The New York Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1875, Page 9

“FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Btocks Steady and Speculators Apparently Awaiting Further Developments. GOLD QUIET AT 114 1-2 A Il 3-8. Bags 87.24—Foreign Exchange Dull—Railway and Gevernment Bonds in’ Fair Re- quest—The Dry Goods Market. Wart Steer, Farivar, Nov. 12—6 P, M. ‘The general stock market to-day was weak and life- less until just before the close of business. The excep- ‘tions to the rule were’ Union Pacific and Pacific Mail, ‘the former of which was firmly held at 72 a 73%, with- out making any further a/lvance upon the best price of yesterday; while Pacific Mail, the tender to the “Big Bonanza,” was brought into prominence by active buy- dng from 8934 to 397, though reacting to 3934 It afterward went to 41, the final price. Apropos of this condition of affairs, the historical colored gentleman, who affecis a residence in a fence in preference to a respectable local habitation, made ‘his appearance in the street to-day, and, contrary to bis usual retiring disposition, indulged in the following .goasip:—“Union Pacific Railroad is being advanced not only to make a price which will offer a bold front to a | possible decline in case of an adverse decision on the (part of the justices of the Supreme Court, but also to favorably affect the stock of the Pacific Mail Company, swith which it has many interests in common.’ colored friend affirms that Mr. Gould is loaded with the stock; that Russell Sage is the happy (or otherwise, ‘possessor of 40,000 shares, and that Roach, the builder) looks toa round profit on his shipbuilding contract from an advance on the stock he holds as an equivalent tor his bill Be this rimor true or false, Paciflc Mail satock is to go to 50, tor Jay Gould says so, and he 4g surely an honorable man. Forthcoming reports with regard to economical management and increased receipts wili stimulate the market, and the bird that saved Rome will be elevated to a position exalted enough to please everybody. Although Jay Gould’s thimbleriggers didn’t yesterday reiterate the report of favorable judicial decision as their ‘fleeting pea,” | Union Pacific stock was with some difficulty manipa- Jated up to a point nearly us high as Thursday’s price. Tn view of a disastrous verdict the stock was stimu- | to meet the threatened | fated, as is a patient, Acnife of the surgeon. It was “rock a by, baby, on the stree top,” with a bope that the intervening branches, formed of higher figures, might break a disastrous fall, To treat the matter seriously, it is simply scandalous thatthe honor and integrity of the highest judicial court of the land should have been impugned as it bas ‘been by Mr. Gould and his followers, in order to foster ® stock movement questionable at the best. The names of the justices of the Supreme Court | have been bandied about the Stock Exchange a3 parties to barter and sale with a freedom that ‘would disgrace the mock officials of a pot house ‘judge and jury.” The private opinions of its individual mem- ‘bers are alleged to be known by the clique, and even the clerk of the court is pointed at asa leaky vessel that will sink or swim at the mandate of aroll of green- ‘dacks, If the. judicial ermine of our highest judicial tribunal is to be draggea through the mud with impunity, at the beck and call of stock gamblers, it is, to say the Jeast, a lamentable showing of the justice and purity of Fepublican institutions. Just before three o'clock, when Pacific Mail had reached 40%, there was a sudden rush at the whole list, resulting in an advance of about %% per cent, which looked like a desire op the part of the cliques that the Movements in their specialties should be backed by ‘an apparently strong market for the other fancics. We continue to hear complaints from those engaged in a legitimate commission business of an entire absence of orders, anda few of them express the wish that for sthe time being they might be In the line of clique trans- actions. # THE CHANGES TO-DAY. Western Union sold at 76:4 a 7534, with aclose at | 5%. Lake Shore opened and closed at 61%. Ohio and ‘Mississippi moved up to 18. St Paul common sold at 35% a 85%; do. preferred closed at 647{,. Missouri Pacific ended at 13%, aflerarisetol4 Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph was steady at 19. ©.,C. andl. ©. qpreserved firmness at5';. Wabash may be classed in the same category at 6. Erie sold at 174 a 167% and ‘ended at 17. The changes in other securities will be found below, ADVANCE AND DECLINE, ‘The changes in the closing prices, compared with “Whose of yesterday, are as follows ADVANOK.—Atlantic and Pacific, 3; tral, 4; St. Joseph, 4; Lake Shore, 4; common, 3; Ohio and Mi Bt. Paul common, %; Union Pacific, '2; tral, 5; District of Columbia &65 bonds, \. Dxouinn.—Atiantic and Pacific preferred, and I. ©., \; Northwestern preferred, \ Western Union, 4; New Jersey Central, rie in London, 3 Neunienc tenes and Lackawanna, Erie, Har- Aem, Panama, Quicksilver, Rock Island, St Paul pre- ‘Terred and Missouri Pacific. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— ae in jew York Cen- orth western i aaah, old, Lowest, 105 New York Central Nortnwesiern preferred. Rock Island. Pittsburg. Milwaukee and St. Paul. Atlantic and Pacific Tel. . 19 Pacific Mail. . 39g Panama. 12 THR SALES TO-DAY, ‘The transactions on the Stock Exchange to-day ag- wtegated 161,500 shares, which among active stocks ‘were divided as follows:—New York Central and Hud- son, 400; Erie, 7,400; Lake Shore, 29,270; Northwestern, 2,500; Northwestern preferred, 600; Rock Island, $00; Pacific Mail, 43,500; St. Paul, 2,800; St. Paul preferred, 1,200; Ohios, 5,700; Western Union, 46,400; Wabash, 200; Union Pacific, 6,700; C., C. and I. C., $00; Panama, 200; Missouri Pacific, 8,418; Michigan Central, 1,100; ‘St. Louis and [ron Mountain, 1,000, CLOSING PRICES—3 P.M 40% a 41 ‘Weat Un Tel... 757, cy Atl & Pac Tel. inst 1 jcksilver.... 1 18, el 23% Ss 10 103, 58! 47 81 97 BoM BR 52 ‘Shie &RL 104 Sil bt Peal’. 38h 8 Se THe MONEY MARKET, Money closed easy at Sand 4 per cent on call, with tendency to lower figures, capital being freely supplied, Sommercial paper is unchanged. Foreign exchange was advanced to 4.83 and 4.88 for bankers’ long and sbort sterling, with actual business at 4.8259 and 48755. THR GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 11444, advanced to 114% and declined to 114%, at which it closed. The rates paid for carrytng wore 1, 2, 3and24 per cent. Loans were aiso made at. Rag money is worth at closing rates 87.42 CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges Currency balances. Sold exchanges. 6,276, 743 Gold balances. “ 166,277 OPERATIONS OF THR GOLD EXCHANGE BANK 1,829,550 2,106,144 ‘Gross clearances, 89,904,000 DRY GOODS IMPORTS. ‘The dry goods imports at this port for the week end- Ang to-day were $1,529,090, and the amount marketed $1,232,207, The total imports of dry goo 4 this port ince Jannary 1, this year, were $93,458,803, and the otal amount marketed $83,721,948. RAILROAD BONDS, Considerable activity was shown in this department issippt, A; Pacific Mail, 1%; | Michigan’ Cen- Our | | | | | First National, 200; Fourth National, 97; NEW YUKK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1875.——LRIPLE SHEET. and several large sales are reported. The Pacific issues were the leading feature, Union firsts sated to 10834, land grants to 99, sinking funds to 8944, Centrals to 104% and Sam Joaquin branch to 885. Chicago and Northwest consolidated sold at 965¢ and coupon gold bonds at 88 Widesinht ant Met Ee vision, gold at 9444; do, I. and vision, Sera nad Easer savens’ of 184. at 108, do, consoll dated firsts at 1063, New York Central sixes of 1887 at 104, and Harlem registered firsts at 11154. Lake Shore consolidated registered firsts advanced to 102, coupon firsts selling at 10234; C., C. C. and L. firsts sold at 106. Ohio and Missouri second sold at 69, against 68 yester- day. Tho following were the closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds:—Union Pacific firsts, 103% a 10344; do. land grants, 98% a 9944; do. sinking funds, 88% a 89; Central Pacifics, 104 a 10414. BANK SHARES. Bank shares sold at 97 for Fourth National, 104 for Merchants’ Exchange and 104 for State of New York, the last named ex dividend, The latest bids are an- nexed:—America, 162; American Exchange, 114; Cen- tral National, 102},; Chatham, 135; Chemical, 1,600; City, 300; Continental, 874; Corn Exchange, 130; Importers and Traders’, 19734; Mercantile, 106; Merchants, 123; Merchants’ Exchange, 103; Metropolitan, 131; New York, 13244; New York National Exchange, 10134; Ninth National, 80; Phoenix, 100; State of New York, los. UNITED STATES TREASURY. y ‘The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $100,000 gold on account of interest, and $302,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. The following are the Treasury balances in Washington :—Currency, $9,770,000; coin, $71,650,000; less coin certificates, $17,370,000. GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed firm at the following quo- tations:—United States currency sixes, 123% a 124%; do, do., 1881, registered, 1213; a 121%; do. do., do., coupon, 122% a 122%; do, five-twenties, 1862, regis- tered, 11434 a 11414; do. do., do., coupon, Ll43¢ a 114345 do, do., 1864, registered, 114 a 114%; do. do., do., coupon, 114 a 114%; do. do., 1865, registered, 116 a | 116%; do. do., do., coupon, 116 a 116%; do. do., do., new, 1191193; do. do., do, do,, coupon, 119 55 a 119% ; do, do., 1867, registered, 121 @ 121%; do. do., do., coupon, 12144 a 121%; do, do., 1868, registered, 1214 a 121%; do. do., do., coupon, 121% 9 121%; do. ten- forties, registered, 115% a 115%; do. do., coupon, 117 a 117%; do. fives, 1881, registered, 11554 @ 115%; do. do., do., coupon, 11534 a 11554. THE FOREIGN MARKET. The London advices report consols strong and higher, and American securities quiet bat firm, To-day is fortnightly settling day at the London Stock Exchange, where money is quoted at 234 per cent on government securities; £10,000 bullion was withdrawn from the Bank of England on balance to-day, From Paris some failures are reported. The following are five o'clock P. M. London quotations:—Consols for money, 94% a 945%; do. for account, 944 a 9434; old "65 bonds, 1053¢ a 105% ; 67 bonds, 103 4¢ a 10834 ; ten-forty bonds, 104% | a 104%; mew loan, 105% a 105%; Erie, 14% a 15. Rentes weak and declined 50 centimes, and are now 651, 20. Exchange on London, 25f. 22c. PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o’clock this day:— Asked. City fives, old. City sixes, new 109 Camden and Amboy Railroad. 123 1234 Pennsylvania Railroad. . 50% 50% Philadelphia and Reading Railroad... 55% 65% Lehigh Valley Railroad... 6235 6254 Philadelphia and Erie Raiir 19% Northern Centrai Railroad... Lehigh Navigation Company. it * Lehigh Navigation Company gold loan 104% 105 MEMORANDA, A despatch from St. Louis says that the directors of the Missouri Pacific Railroad have been served with a notice that application would be made to-day to Judge ‘Treat, of the United States Court, for the appointment of a receiver for that road. There is some intimation that an injunction will be served on the Panama Company by the Pacific Mail Company to prevent the former from putting a separate line of steamers on the route between New York and San Francisco, bat the Panama’ people express their ability to contest the same by reason of aclause in their charter which clearly permits them to employ, purchase, or in any manner use what steamers may be essential to the welfare of the company. If we may accept the opinions of some of the principals in this battle, a sharp contest is pending. ‘The Attorney General of the State has decided that savings banks can invest in District of Columbia 3.65 bonds, which reverses the opinion of his deputy, de- livered some time since. This practically places the issue referred to on a footing with government bonds. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Frrpay, Nov. 12, 1878 BEFORE CALL—10 A M. 10000 Un Pact gay St is ¥ pie eis 613 ae | 61 Six | aim 81s | 5% 3 200 Mi a st PR 4% | 100 Cui & NW RI auiy | e 500 do. ae “0 Woite Fac fs. do. 33 lo 600 Pac M. ail BB. do uo St Likes RK pt i) Hane StJo KR, 6 do too = | Tie trouble crowing ut of the October Kank t a 25100 U 5 5-20, 7,"65.. 116 FIRST BOARD—10:30 A. {$1000 Missouri 6°, °77. 1g 80 shs Pac M S8...be ‘5000 Tenn 6's, old., 474 400 do. bs 9000 Tenn 6's 20000 Dis Col 3 Bai 1000 Alb & Sus 3055 4000 Bur, Busy 1000 Mé& 30h, 000M & boty 2000 Am 398) BC e B0ig 1000 Chi & 305y 2000 Mor& oe 1000 Mor & 61g 4000 Cen P. ely 2000 — do. els ‘50000 P e 2000 Tn aig | 5 5000 Mic 614 5000 N ¥ Ci 613 10 Har e1sg 1000 North ‘gu Gly 4uuu Un Pac ; ely 7000 do. 108 sig d000 Un Ps oy bide 10000 do. be 100 10000 do. wT way 2000 Un Pecsink iL... 80% 105 3000 do. 89% be 17% 5uu0- do. 89 g000 do. 83% 7000 do. 3 10000 Ohio gL 1000 T, P os eu L & a 00 West U ‘ea 1000 do. ‘gun0 C, weess uy Mase ¥ BR pede | dei ear! | seuve dcasies | 3 Tae stan ante fe, warred, Lic.; American do., l4e.; igs » 3g Be 50 393 400 do... 100 S09 loo Det Lea Lo B04 100 Han & St Jo pf. 200 WO eat ae Oe aes ce : 2a 1600 $474 100 Pee ie or ida'sid 18 800 so “3 13 $ Soo phy 200 13\¢ 300 1g 600 135% SO 13d 27. M. OND BOARD—1 P.M, 100 shs Un Pac RR... 7: 09 acess ve ge 100 abe as erel. be. bs Soo AvO 4, Niche of 300 Mil & SP pf. oo do 100 Chi & RT RR. 31 Adams Ex... aw H&B Jo RE..bo jo. s 9. 10 Amer KE: 9 do. 10OLS &4M3S BR 1000) COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET AND EASY; FUTURES -1-16c, LOWER ON EARLY AND 1-8c ON LATE MONTHS—FLOUR QUIET BUT STEADY— | erally firm. | for ordinary br | WHEAT NOMINAL—CORN DULL AND LOW®R— | OATS DULL BUT UNCHANGED—BARLEY QUIET-— BARLEY MALT QUIET—PORK QUIET AND NOMINAL—LARD ,QUIET AND NOMINAL—PE- TROLEUM STEADY — SPIRITS TURPENTINE | DULL—ROSIN NOMINAL—HIDES STEADY—OILS | STEADY—WHISKEY QUIET BUT STEADY— FREIGHTS FIRMER—HEMP AND JUTE UN- CHANGED — GUNNIES UNCHANGED — COFFEE | i LOWER AND ACTIVE—SUGAR FIRM AND ACTIVE, | Farivar, Nov, 12—6 P. M. There has ocvurred but little change in the commer- cial status during the past week, though the material | recession of the gold premtum, combined with other influences, has occasioned fluctuations in prices and irregularity in the markets, “The changes have in very few instances been radical, however, though they have been numerous and frequent. In some commodities, as in cotton, provisions, | &e., the dealings have, in the main, been in tuture contracts, on account of speculators, but in the general run of merchandise the transactions have been to meet the legitimate requirements of the trade Business has been fair, but the demand for most com- modities shows some falling off as compared with a few weeks ago. In dry goods the decrease is quite percept- ible, and it is evident shat the fall trade has passed the most | animated point, so that a falling off may gw be expected. and on cotton in store ranoing Bait ngrade above or ba wth era ted Upham. ithama Noe Orleans, 7 R49 ined. Se. a wdnasy, ki lew adding, 13 Sige | Bs Sidaling, To-Day, Last Evening. 7) _ Rit —For future 18 184100. June, 405 ab mye August, 100 at 14 11-320. ‘ae 14 12.320 “Total, bales. "To-day up to two P. M.—November. 1,700 at ses 209 at 18 11-a2e., 500 at 13%%6,. 1,100 at 13 LI Se, od at 13 5-166. ; December, 500 at 13 5: 3 3-16¢., s 13 le. 500, ai Ise Be at duly, C.. (00 et 13 L1-16e., 600 100 at 13 13 180. June east, {Oo at 14 72. Total, 16,200 baien Grand bales. The receipts at tho ports were xa fol- 3 ba! 133; Mobile, Wwitiatmeton, 448; Bos: : “1,062, Ke. To Hamburg, by steam, le. compressed, pool, whe seaman, 26d DY Sal, id. Market stends Divés, ke. joted at $4 50, id, bond; $0. gold, duty paid: 83 for powdered and $8 38, cur- rancy, for Jobbing lone? Sarat gables report 145 piasures, Morphine Was steady at $4 25 for P. and W, Quicksilver dull at 72c. . gold; sifiall sales at’ that price We note sales of 5,000 bbis. refined on private Ginseng—1,500 ‘as quie\ 1 ims caustic soda at $4 teat, and 8¢ STucm Bi dks for OO per cent. Feataers were unchanged. we quote :—Prime to choice, be, a Ste.i mixed, ae to quality, 0c, Codtish were uchanged; G ‘ales 100 bbls. No. ds at $9.50. Up; sales 20,000 boxes at 24e. a 26c. for for scaled. Burrelled herring dull. quote Georgia Bank cod. $6; Grand Bank do., $4 75, shore mackeral, No, 2, $10; No, 1, $26; box herting, No.l, Heexipts“Ploa, 22,837 bbis.; wheat, ) do. ; oats, 73,171 do.; barley, 3o.600 ao barley malts 1,00 do,’ Flour was in limited de: mand and nomfnally unchanged. The sales were 15,000 bola. at prices within the rauge of the annexed qu 8. 'e quote ++ $3 80.0 $4 55 - $908 525 5 504 5 75 . + 6000 630 Superiine Western, 25008 522 Extra W 57a 600 “ 5 2 900 .~ 57a 625 Round ee Ohio; trade brands 8 008 750 Family. 708 800 800% 700 et taut traight extras. 7s 750 St. Louis, choice double extra. 8008 8°50 St. Louis, choice family. 8508 950 Rye flour, fine to superfine. 4008 550 Southern, No. 2... 4508 500 Southern, superfin 5008 535 Southern, extra, 5758 700 | Southerm, family 725.8 900 Corm meal, West 3 O08 365 Corn meal, Jerse: 3508 385 Corn meal, Brandy 408 — Dorn meal, puncheons. 00 a 20 50 by manifest dis n to either buy or wail MA caters prices. The sales lyin small lots, and in port last evening were about 2 dashels. at $1 O30 $1 13 for interice, spring; $Y 2t for inferior whiter: 61 37 for Canada spr :, in bond: $1 40 for white Canada, in bond; $1,97 8 $1 M0 tor No. 1 Minne. 46 “for old and ail, closing at #85 Oats were good mixed Chicags, Ste. for’ choice Mil- waukee mixed, S0e. a Sle. for choice Muste mixed, and 48¢. 6 S5e. for fair to fancy white. Barley was dull, ‘and prices ruled in buyers’ favor. malt was quiet. Pess were unchanged. Sales 12,000 bushels, at annexed prices. We quote :—Black-eyed Southern, $1 50 a $1 60 per bushel in two bushel bags, New grees peas, $1 90; Canada feld, in be and in bond, to arrive, $1 US a $1 G Frurr.—Foreign—Oranges were in ood de ‘en! firm; Havanas quoted at $10; sales 300 boxes at that price. Lemons were quiet; quoted at $4a $5 tor sales of Cocoanuts were selling fai boxes at thut price. y3 quoted at $45 per 1,000 tor Runtan and $60 per 1,000 fo Blas; sales were from 70.000 to 80,000 at above quota ns. The market tor loose Muscatels was weak at 8 a OO Boxes at above quotations, | Layer | firm. We quote:—Per box. $285; balf 50; quarter boxes. We. The sales’ were ») half boxes and 1,000 quarter boxes at the ns. Currants were firm at Tige. a 73 © market for all kinds was very quiet. raisins boxes, 1,000 boxes, 1 | above quotati | Dried Fruit— A pe losge, a 11; elves, i2ige 1. | nominal; no'stock. ns berries, 13¢. ; rasp! } B2ice. cherries, 2c ; prunes, 17e. a 100; State: 10s. « 20er Peanuts were quiet uote :—Virginia, new, $1258 ba Sedat sacral Dorn U1 jaiet and unchan; ‘e quote estic nish Borneo and Gouripore, I4e. ; G: ale aes, ay. Jem The market was vory quiet amy ; phe quote :—American dressed, per ton, =e a | sx: ‘double end $235 « $240 for single; ge hen ins acter for wedi ts 15, 5c & $2 75, gold; jute, ‘Ste, - ay wre butts quoted at 2%. @ Se., currency; Sisal to gold. was steady, with sales of 2,717 Hipes.—The mi River Plate hides 2258" Montevideo, L817 Buenos A slaagh' a terns, and ‘ee vate terms, quoted at Ye. We quot yres, Bete 'Sa ite 20e. @ 24e.; do., 20 Sree See age. Corti at } | ‘The hardware season {s over, but it ts noteworthy that orders | for shipment both South and West are received later than usual this fall. In fron, drugs, groceries oils, wool, &c., business. has been moderate, and in some very little has been done. On ‘Change things have been considerably mixed, ocean freights having exerted even more saolishing prices. Flour has been generally quiet aud & good deal bas been done from ely large proportion tively ‘amount Ing 2 West India Islands aud to Prices have fluctuated some, but urely perceptible. Wheat has | ut the market has ruled irregu- s favored the South American ports. the chanwes for the week a1 been in moderate demand, lar. During the first part of the week pri bayer, but subsequently, without apparent . for the nd continued ligat, the market ruled Srmer and better rices were realised. Corn has had its little ups and downs, at being “little” the market shows no radical change | | as compa with a week ago, though prices are rather nizher... Outs have deen in gvod demand for the most for the most part art, and the Murket, thongh irre; nerally ycowa firmer and prices are higher than they ‘ago. Ww biskey: bas ruled steady. Provisions wil and mostly all kinds are decidedly low “eorner”’ in lard b tended to check business, those parties refusing to ferenevs on the ground that the prices curren Oct »ber J fictitious, being among the lurzest dealers. The mat before the Lard Committee,who xed upon the price at which | the contracts should be sestied, but the contracting parties | stall refusin, to pay the dilferences the matser came bet the Board of Managers, but Subsequently all parties agroed | Sete is baak vo the bard Commitee tee bak adjeatssens, Promising wo abide by its decision, whict will probably vé the end of the mater, ani fitle things will move slong as ‘smecthly | Pork has ruled dull and nominal for the most ly part, but prices on the whole are lower, Bacon and jecidedly fallen, but. were a little firmer on @ is trae of lard, whi aa over, sae sinil. ard wen Gules Woe poamiael. Treighte decidedly firm, owing to scarcity of room. Cotton on 48 nin were 1-16c. jower on fee was firme! = ere ” Hemp aud Jute Siso unchanged, Hides wore sveady. Oils wore the same as Last reported. Sugar was firm and active. “Asiixs were quiet and steady. We quote:—Pearl, Sige. « oe pots, Ze, nominal sw A patel rat Uo brite 04), 27e. 8 bac on.), Lave. parative a Conran the market for Drasils was Ke. lower, and the market was more active at the decline. The sales were Lape ‘Santon, ex Marie; 6,000 bays Rio, ex Hawthorn, = do., ox Dipton, on prime dc., 1 ; Santos, ‘ava, government Mente loge. a 2le; Mosiia, tone, 19}ge. 0 xe; An- entra, wee a 2ic ; Sevanilia, 10c. Bic. Carscos, ise. Ci Ge Stock.—The eral tone of the market en e) ote Malan shooks, 32-inch, ooks, with rate 8, sO "si empty ee ordinary to prime, 400. « mantra, bet guiek. We quote= | on), 908 bolta ers’ cover | y nailed. 8 old, stieathing, de, mixed ‘American nage tak tai Now sheathing’ and ‘rome, 230 Can rte New Zealand, 11 isc. aor hgh he market for cotton on the deliveries the marke arly months. The closing a to Say Compare with hareday" tinal Bgures 48 tollows Thw ¥ Ly ives is 11-32 spot was quiet and Jeclined 1-166. on a ° a 13 ba a +13 816 013 7-32 « +19 5-16 a 13 132 9-16 be a a 3328 3-16 0 516 i | than the customary influence in shaping the markets and | | per Ib. 1 | American forge, S17 « $2: De. ee, Dosy ory Tbs. 6c. a Vera Ores, 16 to 19 lbs, & 20%; Rio Grand joo 's aie; Texas and lc. a 15e, gol [ vetected: city . le. ; do., ‘cow, 45 to 80 Ibs., Se ° yas firm under the influence of heary From Messrs. Emmet Wels’ circa xports—Receipts for the week, 3.331 since 1575, 25 S85 do. 3 74, 24.473 do. export ports since Septem tal exports for 17), Sat slaught 20 Ibs, nice b reevipt total ‘receipts tor ber 1, e 1874, 7, ew York State, luc. a I’ Eastern, 0c. a 16c. isconsin, 10¢. yearlings, Se. olds, all growths, 4c. a Ge. Califor Inox. Americas pig was dull riod in at $23 a G23 ch was fir ere and held by few hands. Coltness quiet. jet; small sales | ab quotations; arrivals, were “YOU. tons, all sold on rivace serms. qnict and nominal, Rails ‘e quote 1 Giengarnock, $2: 1 Egiin . ‘foe herrie. 33. \ allroad iron—! 1 foundry, | Falls, SOL 0 855: steel valle, S73 a8TE Ds Se SOT: on 30 8 $ jar (dis nt ‘10 per ce: pive do.). sive. ; sheet (do.), O56, Tashau's improved tin lined lead pive, 185s centrifugal and ‘nixed, jo. muscovade BSc. ; Porto Rico, 8 50c.; New Orleans, old cro erop. a 75c., to arrive. 4vaL Stonga.—The market for rosin was dull and nom- inal. Spirits turpentine was quiet; sales were 50 bbis. at dic. and 150 bbls. at 405g ani piteh were quiet; ‘ashington tar at $225. Spirite argent rosin, common to good, strained, 80a $1 90; ngtou tar, $225; Washiugton tar, $2 i pitch, #2 6 O1s.—The market was bw A same eae a ee summer yel- “ides acd, wiser, 81 O7'a' $1 10; inewhaden, i ine, 45e.'; sperm, erude, Diesched winter, $1 85; do., natural do., $i 80; Northern, 70e.; do., Southern, 65e. ;_do., Bleached winter ‘4 80c. ; do., natural do., 7c. « 73e.} olive, casks, 81 13 Fad 38; Wo, cases, $4 25 a $4 00; winter bleached fish, 18, 183¢e., nominal. ph + ‘bee. Tor mouth. Philadelpt ia for cargo lots; Baltiwore, eo. Creek were as foliows:—Titusville the, 106. for prompt marker ‘steady at I2io See sézieee Dam opens steady at $190; Oil a very ile ‘a cd weak a8 1 firm at $1 47%; Rouse- mite was quiet and held asked. 4 thipmants, $1 90 new mess on the spot at 1,500 do. Februar futare delivery at $20, Boot was quien, Sales were 150 bbls. mess at $11 a $12, and brol new plain mess, and $12 8 $13 for old to new extra heen bes thease were dull, ules ‘ware 600 bbls, fresh hame at LL ige, sobbing lots of heavy to light pickled hams sold at $i3ige. a l4e, Bacon was « tritie firmer, with sales of 73 Doxes city long clear at 13}ge. Lard was quiet and aominal. The 8308 sales were tierces old western steam at, 12hye., 85 do. prime city at 12Ke. 50 do, do. ‘at’ 12340. pe for future deliver; ‘500 tierces, Movember dt it 12g. tieroes, seller” the year, at 12'9-16e. ; about 1,900 tlerces refined sold for rivate terms. Butter.— pad a be. a Sten Westera croaunery, fais ic to ehsie, Sle, a Western tubs, cas ees Cheese.—The market, both as rds the port aya nol trade, was very Guiet and more or fons nominal’ Wo quote :—Gtate factory, See eS | fetes Sener, 11 do., fair art ‘skim, 8 shits, 4e, Chie t Dit tnetot yale taney, Rick. — mand from the at steady pi alos, 40 casks Caroling snd'170" barrels: Louisiana at Ge- n Ose. Wi lina, fait to prime, 630. @ 8, om 63ge. & Te. and lower qualitios at Sie, a 8'4c,; Bige. & oxge. Fatne, 7e. & Tic. ; Rangoon, Sina ah cay per Ib. Bige. MSralean wes dull snd neglected. STRARINN was steady at 13\c. @ Ife. for Western and 14ige. for good to prime city. Srices.—The market was without decided change, with « ay basinoss passing. We quote Pepper, Sumatra, J3ge. ; Singapore, 16c.- pimento, 13¢. Boy keene ‘ginger, 11e.; Race do, singers 2 nutmegs, “Si % Scan the tg od ot raw was firm and setive. beng sales ch Islan AT di wauce. We quote:—Fair refining, ye fie" fair to choice, hds. and boxes, Nos, 8 to laseos, hhds, and b a er. Bare’ ‘andard EA, oer’ pod ice ties Blae Noyes ‘extra U, 8%. & 1 ALLOW. —Thi market was steady, with sales of 30,000 "aE Hint Tes martin ces"seady ond anchanaed, Salee of Z | Fancan, with | jas, 17e. @ 20e. | | midding, 11% eptrained, $1 SU. 500 coxes coarcoai st 770m, via, End SOD Dexes coke at ‘onacoo.—The market rately active. Tae San wore 0 hinds Ken oat ate vate 3: 28 avon Fo * [o0do, sundrlos at Ww Ser oe * '200 do. Connecticut, do. 1574, at The. Ho bate tina al Ste a® 10, Tie ter thea ‘a: $1 163, including 60 bbls. al 1,500, do. a be. California, bucks at 10¢-, 40,000 Ibe super Sheree pulled at 400. 9 43¢., 5,000 Ibe Black Mexican at Fae ig 8:00? WS washed combing at Ge., 8,90) Ibs. Austra delaine at ae, 10,000 Ibe tow Texas free OF burry at Fee hi Los low pallens 1S and on ri s. Ohio heece, $9,000 bs tal clip Galforate, woul, Rawerine Gp de. 3500 the Oregoa, “100,000 2 ian de! tos Pe 4 unwashed, Prntanrs “Berth Pated and aot a. Toom was in Lis Ly $a) oie by steam, aad was consequently held higher. wit wee Zall for it from Yariogs sources, Chartering tounage was slow, but with the triftin, a room offer ° hat sine wit adr ae inde seme were | The engagemenis we —To Liverpool, obmeco, ai 500 bales “compressed” cotton, by ste per Ib.; 4,000 bushels grain, in addition to’ tive 5 05 eported in our last, at Sd.'por bushel, the nomin 4 to-day, for it was 8: rar ce ot oom. For next Wook’s steamers 3s, was a cance ot tee | accommodation and not accepte figure and 40s. for cheese, ‘to London, b; ‘oy ‘sali, 19 bids tobaceo, at 9s: 12,000 bushels whoa: To Glasgow, 3s. Gd. 1,500 do. do., by sall, de aon "350 tMerees avd, 500 bbe, ‘potatoes ‘and 10 tons bacon, at murket rates. Td Hamburg, by steam {chledy of recent shipment), 400 cases sewing machines, Ho bandics hides, 1,328 tierces lard, 114 tons bacon, 1.000 boxe starch and 10 cdses clocks, at peed ‘The charters embraced : American bari to @ direct port. United. Kingdom, with 2,70) bbls, re- fined petrolears ‘at Ss. ; ie Oneke Boes ecdens ‘on Italian bark benee with quarters grain at Gs; another hence to rt) Penareh Roads for orders, with 3,000 qnarters do. at Sa. and £10 gratuity, if direct third off; an Austrian bark from Phila- deipbia to Cork for orders, with 4,00) quarters grain ut Ga. Ga. a British bark jaltimore for sumo voyage, with .000 quarters do. at 68, Sd.; an Austrian bark from do. for os with 5,000 quarters do. at same rate ; a British ship f New-Orleans to a Russian Bultic port, with cotton per ib ; @ rumor was current of a bark ‘hence to the M: Vradipoges bat ee confirmed; s German of 550 tons, placed un the berth hones to Bromen, with gen- eral merchandise cargo, part of which is 1,000 cases tobacco, some lard at market raieg, DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gatrasvon: Sov. 12, ees c NA rece steady and demand good; mi ordinary, 11 bales; xporti--To Great reat coastwise, 1,468. 913. recatpta, ig 708; gro, T7110, Exports, pup Onteans, Noy. 1 Cotton quiet; middling, 12ers low middling, tet ordinary, 1134 Not recelpts,.2,133 bales ; 3,31 sorta te ° Great, Britain, 28, 88,334 ees Biperte—To Great to France, 8 Bart to the Continent, 1,473; Bales, 39,500, 11% lading, 1 ors, tia cae 1,200, oe ea jet teceipts, Fi ireas’ Bri O19; Exports—To tain, 4, Ss oo. Tash, 1875. Setton gules ordin: coust Cotton quiet; tas 12% tia 5 ny ay 6. 5 inary, Lise Nes receipe; il ited re | France’ Bist ve She Continent, 1.250; coastwise, 1.908 Bales, 1.373. Stock, 9 Weekly: Feceipta, 7,408; eres 27, peer Great Beiva 37 ; to France, asd, to the Continent, 9,685; coast: 4,614 Sales, Cotton steady: middling, 12%: good ordinary, 11. a 120.’ Net receipt Borts to Great Britain, 2,901; to the Cont preg Stock, 59,06 ceipts, 2 ebro 10,400. Spirits turpentine steady ut), Tar steady at $1 40." Wracweron, N. C., Nov. 12, 1875. ttled “Rosin unse Flour steady; sales, $7 75 for amber winter, extra, Whe: 3 Michigan at gi 98 held gei ae Gorm quiets Tie. Burley dull Fix 5000 bi means Cani ‘sales, ‘98e. ; 10,000 do., Sy sample, at $101; 0,000 dor No. 3 at Corn m $30’ for bolted and $29 for anboited and ‘on. Millfe A 18; abipsti 1 a $28 mage fora a ioWean Be peas Nes Corn und rye, 94e-; barley, Be. to New York, 1a te and 11X40 to Philadelphia; jem #2408 2 forte Hudsons Lake receipts— 80,000 bushels; 115,600 do. ; rye, 800 d y sagen 1,000 do. ; lumber, me | feet. Canal si ipments—Wheat,. 7,400 bushels; burley, 157,000 do. ; lumber, GU,U00 feet. Burrato, N. Y., Nov. 12, 1875, Lake receipts—Flour, 3,900 bbis.; wheat, "250,000 bushels corn, 90 000 do. ; oats, 63,000 do. barley, 10,000 do, Rail- road Gr er iegeal Fut at bbls. whent, 17,000 bushels } by 500 do.; barley, 000 do i ciual siipments for tidewater—Wiest, | | 374,000 bi Interior points—Wbeas, | 4, 5800, ao... Oaual freights—W. pers 10% oats, Sige. to New Yori. eo bbis. at $6 a Bigot ge 2 | ers’, $375 & $725 for amber, ee | 3 $29 50 for now process, £38 | & $7 50 for oatmeal; buckwheat, Sper cwt Wheat, light milling demand; No. 1 Miwaukeo club offered a8 $1, S51; sales, 3,000 bushels red winter at $1 do. No. 1 | hard Milwaukee at $1 40; 7,000 do. wide” atihigan sl 34a $1 35. Corn dall and firm; 2 ashete No. 2 mixed Western at 65e., in lots. for No. 2 Chie: no sales. Mal barley at $1 SE eh Lard dull at l4c. $22 75 for new heavy jghwines nominally Touepo, Nov. 12, 1875. with afair demand. Wheat ste eho talon cote ‘0, 3 white Wabash, $1 25; No. 1 white M gan, $127; amber Michigan. 5 t and November, $1 18%; Jece mt! rg oe nuary, $i 2 28365 iirc stale pa o 2 Fei $1 or Tair, market fru; Righ tal: , Ste; low do., me. ; new, 4 443g Oats dull j bee; Michi a dull eat changed. Héceipta So) bbls. ushels w! 009 do, corn, 133,009 Shipgnse ao bo Mole. Hour, 12,000 bushels w eat, 12,000 as Cys1caco, Nov. 12, 1875. Flour nominally unchanged. Wheat irregular, but in the main higher: 1 i spring, $1 11k; N: pesmber: OG & 4. Sie. 0 Suge seller fair and market Grm ny sie" CA agi $21, spot: $19 50 a $19 75, seller November; | 19 25 seller the year. |" active, but lower; | S11 973g, seller | 00 a $11 92%, corn, 138,000 do. ; oats, 195,000 do, 2,000. At the afternoon call of th ‘at $1 08%. November; $1 08%, Decomoer. Market for other articles unchanged. COTTON BA&CEIPTS. New You, Nov. 12, 1875, The following are the total net receipts of cotton at aly ports since September 1, 1875: | Baltimore | | | | } Senne arene all ins eff effect eae PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Provinxxer, R. 1. Nov. 12, 1875. Printing cloths steaty at 4%c., cath, bor ange, sixty days, for best Gixt4 guods, with light busi HAVANA MARKET. Havana, Nov. 12, 1! Sugar dull; declined. cag Spi rai pene EUROPEAN M. MARKETS. Lowpox, Nov. 12—4:30 P, M.—Con: 94 3-16 for mone; endeee ib for the account. Erie way shares, 147; jnote rentes at G5f. —Bxchange on London, 25f. 226. for short wcDoN. Nov. 12—Bvening.—Linseed oll, 268, Sd. por ews Shjcits of Curpentine, 205 ‘Layearoot, Nov. i2—5 rade Report—The m: het tor gerge snd. trbries af Mischoessr if steely, Pre: vislons—Lard, 37s. Od. per ews. Bacon, S0s. por owt. for new Jong cloar middien Axtwenr, Nov. 12.—Potroloum, 273¢f. for fine pale Ameri can. FINANCIAL, T REASONABLE La ig re mag ON ge bond Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages. and best, ape J. J, HABRIOH & CO., 117 Broadway. Smet sf eee BROKERS, 74 a ALWwi. paw) SELL | “PRIVELEG! AHEMBERS OF NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE” "Ee CLUSIVELY.". REPERENOES GIVES LN NEW TORK AND LEADING CITIES. STOCK PRIVILEGES BOUGHT AND SOLD BY dorezation an to bash Way t0 operate senton applications es cunt 7 “remontbol « C0... 2 Wall Soden bought bod octh on moserens margin. A.W?" Catt, SRBRAD OB stRADDLR, act stock, for for 30 or 60 days, can on #0 Sow be bought at low raton A ww Book on Stock Speculation, jaini ms Lyd method of op of operating in Wail street, will a jailed {ree to oto any address by Ww. “AMEE AG 4 0O., Stock in all street, New York. DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS A. < boughs and sold by the old eatal blished Bock and i House. ALI Be ur u. ‘NooLaw 40., io, 43 Pine street, New York, NY GOOD BUSINESS FIRM WILLING TO SELL 6 age | three FINANCIAL. FE rteata WALL STREET.—MARG: ¥ LOAN ON NEW J. garage pare mona 30% ce cot ie ik 3A ARE CHANCE TO BUY brags poe Leng may eed $7,000 on | desirable real GRANT, 145 Broadway, Stance, 3 Herald office. AN FRANCISCO STOCK JAREEE ORDERS, EXE- cuted and ittances made by Quotations feceived daily. WILLIAM W Nee broad street, Drexel Building. 10 EXCHANGE,—A FIRST MORTGAGE OF $9,000 hase, om ii Staten Direhisy ta Brooklyn good lwcation. -D. He 52 Broadway, roow res 1 property sold fe: Sy fa ae cope thove emir enc: Dranee, _ Addrees OITA Res Deere atv Ww EB HAVE SEVERAL SUMS OF Meme re Loam on First Mortgage on premises in New York city im smonnts of $10,000 and ander. re will be no hares te onty. JEW YORK, NOVEMBER 10, 1875. , The undersigned have this day formed 9 copatnenett for the transaction of the grocery business under the firm game of Whitley, Lamson & Ca, 990 Grand street, New ork. MOS K. WHITLEY, ROBERT LAMSON, ISAAC RIVIN BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. AS NtERESt IN AN ESTABLISHED BANKING house in this city is offered to sutislactory partion. Address B. B., box 73 Post office, WIDOW WILL SELL, AT A GREAT SACRIFI @ valuable Paveut; patentee ber late husband; als only treated with; ho agents. Address FREDERU EMMING, lawyer, No. 5 Wall street. N ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN WANTED—' fome capital. to join adversiser in the manufacture imotallic show cards, &c., by the lithograplic trauster proceans business now established; good reference. Address M. J. L., Herald office. i GENTLEMAN, WHO HAS BEEN CONNECTED +1 with some of the best hotels of the country, ani can eontrol a large trade from all parts of the United xt would like to obtain « connection with» hotel whe best refereuces given. a N ENGLISHMAN, WHO CAN Pi rated Italian medicine, Syrope P ce i standi and tevin tay dhe ssoue lady of gentlemen to join fim in id sale of it in Ameri w. W. box 10 Post office, Charlottesville Vern rene 2 RELIABLE BUSINESS MAN, WITH GOOD RRF- erences, to leave city with $2.00) cash, can secure per Ganent position, with yearly salary of $1,200 and bowrd No. 2 Broadway, room L -F Ro arry NEW the INVENTION POR METAL strongest brass and other metals can be done aes er. Apply at 891 Second avenue, betwoem Forty-soventh and Forty-elhth streets. . LENZEN. TLLIONS IN IT. PARTNER WANTED: MANUFAG- the most desutiful and amusing toy ie ted sells be pega Address PATE: Box 1,808 Poat o! ARTNER WANTED—WiO THOROUGHLY UNDER jew York. stands the hardware trade, to purchase « Half Intereas in anow paying establishment, where he pected to give bis personal time and attention ; not less aa 315, eash will be required. Address HARDWARE, Herald office. HE CONTROLLING INTEREST IN ONE OF THR of Baltimore UBLISHSR, daily commercial newspapers of the city ean be kenge on liberal terms. Address dox Post office, Baltimore. HERE 18 A TIME OF THE TIDE WI which, if improved, loads on to furtune. tiser wants $15,000 to develop a genteel, apeiasis bustle eas, promising large prodte; fall ac security given; position Sud'pariucrhlp eptioual, “Address, appolatling laterview, SECURITY, box 145 Herald office, 10 CARITALISTA—A GOOD INVESTMENT. A VALU able Patent for s: sacritice hod made in a few years wa no he igtp to cocoanut for domestic ui Willbe shown and information street, New York, or address A. $30,000. Samy aan | Wee PARTNER, WITH $10,000 — $15, ta en oid, seeabtished gee ng id R. box 169 pods very staple and in great demand; me hentes. "Address CARPEN TER, Herald office. TANTED—A PARTNER WITH $10) TO $500 TO MAN- ‘ufacture staple goods covered by patent; or will sell the patent cheap. Cail on WM. E. RICE. 189 Broadway. WASTED—A CHEMIST. WITH , $5,090, TO ACT As fassayer for a copper comnan Veal; in his sal will receive large di invested; highest references given and reqi box 179 Heraid office. ANTED—AGENOY FOR “SELF-LIGHTING VES? ao chet Lamp” oF any article: of merit, tee Lites ee DYNOT, Chicago, 63. 000. —A PARTY WITH THIS AMOUNT CAN hear of a splendid Centennial chance to ROPERTY, New York Herald make a fortane. Address ofiee, Philadelphia, ——————— THE FRACTIONAL CURRENCY. ‘There has been some talk about a scarcity of the smaller currency recently. The fifty cent stamps im | circulation are said to have been not so numerous ag Tequired by trade. The history of the matter is simply this:—The new issae of half-dollar currency waa ordered, and the older stamps, mutilated and other wise, are being redecmed as fast as they can convenb ently be. Therefore the banks, according to custom, 0. 2 do., | prefer to hold and receive only the new stamps, and de S07 S | Boteare to 4 mp get the old ones; so that a com scarcity of this sort of currency may be said to have arisen and in a measure to have embarrassed mecham- jes and storekeepers. The banks do not feel this strim- gency; neither, in reality, it is alleged by them, de | any other persons ‘Only the desire to hold curreucy prevents the banks from taking any more than they can help of the o!d scrip, and for this reason the impression has got abroad that there is, or has been, a scarcity of small currency. It is not 80, if the statement of the paying teilers seeq by the HsaALD re porter y be worth anything. BUSINESS FAILURES, Mr. Jacob Kugelmann, who recently assigned te David Loewen, has deciared his liabilities to be $17,076 59 and his assets $3,733 77. Bonds have beem filed for $9,000 by Charles A. Herpich and Joseph Adem, M. Moral % Brother either liabilities to be $5,832 42 and Patte assets $. Richard Worthington aa male an assignment te | Amaziah L, Ashman. Messrs. Fairfield & batter and cheese dealers, have also assigned to Mancelia Folsom. Bondy & Sctwarzkopf, dealers in leaf tobacco, have suspended. IN THZ MATTER OF CLEWS. Mr. Dyett and Mr. Bartlett have been granted unt® next Thursday to file specifications “wt the dis charge of Clews & Co. They seem / the only creditors who have persevered in these #> ~ The examination of Benjamin H. |. seyer, before Register Ketchum, in the matter of Clews & Co., waa continued yesterday. He testified that he had made examinations to find other books, letters and papers about his claim, but had been unable to obtain anyz that he had been to Washington and spent five days in trying to find Samuel M: @ servant of his, with whom he left his tranks. Mas- thews was gone, and he couldn’t ascertam where. The last he had beard of him was two or three << Mr. Bartlett asked Mr. Abbott if he proposed te the letters already produced. Mr. ADI eerie that he did not on this examination, but would not to Mr. Bartiett’s offeriag them. The vento then signed by Mr. Cheever, and Mr. diately obtained an ordor from the niger amine the claim for byt donna of expunging it “This was set down for the inst, PRODUCE EXCHANGE NOTES, The Board of Managers yesterday referred the casea of the ‘shorts’ in the recent lard corner back to the Committee on Lard. The latter is to begin a second tm vestigation on Monday. A Henanp reporter yesterday carefully canvassed the opinions of the most sca members of the Exchange and found beg be eles tat che bag eg of the ge gy ment 4 Lard Committee will reopen the epalia’ will attempt to show that some ofthe sales thrown out on the last occasion were genuine, REAL ESTATE SALES, A. H. Muller & Son sold, in foreclosure, four lota, to Rdward for bet ag above the Biockinan & Ativor sold, th para, ‘one’ house and lot, 25 by 100.10, on 109th north 225 feet cast of Second avenue, to & mortgage 31,700 and interest from Sanity at, amounting to the thertgage nah eomem ine pg 4 being valued at $7,500. _— A Sheir notes to the extent ‘of $10,000 to hs for i and Vwo-thirds stock, myintes, with full statement, STOCK, box 3,088 Fost offee, B svitoeg rion Tt 13 THE BEST WAY TO MAKE BUSINESS. CULATION OF OVER ~p0,000, AND ALL NEW YORK READS IT EVERY EVENING, EPOSITORS IN FREED! D Ay ‘aaa MAN'S: pasar BANK HARRIS, Banker and Dealer in Govern: ties, old, Sitver, es glen Goreramaniaesiie . ‘ar. corner Bond strost, New York, THE CUSTOM HOUSE. For the future the United States and United States revenue flags will fy during business hours over the Custom House. Two new