The New York Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1875, Page 8

FINANCIAL AND COMMERC The Stock Market Without Feature—A Fe' “fancies” Firm, but the Gen- eral Undertone Weak, GOLD 11458 A 115 A 1147-8 Rag Paper 87.04—Money on Call Loans 2 1-2 and 3 Per Cent—Government and Railroad Bonds Firm. WAt Street, Tuxrspar, Nov. 9—6 P. M. ‘The stock market to-day was alternately weak and strong within a narrow range and has presented no feature requiring comment except the sharp advance in Missouri Pacific, which was due to an announcement that arrangements had been made whereby the Atlan- tic and Pacifle Company would surrender the lease of the Missouri Pacific and that plans had been consum- mated for the payment to St, Louis county of the part due interest at an early day. This news caused an advance from 11 to 13, but last sales were made at12% Inmconnection with these companies various financial complications are yet to be considered. Lake Bhore rose trom 6234 to 6234, though selling meanwhile down to 613, The close was made at 62, Pacific Mail opened and closed at 38%, with sales between these figures at 3335. THE STOCK MARKET. Stocks ranged as follows:—Michigan Central rose from 6434 to 6644, Northwestern from 3834 to 383, St Paul from 35% to353%, Hannibal and St. Joseph from 2034 to 21, preferred from 23 to 2334, Erie from 173 to 175%, Ohios from 164 to 17, Western Union from 76% to 76% and Union Pacific from 65% to 6634. Rock Island closed at 10414 and Wabash at 6 Other changes are slight and unimportant, ADVANCE AND DECLINE. ‘The change in prices at the close, compared with that of yesterday, Is 98 follows :— ‘Apvaxcr.—Hannibal and St, Joseph, 144; Ohio and Missiasipp?, 34; Panama, 1; Rock Island, 435 St. Paul ferred, 34; Wabash, 3;; Western Union, 3% ; Missouri Prcite, 1%; Michigan’ viata 23 District of Colum- bia 3.65 bonds, *{; gold, 4. SraTionaRy.—Atiantic and Pacific Telegraph, Atlan- fic and Pacific preferred, New York Central, C., C. and LC., Delaware und Lackawanna, Erie, Harlem, Lake Shore, Northwestern common, Pacille Mail, Quick- silver, St Paul common, Union Pacific and New Jersey Central. ‘THE SALES TO-DAY. The transactions on the Stock Exchange to-day ag- gregated 116,900 shares,. which, among active securities, were divided as follows:—New York Central and Hudson, 455; Erie, 3,600; Lake Sbore, 44,300; Cleve- Jand and Pittsburg, 210; Northwestern, 7,100; do. pre- ferred, 700; Rock Island, 1,500; Pacific Mail, 14,100; Bt. Paul, 3,400; do. preferred, 2,600; Ohios, 2,950; West ern Union, 14,700; Wabash, 300; Union Pacific, 2,500; C., C. and L C., 400; Panama, 200; Missouri Pacific, 10,625, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and | lowest prices of the day:— Opening. Highest, Lowes 104g 104d 133 133 11% 11% 6234 6 x3 Sentral: Qhio & Miss. Union Paciiie.: 66 Missouri Pac.. 1234 Money on call loans was freely offered at 3:4 per cent, | ‘and loaned down to 24 per cent at the close, Foreign exchange was weaker this afternoon, In con- | Sequence of the rise in gold. Actual business was at | 481 for bankers’ sixty days’ sterling and 4863¢ for de- | mand. PRODUCE EXPORTS. The produce exports from this port for the week end- ing to-day were $5,815,233, against $5,161,241 for the corresponding week in 1874, and $7,229,723 in 1873, The total exports of produce from this port since Jan: uary 1, this year, were $217,311,227, agamst $260,702, 839 for the corresponding period of 1874, and $257,- | 1% 689,197 for 1873, THE GOLD MAREET. Gold declined from 114% to 11434, advanced to 115, | reacted to 114% and finaliy closed at 114%. The rates for carrying were land2per cont Loans were also | made flat at 2 per cent per annum, and 1-64 per diem for borrowing. A sympathetic feeling has been bred in this market with the foreign condition, The latter is re- Ported to be very unsettled, and if importantevents Should occur on the other side the changes here are likely to be quickly responsive. ‘The Eastern question ‘s carefully watched, as an incident of the financial situation, and war operations in Europe are likely to be followed by an advance in American gold. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT, — ees gee. rrency balances. Gold exchanges. Gold balances. . BANK SHARES. The following were the bids to-day for city bank shares:—America, 1525; American Exchange, 116; | Central National, 1013g; Chatham, 135; Chomical, 1,600; City, 3003g; Commerce, 124; Corn Exchange, 1324; First National, 200; Fourth _ National, 96; Gallatin National, 180; Gold Exchange, 122; Grocers’, 100; Importers and Traders’, 199; Mercan- | tile, 105; Merchants’, 123; New York, 181; New Yotk National Exchange, 101; Ninth National, 80; Park, 139; Phoenix, 100; St. Nicholas, 103; Union, 140. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The following are the Treasury balances:—Currency, $9,205,000; coin, $72,500,000; less coin certificates, $17,000,000, Reéeipts from internal revenue to-day, $159,075; customs, $409,812. The Assistant Treasurer Paid out to-day $81,000 gold on account of interest, and $193,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds Bank totes received for redemption, $500,000. GOVERNMENT BONDS, Government bonds closed firm at the following quo- fations:—United States currency sixes, 123% @ 124; do, do., 1881, registered, 120% 0 120%; do. da, do., Coupon, 122 a 12274; do. five-twenties, 1862, regis- tered, 114} a 116; do. do., da, coupon, 11434 m 115; do. do., 1864, registered, 1143, a 115; do. do. do, Coupon, 114% a 115; do. do., 1865, rogisteroa, 115% a 26; do. do, d@o., coupon, 115% a 116%; do. do, do, new, 118% a 119; do, do., do., coupon, 18% | 119; do. do, 1867, registered, 1201 ® 120%; do. do., do., coupon, 120% a 129%; do. do.,,. 1868, registered, 120% a 121; do. do, do, coupon, 120% a 1215; ; do, ten-forties, registered, yr ng | & 115%; do. do., conpon, 116% 9117; do. fives, 1851, registered, 115% 115%; do, do., do., coupon, 1153 | 16%. 1% ‘THE FORPIGN MARKET. London advices report that the amount of bullion | withdrawn from bank on balance to-day is £60,000, The foliowing are jatest quotations;—Consols for | money, 4 a 943¢; do., for account, O45; a 0414; old 1866 bonds, 103:¢; 1867 bonds, 10834; ton-forty bonds, 1043 @ 101%; new fives, 108} 9 103%; Erie, 164 a | 1%. Rentes in Paris, 66.60. RAILKOAD BONDS. Railroad bonds were firm on moderate transactions, Chicago and Northwestern consoli coupon gold | in a fall of prices, | single man—who has extorted the wealth and has | usurped the power to force the tour Eastern railway | corn—is the West indebted for the blight that is sure | going to do about it, is ‘the onject ‘of this writing. If | 400 Pac RR of Mo. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, Pacific firsts brought an and land grants 97) Harlem coupon firsts rose to 111i, Morris and Essex Sevens of 1871 to 105, Milwaukee and St, Paulefirsts to 112, Cleveland and Toledo sinking funds to 108 and Cleveland and Pittsburg sinking funds to 105%. C., C. and L ©. firsts rose to 60. Sales of Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota firsts were made at 37 9 36, Michigan Central sevens at 10134, Harlem coupon firsts ‘at 1114;, Rock Island seyens at 10034, do, sixes at 100, ‘New Jersey Central consolidated firsts at 10634. ‘The following were the closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds:—Union Pacific firsts, 1034 a 103% ; do. land grants, 97% 498; do. sinking tunds, 874 a 53; Central Pacitics, 103% a 108%. STATE BONDS. State bonds were weak for Tennessecs, sales of which were made at 47 for old, 46 for new and 45)¢ a 4044 for new series; District of Columbia 3.65's sold at 6OX. PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations Asked. at three o’clock this day :— City sixes, old. City sixes, new. Camden and Amboy Raiiroad.. *Pennsylvania Railroad. Les 278 and Reading. Lehigh Valley. Catawissa Railroad, preferred. Philadephia and Erie Railroad. . Northern Central Railroad. Lehigh Navigation. Lebigh Navigation g *Bx dividend, MEMORANDA. ‘The regular monthly meeting of the Erle directors, which was to have been heki to-day, was postponed in consequence of the continued illness of President Jowett, A despatch from Washington says that the Goyern- ing Committee of the Washington Stock Exchange this afternoon udopted a@ resolution that in view of the opinion of the United States Attorney General concern- ing the three-sixty-tive District bonds that “The United States themselves authorized the issue of these bonds to secure their own debt.” They shall hereafter be recognized and classed in all transactions of the Ex- change as bonds of the United States Another despatch says that ‘The work of redeeming wornout fractional scrip with new has not been stopped nor has the printing of new ten cent pieces ceased, though it hgs been so published extensively., There can be no contraction in the volume of frac- tional currency till coin is ready to issue. A new fifty cent note is issued because of the counterfeiting of the note. Still the mints are constantly making silver coin.’? Comptroller of the Currency Knox says that the Proceeding of the British banks of California in retus- ing to accept the notes of the gold banks has caused the gold banks to retire their circulation. The gold banks at Stockton, Cal. to-day retired $80,000 of their circulation. Concerning the threatened railroad combination to secure high rates for freight after the lake and canal navigation shall have closed, a Chicago financial re- view, assuming that the Baltimore and Obio Company will be @ party to it, gives, expression toa thought which has frequently appeared in the Huraxp, as fol- ows — Inquiries among leading bankers as to the business outlook for the winter were answered in decidedly | gloomy forebodings, Unless a decided advance occurs in foreign markets for grain and provisions sufficient to cover the extortionate advance in railway freights to | be enforced as soon as navigation closes, bankers and | business men look for very meagre shipments during the winter months. Grain especially will till our ware- houses to their utmost capacity, and the cribs aud graoaries in the country will remain unrelieved of their stores of food. Tnis effectual damming up of the chan- nels of trade by the Eastern ratlway ring must result and the supply of Europ, markets from other sources, and hence to immense damage to the entire mercantile aud farming interests of the West, To the insatiable greed of a hi 8 8 to pool their earnings and advance freights to the board to 86 centson wheat and aboat 34 cents on very soon to settle down upon her business and fnan- cial prospects. To tarn the attention of thoughttal men to the subject, and, if possible, find what they aro our jarmers must burn their corn, as they did but little more than two years ago, before the Baltimore and Ohio Railway reached this city, the sooner they know itand shut down ali expenses the better, They “should know the worst and provide for it,”” Mr. Reverdy Johnson, who sailed for Europe a day or two ago, has gone in the interest of Florida, being authorized by the Governor and the proper commis- siouers to sell three milhon acres of land, the proceeds of which are to be used in obliterating the public debt of that State, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Tuxspay, Nov, 9, 1878 BEFORE CALI—10 A. M. $3000 C & NW cab. 10000 Dist 10000 Un £ 1000 CC & suo aha Foc dail $ 100 do 500 dc 100 400 er a 3100 do 1iwy Wear Ui Ua Tel 40) Ct ETRE | generally unchanged. 2000 Pac of 500 617 50000 M & Bt 100 oy 1000 6,0 & 62 3000 * do. 20) 5000 N J 4 zo00 824 5000 Mich do, = 10000 do 1d) ley Pe 90% 500 do. oma NW.best0 384 1 Rik 100 bd B85 i 800 fo. 38i4 h 100 do BB todo. Ent 2 200 do. 38) 6000 & NW 100 NJ Cen do. 800 Chi & RL 100 dos 100 Del, L & 17 2000, 6 £1 0 it 800 600 3300 200 10: 20 Harlem iit e 200 Mich Con RE..b@ ‘ts 1 1) Pac Ivor io be 200 do. 225 do. 20 Mor & Ess. (b'e.83 108)3 2:30 TO 3 P.M. $5000 Lake S Ist, r. 1700shs LS &MS.... 6235 ‘8000 CANWee gb 100 di 62 800 ahs West U Tel 500 dk .. 62 200 do. 70% 100 Chi & NW Rik.ad 3546 Woo 76% 200 do. BB 100 Wette Farg Bx.bd 78 3 100 Pac ass \ a Sor ees &RIE ie &. 800 Mil & St Paul. 100 Too Pittsburg ii 100LS& MS RR, 609" “do. 623, 100 200 0 100 100 200 Han & SY 1200 40 Chi, B&Q R 2500 1096, 0810 RR 100 300 Pac RR of Mo. COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON’ ON THE SPOT DULL AND EASIER; Fururgs 1-l6c. LOWER—FLOUR ACTIVE AND FIRMER—WHEAT QUIET*-CORN ACTIVE AND FIRM—OATS ACTIVE AND HIGHER—BARLEY FIRM-—BARLEY MALT QUIET—PORK EASIER— LARD EASIER—PETROLEUM WEAK AND UN- SETTLED—SPIRITS TURPENTINE STEADY— ROSIN DULL—HIDES UNCHANGED—OILS QUIET—WHISKEY STEADY—¥FREIGHTS QUIET AND STEADY—HEMP AND JUTE UNCHANGED— GUNNIES UNCHANGED—COFFEE DULL AND UNCHANGED—SUGAB FIRM, Torspay, Nov. 9—6 P. M. The trade movement was fitful, but on the whole rather freer. The fall in the gold premium exertea little or no influence on ’Change. Flour was more active and a trifle firmer. Wheat was decidedly better for prime, but the market was nevertheless quiet. Corn was active and firmer, Oats were also active and higher. Whiskey steady. Pork and lard were easier, Petroleum was weak and unsettled, Naval stores were Oils were quiet. Hides were un- changed. Freights were quiet and steady. Gunnies were unchanged. Hemp andjute were unchanged, Coffee was dull, Sugar was firm. Asnxs were quiet and unchanged. The receipts are con- siderably less than heretofore. We heur of sale of several hundred casks on private terma We quote:—Pots, Sic. a Sc. ; pearls, 7c. nominal, Berswax was unchanged; quoted at 29%c. @ Bic. for West- ern and Southern. Broom Con Fine green was scarce and in good de- | mand; medium and low grades were dull. We note sale of one car load of red tipped at Se. We quote:—Brush, short green, choice, 10c. a 12}c.; hurl, greon, 10¢. ® 1e.; green mediur, $e. a 10c, ; red and red tipped, Te, @ 8c. Canpixs.—No lurge transactions were reported, the prin cipal business being confined to the local trade. Prices steady. We quote:—Sperm. 29c.; sperm, patent, Mac; stearic, R. Mitchell & Co. mantine (12, 14, 16 on.), and 12's, 20c. a 2le. Corres.—The markot for Braails was dall and unchanged. ‘We note sale at Baltimore of 5,000 bugs Rio ex Traveller on port is 82,072 bags; at Galveston, 7,600 do.; at New Or- leans, 13,369 do.; at Mobile, 4,000 do. ; at Savannah, 1,000 do. ; at Baltimore, 71,220 do. ; aftoat and loading for United States to 26th ult., 221,583 bags; purchased for Unived States to Gth inst., 147,000 bags. We quote:—Ordinary car- goes, 17%e. a 18¢.; fair do., 19¢. a 194. ; good do., 19346, a 19%6.; prime do., 20c. a 20}c.; extreme range for lots, 17ie. a 21}4e. ; Santos, fair to good, 18Me, a 19%e., gold., ninety days; Java, government bags, 2c# a 27c.; do, grass mats, 26¢, a 28¢.; Singapore, do., 22¢, a 24e.; Ceylon, 2le. @ 220, ; Maracaibo, 193c. a 21}¢c.; Laguayra, 19346. @ 21e5 Jamaica, 184¢. a 20c.;St. Domingo, 18c, a 18%. ; Porte ata Rica, 19¢. @ 21¥4c.; Mexican, ge. Angostnra, 196, 8 | De. 9,000 ta 800,000 @ quote :— .). 30c. ; Volts, 31¢.; braziers’ (over a 8c. ; old "shoashion, &c., mixed adie: American ingot, lake, 230, & 2Bige. per eathing and Uronse, 226; bolts, were from 7 Tbs. lake, part at 23¢. and palaces. a9 35 26. Dei ‘Corros.-~i lie marks for cotton, on the spot, was dat! and Futures were 1-16e. lower and quiet’ ‘The closing jons to-day, compare with Saturday's final Sigures as 328 als 9 516 9 18 ine January 13 8:16 Fob, 100 Mich Cen ie. do... 1015 AND 1 $22000 U 8 5-20, ¢, 10.00 US 5%, 10-40 BOARD—10:330 AL OM, 10 shs Clev & eer be : Oo tate og ae res gigooo oR S20 *65,n. 1187; -be 118% FIkst $2200) Tenn 6's, old... 47 4000 Peun © Soo. | 1900 B00 Leh & WBcon., 964 100 | BW CaN Weegt. Sib, 200 2000 Chi & N Wecon.. 96" 1000 5000 Mor & Ess, 1900 102 900 S000 Mor& Es 7's, "71 106 900 2000 Erie iss. 10334 100 500 Mor & Kes 2a..., 10734 800 2000 Mich Bou 24. nite, Ordinary... «11 3-16 11 6-16 11 5-16 11 5-16 Strict ordinary 18 1118-16 11 13-16 Good ordinary. 5-16 12 916 12 9.16 Birict good ordinary bitte i2irie Wists 12 16-16 , Low middling....... 13 1g 1335 138% Seren fling: 13 8-16 13°5-16 19 °9.16 13 ‘9-16 Middlin +13 616 13 7-16 13 11-16 13 11-16 Good middit - - Strict good m 1 L ok coleman AT Ti6e low middling, 123e.; midd 1 seh goed ordinary, ling, 1 sales were :— 11-16c, The To-Day. Last Evening, — ‘Total. Export... — 400 400 | Consumption 50 531 Total 1000 LS con 1 10% 5000 M & 8 P 8's, isk WU, & Asi 1 st, race 4000 Mich Ue 7's...» 1000 Ubio & M 2d. 1000 Un Pal 2000 Ciev & T Sy 40) cui ‘eT Wit. b's bay DOM &St Paul. tbe 39%, guy, ée.. 3 Bq Lom as Pot bers G4iy | 200 ois 100 Tot & Wa Ki: 20 Del, La& W Riche sg BB ee wbe 1083 40 20 ) Watton i + 20 Stl Twteas ie be 0% 50 Chi Als Kit pb e 105 } Pacof Mo. 100 ahs Uni bog Wee t ‘Pel. 190 do. 00 do. 09 do. s ») Pae ites 100 1b sii ‘i 8 100 500 S: 600 do 600 do +0 do =e ese, PRES $5 1224 $1000 T 8 6's, 6, '81.. SECOND BOARD—1 P, 100 shs Un PacRR.... 100 Ill Cen RR... MOOK 5 4M 8 i.e ore ik demand aud advan sik, Union) April, 609 we 136. at 13: | P.M. | To Hesabury. by steam, leav! | dull. | atair business was dono ++ 481 450 931 Puture delivery were as follows:—Yosterday, after two P. veinber, 2,900 bales at 1 D ‘at 13 3-16e.. 1,600 at | en, 1.200 af 18g: Jana February, March, 500 as 13 9-166. ; joveraber, 7-826.; December, 100 at + 1 dit 0 * 19 1-i6e., 1,600 at 13%e., 900 at 19 3-820. 1,700" at jects jot nt 185 100, 2. 200 at 13 9-32e., 200 | bar! 4100 wt’ 13 5-166. 5 M. eh, 200 100 at 133%. 3 Ze. Big0. : , 1.200 at 13.1 ieee Maye 560 at 19 27-326. 300 ab 13%2.: "June, 900 at 14 Total, 17,700 bales. Grand total, 26,100 bales, The receipts orts were as follow: Tuesday, 1 Ch: om, ea flint “Sa0 Norfolke Zt arleston, 2.799 gon, orfol York, 1,082; Boston, 823; Pinladeiphia, 263, Total, 32,578 bales, ‘This day last week, 29,846, ‘This day last zeaty Total sine September 1, 960.201 bales to last niich ton ead ane ‘To Havre, by steam, Ye compressed. ‘To Bremen, by Ie., compressed. ‘re ‘Clverpeol, gd. @ 7-164. by steam ; by sail, 5-16d. Market steady. Featuxrs—The market was @ trifle oaster in tone, but we do not change quotations. Reese. 6c. a Ble; choice do, do., Oe. s Glo. ality, $0c. « hen foathors, 6c. « He. + turkey feat 2, per Ib. Fisa.—The market for codfish was dull, with a large stock gn hand. Mackerel were unchanged! sales were about 4,000 bbis, ema shore No, 3's at $0. The supply of box her, ring was inereased by the arrival of 50,000 boxes, 30,000 boxes of which sold at 0c. for scaled and, 260. for No. 1's, g moderate supply on band. Barreled herring vals were two carroos Labrad cod, Ha Grand steam, o- o's Bi ‘OUR AND Ohatx,—Rtecetpts—Flovr, ont 274/349 bushels, corn, 97/900 do, 20,700 do.; barley malt, 1.800 do, ket was aiher, firmer ‘under a beitcr Inquiry from the shippers, and for the Woat Indiew at full, If od, prices. Sales, 15,440 bbis. We quote : 0, 2 8 $4 56 Superiine Sta 5 25 | Extra State. 5.85 Choice State 6 90 6 22 600 900 shipping brands, 26 brands. 750 80 710 12 w 950 60 5 00 685 700 oa a 865 a 385 a 20 50 an do cidediy firmer for eg cd prime;’ common re 00 better. gut 100,000 bushel 1 14 for 2 Chics outside i No. 3 new amber, demand were 75,000 bushels et 70.8 710. for miaea. 7 Tie, 0 TAige. tor d0,, tn’ store. Kye and nominal. Barley was Arma, with sales of ols at $1 2 4 a ig 8000 bushels Canada eold idly higher, ol on 80% fe. bid No. Fa Tage ly bushels at 98¢, a 400. for inferior mixed and 48¢, « 480, for No. 2 Chieago mixed. Pi We note further selor, 1 arrive of 2b buahala, “We auote ;—Medsuim, fair to cholic. $4 50 a private terms; mild coffees were quiet, Stock of Rio at this | free | woawenaee NOVEMBER 10, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET. ag §'75, wi ie da ta Shale Duss 20: gress Paster Sada Bl viciet cea Senet Puores the market, es qhoted at $275 « Muscatels sige ds 5. Domestic’ dried sales of old sliced Apples at lle. a 12¢, and Hic.” Peuches—Uupeoied quarters lie, Peanuts were stendy. Wo hear naar a 25 to $160. We quote 2 PeraIe woe $1 80 a sas, Wilmington, "2 and $1'05 for uafanned Oaks Pin aes agers: Be 2 vanes in ight demand and stosdy. We tie cloth, alge a ige Bornes and Gouritore, 1464 teat erure ware ia'very moderate demand. ‘The mar- ket was steady. We quote :—American dressed, por ton, $270 0 $250 Cr double and @235 8 F240 for single; hh ‘asc0 gold, per I. whe latter fort “20m $255, sold; Tealian, $2.00 a $2 70, + gold. Jute butts quoted at Kee ¥ fine Sera om price fore 24c. a Montevideo, 2044 to 21 21 to 22 Ibe. 200, ibe 22 Ibs. 20c.; Orinoco, 21 to Ey Ds. Ble: Oallfornin, “22 to. 35 Ibe, 2c ons Central American, 18to 21 Ibs, 1c. « 1ve. Matamoros, 24 Ibs., 1de.; Vera Uruz, 16 to 19 Ibs., Vise; Bo ssa ae 9e. & 21340. ; Texas and Southorn, 34 to 30 Ibs., 130. ty slaughter, ox, 3 vy sales were made tor shipping. dull und neglected: We yuote:—New York State, 12e. & 160. Eastern, 10e. 4 130.3 Wisconsin, 10e. a Toe yearlings Se, 8 Gallforntas, 17e @ 200. Wet elds, all growths, 4c, a Ge. ; per Ib, InoX.—The market for American pig was dull and de- ressod, 5 ce was firm and in light onal a and p34 bande Aetna i rey BUT n $23; No, 1 Coltnens, 33 asst No. jean 10 * 0. 1 Coltner rude’ $024 Nort Eslinton, #20 re ped « Pea. pees $53, ‘inilroad tron—N. ‘iron rails, $51 i steel rails, LikaD was in woderave oman sa steady We quote — Spanish, ordinary (gold), 3 qe foreign, refined (gold), SY 1244; dotpontie tgold) ‘bar (discount 10 per cont), 8%e. ; aye ox theet (doy, ‘}ge. Tathab’s Improved tin'lined lead pipes OLASEER.. —The market for New bse was set ately Seely — were 110 bbls. TH ‘T3e. Forel; was quiet but Ready, We Cul a, centrifugal and mixed, 2c. « 2c. jdo,, clayed, & 32. ; do., muscovade refining, 3 ‘do. di "ie. a BSc. 5 pee Rico, 35¢. @ 50c ; En clit jands, j Orleans, old erop, 50c. 's Sha,; do Daw ). 75c. @ TRe., to arrive, —Rosin was dull snd unchanged. Spfrits of turpentine were steady, with sales of 250 bois. at dlc. and sales of 25 bbis, in lots, at 4c. a 440. Tar quiet; sales Go bola, Washington as 82 25. ‘We quote =—S rite of thrpen- tine, dle. ; rosin, OL bO KOOG, strained, Srss bade hag ington tar,'S2 25; Washingon tar, $3 25: $2 8 Ous.—The market for all kinds was dea ut _un- changed, ish oil is arriving slowly. We uote ‘sale of 700 bola. Calitornia whale oll. fas export, at, 60s. We quote : Cottonseed, crude, ‘i fds ummer yellow, 55e. ; o.t foandry, 7 @ do., winter yellow, 63e, 2 G5e. casks aud bbis., S7c. a 896, winter, $1078 ‘st 10, cee Sound, 41c. & 42c.} Maine, 45¢.; sperm, crude, $1 do., bleached Winter, $1 85; do., natural do., Fi aa ate oa) do., Southern, 65e.; do. iealist winter, 75¢. o., ‘natural do., 73e. @ Tc., olive, casks, S119 a Prac Gert Sanaa, 642 w64 G00 wluter Wsadned Bale baa be Prerrotevm.—The market was weak undunsettled, Crude tn bulk was quoted at 6269 foe prompt and eke. | for month; do, in bbls. for prompt and 10% 4 10%6, for month. fen standard wi al e a 1040 for month; cargo Tote, 13 for prompt and 1 gc: eases, 1 a tha, 10340. fur prompt (Oise. for inonth, Thlladehly markt dul ot Arte. fur Tots, Baltimore, 12 The advices fromm the Creek were as follows ive juiet aud weak ut $1.05 97343 OU City quite dull at $1 $734; Rousovilie quiet ar $1 90 ‘$1 523g; Tidioute dull and lower, $1 95; Parker's, oe $44 $1 56: for shipments, $1 52; Tt as Re pa 61 ei. beef, S81 pack- mn, 545 boxes and 60 tierces; cut ments, 235 di was quiet; sales of about private terms. Beef hans quoted at $23 50 a $25 for prime Western; far to prime do. $20 8 $28, and common to fair do. at $18 20, Bacon was dull and lower; long and short clear quoted 1368 1340. Cut meats were dull and Bominal; sales 550 pleces plekled bellies, at private terms: 18, 0. pickled do., wt 1 He 000) Ib D ibs average, at, Sor and about 40,0001 = NeaNy average at 12kgc. Lard was ‘eusier. 60" tierces prime new Western af Seen’ 20 do. at 12%¢¢., 400 do, pine city nt eet 4, for future delivery, 1 No- 276; 3400 do., seller the yer, ut 12 11-16e., Bnd abut 00 do. ab 12%" Butter—The dernand for chotes grades of State butter continued; fine Western State was algo in fairdemand, We quote :—State, Jair to choice, 25e. do., common to good. 25c. a SUe.; Western creamery, o'chuive, 2c. a Ste; Western tubs, tuir to choice, 2c. Cheese was dull and unchanged: We qnote State fi common to fancy, Re. w Lic; dairies, fancy, full creani, 12c, 4 1de,; do., fair’ to good; part skim, Yc. a ile. ; 4c. 0 90. ; Unio factory, common to good, Be, He. a Lhe, iy shade Pr ok—The market for Carolina was gher. The sales were 5: Mea Tacs 200 bbis, Louisiana at O3¢e. a 76. and 150 bbls, low grade at Sige, a Bic. Note.—We clip the following ftom the circular of Messrs. Daniel Tulmage’s Sons, of this city —Curolina— The panicky feeling among factors and planters has. sud- sided, and a disposition now prevails to put prices up. While the planters on the coast, as a class, bave the financial ability to hold their crops until the opentug of the next Plautigg veason, yet, taking into consideration the ques: tion %f expense of carriage, we do not be that such policy ‘will be persisted in. With an abun in all sections we are of opinion that average price for the crop. can ouly be secured by such Teasobable concession in prices as shall warrant the trade in operating freely, Louisiana—De- sand for all grades has been spirited, ‘as in, comparison with the Carolina kinds prices bave ruled fully ie. to ge. lower for equal grade, The turn out of the crop continues fine, aud itié quite generally conceded that fully one-half ie thé equal of the coast, The mailing bas begotten & con. Sdence which in connection with the convenient (bl) package, is causing it to advance in trade favor, hg i Unrolina, fair to prime, 6c. a. Tie, Loulsian to. Brims, Oe « fe. anit lower au ties at b\e. a See Patna, 7c. o c-; Rangoon, Bond Sica a aSce. peeling guid casks ‘gol wearice ei The. mashee wae stondy, with ‘moderate, ealea, a6 quotations. We quote :Pepper,’ Sumatra, 1626; Singa- por mento, 1c. ; cloves, 0c. ; cass re se pnee, Ie. ; Race do., ¥3¢e. ; nutmegs, 310'B1 05 por Sugak—The market for raw was rong, with sales of 1,000 boxes centrifugal at 83¢c.. and 626 hhda. do. at 87 Refined sugar was steady and nichanged. We quote: ‘ir Felluing, T2¢0.;, good do, 834. ; Cabs, grocery, fait to choice, Sige w Uhre; do. centrifugal hbds, and boxes, Nos. 8 t0 1 a Sc, ;do. molasses, ids. and boxes, 630. a7 aaah Porta Iieo, refining, common to prime, 766 « Eige.: do, grocery, far te choice, Fae. 8 ‘Bige. ¢ stan S, 100.5 reat S980. Sior’ erasbed, Nis powdered, ran widtal, 10sze,« 10Ke-;zollow, Uige. @ Cheer extes Gy igor cut loale 11sec. Sriawinn wie quict, Sale late yesterday of 40 tierces choice Western at 14 ‘TauLow.—The market was steady. The sales were 90,000 in lots, ab 9ige. a Wigc. arket was steady, with sales of 350 bis. verne, Woot.—The market was sae? and th business transacted w: light, but prices or on all wrades, with the exception ‘of Callforuia, wool, ind nade Gasier. Among the sales reported were, $.000 Ths, Beat Indie wool st 286. and on private extra pulled wool, 5,000 Ibs, Michigan fleece, Geor- ia wool, 9,000 do. inferior do., 25,000 do. fail clip Gaiuiorata ‘fo, nnd’ sacks coarse Mexican do. Zinc was quiet and unchanged. Quoted at 9c., gold. Puxianrs.—A fair demand prevailed from the grain trade for Sym eon tion by steam to Live 1 and London at un- little was done on the berth or in otherwi engagements were :—To Dushels grein a6 7d. 07) a. p os ae Sra‘ pel rb. 5 fork and itoeton, ons, mst steam, have gone forward pol q ie. per 100 Ibs. by former and 724c. per latter route. To London, by steam, £2,000 bushels grain at 9d., and by sail, jd. ; 2,000 bbls. flour, 26, 6d. To Glas- ite freely at 6 Goo bushele peas, 5: ow, by steane, 5,000 bushels grain at 10d. and. by sail, 730 | Sots: flour, 3s. per bbl. The steamer pe Cromwell. for Haltfex. Sydney an ‘and Ss. Johns, N. F,, hi full cargo en- chiefly ‘ns’ follows;—About 2.000 fut sugar boxes raisins, "on private | bbls. flour, 35c, per | HEM cat Ge dou 160 tats lard ps) pcivete’ termes Dalsnee general cargo wt 20 per, cuble foot for measure: A Dutch bark, hence ee erin ok a Wok. Wied poveioam aha So, cousigumént; a British bark of 800 tons, from Charles: Kingdom of Continent, with edtton at a lump {a Norwegian bark, 422 tons, hence to ain, Aba rate ‘American eM ith cotton United States gold; an American schooner of 1,000" est ‘capacity, Seat Haye with gen- cargo, at 45e. per bbl; two ships, from Ni fw Orleans 10 Liverpest, with cotton us Sd. per Ibe; one thenee to Bremen, with do. ab 1 5-16c. ; four schooners, from Philadelphiato Nor- folk, with coal nt $1 10 per ton; two to Boston from New Haven, with 8,000 bbls, cement at Ze per Dbl. one from Portland to do., with bricks at M.; one to New York, with sugar from Boston at 81 per ton; one to Port ou Pringe froma do, and back, with general cargo at 1,700 and port charges. DOMESTIO MARKETS. New Ontmans, Nor and fair; middling, 12%4c. ment not m Bristol with nares car) chiefly flour and equivalent cy per bushel for the latter ‘649 tons, from New Orleans to Live: and timber st 90, Ssame. mntet; dom! een Tate. food odin LL et Foceipts, 9,018 Dales’ grows, 7, STi ch ta idle 12%e. ey i ha ty quiet, middling + good ordinary, 1130. Net ey zoclpta px capi ‘coastwise, 700, bucet, bs wanNAn, Nov. 9, 1875, ‘ereeagiy eZ “gt ei ie 1 us bal ry vores i. ro ret or Bales. iao6. ‘Btoe! cota 8, Gross, steady; middling, 1: agnssr rane tae ee eeo teliaacy, ithe ho ee ae this Ping wo the peo 700, Stock, tf Pt Pre ante scbpicts of turpentine dull 4s 9u346 - De 9,1 ‘quiet, te ie 5S steady; sales, 1,800 bbls. W Goo vaskels Not Fientes. ata at Pihito Michican at 61 38, Gorn quiet as. 7 eee 2 ges els. oi. 270,000 feo, terior te Whent, Ie, Sil i fro oe freights—Wheat, ‘1c. ; corn, ‘to New jet and | anchan Wheat dull and finn; enlon, 2080 bushels No. ‘Piva Cinb Club, ite. ue. “for Noy, 2 Chteato,, HYG, in: 3,500 “Canada as, 960, | Fork Lard qui 4c. 8 new mess, Highwines dull es iL 15)5. Floor be) Wheat stendior: pa eM ng Fe cf 118" exten do, tuner Michigan, pot pou $1 Oi: Bh 18: No. Shred er eu. Gk oe ‘ ot Mua ‘ex white sie, Hine: Yicar, 15,000 buabhe ‘heat is{000 da rn, E000 Ser Cuicado, Nov. 9, 1875. Doraand active and inetd higher? jer November; “Oats very. fem Bio. satire ‘and Manne op ‘at $20.50 Febru pe esr jovember, Bi ve advanced for 19 50 seller Nove: and Sout ie ey 12 25 seller Mag 3 meats a ne rates; shoul ho Guillon 11. @ 11340 as jae) algae ids e, Whiskey fair and marked firm at$1 12. At noon call board, w! Or at December. fovetaber, Oste J. Pork 9 10 the yeur. Lard uuchauged. Receipts—Flour, cS ‘wooo! a dieses i 4 ymve nt 23,000" Bashele; corn, 1,00 don; L., Nov. 9, 1875, Printing clothe—Standard ‘and aire, O4AGk b ange. a dige. sixty days, with rand eaten olfered' as HAVANA MARKET. Havana, Nov. 9, 1875, Span! weer sa 227 9 22734. Markets dull and quotations unchay; EUROPEAN MARKET. Loxnox. Nov. 9—Eyoning.—Linseed ail, 258, 0d. per ewt. Spirits of turpentine, 26s, 6d. per ews, FINANCIAL. TLANTA AND RICHMOND AIR-LINE RAILWAY. ‘The Committee of the First Mortgage Bondholders of the Atlanta and Riehmond Air Line Railw: aed spose hereby give notice, under and in purss 98 of the 8 holder's Agro ment," the subscribers to said agreement, tr thete af assigns, held in the city of New York at Bourd ot Fire Insurance Brokers, 162 Broadway (up stairs), on Tuesday, October 40, at twelve o'clock Me Bondhol resent may be represented by jolders who cannot proxy. A fall meeting is requested, ADRIAN ISELIN Committee. HIRAM W. SIBL’ LUcLUs: TUCKERMAN, EUGENE KELLY, SKIPWITH WILNER, Nov. 9, 1875. —LAPSLEY & BATDEY, BROKERS, 74 BROAD. AY, BUY AND SELL “PRIVILEG ON “RMB ERS OF NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE” “EX. CLUSIVELY.” REFERENCES GIVEN IN NEW YORK AND LEADING CITIES. STOCK PRIVILEGES BOUGHT AND SOLD BY + uson only Al partfes at best rates in the market, In- formation as to best way to uperste eens on spinon. MBRIDGE & CO, Bankers a Brokers, 2 Wall street. Stocks bought and sold on moderate margins, T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insyrance Policies, Mortgages and other SanitteS SRR e kn kinds effected with best compa- nies. J. J. HABRICH & CO., 117 Broadway. NY AMOUNT FROM $1,000 TO $50,000 TO LOAN ON improved and unimproved Property, this city or Brook- lyn, term of years, without bonus. WILLIAM E, LEAVITT, 130 Broadway. A 20D ,FIRST MORTGAGE FOR $5,000 OR $7,000 ‘wanted on New York alty praperty, Apply st once. 50 Broadway. A.-?®, CALL, SPREAD OR STRADDLE, on any active stock, for 30 or 60 days, can now be dought a at low rates, A now Book on Stock Speculation, explaining the best method of operating in Wall street, will bbe mailed free to any address by 8, W. HAMILTON & CO. 10 Wail street, N un —DEFAULTED RAILROAD BOND: . bought and sold by the old pestubiohod Stock and Bond House of ALBERT H.NICOLAY & CO., No. 43 Pine street, New York. YOUNG WIDOW LADY, WHO HAS FURNITURE, wishes some party of means, to loan her @50, Address BLONDE, Herald Uptown Branch office. . Stock Brokers, ww York. LADY DESIRES A LOAN OF $300, ON VALUABLE. household furniture, for four months; a good interest paid. Address SOUTHERNER, Herald’ Uptown Branch o A LADY, HAVING AN ELEGANT HOUSE, DESIR? ably and centrally located, wishes a loan of $500, for ‘the use of which she will give a pleasant Room and Board, Address Mra. C. L. F., Herald Uptown Branch office. XPOSE WALL STREET.—MARGINS, PUTS, CALLS, straddles; before you invest remit 25e. for Book ing oll particalars of the way it, is done, MORTIMER ae) Pablishers, New York, Box 8,636. UROPEAN FUNDS TO LOAN “ON NEW YORE Brooklyn and Westchester Prope Foperiy:: no bon joan on buildings in course of erection. Principals on! W. B. DUGAN, 92 Broadwi giware HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York city Mortgage a. without bonus, Principals desiring 46 BORROW OR INVEST We L GRANT, 145 Broadway. J] AM BEADY To LOAN MONEY, WiTHoUT noNvs, ‘on New York or Brooxlyn Fronerty prompdlr and and ghean: Principals apply, with papers, to T. P, HYATT, jroad- way. po, OBIT.-AN HEIR AT LAW, OF AGE, WHO will shortly inherit his property, desires to obtain joan. Any person willing to negotiate may address, posi- bed stating terms, SINCERITY, Herald Uptown Branch HE DAILY CIRCULATION OP THE EVENING TELEGRAM FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOVEM- BER 6, 1875, WAS OVER THIRTY THOUSAND, A LARGER AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION THAN EVER BEFORE. ATTAINED AY ANY EVENING PAPER IN THIS CITY. ANTED-ON | UNEXCKPTIONABLE | PROPERTY, mn $2,000 to $10,000; property worth $20,000; Hones = | aud vot ean be obtained by purl axing for less money. Ad, drews G. W.. box 143 Herald Uptown Branch office. PORT ROYAL RAILROAD BONDS $10. ODO saree, Wuiton wax eid Post ofteee $500. 000. aya and State Bonds wanted. KHAM, 195 Broadway, N ENERGETIC MAN, WITH SOME CAPITAL, TO Join Adversiser in, the ‘manufacture of metallic show cs by the lithographic transfor process; business now ‘ostublished; references, dress BUSINESS, box 104 Herald of A “ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED AL . for merchants, manufacturers and others; Real Estato exchanged for Business; Mining Interests, £c., negotiated, persons with capital seeking business advised, without charge, of approved opportunities References—Willeox & Givb's Sewing Machine Company, 658 Broadway: A.B. nerleuleural implements, 197 Water strect, dc. Guide ¥ CXRLETON, Tinaucial aad ‘Busineas Brokers, 98 Broadway. PARTNER WITH $3,000 CASH WANTED—IN OLD established mercantile business, with first class cash trade stock and fixtures oom ete. Inquire before 11 and after 3. VE & CO,, 1,238 Broadway. (AL MAR WANTED WITH $1,200 CASH. TO) FILL position of trust and to take" charge of finances; ood wages and good security given, SOUTHERN, No, 8 Cottage place, near Bleecker street. RELIABLE BUSINESS MAN, WITH GOOD references, willing to leave city with $2,000 cash, can are permanent, pleasant position, with yearly salary of and board.’ No. 2 Broadway, room OR SALE AT A BARGAIN, OR WILL TAKE A partner in an Oyster and Chop House; fliness the Ganses # fortune for the right man, ‘Address J. 0. D., Herald IFE INSURANCE COMPANIES OR SAVINGS banks which have taken title to mortgagee properts and desire to havp the services of a competent real estat ‘ont to dispose of or rent the same, will please address CO) FADENTIAL, Terald ofice. ANUFACTURING LUMBER, MOLDINGS AND Planing Businoss.—Connection wanted in New Yor tor, sdvanaing ot products of slit) favorable terms tnd control of the ‘market; Cn tal required, about ayy we Riods & CARLETON, 98 Broadway. ARTNER WANTED—WHO THOROUGHLY UNDER ‘stands the hardware trade, to pu Tntorest in @ now paying establishment,” where he ‘will be expected ryonal time and astention; not ee os ag required. HARDW. 15,000 ‘ost ofice, give his geet yall rows M ‘avon ital ire to $6,000; good re: give septal ea 1 ee ra dices age, PARENENC bos 134 Herald Uptown Branch office, ERSONS CONTROLLING $1,000 AND UPWARD secure enormous profits in stock speculation at ihe direction of the wi ed, such rosults being inevit Able through having eortaln connections rarely obtained, Audress SU 'B ROSA, Herald offi PECIALTY THAT at Fe ra UNIVERSAL tention; agents m: ‘om $| 5 per day. Stute Fights may be ‘obtained. N. T. SCUTT, 119 Nassar strvot, RECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY FOR THOSE Nvvho can command from $100 0 86,000 to obtala exclu sive control for special territorial rights for « popular house. hold article, Do ae fail to examina 1, SCOTT, 119 Nassan street, room 5, | yy BEGS TO CALL ATTENTION TO HIS ‘atent Horse Cyd which has now been before pabite for Sve years, aad hes Proved iteslf to be the most ing, {0 the! world, | fld by all merchants fu sorahenpers jn the Ucitad. wane ane by Oxford sere and. t, London, En; ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH $10,000 TO $15,000, in an old established’ manafacturin business with large profita, Address PARTNER, box 169 Herald office. Wane HONEST PARTNER, WITH Lager ital, for @ well ostublished manufacturing busi- Addross G. J. 8., box 118 Herald office, ghey ERAL MEN, WITH A CAPITAL OF ‘$5,000, to start a stock company to presen hte fruits of the West Lndies; supported p78 avent, Callon or address A. vas As No, 1 nose, ship tbe troy valuable fruit Minotta street, 00 —A GENTLEMAN WITH THIS AMOUNT gE lc {andy money, cam sevare.e, vi aluable business in- 0. Serene that wilh pay from 0 & day; no risk ous, Vall ab No, 2006 West oLy-foarth siceeh BUSINESS OPPORTUSTETES: $1,000 oust thts cowry and Barone wiih, the Si oar sale eer mane Agely or Gregg ghd WL len Reaeaanae llaabacanm $2. 00 —PARTN: ANTED, WITH THIS Broadw! manufacturing, with vere 7 large. tic Sasa ete bc it eared office, $2,500. —t WILL GIVE Be silat jurnaney IN * my business to the ve amount in shy the uf doing *"enah trade. of Irom ok i rod wan enlarge ns we ven't room ae agg = 524 farther particulars and. satiefuet indoor ‘Taneb, 895 Broadway. as rete +2 + WALL STREET NOTES, The Stock Exchange gong brought to a close at three o'clock a dull day for Wall street. The Standing Com. mittee on Sensations apparently failed to meet, and so little leaked out of their intentions that the eighth: hunters of the market had a poor day’s sport of it, ‘Ten years ago *‘All quiet along the Potomac” was & household phrase. We were all quiet in Stock Ex- change circles yesterday, except a dropping fire at long range between skirmishers or an occasional engage- ment of outposts. Once during the morning a Lake Shore battery was brought into action and succeeded in demolishing a wumber of shorts, but pluck or am- munition apparently fuiled the moment when viet was most utarly assured, and the fall of the stoc marked a retreat which at one time was nearly a dis- aster, There being uo stories, good, bad or indifferent touching other stocks, the interest of the market cen- tred upon Lake Shore, The Stock Exchange, like tho solar mM, requires its sun; the favorite stock of the day is the central orb, the brokers the revolving planets. Some invidious people, enemies of Wald peng might suggest that the figure of the moth and the candle was a more appropriate simile, Let tiem, suggest their acrimony is born of malice and failure, ke Shore being, therefore, the shining light of yess terday’s market, it brilliancy, gaining or waning, was» the chief subject of discussion, and the following ix avout the gossiv on the subject:— The previous upward movement having culminated. some days since by the realization of their holdings on. the ‘of the bull | operators, the stock was taken hold. of by a gentleman, recently a member of a prominent commission house, young, wealthy and ambitious, Some 20,000 shares were bought for isaccount on Mon- day and ‘about the same amount yesterday ; but with all. this support the price refused to materially advance, The why and the wherefore of this lethargy were finally discovered to moan that other operators, hoiders under the previous pool, had shrewdly avuiled’ themselves of the strong market and parted with their stock to the new Richmond jn the fleld. Some punsters wero cruel enough to remark that tho sales above referred to had: been prompted by sage principles, and others that the advance was mere!y « scalskin coat rise and that Del- monico’s lunch might affect for better or worse the market value of the great Lake Shore and Michigan: Southern Railroad. NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD. The first mortgige bondholders of the New Jersey Southern Railroad Company, Mr, William Walter Phelps: presiding, held a meeting at 120 Broadway yesterday to consider a plan for reorganization, The plan proposes a consolidation with other of the roads running through Southern New Jersey. The second mortgage bond- holders of the New Jersey Southern Railroad are to ex. change their bonds for common stock at par, the first mortgage bondholders are to buy in the New Jersey Southern Railroad, the purchase to be made by trustees appointed under the first agreement, and the reorgan- ization and consolidation to be carried out by a com- mittee appointed under the second agreement H Southern roads are not consolidated then the New Jer- sey ‘Southern Railroad is to be reorganized with the ‘| Long Branch and South Shore Railroad on the basis of the same figures at which they are to be represented in the consolidation; and lastly, the agreement for consol- idation is to continue in force until May, 1877, with liberty to all parties to extend the time further if proper. There was a good deal of opposition to this plan dur. ing the earher stages of the meeting, and a resolution was offered asking for its disapproval. Mr, T. 8, Fer- nan offered the regolution, and spoke in favor of ita adoption. He claimed that it was not for the interest of the bondholders to adopt any plan contemplating consolidation with any other road than such as are claimed to be covered by the first mortgage. The first mortgage for $2,000,000 on the New Jersey Southern Railroad covers that road from Port Monmouth, on th Raritan Bay, to Atco, on the Camden and Atlantic road; the branch railroad from Eatontown to Long Branch, and the branch from Manchester to Tom’s River. secure this mortgage the New Jersey Southern Railroad edged most of its capital stock we the stock of the Poo Branch and South Shore road, and all the stock of the Pemberton and New York branch. Mr, Jay Gould was president of the road when the default occurred, and Mr. Fernan claimed that it was his ( Gould’s) managoment that cansed its insolvency. On the 20th of May, ast he state: ecial report was made, ty panty Abram 8. Hewitt, Drake Smith, G. ‘orest, eaend and W. 0. Giles, accusing Mr. Gould of running the road into bankruptcy by the purchase of the Vineland and th Smyrna, Delaware and Kent roads, because theso roads are votd of merit and destitute of resources, For these reasons he thought the present plan should be re- jected. After considerable discussion, in the course of which Mr. Gould was made the subject of somo severe attacks, the motion of Mr, Fernan was rejected. Another motion that it was not for the interest of the first mortgage bondholders to adopt any plag including the consolidation of any other road than is claimed to be covered by the first mortgage, was adopted by a ma- Jerity of the number of persons present, but lost subse- quently when the votes were taken’ on the amount of stock possessed, Then many of the opponents | of the original pian, finding they could not prevent its adoption left, Subsequently tbe plan was adopted, and Messrs, G. M. Titus, Day, Bates and Stirling were ap- pointed trustees to represent the different parties in in- forest to proceed with the first part of the arrangement, Messrs. Day, William Walter Phelps, J. W. Stir- ling and C. W. Huvtington were next appointed ‘to or- ganize and conduct the new corporation, On motion it was to recommend the purchase ofa boat for the purposes of travel from the surplus funds in the hands of the Chancellor. After agroeing to an assessment of $7 60 on each bond of $800,000 we defray present ex- Ponses the meeting adjourned, To carry out the pro- posed plan the holders of $1,600,000 (par value) of the first mortgage bonds must agree to it., BUSINESS FAILURES, Jonathan R, Helfrick, whose failure was announced yesterday, stated his liabilities at $12,000, His nomi- nal assets aro $20,000, but only about one-third of that amount will be available. He thought it prudent to make an assignment in order to get at the exact con- dition of his affairs before Fepsmung, ‘The statement ia not yet completed. James Wickham & Son’s liabilities are about $10,000. Assets, $2,500, Tho firm has been doing business for twenty-five years. Salomon Meyer & Co. will soon be enabled to resume business, most of their creditors having already signed papers allowing them to do so, Messrs. Haight, Halsey & Co., whose suspension was mentioned in yesterday's Henao, hope within a short time to make such an arrangemont with their creditors ‘as to be able to resume. The cause of their troubles is stated to be the smali amount of sales and payments coming due rapidly. Thevr capital is estimated at about $750,000, They intend to pay dollar for dollar to their creditors and have asked an extension of time, Their Habilities have been set down at $250,000—thongh the exact figures are not yet ascertained—$100,000 of which are held by the banks in the shape of paper coming due, They claim to have sufficient real estate ‘and stock to pay all their Habilities and leave a surplus. As soon as they can call a mecting of their creditors a full statement will be submitted to them, The rumor that had been circulated of their having gone into rash speculations in real estate is emphatically denied, The firm is one of tho oldest houses in the trade, having been established seventy-five years Mr. John Hulsey is at present its sole member. The creditors of 8. B. Potter & Co. Ly at their office, No. 73 Broad street, yesterday, but being unable to agree upon a settlement they Vajoatned tll Saturday ‘at noon. Bonds for the amount of $2,000 were yesterday filed by Reuben 8. bettie end and Oliver 8. Ackley, the as- signees of Heinrich Imhorst, Ta the matter of Albert J. Kent et al. va. Archibald Baxter et al., a receiver's bond for $10,000 was filed by Thomas Boose, James ©. Brush and Elmore A. Kent REAL ESTATE SALES. ‘Thero was a very largo attendance at the Exchange yesterday, which rather surprised the auctioneers. Thero was considerably more spirit manifested among the bidders than bas been exhibited for several days. RB. V. Harnett sold under foreclosure, by order of the Court, the plot of land 229.1 by 907.2 by 204.6. (irregular), located near Sherman Creek and the pro- posed new National Guard Parade Ground, 12,133 fect street, 962 feet wast of Tenth ayonuo, Bice inte of tine old Dyckman estate, to Louis Allen for $7,100, said property boing valued at $12,500. ‘William Kennolly sold, by order of the Court, in fore- closure, the brown stono house and lot, 18,9 by 99. i, ‘on the south side of 126th street, 253.9 feet east of Fifth peng 0 wo fo J ee for $10,000, said prop- Ly a ow. tes sold, nit order of the Court, in fore- closure, the two houses and plot of land, 42 by mesh on tho south sido Thirteenth si 187 feet east o} Lin ig) ay to Melissa ©. Taylor and others, plain- peg , over a mortgago of $15,300, in all nou, sat property being valued at $35, doo, es A Pa Lawrence sold, by order of tho Supreme Court, ‘n foreclosure, the building and lot, 80.8 by 117.2, No. 89 Broad streot, cast sid: isn7 7 feet south of Exchange lace, to Calvin Stevens, for $91,000, said property Being valued at $40,000,