The New York Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1875, Page 9

“FINANCIAL AND COMMERCLL Sharp Advance in Union Pacifie—The Stock Market Irregular, GOLD 1141-4 A 114 5-8. Bag Paper 87.24—Money on Call Loans 2 1-2 and 3 Per Cent—Railway and Gov- ernment Bonds Firm. ‘THE FOREIGN MARKET DEPRESSED WALL Srrezr, Tavespar, Nov. 1l— P. Me. ‘The feature of the stock market to-day was the rapid advance of Union Pacific stock from the opening prico of 68% to 74. It reacted, however, at the close to 7134. Bumors were in circulation yesterday that the decision of the Supreme Court in the case of this company ‘versus the United States was already known to be in favor of the railroad; but deeming such a knowledge to ‘be highly improbable, if not impossible, wo refrained from alding their circulation, To day, however, these ‘fumors assumed the shape of positive assertion and found sufficient believers to cause the advance in price referred to, Of course this result has not been accom- ‘plished without a certain amount of manipulation, which was necessary to give character to the report; get it 1s beyond doubt that not a few have made haste to secure at least a portion of the anticipated further ise by buying stock at above 70. Perhaps tucir hopes may be realized; but there is no question as to tho party who has been the seller of the stock. The early advance in Union Pacific from 68% to 70 tended 4o harden the entire market, a few stocks making jon advance of from % tol per cent, while the re- mainder were merely firm; but with tho later advance to 74.and final decline to 71% the whole list became heavy, falling off from } to 144 per cen:, Pacific Mail early rose from 38% to 39%, but afterward reacted to 8934, at about which price most of the trading was done “ antil near the close, when it settled to 39, Lake Shore ‘opened at 61%, sold at 62%, and then remained steady uring tho greater part of tho day within a fraction of |, 62, finally selling at 6134. Ohios were active, tin Wom advance from 17% a 17% to 183, but closed at 17%. Northwest common opened at 3854, sold at 39 and closed at 88%. Hannibal and St. Joseph was largely dealt in at 23 a 23% a 22%. Michigan Central sold at 66% 0673, a 6634. Pacifle of Missouri, after selling from 143 up to 1534, declined to and closed at 1334. Erie was inactive at 1734 a17!¢ a17. Western Union showed no strength, with ‘sales at ,763{ a 76% a 7614. There seems to be a growing impression that with the large quantities of Western produco now on the way to the East by the water routes the rates of freight are likely to be of less consequence to the railroads during the coming winter than the want of business. ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The changes compared with those of yesterday, at the close, are as follows:— Apvancx.—New York Central, 3; C., C. and I ©., 5; a and Missasipp, 26) Pacite Mall 9¢; Rock Tahnd, Dan orekereds Ki. Wabash, 44; Union lt 7 Sel gereer Central, 3; District of Colam- hd Gears lant and Pacific Telegraph, \%; Del- eware aay ant Lackawanna, 4; Erie, 34; Lake Shore, 34; Northwestern preferred, ae Panama, 1; Quicksilver, 34; Western Union, 4} Missouri Pacitic,'1; Michigan Central, i. SrationaRy.—Atlantic and Pacific preferred, Hanni- bal and St. Joseph, Harlem, Northwestern common, gold, Erie in London. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The following table shows the opening, highest and Aowest prices of the day:— Opening. Highest, Lowest. New York Central. - 104% 04 3g 044g . is ise 1324 » IDs ATs lq «+ 61% 62% 613g + 6 6% 6 Northwestern. + 88% 39 38 Northwestern pref. 52% b8i¢ 52% Rock Island + 10434 1044 1043, 884g 883 884g Milwaukee 8556 Bag 3546 Mil. and St, Paul pref. 64%, 65 64 Ohio and Mississippi...... 1759 18% 173 ‘ew Jersey Centr: 2 105 105 104% ., Lack. and Western.. 118 1s 1s Onion Pacitic - 6846 “4 “ 2 ., G and L. C. aan 5% Western Union. = 16% 16% Pit Atlantic and Pacific Tel... 18 18 18 Pacific Mail « 88% 397% 887% Panama. + 4g 1845 1346 ‘THE BALES TO-DAY. ‘The transactions on the Stock Exchange to-day ag- gregated 136,600 shares, Now York Central and Gudson, 357; Erie, 2,650; Lake Shore, 22,310; North- western, 8,500; do. preferred, 650; Rock Island, 900; Pacific Mail, 28,900; St Paul, 3,100; do. preferred, 3,110; Ohios, 16,800; Western Union, 12,100; ‘Wabash, 600; Union Pacific, 11,525; ©., ©. and 1. C., 700; Panama, 100; Michigan Central, 1,563; Missouri Pacific, 10,200, Paeific Mail, CLOSING ‘PRICES—3 P.M. +. 89 Milk BLP Df.. ety sas ils-F Ex 80. A im. 18224 & ved cre el Chie & Alton.. pe, * 104: Clevé Chea 8 W i ae ria © * Chic& RIT * 14: 1% : 12 ‘Mil 4 St Pa Missouri Pac.. tas a 13% as MONEY MARKET, Money on call loans closed at 2}4 a 3 per cent, There {8 no change in the rate on commercial paper. Foreign exchange closed at 4.8144 24.82 for bankers’ 60 days eterling and 4.8634 a 4.87 for demand. ‘THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 114%, fell off to 11434, and later ad- vanced to 114%, at which it closed. The rates paid for borrowing were 1, 8 and 2 per cent per annum and 1-64 por diem. It was observed that an unusual number of foreign bankers were buyers to-day. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances... $1,471,513 Currency balances, Gross clearances: CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges Currency balances, Gold exchanges Gold bala 862,250 The bids for ‘Treasury gold aggregated $2,410,000, at prices ranging from 118.91 to 114.51, Tbe award of $900,000 was made to Parker Handy at 114.48 to 114.51 THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $86,000 gold ‘on account of interest, and $154,000 in redemption of * five-twenty bonds. The following aro Treasury balances ‘| at Close of business to-day:—Currency; $9,800,000; coin, $71,700,000, less coin certificates, $17,500,000, Customs receipts to-day, $360,000. Revenue receipts, $320,000, Bank notes received for redemption to-day, $450,000, GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed firm at the following quotations:—United States currency sixes, 1235; do. do,, 1881, registered, 121 a 121%; do. do., do., coupon, 12254 a 122%; do, five-twenties, 1862, regis- torod, 114% a 114K; do. do,, do., coupon, 1144 a 114%; do, do., 1864, registered, 14 a 1143 3 do. do, o,, coupon, 114 @ 114%; do, do., 1865, Fogistorea, 115K a 116; do. do., do., coupon, 115% a 116) do, do., do., new, 119 @ 119%; do. do., do., coupon, 119 © 19%; do. do, 1867, registered, 120% @ 121; do. do., do, coupon, 120% a 121; do. do., 1888, registored, 121 a 121%; do. do, do., coupon, 121% o 121%; do, ten-forties, registered, 1154 a 115%; do, do., coupon, 116% a 117%; do. fives, 1881, fogistered, 11534 @ 115)4; do, do., do., coupon, 415% © 115%. ‘THE FORRIGN MARKET. London advices report no chango in the Bank of England rate of discount at the regular weekly meeting of the directors to-day, and the rate remains at 4 per cent, In the open market three months’ discounts are reported at 2% a 3 percent, The decrease of bullion by the Bank for the week was £352,000 sterling. To- ‘day £22,000 was withdrawn on balance. The proportion Of reserve to liabilities is 42 per cent, against 30 9-16, The unemployed notes in the Bank are £9,389,498. To- day is ticket day, and to-morrow fortnightly selling day at the Stock Exchange, Consols wore firm until mear the close, when a slight decline was reported. United States bonds were steady, European stgcks ! p00 0 00 100 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. ‘are reported depressed on reports of failures in Berlin and Denmark. The transactions are small and prices @re declining. From Paris we ‘learn that rentes are firmer at 65f. 50c, Exchange on London for short sight is 25£ 22340. The decrease of specie In the Bank of France during thé past week amounts to 8,518,000f, ‘The fo!lowing are four o’clock London quotations:— Consols for money, 941-16 do., for account, 943-16; ‘old 1865 bonds, 10334 a 10334; 1867 bonds, 108% a 108%; ten-forty bonds, 104% a 104%; new fivos, 10354 9 103%; Erie, 15. The unemployed bank notes in the Bank of England are £9,389,498, against £10,013,375 last week, a decrease of £623,877, A San Francisco despatch states that money in that city is somewhat easier at 1 to 134 per cent per month on first class securities, STATE BONDS. In State bonds, District of Columbia 3.65’s advanced to 70%, aftor sales at 69%. Tennessee old sold at 47 and now at 46; South Carolina non-fundable at 47%. The following were the latest bids:— Alabama 5's, 1883 30 NY ro) 1076 ‘Al NY epooun ny Sc10T Al NY 6, wold, con, "87. 122 Arkan funded:: 38 NC 6s, old, Jan & July 17 AL Wk Fe Sis. 10 NO Ws, old Api & Oct. 17 ae Mom &4LR,.,. 10 NO6's,NC JadSly 45 ANTRLEPBENG 10 NCOs NORE ADAG 45 7's, Miss, O & R Riv 10 NOs, NC RE oF S&S Ak Ts, Ark'Con RR... 10 NOS, NO RR, off ALO California 7? NO Funding Act, 1868, 93¢ California 7" N © Funding Act, 1868, Connecticut’ NC new, np ae ly. Dist of Col 3.05" NC new, Apl & Oct... Georgin 6's. NO speclal ‘tax, class 1 Georgia 7s, new N G special tax, class 2: Georgia 7's indo’ NO Special tm class 3. Indiana 5’ Ohio 6's, 1875. 1 Tiitnois Obio 6's, 188! Tilinois cp’n 6" )hio 6's, 1886. Illinois war Rhode Island Kentucky 6" Bo Carolina 6" isiana 6 SC 6's, Jan & Ji Louisiana 6's, new Louisiana's, nw Fit D Louisiana 7's, Pen’try. Louisiana 6's, lovee. Louisiana 4's; levee, Michigan 6's,'1873-B. Missouri 6's, 1883. Missouri 6's, 1878, Missouri 6's, 1877. Funding bds, 1894-5. .. .102! Lng Bds '81 to '91, inel 102! 00's, Pa Mod's, H & St J iss,’76.101 Mo 0's, H&std ise, Mo 6's, H&StS ss," re ere pet ox matep.. 65 <p. he ieeois BONDS. Railroad bonds were strong and in demand. Hannibal and St. Joseph eights, convertible, advanced from 78} to 803, Chicago and Northwestern consolidated cou- pon gold bonds continue firm at 87% #88, Some large transactions took place in tne Paciflo issues, Union firsts selling at 10334, sinking funds at 88, Central at 10324, and San Joaquin Branch from 864 to 87}4. Fort Wayne firsts sold at 115%, and Morris and Essex re- gistered firsts at 11334. New York Central sixes of 1887 advanced to 104, Cleveland and. Pittsburg consolidated sinking funds to 10534, Chicago and Northwestern con- solidated brought 9634. The following were the closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds:—Union Pacifle firsts, 103% a 1033; Union Pacific land grants, 9734298; Union Pacifie | sinking funds, 88 a 88}4; Central Pacillcs, 104 a 10434. BANK SHARES. Bank shares sold at 132 for Gallatin National, 120 for Market, 10044 for Phoonix and 97 for Fourth National, The following were the latest bids:—Amorica, 160; American Exchange, 1144 Central National, 102;-Chat- ham, 185; Chemical, 1,600; City, 300; Commerce, 123; orn Exchange, 130; Fourth National, 97; Fulton, 150; Gallatin National, 132; Importers and Traders’, 1973; Mercantile, 105; Merchants’, 123; Merchants’ Ex- change, 104; Metropolitan, 180; New York, 132; Ninth National, 80; Park, 140; Phoenix, 100; Seventh Ward, 97; St. Nicholas, 102; State of New York, 104 ‘ PHILADELPHIA STOCKS, Bid, Asked. City sixes, old 105 10536 City sixes, new... 108% Camden and Amboy Bat 132% sa *Ponnsylvania....... 50% Philadelphia and ‘Reading. 4 55 Lehigh Valley.. ey = 62 *Catawisea Railroad, proferred, 4435 45 Philadeiphia and Erie Railroad, 19% Northern Central. 81 BLK Tehigh Navigation... 61% Lehigh Navigation gold joan. 10434 * Ex dividend. MEMORANDA. The railroad earnings thus far in November continue to show a handsome gain. The first week shows an fncrease on the St Paul road of $54,000 and on the Rock Island of $33,000, The Union Pacific, as previously reported, gains about $03,000, For the first two days of the second week the Northwestern shots an increase of $4,500. Grain and eerie 1s commg fn rapidly, and it was reported to@ay that one firm alone, within three days, had made advances to the extent of $3,000,000 on produce now on its way to the seaboard. The failure of S. M. Beard, Son & Co,, tea merchants, with liabilities of $850,000, was announced this after- noon. ©. W. Ellis & Co, to-day notified the Stock Exchange of their ihability to meet their contracts, It is under- stood that their embarrassments result from specula- tion in lard, Aspecial meeting of the Stock Exchange was held with closed doors at half-past eleven this morning, when the Governing Committee presented a report showing that D. E. Haviland and 8. D. Uarr had been suspended for six months for taking less than the regular commission: also that 8S. N. Salamon had been expelled for not having reported himself as having failed on his contracts, Foreclosure proceedings on the third mortgage bonds of the Missouri Pacific Railroad have been com- menced in the United States Circuit Court for the Eastern district of Missouri. The parties to the suit represent $850,000 bonds, and they ask to have the road sold under a decree of the Court. as provided for by the terms of the contract under which those bonds were issued. Earnings of Ohio and Mississippi Rail- way for four months, June 30 to October 31, 1875, were (less transfers formerly included)........++ «esses + «$1,083,195 64 Deduct operating expenses (including taxes) 794,681 Surplus . $283,514 02 ‘A regular moeting of the Erie Railway directors was held to-day. A quorum was present and President Jewett presided. Nothing but routine business was transacted. ¥ NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Tuursvar, Novy. 11, 1875 BEFORE CALI—10 A M. NWeegb. 88 100shs Pac of Mo...b3 4 SJob's, con. 100 do. foo se ne # NRE ues St Jo pf. $10000 US 6's, i 4000 US 64, 381 9000 U 85-20, 6, bi Tw imp bd 100 tun Na sett coast 30. 12000 CA&NWeexd.. 87% Bes Ist, 113 ‘ cALL—12 85-20, ¢,'65,n is, me sp asdeee 60 BEFORE $1000 0 30000 Dis Col 3.65's..".. 1000 SC’xnow, n f.. 2000 Mord Ex 7s, 71 1000 H #3 8's, con 80 0. RY 05. 300 do 100 Mil & St Paul RR. 100 Han & St Jo Rit. 800 Pac $2000 U 85. ©, 108. G0 U 88,7, 1-08 # : SECOND BOARD—1 P, int Col 3.65's, 70% 1000 shs Chi & N W. RR Ist 103 ya ee be lo. i=] : ae ¢ E Se! eo g | ILOZOOTROA Dee ERE nes sr T be 2 1a EESEERUEREE Zo F Se td 0. 10 Chi, B&Q RR.be 112 6 1300 Uhie & M Ra..ve 18h 1000 do. + 18% 6 0 & NW iit, s Ee 500 2 200 153, 300 Se OP In, Ca Ob! BOR 15000 C P ist, SJ br.. 87g Cl 2000 Cen Pavey b...++ 104 1000 Un Pac RRAst.. 105) ito 12 shs Metropo) B’k | 13143 200 100 Con Coal. « 600 100 Han & St Jo pf. 25 "0 Chi B 4 Qui 1135, Q Seba Mt&s 13, 800 Pao a ot Mo 13! 200 18 100 13) 100 13: 100 13: 400 do. - 18hy 1000,C&1C RR.b3 5! 200 100 Panama Rit... COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE spor 1-16c, HIGHER; FUTURES 1-16c, HIGHER—FLOUR QUIET BUT sTEADY— WHEAT DULL—CORN QUIET BUT UN- CHANGED—OATS DULL AND EASIER—BARLEY QUIET—BARLEY MALT QUIET—PORK DULL AND NOMINAL—LARD DULL AND EASTER—PE- TROLEUM DULL AND NEGLECTED—SPInITS TURPENTINE DULL—ROSIN DULL AND NE- GLECTED—HIDES UNCHANGED—OiLS STEADY— WHISKEY LOWER—¥FREIGHTS, STEAM FIRM; SAIL EASY—HEMP AND JUTE UNCHANGED— GUNNIES UNCHANGED—COFFEE UNCHANGED— SUGAR FIRM. Tuurspay, Nov. 11-6 P, M. There was more or loss irrogularity in tho merchan- dise markets to-day, but only few essential changes, There was a quite general tendency toward a lower basis, but sellers generally resisted it, On ’Change flour was quiet but steady. Wheat was dull but nomin- ally unchanged, the discrepancy betweeh the views of buyers and sellers precluding the possibility of sales to any amount, Corn was quiet but unchanged. Oats wore dull and easier, Whiskey was lower. Pork was dull and nominal. Lard dull and easier. Cotton on the spot was steady and 1-160. highor; futures wero also 1-16c, higher. Coffee was unchanged. Gunnies were quiet and unchanged, Hemp and jute were unchanged. Hides were steady. Naval stores wero generally quiet. Oils were unchanged. Petroloum was dull and depressed. Sugar was firm. Freights were firmor for steam and easy for sail, Corres.—Tho market for Brasils was unchanged. Mild coffee was quiet. We have a copy of “Wright's Rio Coffee Telegrams,” dated FNovember 10, advising sales for the United States since the 2d inst. of 51,000 bags; shipments to Atlantic ports, 25,000 do.; do. to Gult ports, 8,000 do. ; loading for the United States, 79,000 do.; stock at date, 275,000 do.; ago daily receipts, 10,700 do. Price 1400. Exchange, 27% 4., upward "host of sab 6 ty dest Sandee oe pore, 84 do, davecitiar ie 0,454 mate Bingapore, We auoto:—Ordinary | cargoes, 196. a 108ge.; good do, Toe. rime do., 20c. a 20%¢. icatcame fan A for tee fon on Me; age 193g0, © 20¢e. auilla, 196. a 21c.; Curacom, as 8 206, Corto! at for cotton on ihe shot, was steady at ‘an atlvance of 1-160. Pntures were 1-166, higher. ‘The clos- ing quotations “to-day compare with Wednesday's Sua figures as toll Thursday, bi 1. ov. bead 14 816014 7-32 14 516014 11-32 tf el ‘f jot more than ; Orleans, Texas pers 113 Strict ord! 1 Berict oe ij Low mtddlin is 740 13. 746 3s, t low malig: oe Be iddling oe Goad mi mn". 198 1 et ood midi 13h 14g wiaalite fais “ ad Moa i Iv soes ve —Binined—-Good inary, n ordinary, iaKe. ow middling, pe! a : fair ME Carre hppa ToDay. Last Bening. Total. Export. Rea 3 Fa ‘300 Consumptior 225 95 Speculation = 25 Totals. 525 1,280 ret ttiard delivery ths bales wore as follows :=T day, | $2 13 6-160. 400 at my ‘at Ta daze, 600 at 13 S-ide,, 200 at 13 0-826, - 13 -16c., 700 ae., 1,300 at 13 316e., 1,100 a 3 5 s2e., 13° $16'; January, 200 326. 13 6-16e.," 2, February, 00) ‘at 14 7-166. ee 100 ait May, 2512; Wilmington, 300; ‘Norfolk, 800; New Yorks 1,006¢ Boston, 001 ; Philal 2 0 bale, is day last week, 22,113, lust year, 27,735, Total since September 1, alos’ “Cotton froights cloved. as. follows :—To To Hamburg, by stoam, 16-4 Some ‘To ‘Liver- aa Parker atondy. s SASISSss: 3s i ACIS MARPDISIAARAGROM! PEPE DEST DEE EEO SEE EES Rye tlour, fine to supe! Southern, No. 2.. evorgaremssesessvenok | RESSRSSSESSSSHSSHE RK Sseusssss Corn meal, puncheons.. —Wheat was dull, with decline, Quotations sales of moment. ‘Tho sales in small lots comprised about 10,000 bushels at $139 for ungraded spring, $110 $115 for inferior red winter, $1 23, 0 81 d7dg for whit was dull and easy, with sales of ay 300, Cushola” ae ‘TA3gc. for mixed, jin store; 75e."a 76s. for d Rye was dull and ‘nominal at about, 7ac. a 850. Oats were dull and lower; tho sales comprised 25,000 bushels, at 500, for No. 2 Chicago. Burley was dull and easier; sules 15, at Boe n Se. fortwo towed State: 1 12 tor Jello son four-rowe nd $1 05 a $1 13 for No.2 Bay. Bar- Were 0,000 bushels, af $1 40 for prime for nix-rowed Stato, 9 for two-rowed dcelining tendency, wholly nominal in ihe jet ana unchan; We quote Domestic c.; Borneo aad Goarioart Ide. ; Calcutta, c was very quiet, but with- ton, P out chan, note :—American Che per a fof double "wad $535 "a: $440 for sidle: Mf nila homp, 76 a Tie, ial Der Ib, the latter for ‘in Russia, 108, RL id; italian, $2 60 a $2 75, gol Jute, Sige. a 40, gold” Jute butts’ quoted at 2%e."a" ou. ‘currency ; inet bie Sa. sol. Hipws.—Tho market was steady and about unchanged. The sales were 500 damaged Buenos Ayros at 1834e., gold; 3,100 Vera Crus and 500 wet salted New Orleans on private es ae cure Bi AND 0. 20e. 0 21 j Corriontos. 2 ‘at Rid Grande, 20 to 22 Ibs., aSpicts Callfveats, 22 10.25 tbe. ‘We Zentral American, 18 to 21 Tos. Te. 186.3} to 24 Ibs., 18. ‘a 196. ; Tiger Bogota, 18° to 20 Ibs, ios: Southern, 24 to 80 Ibs, 130) # 15e., goi sloughtor, ox, O0 to 60 Iba; 106"; do. cow’ 49 to 90 Bige., currency, selecte s.—The mark Now 01 Sales of 40 bey at rite a 758. ra ‘Cruz, 16 to 19 Sibe cj ‘selected; city Ibs., Be, Texas ani o Px gpot grocery, “3c: w Bie; Porto Rico, Boe. « 90ee7 Knglish 1 50c.; New Orleans, old crop, 50c. @ S80; do., ni crop, 70c. w'75e., to arrive. Navan stows. —The market for rosin. was dull and neg- Spirits turpontine were dail; sales 90 Spirits ore Cie ran comma c- nod, $1 89 w ington tar, $2 25; Washington 2 Bo: pitch, 82 a BE Ise i .—The market for all kinds was quiet and without important change, We quote :—Cottonseed, crude, 4c. & .4 do., summer yellow, S56. ;do., winter yellow, 63c. Goe.; Mingeod, casks aud bbls. 97a Sie, {lard ‘winter, $1 07a $1 10; monhaden, Sontid, ea 42¢. Maing. Sperm ‘crade, $1 00; de, blesshed winter, BL, 60; cos natural do, St a: what Northern, 7c. ; to. ase Ge; do. bleuched winter, 75c._a 8c. } do., natural do. 72 $115 a $1 18; ‘doy ‘casos, S420 hed fish, de, a 55e. Philadelphia of from 8,000 to 10,000 bbls. ined. at L2ige. for prompt olivery, and sales here of 2,000 bbls! do. ot also prompt delivery. | Crude Ta bulkewhe quoted ei Gs¢e-a0 11-160 ter promape aad Ores 6 11-I6e. for month; do. in bbis., at 103¢c. prompt ana {0bxe. for month. Refined. standard, le, Baie for prompt and 12%e. for mont: cargo lots, 1 casos, 16%c., nominal. 1034e. for prompt and 10\se. fur month. Philadelphia market weak und unsettied at 12ie. for cargo lots. Bulti- more, 12%¢. Tho advices from the Creek wore as follows Titusville ‘opens quiet at SL 50; Oil City dull and clining , $1 45; Rouseville quiet, quoted at $1_ 45; Tidiot weak, about 8i 60; Parker's dul; Unive, 1 1834; ah ments, $1 45. PRovIsIONS.—Recoipts—Pork, 201 bbls.; beef, 300 pack- ages; ut moate, 519 packagons lard, 454 tierces. “The n,n market was dull and nominal. We quote:—Spot, Phiime mess, $10 w $10 0. “Hoot was quigt Sales were © about bbls. 12 Ie, pickled” elle dull and- easier, ‘The, spot. sales ' Western at 12% do. ‘No. 1 city FY 12%e., and 80 do prime city’ at "ase, the! salge livery were 730 tlerces, ‘November, ut 12 seller tho year, at 12 9-106. Buttor—The market tor choico Stato futte tinder re. cs fluenco of light receipts and a, good Choice Western butter was, in “rule ‘dousand n¢ full 5 Nyce We quote :—State, fair to choice, 25c. a B5e.; do., common to good. 25e. 0 346; Western creainery, fair to ‘choice, Sle a 35e.; Western tubs, tair to choice, 34e, Cheese—The market, both as regards the export and loc: was without change of importance. We quot factory, gommon,to fancy, Tae. & 1354 dairlen, fan cream, 113¢e. @ 12\e. do. 0 good, part skim, 1Osg0.) skims, 4e. e¥yGe.; Obie > factory, falf 40 fancy, 5 vice —The market was strong with an improved wade although the sales made wero only for immediate wants, Tho improved voue is in aympathy, with the Southern mar. ket, whieh is notubl, a er, AD aes esas Ova Sales were 80 casks Curolina, good to prime, at 7c. @ 7340.3 1 bbls, Louisiana, at O70. a, Tiye, and 120 dbis. do., plainer rades, at be. a 6440. “Foreign grades were dull and neg jected. Stock of Hangoon in bond, 5,000 bags. Carolina, fair to prime, 6%o.' 7c; Louisiana, ge, @ 7 nd lower sataee at 5Xe. 8 ‘atna, Ze. a 7346.; Rangoon, Id, cash. ima cad unchanged, Bales were atl hhds. Porto itleo at 8e., 190, boxes low St Sige, 00 bags Mexican at 8%c., and oe es eeeicitaral at Sige.’ Rofined remained une wnged. Messrs, Wait, Creigh- oie: ton & Morrison, sum up thus:— si Stock (nscortained by oetual 7 — count, including specula- , tion), Nevember 1, 1873. 1,011 Roceipis since Novetiber 1. 90% 178,908 7,806 Totals... 1,288 25,870 174,201, 7,806 Saies since ‘Ni 972 41087 1/213 ae Stock this day, November 45,716 21,783 173,078 7,806 Comparing with stock’ No- vember 12, 1874, 69,072 70,293 141,400 82 Comparing ‘with, stock’ No- vember 13, 75,800 49,531 316,916 4,776 Comparing with, sroei Noe vember jg, 20,100 BB.0K4, 28,202 1.075 uWe tems ver Tie; Sige; Cuba, re grocery, fair vo cholee, ae a tnd boxos, Nos, 8 to 13, 3340. 9 Je. B70 3 Porto Ts ‘groce racer fall to chain, Oige, 4 We ocsnaare A Ey c & We, ; off A, 9e, a 9 i 1 10)¢e. ies a se. exten 6, S7g0. u O'ge"; cut loaf. 11 all wt 1330. Bias tot cue ‘ad {43g0. for good to prime city. TALLOW. —The market was quiet; sales 25,000 Iba. at 9340. © 9%. for prime erty. 0 ts 424 bbls. The market was easior; 400 bb ne Freie an improved dom commodation, The call for chartering tonnage is moderate and is chiefly from petroleum interest, with rates tame. The engagements wore :—To Liverpool, by steam, 37,000 vasbele wala Whrouge f ‘Ha ht), at Od. por tundard ; 1.000 bo beoon a KKY.— for room and limited offerings of ac- Yo ayttes at $7 rad FM. one to New York from Brunewlek. with Iuiaber Perea ary ‘rom t. John, N. B., to Bristol Channel with denis, wt 748; 0 thence to wipe Ses ob Oy bre suncona, teense north side with shooks, at an American ord Hom Philndelpite’ to. Unived’ Hingdord, with elicake si #04. ; two schooners, shenco to Fortiand with coal, wt (roles), honce to Cork for orders, with + Os. Sd; Phila. DOMESTIO MARKETS, Gatvuston, Nov Cotton, quiets, middling, 12940, 5, low, intddling. ‘ od ordinary, 114. Siow Hntpoia eating, ti” Saleat ast, Btock, 74014 W ORLKANS, Nov. 11, 1875. . Cotton stendy; miadiing 12%%¢.; low middling, 12c.; fn ordinary, I1},c. Net receipts, 6,978 bales; gross, 18, ,HADorts coustwive, B/5u7. Bales, 10,900 iocks Nov. 11, 1875, Mon) Cotton firmer; middling, 12%. ; i id 11y ordinary. Tiga Net rece isa pal g oat. wise, GOA Gales, 2,500. Block, 2800 11, 1875, Cotton frm; maidding, 127¢6.; fom oemiuaiing, lng, 12948. good orci et rece! iso, 006, | Bales, 2.37%. Sti, Derr vate? MARLESTON, Nov, 11, 1875. 38 low mw mcaing i2iie: good ‘Net rece! ales. Exports ery spree Hoa Selon, 1edoe XX, Rov, 11, 1878, for a, Ho, epetn Cotton firm orui: to the Souttowion, Stook, ~ middling, jc. Lue, sample on for unbolte Chow ys F Yon, ‘Canal frig! gg pg Fevte Nara it patio At ‘71,000 do, barley, Canal Bonen 10,000 145,000 foot ain unsettled, nominally 10! oats, to New York, sules of 850 bbls. Wheat dull, 1 Milwaukee at $191; 1,500 do. Shebo; yeen spring ae S134: 1000 do. whit Hchinan’ at $1 3, Corn quiet and fi 2 mixed Western in lots at O5c. ae Oats nominal at 40. for No. 2 Chicago: ‘ye scarce and nominal. Barley quiet; sales of 5,000 bui held Cuma at 98e., and 2,000 do. on eo Yate, terms | Fork ‘dull at $23. for new heavy: Lard dull at Ide. 4 14,6. "Highwinos nominally at $1 15." To: 1, 1875. Flour dail, Wheat dull; shade white Wabash, #1 37: No 3 argh 3: Non Telia sich a. et 8 ‘old, do. $1 old _—- ichigane 1; December, 81 20; January a2 i No. zenber ne ichigan €) OF arora red red winter Seilaba sepees, oorees ixed, Ge. a 5 sie, Non we: ob oe Yovemiar Rows S5sc0: December, See 0c. Freight»—Wheat, to £2 Onwso, 7, Receipts Flour. 700 ,000 do. ; outs, 7,000 do. sag Corti, 30,000 0.5 rand weak, at $20 75 & 9 20 0 18 3h salen 10, 12¢,, seller igmand: shold ers, ; Lee of $1 ‘OTe. December. afternoon a O8}¢e., November; biker articles uncha 1340, November, Flour, 8,000 bbi: [au heat, 96, ‘oats, 38,000 '26,000 do. ; ments—Flour, fe or Bb wheat, '93:000 Bushels; corn, oo oats, 120,000 yarley, 10,000 do. ; rye, 2,000 Corn firme: PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Paovroaxos, R. I;. Nov. 11,1875, Printing cloths steady at 43,0. 0 4) xty days, for best GAxG4 standard and extra goods, wi ih quies demand, HAVANA MA MARKET. Havana. Nov. 11, 1875. anish gold, 22636 8227. Exchango very active’ on the United States, sixty days, currency, 113 a 114 premium ; short sight, 116 9 117 premium; 60 days, old, 140 a 141 premium; short sight, 144 a 145 premium ; on London, 169 a 170 pre- mium jon Paris, 137 @ 139 promium, Sugar dull and nontinal. EUROPEAN M! MARKETS. Lowpor, Nov. 11—Evening.—Linseed ofl, 258, 6d. per owt, Spirits of turpentine, 26s. 3d. a 266. 26a. 00. ber - I RPOOL, Nov. Tt eepiperdoicie ot ley: 268. FINANCIAL s J. & W. SELIGMAN, jankers, 26 Broad street, New York, Letters of Credit for travellers, Asia, Africa, Australia and rien; draw Bills of Bxchange ead make, telegraphic transfera of monoy to Europe and Calite MS al FROTHINGHAM & CO., Bankers and Brokers, 12 Wall street, dealers in Stock Privileges. ‘ Profits paid on privileges issu issued one month ago, costing only $100, is as follows:— Profit, $1,000 ‘900 1,200 Hannibal and St. 400 Michigan Central. 1,000 and others from $200 to $500, Many stocks are now fuctu- ating from 1 to2 percent @ day and in our opinion it is bad . very judicious¥time to purchase contracts. T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other decaritios; Insurance of all kinds effected with best ‘compar nies. J. J. HABRICH & CO., 117 Broadway. —LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, BROKERS, 74 Ee ter « WAY, BUY AND” SELL “PRIVILEGE: “MEMBERS-OF NEW YORK STOCK EXCHAN( CLUSIVELY.” KEFERENCES GIVEN 1N NEW YORK AND LEADING CITIES. -STOCK PRIVILEGES BOUGHT AND SOLD BY « us on only Al parties at best rates inthe market. In- formation as to best way to vperate sent on application. MBRIDGE & CO. Bankers and Brokers, 2 Wall street. Stocks bought and sold on moderate margins. ‘tT FROM $1,000 TO $50,000 TO LOAN ON improved and unimproved Property, this eity or Brook- lyn, term of years, without bonus. WILLIAM E. LEAVITT, 180 Broadway, A —PUT, CALL, SPREAD OR STRADDLE, on any active stock, for 30 or 60 days, can now be bought at at low rates “A new Book on Stock Speculation, explaining the best mothod of operating in Wall street, ‘wil bbe mailed free to any address bj LW. HAMILTON & 4 00.. Stock ee ‘all street, New Yor! Pepcid sls RAILROAD BONDS bought and sold by the old established Stock and Bor of an nd House tiay * H. NICOLAY & CO., ‘0. 43 Pine street, New York. and sold. occas and Ps ncrmeston cheerfully given. WEEKS, 178 » Cee NY GOOD BUSINESS FIRM WILLING TO SELL their notes to the extent of $10,000 to $20,000, three onths to run, for one-third cash and two-thirds stock, may ‘gddress, with full statement, STOCK, box 3,686 Post oftice. A LADY OF REFINEMENT, WHOSE PROPERTY is in litigation, thereby threatening her Pecuniary em- ent, desired to mect a middle-aged genteman who low some money; security ‘Aldrons FRIEN DLS, box 188 Herald the YOUNG LADY WISHES TO MEET WITH A GEN- tleman who will loan hora small amount for # short time, Address NETTIE BROWN, station E, RINER WANTED, WITH $1,000, aes poner and ‘aw bag saknowiedga uplown,£o te and & knowle "Lddress UENRY.pox 1 $1. 000," ay oe ee ‘an 2.000. —A PARTNER WANTED IN A SAFE, RE- |. lisbie, profitable and honorable business, pa oe reel having the amount and — ‘@ permanent: aalnoss need address J., box 1569 Post off 810, O00 “Akk PARTY, HAVING & Goop, . healthy business and desirous FA, the above Amount, with my services, will please |APMAN, box 9,409 Post ‘odlce. + 2+ STOCK EXCHANGE MEETING. A special meeting of the Stock Exchange was held a8 half-past eieven o'clock yesterday morning to take ac- tion on the reports of the Governing Committee on the charges of violation of the laws of the association here- tofore presented against & D. Carr, D, & Haviland and 8. N. Salomon. ‘The charges against Carr and Haviland ‘are that they had accepted from their principals less than the estab- lished rates of commission, The charges having been wi seine im both cases, the gentlemen were sus- nde Pete Salomon’s case was under the twentwth section of the constitution, which requires the expulsion of members who may be convicted belore the Governing Committee of “obvious fraud.” In May last Salomon failed under circumstances that give rise to doubts of his good faith, which doubts were strengthened by his conduct subsequent to his failure, The matter was re- ferred to aspecial committee, of which Mr. John B, Norris was chairman, aud who, after a careful investi- gation, recommended his expulsion under the law above mentioned. The report of the committee was unanimously adopted. PRODUCE EXCHANGE NOTES, The committee appointed by the members) of the Produce Exchange to revise the rules of the provision trade adjourned until next Monday at eleven o'clock, the time of some of the members being yesterday taken up by the proceedings in the cases before the Lard Com mittee. AS was predicted in yesterday’s Heratp, the cases od the shorts in the recent lard ‘‘corner”’ wero referred te the Board of Managers by the Complaint Committee, The Board of Managers meet to consider them at half- pastten this mornivg. Mr. Perry, in his defence, read at the meeting of the Complaint Committee yesterday, took exception to a decision by the Lard Committee because they never were vested with such powers as are needed to obtain evidence in claims for money damages. He urged that there were many sales equivalent to “wash” sales and that the settlement should be made on the basis of legitimate value, wholly disconnected from artificial value which a ay be put upon it by the older of the entire stock. therefore, desired that the case should be given to the’ Arbitration Committee, He’ stated to a Heravp reporter after the meqting that he ‘was perfectly willing to stand whatever damages provided a fair price could be agreed upon, He said ‘that somewhere between 13}¢ and 14 centa right figures. Whatever the deck sion of the Board of Managers bie Fre it will be looked forward to with interest by all parties. ee nee a FURNITURE. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNITURE and Bedding at lowest cash prices at O'PARREL’S ex tensive warerooms, No. 410 Eighth avenue, between Sen ane ‘Thirty- ne streets; payments taken weekly os monthly. nC SR CRA AE Ai oS ATANY BRABONABLS Ov7RR —BANDEOME HOUSE hold Furviture for sale at residence 105 Bast teenth street, noar Fourth a ‘Latest styie po Ted bro cade and rep Purlor Suita, macuiticent Planoforte, Pare 50 cents up; walnut Chamber Suits, with Dressin $40 up; Maicronee, Bedding. 7 Turkish Suit, zh Euceet and rep Suits, $33 Extension Silverware: se ;'o grant sscriioey eras basa —AL—Al. Al. HERTS & CO., 806 AND 803 BROADWAY, opposite Eleventh street, offer their fino stock of FURNITURE at groatly reduced prices. Quality of work not excelled by any house in the trade ESTIMATES FURNISHED. RARE CHANCE FOR CASH | PURCHASERS — A At irivate residence 120 West Twenty-third Household Furniture for sale, vis:—Elegant ano a jeces, cover in, cost $1,200, fo a nd $100, rep rand aah Slr 80 $30 ic wi burkish Suits ink Chairs, Silverware, Catlery, @ bargain. B. hn ologant Chickering. & Sota! Planotorte at bait cost WORD TO THE WISE.—GET THE BEST FURNI lal | | ture, Carpets, spring and hair Mattrosses, Parlor Bods ke., on GEO! po) system of m payments, No. 747 Broadwet Prussiture AND CARPETS. Great clearing-out sale for the next oxt thirty days. Look at these prices, Parlor Suits, from $28 and upward. 25 and upward. rin thd upward and upw ‘alnat Suite, from "PD and upy upward. Carpets, Brussels, per yard, $1. Three-ply, per ya Gables pecrend: | ies eee $2 per yard. ody Brassele, $1 Lace Curtai eer ps t0 $3. All other agro at equi w prices. uptown, warerooms, 512, and S14 Eight® avenue between Thingy Ob an d Thirty-eixth strocts,, (successor to H. OOD SECOND HAND AND MISFIT CARRE’ lish Brussels, three os BT eng and Roa ‘also Oil Olay E angeed tees Crumb the old place, 112 Patton street, : EDUAM SOFA BED 18 nn ; BED WHERE. fe entirely free from the 4 hambes ‘4 Ea) igh and chamber Furniture ; terms ei STON, avenue, between Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth sirests, XPOSE WALL STREET.—MARGINS, PUTS, CALLS, straddles; before yon invest remit 25e. for. Book ytd reioulars of the way Ie iedoue, MOTI Foo! Publishers, Now York.” Box UROPEAN FUNDS TO LOANSUMS TO SUIT, ON New York, Brooklyn, jer county propert ill loan on building in corn of er incipal Semi sf 8 Dod an oa Broadway. eras brie MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York cit) without bont Principals desirin, io nonboWw 0 OW ESVESE apy 19 ris abana GRANT, 145 Broadway. N SUMS TO SUIT—MONEY LOANED WITHOUT ‘bonus on New York and Brooklyn property. ys 0 mortgages cashed at lowest price. roadway. AN cnn ae ORDERS EXE. cuted and remittances made by tele; Cpe ved. daily. ‘ABD, Noo ® Broad strech, xel Build eer, and ATT, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. (N ENERGRTIO BUSINESS MAN WANTED—WITH alg shot eatls: be, by: Ubearentin: waneeeereaee allie, ty ¥ bos ed; good relbronces: Address Mi 3° business stabi ‘good references: js Ly Herald office. ihe 5 ee & i ome ho beige a BANKING so in to satisfactory parties. ‘Address B. B., box 73 N ACTIVE, RELIABLE MAN WITH $450 CAN ave intorést in splendid paying ash business, which ‘will bear thorough invosti unquestionable reference. SHAY & TAYLOR, 116 Nassau street, (A. NAN NANTED-—WITH. 1.200, CASH—LOAN OX Sree clas security; will be pald ealnry of twonty dollars F wee charge of the hnances; tu ‘ Permanent position, “MALONE. & SHEVPIECD, ‘Pinas: Cial Brokers, No. 6 Dey street. ‘A BARE CHANCE, TO SECURE EQUAL INTEREST {n old established morcactie business of 40, years! dranding, doing good cash (rede: 69,000 cash required. SHOVE € CO. 1 258 Broadway. RELIABLE BUSINESS MAN, WITH GOOD REF- erences, to lenvé city with $2,000 gush, on secure per. Inanent position, with yearly salary of $1,2 way, room 13, Bo yp go Mab vip nm crry. and Fancy Goods owners retiring. New pry location, and combetent assistants remain; (Inventory about $8,000, "Appty to GHIUGS & CARLETON, 98 Brondway. pct taht dieReceteairAaa an essai AS PTICIANS.—A_ FIRM MAKING SPECTACLES A ‘specialty can, if desired, secure te sory’ eng a surgeon, ‘&c., afew hours daily. Address PHYSICIAN, sta- ‘Prprers EVERYWHERE, SUPPLIED WITH AN ‘article that sells readily; #20 a day easily made, Cail on or address CROSS & CO.,153 Wost Broadway, Agents ‘wanted. ma 1) CORTROLEING. passat IN ONB OF THE z vil commeretal Mt she city of Baltimore archased on liberal UBLISHER, Post office, Baltimore, WOODEN WARE | MANUFACTURERS. RIGHTS foranle n'a patented improvement on an article used ta grey fry Adirose ‘Y. TENNEY GATES, 17 Dey strest Posrotticn box 2,045, oe es War trnaia PARTNER WITH $5,000 OR $10,000 IN & manofseturing business, fecured by three patents nied will pay $1 15,00 and can bo increased. Address P. A. ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH $10,000, TO $15,000, Ww. iin a oid, secabished nn old gatablshed: manufac staring, business with go LOWEST PRICES FOR FURNITURE, CARP! Mattresses, Beddir & CO.'3, 155 and 157 ding, fe. ot BM. COWPRRTHW, MATRIMONIAL. (A. GENTLEMAN, AGED 25, AND WORTH jake the acquaintance of a young lady pos outs ‘about the + same amou {ho ame amount. of money, with '® view te trimouy; she mu ‘Abdreak eneleding’ paste graph, G. & C., Herald ns Ye DENTISTRY. BEAUTIFUL SET, $8; GUM TEETH, bsg selinving extensivg assortment, Dartios can elect a at Youd rod. | Examine spsoim A enue, Dear ceca TEETH or age IN THREE ey At ft Sates HE sot eet, between Sixth Pn, jroadway.—Special mechanical deme r, rose pearl, whalebone rubber, gold i rye! do. Tako we rey or Sixth avenue cart ot wen IGH, 128 West Thirty-fourth street. ‘A SEF ot 128. West they tiga g ry Sets; Elowpers, 7m Grand stree NEWBHO WATCHES, JEWELRY, &0, Money advanced on Diamonds, Watches, Jowoliy, not. Be alo Pawnbrokers Te cece Veanegiaeeeee Btchos, 46. 77 Bleockor street, up stairs. 007 BROADWAY, CORNER FOURTH STREET. Diamonds, Watches, Sore sae ene hag Bhima, Laces ind, Personal wae NAMES P, pro seg Wi sie Loans omni MAGNIFICENT DTAWORD CROSS, 4 Shawl; also elegant Chickerin bar etd wiil've acid Tor the amounts’ loaned. apes Bas tite area immediately GUARANTEE, Herald office. “AT 18 BROADWAY, BETWEEN, TWENTIETH AND Ar ieare ¢. HRRTY Old Stand, Dia- Pa; tice On dale Shawls, Silverware. Je eee bought, sold aud loans negotiated.’ Ladies’ room, No. TNO. 8° ELEVENTH STREET, THREE 4 AF west of Broad Watebos, Je verware, Silke, Cau Bought and sold. LAMONT A. WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER Dyin, Cpls air soso ebrighe pes when, reds ‘email ALLEN, jew fidvance. GEO! noar Twenty-ninth st. Were, bets gees ope STONES, WEIGHT paid for a bargain, About 144 carats each ; cash will be REHASER, box 134 Herald Utice, G. TB, MONTAG 248 THIRD AVENUE, Bi araotleh and Pweagy- drat ion ladon nd grate itn will be ou Ieee aud inch po ie spat cat “Tycots, toe can Weoue el Mor Mrs MINTA OT °F Pow T 1,274 BROADWAY, BETWEEN THIRTY.ECOND Ati of Gin el ye Broadway trae na ibe pad HARRIS, No LaTae atin’ A egy FROM MY AGENTS, ZOR y atiemen' ihivures Diamonds, Lenaee camels’ bate we iia dol. Laadiey and’ guntisinen willbe aston af the pile in cash. satiaty yoursel a tole ordts. aNttAL fs 178 Soventd svenus, MISCELLANEOUS. Morice SEAL idan SABLE ato Rs FO cy Seca sae toordor. J. De aha va 530. S Pafion mOWousn® id “ARDUGHD, ae ae rd a eed aad eA Sate ata