The New York Herald Newspaper, November 6, 1875, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. “FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Stocks a Trifle Stronger—Sharp Engineer- ing Among the “Bulls.” Rag Paper 86.77—Money on Call Easy at 2 Per Cent—Railroad Bonds Firm, The Panama and Pacific Mail ; Companies. Wau granny} Frivay, Nov. 5—6 P. M. The stock market opened weak and within the first half hour of business declined trom 3 to }g per cent below the closing prices of last night. Thereatter it remained in a feverish and uncertain condition until past midday, It appears that the sharp decline of yes- terday in the bonds and stocks of Union Pacific in- duced fears that it would endanger the standing of certain loans upon the same, and hence it became im- perative that the nominal quotations should be re- turned to the points from which they had broken. The sinking fund bonds were therefore taken in hand at an early hour and gradually advanced from 81 to 83, with & subsequent jump to 84 and 85—a comparatively sate and easy undertaking if it is claimed that the stock bas any value, After the bonds reached 84 the stock, whicn had before fluctuated from 62% w 63% a 624 a 63 a 62%, was rapidly moved up to 65 and closed with that bid, So far from the prices of these securities having been untavorably affected by the rumors concerning an adverse decision by the Supreme Court in the company’s suit it ts more likely that average operators reasoned that any fore- kuowledge of the kind was an impossibility and that, therefore, they were much more likely to have been purchasers than sellers of the stock at the decline, It is noticeable that there were over 13,000 shares traded in yesterday, against 5,000 shares to-day, PACIFIC MAIL opened at 38, and after a decline to 3734, fluctuated be- tween 3844 a 8734 a 38, until the movement in Union Pacitle above took place, when it advanced to and closed at 39. Concerning this company we now have authority for confirming the rumors referred to yeste! day, to wit:—That the Panama Railroad has given the required notice to the Pacific Mail Company that the tontract recently made between the two companies must terminate at the expiration of the noticed time— ninety days—and further, that it ts the intention of the Panama Company hereafter to run its own line of Steamers between New York and Aspinwall and Panama and San Francisco, It is also stated that the notice from the Panama Company contained a demand upon the Steamship Company, the nature of which we are only permitted to guess, from the fact that the Steamship Company is largely in arrears ir its pay- ments of the railroads proportion of the traffic earn- ings for the past four months. TUX GENERAL MARKET, ag before stated, was barely steady at the decline of yesterday until after the movements in Union Pacific and Pacitic Mail above described, when the ‘bulls,’’ seeming to regain courage, commenced to hoop’? the entire list and succeeded in establishing at the close fn average advance over lust night and in frightening the few “bears’’ who had increased their sales during the morning's dulness into buying, thus giving to the market an apparently firm close. Western Union was the single exception to the weakness of the morning hours, remaining firm at 7534 a 76, and finally closing at 76z; yet when it is remembered that this stock pays quarterly dividends of two percent its present price, When compared with the prices of some of the railroad stocks which pay none and show no prospect of paying any, cannot be con- sidered a8 an exhibition of much strength, The fact illustrates how fictitious are the present values sought to be established by speculation, Lake Shore opened at 60% and sold at 60% a 60% a 60%; 0602, u 607% a 605;, and then spurted to 6134, with final sales at 682¢ and more offered at the price. The North Western und St, Paul stocks were weak in the carly trade, but under the generally “better”? feeling at the close recovered 1 and % per cent, respec- tively, {rom their lowest sales, Erie was quiet, only fluctuating between 1734 1701744 417%. The mar- ket as a rule closed firm at about the highest prices of the day. ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The changes in closing prices at the close of the market to-day compared with those of yesterday are as follows: Abvan —Atlantic and Pacific Railroad preferred, 3;; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 4@ Lake Shore, 7, Northwestern commor Ohio aud Mississipps, 3} Pacitic Mail, 1; St. Paul, J; do. preferred, 3; Union Pacitic, 2; Western Union, ‘13g; Missouri Pacific, 3%; Michigan Central, 2; New Jersey Central, %; District bf Columbia, 3-65 bonds, 4. Decuuxk —C., ©. andl. C., 1%; Northwestern pre- forred, 4; Panama, 4; Quicksilver, 34; Wabash, 4; gold, 3. StaTionary,—Atlantic and Pacife Telegraph, New York Central, Delaware and Lackawanna, Harlem, Rock Island and Erie in London. ‘THE BALES TO-DAY, ‘The transactions on the Stock Exchange to-day ag- gregated 169,700 shares, which were distributed among agtive stocks as follows:—New York Central and Hudson, 284; Erie, 4,250; Lake Shore, 50,200; North- western, 14,800; do, preferred, 100; Rock Island, 130; Pacific Mail, 48,200; St Paul, 1,700; do. pre- ferred, 500; Obios, 700; Western Union, 25,650; Wabash, 100; Union Pacific, 5,200; C., €. and 1. C., 2,900; Missouri Pacific, 1,200; Michigan Central, 1,100, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, ‘The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— Opening. Highest, 104 104 Lowest. New York Centra 104 Harlem eee 132 Erie.. 17 Luke Shore 60% Northwestern ‘pref. Rock Isiand, Pittsburg... Mil. and St. Paul pr Ohio and Mississippi, New Jersey Central. Dei., Lack: and Western Union Pacitic C., C, and I. Central Western Union Vacitic Mail Panama. Han & St Jopt Luke Shore Ad Ex... neeaty| Michigan Con 61% Amerienn Hix 5 63 ie NY & Horlem, Wells-Furgokix 78 NYC &H R104 Chic & Alton. NJ Central. Clev & P Ohio & Miss Chic d NW. Panama... Chic & NW pf. Tol & Wabash, 5 Chie & KL. Union Pacitie., € Mil & St Paul, Money was easy at the opening at 4 and 8 per cent on eall, but later the rate was reduced to 2 per cent, at which the market closed, The bank report to-morrow Will, it is said, be encouraging in 18 show of increase in legal tenders, but on general principles it would be ‘better for the country at large if they were still absent und doing their work in the movement of crops, Idle money, like idle hands, means stagnation. Foreign exchange was quiet and steady; prime rates, 4.80 and 4.86; selling rates, 4.79 a 4.80 and 4.860 4.86; reichmarks, M4, a bs und 954 a 95%; cables, 91g; prime Paris dull but firm at 6.2174 and 5.18%. THR GOLD MARKWT, Gold advanced trom 11634 to 11644, fell off to 11534 and closed at 1154. The rates paid for carrying were lund 2 per cent. Loans were also made flat, Rag is worth 86. OPERATIONS OF ‘TIE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balance: $2,198,740 Curreney balance 2,550,275 Gross clearanc 1. 47,650,000 ¢ Curreney exchang $37,412, 753 y bulances, Gurre 4,407, 802 Gold exehunges,. 8,762,211 Gold balances, + 1,800,714 DRY Goods IMPORTS. The dry goods isiports at this port for the week end* ing to-day were $1,022,008 and the amouds markevwd $1,028,087, ‘The total imports of dry goods at this port since January 1, this year, were $82,156,763, and the total amount marketed $82,389, 741. TUM UNITED STATES TREASURY, Washington advices give the following as Treasury balances to-day:—Currency, $9,262,142; special de- posits, $52,085,000; coin, $71,789,275; coin certificates, $15,419,900; outstanding legal tenders, $37,236,244. The ternal revenue receipts to-day were $472,254. ‘Phe customs receipts to-day were $553,596, The Assist. | ant Treasurer paid out to-day $245,000 gold on account of interest, and $604,000 in redemption of five-twenty | bonds. Bank notes received for redemption to-day, Sen GOVERNMENT BONDS, Government bonds closed firm at the following quo- tations:—United States currency sixes, 4 a 124 do, do., 1881, registered, 1207; 4 12134; do. do, do., coupon, 12 a 122%; do. five-twenties, 1862, regis- tered, 114% a 1154; do. do. do., coupon, 114% a 11514; do. do., 1864, registered, 11434 a 11544; do, do. do., coupon, 1142¢ a 1154{; do. do., 1865, registerea, 116% 11644; do. do, do., new, 119 a 11944 ; do. do. do., coupon, 119 a 11934; do. do, 1867, registered, 12074 a 12144; do. do, do,, coupon, 121 a 12114; do. do., 1868, registered, 12114 a 1213¢; do. do. do., coupon, 12134 a 12134; do. ten-forties, rogistered, 116 a 11614; do. do., coupon, 1174 a 11724; do, fives, 1881, registered, 115% a 115%; do. do. do., coupon, 11575 « 1164, THE VOREIGN MARKET, London advices report the withdrawal of £13,000 bullion from the Bank of England on balance to-day. The rate of discount in the open market for three months’ bills is 344 per cent, or X per cent below the bank rate. Consols were weak and lower, and United States bonds quiet and steady. It is expected on tho Stock Exchange that a new Russian loan will shortly be offered in the market, A better feeling is reported in Montreal, which is marked by an advance in nearly all stocks, The following are five o’clock P, M. London quotation: Consols for money, 94}; do. for account, 9434 a 9417; 1865 bonds, old, 10324 a 10345; 1867 bonds, 1084 a 10834; ten-forty bonds, 10414 a 1042; new fives, 1033¢ a 103%; Erie, 159g a 1534. European stocks close with a continued downward tendency. Rentes in Paris, 65f, 67 4¢c. BANK SHARES. Bank shares sold at 101 for Central National. The latest bids are annexed:—America, 150; American EXx- change, 114; Central National, 101; Chemical, 1,600; City, 300; Commerce, 124; First National, 260; Fourth National, 9574; Fulton, 150; Gold Exchange, 122; Irving, 182; Leather Manutacturers, 180; Mechanics’, 143; Morcantile, 10534; Merchants’, 12244; Merchants? Exchange, 10134; Metropolitan, 130; New York, 1314; New York National Exchange, 103; Ninth National, 80; Phenix 9914; St. Nicholas, 100, RAILROAD BONDS, Railroad bonds were active, and some large transac- tions took place in the Pacific issues, Central Pacifics rose from 10134 to 103, Union Pacific firsts from 101 to 10233, closing at 102; land grants from 96 to 98 and sinking funds from 81 to 85. Harlem coupon firsts sold atll04and C., C., C. and I, tirsts at 106, ex interest. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds brought 87 a 87's; Rock Island sevens, 108% a ew Jersey Central consolidated firsts, 10734; do. nyertible, 105; Morris und Essex sevens of 1871, 105; do, second, 108; Long Dock bonds, 105; Lake Shore consolidated coupon firsts, 103; Hudson River sinking fund second at 113, ©.,C. and I. ©. firsts dropped to 4B. STATE BONDS, In State bonds District of Columbia 8-65's advanced to 68. Tennessee old sold at 4834, Tennessee new at 4634, Virginia consolidated at 6934 and do. ex maturod “coupon at 6434. ‘Tho following were the latest bid: Arkansas 6's, funded. 6'y, gold, cou, '87...119 Ark 7s, LR & Ft 8 is 6's) gold’ lout, "83.1119 Ark 7's, Mem & LR. 5's, gold, cou,"76,.. 121 Ark 7's, LR, PB &NO 10 's, old, Jan & July 1s Ark 7's, Miss, O & R Riv 10 "3, old, ApLE Oct. 16 Ark 7's, Ark Cen RR... 10 RK, Ja & Jl, ‘alifornia 7 CORR ApL AO 45 California 7 IRR of S&S 35 Conneeticut: ‘ CRR, off AkO 85 Dist of Col 65's, 1924. 68 nding Act, 1868, 9 Georgia 6" 2 on © Punding Act, 1868. 8 C new, Jan & duly... 8 Georgia 7's, new. Georgia 7's indo’ Georgia 7's gold bi Illinois ep'n 6's, 187 Illinois ep'n 6's, 1879 Illinois war loan. Kentucky 6! Louisionn 6's. Louisiana 6) Louisiana 6° Louisiana 7 Louisiana 6 Louisiana 8 87: Ohio 6's, 1881 Ohio 6's, 1886 Rhode Island 6 Bo Cat SC 6'y, Jan & July SC 6's) April & Oct... So Car Pund Act, 1866,, 30 Missouri 6's, 1875, {SC Land C, 89,5 & J. 30 Missouri 6's, 1876. i Land 6) #9, A& 0. 3036 Missouri 6's, 1877. 1017, SC 7's, 1888, . 31 Missouri 6's, I878.0..--(10135 So Car Non-Fund dw". 434 Misnouri 8's, 187 01 nin G8, old 48 Funding bds, 1894-5..° 71014 Tenn 6's, new. 46. ‘Lug Bds ’81 to ‘91, inei/1013¢ ‘Tenn 6's, new ser, 2 40% Mo 6's, A or U, 1892... 101 10's, 1876, Mo 6's, H&Std iss, 175. .1012¢ Virginia 6%, old. Mo O's, H&Std iss,’76.:1013g Virginia 6's, Mo 6's, Hast rt Virginia 6 Mo 6's) Hasty Virginia NY reg bounty loan. Virginia PIULLADELPHIA STOCKS, ‘The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o’clock this day : Asked. City sixes, old. ee City sixes, new. 109 Camden aud Amboy 124g Pennsylvania Ratlroa #5085 Philadelphia and Reading. 555, Lehigh Valley 62% Catawissa Railroad, preferred. 45 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, 19% Northern Central Railroad... 32 Lehigh Navigation...... 50% Lehigh Navigation Gold Loan. 2.22.1 10435 *Ex dividend. RAILWAY EARNINGS. The following are the reported earnings of the Mich- igan Central Railroad for September, 187: Gross Expenses. 20,813 + 842)527 Net earnings: - $278,286 The gross receipts for the first three weeks of Oc- tober show an increase over the cortesponding month of last year. This will account for the advance in the price of the stock to-day. ‘The earnings of the St, Louis, Kansas City and Northern Railway Company are reported as follow October, 1 + $268,240 October, 1874. : 278,105 Decreqse October, 1875. +. $14,865 January 1 to October 31, 1875...0.) 2+. $2,189,965 January 1 to October 31, 1874... + 2083, 884 Increase October $1, 1875. $56,081 The following is an official statemen: of the earnings and expenses of the Union Pacitlc Eailroad for the month of September:— Gross Earnings, Expenses. Net Karnings, 1875...0.666$1,155, 944 $417,800 $738, 143 1874. 1,063, 993 393,180 670,812 Increase., $91,951 620 $67,330 MINING NEWS. ‘The Treasury Department had an order in San Fran- cisco for $500,000 silver bullion on the day of the Virginia City fire, which order wag held in abey- auce, The mills destroyed were not owned by the min- ing companies, but by the Pacific Milling Company of San Francisco, which is the loser, The mining compa- nies lost only by the destruction of the hoisting works and machinery. The followimg were the shipments of treasure from to New York last week :— San Franci: Gold coin. Silver coin... Silver bars, Golt bars. At a meeting of the Missouri Pacifie stocknolders, representing 17,000 shares, it was agreal to call for the resignation of the present directory, so that a commit- tee appointed at this moeting might tuxe steps for the election of successors who would be more i accord with the interests of the company and [or the cancella- tion of the lease, Further details will be found ii our “Wall Street Notos.”? NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Fripay, Nov, 5, 1878 BEFORE CAL—l0 A, ML. 1000 Con Pac gb.. 200 a § ures shs Pay Mail 38 400 de. 1000 do. wr dc. 10000 dy. bu da 21000 Un Pits 9 i 10) da GOOD 0s. eee 1000 da’ 10000 10 da 15000 lu da 20000, 0 du 4000, B00 du: you 10 MIL a og iP Hic pe S000 Po 100 do 100) Un Pac II LS Mb wk, BO00 "do... 10 GEreves Looo Un bf hat ist 2uu 2000" do.ssess 100 1000 ‘ hug Su0Gd Dist Col u woo 100 0 100. 1200 1000 1800 600 lw iw + | “25 I Cen Ri 00 | the aggregate business of 1000 dn. 200 Erie RR. 10 200 Mil de SEP TER 100 donee, MAFa | 100 Chi & NW RR Sd 375q 10 37% 800 200 | 3000 | ae pee go0,0 £16 We 6 100 * do. iy 100 Ohio & 83 18g 0:15 AND 1:30 A, M, 121 $10000 U85-20,¢,'67,be 12194 | . 11944 GO00 U8 5's, 6/81," 6 16 11652 10000 do 3 115% HGS 4000 USS Bi be 116 5007US 5's, 10-40, Foe 118), “PIRST BOARD—10:30 A } $5000 Us Sou00 US $6000 Va 6's,c.xme.bo 6434 300 shs Pac M SS...be 10000 Vu 6's, con...... 693; 100 do. 5000 Tenn 6s, ol 4333 200 5000 Tenn 46%; 300 20000 Dis Col 8165" 68" 100 000 CR & P oar, 300 9000" do 400 OO N J Con ist, con 1073; 1000 15000 NJ Cen cony... 105°" U0 500 N ¥ Cen 6's,'83, 100 2100 9534 200 5000 Leh & W Bon. . do. -b 5000 Mor& 4000 Mor & Ess 2d, 2000 H & B Jon's, 5000 Har Ist 7's, 1000 LS con Ist, S000 do. H 2000 St L&T M ist Sou0 Gt Western 2d. 2000 Un Puc itt Ist: 10000 do. be gu) Un Pac l g7's. 10004 Un Pacs t be 1100" do. 4200 do | 200 do. H 100) do. 180 do yoo do. 4g uu do. 300 do 1100 do. | woo do luo do. 1000 Mich Cen 7's be wou do. 2000 CKO Ist, ¢ on. be 1900 dv. 4 shs Central Nat Bic 1100" do. | 800 Quick Min pf ..be 30 do. ONY C&M. be 100 du 12 Amer Ex. 20 do. 300 Mich Ce 200 Han & St Jo. Huo do. 100 do. 100 Han & St Jo pide 17 C & NW RK De 4u0 100 400 00, 200 1300 West U 1000 2 100 00 200 do lov» do 200 do. 1000 do. | 100 do. WOChi aN 200 M & St 100 200 do. 100 lus do 100 10) M & St yoo 10 do... 400 SU Chi, B&Q REDE yo TC. 400 UINW w AL nd. be 39 Chi 17 do &R1K 1U0. NJ Sou KR. BRS be 10976 wbe 2 BEKOR! $3000 Mil & St P Ist... 111 ‘5000 Un F Rit Ast..0.. 1013g 5000 Un Pac stun... 8 50 shs Spring Mi 10) West Un 400 do. 2200 do 100 Mil & st G00) do. 100 Del, L 900, do 100 Han a eee 200 do. 5u0 Pac Mail 38. ‘500 do 1000 do. yoo do. 90) do. 300 Erie RR. 100 do. 900 LS & M $10000 U 8 2PM. SECOND BOARD—1 P, M, 00 shs Chi & N W.be wo do. O's, "81, 0. 10000 Hud R 2d, sf. loo Cen Pac Le. 100 she Quick al 100 West U Tel 100 do 1700 do, 15 Amer Ex 300 Puc Mail 33, 900 ry yoo 300 do. 100 Un Pac it 500 do 100 Chie RIE 100 Mil & St Paul, 1100 do | 400 do. 100 do 00 do 100 Tol & Wal 300 do. 100 PB. Fe W & 15 Chi & ABR. 10) Obie & M Ki... 100 do. 100 do. 100 Erie RR. 100 do. ONY C & 100 Mich Cen. 200 do. 200° do 230 TO 3 POM, 300 shs wich © RR. 8314 | io $21000 U Pac RR Ist. 1024¢ 10244 oz 93 103, 183§ coins 10000 do. 5u0 Pae Mail SS. 400 dk 400 8OD 409 | 100 ; 00 7 500 100 do. B44, 1000 100 Mil & St 635 20) 200 Han & 1945 200 Erle Ki 200 do. 19% 200 100 Ohio & 16} | 100 \ COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE spor 3-l6c, LOWER—¥U- TURES UNCHANGED—FLOUR UNCHANGED— | WHEAT DULL—CORN DULL AND HEAVY—RYE DULL AND NOMINAL—OATS QUIET—BARLEY STEADY — BARLEY MALT STEADY — PORK | STEADY—LARD QUIET, BUT STEADY—PETRO- LEUM STEADY—SPIRITS TURPENTINE DULL— ROSIN QUIET AND NOMINAL—HIDES UN- CHANGED—OILS STEADY—WHISKEY UN- CHANGED—FREIGHTS STEADY—HEMP AND JUTE UNCHANGED—GUNNIES UNCHANGED— COFFEE DULL AND DEPRESSED—SUGAR STEADY. Fripay, Nov, 5—6 P. M. | The trade movement, though interrupted somewhat | | by the elections and the holiday connected therowith, | | \ | has, nevertheless, been pretty free during the week, and particularly when the week is taken as a whole, In | some departments there has been a very percoptible falling off in the transactions, but in others a more ac- | tive demand has obtained, so that, taken altogether, | the week has prob- ably been about as large as it was | last week, As regards the state of the markets, there | | has occurred compuratively little change, save in a few | | excoptional cases, The export movement in the lead- | ing commodities has not been so active as might have been expected or desired, and this has been especially noticeable in breadstuils, the markets for which have tended tn favor of the buyers nearly all the week, while | in some cases prices have materially declined. In dry | | | goods there has occurred no material change, a far demand has prevailed for the moro popular cotton and woollen fabrics, in which business has been fair and at steady prices, Iu other of the principat commoditios w fair | trade has also been done, On 'Change business has been | moderate. Flour hay been called steady all through the | week, but it is a noteworthy fact that the current quotations, | ‘4s compared with those of « week ago, show some change In | buyers’ favor, while sales to any considerable extent | could not be effected without further concession. Wheat | | has not been so active as could be desired. While prices have | favored the buyers, the sellers mountinie resisting as best | they could the tendency toward a lower basis, which hag | been noticeable all through whe week, Corn hux varied | somewhat, having ruled « litte firmer during a part of tho | time, but there hus occurred no radical ety Outs have | also ruled comparatively steady. settled. ‘The imuturing of the eto considerable stir wud no little hard fe trade, and the Arbitration C change bave had their bien exdeuty lower: now that the “eer is well kept up, prices be v is turued, higher than e 0 radical changes have occurred, On was moderate, Flour was dull, | was duil, nominal in almost no deman heavy. changed. Vork was firm to in how, which was without decided was dull and depr ey was nowinal | Me. ; green medium, | seller the year peRtine were quiet snd oney. Oils were quiet but steaay. vetroleum was steady but inactive. ASHES Were quiet. to quality; pearls Pots quoted at Se. w Gtic., according minully 7c. Bxeswsx was easier, Wo note sales of 4,000 Ibs. Western at 29. a Sle. Ble, a B26. We quote :—Western, 20c. w Sle. ; Southern, Buoom Coun wus quict and unchanged. The sales were 60 bales at Ze. a 10, Brush, short green, according to quality, We quote : hivice, 106. 10. 4 ry ge, ; hurl, gree ed and red tipped, CANDLES were steudy, with & moderate export demand. We quote Sperm, B8e. § steurie, ‘2¥e. M. Mitchell & Co.’ (12, 14, 16 o2.), 125 arket for Mild coffees were in better demand. ety diay ats, 2c. w 2Be. ; Ni Murucaibo, Dee...) 13 “1-32 1 Juuunry 133% 5.32 Feb... 13 (932013 516 21-32 » — 11-16 w 13 21-32 1a ‘August Quotations ure based o ton, and on cotton in store ru hult’ # grade above or below the Uplands, Ordinury. rarer Strict ordinary: Good ordinary Strict good ord Low middling. 12 5.16 ry 12 11-16 18 Strict good mi Middling fais Americun standard of C y's sperm, patent, M. Pde on), ae sc. & Te. Braxils was dull and depressed. v rdiuary 208. closed quiet and were unchanged. mpare with Thursday's tual Friday, Nov. 5. 1 Nov. B16 als 7-32 13 116813 3.32 13. 5.328 — Feb..... 13 9 ws C Apri May June July .2.. August.. 14 5-16 @ nning in quality wot more than rade quated. Alabama, New Orleans. Texas. IL S16 1) SIG TL SIG 1 1s = Fair,..... 1 316 15 v.16 Stained—Good ordinary, 11 7-1€e.; strict good ordinary, 12.5-1Ge.; low middling, 123ge.; middling, 12 11-16e, The wales were :— Last Evening, Total. Export... 590 1,000 Consumption 100 Me Speculation, = x ‘Total 1.217 690 1,907 Tnelu the above are 150 bales to arri For tutu delivery the sales were us follows :—Yesterd M.—November, 1,00 Sbales at 1s December, 60 ary, 100 at U0) at 18y0 at is Today, up to tw 18.5: 400 at 1,200 at List at 137 ¢0., 1 13,100, Sua. anit Mon. Galveston 7079 XN. Orlean: Sst 3813 Sou A7AL Wilmington ‘507 Norfolk. 4.311 Hultimore — “Bae New York... 1,464 1,032 Boston ...... 140 Philadelphia 28 ‘Totals... 20,231 ‘This day Vast week 20,490 ptember 1) Cotton stean pressed. ‘To Br pool, by steam Divas, &. ‘Opium was tir: 1-166¢. > Februnry, 4 Lie, ic, To Hamburg, in, by steam, le, Aa; by sail, 216 100" ae 1 May, 100 at 13 |. 8,000 bules. Grand total, ‘Thereceipts at the out ports were as follows :— Tues. Wednes Thure- day. day. day- 1 6.009 1013 29,846 20,644 21,201 3 22.035 0 27.179 24, 25,028 2 ales. Same tim freights closed us follows :—Ti by steam, 1e,, com- ompressed. To Liver- Market steady, but quiet at $4 50, xold, in dond, $550 gold, und $6 50, currency, duty paid for Jobbing lots," Powdered was held at unchanged. Citric acid was dull ut Sic, a Bde acid was quiet, with sinall sales at 10!ye., ol sold to the extout of 8,000 Was easie wbout 50 tons, quoted | at old, for ayer. — Argoly mand. Sales were about ‘Alum was dull at 23j¢. 0 2 trons Parous at & Oil vitro was dull und eusy, m store, at e. for Fr English ct of 300 tong soda ish at $2. $2 1235; #2 12k, a $2 18%, gold; 50 do. sal soda at $1 47/5, 30 drums caustic soda, GO t, at $4 90, cold, wud 130) casks bleaching powder at sb #225, curren FEATUEMS Were u Ibs. prime geese fh new geese, Gc. able, quality, ae. 1 450 . per lb. thers choice din small demand fe American, with were steady, w 8,000 Ibs., at $8. Morphine was quiet and gold. Oxalie Acetic acid Ibs.; No. 8 at Brimstone crude. The sales were $59, cash. Cream tartar wus ened, wud 43sc. | prices “in fair de- dl. B2dsc. Sales of 100 bbls. N: wit c. Blue visriol was firm at Skye. a SY was quiet and steady at 13. a le. uicksilver were quiet, with sales 5 do. high’ test do. at $3’ per cent, ut $2 85, cur- hemic: at 0c quote : do, do. , 60e. # G1e. : mixed, a: n feathers, Ge. a 8e.; turkey feathers, irisu.—Codfish were in fair demand. George's were scarce. The salex were 200 quintuls sold to the extent of 300 quin active. Shore wore offered on No. 1's and $17 for No. 2's $850, Box herrii 6,000 boxes ut $28 for No. 1's herring were in fair demand, lund Sound at $6, aad 200 bbls. George's Bank co $4 75; new large i Fou! bushols: change. prices, but others were dull ai were 10,240 bbls. We quote > No, 2 State: Superfine 5 tra Stute Supertine Extra W Minnesota. Round hoop Ohio, ship Round hoop Obio, trade brands. Family. Bt. Louis, low extra. St. Louis, straight extr Bt. Louls, choice double extra. St. Louis, choice tamily.. Kye tiour, tine to superfine Southern, No. 2 Southern, Souther Southern, family. Corn weal, Western. Y.« ywine. Corn meal, puncheou: —Wheut wus dull und non $1 25 a $1 28 for No. 2 © Milwaukee. The only sui No. 1 spring at $1 $9 a $1 36. sales of 58,000 bushels at 75 change. the extent were ‘in good supply. 5 G0 a Ss ee ing brand: at $6 u$6 25. Grand Banks tals ut $5. Muckerel were loss nly in smail lots wt $27 @ $28 for 50) bbls, No. 3 shore sold at ‘The sales were and $23 for sealed. Barrelled |, with sales of 200 bbls, Port- hore, split, atS6. We quot $5 50: Western, sealed he 2 do., § ies» fwir business was done at tull nd in buyers’ favor. ‘The sules $3 90 a $4 60 900 3.90 385 of importance were about 35,000 Corn was di Mand Leavy, with 4 We, for xed as to quulity, without decided Brandywine, : 83 $3 71 tor Jersey and Baltimore yellow per bbl. ud $1 70 per 100 Ibs, for course yellow Baltimore, Burley’ wus quict aud stead, malt was steady, Beans and peas were hanged. We quote :—Mo ws, usvel bag, $3 a $5 10. ‘GuNNiks—Were quiet and mestic cloth, 13tje. # 134 Calcutta, Pye. ; bags, T Hexp Axo JUre, viously reported. ae We quote 5; murrows, tuir to chvice, $1 55 a $2 2 1 75; white do, tuir to choice, $1 70 u $4 25; greeu ‘$1 70'a $1 75;'Southern black eye peus, per two dium fair to choice, $1 50 a red_kidney, unchanged. We quote :—Do- Borneo and Gouripore, Lic, ; {he tarket remained the same as pre- American dressed, per ton, $270 w $200 for double aud $29 a $240 for single; Manila hemp, 7¢. 07 old, per Ib, the latter for fine ;" Russia, clon! $2 20 0 $225, gold; Ttallan, $260 0 $275, gold; jute, Bc. a4 e., fold. Jub currency ; Sisal Lemp, Se., gold. ie butts quoted at 27%. a Se Ilipes.—There were no hew fextures in the hide market, and the sules reported were 500 Buenos Ayres und from 500. to GUO dry Texus hides un private terms. We quote :-—Buenos 25 to 28 lb wu 24e.; do. Buss to 21iy Ibs, 2 Ajo Grande, 20 to'22 4c. California, American, 13 to 2) I muiuly foi ceipte and exports as follo é pts in cvipts fur ss clearances tor the week, tember 1, 1874, TLS do. 1874, 8,829 do.’ We quoi eastern, Le, & 15e, olds, all growtl (he market for all k quot forge, St7 jo. | foundry, ‘S73 4 877. nary (gold) wold), 7 12) tin rt was very moderate, but a fair business wi sides fur expo port to the © MOLASSK: ny snquiry IL fots to arrive contrifugal aud mi: museovade reti 1 Barto Kico, $e, Op, 4 or New Ori ab 0. 5 do, Spirits of turpentine bbls, good str ab ,W rhe market was stew nat BL we, ; rosin, &% . $102 a 8105; mente blewched winter cusks, $1 in bulk was quoted ut 6% do. in bbls, Hye, standard: wil te 1diye. hye 10 1 Jobbing lots. 3 were ¥24 GS for prime Western, ge common to fair do, wt $10 0 with small luty seling at 13 de. nomiual, Cut Ibs! pi bellies FE to ehoiew Carer 20 to 25 Lbs. riod in 174, {O46 do. Wisconsin, 1Ue. # 15e. 5 y J te. w Ge.; Culiforiiians, 17, a 20e, 0. 1 American, $24 a $25; No. $22; No. 1 Coltness, $3 Su . LEiglinton, $29 90 @ B40; active. English, $7 1 4g; domestic uld),” $9 G0 w $y vs ‘SUe,, and old rovin market was quiet and nominal. ‘ws quiet aud eas, maington tur, ¢ Cottonseed, crude, d4e, a 46e ¢. wGUe ;,do., winter yeliow, Ge, u 4 OUC.5 lard, present makes, $1 Us crude, $1 50; do, bleached wi $1.50; whale, Northern, Ge. ; a ie mnarkey Wily steady, bat inactive, for prompt and 10%¢. lor n November, wt Isige.) and BIS pi he general position on all y reported, ; do. common to guu fustory, common 22 tot jugota, 18 10 0 90 Ibs, 136. ecuipts for the week, 4,051 September 1, 1875, 22,012 Uo 5 export tutal exports since Sep- ports for sume period inds was quiet $25; American 0.1 Giengar- risherrie, $9: iron rails, SOL & S26 uw $27 We quote :—Spanisn, ordi- foreign, refined var «dis: sheet (du), pipe (do), 63 ued lead’ pipe, 16) five assing in heavy about 10,000 sides having been sold fur ex | uiet, wan @ moderate were made in We quote :— , elayed, Ue, i). dv., grocery, English Islands, 506, 0 dy but quiet 3! Mu er, $180; do, mi , Southern, dy, natural do., 720, «7: Canes, S420 a $4 90, wen, Sound, 406, Crude tor prompt und 7e, tor mor for prompt gud F prompt aud 10h we, tor hilddelpuia Markel Was steauy Ut lot, for, LUMUTO Way quoted wt 127 K Lise. Pork, 444 ubis.; lard, 175 teres; ms, 26 UbIy.; bacon, ‘1244 boxe: Pork wus steudy, With sules of eB 2, and G00 Obie, wt BZU OO rd was quiet but st aly. The 100 do, Beot was ‘quiet; with siies only of isu quiet, quoted ut gus OO w Hate do we 20 a nod U Bacon Ae. or imeats we nt 1g. w 13h ra We quote 2 ¥5e. a Die. Western tubs, tal wa quiet and unchanged. We fanay, Be. w ide. daieina, S| wt OAKe, ‘YY, full creas THe; skims, 4e. 4 He. ; Oblo factory, commion to good, was tira, with @ good demand. The sales were 85 wks Carolina’ at t4e. "a Tye; 150 bbls. Louisiana a cw and 100° bbls. We quote Carolina, good. to pein ey: Patna, Te. @ Bae. per Ib., gold, cast Guiet and unchanged, We quote : Y 7s per 100 Ibs., gold; do., domert tern geod to prime was quoted at vod to prime city wt 19446. Was steady, with sales of 116 1240 boxes centrifugal Tae. w Tice. ; 3 hd ich were ‘ms and balance centritugal at recary fined was quiet and unchanged. We quo Tice. ; good do, 8 1-1We che. procery, tuir to choice, Sige & BS hhds. aud boxes,’Nos. 8 to 13, se. u De. id boxes, Gye. a THhe.; Port me, Tye. w& bye. ; do. grocer: wid A, Ue. a We. : off Al 9%, * powdered, 10!3¢. w 10Se.; eran- yellow, Bige. a "Baye. extra U, Be. w foreign, $7 common, $7 i per (Sricauiny: was dull 19),e. w 155, ‘LOW was quiet, with sales of 20,000 Ibs. i 1 and late yesterday and to-day, T0000 Ibe "at see, id steady, with Te. ; do. do. wrappers, 15e. ers, 7ige,,a We. ; do. wrappers, Iie. a 3 sorted lots, Lie. a 20e, Crop 1873—Cohnectiont an chusetts fillors, Ze. a Be. ; do. do. seconds, 1c. necticut wrappers, 20c. do. assorted lots 7" Massachusetts do, do,, 12e. a ide,; New York assorted lots, common, Se, a Me, ; do. do., good to fine, 12e. « 18e.; Penn: sylvyauia. assorted lots, 1Ue. & 25e.; Ohio do., Bige. & 10c, ; Wiscousin do,, Ze. a 10c. Crop of 1874—Conuestiont seconds, fine lots, 1Ne. W 20. ; do. fillers, do., He. @ 10c.; do, seconds and tillers, shipping lot Havana—Common, 4c. & BSc. : good, S746 95e, a $1 05. Yuru—As sorted lots, S74¢e. Wirtsky: Rew Woot.—The m The sales we ‘all. grades was quiet and stew as follows :—15,000 Ibs, coarse fleece at 45¢. tern fleece at 45¢.; 10,000 Ibs. Michigan at Ibs. XX Ohio at 4 11,000 ibs. fine XX 10,000 Ibs. X und XX Ohio ub 476. ; 50,000 Ibs, } 20,000 Ibs. spring’ elip do. £0,000 Ibs. slightly burry spring clip do. at 1) Ibs. combing wt Ob 25,000 Tbs. su) Tambs* pulled . n private terms, 16, bs. «lo. do., 25,000 Ibs. spring do. 10,000 Ibs, « Culitorn . 1.000 Ibs. Indians ut i ¢, 10,000 Tbs. tub washed wool, 11 bags bl | 385 U9, combing, 59 do, extru: pulied, 207 do, super do, und 8 do, No. L pulled. iPeetant Britain was checked, owing to the high tigures demanded. ‘The call for chartering was mainly from the petroleum trade nt steady rates. The engagements were:—To Lonaon, by steam (of recent shipment), 1,954 bales hops, 3,100 sacks ‘oil cake, 3,000 bbls. flour 857 boxes cheese, 14,000 staves, 158 cases tobacco and 100 eases honey, all ‘at Tull market lo Liverpool, by steam, 1,000 bblx. sugar on private ip, Californie wool, ¢ demand for room ex steam to Great X#) boxes cheese, reported at 40s, me sinall lots | of provisions at 3s. ; grain room uominally Bid: 500 bbls, . Tad. To Glasgow, by steam, O00 bbls. flour, bis. sugar, ' 7s. 6d: a | 500" bbls." flour, by e., | bbls, do., y | 200 bbls. apples, 7 tons cheese, by t inarket rates. ‘To Huvana, by ‘steam, 400 tietces 000 bbls. potatoes, 100 bbls. apples, 1,000 heads eub- baye, 2,000 hums, 25 tons bacon und 600" bbls, flour at current Hamburg, by steam (part recently engaged es clocks, 135 boxes starch, 32 pack. ‘tons lard, 109 do. bucon and 1,000 bales cotton ut rates. The charters comprised « wegian bark, bi to Ancona, with 1,800 bbls. petroleum at Ss. ; the vessel riniored iu our last from Phila- deiphia with 8,000 bbix, do. obtained 4s, 9d, to Bremen; | ® Danish bark, from do. to Copenhagen, — with 2.0) bbls. do. 'at ds, Gd.; a British bark, hence to London, with $190 bbls. naphtha at 5s. ; the bark rumored relet in our lust for the United Kingdom’ obtained 4s. 71,d. for retiued oil: @ Britis bark, ramored hence to the Couti- nent, with 4,000 bbls, do. on private terms; a Norwegian burk, hence to Cork for orders, with 3400 quarters grain at 6s. 4igd.; am American bark of 577 tons, hence to Alicaute, with Kentucky tobacco at 40s.; a schooner, from Baltimore to Trinidad, with coal at $4, currency ; ove with lumber, from. Savannah to Providence, at $6 50 per M; one from George- town to Boston, with coul, at $190; another for do, at €2; one of 450 tons, from Philadelphia to Cardenas, with hoops and heads at 9c. a 30e, respectively. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gatyestox Cotton quiet at ye, decline; middling, 124, dling, 12e. ; good ordinary, Liye. Net receipts Exports coustw i, Sales. Bt Weekly—Net rece 452; pros, 24,806, Expor Great Britain, to ‘the Continent, 1,443; coust BC6K Sales, Nov. 5, 1875, Cotton,—Demand fair; m low iniddling, 12',e.; wood ordinary, 114 ee pts, 4.205. bales: Exports—To Groat Britain, 5,938; to F i Continent, 6; coastwise, SOI. Sules, 4,750; Weekly—Net receipts, "48, gross, Exports—To Great Brituin, 15,057; "to ‘France, to the Contineut, 1,506; coustwise, 9,414. Sales, middling, veipts, 1,008 11Ke, w 11% ¢e. bales. Exporis—To Wii. Sules, 1,200, Stock. fet receipts, 12:726, Exports—To Greut iE 1,181; to the Continent, 428 ; coustwise, 3, Dd. SAvANNan, N Cotton quiet; middling, 12%. ; low wd ordinary, 11%. Net receipts, $926. Exports—To Great Britain, 2. Siules, 1,837, Stock, 84.02% Weeiely: 8, 50,503, KExports—To Great i itain, S,U21 i Continent, 50; coustwise, 6,877. Sales, 8,456. CHARLESTON, Nov, 5, 1875, Cotton steady; middling, 12%e.; low middling, “124. a c.; good ordinary, Tizge, “Net receipts, 4.381 bales. Xports to Great Britain, 40, Sules, 2,000. ‘Stock, 60.547, N 79, Exports—To Greut “Britain, 9,800, Sales, 13,200, jov. 5, IS7S, Kosin quict; 88, coustwine, 1,003, et receipts INGTON, N. turpentine strong at ‘S7ig Spirits of $1 5734 for strained. Tar steudy at $1 aU, Oswego, Nov. 5, 1875, Flour in good demand but unchanged; sales 2.400 bbls. Wheut firm but quiet; sales 1,200 bushels No.1 whi Michigan ut $1 38. Corn dull; siles of ear lots at Tle, zaules 10,000 bushels No. 1 Canada at 0.2 du. at $1 05 a $1 06; 4,000 do. choice 10,000 do... by sample, ut $1.04; 20,000 3 * 4,000 do., "from Bay Quinte at Use. , by sumple,'on private terms, Corn meal lower 2; unbolted, $28 por ton; | Millfeed, lower: shorts, | shipstulfs, $21 4 $22; middlings, | ¥28 per ton. | freights—W peas, 7: corn and rye, 6c. ; bat . 56. to Albany, 9. to Philadel- ‘udson. “Luke receipts—Wheut, barley, 74,600 do. Canal ils; barley, 87,800 do. ; lum- Y., Nov. 5, 1875, wheat, ‘51,000 bushel barley, 4 wo do. Rail- | pols 7,000 bushels: corn, 19,300 | shipments—Wheat, 15,400 Der, 997,000 feet, | corn, 2 | road receipt 000 do, ; owts, »\ barley, wilroad shipments—Flour, ‘5.900 Vbis.§ whe bushels; corn, 26,000 do, ; outs, 37,000. do; r Cunal shipments. fgr tidewater—Flour, 1,900" bbls. | 288,000 Dushels: corn, 64,009 do.; interior point | 7,000 do. Cunal freights—Wheat, 1c. ; corm, Sige. | dive, toNew York, Flour fin 4; | bbls: “Wheat, quiet and firm; d kee club at $1 6, in on private term rye and barley ne; ‘ali—Transactions light, on it $25 50 tor new heavy mess. Highwines nominally $1 16, rivate term ward dull, at ide, a 14) Totxno, Nov. 5, 1875, i gasiges NG white c an, $l 2544; amber Mi 1 164% 4 $1 17; December, $1 19; Janunry, amber Michigan, $1 04; No 2 red, $1 18) a 3'do, Wiye.; rejected do., Mle, Uae. Corn demand: 3 No. 2, 9 ‘firm ‘and . Shipments—Flour, 1, j corn, 24,000 do. Curso, Nov. 5, 1875, No. 1 Flour quiet and weak. Wheat quict, but steady; 0, 2 do. $1 O73 I optics ring, $1 104 + pot dt jut in cus options: Bar- ady and firm, id lower ut doe. w 65h rk irregalur, but in the main highe spot, $20 a $25 November, $19 settled aid lower at $12 00 spot, $1 $12 12% all the yer, Bulk mei xed. Whiskey, $112. Freights firme Wheat to do, 644, Receipts— 117,000 bushels wheat, 06,0U0 do. corn, 67,000 do, oats, 31,000 do, barley, 5,000 do. rye, Shipmeuts—9,000 bbls, 130,000, bushels whext, 92,000 do. corn, 68.000 do. oats, 8.000 do. ddd. rye, Wheat firm; ‘ye, higher, Corn tim . November. Outs unchanged, Pork unchanged. | Lard, $12 12), «$12 174. COTTON RECEIPTS, Total net receipts of cotton States since September 1, 1875:— Port Bales, Port, Bates, Galveston +++ 129.502 Philadelphia 5801 w Orleutis, ss... New York 19,044 | Boston... 6,729 Providene 1449 Port Royal, S171 . 24016 Indianola, 4.529 « 116,56: —- 8.742 Total... seeeeee 912,012 EUROPEAN MARKETS, Nov, 5—Evening.—Produco—Caleutta linseed, Linsved oil, 244, 3d, @ 248, 6d., clos? Common rosin, 58, 3d. per ewt. te | FINANCIAL, T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other | securities ; insurance of all kinds effected with best compa- J.J. HABRICH & CO,, 117 Broadway, $100, CALLS, We give wil orders our personal attention tisfaction. TUMBRIDGE & CO., Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall street. $200 | Porson, desiring to invest in Stock Privileges should remember, before making & purchase, to call on or address for information ALEX. FROTHINGHAM & CO., Bankers AN WISHES TO MEET A GEN- an that would loan her $900 on her furniture Jor six months: three story and basement bouse, Address WIDOW LADY, Herald office. VXVOSE WALL STREEI 7 straddles; belure you iny fuit particulars of the way it iy d Publishers, New York. Box 3,086, MARGINS, PUTS, CALLS, remit 250. for Be iving Book MORTIME! 17 ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York ay Boree ituout bonus. Principals desiring | ie BOKOW Of INVEST upply to GRANT, 145 Broadwax. 1. Ide. @ 18e.; do., fair to good, pars sim, | | have li Mead, Esq. as « banking wod exchange office, is now otfered i by adding insurance can for rent: a brace of energetic men by adding insurance pus EVENING TELEGRAM HAS MOKE NEWS AND A LARGER CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTHER EVENING PAPER UNITED STATES. et e $15,000, 00, ,000 to jown on Boud $2.50 Ee ee tee eee REA’ oe Witham street, Union buildings. $500.000. -RALLROAD, ‘Town, County and State Bonds wanted, G. W. MARKHAM, 196 Broudwuy. = [= __ COPARTNERSHIPS. MME COPARTNERSIUP HERETOPORE EXISTING between Charles Lange snd Albert H. Brett has thie day Deon dissolved by mutual consent. The businoss will be carried on by Charles Lange, as Lofore, at 82 Joba street. New York. BERT H. BRETT. Dated Nov. 5, 1875. CHARLES LANGE. ____ BUSINESS OPPORTUN & RARE OPPORTUNITY. Business and health. ‘Tho subscriber offers for sale the best pi renged. business in the State of Florida, heulshful, bewutitul and fertile portion of aud game in abuadauce. Thies beautiful fresh wi lakes, from one to five miles distant. Society unexceptionabie. Te any one dosiring to move to Florida for heulth or business ‘opportunity is uow offered that might not again oceur ip a lifecian ¢ business is In tull tide of succors and perfect tuily; the purchaser would be at no trouble, ass f tried aud faithful assistants would remain with ubseriber is led to this offer only tor family Full satisfaction to any one wishing to purchase, Address or cull on W. L. ROBINSO: Tallahassee, F J.M. ROBINSON, room 42, 430 Walnut street, Philadelphia. PBRED | WIRB first clase quproved serps rine Servet 38, for five rk Post offi ad HAVE A. MASUFACTURERS | OF | TEM goods will Und xu opportunity for contract to produce “The protected by, valid patents, ON, box 2,618 New REASONABLE MA: invest, can have permanent situation with responsible party : salary $129 monthly. with better prospeeta; businest iret class, ddrevs 8. P. OO., box 4,195 Post ofties MEMBER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE, OF LONG experience, desires a Partner with capital.’ Addross E. 5., care ot George W. McLean, Esq., President New York tock Exchange. A SAFE AND LEGITIMATE INVESEMENT FOR & fow hundred dollars and handle your own money; faa tory complete and business established. S38 Hudson street, asement. GOOD BUSINESS MAN, WITH SMALL CASH capitul, willing to leave city, can secure a perma- t position, real estate security aud interest In business. roadway, room 14, JOR SALE—THE BEST DISTILLERY IN THE CITY, 10 yeurs estublished; averages $50 per day, und onl, jad liquors sol no ales, &e., sold. ‘or price and par ticulurs, address J. CLABK, Herald office. WANT TO JOIN 4 GOOD RESPE ufucturing business; will gi ‘Soo cus: answe NGS, Herald TABLE PARTY TL Stable, stock, &c., the finest in Philudelph 13, 1875, at 10 o'clock, Oxford street, west of near Centennial buildings. MO WOODWORKERS.—RIGHTS FOR SALK IN A ‘Patented improvement on an article used in every fam fly. Addrews P. TENNEY GATES, 17 Dey street. Fost oflles x 2H. CLARK BEGS TO CALL ATTENTION TO HIS + Patent Horse Clipper, which as now been before the public for five years, und has proved itself to be the most pertect machine in the world. Sold by all me: und storekeepers in the United 5 ‘sz Oxford street, Lond WAXTED=A8 | PRESIDENT, | ‘means or influence, to organize and govern an eduew tiougs Institute; exceptionul oppurtunity to an energese man, aedress CARRIER No. 10, Bostu: ee WALL STREET NOTES. TALKS ABOUT PACIFIC MAIL. The late Managing Director of Pacifle Mail, Mr. Rufus Hatch, has sent a letter to Mr. Sidney Dilion, its present President, containing a histury of the com- pany during tho entire time he had charge of its man- agement. In the letter he claims that the company owes, including supplies on hand, $1,000,000 more than last February; that the company is run in the inter- est of the Overland Railroad and not of the stockhold- | ers, and that little is known about the real manage- ment of affairs by the home office. Mr. Hatch states that the company’s debt is upward of $2,000,000. It appears that the rumor which prevailed yesterday tothe.effect that the Panama Company would carry out the plan heretofore announced, of substituting ita own steamers for those of the Pacitic Mail, is likely te be verified. Mr. Park, President of the Panama Com- pany, has sent a letter to President Dillon, of the Pa- citic Mail, announcing that the contract between the two companies must end within ninety days, It 1s un~ derstood that negotiations are now on foot to secure steamers to take the pisce of those now being run im the interest of the Pacific Mail, and a lively fignt be- tween the two corporations may be looked forward to. MISSOURI PACIPIC STOCKHOLDERS. Several Missour: Pacitlc stockholders, in continua- tion of the previous day’s session, met'at No. 25 Will- jam street, yesterday, Mr, Jenkins Van Schaick pre- siding, A plan of action, embraced in a set of resolu- tions, was presented by Mr. N. A. Coudrey and adopted after some brief comment. The preamble sets forth that, since the Atlantic and Pacitic Company, the lessee of the Missouri Pacific has, in open Court, con- fessed its inability to keep its contracts, since the county of St” Louis asserts that’ great ir- regularities on the part of the lessee ex- ist in placing mortgago liens upon the property of the Missouri Pucitlc Company, and since | the present directors.are said to have a merely noml- nal interest m the road as shareholders, all of which circumstances tend to depreciate the real and market value of the stock, resolutions be adopted asking the present directors’ to resign and appointing a commit. tee to “take all proper and reasonable steps’’ to cancel the lease and to elect successors to the present direc: tory. These resolutions were signed Ls Ae a dozen persons, representing 17,000 shares of Missouri Pacifia stock. ‘The names of the committee appointed are Messrs. N. A. Coudrey, Jacob Cromwell, Peter Marié, A. W. Shepherd, George R. Fearing, F. A. Otis and W. H. Movell, Tne meeting adjourned subject to the call of the chair, Before adjourning the chairman was authorized to call on the present management for @ list of the shareholders of record, MINING MATTERS. The great Virginia City fire was kept out of the miaes by heavy iron doors at the mouths of the shatts. ‘The report that no ore would be hoisted before next spring has been contradicted. Constant pumping has reduced the water in the mines, and a large force is | empioyed clearing away the burned machinery and débris, No fire entored any of the shafty and the ore breasts are uninjured, RECENT FAILURES. The most significant failure of the week is that ef Lewis J. Phillips, Willis & Co., dealers in hats, caps and furs, in Greene street, Mr. Phillips has been for some titue & prominent operator in real estate. Three yeurs ago he was supposed to bea wealthy man, and up to a recent period it was believed that his solvency ‘was beyond question, His own liabilities and those of the firm are supposed to be pretty heavy, though the amount is not yet known, He has assigned to Fred erick Lewis. Another failure, which has caused a great deal of comment, is that of Cahm, Salomon & Fribourg, shirt | manufacturers of White street. The house has ag | signed to T. D, Adams, of H. B. Claflin & Co, and Solomon Moses, of Moses, Blum & Weal. A not unexpected failure was that of W. J. Schloss & Co,, cloth jovbers, whose creditors are numerous, though not sor large amounts, Faxon, Tibbets & Co., auction boot and shoe house, have been compelled to succumb to the pressure of thé times, Richard Worthington & Co., Canadian booksellers, at 750 Broadway, bave stopped payment, owing a deal of money. ‘They had much trouble with the govern- ment some years ago on charges of importing books from Canada without paying duty, Vanderlip & Taylor, Who have made a general assigne ment to A. B, Capwell, are understood to be indorsers | 1or Union Adams, who failed some time ago, and theiz | troubles are probably due to that fact, Mr. Stanton, the assignee of Messrs, S. B. Potter & Co,, butter and cheese dealers, of No, 73 Broad street | has announcod that a meeting, of the creditors will | take place next Tuesday, at noon, in the office of the | firm, when the statement of their assets and liabilities will be made pablic, Henrich Imborst, who lately assigned to 0. T. Ack- ley, has obligations ‘amounting to about $66,000. His assets are stated to be $24,145 17, Gerry, Tilton & Colwell, dealers in iron, of No. Rector’ street, yesterday mado an assignment to Ed- ward R. Wiggin, of Boston, and Ron F, Bacon, of 149 Broadway, in this city, Charles H. Phelps, dealer in watches and welry at Sixth avenue, made a general assignment for the benefit of his creditors to Matthew V, Cablo, : Abraham 8. Herman, woollen dealer, of No. 17 White Street, also made an assignment yesterday to David Forscheimer. HENRY CLEWS' ESTATE, New Yoru, Nov. 5, 1876. To tux Evrror ov rue Herato:— The examination of Benjamin H. Cheever, in the matter of his pretended claim against the estate of Henry Clews & Co., is not concluded, but will be com {inued in the interest of the creditors thereof until all the fucts in relation to the merits of said claim are fully | elcited. Respecttully your | “NRLSON “APP, Trustee, No. 7 Nassau stroe