The New York Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1876, Page 9

NEW YORK AERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1876.—-WITH SUPPLEMENT. REAL ESTATE SALES. sb cir FROM EIGHTH PAGE.] ot Beene, 25%100, to F. Perry, for $210; also lots on Madison, corner of Twelfth street, to . Henshaw, for $2,516 in all; streets, to seven lots on Grand from Fourteenth _ street, ree for Lge in ail; also one lot, 20x95, ry: Isaac Weaver for $3,450; also balan f Wiaso, with three story brick house, to” soene the doer $5,910; also one plot of land, 55.4x1 of Willow and Ninth streets, for $5.4 barge er ; also the four four story brick <A = tots on Washington ginal, inte 25x50, for $17,175. Mr. Miller concladed the sale by selling the three story brick atore and dwelling No. 301 Greenwich street, sagen, feet from Beach, lot 25x100, to Jolin Battisbeen for FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, A Dull Stock Market—Prices Generally Higher, Especially for Western Securities. GOLD HEAVY AT 112 7-3 A 112 5-8. The Governor of Wisconsin on the Granger Law—Money on Call 5 and 6 Per Cent—Government and Rail- way Bonds Firm. Watt Strert, ‘Taorspar, Jan. 18—6 P.M. Dulness, in its old familiar form, made its appear- anco again in the street to-day. Like the inexorable dun, that we hoped had gone abroad or been lost at sea, or had departed to that bourne from which travellers get no retarn tickets, our old friend, or enemy, turned up with pristine vigor and made his presence felt to- day, ‘There was a change of affections also, and a very marked desire on the part of operators to get off with ‘the old jove of Lake Shore and to get on with the new one of St. Paul. ' For the first time in many weeks the favorite of the smarket bas been snabbed and comparatively neglected, Judged by comparison of transactions stock operators have acted upon the sage’s advice to ‘go West,” and have abandoned the great lako for the mighty river. How long this transfor of interest 1s to ‘last is an open question, but it is a surety for to-day, at least, thata much. more considerable amount of stock changed hands among the St. Paul speculators than among those of Lake Shore, Ia spite of this new Richmond in the field affairs were comparatively dull and dreury. Stock Exchange animals, like those of the ‘Zov,’’ must be constantly stirred up if you would have music, and positively re- fuse to ‘grow! or tight,’? whether it be their nature to or not, without some outside prodding. Whether the Aeaders of the market are taking an off day to sharpen their stick preparatory to another stirring up, or whether stocks, like pigs, can be brought to a bad mar- ket, when short interests are closed and an apprecia- tive public stand aloof, are suggestions we leave our readers to consider for themselves, We cun only reit- erate our opinion, so often expressed before, that ‘speculation is confined to the four walls of the Ex- change. So long as there are cont ts for an ad- wance pitted against contestants for a decline a fair amount of activity will prevail, but the moment that bulls and bears reconcile differences, and become a aspecies of “happy family,” shutters ure put ap and the shop is torent, And this appears to be about tho condition of things at the present writing. Operators who have looked at the future course ot financial matters with a doubting eye, and, as it were, “through a glass darkly,” began to fear that the horo- scope they had cast was faulty in some of its elements and that the stars might be unpropitious after all. Once possessed of this idea they hastened to repatr their error, and, as the pendulum swings back to the point of its departure, they not only skipped out of the frying pan of “short”? contracts, but have appar- ently tumbled into the fre of a “long” market, with no purchasers. No doubt the equilibrium will speedily be restored again, when we shall see another advance, with its suc- ceeding lull. It ts not likely, however, that the short side of the market will, for a congiderable time to come, ofler any very remunerative returm to specu- lators, ‘The presence of the Centennial year is held up as a talisman that shall compel prosperity, and this very determination is more patent than most people give it credit for. There are clouds still lowering “o'er our house” which threaten the peace of the world and our own prosperity, but these once “in the deep ocean buried’ the future is full of promise. We believe that nope in the revival of speculation is for some time to be a hope deferred; but it need not be ofthat nature which “maketh the heart sick.” Tho evil days which have marked tne passage of so many past months are slowly passing away, and as money— to-day positive necessity to keep the wolf from the door—becomes in some shape a superfluity, it will gradually tind its way to the Stock Exchange and into the pockets of brokers who have almost forgotten the took of its cheerful face. The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag- gregated 92,000 shares; which were distributed among active stocks as follows:—New York Central and Hud- son, 655; Erie, 1,800; Lake Shore, 20,250; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 800; Northwestern, 10,500; North- western preferred, 4,400; Rock Island, 1,400; Pa- cific Mail, 9,100; St Paul, 15,600; St. Paul preferred, 910; Obios, 3,100; Western Union, 3,400; Wabash, 3,655; Union Pacific, 1,800; C., C, and I. C., 600; Mich- igan Central, 1,800; Hannibal and St, Joseph, 1,400; Aannibal and St. Joseph preferred, 400. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, bighest and towest prices of the day :— mY. Central and Hadkon. 07” ‘aries - 18845 ADVANCE AXD DECLINE. The changes in closing prices compared with those of yesterday are as follows :— Apvance.—Central and Hadson, 5; Lig nod Cen- Hanwibel’ and Std "M; do, preterred, 1, Lake Shore, %; Northwest, Bagh aged 2 onto and tame Tas New Jerey Crate atria, ier Pacitle Bail, ; Pn —Athtatic Paei jem, Quicksilver, Rock Island, Panam: ie, Felsen Union, "3.66 District ‘of Columbia and Erie in London. CLOSING PRICES—3 P. m © ‘acific Mall. © ye Mile serot.. 1 2 West UnTel . 755 6 Geccar. ae e 61 18) 8 19 Cal are! a 18 Patt = 3% s BS a 3 ® 20) a 10% a 20 ae . o 59 & Ses a 6 a 134 aks 107% & 1016 7. . a 41 me . a 106 et . Missouri Pac... 1 a 1a ‘THE MONEY MARKET. Money on call at the Stock Exchange to-day was easy at a6 percent, It is understood that the banks Of this city b forwarded large amounts of national bank Cirrency to Washington for redemption, the re- turns for wbich will improve the legal tender average of this week's statement, Butasthe country banks, on being called upon by the redemption burean for the necessary legal tenders to redeem this same currency, will largely draw them from this city, the tmprove- ment from this caase will be but temporary. Domes- dlc exchanges on New York were auoted as follows ;. Now Orleans, {a 7-16 per cent discount; Charleston, ‘ to par; Savannah, par; Cincinnati, 50 cents pre- mium per $1,000; St. Louis, 75 couts and Chicago 50 cents. Sterling exchange was dull at $4. S4and $4.88 for long and short bills respectively. THE GOLD MARKaT. Gold opened at 112%, doclined to 1121;, and closed at 112%. The rates paid for carrying were 6, 3, 5, 544, 4, 435 and 2 per cent. CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Gold batances.... 082, The following shows the transactions at the Gold Exchange Bank:— Total Clearings. January $27.4 January January January January seaaeey 1 january 10, January 11 January 12. January 13, @asnee THE FOREIGN MARKET. The London advices report an increase of £378,000 bullion in the Bank of Engiand for the past week, the Bank gaining £100,000 bullion additional on balance to- day. The Bank proportion of reserve to liabilities is now 36% per cent against 28% per cent a week ago. The directors, at their weekly count to-day, made no change in the rate of discount, which remains at 5 per cent, To-day is settling day at the London Stock Ex- change, where consols and United States bonds are ro- ported firm and higher, and Erie steady atl4y. The specie in the Bank of France increased 610,000 during the past week. Rentes, 65f 9730. ; firmer, Exchange ou London, 25f. 18c. for short sight. The following are London prices :—Consols for money, 93% a 93%; consols for account, 94 5-16 a 94%; 1865's, old, 104% @ 10474; 1867's, 108; ‘ten-forty bonds, 106%; new fives, 1043¢, ex coupon; Erie, 14. PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. ‘The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o’clock this day :— City 68, old... City 6s, new Camden and Amboy RR.. Pennsylvania RR P Phila. and Erle RR. Northern Central RR. Lehigh Navigation. Lemigh Navigation Goid Loan. GOVERNMENT BONDS were active and firm, the demand being from both in- stitutions and individuals for mvestments, It is re- Ported that certain of the former are seeking for large lots, which are difficult to find, The following are the latest quotations:—United States currency sixes, 1881, registered, 120 a 120%; do. do., do, coupon, 120% & 121; do., five-twenties, 1865, registered, 116% 116%; do. do., do., coupon, do., 116%; «116%; do. do., do., new, registered, 117% a 117}g; do. do, do, do, coupon, 117% a 117%¢; do. do,, 1867, registered, 11935 a 119%; do. do. do, coupon, 119% a 119%; do. do., 1868, registered, 120 a 120%; do., do., do., coupon, 120% w 120%; do. ten-forties, registered, 11734 a 117%; do, do., coupon, 118% a 118%; do., new fives, regi tered, 116% 116%; do. do, coupon, 116% a 116% Pacific sixes, 122% a 123, UNITED STATES TREASURY. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $141,000 gold on account of interest, and $219,000 in redemp- ion of Ove-twenty bonds. RAILROAD BONDS. Ratlroad bonds continue strong. There were very large purchases of Chicago and Northwest gold sevens, which carried the price up to 884. The Chicago and Northwest firsts advanced to 106 and the currency con- sols to1014. Tho following were the other changes, comparing with last sales:—An advance of 1 per cent tn Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago firsts; % per cent in Erie fourth mortgages. Cleveland and Pittsburg vonsolidated sinking funds, St. Louis and Iron Mountain firsts, and Delaware and Hudson registered bonds, ‘77; M per cent in Chicago and Rock Island and Pacific sevens and Hannibal and St. Joseph eights, convert- a decline of percentin New Jersey Central first mortgage consolidated; % per cent in New Jersey Central convertible and Western Pacific bonds, and 4 por-cent in Canada Southern first mortgages (coupon on). Central Pacifics, San Joaquin branch, rose to 93%; Milwaakee and St. Paul, la Crosse division, to 98; do., consolidated sinking funds, to 81X. Union Pacific firsts brought 103 and Morris and Essex seconds ul. ‘The following were the closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds:—Onion Pacific firsts,¥ 103 to 1033¢; do., land grants, 101% to 101%; do., sinking funds, 9434 to 04% ; Central Pacifies, 104% to 1042;. DANK SHARKS, Bank shares sold:—S0 American Exchange at 115%; 25 Central National, 9934; 25 German-American at 79. # 80; 6 Fourth National at 93, and 20 Park at 130, STATR BOND! ‘These were in fair request. Missouri long sixes sold at 103, Tennessees, old, at 44%, and new at 42% a 43, District of Columbia three-sixty-fives declined to 6844. SAN FRANCISCO MINING INTRLLIGENOR. ‘The news from the Bonanza Mines isto the effect that the damages by the late firo are repaired, or nearly 60, and the work is going on as before, but with improved machinery and increased facilities The C, and C. shaft in the California company’s mine ts sunk and timbered to the extent of over 960 feet and is progressing at tlre rate of twenty-five feet per week. The north drift on the 1,550 foot level is reported as running throug good quality of ore, while the lateral drift to connect with the Ophir mine is steadily con- tinued. Tho Consolidated Virginia Company have large quantities of ore above the mine and are increasing their milling capacity im order to convert it into bullion more rapidly. Total ore extracted per week 8,500 to 4,000 tons. There has been no interruption to the regular monthly dividends of $10 gold per share on the shares of this company. There are THRER STOCK BOARDS I¥ SAN FRANCISCO, each holding two daily sessions, with sales often aggre- gating 150,00C shares per day, at prices running from 10 cents to $400 pershare. By the board rules com- miasions are reckoned on the cost price and not upon the par value as in our own exchange. The advertise- ments of destroyed certificates show that large amounts of shares were lost by the Virginia City fire. The rules of the principal companies require, before the issue of certificates In lieu of old ones lost, that the latter shall be advertised im a daily local paper for thirty days, an affidavit of loss shall | be Gied with the company, and a satisfactory bond with good sureti equal to about double the stock, When all this is done to the satisfaction of the officers of the company @ new certificate is made was issued, Letters from Caltfornia report increased orders from New York for mining shares, but almost entirely for sach as are paying, or are likely soon to pay, regular dividends, while our 3an Francisco friends jook forward with apparent confidence to the time m their purely speculative shares will be equaliy popular with Eastern buyers. A special telegram gives the following further about interesting items mining and treasure movement The Company paid a dividend of on Monday, and has s balance of $400,000 on hand. The steamship City of Peking took out to China $225,000 treasure and 915 flasks of quick- ‘reasury receipts for the past six months were $23,383,664; disbursements, $28,629,041. A large portion of the lower workings of the Ophir Mine has caved im and closed up. The bullion ship- | ments of different mines for one day aggregated $670,000, i. MIXING QUOTATIONS. and silver mining shares, as received by telegraph from San Francisco, is furnished by Mr. William Ward, No. Jan. Jan. Jan. AL i 138. Changes. 26 B 26 Ady, 35 36 35 6 oy 6 Adv. ai “0 40 Adv. 52 83 & Ady. 106 104 105 AdY. oo 459400 A. » 26 26 (Dee. is 6 6 2 2 2 Adv. 6 oT ot Ady. 9 9 iL Adv. 38 83 25 (Dee, u cy 12 (Dee. a a m1 soAd¥. wo o @ Adv. m7 eo 7% Adv. $60,249,350 | 8,272,393 in the name of the party to whom the lost certificate — The following table of prices of the prominent gold | 3 | easier, Pork was quict and unchacged, Jan, Jan. Jan. I. «612 13. Changes, 20 20 2 - 26806 6B ~ 2 fo 2% Adv. 2 Silver Hill . 8 oy 18 Adv, 6 Union Consolid’ 10 lo ll Py Ady, 2 Yellow Jacket. . 9 wr 5 wr Ady. 8 *This company paid a dividend of $10 per share on the 1th, MEMORANDA. Governor Luddington, ot Wisconsin, has advised the Legislature to repeal the (Potter) Railroad law, but accompanies it with a recommendation to enact a sub- stitute creating a Board of Commissioners to control rates, &c. The proposition to repeal, therefore, looks like a ‘tub thrown to the whale’’—the railroad interest that helped elect him. The improvement shown to-day in the prices of At- lantic and Pacific preferred, C., C. and I, C. and Wabash is supposed to be due to the beneficial effects of the approaching ‘Centennial.’ Mr. Davis, of West Virginia, in his speech made to- day im the United States Senate, directly charged that the Treasury Department for years has made fraudulent reports and statements of tts condition. Thereare many persons in and around Wall street who have enter. taifed similar suspicions, The “Specie Resumption bill’? introduced in the House of Representatives yesterday by Mr. Schleicher, of Texas, was the subject of much favorable comment on the street to-day. The opinion was very generally expressed that its preparation oxhibited thorough knowledge of the subject, and a boldness sufficient to take the apparently difficult task by the horns NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Taurspay, Jan, 13, 1874 Phi po CALI—10 ALM. 10 200 “ee 10 100 Kansas Pas itt, 10:15 AND 11:30 A, br 86's, "81, be 120% $20000 U 8 5-20, ¢, '67, 10000 U 8 5-20, r, 'vS.. 116% 10000 do. bd 1 He nou CI 3 1000 St L & TMt Ist. 1000 Hud R 2d, # f...¢ 200 Ca So Ist,'e on, 1000 do. Be 1000 D & Arb, ‘77. 19000 § SRR LT 1st 7000 L & N con, 9s. 30 13 do..... 5 Fourth N Bk.b3.be 20 Park Bauk 1 100 Mar L & M, as pd ry 100M LM as 100 Del & I 200 200 do. 100 Del, J. & W Kit ai Tol a Wad 30 do. 30 Mor & Eas tit "bs 10y H & StJo...bebs 100 do. a) sis lwo 1100 1100 100 61% Fs BuO sb 61% BRbUwE OA) M. Uas20; reall Hg 386, 2500 U 8 5-20, est 00 Pee Ha? = rbd ca 200 «do $880.0 U S 6's, r, "81. js US 5.20, 400) US 5-20, 6, *68., TWO US 5-40, 6,05. 116%, SECOND BOARD—1 P.M. $15000 C Pist,SJb.. 93% brs, res 454 ‘S000 » 8095 sbi & be. i Wh, moat 200 StL, TMi aS. 100 Dub '& Sioux C 230 0 P. ert RR jo 500 she 1 Bug 18 Amer x | 100 Weitr Fargo Bx.. 109 Us 100 Brie iit 400 Harlem RR ‘900 do y 100 Han & 5d Rik. bd COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT WEAK—FUTURES BARELY STEADY—FLOUR S8TEADY-—“WHEAT QUIET— CORN DULL AND EASIER—-OATS STEADY—PORK QUIET—LARD HEAVY—WHISKEY EAsIER— | The sates wes | orm and'ave. a 478gc } St. Louis. low extra. | Southern, extra. Froights strong. Cotton was easy. Coffee was Oils were firm. Petroleum was steady. Rosin was Spirits turpentine was quiet, Sugar was uu- heavy. firm dy. changed. Correr.—Under the influence of favorable advices from Rio and moro disposition of buyers to take hold the | tone of the market was a shade firmer. The sales were 5,010 bags, ex Zeus, on private terms, and 1,700 bags, ex Amazon, at Baltimore, also om private terma. We have a copy of Messrs. Wright & Co.'s weekly Rio telegram of January 12, which reads as follows: —"Sales tor United States since Sth inst., bags. Shipments to Atlantic ports, 6,000 bags; do. to Gulf ports, nous, Loading for United States, 72,000 bags Stock at date, 234. Srerege sally fecatns Pricé—Holders* fina, 7 sxe Maracaibo: males, 180. 8 ie. 18e. "a 19% 1 t Porto nic a. 173g, & 20e. Se Corrs on the spot was weak’ and irregular, For futures the market closed with s rather unsteady feeling. Tho clos prices to-day compare with Wednusday’s closing prices us 4 32 4 Ju als O82 14 13.32 Augnst... 14 11-32 a 149 re based on American standard of clasaliica- tion, and on cotton In store ranuing in quality not more than half’ grade above or below the grade quoted. Upland, aigiama. New Orleans Ordinary ; ty OF] Strict ordiaary. 2°... whrig rtnig 10 Ofte Good ordiaury 1 S18 1 716 Strict good ordi it 2 1 ww middlin 127-16 B 916 12 fias Striet iow middi 1 135y Middtinge ee gs Ug 1a %o16 Good mi enspy in 8 Strict good middiing. M4 Middling fair... the ig ‘i 5 Good” ordinary, 10%. ? strict good ordinury, low middling, 114¢¢. ; ‘middling, 124%c, The sales To Day. Last Evening. — mw ara Poe aay 5, 100, thor’ notice)» rary, S00 ab Sid, soar 532 3 3-18e., 200 at 19 532e., 100 at “13-3-16e, 500 13. 15°S20., 300 at 1 puis ton a 18 May, 400 at 13 20. 400 at 1%. ; Ju 8,700 eG lelphia, 192." Total, This LS) bales. last yeur, 17.019 bales. Total since September i, 2 fader Geta: civeed “an follewei To ecm. Neer ebeta by ot by steam, lc. comprensed; b: 6d. by steam ; by sail, 9-32 avn 7 ., compressed; Bremen, 1166. ; Liverpool, 9-Bed, 4 5-16d. ‘Market dull. wheat, ot Flour, 15,247 bbls. 100 bbis. and 761 sac 178 dy meek ; barley malt, 2, a do 4 moderate inquiry. The sal bbls. State, Western aud Southern were about 15,000 Prices within the it BS $s Brandywine ead $310 0 83 40 for Western, Jersey and nla yollow. We quote: ate. Bapertine State Extra State, . ‘Choice State. Westerm St. Louis, straight extra. ‘ St. Louis, choice double extra St. Louis, choice family Rye th superfine Southern, Soutbers, superfine Southern, family Corn meal, Western Corn meal, Jersey Corn weal, Brandywiie Corn meal. nancheons. . 20 00 a 20 50 —Whent was in fair demand at the opening, but holders de- manded an advance, which, with the Grmiess in freights, eo demand, and tle market closed very quiet at | $1 45 for No. 2 Chicago und $f 25081 27 for although there were no sales of either store, und $1 24 for ol jet and easier, closing at ‘was quiet and iominal, Oa 200 bushels wt 4 Wc, for for good to choice No. new mixed. ‘Barley was The saies were only about 750 bushels at 9c. for nies. two-rowed State, on track. Barley malt was dull, ruled quiet. Peas” We quot! efor Coleutsn end 13350. or he Thewy axp Jote.—Market firm ‘Tho nates were 500 bales ies butts, to arrive ucy. Wo’ quote -— ouble and $190 4 $200 ‘i tor andresses The sales were 200 bhia at 90c, a We. n 45¢. to S8e. The stock here is Porto Rico, 1,007 bhds, English Is! quote —Cuba, yed, Be. nue, muscovado re- Sac, a $80; Porto Rico, New Orleans, oid be. .—Spirite turpentine was quiets s7i¥e. & Shc. _ Rosin was about steady at $1 60 a $1 024s for strained | and $1 674; $1 70 for good strained. The sules were 500 | bbis. strained at $1 60 a $1 6235 and 300 good strained at | $1 70, Advices from Wilmington were a8 follows :—Rosin niet: seats $1 50; good strained, $1 524. Tar steady; $1 50, Tarpentine steady; hard, $1 50; ye low ip B23 35: spirits quiet at Sd. ‘Ons. —Phi firm Wo ellow, ed, unchanged prices Southern do. do., Southern, | casks, $11 bleached fish ne Petroukum.—The market ‘closed ston 7, ee. following $1 923g paid: aime a $1 ao este: side lines, $1 65: shij a eater a ti 440 do. anilla, 2 5 bags and Tousse6 mais Java und LOSS mais Snwspore We akote Ordinary cargoos, Wie. '& 1GSc. ; fair do, i7%4c. a INC; . 1c. a WWige.; prime do., Lito. a I j Santon, | od, 1740. & 18a, gold, nine! This day | pu 132. for domestic. 9. a | Manila hemp, | ‘85 a $440; winter rested te 2,700 with 2,000 with 3, market), fro | from Se. Jo Cotton 11gc. @ 1130. Cotton ordinary, wwek, 89,007, Exports to Flour dull; | waukes do., $1 55, do. 700. e far d., 15, | at B6c. a | declined; $3 8,000 do. ; through the \— A. | | Li DESORIPTR ‘Aud Stocks bo | sp ' =a be NEW VokK STOCK EXCHANOE™ “EXCLUSIVE club, Corn steady Barley quiet; Ko. No. 2 Gorm meal, $80 for bolted, and $49 for unbolted. Shorts, $17 a $19; shipstuils, $13 ra, irom Baltimore for ts 0, ® Norwogian bark, fron) Tittalfetphi bark reported in our fo ye from Riese re Cork for ord do. om private tertus Tybee sharcered same port and at same rate, op ns, thence to Sagua for order theuce to St. Thomas, a $800, DOMESTIC MARKETS, bales. Exports coastwise, 433. ‘Ve 2,000, Stock, ier; middling, 1 re ren orts—To Great Britain, Cotton steady; ood ordinar, dat uncban| white Michigan at 81/35; 2,000 $1 24 Corn dull E cur damp new at Slc., all on the track. Mee tassios tuactive. Barley, more inquiry and firm; sales 1,000 bai Canada a raped end Ci Plour nominally unchanged. Wh spot. Barley—Demand ood at fall p | steady and unchan | ie 25 spot, 819 Sos | March, Lard steady and ‘$12 50 barley, PRINT CLOTH MARKET. ba od oun third la beens’ bark, eaiasred one-t! ey rum: with Dut not authenticated ; ia to the German Baltto, Tellned petrotuaa’et $a, ds: the Nore last to the United Kingdom wi a ummes as being bound for "he as not con fru British ship (now ai ious to arrival, but not reported in the ore to Antwi with about 8,700 do. poried with shooks altima n of Matain 98 25, ono, 141 bons, Gauveston, Jan. 13, 1976 Cotton quiet: middling, 1234¢- | low Jinludling. 11 nod ordinary, 10%,c. bales; gro Exports coaiian, ios M asiae’ 2,080." Brock’ 80,118, New Outxans, Jan. 13, 1875 Cotton —Deman 12 ie Stock, Moms, tan, 13, 1876. low middling, ome Nos receipts, 72,43. oreo 1,072; coastwise, 966. Ouancestow, Jan. 13, 1876. ¥ vom jtalddling 1 wit i ak Osweco, pe 13, 1876. Wh No. 1 Mil- St i; oxere ed, Go. 1 Canada held at 81 ae i 16; and No. 2 Canada at middl} 003; to the Continent, Sales, 1,000, ‘Stock. 46,949, 900 bbls. Bay Mi 8 $20; middiings, 823 "corm, 20,000 d Flour firm; fair at strong; sales two bushels Green Bay at 4c. aud one Ryo ‘sales four cars new ai * 4 1,000 do. at $1 02," Pork dull at $20 40 Lard dull ws 13c. Peas and beans quiet. Toueno, Jan. 13, 1876, but Highwises nominally $1 11, Flour quiet and uneb: c Corn in fair 40% 0. wary, ixed Wi ear Becaierersh: Recoipts—Wheat, 6,000 bushels; corn, Fete 200 bbls; wheat, 7,000 bushels; corn, do. buoyal Bnsettled; opened higher, but closed weak aud lower; | Now Cricago spring, $1 ge. February; sold early at $1 00 17°32 February; No. 8 do. Blige. & igo. & BT fe. apot, fs Janoary BUC, February, anged. “Dromsed bogs dull: and prices, have for good. Pork quiet. bat st q dy, 2) Februar B19 50 a '$19S Ime ut 636 90 spot, BY. 4 Bulkuieats easier, but in good ‘or 8 March. 000 do. Provipenen, Jan. 13, 1876 Printing cloths dull and nominally steady at 4c. a 4\e., for best ssandard and extra 64xt4. RIO COFFEE MARKET. Rio Janxtno, Jan, 12.—Tho coffee market is animated. mn mad or the United receipts ve b EUROPEAN MARKET. Loxpon PRopoce MaRKRT.—LoNvoN, ing.—Linseed oil, 2 4s. Od. dan. 13—Kven- Spirits of tur- 4s. Bd per ewt. 24s, Od. per cwt. a | insue Travellers’ Credits, available in all parts ol FINANCIAL, “A UGusT BELMONT & CO. okie to and Si Keegan the world, Messra. DE ROTHSCHILD ts, edits and Telegraphic Transfers of nd Kurope. a issue Letters of Ui | payable in any part of Kuro | araw Bills of Exchanj | ZA. on improved city Pro Apply to HORACE 8 LI & W. SELIGMAN & CO. Brond s w York, Yor travellers, sia, Alrica, Austral and Americ: and make tolegraphto transfers of Europe and Callfornia, oney to —DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS Bought and sold wa the old established oud house ot oad Ph OF WESTERN NOTES, BONDS fv and sold: 10 pas ost investaieate © co solicited. LL, Nose Brokers, Tents, Ma Jd. HABRICH & CO,, LOAN ON 1 : , ty in sums to suit applic No 22 Pine st. ve KERS, 74 BROAD- N “MEMBERS OF TIE a. ELY, RIVILES | REFERENCES IN NEW YORK AND LEADING CITIES | 85,000 HACKENSACK AND NEW YORK BXTES + sion! Railroad 7 Ere First Mortgage Bonds for | Gale cheap. — EDW. C. FOX & CO., #0 Broad st, ‘ARTY WANT! 0 FURNISH FROM $000 TO A. sas | oughly organized, Bh 4th st. | 210 Bast for o novel theatrical euterprise company thor. , between 11 and S, on NUKION, | LV if stored | STORAGE, | ] ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOA New Xork elty Property. Prineipals destrin | OR INVEST apply to & 00. y, New York, margin; negotiate Privt. orders @ HICKLING Bre FURNITURE, PIANOS, 46, warehouses, Address UPTOWN to BORROW HL. URANT, 145 Broadway. o NIC KERBOCKE of New York, office 64 Wall » R FIRE / | Ata meeting ofthe Board of Directors, held Anny” 7 abe | usual seuii-anou dividend of ve per cent on the capital lard, 1, ‘and | stock of this company was declared, payable on and after 1 vite. The pork ark i 250 | 7 "tia auctor beoks will be closed {PO thle dane cnttl che Tk markt a tran will be close: 8 Fund 1000 do. for March 2¢ 830 60, and S00 39th‘inst RO, Secretary. meats were steady, Wo now and 500 frosh bellies at losge ‘of 00 tresh | quoted at Be, for fr Toye. 12¥%c. tor fre and 120 aed quiet and without important change. mare plone for old to new plain mess, $12 ldto new extra mess and 816 a817 for packet Yoo Beet hame—The market ruled fim, with sales of 390 bbls. Western at $25 and 600 lo. t $24. Bacon was quiet bus steady at 11'4c. f Lidge, for i ier at Te as city long clear. Smoked meats wi om w 400 shoulder Pige. and 200 hams, 10 Ibs. avers t1Se. ve request andeary. The sal ma re 86) tierees Western at 12% c.; 300 do, and 150 do. at 12 18-16c., For future 1,600 tierces, J anus at ide. ; MUO ‘do, March, at out 2,000 do., in lots, at’ 12 1o-1be. an Salse's ia Seite and about for January, and L9ige. a 14 3-100. for March. Butter was steady, with» (air demand for fancy and cheap stock, but | | medinin dull. We quote eee, fair wera tate fuetory, comm: faney, full eream, 11¢6 skims, 40. @ Te; Uhio isctory, | han. 6000 bage. We quote:—Ourolina, fait $0 Moe: Lauiatane, fatr 1 proms, Bhye. & 6 pins oe @ ge; Rangoon, 6 market for raw w: refining sola 0 stock of raw sugar is #6 follows :— Icha. quiet and unchanged: ued was steady. 1 Boxes, Bags, Meade. | + Stock (ascertained by actual PETROLEUM STEADY—SPIRITS TURPENTINE | “ROSIN STEADY—OILS FIRM—FREIGHTS STEADY—COFTEE FIRMER—SUGAR UNCHANGED. Tucrsvar, Jan, 13—6 P. M. The markets were, as a general thimg, less active than firmness of holders checking ness was fair in other descriptions at steady prices. inquiry. Bat busi, On "Change flour was steady. Wheat was quiet, and at the close rather easy at previous quotations, though straight No. 2 spring was genorally held bigher. Corn was dull and easier. Oats were steady, Whiskey was Lard was count, including #pecula- tion), January 1. 1876... "ee win 107, 4 1, PJ Receipts since January 1. 47 ‘otals. 19,922 “T3490 i799 ay Tao 9 Sales since Veouary 388 9.808 Pd Stock this day, January 13, 1876, 15,526 14.246 62,906 1,190 Comparing nary 14, 187. Compertse wisn stock Jan: compass me stock Jan. un We quite foals 8 ai 29,001 44,045 108,219 23,049 15,806 225,404 20,100 49,299 113.126 Be; good do., 6! Lge Mestuine eae Gull: Sates were sbous'8,000 fhe prime cit May delivery. ‘on private terms, Fino ‘he Market was “ie i : ean 18 ior prime chy seeene athe tor | 200 bbls. The market was easier, day (reported rt aud rates were we$i ii. ‘Afver the ‘sctive trade of reste the goueral market was an Both eagements steam, saw vestets grain, con ad 500 boxes cheese et reported at 374. 6d. a 408. (15 ‘and by sail, 300 bales do. To London, per seam | Elisabeth, N. | x. 000. BAVITT & WOLCOTT. 10 s } specialty of loaning trast fonds on first mortga: ., MAKE A ces on | property im tls, clty aad vicinity; any amount, withous AY Nea Messi fees AD} 111 Broa way. room AND NEW YORK RAILWAY GOLD Rarer, yy ALBERT Ul. NICOLAY & | NY or Ronds for 0, 43 rs A semiannual dividend of five stock was operas this day, payab! next, TO LOay | o. MORTGAGE Ok APPROVED | ternls. K. ARG, 135 Broadway, ary ani Ceeinloniooes ft Y¥ TO_LOAN ON BOND AND Mi RTGAGE— | one eg without bonus HE GE! pany, 170 Broadway, ce7 ‘Shave. {mod 0.4. lawyer’ NNET, No, W. H. STREBTER or 1878, per cent on ths, capital on and afer Monday New Yorn. Jan. 5, VEY, 0 th juveticn’ ‘or rosters a u eatomen were unanimously er, | Joun G. Work, gount CAROLINA RAILKOAD perk Vgc Tye. Rangoon, in bares tne. 8 Ze | Thomas F. Mason, mubsequent meeting of the we fl. WEEKS, 178 Broadway, Rafus Sto ie Wal ange Aehereen: ‘ee * wy Walter B. Palmer was soasimousy fersleet GEORGE fact TAN, Cash LOAN—ON COLUMBIA COLLEGR LEASEHOLD, 10,000 and $12,000 'MBLA COLLEGK LEASEHOLD, Herald offic col fer three ot five rears. | Address $3,000 139 East 12th oO rage. ou. R $4,000 TO LOAN ON FIRST | cad m ety Property. Apply as office, No. Tw 93.000. given ; Bone bu: WANTED ON BOND AND MORTGAGE erent weno in ood ye New Jerse Vor deseriptic bonus ‘apply. address M. F., ite po 86. 000, Siz B15 tag 825,00) SHIPMAN & room Ui CITY PROP- ould divide in ‘251 Broadway, sy) | Keen $500, 00 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT- Rage At one-half per cent commission (to jarges for an ation of . CONREY, 102 Broadway, foo @ cee comm, 8000 bushel sole hess oS Bid. The oats Foe Hhipment) in oar inst Shatl wane tees Too bashels. urtere comprised "=A Norwegian Sere ‘om Putlagel 3,000 ble, nepheta, at Ss. us bark from Baltimore to the Con fall Pm ghia gga (last nee vo Cork for orde ty | qaarters Bd. ome third In age, o British | Weace for same vovnwe. with 1.70) quarters do.. at Ge, COPARTNERSHIPS. JouN pONUET, ot, ‘York, Jan. 1) oy Bobunr h Cor as No. 17 Prout vc, New York: will hereatver be carried om by Nem UGRRT STOLT RM OF we % ved lp by mutual consens, HUFFLER & GO. . 90 HUPPLER, x bancauet, __ Cue nner ORSHIPS. aT. Walte. New Your, Jan. 13,1676. The partnership heretofore om under signed, under the frm name. of Sdlee 4 Co aie tag dissolved by mutual o it and by foo OEM, Man Stalin the adeice ef the, Gros wil be ‘ho exclusive sintered N™* 134 TO. 192, onuRcH liquidated ‘by the other ‘partners, who hare right to sign tae Gras name én liqui das J me SEAS STAD) ah White rs bach, ian yAuMBURO Eg PARCEL Lat LAUER. , coragr of C oid, the latter for fine: Russia clea rs = A LIFE AND Nd; Jute. . petd; | % Endowment Ro nee Policies, Mortgages and other | Jute butts, Sisal heap, $0 Securities; insurance of all kinds effected with best compa- Motasses.—For New Orleans the market was un) 117 Broadway. “| voice im fixing the rates. BANKERS AND | ; ON MORTGAGE | TO LOAN | LS | exchanged. ‘Autress J ii. box 100 | intention of the revenue New Yor, Jan, 12, 1870. __ BDWARD B. = 20D MANUFACTURING BUSINESS FOR ‘SALE— to close an estate; article in constant demand, at a fair oft and no Sisaieer $6,000. Apply to GRIGGS & AKLETON, 78 Bros MAN HAY WAN ate in sure thing. Apply # Ne ED LE TURE, HAVING §200, auved, 40 join n a etvinm Gres clem entersaiamenias ¢4 fine stereopticon end dissolving view aj with fine ment of views, Address cute AND RR Station D. A SoMPRTENT MAN OF EXPERIBNOR wishes to invest $5,000, with his services, ins firs Glass Jobbing or manuiactiring business: references ox- nged. Address, ‘ull particulars, O, K., Hor ED-Witlll @ oO $i $5,000 TO. $10,009, in an established business tn, one of the boss York, Address TRADE, Herald office. SOLUTE FORTUNE FOR THE RIGH 4 $250 for $10,000 w year; no rial Ste Pleasant inside work. TL NTLEMAN'S are a nt location, come: atte amount you wish to in 1D, Hereid aftice. AS GENTLEMAN. HAVING THE OFFER OF promising country hotel desires 4 spirited and indy. partay at. Newark, Call on or address BARRETT, 302 Broad AY $15,000 STOCK OF MERCHANDISE or part, to close out box Estat ite seuss caste BLOMQVIST, 50 Nassau et. A. RESPONSIBLE sana MAN, WILLING TO DE, vote portion of time at Philadelphia office during Cem, tennial, can effect immediate engagement with firm in this city must have $1.20) gush salary, $70 monthly and tn- terest in profits. Address P. M. CO., box 4,195 Post office. {OR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS SITE? in the count Mrs. STINE, owing to the death of bor husband, will sell out sad five o Lease on rn store; located at Freeport din 1854s 0 clothing and merchant tailor e tsbilshinent, ‘nod doing = business of 985,0U0 pet. annuum. For particulars address . 8 OF XOTANGE ae $15,000, IN A SAPE ue lished business; © guod Investaient. Audross A. jerald o1 atl Known established Feather Manufactury; bastage ie & £o74, condition; principals only need apply. Address MAN UFACTUSER, station A. fere ACTIVE M ANTED—A TNER WITH 85,000, d manutacturing and jobbiny nly treated with, Address TRUST $3, 000 TO ER WA wit py Capital to invest in.an established man- Bincturing business which as a first clase trade, Address BUSINK: Herald office 90.000 CASH—FOR DRY $ Fancy Goods or je other rchants wishing to realize cash on merchandise will be liberally and coulidentially treated by addressing K. L., Merchandise: Heraid office. +o BUSINESS FAILURES. An assignment was yesterday made by William Aart, of Brooklyn, to Matthew Hart, George L. Burr & Co., clothiers, of No. 158 Fultom stroot, bave failed, Their liabilities aro not supposed to be heavy. John Barry, baker, of No. 363 First avenue, who re- cently assigned to Daniel Buckley, states his liabilities to be $2,611 05, His assets, nominally $5,588 00, are worth only $816 60, ‘A mooting of the creditors of Daniel Whalen, tobaceo, was held yesterday at the office of Edgar Ketchum, Register in Bankruptcy, at No, 129 Fulton street. The signee, Mr. Aimasa A. lle, presented his report, and a dividend of twenty-nine per cent was declared td the creditors who have proved their clai William D. Briggs, jewelry, No, 198 Bowery, has gona into bankruptcy. His liabilities amount ‘to avout 000, and his assets are estimated at $11,000. There are about thirty creditors, the principal being Morrelt, Viteh & Allen, $4,600; Arthur Rumrill & Co., $4,000; 1. ana A. Mather, $2,0000 THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE, A joint conference meeting of the weighers and re ceivers of grain was lield yesterday afternoon in the rooms of the Produce Exchange, W. H. Phillips, Prosident of the Committec on Trade, in tha | chair. The object of the meeting was tu consider the | proposed advance w the rates for elevating and weigh- ing grain from one-half to three-quarters of a ceut por | bushel each. Mr. Beyer argned the case for the job- | vers. Mr. Drake, at their request, read a paper show- | { — | 7B | ing that the trade of New York had increased im the | last five years, und that the amount consumed by the | Jobbers in the’home trade was much larger than the | amount exported. The jobbers thought that, having such large portion of the trade, they should havea Mr. D.D. Mangam, repre- senting the jobbers woo do not own elevators, said that it was for their interest that the present low rates should be maintained. Mr. S. Preston suid that Produce Exchange bad agreed betore the committee last year to reduce the charges if the Legisiature would reduce the canal tolls." The Legislature had done so, and if the | Produce Exchange now allowed these rates to be raised it would be equivalent to breaking their faith pledged to the Legislature and the West. Mr. Carr gave notice | that if the rates were permitted to be raised the brew- | ers and maitsters would raise theirs. Speeches were wleo made by Messrs. Kueeland, Hazeltine and Cobb, ‘Tho Proident then asked the weighers what was their | ultimatum. The reply was given that they would cer | tainly advance their rates after the Ist of February. Ou this the meeting adjourned without coming to any compromise. ‘Tho receivers seem determined to fight ont the quos- tion. They propose to go before the Grain Commities and then before the Board of Managers and attempt to get a law of the Kxchango made fixing the rates at three-quarters of w cent for weighing and elevation. SUNDAY LIQUOR SELLING. Captain Tynan, of the Sixteenth precinct, was yes. terday before the ful! Board of Police Commisstoners, charged by Jacob Appel, a saloon keeper, with neglect | ef duty tn failing to close liquor saloons on Stxth, Seventh and Kighth avenues, im his precinct, wherein Aho is sold on Sundays, in violation of the Excise 5 oe the testimony it appeared that Roundsman Foley, acting under orders from Captain Tynan, ar- rested Appel, Deceiber 5, for selling lager beer at his fanen oe on Eighth avenue and Twenty third street. ‘The front doors of the saloon were unlocked and n0 at- tempt at concealment of his Sunday trafic was made by Appel or his bartender. Several respectable citizens bad jlained to Captain Tynan of this open violation proot ef the violation ‘Roun = sn Foley, get positive violation ndeman eutered the saloon in citizen's dress and purchased a | giaas of beer, Two other saloons were closed the same day for the same offence. Last week Ap; Lr By Cesar d for satisfaction, preterred charges again ths So oe for not arresting other saloon proprietors for doi: ness on Sunday. At the conclusion of the testimony Roundsman Foley and Patroiman Butch on trial charged by the same compiai arresting him on the day did not sustain the charge. BROOKLYN'S “CROOKED WHISKEY.” There are numbers of illicit stills running in Brook. | the legislative terminal lyn which keep the United States Marshal and his om. Rentz found in a shed, on the date gallons of nae but the embers of the fire were smouidert latter circa: officers to make the descent. pervisors was held yesterday, Resolations were adopted cersoccupied in ferreting out and breaking up. Yes- terday forenoon Depnty Marshals bop ai Phillips and Red Hook, near the foot of Columbia street, 5,000 The machinery belonging to te atill had besa officers entered. The circamstance vt herd cated that the distillers were made acquainted wi Ayr the KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS. ‘The weekly session of the Kings County Board of Su- calling on the federal government to give employment to mechanics and Iaborers at beg npmctwe jeter yay a prob cadnn of the project ground for — e rie ‘Wallabout isttiog, nem near Washingtoa even POVERTY IN BROOKLYN, One hundred and twenty persons have sought amd / obtained admission tothe Kings County Almshouse, Flatbush, within the past eight days. The inmates number being the since the institution Soeny Hos) re Asyl iin the Smallpox Hospital and 99° a Commissioners are mire, sumeraus than. tx’ as ceding year, Ap: ag A DRUNKARD'S DEATH. Charles McConnell, aged twonty-oight . fort down stairs at Frank Murray's boarding nu James slip, while intoxicated, early vg. aud was (Quad dead \a bis bed 6 (ow