porto Rico at 834c., and 275 boxes clayed at 73ic. a 8} efined sugar, was ‘un changed. We quote —Fuir refini food do., Bie; Guba grocary, fair to cholea, 8} ee o., centrifugal, hhds. and boxes, Nos. 8 to 13, 40; do., molasses, hhds. and boxes, Ning oie ora Bien ¢ reining, ‘common im, a a8) io0, B3¢c. Bee ae Side Sea ot e214 4c.; ‘crushed, 1f6.;' powdered, ‘Tie. ; granulated, yellow, Bye. a Oye Oxia C.O1Ge digo cut Isat Miksh Sas-auiee bak eae with pales ot za,do0n Tbe at ges Bice. for prime. x.—Pig was searce and holders, were very firm In thetr views, (Tin plates were quiet at former rates, The sales Wer 800" Bence cheresal’ tin’ at Oy 600" boxes. “dos temo on terms snot made pnblic, ' and 500 boxed t $7. We quote Banca coke terne at a B% do. es Bilin. Te and ; do., refined do., 18%0. #106, ola. Fisseg, choice, Biands—1. C. ‘charcoal, Box, $8 Pee Siem torne, $0 00 w 88 75; 6 “blo market for Kentucky was firmer, with’sales of 250 hide, af fully,uuchanged prices, Seed leaf was fairly active an The sales were 200 cases Connecticut, 1873, at i terms; 14 caves Conn ublios 85 cases 190 cases State, crop 1873, on private pee erop 18} on terms not made 1873, at 8%c., and 5c, The market for si g 1s72--Connocticut and Massachusetts fil seconds, 106. a 126. ; do. do; wrappers, 100. Yania, tilers, 730..8.90. 5 do. wrappers, af, 18! ay. tee sorted lots, 1a Grop 187: Doanvetions nad Masse: Shusorts.diters; Tore 803 2: 40. seconds, 100: 126; Con- necticut wrappers, 20c. a '45c.; do sasorted ots, Se. & 250. ; Massachusetts do.'do., 140. » 17c.; Ne ke assorted lots, common, Se. a 11 {do do. ood to fine, Mie aise Penn? sylvania’ assorted lots, 16¢) a 25¢.; Ohio do., Bigo. @ 10e. ; Yaconsin do.. Ze, 8 108. Crop of, of 1874-Conneeticut seconds, fine lots, era, do., Bo. do seconds, and tiles, ra 8c. a 106. ae Ss ‘85c, 8 900. ; ay due, #1 10's $1 25 Yara—As- Sorted love, er lb, WVuiseey.Becaipte, G40 bile. ‘The market was steady, with sales of 890 bbls. wt $1 24 per gallon. Woon —! arket was quiet and without material chan, XXX Ohio fleece at ey A ag sales of 30,000 Ibs. Sle, be. Michigan X flesce 15.000 Ibs. slightly by fall clip California at VT Dge- 9,000 Ibs. spring clip do. “0c, ,000 Ibs. scoured spring eli culp do $5 1,000 Ibs. scoured do. at 47i¢c., 6 bags Sige, ‘10 and 30 bags No. 1 pul eda Be Ih or do; ak Ae. 10,000 Ibs. it 480., 5,000 Ibs. burry, caveat ar tae ts ibe Coico, ai 280, 15,000 Ibs, Wost ge. and on pt ‘terms, 120,000 Ibs, fall itp Cal p Calton, 100 bags ab pulled, ‘and5,000 Ibs. un- teri nm. qa ~ ehests were in Cais demand and steady at Biy0 @ Ge., gold, as to numbers, rth freights were active was rates were nominally steady. The chartering demand was light both for grain and petroloum vessels. but. ae the arrivals and ae were li pt, there was a rather better tone fo the market at tl The engagements were as fol- ws —To pool, an “steam, 11200) bushols Giga. a 7d; 10 London, 24,000 bushels areas st soa find by sail, abons “300 0 bbls. rosin on porate terms. The ch ~A British bark, from pede to patrery > with 500 bbls. refined feigp onl at ish ship, also'from Philadelphia to Antwerp, wit eh S000 bis. ae dares 4.64.5 dark, hence to Newcastle, with 2, a Norwegian bark, hence to Rouen, with 3 .600 bbis. naphtha Schooner, hetios to. Naples, with bons Tou pbid. ang 5.000 casee redined pet . Wt de, 10;gd. for bbls, and 24c. for cases. riieretek MARKETS. Angust 31, 1 Yh eee, 3x sc. 5 ger low middling, Stee: : ‘Net receipts, 1, 418 Gj bal ae oe Great Britain, 60 bal rs, 393. 6,109, Powe het ales gyro Exports To Groat 6; coustwise, 1.395. Sales, Sar Ortxans, An) 31, 18%. 14%c.; low’ middling,’ 13; ot receipts, 63 paleay gro Four dayy’ net reseipts, 003 Sales: grt te—To s fasbaie pg bales; to she jes, 650, fe wt inent, 355, Mo. August 31, 1875, eer det a 5 bal Biock, actual, r days? net pp youn 5 Aho 10, Cotton nominal ; pe gent do 1 13% a 13%e.; Exports pM er 10 receipts, 160 bales. 4 stead: nating 7 fe ‘nie, ‘dala 1a We pectons phn en ordinary. ay Ta mi . po low ‘s eae . oe aates, oO Reereare Pees i Souawion, etry sw2c0, Angust 31, 1875, Flour erat $s sales of ‘ork ; hamber, 20 to the ‘Lake receipte—Barley, 7, lumber, Canal Racnte bora, 8,400 AB) wuabelsy ins CrxcAgo, August 1, 1875, Pernt ‘and ic. 31 00: Ses fCas as lower rates; ae (c.; sales at 62! ber, bid seller Nols ‘one ee "eet srt + ua rer, closing Se, lace ee Soler ron oe closed maul} Flour daitage boheme Malye lower; No. 1 fr of exabet: Sil elias bop apteraber of” or 3 market closed October a pandas " STATEMENT. New Yore, Angust 31, a. following tn the net recelpte of cotton ap all Septomber m7 New York. Boston. HAVANA antes pore 290 0 231. The markets are quiet NA MARKET. Havana, Angast 28, 1875, wing bo Faind, and quotations are unchanged. EUROPEAN MARKET. Lowpow, August 31—Evening.—Spirits sarpentine, 22s, 94. @ 23s. per ows. EN ae ate ce FINANCIAL. (AUGUST BELMONT & CO. 19 and 21 Nassan stroo issue Tr: eter! rediea available im all vere ‘of the wortd, th sh the io ne Messrs, DZ ROTHSCHILD sTAlso Commercial. Cr Credits and Tolographie Transfers of Money on California and Kurope, we —- ‘AT REASONABLE pay pees ON Lire pin ineurance decurhiony insurance, of ol fected’ with best com: panies. Jed. ace 2s £.00., 117 Brondway. JOHN HICKLING & CO., BANKERS AND Brokers, 72 Broadway, New York. ‘xecute orders for Stocks Beapit oft yall end see at tas marae ears | 28 eee? id for 72 oak el sear tse! FINANCIAL, LOAN OF $1,200 WANTED—ON & FIRST CLASS A Second Mortgage of $2,000, on Fulton avenue Brooklyn; or would soll at a'bargain. Address B. W.. Herald Brockiyn Branch office, ier SEVEN PER CENT WATER Bonds, due in 1999, 00,000 for sale Bervaco ‘crTy street. ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON Goon airing to BORROW O8 INVEST - 1 GRANT, 145 Broadway. MPOXEX 70 LOANCWITHONT BONUS, ON BOND it LUDLOW & CO., No. 3 Pine street. ONEY WANTED—ON FIRST MORTGAGE, ON TM Worth three to five times more than the amount required, AMES A. MORRISSE, Paterson, N. J. Fi QP iaileoas cont 7,78 Broadway, New York. Augnat turing September n the eight per cent converti on presentation of the proper coupons at the Bank of North New York, on and after Wede . September 1, 1875. ensure. $1. OOO WANTED-RY A LADY TAVING A GOOD It, by * DANIEL A. MORAN, 4 Wall New York city a without bonus. Principals de and mortgage on elty pro M proved (Al) Property, in the city of Paterson, N. Ja FICR OF 7a HANNIBAL AND. ST. JOSEPH 20, 1875,—The intere: jo bonds of this company will be paid America, No. 44 Wall stree JOHN P. ACKER, ness ; “ieratd will be given as seow Herald Uj office, y. Address IN TAN. WANTED—ON FIRST MORTGAGE ON & $3. 000 me Farm of 60 acres at Northport. Le E house, bas ; farm worth $9,000; a fair Neen. “Adtions bee 142 Herald offce. $50. 000 WANTED-ON FIR®T CLASS PRO ductive City Property, for five years at six Address G. er cent; bondsman first class; rental $12,000, . C., eare of E. Now, 83 Nassan stroet. $700 00 TO LOAN—ON BOND AND Py 3 gage; Mortgages cashed. V. YENSON, Jr. 11 Pits sevoot or £5 Least Seventeenth N. B.—These being estate funds none but prime appli considered. pene ions COPARTNERSHIPS. ISSOLUTION.—THE COPARTNERS foe existing under the rm name of HED 4 GO., ta ais day dissolved by mutual consent: inn JAMES CUNNINGHAM, ‘The business will be curred on by the undersianed. whe will sien in auidation, ENRY BR. RUSSELL. New Your, August 31 Is! OLUTION OF PARTS BRSHTP. THe, PARTNER heretofore existing between undersigns dor the fem name of Barry & Green, is ¢ ‘he le day disso! wed ‘by mutual con: MICHART TORBEN. NE YORK, SEPTEMBER 1, 1875. The copartnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, forming the fir to-day by limitation. m of Canton! & Barlinc, ceases SALVATORE CAN’ HORATIO H, BARLING. The banking business will be continued by the undersigned - under the firm name of NTONT & CO. CA a at No, 85 Wall street. SALVATORE CANTONI. HE COPARTNERSHIP _RERETOFORE STING under the firm name of William Rimmer & Cameron af Custom House Brokers, at No. 48 Pine street, is this day dis solved. The business will be continued at the same place by Willlam Rimmer on his own account WILLIAM BIMMER & CAMERON. _Kew Yore, August 81, vat HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING under the style of firm Newburger Bros. is disclved this day by the retirement of Si Siem. I Newburger. All liabilities of the Inte firm are aseumed by Jacob Newburger, who is alne authorized to collect all ontstandings, and who will continue the boginese at No. - Prince ae aioe uw Yorx, August 11, 1875. ER, JACOB NEWBURGER. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED FOR MER chants, manufacturers and others: Mining Interests %c., negotiated; Real Estate exchanced for Business, tons with capital secking business advised (without charge) of approved opportunities. References :—Thomax ham. produce commission, 108 Broad street; Folletre a ner, lithographers, ‘esey stree: . “GRIGGS & CARLETON, Financial and Business Brokers, 08 Broadway. “AX EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR INVEST. ment in a Western city—A Jobbing Business in Dry Gocds and Notions: has boon fully ult ung annual sales m $600,000 to $900,000: men with sufficient enpital te Bundle sath © besiness onn fed the oppertanity Tithont buy. ing any old stock: rente and taxes very moderate, Post office box 3,543. THOROUGHLY ESTABLISHED WHOLESALB and Retail Business; stock om hand about $12,0004 rofits average over $5,000 per anni benr close inves | Cention: for sale or exchange for near-by Property, A | BLOMQVIST, 150 Nassau streot. SPLENDID CHANCE FOR THE RIGHT PERSON.— Wanted, a partner, with from $3,000 to $5,000, to open @ beantifying establishment similar to hove in Paris ond London. A sure fortune in it. Address, stating where an m4 br ged may be had, SECURITY, Herald Uptown B: of CTIVE MAN, WITH MODERATE MEANS, WANTED ‘AA. To extend an entablished business, working best phote- engraving process invented ; also agents for every large ci PHOTO-GALVANIC RELIEF COMPANY, 129 West way. J PARTY WITH $15,000 WANTED—IN A GRAIN oud commission business to take en interest of partner now retiring in consequence of protracted illness. Address GRAIN, Herald Uptown Branch mateo. N HONEST, AGREEABLE, ENTERPRISING Ase ciate of good addreas, who can invest at once $ aad ean learn of an opportunity to realize $10,000 this fall ewe Partial from JEFFERS & BEECHER, 28 road «! root. GENTLEMAN HAVING FROM $3,000 wonld like to form a connection with « an established business in staples, where an ‘oftios man is re- quired’ unexceptionaple reference as to capabilities, Ry commnnications treated with the utmost confidence. dress FINANCIAL, Herald office. AT EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN WISHES TO ‘tin some safe and legitimate business; will invest 0 $3,000 "000. Address, with full particulars and Soeete ‘Sox 180 Herald ofice. LONG ESTABLISHED CUSTOM SHIRT TRADE for sale, or satisfactory aresngements, made with s bus iness man or cutter as partner in business Address Herald Uptown of office. \OMMISSION HOUSES.—A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF considerable means and experience, desiros to assoclate himself with a first class commission house, who need rd tlonal eapital and his services in their business; highest erences. Address, with particulars, FIDELE, Horald Uj town Branch office. NOR SALE OR Ek py popes ON exon American Centennial Game recently patented; will com mand large sale in 1876, For particulars address V. ck KY box 117 Herald office. ue kero) ded EXCHANGE of Bs fe a prookire 4 etuees & more Broo roperty dine ince than sear, “kustiees bos "Yous route OR SALE OR TO LET—AN ESTABLISHED, FIRS? class private Millinery Business, with etistomers, alse fine location for drossmaking: terms moderate. Address Q. 8. H., Herald Uptown Branch office, i die! IMPORTING HOUSE IN CLOTH + with a well established trade of the best clase, ont seapiat to changes in the firm, wish to replace about $30,000, with amiactieg office ‘partner. Apply to GRIGGS & C: A way. gjd greablsbed reatt business, wateh hes the patronage sablishod re iness, which has the ad oan i aleatmer lin mH Te ale oe would ould diapone of whole: must be a Go the ey nt sdsee, Sr pasgtantacy of Intorviow, & .245 Post office, New York. No agents. a “TANUVAGTOREES AND ERS.- tiser, established and of long business experience, the sale or age: for either staple or articles est references. Address box 892 Post office, New Yor! TINWARR MANUFACTURERS —I HAVE A GOOD article that I ling to haye manufactured om royalty. Address J. “W. HUGHES, 51 Liberty street. "WE ADVERTISER, MANUFACTURING SPECIAL. ties having re: Garge profits) among the largest and best house ' geutiomaa to) to join him Apply to ANTEDTA PARTNER, WITH IN A WE! ws sr cittaied’ onal er gota an ae pag: ET 4 nose, BIGGS, No. 5 Dey street. ‘ANTED—A SOLID MAN TO TAKE ONE-THIRD wishe LLEY, interest in a strictly cash business; its Ls and gales anliaited; Tequires $2,000, secured. IRON & WANTED—AS PARTNER, EITHER AC- $10,000 "yr erspectel unexabebed mune required. ‘Address JONES, box {68 Herald office. LEGAL NOTICES. ‘Abraham Robinson, son of Jamos Robinson, late of Oia Hatt near Bruniey, in ithe county of Lancashire, Eng Tnnd, farmer, and fen Mary Smith, lato of Bl in the the goanty of Laneusbirer who did on the days souary, 1974, and to the child or children of the if an eatin er even ines by the will of the sald Macy if to the raham Robin- son, orto tech on or children, aad “ire ite or they will com munioate ‘undersigned Tepe Bertaken for paying overhead I to the party Meatitled thereto, on recaiving ‘sailefectory ‘proct Wha 10th day of March, 1878, at 17 CHARULEY, SON & FINCH, Giaekpook, Lancachive, Rag! Solettors for the Executors of sald Mary os —— WANTED TO PURCHASE. Dae WANTED—ENGLISH. ADDRESS ALPHA, station G. ANTED-—-A GOOD SIZED SECOND HAND SAFR sour mint, Bg in fst rane onder. ‘acsaroun with pertiooiens Morrisania, ANTED Rt A SAM ROOM, Halt Liveroot in one. “Adrese M. Bhs bos 130 Herald Untown Branch office. ANTED TO PURCHASE—STORE AND HARD’ see W's ain 9 Wi le rr ne cy tu a Branch office. WATCHE: JEWELRY, &C. aaa MADB a) GOODS LEFT ON COMMIS: sion Jewelry, Silverware, ‘sill ., bought an yin oa NEswan treat, corn if” AON ytchen, every, itverwan pect at een BARRINGER, 735 Sresteen Disagrees oe ory sll sane AND suyae as a > Totes pls, Shawls tale Ovne