The New York Herald Newspaper, January 11, 1876, Page 9

~GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK, oO CONTINUED cpostees Ss EIGHTH PAGE) gprciorn, Messe Marc Bidiita, F F. Heppenheimer and J. rted the vote as follows :— For the r ticket. 5,852 For the liquidation ticket Total vote cast........ The neeing e Philip Bissinger, ih Engler, George odes ene ne, Alexander Kling- Gravenborst, Marcellus Hart! Gerhard Mi Levine Frederick K ober, © Frederick Meissner, Emil ie i cis Moran” John F. Pupke, Henry Rocholl, mM. 5 — Seligman, or, Frederick ©, A, Zoebisch. When tho ‘result haa been announced the newly elected directors were called together and they elected Mr. Henry Rocholl Presid for another term, Thi vacancy in the position of cashier has not been filled, bat the directors are likely to name a successor to Mr. at an early day. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘A Strong and Active Stock Market--- Prices Generally Higher. GOLD 1131-8 A 118. Firmness in Government Bonds—Railway and Investment Bonds in Fair Request—Money on Call 7 Per Cent, Currency and Gold. Wat Sraeer, Mowpay, Jan. 10—6 P. u} ‘The Romans were apparently unacquainted with pyrotechnics, for we have hunted Webster's una- bridged through and through and find no Latin quota- tion that will serve the purpose of illustration, Yet we had a perfect corruscation of fires—green, white and red—at the Stock Exchange to-day, Whether ngers were burnt or not will probably appear in to- morrow’s bulletin, There was a general burying of the hatchet by both bulls and bears, supposing that these -quadrupeds were sufficiently up in the history of “‘pater patria” to reverence the emblem. In fact, the genus ‘‘ursa’’ seemed for the moment extinct, There was ag little trace of them left at three o'clock as there is of the extinct mastodon. Like the school ‘Doy’s Slate, after school 1s over, the species was wiped ont, Stocks went allone way, and “‘excelsior” {s the Latin ‘word which defines the direction, though we trust the market will not bring up !n as disastrous a snowbank as did our ventaresome hero of'the poem, The centennial oar !g expected to be the cure all of no end of financial maladies, and ts looked up to with as much curiosity -and awe as have fleen the frequently recurring centen- nial nurses of Washington. Wo trust that the wish will be something more than father to the thought, and that there will be developed a more reliable result than happened in the case of the aforesaid ‘aunties,’ who unfailingly turned out black but bogus. As usual Lake Shore was the man at the wheel, and the vessel of speculation bowled along obedient to his behest, But it wus a case of a ‘free sheotand a fow- ing sail,” witb a clean course of plenty of water and ‘a haven where we would be’ of higher prices duad ahead. Taking Lake Shore as the leader the rematader of the market followed 1p its wake with more or less speed, as Sgures elsewhere show, making a successful voyage of it until nearly the very end. Jate in the day, shorts being covered and the market pretty well tired, quota- tions were not so buoyant, and prices were marked down somewhat at closing of the Board. The compara- tive weakness at the finish was probably due partially to the stringency of money, 1-52 nad interest being bid, and partially to vague rumors that a large sugar house vas in trouble. TE SALES OF STOCKS to-day aggregated about 190,000 shares, which were distributed umong the most active securities as fol- tows:—New York Central and Hudéon River, 1,182; Erte, 2,150; Lake Shoré, $0,200; Cleveland and Pitts buPg, 319; Northwestern, 1,950; Northwestern pro- ferred, 1,400; Rock Island, 3,795, Pacific Mail, 33,200 St. Punl, '5j0607 St Paal preferred, 8,370; Obios, 1,400; Western. Union, 24,500; Wabash, 370; Uniom Paclfig, 2,200; Panama, 100; Michigan Central, 2,200. OPENING, HIGREST AND LownsT pricks The following table shows the opening, highest ana Jowest prices of the day ;— urs. Mil and St Pau! BOM, ‘Mil. and St. Paul preferred 60 Ohio and oapspeetas New Jersey Centr: Del, Lack. aod Western... "a Union Pacific. The following are the changes in closing prices com- pared with those of yesterday :— ApvANor. —Atlanti = Fee gh he ee Mi New York Central, q; Erie, ae ey oly ; Han- nibal and St.’ Joseph, eee Lake Shore, 13; Norihwest common, % ; Northwest preferred, %; Ohio and Mis- Rock Island, %; St. Paul, eg Pacrile Mail, 36; ate me pretorred, 1; 1; Western Union, {; New Jer- arte tetris ; Wabash, i District of Columbia @.65 bonds, 5; Panama, 1; gold, i Srarionary,—Delaware and Lac! wanna, mn and Union Pactilc, CLOSING PRICES—3 P.M, Mila StPpf.. cr ae as a THE MONEY MARKET. Call loans at the Stock Exchange on pledge of ordi- nary collatorals to-day have again commanded higher rates, ranging from 7 per cent currency and gold to 1-92 per diem bonus, in addition to the legal interest. Considerable sums were placed at 1-64 bonus, but the ‘inal rates were 7 per cent currency to gold. Itisthecon- tinued logs of legal tenders by our banks that ia affect- ing the market rates for movey, as well as the nervous disposition of a few lenders as to the class of security offered-and tne stability of present prices, It 1s idle to disguise the fact that among conservative people there ts a belief that more than one corporation, aided by a good credit, is still discounting a possible. futare in the payment of unearned dividends, and the impression creates timidity in the placing of funds at the disposal of the stock brokers, Domestic exchange on New York rated as follows in the several cities named :— Savannab, discount, large amouuts; Charleston exchange, buying 5-16 discount, selling par; New Orleans, commercial, 7-16; bank, \; Cincinnatt firm, 80¢ @ $1 prom. ; St. Louis, par to 50c. prem.; Chicago, 75¢. prem, Sterling exchange was quict at 4.85 and 4.89 for long and short bills respectively, with actual Dusiness at 4 concession from these rates. ‘THR UNITED STATES TREASURY. The fevenue receipts to-day are $876,000; customs Tecelpts, $400,000; bank notes received for redemp- ‘dom to-day, $900,000, The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $310,000 gold on account of interest and $73,000 in redemption of Ove-twenty bonds, THR GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 11334 and closed at 113, all the sales of the day having been at these figures. The rates paid for carrying were 4, 434, 5, 6, 634 and 7 per cent. Gold exchanges, Gold balances. YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1876.—WITH SUPPLEMENT. open market there for three months’ bills at 4% per cent, the rate at the Stock Exchange on government securitios being 8% per’ cont, Consols and United States bonds are steady, the former at 93% for money and 93% for account; '65 bonds, old, 10434; 167 ponds, 107% a 107%; 10-40 bonds, 106 a 1064 ; new fives, 105 a 1053,. 5 144. New Qves in Frankfort are 99%, GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed Orm at the following quotations:—United States currency sixes, 122% a 123%; 0. do., 1881, registered, 120 a 120%; do., do., do., coupon, 120% a 12144 ; do. five-twenties, 1864, regis- tered, called bonds, 114 a1144¢; do. do., do., coupon, do., 114% a 1143; do. do., 1865, registered, 116% a 116%; do.’ do., do., coupon, 116% a 116%; do., do, 1865, new, registered, 117} 117%; do. do., do, do, coupon, 1174; a 117%; do, do., 1867, registered, 1104; a 119% ; do. do., do., coupon, 119% a 119% ; do. do., 1868, vs 120K a 12044; do. do., do., coupon, 120% @ ; do. ten-forties, registered, 117% a 117%; do. a paste 118% 0 118%; do. fives, 1881, registered, 116K a 116%; do. do., coupon, 117 a Alte. RAILROAD ‘BONDS. In this department prices were well maintained, Chicago and Northwestern firsts were strong at 105, consolidated as 102, and do. coupon gold bonds at 863% 286%. Milwaukee and St. Paul, La Crosse division, rose to 97%; do., Chicago and Milwaukee division, to 92 and consolidated sinking fund to 81, The Pacific issues were active, and sold at 103% a 1033¢ for Union firsts, 9420474 0 9434 for sinking tunds, 97 for Westerns, 104% © 104% for Centrals, 93% 093% for do., San Joaquin brancn, and 92 for Colorado and Oregon branch. New Jersey Central, convertible, sold at L075 al07%; O,C.,C. and I firsts at 107; Hannibal and St. Joseph fell off to 8275. STATE BONDS. In State bonds New York coupon bounty loan sold at 1043¢ and registered at 103%{; Tennessees, old, declined from 4434 to d45¢; District of Columbia 3. fell of to 6844. MINING QUOTATIONS. The closing prices of mining stocks at the San Francisco Board to-day are reported by Kiernan’s Fi- nancial Agency as follows :— Gould & Curry. Eurek: 3 Savage.... - Best & aaa 65 Chollar- Potosi. . . Kentuck. Oph Union Consolidated Alpha Virginia Go California. Overman. Raymond & Ely The bullion shipment East amounts to $26,658; coin shipment, $6,000, THN BULLION YIRLD AND COINAGR. The following interesting items of news are tele- graphed from San Francisco:— Wells, Fargo & Co. report the bullion yteld for 1875 as follows:—Nevada, $40,473,369; California, $17,763,151; Colorado, $6,799,817; Utah, $5,687,494. Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Arizona, New Mexico, Mexico and British Columbia swell the total to $80, 889, 037. San Francisco Mint coinage was last month $2,720,000, consisting of double eagles, trade dollars, half dollars and dimes. Sierra Nevada stock {8 to be increased from $10,000,000 to $40,000,000. PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o'clock this day:—+ Bid. Asked, City sixes, old. ++-102 10236 City sixes, ne 108% 106% Camden and Amboy 1846 136 Pennsylvania Ratiroad.. 6456 64 Philadelphia and Reading 525 62% Lebigh Valley Railroad 626 ony Catawissa Railroad, preferred. . + 42g 425 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. 20% 20% Northern Central Railroad 36% Lehigh Navigation........ 50% Lehigh Navigation, goid loan 10435 BANK SUARES. The following were the bids to-day for city bank shares:—America, 143; Butchers and Drovers’, 125; Central National, 994¢ ; City, 300; Commerce, 114; First National, 200; Fourth National, 93; Fulton, 150; Gal- latin National, 125; German-American, 77; Importers and Traders’, 190; Merchants’ Exchange, 100; Metro- politan, 120; Nassau, 103; Republic, 88; Union, 14234. MEMORANDA, The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad stock to-day declined nearly 4 per cent on the Philadelphia Stock Exebange, probably tn consequence of the company’s annual report, which was read at a meeting of the stockholders, showing the gross receipts for 1875 to be $12,660,927; tho gross expenses, $8,130,169, and the net profits $4,530,758, a decrease from the net profits of 1874 of $1,189,437. The officials of the Direct Cable Company announce that they have recovered and spliced their cable. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Monpar, Jan. 10, 1874 BEFORE CALL—10 A OM, 20 abs Un PacRR..... 714 MULES M EBRD BS do loo do 358 8 iat tity rid ine M. 100 3% 300 7 10 68 300 100 5: eo Gen ist, con 58 0 7310. 97 SLs 300 2 1500, 62 1000 2: 100 62; 3100 2. 1h 700 2590 ea. 0. 6 1000 200 6a! 400 6s 1500, 500 6! mY & Foro % de e S000 1750 do 63. 2000 1400 do. 63 2000 900 do. 63 48000 wo, 62% 11000, OMY,N 15st ‘5000 40 do. 150% 1000, DONS Cen 20000 400 Chi aN 00 10 de .. 1000 Nw do do. do do. do. 209 100 0 500 2300 9.0 Pac MailSs.be.b3 7 e ar SUTSSssss “0 oh : ly isn 6 Y) * RK. eK besd BEFORE CALL—12:30 P. M. 200she Pac Mail 88.63 2 * Seti aR ZEREE 4 sSeBeegaze: RN SATA A Ye + SF am « 2 200 000 mrt « ‘25 Del, L S 2 . 10000 U 85-20, r, '68.. 1: oe ¢ 119% . SECOND BOARD—1 P. M, By000 Gen Pec dds. 104i; 10DeheL 8 & M Sur 63% 2000 C P 1st, 8 bv. 200 di 63 $000 Chi & NW Ist. 6355 16000 C & 63%, 5000 . Cay 5000 Ty 4000 Ty 6000 Ty 20 shy xr) 7 39) 57 o — 100 7 36 100 ET 500, 38% 50 Erie RR 200 37. 300 500 367% 300 Ey pets 2:30 TO 3 P. 200 shs LS 4 MSR. S00 do. 33 an eh eu : ao I Gees wore auist and suse. as 400 Ittn £81 Yo pt 29 100 Pac RR of Mo,. COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT DULL—FUTURES WEAK— FLOUR QUIET—WHEAT QUIET—CORN STEADY— OATS STEADY—PORK NOMINAL—LARD FIRM— PETROLEUM FIRM—SPIRITS TURPENTINE STEADY—ROSIN NOMINAL—OIS FIRM— FREIGHTS BY STEAM STEADY—CHARTERS, BARELY STKADY—COFFKE FIRMER—SUGAR UNCHANGED. Moxpay, Jan, 10—6 P, M. There was comparatively littie change in the com- mercial situation to-day, the markets being generally’ quiet but steady. There was very little disposition to force sales of anything; so that the markets, though quiet, were steady. On Change ® moderate business was done in flour, but wheat was more quiet, and very little was done, Corn was in fair demand and steady. Oats steady, Whiskey easier. quiet, Freights, by steam, were a trifle better, with a fair movement, while vessels for charter were in mod- erate demand and rates were barely steady. Cotton was dull tor spot and weak for futures. Coffee was firmer. Oils wore firm and unchanged. Petroleam was very firm. Rosin was nominal Spirits turpentine steady. Sugar was unchanged. Correx.—The market for Rio wns firmer and active. The sales were 5,000 bags ex Chasseur, 722 and 1,728 bags ex II. A. Holmes, 5,000 bags ex Neptune's Car, 5,000 bagsex Peggy (in lots), all on private terms, and at Baltimore 5,600 bags ex Huntress, on private terms. The stock here to- ts 197,936 bags. A 3 fair do., 17Kec. ® 18e.; good do. 18i4¢. ® 18}¢c.; prime do., good, 174e. a 18ki¢., gold, ninety days; Jw government bags, 246. a 26c.; do., grass mats, 24c. a 27¢.; Singapore, do., 20c, a 21e.; Ceylon, 19¢. # 20c. ; Maracaibo, 18c. a 20c. ; Laguayra, 180. # 19. ; Jamaica, 18¢c. # 19¢.; St. Domingo, 16i¢c. ; Porto Rico, 18¢. a 19350; Coste Rica, 18¢. & 19450. Macassar, 20c. a 210.; Mexican, 18e. 9 19¢.; Manila, 18. « 19¢.; Angostura, 18a @ 19}yc.; ‘Savaniila, 17}ge. w 20c. Curacoa, 17e. # 196. Corrox on the spot was dull. Futures were weak. The ane prices to-day compare with Saturday's closing prices as ows — 1, Jan. 8. 13 182013 1-16 13 932a— 14 5320— 14 Sie 8 tips . e 14 18.92 814 7-16 August. 14 5-160 14 11-22 Quotations are based on American standara of ctassiticn- tion and on cotton in oe Ee oan Heel panes oa not more than @ grade above or below the Cay" bias Uplands alah New Orleans. Texas. 105 10 15 16 Hs 10" 10 15.16 11 846 Pork nominal. Lard | 183{¢. & 190. ; Santos, fair to | SS2SoARSSSSSUSLSASLSuSS 4 5 16 3 3 % 20 but the market ruled stead, salon were quiet. Corn quies,god moady at x Fy eG 7 cuore wad Taig. nite. for patsloat Gio a (ie, he He. 9 Cieinage and dc. a 45i;0. for * Gommene Quoted 13c, for domestic, Be. nen. for Sag ha and 13) kar axp Juve Market uote -—American soa Stas a 610 for uted Meslia tony, te 8 Te: an : _ id, the latter for fine: ie close, oti Pa Bites ae 8 $245 for doub! ; pirits turpentine closed ‘at $3i%0. for ordinary and S9c. for choice lots. Tho sales were About 125 Southern bbis. at BHige., and 50 New York bbls. Rosin was more or less nominal y) bbls. Washington sold ab wd at $2.10. Advices from WW lartobion were but firm for all kinds. Wo mote *—Cottouseed, crads! ie, noe dor Southern Yellow and white winter, Gc. a 65e, ; linseed, bis, 3c. : lard, winter, $1 O4; menhaden, Sound, rm, crude, bat 60; do. bleached winter, $1 85 natural do., 81 85: whale, crude Northern, 70c. : A ceclaa ernie’ Bean HS a St was very firm, closing c. a Te. for crude. with eaten of, 000 bbls. at The Baltimore Creek Hiusvile righ and srandg oi MR eT ear on Wecnle meted atl Tidiouto quit as $1 8324.8 $1 85; Park- tht, $1_60 bid; shipments, $1 90, Provisions.—Receipts—Pork, 1,099 bbls; lard, 2,901 and 350 cases; cut m 8 SHapetane bacon, 1,307 beef, 245 tlerce: he pork mark d 1. The onl 4 at $20 7 $20 For. future delivory the sales were February. at $20 85, and 300 bbls. April at $21. te The sales were 1,600 plenied shoulders at Se Sixes 20,000 Ibe. pickled Pellice, BS ibs. average, at ic, and 8,000 do., 11 Ibs. avera on private terms, We quote— Prosh’ shoulders at, He.: plekled do. at Bo. a, S%c. -{resh bellies at 10%Ke. 1 pickled do at” 10Ke"'8' 10s. Bacon was quict but steady, and | for Western long clear. Beef was very quiet, Unchanged: quoted at $12 a $13 for old. t3 ‘and $10 » $12 for ol tongw, plain mess, quoted at $22 23°50 for print t Le. a 116. fore ‘ Bia prices Hogs we aa and di elderly lower, city selling at ise. 10%. mn generally at Sige, Lard was quiet 130. for spot, ait ‘and 12 15-16e, a iae. for Western. The gales were 100 u ity at 130. and 275 therces Westorn at cit; 12 15-16c, For future delivery the salos were 500 tlerces, January, ot 12 15-16c.; 1,000 Heres, February, at 13hy0.; 1,800 tiereos, March, at 13 O-ide,” Butter aud chee: ewrare alot. R ‘as in moderate Jobbing demand. Prices we: dy. We quote : greta. fair ern Bdgo. winiana, fair to prime, a Rangoon, fair to good, © C} Rangoon, in bond, Sige’ a Se. per Il Draw business was moderate, ‘© quote ; Cuba, grocery, {air to choice, ¥' hy Bhd and boxes, Nos. 8 to 18, 84 M and boxes, 7c common i prime, Tic @ Bige, Cory, Bie, standard A. 10or off A, Dice, ou ft 4 5, Powdered, 10's; granulated, 1s wi was quiet but steady, "ALLOW. —The market wat and lower, prime bringing . “the ales wero 119,000 Ibe. prime Western at Oia Kxy.—Roceipts—19 bla’ whiskey, 110 bbls, ateobol and 210 bbls, highwines. The taarket wea dull and easier; 250 bbls. gold at $1 1135. Prxigats.—A fair demand prevailed for grain room per ado, with rates barely :—To Liverpool, por {4,000 to 64,000 bate lot of clover seed, rised:—A Gi Glasgow, por steam, & sm: private terms. The charters com rom Philadephia to Bremen, wit! troleum man bark, 4,000 bbls, refined pe at 4s. Sd: 4 ‘Norwegian bark, hence to with 4,400 bbis. do. as same rate; a wecian bark,” from Baltimore to Marseilles, with S700" bbls, "crade’ petrolvum st 4s, : & brig, reported hence to a Spanish port, with 8,50Qweases re: roleam, Dut, without particulars; au to Lisbon, fy Tealian. ship, with general cargo, ineludi: so lam) ma 8 st ry poe mate public ith 2,000 as; 8 British bark, , reported from Baltimore ‘to Dublin, as jorwegian bark, from Baltimore to Cork for or- with 2,900 quarters grain at 6s. 9d. Norwegian bark, for same vorage, with 3,000 quarters grain, at same Tate; & Russian bark, reported. from, Philadelphia. to do, yrith'4,200 quarters at bs. 9d. (ir direct, 3d. off) ; a Swedish bark, 567 to re Town, with general cargo at & 3a British shi 82 tons, Laid on pool, with general ce t6 Cork for ord ; an Austrian bark, reported ip our Last ate; & Norwegian bark, froin Philadelphia to the ‘itl .U00 bbls. refined petroleum at Sa; a German from Philadelphia vo Bremen, with 8,900 ‘bbls. do, at one, 401 tous, hence to Savannab, reported with ice, ton; one, with 100 M lumber, reported from Rock: port to Jacksonville and back to New York or Boston, at $9 per M; one, 287 tons, from Wood's Hole to Norfolk, at $1 50 er tom: ‘one, from Boston to Huayti, with general ‘cargo, at D and port charges; one, with do., hence to New York, at $500: a schooner, of 250" tons, with guano, from Woy- mouth to Suvannal of 1,200 tons, tons, henet ain and ert ritish bark, hi 6a. 6d., in trom'Boston to Hayti and back, with gen cargo at a lump sum of 81,425. DOMESTIC rio. MARKETS, Gauveston. Jan, 10, 1876, Cotton dnt Ke. ; low middling, 1136. ; good ordinary, 108 Net receipts, 2,918 bales; gross 2U2% | sporte--To Great, Britain, 4,952} coastwise, 1,012, Sales, Btock, 76,659. Nuw Ontmaxs, Jan. 10, 1876, Cotton—Demand good: middling, 1246; low middiing, 1c. ; good ordinary, Wise Net receipts, 19,383 bales! gross, 20,208, Sales, 8,000. Stock, 287,083, Monite, Jan, 10,1876, | Cotton steady: middling, 12; siding, "1134 11Ke. ; good ordinary, 1040. coustwise, 610. Sales, 2,000, Stock, Savannatt, Jan, 10, 1876, Cotton dull; middling, 12%e.; low middling, 12 1-16e.; | good ordinary, Ll. d-lUe. Net F ceipts, ports coastwiss, 1,464. Sale Cuamasrox, Jan, 10, 1876, Cotton firm; middling, 1 low middling,’ 123¥c. ; Ordinary, I}iqc. "Net receipts, 1.843 bales. kx: ports—To the Continent, 459; coastwise, 1,559, Sales, 2,000, Witarrero! ok, 71,893, vie N.C, Jan, 10, 1876, Spirits turpentine quiet 3 01 at bi G0 for strained. ‘Tar steady as Mel 50, Osweco, J 1,000 bbls. Wi No. 1 white Mich Flour unchanged daitw iS at $1.16; No.1 Cai for bolved and $29 for unbdolted. Millfeed neers 8 1 shipstuils, $19 # $20; middlings, $23 » $26. do. ES e Flows Brant’ tending upward; oF changed hands, all grades ried quotations. Grain negiected ; quotations entirely nom- inal, Pork dull at $20 SU for aoavy mess, Lard duli as 1c. Hi, ines nominal. ao Aco, Tan, 10, 1876. at active, firm and vi Ploar Eig?) and wpeaneed PLY higher; No. 2 sprin, c., ot; are; $1 Oke Ml a yi Rejected, Ox higher ; No. 2, 43%c. ary: Tae, »Tpimosh uit a | sdtive, ‘thin one 4 fe edd active, but closed dell at $16 3 Tis a 9 Ba t: ab ae eid Ms February, $19 6734 a $19 40, a pia 3 Bo. gi ti a Sis a fren: ghoulders, ct Feerescy $12 go. clear tone Wolsey 7 inactive and 10.000 bbls, sai EA bs koi ba 12) 000 do, barle hho Bos a Wheat igher at B7}e., January; . try. 60 hfgher at 44%0. & 44,0. eat, 4340. ar Corn # sh: Tice Ternary. Otu cncbangea. Provisions unclanged, PRINT CLOTHS MARKET, Provinance, R. 1, Jan. 10, 1876, Printing cloths quiet at last quotations, | HAVANA MARKETS. | Havawa, Jan, 10, 1876, 214. Exchange o1 the’ United ey, 734 8 7 discount; snort ght. @ ir quiet and 2 Duteh stan- tt 14 « 1434 reals per arrobe ; 1m rank ‘ae 9 GX reais. ts EUROPEAN MARKET. Loxnox TRopOCE MaRgET_LoxDON, Jan. Ing —Linseed oil, 24s. Od, per cwt, turpentine, 268 Bd, pecan —_++ + —_ ___ FANANCIAL, 10—Even. Spirits of “| vest BELMONT & ( Cg co. issne Travellers’ Credits, available in all parts of the world, through the Lael ve ROTHSCHILD jeretal Credits ans Telegraphic Transfors of lifornia and Ki Ly AM ind stocks bought and sold: 10 per cent investments © specialty «cor jence solicited. ‘Bankers, 19 and 21 Nassan street, and thelr correspondent: » ESCRIPTIONS 01 wiatan NOTES. BONDS BAKE! & AULL, Note Brokers, Bt, Louis, Mo. advance was obtained in ratos, The cail | | troleum was intrc 2 _FINANCTAL. * na nner NICKERBOCI BAN AN K ph, POCKRR ¥IRR IN INSU! Ck COMPANY You, Jan. 6, At a meeting of the Board of Disgeraon, held this as, riko usual agmatraesuah divideod of five per cent on he sole tock of this com, after January 15,1870. pany was declared. payable on ‘The trauster books will be cloned from this date ‘15th inst. W. ALBRO, See EAVITT & WOLCOTT, NO. 10 PINE ST. way A specialty of loaning trust fonds on first morte ‘efthout perty in this city aud viciuity; any amount, %. at the MoOxEx LOANED "ON "APPROVED "PROPERTY seven per cent ; no bonw JONATHAN B. coNbicr, M5 Broadway, roon N yo ON FIRS Mortgages, at easie: or having fund: STAKE, room 8, Morn TO LR Al ied AND MORTG 000 withont bonus an rs foes by «4 iy to W. U SIREETER of U. , BEN ‘oadway, room B. GREAT WesteRN (MARINE) INSURANCE st., New York, December 29. Ai of the Board of Directors, held this day, a semi-annual cas! ing dividend of five per cent on the eupital stock of the ise ge was declared: payable on and after January 1 nator ‘books will be close that orks T. LOCKWOOD, Secretary. OF PANAMA T RaeCEE COMPANY, NEW York, December $1, 1875—Seventieth Dividend.—The Board of Directors have this day declared the usual quar- forty dividend of three @) per cent, . parale to stockholders or their legal representatives on an: er the 15th of Jan- . Parties requ uid apply to GEO! uary next. Transter books will close on the afternoon of the Sth of January and de re-opened » rn the morning of the 16th of January. . EMMET, Secretary. Ritaoan BONDS WANTED. ‘Cash for all kinds. W. H, WEEKS, 178 Broadway. _ gS COST $10) PER 100 SHARES embers of the New York Stock &. street sent fr MBRIDGE , Bankers, York. £21} CHESAPEAKE AND OH By a decision rendered in ‘© RAILROAD COMPANY, United States Cireutt Court, the proceedings for the foreclosure and sale of the Chesa- peake and Ohio Railroad are tr of Virginia aud West Virginia, ha with the nearly unanimous choice of the bondholders and He ‘ansferred to the State courts ‘al W. C. Wickbam by these courts, in accordance | nd Gel en appointed recei all otber parties represented, to be putin possession on the 18th inst, | | This result is of great importance to the interests of the bondholders, and will inspire renewed confidence in the future of the enterprise and promote the early consum- mation of the plan of reorg: tion, which has already been accepted by bondholders to the extent of over $10,000,000, including upward of $6,000,000 of the First Mortgage, Bonds, Many others have only awaited the de- cision of the questions pending in the United States Court, 14 is important to the interests of all who desire to partici- pate in its advantages tyat they should signify their assent to it without delay, Whon it is accomplished all the measures for the impro ment of the connections and business of the road will receive a new impetus, aud, in the hands of w reorganized company, freed from financial embarfassment, and possessing the ad: niidence and credit, a inarked improvement in Ket value of its securi: ties must follow. Copies of the plan of reorganization, which every bond: holder should obtain immediutely, may be bad at tie oltice of FISK & HATOH, No. 5 Nassau st., or wili be mailed by them to any address. igned, being holders of first mortgage accepted and heartily approve the above plan of jon, D LKVIN, . FRY, WM. WHITEWRIGHT, ALEX, MASTERTON, DAVID STEWART, JONAS G. CLARK, CUAS, BL RKHALTE R, LLOYD ASPINWALL, GE EDWARD DUNHAM, Fisk HATCH. Nuw Yorn, Jan. 4, 1876. / ANTED— $500 FOR TWELVE MONTHS ON CHAT- jortgage. Address M. D., Herald office. ws ine LTED RAILROAD, TOWN, CITY, County or State Bonds; will give 10 to 50 per cont. Addross box 1,64: Post office, Wwe REC ; ALL GLASSES OF MERCHANDISE fora Southern auction house; make liveral cash ad- vances before shipping. ROSENBERG BROS, & CO., 62 Church st. i: 8 AND 10 PER ? Strictly first lass City and County Bonds, Railroad Bonds and other choice securities, paying 101 for sale on favorable is by. ’ ALBERT H, NICOLAY & CO., ‘No. 43 Pine st,, New York. N. B.—Invostment Securities our specialty 24 ye $5.000 i $7,000 AND » $10,00 »,000 TO LOAN Brooklyn Prep $500,006 () TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT. eral discount; property worth double; amount of Mortgages on city property. CUMMINS, 12 Centr gage at one-half per cent commission (to ___ COPARTNERSHIPS, Sharege for examination st . ON erty. O. HOYT, 171 Broadway, principals only) and reusomabl Jo way, Foom % 52 500. Fok a Babe, PURCHASE MONEY wo Second Mortgages; amount $12,500; lib- pany FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING UNDER THE Firm name of GEFFROY & CO. have this day, Jan: Arthu uary 10, 1878, dissolved by mutual consent. Geffroy ‘will continue the business at No. 4 Cortland! ARTHUR R. Toren tgiet , LOUIS FINK ELMEIE! BUSINESS M MAN wit © to join the advertiser to manufactu improvement in lainp goods that hae b ced ; Saab poodragee and cndoaktos svonvitp given. Partieale of JAQUES, oltice 70 Astor House. | Dougher 9 DEATH FROM SYMPATHY. Mr. and Mra George Phillips, residing in the village of Southold, Long Island, died within a few hours of each other and were buried in one grave. Mr. Phillips had been in failing health for some time, but his wifs was sppnesay well until the day of his death, whea she suffered intensely from grief and excitement. At three o’clock the next morning she arose, complaining of sickness at the stomach and vomiting slightly: then, saying sho felt bettor, she again lay down, and in « short time was found by her daughter dead, pired without a strug, sound. THE STRANGE CEMETERY. The inquest over the romaina of children which were discovered in Ave coffins in the cellar of No, 246 Broome street on Thursday last was held yesterday by Coroner Croker. Nothing new was elicited, and the jury found that “the said children came to their deaths by causes unknown to a8, MOF ean we determine how they came into the position where they were found at No. 46 Broome street, and we would recommend that the Board of Health instruct its inspectors to thoroughly examine all premises, especially such as the one im question. ee MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, ENGAGED. Srmro—Anrauays.—On Sunday, January 2, Mr. Isaac Sriexo to Miss Burst AuzauaMs, both of this city. No cards. DIED. AvrEy.—Op Sunday, Janoary 9, 1876, of pneumonia Erta Manwi, daughter of William 4. and Henrietta 6 Auten, aged $ months and 6 days. The relatives and friends of (he family, also (hose ot Nelson W, Young, aro invited to attond the funeral services, this (Tuesday) evening, at seven o'clock, ae No. 107" King street The remains wil! be taken to Moravian Cemetery on Wednesday morning Barrin.—On Saturday, January 8, Saran E., daugh- ter of the late John Battin, of New York city Punera! on Taesday, 11th inst., at tw M., from the Church of St. John the Evangelist, on Summit ay, Bergen, N. J. Berh—-in Brooklyn, oo Monday evening, January 10, Ronzgt Boro, aged 72 years, formerly of Portiand, e. Notice of funeral services hereafter. Bropsrick.—Un January 10, after a long, painfal ill. ness, CATHERINE BRODERICK, the beloved wile of Joha Broderick, aged 61 years. The friends of the family, also her brother Michael Donahue, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her’ late residence, 1,038 2d av., oa Wednesday, the 12th. Carpenter. --At Armonck, on Sunday, January 9, Jacon B. Carsten, aged 64 years. Funeral at bis late residence on Wednesday, January 12, at twelve o'clock M. Conveyances will be waiting at Kensico depot on the arrival of the 8:30 train from Grand Central depot. CMS4R.—ANNA Maty, aged 12 years, 11 months, daughter of Paul W. and Johanne M. Qiesar, of New Brighton, 8. 1, on Sunday morning, January 9, of diphtheria, at the house of her brother- in-law, Mr, EB. Fleitmann, 143 West 22d st., New York.” CLoonky.—On Sunday, January 9, 1876, of et theria, Many Exizaumra, daughter of Henry S and Amelia Clooney, aged 2 years 7 months and 19 di Funeral trom residence of parents, No. 323 Kast ‘3th st, Tuesday, January 11, 1876, at one P. Coniins. —Sudde , pay Sunday, 9th jost., Sree F. Cousins, to his 3 Relatives and friends or the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, Lith tus, from the residence of his parents, 534 Willoughby av., Brooklyn, at three P. M. Corrivoun.—At Now Brighton, S. L, on Saturday, December 8, after a iong and painful illness, Buums, the beloved wile of James Coppinger, a native of the town of Skibbereen, county Cork, Ireland, aged 68 years. Her remains were interred in St. Peter's Cometery, Staten Island, on Monday, December 10. Cork (Ireland) papers please copy. Dovowerty.—On Sunday, January 9, of diphtheria, Fuama, youngest daughter of Patrick aad Aun Jane ‘aged 6 years, 3 months and 19 days. a and frients are invited to attend the No, 47 Kim ‘The rel funeral, from her paren! st, Brooklyn, E, D., Tuesd residence, at two P. if 10, 1876, Mansa, widow ed 73 years, 1 month and six days. The relatives and friends of the family respect- fully invited to attend the funeral service, from h late residence, 24 Downing street, New York, on Tucs- day evening, at eight o'clock. Erwix,—On Saturday, 8th inst., Wittras H. Erwin, aged 51 years. Funeral on Tuesday, 11th inst., at two o'clock P. M., from his late residence, 196 West “Warren st, Brooklyw. Fisrcur,—Joan Fiercuxr, Jr., in the bad year of 8 0 ihe relatives and. fflends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Spring street Presbyterian church, on Tuesday, 1th tnst., at half-past one o'clock. Gopparp,—On the 7tb inst, Stas Gopparo, in the ‘Tath year of his age. The remains will be taken to Norwich, Conn., for Im ferment. ox. —In Brooklyn, on January 10, Marr Axx, be- loved wife of John Grace. Relatives and friends of the family are respecttully invited to atiend her funeral, on Wednesday, the 12th, at two P. M., from her late residence, 338 Hamilton av. Greex,—On January 9, 1876, PaTRick Greeny, age years, native of Athione, county Roscommon, Ireland. Funeral from his late residence, 526 Ist av., at one o'clock P.M., Tuesday 11th inst. Friends and relatives of the family are respecttully invited to attend Graitam,—On January 10, Jessre V., youngest child ot Jotun and Agnes R. Graham, aged 18 months. Relatives, friends and members ot Copestone Lodee, F. and A. M., aro invited to attend the (uneral, from the residence of her parents, No. 803 Kast 47th st, om January 12, at one o'clock, Haysa.—In this city, on Sunday, January 9, after severe illness, Tuomas Trowaniocx Hares, in the Tl year of his age. Funeral from St, Thomas’ cburch, M., on Wednesday, January 14 Hien. —On Sunday mo morning, January 9, Cara a, widow of Soloman High. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu- neral, from ber late residence, No, 9 East 18th et, thie (Tuestiay) morning, at ten o'clock. Hook.—On Saturday evening, 8th inst., Lovisa Baor- xen, wile of J. De Wint Hook. it twelve o'clock FORTUNE.—PARTNER WANTED IN A LEGITI- mate travelling business, paying $800 daily, 0 Broad street, roow 7. ESTABLISHED P. out $18,000, at cash jor good property. ‘G BUSINESS; STOCK had at a bargain ore A. BLOMQVIST, 150 Naswau st. chang N ACTIVE PARTY WANTS TO INVEST $000 IN some staple itcutars fo Fe. manufacturing Business. State full par- | « Herald office. EIN A GOOD WHOLESALE ingot ourgrowing bit capital wants an active part 00 w clean stock and desirable trad 95 Broadwa: \ DVERTISER DESIRES “TO. MEET AN HONEST live man, owning real estate here, who desires to sell and go-to Caltiorniat rare chance to sell to an aivautage and do well BINCLAIR, 348 McDonough st., Broox- yn. ¥Y FOR ANY ONE HAVI 004 to invest in a business that will | LDWIN, Herald office. USINESS.—CASH AND REAL ESTATE WILL BE 3 for any good a Busin' tel, restaurant ares *ESTAUMANT. bot i giv or livery stable preferred. 161 Herald Uptown Brat ORK, — 18, BOO per { @othing but wines aud liquors | sold; est lished is" years. For particulars address T. Lona: Herald offiee. VOR! AND, WEST INDIA MPORTER OF commission, 50 years! stan (tal; unusual opportunis canines OAMUBL TOWNSEND, HAVE $15,000 AND REAL ESTATE—WANT ES. tablished Business, with partner, who bas money and good recot fall address, particulars snd reference. Kiadrens ens SNAI Horaid office | OcKWOOD's BILLIARD PARLO R FOR SALB—OR 4 «partner would be tai No, 142 Oth av DARTNER WANTED—IN A co WELL LOCATED and paying coal yard. 18 years established, doin’ business; knowledge of vuviness not necessary ; . ISAAC A. BGG 170 Brosdway, room erably connected; eve rable; opportunity oer "address, fall name vbniys INDEX avon CIAL CAPITAL —AN PEORTUNIT jon with an establial King business in thls ty. Add box 6 kv 10 BOOK AGENTS—A MAN WITH | 1 would like to make ® pa s pariwer, None bat ri apply. Address 8. B. G., V busine wi anutacturing and jo! "erveiucipals saly teented with hddsoes “Wit FioM into an al jer. “Call for information in winter, ali for GERLOOH, aeons oa) eae Endowment Insur yf hs insurance of J. (a Habwen WO. 117 Brosdway ) HACKENSACK AND NEW YORK EXTEN- Railrosa 7 nt First Be EDW. 0. FOX & CO., 90 A MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND a MORTGAGE . improved city Property in ym » suit applicants, 2 RRR Be 8 BLY, No. 22 Pi Bonds tor te bi ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH $500, IN A GOOD % and dining saloon; splendid location. Call, be- tweon 12 and OP. M., st REEVES’, 18 Bi st. rN THE & faetory no is iret year, Ad- CHARGE OF ve real estate W ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH 85. Kar manufacturing by ® new proc in operation will sa per four times the am: dress PROORSS, fleraid office. SESS GOOD MAN TO EY & BAA ALEX, RRO 74 BROAD. Asw VILEGES"” O.\ “MEM! F Th. New NORE SUCK EXCHANGE™ State ye ii NOES IN NEW YORK AND LEADING CITL ce GOOD SECOND MORTGAGE OP on private property. full le, and worth more Joeatl inci addre: id Uptown Branch aie ee bs) TOR CITY PROPERTY—MONEY LOANE Over of yours. without bonus. Apply te 145 Broadway. = 2, LAE RDN Fe a a $100 PCRCHASH MONEY MOT. rene D., bon um Morale ofasa.s ens Dremerey, At I ftw York dosiring a MONEY TO 0! we Bo . OE a py i 40 Brosdwas. OR 83,900 than, mortgage OWNEK, box tsa t ¥OR LONG . BP. RYATT, tobacco house In Philadelphia, ou other securities to the amvunt of 180 Herald office. ASTED 5.007 SPECIAL CAPITAL FOR ONE Four, ine woll established business, will pay 19 ahora, and secure money, by’ mortgsge th FASTED=A PARTNER lie FROM Lo ageed TO biel or iM iy ten $s) Ke ti cxpualate weed which wi rom 35 18 4 on Tarwer, Adatess 2 185 Herata Ware EE With 10, ight and pregeenie { ness. nepal only address 5. V. Branch off 10,000, “Address box 2. vox ee 0 a 4 sods yeni $5,000 Ss ERR ae ERASE Tt. wwe men { Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fa- neral, from No. 16 Irving place, on Tuesday, January 11, at ten o'clock A. M., without (urther notice. Jorcx.—In Brooklyn, January Many Jovow, widow of DB, Joyce, in the Sist year of her age. Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. 8. H. Sterling, 61 Livingston ah, Wednesday morning, the | 12th inst., at eleven o’cloc Laake —On Sunday, January 9, of typhotd fever, | Hevay D., youngest son of the late Charles T, aad Anna W. Leake, in his 2lst year. Vuueral service at half-past nine this (Tuesday) morning, at the residence of bis brother-in-law. Jamos 5. Saulpaugh, No. 10 Bank st. Friends of the family are requested to attend; tatorafens of Hudson. Lavenica.—Suddenly. city, January 10, ot congestion of the longs, Chane Lavenicn, tm ‘the osth year of bis age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral servi at tho Fifth avenue Preaby terian church, corner of 63th st, on Wodnesday after- noon, 12th inst., ab quarter-past four o'clock. —On ‘Monday, 10th inst, of croup, of Patrick and Delia Maginn, aged 5 yoars, 9 months and 14 da: Funeral from residence of his parents, No. 88 > Park place, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, 12th inst., at two o'clock. Relatives and (riends are respecttully Invited. Martimn.—On Sunday afternoon, at White Plains, Brevaun A. Maxting, suddenly, of diphtheria, eThe funeral will take place from Grace church, on Wednesday, 12th inst., at one o'clock leave Grand Central depot at 10 25 aud Hewer Munowayt.—On Sanday afternoon, Januar; diph a, Mamix, only child of Kebert and hase Pid Marehs: ‘aged 13 years. s and friends are invited to attend the theers, from the residence of her parents, 691 Pacific bk, on Wednesday, at one P. M, Mritano.—On Monday, sent 10, at wet clock AM. Mary Awn, bs wife of ©. F. Millard Relatives and friends are Hapeatally leviten to at- tend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 219 West Bist su, on Wednesday, at one P.M. Parterson. —On Sunday, J: ry 9, atseven A M, Daxien F, youngest child of Daniel and Elizabeth Pat- terson. The relatives and {friends of the family are reapect- folly invited to attend the funeral, this day, from hy late residence, 126 Delancey st., at one P, M, and . {rom thence to Woodlawn. Special train leavos Grand Central depot at 2:26 P.M. Ruopks.—Mrs. Avy Ruopas, widow of thie late Jere. miah, aged 71 years. Relatives and fr! Is are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday, at one o'clock, from Na ‘Ad East 3d st. Saran —On Sunday, the 9th inst, after a short ill ness, Mary Adams, widow of Deauis Sayre, in the 60un year of her age. Relatives friends of the family and those of by son, James D. Sayre, aro respecttully invited to attené the faneral, from Ail Saints Protestant Episcops church, corner of Honry and Scammetl sts., on Wedues day, January 12, Sieraxnp.—O: widow of Thomas Shepherd, iu the 68tb year of bo age TRelatives funeral, from 1th’ inst, at balf-past ter of lysis of the brain. Intodore V. and Adaline bs. o'clock. Siva. —On Sanday evenin; Leoxa FRascea, only child of Silva, aged 2 years and 9 mo: Relatives and friends of the’ family are respectfully invited to attend the fu from the residence of het pi “i 207 Kast 42d st, Tuesday, 1th inst, at one o’cloc! i Town. —On Sunday, mgoery fy boy asbort illness joux Toxen, \n the 24th year The relatives id frie’ tay aod oe also the “ageonea of the Coach Drivers’ Bonerolea! Association, are respectfully ited* to atiend bis funeral, from bis nune. 19 Monroe street, ow on ee *"BuxavouENT AssOCIATION. —The their rooms, No. f oar late brother men» day, to attend the funeral of Rag hee w. Dos, Secretary. Wiuira—At Astoria, Sunday evening, January & Mantiw Witius, in tbe S8eb year of bis age, oF hie law residence. ‘The relatives and friends of tbe family ae. invited to attend the funeral, on Wedmend= 1A at three BM