The New York Herald Newspaper, January 15, 1876, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Stocks To-Day Irregular, with a Halting Tendeney—The Tension Beeom- ing Too Strong. GOLD ADVANCED TO 113. Money on Call Loans Easy at 6 a 5 Per Cent— Investment Securities Firm—Govern- ments in Fair Request. Wat. Srrext, } Pripay, Jan. 14-6 P, M. Most unexpestediy, Stock “Exchange circles were treated toa sensation to-day at the very opening of business—a sensation which brought nothing but the sincerest regret and sympathy in its train. The an- nouncement of the iailure of Messrs, Dickenson & Co. | Was not only a surprise to the strect but a fact to be Fegretted. Looked upon as a firm of undoubted worth, and carrying with them the esteem and confidence of the entire Gnancial community, their being obliged to Succumb to the pressure of adverse circumstances was appreciated as a veritable misfortune. It appears that Messrs, Dickenson & Co, have re- mained short of stocks dealt in on the Stock Exchange for along time back, refusing to accept profits when areceding market offered an opportunity, and that they have besides been holders of securities which have shown a slow-but certain decline. They are re- ported to hold, for-instance, some 3,000 shares of Can- ton at a cost price of nearly par, which cannot be sold to-day at 35, and imaddition it is aflirmed that they were Iprgely interested in Colqyado mining shares, on which ruinous losses were made sequent to the Big Bonanza busmess of last sammer. Some 5,000 shares were bought in for the concern ander the rule, and:tho sbares thus dealt in embraced nearly every active.stock on the list. Under general circumstances s failure of this im- portance, from the-mere moral pressure which attends disaster, should have weakened the existing market. The contrary, however, was the case, and prices ad- vanced rather than receded. A moment's reflection will explain the reason why. In the first place, the de- mand for stocks created by the necessity of clos- Paul, M. 122; orm, ‘mg up short gomtracts upon the part of Messrs, Dickenson & Co. not only created & considerable bidding ‘‘under the rule,” ‘but compelled extensive purchases in the shape of pri- vate settlements. In a word, stocks which had been previously purchased on time options, or held on ‘‘bor- rowed and lent” account, tailing to be delivered or returned, had to be “bought in,’? and thus for the time being there was a new customer 10 the field whose demands were imperative and whoso bids had to be supplied. In the second place, the few persist- ent bears which still exist were inclined to look upon ‘he disaster as an awful warning, and esteeming a @eath-bed repentance better than none at all, pitched tm without benetlt of clorgy, preferring to seek salvation in a balance at bank rather than in the virtue of the viaticum, So there was a hoist given to things which was in a measure artificial, and the market rose ona ‘double entendre,” which was scarcely guessed eutattheend, Lake Shore, which under its setback of yesterday in poiut of popular interest, was like the “fond stricken:deer” of the poem, to-day returned to the ‘bosom’ of its former friends, who caressed and fondled it upon its legs again. Restored to its position as first favorite, it was closely followed by the Western stocks, eminently those of Chicago, Milwaukee and St, Paul. Gift prize pack - ages warranted to contain a 1d per cent dividend in bonds having been distributed to the possessors of the preferred stock, the Aoi polloi, or common stock hold- ers, began to think themselves neglected, and, like a pack of hungry hounds, have been biting at the legs of the direction ever since. So, as a sop to Cerberus, a sumor {s started that a 8 per cent dividend is to be paid ‘to holders of common stock, and the canine contingent 4s satisfied to bay the moon no more, ‘There was.a moderato flirtation with Union Pacific ‘to-day; but, as Mr, Gould’s brokers were not present to inquire about “intentions,” it is to be presumed notbing serious was intended. The dealings were in about 1,500 shares, and the price at the close some- thing off of the opening. Michigan Centralas a modest stock was largely dealt In, 5854 a 6144 being the extreme rates, with the closing price the best of the day, There is a large short inter- est in this specialty, and what with certificates for loaning purposes scarce and a reported uot increase in ‘traffic for November of nearly $200,000, bears do not feel entirely comfortable, Without particular reference to single stocks, the general market may be referred to as extremely strong and favoring a iurther advance. ‘THR SALES TO-DAY amounted to 176,000 shares, which were divided among active stocks as follows:—New York Central and Hud- son River, 1,350; Erie, 2,700; Lake Shore, 63,316; Chi- fago and Pittsburg, 185; Northwestern, 15,600; do, preferrod, 2,400; Rock Island, 1,650; Pacifle Mail, 18,700; St. Paul, 26,240; do. preferred, 7,970; Obios, 11,200; Western Union, 9,350; Wabash, 2,550; Union Tacife, 1,500; C., C, and I. Cy 400; Michigan Central, 12,810; Iron Mountatn, 1,600, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWES? Yaicrs. The following table shows the openmg, highest ana lowest prices of the day :— New York Central. bt aa ger ‘Barlem: ‘full, Wi eid 4 Atlantic oa and Pacific Tei. Pacific Mail 3 Is ADVANCE AND DECLINE, The closing prices to-day compared with those of yesterday were as follows Apvaxce.—Atlantic and Macitic Telegraj tral ‘wana Niet monn te a4 ia gar, J Harlem, Pacitic Mail, Panata, Wabash, Western Union ai brie m CLOSING YRICES—3 Fr, mM, Pacific Mattie Hid 4 West Lut me | 3 Missuori Pac.. ise 8 11, YOR MONEY KARKET. Money on callat the Stock Exchange. continues to tule easy, the rates tovluy being trom Gro 4 per cent on pledge of ordinary stock collaterals. ‘The domestic exchanges on New York wore quoted as foliows:—— New Urleans, \¢ a 7-16 per cent discount; Charleston, 4% per cent to par; Savannah, par, Cinciraatt, 60 cents | Premiuin per $1,090; Chicags, 60 cents, and St. Lous, | eens Sterling exchange was fim at 4.84); and | £546 tor Jong and short Sills, respectively. TUR GOLD Manat, \ Gold opened at 11235, and closed at)113, the two ex- tremes of the day. ‘The rates paid for carrying were 4, 3,5, 2, and 3 per Font, Loans were also made fat beens ovr Pre ne mg Wi COLO RXCIANGE BAS ‘$L1s1,008 1 tn scheme Wendt MATT leg wisi « Ophir, 61; Hal Kentuck, 14; 000 U 0-20, 10wo do. ? Migh sou Soe nang e o0u NY Gen 0} Zor guina T gold on account of interest and $112,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds, DRY GOODS IMPORTS, ‘The imports of dry goods at the port of the week ending to-llay were $2,617,478, and the amount marketed $2,943,557. The total imports of dry | goods at the port since January 1 were $3,959,087, and the total amount marketed $3,760,125, RAILROAD BONDS, ah ‘The changes in prices were 4s follows 2 per cent in Erie thirds, 14; in Chicago aud Northwest- ern old Grsts, % im St. Paul sinking funds, 3g in North Misaduri firsts, 2g in New York Central 6's Micbigan Southera seconds, St. Paul firsts (La Crosse division) and Union Pacifle sinking funds, Of the bonds of new railroads we notice sales of Chesapeake and Ohio at 29, Canada Southern firsts at 6235 and To- ledo, Canada Soutbern and Detroit firsts at 53. | In the afternoon Morris and Exsex firsts sold at 116, against 115% at the first board, Milwaukee and St. La Crosse division at 87, funds at $314. Hariem coupon firsts brought 1154, | and Albeny and Susquehanna firsts 1133,. Hannibal aud St Joseph convertible advanced to 83, Michigan Central 7's to 10214, and C., Central Pacifics seld at 10434, San Joaquin branch at | 933, 0.9374, and land grants at 963, Union Pacific firsts advanced to 103, Chicago and Northwestern con- eteees gold 7’s clozed firm at 8844 @ S834. jon, and consolidated Railroads continue strong, and ure, as a rule, pigher. and 3 in 1, and sinking sold at 9834, ©. and I. ©. firsts to 47. GOVERNMENT DONDE. Investors in this department made their appearance | at an early hour, and the tendency of their transac- tions is4ndicative of even higher than present prices. There was a general advance, aud the market closed strong at the following quotations:—Uuited States cur- rency sixes, 122 ad23\%; do. da, 1881, r @ 1203 istered, 12035 do., do,, do., coupon, 121 a 121%; do. five- twenties, 1864, registered, called bonds, 1144; do. do., do., coupon, do., 11414; do. do., 1965, registered, 11635 all7; do. do, do, coupen, 116% a 117; do., do, 1865, new, rogistered, 117% a 118; do. do., do, do., coupon, 117% a 118; do, do., 1867, registered, 120 o 120% ; do. qo., do., coupon, 120 012054; do, do., 1863, registered, 1204, a 12134; do. do., do., coupon, 12136 » do. ten-forties, registered, 117% a 117%; do. do., coupon, 1183; a 11824, do, fives, 1881, registered, 117 a 117g; do. do., coupon, 117 a 117%, THE FOREIGN MARKET, This was without special American securities are described by cable advices as Erie is a fraction higher; consols for money, 94; consols for account, 944; a 9434; 1865 bonds, old, 105; 1867 do., 10834; ten-forty bonds, 10644 a 1063¢; new fives, 104¢ a 10434; Erie, 1435. easier at G5f. 82), Exchange on London 25f lic, tor short sight, feature, Consols and Rentes in Pi is are STATE BONDS. State bonds were quiet. Missouri long sixes sold at 103; do. Hannibal and St. Joseph issue at 100, and Dis- trict of Columbia three-sixty-fives at 634. BANK SHARKS, nd Reading Railroad. Bank shares indicate the presence of new and per- manent investors. Central sold at 995;, German-Ameri- cun at 79, Metropolitan at 128, New York at 105, Phoo- nix at 9634 and St. Nicholas at 101%. PHILADELPHIA The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o’glock this day :— City sixes, old. City sixes, new Camden and Amboy Pennsylvania Railroad.. Philadelphi: Lehigh Vi ‘alley Railroad. Catawissa Railroad, preferred. Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. Northern Central Railroad. Lehigh Navigation, Lehigh Navigation, gold Toan MIXING QUOTATION! The following closing quotations of mining stocks are furnished by Kiernan’s Financial News Bureau:— Gould & Curry, 21; Savage, 23; Chollar-Potosi, 103; & Norcross, 62; Crown Point, 25; Yellow Jacket, 105; Belcher, 34; Imperial, 16; Virginia Consolidated, 465; California, 85; Overman, 64; Ray- mond & Ely, 19; Eureka, G, V., 3; Best & Belcher, 68; Union Consolidated, 11; Alpha, 26; Meadow Valley, 3; Sierra Nevada, 24; Mexican, 21; Caledonia, 3¢; Silver Hill, 11; Eureka Consolidated, 16; Justice, 29; Julia, 16, MEMORANDA, Messrs. Dickinson & Co. have assigned to Mr. H. C. Carter, but express the opinion of being able to pay in STOCKS, Asked, 103 106% 13675, 4s SL ay 624, Ata meeting of railroad managers and of the com- mittee of the Chicago Board of Trade, which was held ‘at Cedar Rapids, lowa, on the 13th inst, to consider freight discrimmations against Chicago, Mr. Joy, of the Michigan Central Railroad, announced that the dis- crimination was unavoidable, because of the course of numerous bankrupt roads in “cutting” rates, He re- ferred to the last annual report of the Michigan Central to show the great decrease in receipts, that, should the road submit to compete with other minor roads, it would soon become bankrupt. and declared NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES *20000C 4 NWeegd 5000 do. Ss do. Atl & Puc pia ‘YUO Pac Mail 53... }00 di Frogs Ue@ne."4):bee } Juv U8 Stu, Ast bead st sb ce woe Faivar, Jan. 14, 1874 BEFORE CALL—10 AM, 8835 ayy eee Mo RRbS 1000 U 8 Ame dh 6-20, lo. SUULUL 80's, 1U-40,6 630 BOARD—10:00 A. 1300 sha bag Cc ksepieg . York for | juo te $500 C P & Ash, old. 200 shs Quick M bf... +200 do, 200 West Un Tei. 0 2000 Puc Mail 88. iz do. | $0.00 U COMMERCIAL REPORT. 8 » F1 7950 US 5-20, wien + 10 SECOND BOARD—L P, $1000 Mo G's,1bds..... 103 300shs Mich 1000 Cen Pac ¢ bds'! 10435 100 do. BOODER It, STb... 98 8OD do 93/5 100 do. 1000 Cen Pie land g: 9612 do. StU Mae SP Lat, Latld Sa 2006 Ma St P, aT WLS ew fou Mile St Pes ry » 409 Mond Ba 1 do. 5000 Gt West Ist, do 1000 Bt 1, de IMt ‘Is 1100 do. oe “Stsagionae suo do ‘6000 Pac 0 Io do ‘5000 Mich 1100 do. 1000 C, Be 20 do 5u00 O'& M % RO do. 1000 Alb & Bi 400 da. 1000 Har Ist, 7's 6... 11933 1C0T & WR} 1000.0, 0410 Tet... 47" 100” do. G00 West UnTel.be.b3 75% 100 do 200 ki 15 B, Fe W 300 SP 200 37 do = 3 1 100 Amei 3 50 do z Mil & 8 do. be | 6 3000, 5 780 Hono it COTTON ON THE AND STRONG—CORN STEADY — WHISKEY STEADY— QUIET—Ons ¥IRM— STEADY—FLOUB DULL AND 2p $1000 S 5-20, r, "67. ha too Han rs Est Jo ‘esd ams) SPOT DULL—FUTURES QUIET STEADY—WHEAT EASIER—OATS STEADY—PORK DULL AND NOMINAL—LARD STEADY — PETROLEUM TRITS TURPENTINE QUIET—ROSIN REIGHTS QUIET—COF- FRE QUIETER--SUGAR UNCHANGED. will range low not to be solved bj that the loudt dove dan, jug with duriug the past sev ation it js «marvel Congress, wi During the past week splgpere, but bo som the lai | day (Friday) the changed, Business: while prices were ge! At the Produee generally yalet. Wheat was in : : Oils were unchanged. jet, Sugar wa wore quiet st ball « grade above or bel beg aoa rai ow ws Kervet wow miadiing Strict soud abi | ite Middiing fair low middling, 11)ge. ; ml mparatively preity evident thet the Suaucinl problems of th the medivere Congress of 1 Meantime, whi Pg gre the | dnanel ceitor tow, wu there bus bei Sareme busivens from day commercial st wae aa Fm aad oo ‘votion in store rum Uplands lalemen Fray, Jan. 14—6 P. M. ‘The past week brought with it an increased movo- ment in several kinds of merchandise, in some of which business assumed fair proportions, while in others it was large, The general result of the weck’s business is seen in a greatly improved tone im the merchandise markets generally and a still firmer conviction amoug the mercantile community that the spring season will prove a decided improvement on ust seasou, sv far as regards the volame of business, Asa matter of course prices even allowing a liberal margin for an ad-,| vauce on current figures. Prevailing prices are about as low as they could be, and afford any margin for profit, if we ex: cept » comparatively few commodities. articles of merchandise are choup. Breads:uifs and dry igh tg the better. the wae neraily wi Exchange re Prov jons were Lard was steady. low the arate ‘Sone ate cases the: cae aro: es All the leading res. Lt ts Decutn lng yi iy tar greater ability ve tound ia ry goods business has been | more stir than there was re has Leon a today. Sony ge operators at the West caused their grain moe ‘to us withheld trom market, but there were, neve I sellers and plenty of them at the advanced prices’ To- jon remained un- quiet Freights were Coffee was quiet aud steady, Petroleum wag stexuy. Naval stores uebanged. ow) Oke for pots and nominally at Me. a 14)G¢. for Regulus, Hauswax ruled stendy st Sic. de fur Western and South prion today compare | 1 “a 14 6.2 014 3-16 | att & leans. Trae, | inp, tarred, SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1876. say | february, 109 at 13 3-60. : Mazen, any | |. 100 at 13 21 eae 200 swe | Boda ‘clock P.M. sei, ary, FOO wh 12 1 rrr at eT S Boia: 400 (abort pation, usd | at 12%e., 100 at 1229.26. 100 (abort notice) ab 12% 723 | Ghore’nctice) at 12 27-#2e., 500 at 12 20-32e.; Fe hae Tas, | 1,400 at 1 700 at 13 S-de., 100 ab Ti Tle, 1.000 as Bah Poet tren TD 8 at 13% Oat ab 18. 4-3 mma 4 is au | at 14300 at 1S ye., ie TodSe. doo at 1isger acu as 3 soske, LOO aehilige. 432 | 13: 19-BBe., 200 a Ge., 1 Mltie., 100 at i ieaud total, as Te: New York. 2 983 bales. ie day! 3 This dav last yoar, 1F010 bales. Total since Rewwember 1. 44 | 2,417,427 bulos, “Cotton freights closed as follows Sst | Havre, by steam, famburg, by steam, le., ans | Bremen, by stew , compressed, wad by svil, 1 ist, | Liverpool, id. w ¥-S2d., by steam; uy sual, Ye. a 32d, er | ket duli. Caspixa were in steady, fale demand at unchanged prices Ww m, patent, Mucy's, 200. a a COOPER AGE STOCK was quiet. Molasses shooks, sugar shouks, wi iso g $190 ae ete Ess Desa Market for bet be! quiet, but steady. We noto at Baltimore of bags, ex Choan, on private vessel cold ay Sat not ram do., $4; pipe 14 "tect, hoops, 12 ‘feet. do.. prime do., tai do i gold, winety day ieruss tuts, “2h * Santo} in to roti Viige. a Lodge overnmont bags, dle. nate, : do. 4 Singapor Be. w 202," at Domingo, 1534 Ries, ise. a 29,2. Manil 17 Daves, &o prices, Quoted ast Wa HS) a oes 3 gee tor bbls. ney. tor Job lot id Le, fOr cares for Baker's A 120% | TE vols, Horax. was quoted at Lie. for eases aud 126. tye Ubls, Shellac was quiet: D.C. quoted ai for seconds, ML and English at Je, a dc. Divi Divi ira et at $50 a SO perione Guteh was nective nt 7ie., cold. Trusiuce potash duil at 28e. w i chromate potash was quiet at Gambler was ‘dull at d34¢., Guld, from vessel, Sul as soli wax scarce on 1 1d; Foot wax nyt ss pore pasto ro | mand. We gus Calubria at Guaailua, Ae, pores as to quality, jern. ‘Seneca root was steady were steady at the deci: ‘at 2930, for bbix. and YUe, for 20.’ Blue vitriol was steady 3 Jout je potash ruled was in quite fair Chrornte othsh was ih ful de- p v3 ald Tartarie weld ruled ‘cold, for erystal, and Atle w Citric ‘acl was in good demand at Fre, & 8Oc., gold. 5c. Balsam copuiba quoted at SOc, Curtletish bones rulod uiet at te was quiet at Salfron was unchanged Tor Atnoricun andl @3 608 80 for Spaniake moderate demand at dea 43gc. Cod liver ofl wa eg i wt stondy prices; quoted at $1 5 Newtoundland and $2 4 $2 10 for Norwegian, Rhubarb wet with « moderate demand: st prices tan ing from S5e. to $1 10. Ginger ruled quiet at 2 for Jamaica bleached, Manna was quiet wt Sztye. flake. Orris root was xtoudy ut 1¥e, Tonen beans wi changed; quoted at $145 a 81 50 for Angostura, Althea » White cut, and 5c. for fair do. Gum Arabic was quoted at Ie. for prime sorts and Ile. for soc ond do, Angustura bark was quoted at bark was quoted ate. Seeds were quiet und unchanged Mustard, yellow Calitornin, 614 brown Trieste, Te. Mga a B4e., wold, for red do." Glycerine was th 1Ghse. for American pure, duoted at Toe, gold. erate request, Mt 220. flowers were quoted at (se. 250. for English, and 19 afas quoted at Ge. u 70¢ Quicksilver was weet marjoram was still In very mod: Squills were quoted at 14e, Luvender Valerian root was quoted at Albumen—Blood 11. Kigot was 1 small MW lower; for w quote ie radi those prices. Gi in buds were in wood demand, at mathe oved at I4e, for powdered. Gum Geada t Tige. Tie. tor Conti, whit mottled. TA oi 104e,, wold, for Murse iis. —A fair, steady busi steady prices.’ W bs os Hegre Bal 25, yall eurreney it material chu blen 1 por a rb, sodw ll sold at prices wil bt sauyroyal ee wins witl 50 kegs b the following tizures, We quoce :—Soda ash, Druuds, 2c, o sal soda, 14, austic soda, 446. a 44ge. Diewrb. soda, 43,c., all gold bleaching powder, Ze. « 245 eurrency; super carb, soda, Join Dwight & Co.'s ( de, currene Bxatyens were unchanged, Quoted mt 58e, 9 60c, for prime, 62c, a H4e. for choice aud Bde. u45e. for mixed. Fisti,—Codfists t. The sules we By 2, 2 $18 Bex bastion, et —Receipts—Fiow 3 bbis.; wheat, |, 119 buls. and M43 sucks; corn, ia) Dushels; outs, 17,882 do. ; rye, 600 do. ; barley, 208 The tour market Ati without chat s. Sti do. sules were about 15 annexed prices. tn 200 bbls. aud 500 sacks at annexed prices, We s quote :— $3) 25 0 $4 00 4:25 0450 Gorn weal, Jersey. Corn meal, Brandy wis Corn ment, puncheons, SWheut wasin moderate dsiiaud, bui firmly hold, and the 5 were at full prices; the sales comprise about 111,009 O65 for No. 3 Chie Northwest, in store $1 37 48140 for Canada spring ai in store, a was dail i sules were abo Be Soe oe bulged Wes, 0 Oe et yellow aud wiite Southeru, | Hye was quiet and pom arley Was abuus Se, lower @nd dull; the sale 20,000 bushels, at Hie. out ©, Sie. far twe-rowed State. “Unis it 20,000 bi it for No, 2 goods are among the most indispensable necessities, aud o, aie, wr Nuh New York * iapocktin See among the cheape Provisions are cow- Row Yorks dx high, bat ‘whether there isto be any Toark r.—The marker, for foreign dried was quiet: Prices ewains to be soon. It inust be remarked, | were unchanged. We quutei—New layer por sont writing there are no indications | b: 2 00 a $2 ios alt do. $1 to: quarter av. jon in prices, ture deslings are at 8 $2 00 per box, ace 8 50 mee trail; Vi 4 wwe. Figs, Li tge. tor drums, Braxit nuts, Size. e' dri without any change We bu ‘Ye. he aS] berries, her. 19 we eee | ver “bu , 3a BI 2; do., | mon, $2'8 $2 00, C meer to prin 2.80 's * do., pout, 82 w $2 4 Saero leaky. per WL, SO BU a bide do., good bo prime, per bbl. $4 50a GUNN IKS Pige. for Culeutta and Hay AND wie further sales of SO) Wal eral market quiet and w neriven ‘dtwased, $0008 {ye single, wud $130 9 S140 tor Nye KOld, the Lanter tor OL; Malian, £200 0 $270, Uta, Bipe.. cuEFENEY ; v vate ei ‘we yup double S10 6 $200 wudresved; Masile leap, 7 tine: 1 as wld; Jute. 3 ig Foi. thee. s. anil on jute ease, Lut prices ruled steady. VO Montevide eri osm wie xold, four it if + 710 River 4, 1 te I )bs,, Hie age, all gol, “ele 4c. currency, as tom) “ues ws selected be marker wus stenly 06 ts p ies Fun 49 te Wu lbs, cow, r do, ; total recoipts fr xame port cloaranves lor the weok, “ tu a pees as tr iach i oudis I, 2.085 do.; total exports si dy, ; total exports for sn) ote New York sts Futures tie. Lea was ateaily at 70 90 0 $ Learn —in wenilvck sole ® ver | vailed, Prices were wusuiiled and 4 waseasy, The domand i prices ried lieu, | upd 1 ioe ewhat easier. Crop b leather was good, and Wook wore 77,108 sides G sities ntoci-—Legt “Bue: common Wide, 22 Pri q 1040 ih ow . | don Southern yellog on gout . S5e. a Oe. : wderaty demon pre, | department. We quote:—Cottonseed, crude, Suc. do., yellow nd white — > lard, whater, tie, : Linseed, ¢: | ws ci do, olive winter bleach $i rade Northern, 70c bleaclied winter, Tie. a tee. : 30 a S440; ‘aah Het The market throughout was very quiet, bat pee were steady. We quote Crude, in bulk, 1 ©; retined, f ‘Old Rouseville quiet dv ‘Pituevitle firm, $1 os “$l Tdiouce eka Cited indication Union. $1 ‘$1 ws! puvents, $1 00a Bh w7hy 179 bbls. : lard. 1,545 tierces cut teats, Sl ‘kere; beet, 2 pba. 60 kas, wid 113, ca 160 tier ot able. and 2 ave 2 clear” belies, 14 Ibs. a) erage. at 9,000 Ib shoulders at 'S34¢., aud. 1,000 Plena’ Lams at 1: uted at fe, for Werk shoulders, Sige. maize. tor pickled de 1Ohe. « Me for fresh bellies, 10%gc. a 1244¢. for pickled di ort nd 180 boxes a very quiet. were firm. | sold at 1274, os January Fury at 12 10. or future detivery | th TEAS Ie. a 12 O00 tierces ad 250 tierces April at lig: fancy fresh tube were mOe planty. and tt good demand. “Other sorts were unchanged. We quot Btate dairies, fair to good, hoice to fancy, & We; Western ercamery, f for fair to fine, 1h shaped, nd so fi rr dy |The sales were rr) hs Gly, a Te, Loulsiana at ¢ Dbis, plain do, at S3jc. able. We quote cholce, Gise. « 7846 Louisiana, futr j plat a Ge.; Rangoon, fair to a Tigo; Hamgoon, If bond: per as SruLtax Was enchanged; quoted at $5 35 85 40 for do- mestic STLARINE was quiet, he markes for raw was quiet and unchanged: refined was fe ote refining, c. to chut ifigal had doy, tmolasoes,, Nida. efliing, common to r'to chuive. 8%, > BET 6. # De. ; crushed, 10ige. ; pow: Ferauulated, 103g. 10dsc. ; cut loaf, prime bring- £0) boxes tliarcoul tin ut $7 50, private terms. We $5 50 487 75; terme, $6 12) a $6 Tonacco was steady, with atuirdemand. ‘Tho sales were oh private terms, and of dleaf, 100 casos sundries, at Te. a ) cases Connecticut, erop 1N7! i ‘partly crop 187. Be. 1s74, on ‘private terms, i. Jo market was steady, with sales of 200 bole Woor-—The market was without, material change in any particular. We note sules of 5,000 Ibs. Michi Hc 40,000 Ibe. X and above do, wt 4144 80,000 do. XX Odio wt 48e,, 10,000 d do. do, at Ac. . combing at 4 1 at 45¢. a 4¥e., 10,000 di 45 bales fan clip 20c. # 23¢,, 100,000 do. tall do. 1 do. d io. Western Texus at 26e, eins 3,010 si Caltfornis, pulled, 0 ds cd, 21 bags 1,000 Ibs Ohio 005 do, ri 2 pulled, 5 do. No. 1 fleece. Fuxiants.—Tonnage for charter was exceedingly slow, with no chauge to note from recent prevailing figures, Some for ves inquiry | one wats tuk of moderate capacity for geain, and k for orders ut Gs. Od. (one-third ee, ber Uushel, in shippers? demand for grain an changed, thous at By ‘To Hamburg, by steam, 10 ticreos 1,500 sides leather, 4.25 marks, The charters comprised :—A British brig, heuce to Cork tor orders, bbls. naphtha at 5s. 3d., privilege of Liverpool di- site from | Baltimore to Cork direct, with @ brig, trom 11 adelphia wo dL: wn Ay (0) quarters reported iu with petroleat ‘Gs, 104d; aw Noi . With 1,400 quarters do’ at Ise... hence for same port, with 1,700 wesian brig, in shippers’ bags; wuothe quarters ut same rate. DOMESTIC MARKETS, Gatvnsron, Jan, 14, 1870. low middling, 1156. welpts, 2.211 bales, wal tock, M1, 7H6, 478, EB Cotton weak; midall wise, 0,000, Suies, nw ORLEANS, Jan, 14, 1876, otton=Demand good: middling. Lise; low: uiaitay, dood ordinary, 10% eat, “H,090 ales! Tors Exports —Te Gre Tisai inent, 422: coustwise, 1,002 Veckiy—Net recel ports—To Great Britain, I Continent, 2,015 ; coastwise, Mowtux, Jai Cotton firm for, ne middling low middling, al rd S85" bales: Stock. Jan. 14, 1876, low mitdaling, te. ood ales. Exports te the Cotton ordinary, middling, 1 gules Net receipts, j eo ales, Bu Ly ipts, 15,819; gross, ‘16.0%, Expurts—To Grout Britain, 13,120; 40 Frunce, 2850; to the Continent, 1,575; coustwise, 4,042, Sales, 6.488, Cuantestox, Jan, 14, 1876, Cotton quit: middling, 13%c.; low middling, 123c., good granary, (21. welts, 2440 bales, Exports—To Franco, 540, Sales, 1,000, Stock. CLT Weekly r caipts 10,061,” Exports—To Great Britain, 5,292; to France, 33,000; ‘to the Continent, 5,705; coustwise, 2,74, Sales, 8,00. Fane, Jan. 14, 1876, 15,000 bushel Darley, 24,000 do, Bhipmente-: ady, and in fair demand; sal ed. Wi ‘leat—Good Juuling inquir; aT (ay $1 24481 20 SOO pA Et . Outs, rye and b Pork quiet 0 for Iighwines nominally Touevo, Jun, 14, 18 Flour=Demand fair aud market firm Whout firms Wer white Wabash $1.29; No. 1 white Michizan, $120; N td lo. $1 id 0 ape Sieh a, ter ‘tty held. was, Lard quiet as Le. $1035 $1 UN; rejected red, 23 high ied, Ave. ; March, wm, dunaged, maa it 000, 200 bushels: ‘worn, Cureaco, Ji Mon sag He opoag extra, $4 4 840) ‘nie 46,0 ir to fancy, $4 75.4 woyaut, but unsetiled; No. 2 Ont | hi “s $1_ 0055, Februar 7 5 Se Wheat—Viarke: eae spriv; i . 4 mente—Vlowe, 9,000 bbls 4 ' 1.0.0 do. ¥,0.0 da; barley, Bw dot 130. ce vai, COTTON |, The Sottowing are RECEIPTS. ~ z RINT CLOTHS MARKET, Provinewen, Jan. 14, 187% Vrinting cloths, 43je, thirty days, for best Gixe6, with Hight business. RIO COFFEE ~ MARKET, Rio J axiana There tea good inquiry for coffee. posed to sell. as prices reimain witho vn London, 2035. a EUROPEAN MARKETS. Lavenroos Mower Mankrt—Livaarouk, Jam 4-« ing.—Laluseed oil, ‘Loxpos Pwoouen 'm x =LaNDON, Jan, 14—Kven- iny.--Caleuttu linseed, 6 528 Sper oil, £0 per tun. bpicite of tarpeutine, 24s, Od. per ewk | through the Messrs, DE ROTHSCHILD ro ene Gate ae % Ale Conumerci ui in om ‘els apule Money ou Culiiurwta nud kurope agree, To Endowment 1 svourition; Inewran ' A. <STOCK PRIVILEGES COST 81 R100 SHARES: P: gneh on members of the New York Stock be { change. Bovk oo Wall street sent frec ToNsboEk « MONEY TO LOAN ON BON teat city Vr Svpiy to die ee LS a Av 8 Tae 74 BROAD. JES” O'% “MEMBERS OF THE Ww ae HANGE™ Sere Li Vi v Pity IN NEW YORK AND LEADING Clues | date a st coup for fresi dams, and D4, Vie, for picked do. | + sigs “PREEDMAN'S SAVINGS BANK can eullect dividends. HARRIS, Hanker, 658 Broadway, corner Band st. M RE UTIVE DEVARTMENT, Orrick OF State TReasunen, Couumata, 8. ©., Dev, 27, In consequence of the delay in the parsage of the State of South Carolina, whieh beca. 24th fi “oe ie payment the luterest ow ¥| poned from the Ist Xt; on and after which idation bonds and stocks of the State will be pai office of Messrs. Morton, Bliss & Co. York city, and the otiee of the T: upons and i July 1. ores! di 1876, on the consolidation bonds a @ Staso of South Carolina are now receivable ab lor State taxes, F. L. CA Treasurer of State of South Carolina, Siete HA rr BORROW ew York city P: pals icin to BORR OR INVEST cooly GRANT, 145, roudway. g NICKE RK FIRE ae TRBURANOR “SOA NY KER FI of New York. uilce OF Wall st. Nkw Yor At 4 mecting of the Board of Directors, usual semi-annual dividend of five percent on the ea} y y pried Shs Somany was declared, payable on and ‘The transter books will be clone ed feet this date until the 151 2. W, ALBRO, Secretary. ah itt & WOLCOTT. wi PINE ST., MAKE A specialty of loaning trust fonds on. first mortgay sem pages a ea onus. AND BROOKLYN mad Me Mortonass bought aud sold. EB. Be DOCHESTER CITY 7 PER CENT WATER BONDS, ‘coupon oF rexistered, due tu lun - For sale by NIEL A. MOR 40 Wall st. EAD THE Si % a R TE PRICE TW Te contains the latest ad most con Cable Nows also from Europe, and Special vauy‘and Washington; and isalso replete with Inte rrviry The Ulasivasse BellekiOhde® Meetches’ are an interesting and amusing feature. of the SUNDAY TELEGRAM, as is also its free advertising for all poor people who aro o of employment, Newsdeulers, carriers and newsboys mui order warly to Insuce copies. (fo THE BONDUOLDERS of the CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY. By a decision rendered in the United States Circuit Courty the proces jo of the Chesa« peake and Ohio Railroad are transferred to the State courts of Virginia and West Virginia, and General W. C. Wickham has been appointed receiver by these courts, in accordance with the nearly unanimous choice of the bondholders and all other parties represented, to be putin possession on the 18th inst, ee ings for the foreclosure and This result is of groat importance to the interests of the bondholders, and will inspire renewed confidence in the” future of the enterprise and promote the aurly consushe mation of the play of reorganization, which hus alrundy” been accepted by bondholders to the extent, of $10,000,000, including upward of $6,000,000 of the ‘seage, Bor M b iy awaited, tiedis cision of the q States Court. It is import pate in its adv to it without de! who desire to particle agve thse they cuoald tigaify.theie saree Ys When it ts accomplished all the me: ures for the improves the roud will rece! # new impetus, and, inthe hands of & reorganized comp freed trom fiuaneial embarraysment, and powvessing the xd Vantages of confidence and credit, « narked improvement ia all its interests us well as in the market value of its securie n, which every bonds ay be hu © oflieg ‘0, & Nussiu st., or wil be mailed by ndersigned, being holders of first mort; ecepted and heartily approve the above meee “ ik Low, Wat WitiEWiauT, 1 a het Ch GEO. J, PENBIE! Fisk SHATOH: LAT. LLOt ASPINWS ALL, WARD DUNHAM, Tyee Youk, Jan. 4, 1876," $10,000, $15,000, $25,000 TO LOA $9. OOO) aes ee: 0, ‘acide to suit. ie ~ BHIPMAN dc MERSEREAU. 3 _COPARTNERSHIP Os. 184 TO 192 CHURCH 8' corner of White: New York, Jan. 12, 1876. The partnership heretofore existing um ame of Stadler & ( is this day consent apd by the retirement there of Mr. Mux Staal The affairs of the fi will be Hquidated by the other partners, who have the exclusive right to siga'the firm name in Walidation. LAVER. EDWARD B. SIMON. The undersigned members of the late firm of Stadierv® Co. will continue the Clothing and Woollen Business, anted the style of Naumburg, Kraus, Lauer & Co, stand, corner of Church and White ats. RD NAUMBURG. WILLIAM KRAUS, EMANUEL LAUER. EDWAKD B, SIMON. N THAT THE COPART- hip existing between the undersigned under the fray name of Benedict & Vose is this day dissolved by mutual convent, A. A. Heuedict will coutinue, the business uy own nari@ and is authorized to settle the afl frm. 4. BENEDICT. Sistine A A. VOSE. ik FikM OF SCHUFFLER & CO. HAVE Did HUFPLER, volved copartnership by mutual consent s 0. A. BANCROFT, HE FIRM OF REITMEYER, SAATWEBER & DUSE: berry has this day been dissulved by matual oe ‘The business of the late firm will be closed and contiqued by Wm. Reitmeyer. Wo, REITMEYER ATWEBER, a. DLSENBeRRY, New Youx, Jan, 12, 1876, Norce 18 HEREBY GI lat New Yor«, Jan. 14, 1876, _New Yous, Jan, 19, 1870. aie B _ BUSINESS _OPPORTUNITIE: 5 # COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER, WHOSE ROUTE Ta through Cauada and Northern United States cities Te hasan tt wala or importing house wii 1 (uot too bulky). Address TRAVELLER, bo: A its to rffice, join in an ished business in one of the parts of ER WANTED—WITH $8,000 TO $10,000 New York. ‘Adudress TRADE. it RESPONSIBLE YOUNG MAN, Philadel phi monthly and fn .199 Post office. A GENTLEMAN HAVING THE OFFER OF A VERY promising country hotel desires « prices. and moneyed lady partuer,, Call on of address BARE. TT, 802 Broad. wt. . RETAIL STATIONERY BUSINESS, IN A FINST Fe fate-One OF THE BEST BUSINESS SITES in the country. Mra. STINE, owing to the death of hee will sell out the Stuck and xive a Lease on the ted at Freeport, Til; established in 1854 aw hunt tailor establistunent, and doing & For particulars clothing aud business of Mrs. W J{OR SALE-A PUBLISHING AND JOBBING sta. tlonery business of 20 years’ standing; owner retire: a most Fi aaa future for peru seeady and enterprising: will exchange for city ar count roperty. Add sold. 60 Chatham st. Tap stats, hit flour. | closed at LR, he class location on Broadway; low rent, with a rauniny | at 0556.1 ¥e Foes 2 | ical trade of 40,000 Xo GOH per anal cash voqowell . i em wee oO] tunity for one wishing to engag@ tiem and Wold: | Sy busivens. PP iddress, with real name, Kr L. A, bem Heb | 770 Poat ofl te, ueriy be reed te. | A GRNTLEWAN.— THOROUGHLY —CONVREAA ANY #25 & #2 40 Tor good t0 | with the advertising business, huving had five ye means demand, | experience ut an advertising tres an engaye rhe ar elo = with some reliable mercantile house or 1 wepAper, a8 saa firm at $19 25. 4 ayer or clerk in the advertising departime also Tard. in itany oti ety ‘In onngetion "with the ndvertisin re | brane assent desired: watlefactary relerences Ws character am | gharacter and ability. “Address ADVERTISER, Post 0 | j | | | { pa WITH A FEW HUNDRED PyitAaRs TAR, rant ad | Siees i pe age have half interest in Resta: Pega entoa corner on Browds yee articulars address ous LMTAT LAS: GANT, ‘Hteratd office ¥ R NERATIVE AX to lady oF gentlorn ample security. Aa Voliee Court Sketches are an interesting SUNDAY TELEGRAM, ais also its free advertising fur all poor poople whe are out of exaployment, News . eure waboys onler carly to Insure copies, Perrnt t Ey DiD OPPORTONTTY.—VARTNER WANTED, All er, in the best money makin; fol HC in Amer. re Be #t., Foom 7 TAL O# (GENERAL PARTNER ¥ WANTED IN é tt ined ting and manufac ‘welt esta ished aud veedii iarders aleeady® received. ME. alae oad st., Drexel Building, is authorized to ent \ business WORTHY, Viera ANTED—X PARTNER, LADY OR GENTLEMAN. OF addross, with some ng to juin udvertixer i¢ abfishing can wenning busines dares tee Opie. itranch meet ANTED—A PARTNER WITH $5,000, TOSOIN TUR anutactaring op ional in an established cipal only treated wih, Add Address TRUS ANTED—A PARTY TO TAKE CHARGH OF i Hane and Lampe cons B csetes ot Beach's — » n able, capi Brook Call on or addons Me BEACH, W ANTED—PARTNER, WITH $1,000, Coutennial Theatrical Kp terpriae; Address Vox 137 Herald am | $5 000 & WANTED BY ONE OF TE TARGRSE i wie nna eoapaac eet = pL | party. ‘Address, aA a el ete Sian ee, —¥INANOIAL PARTNER Som $40.00 000. epee Verne vroftita