The New York Herald Newspaper, January 25, 1876, Page 10

HANDBALL MATCHES. {CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.} most notable which has been witnessed during the sea- gon, the ball being kept up in some lamina Or two or minutes and even longer, thus making the game exciting. After a hard contest, during which Mc- pri neat 7 (declared tue. viciors, the pres re sanding — the victors, U ents ere ian —Oeey, and McCarthy, 16; McQuade and ‘Second Game—Curry and McCarth: 21; McQuade land Ryan, 18, id + oe Third Game—Curry and McCarthy, 21; McQuade and Ryan, 9 ‘The second match was between Messrs. Keator and Hicks and Messrs. Burdock and Hosford, the form winning the frst ore by a score of 21 to 18 and the datter the second by ascore of 21 to15, The match = be decided tomorrow week, The American racket match was exciting and well z layed by Messrs, Egler and pe gp load defeated po ererig tenon Messrs. Hicks and Hallinan, in three Gtraight games,’ Score, 21 to 6; 21 to 16; 21 to 18. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘The Stock Market Irregular, but Moderately Active. GOLD 118 A 118 1-8. ‘Money in Good Request at 7 a 5 a 6 Per Cent— Government Bonds Very Strong—)ther Investment Securities Firm. Watt Streer, Moxpay, Jan. 24—6 P.M. After the hesitancy of a day or two back the party ‘wedded to higher prices showed no desire to be di- worced from to-day’s market, They had evidently made up their minds that higher prices could be ob- tained provided that ‘a long pull, a strong pull and a pull all ‘together’ could be agreed upon There was no doubt that the course of prices was naturally an upward one, and that a satisfactory market was sure to be obtained for the holdings of the past few days. ‘‘Sic itur ad astra’? would have been their exclamation had brokers been equally conversant with the dead languages as they are with live issues of the day, but failing this they regarded the position in & vernacular sense and translated their ideas {nto ‘push along—keep moving”? And this they did, picking out Lake Shore as their ‘“‘cheval de battaille,”” and riding him Into the middle of the fray. Lake Shore, by mutual consent, seemed to be ac- cepted as the war horse in to-day’s melée manége of the Gould-Osborn} party, who never drew bit or lost stirrup during the whole onset. Of course, under the old fashion of ‘follow my leader,” the rest of the market responded.to a lesser or greater degree and prices were marked up or receded as quotations were weak or strong. There scems to be a tacit understanding that for the time being Lake Shore ds to be the-ruler of the market, and other speculatives, ‘whether they will or no, unconsciously gave way to the favorite. Hence every security dealt in, in open mar- ket, ig to a certain extent affected by the course of Lake Shore, Western Union, Pacitlc Mail, Ohio and Missis- sippi, or other stocks take their tone from the promi- nent stock of the hour, and their quotations are affected amore or less favorably asthe leader gives the cue, Apropos of Lake Shore it may be remarked that the old Osborn Mills party were the chief purchasers, having an abiding faith in higher figures, or at least a hope that complacent bears will at some time or other re- eve them of their load. Outside of Lake Shore there ‘vas nothing to invite particular attention. A fairly active market backed up by undeniable strength and a belief in a better future is about the summing up of the day. Taken altogether the course of affairs may be interpreted as satisfactory for to-day and promising for to-morrow. THE TOTAL TRANSACTIONS of the day aggregated 141,400 shares, distributed among the entire stock as follows:—Western Union, 14,450; Pacific Mail, 27,800; Lake Shore, 52,100; Erte, 4,000; Rock Island, 8,300; Micbigan Central, 8,000; Centra; and Hudson, 100; Union Pacific, 1,600; Northwest, 5,000; preferred, 1,000; St. Paul, 4,700; preferred, 4,100; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 1,100; preferred, 800; Wabash, 2,500; Ohio and Mississippi, 9,100; New Jer- y Central, 1,300; Harlem, 900; St. Louis, Kansas and Season preferred, 1,500; Pacific, of Missouri, 800, and G, 0, andl. CG, 400. ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The changes to-day compared with the close of Sat- arday were as follow: ri Re and Hudson, %; Michigan Cen- arab X Lake Shore, ii Harlem, 3 ; Pacitic 1%; Rock island 4k set ; Union Pacific, New Jersey Central, 1; 3,65 District ot Columbia, hi; Bt Louis, Kansas, rt Northern preferred 13, Erie in London, &; gold, 4. Deotine—Delamare, Lackawanna and Western, \; Hannibal and St. Joseph, \; ee ose dg; do. ferred, ; St. Paul preferred, %; Ohio and Missis- {inp 36; Pahamay | western Union, % | Srationany—All jantic and Pacific ierios, Quick- silver and Wabash, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWBST PRICES. The following table shiows the opening, bighest and lowest prices of the day :— ei “Onening, Highest. Lowert New York Central . 1103¢ 110 Barle 136 16% 66, The rates for money atthe Stock Exchange to-day were as erratic as the stock market, Opening easy at | Gand 4% per cent, there was no change until near two o’clock, when the demand became so active as to advance the rate to 7 per cent bid; subsequently it re- turned to 5, but closed at 6 percent, For this flarry there was no apparent reason, unless it be that the sales last week of certain large blocks of stock which {or a long time had been held off the streot has in- creased the load for speculators, thereby requiring a larger supply of loca! capital, The domestic exchanges on New York are us ‘oilows:—Savannah, }¢ pre- ium; Charleston, par to 54 & 3s premiam; Cincinnati, Wa 75 cents preminm; St. Louie, 50 cents discount Foréign exchange was frm. Prime nominal rates are 4.9594 and 4.80%; selling rates, 485 0 4.85% and4.S8i¢ $4.89; reichmarks, 95% and 96%; cables, 97; prime Paris, 6.1994 amd 611K. THR GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 113 and closed at 11354, all the sales | 100 of the day having been at those figures Tue rates paid Cor carrying were 2, 3, 344, 4, 6, 6, 7 and 4% per cent. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD RXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances. .. L-eryoed THB UNITED STATES TREASURY. ‘The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $79,000 gold m account of interest and $20,000 im redemption \wenty bonds, The Treasury balances are:—Carrency, $9,000,000; soin, $73,000,000; less coin certificates, $34,500,000. Revenue receipts to-day, $600,000; customs receipts, $300,000; bank motes, $1,250,000. * GOVERNMENT sonDs. ‘Tho demand for this class of securities by investors yas become unusually active, and huzher prices are NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUAKY 25, 1876—WITH SUPPLEMENT. being established for all grades. It is for the above | reason that prices in this market are above those of London. A large business was done to-day in 1865's and 1867's. Insurance companies and banktug institu- tions are among the leading buyers, and their example is apparently directing the attention of individual cap- italists to the safety attaching to a government secur- ityas compared with ordinary bonds and mortgages. The folowing were the latest quotations:— United States currency sixes, 124% & 125; do do., 1881, registered, 121% a 1214; do., do, do., coupon, 121% a 122; do. five-twenties, 1864, registered, called, 114%; do. do., do., coupon, do., 114%; do. do, 1865, registered, 1174, a 118; do do, do, coupen, 117g a 118; do., do, 1865, new, registered, 119K a 11934; do. do., do,, do., coupon, 11934 a 11934; da do., 1867, registered, 121% 0122; do. do.,do., coupon, 121% 8 121%; do. dd, 1868, registered, 12244 a 123; do. do., do., coupon, 12245 a 123; do. ten-forties, registered, 118% a 119; do. do., coupon, 119% a 120; do fives, 1881, registered, 116% a 117; do, do., coupon, 1184 a 118, ’ THE FOREIGN MARKET. ‘The following are late London quotations :—Consols, for mouey, 93 15-16 a 94; consols, for account, 94 1-16; °65 bonds, old, 1053; a 106; °67 bonds, 109; ten-forty bonds, 106% a 10744; new fives, 104% @ 106; Erie, 1434 al4X. The foregoing fgares show a material advance, rang- ing trom 4y to per cent, since’ Saturday, for Ameri- can securities. Consols are also firmer, Eighteon thousand pounds sterling in bullion were withdrawn from the Bank of England on balance to-day, Rentes, 66f. 473¢c. Exchange on London, 25f Ade. RAILROAD BONDS, Railroad bonds were strong and higher. Chicago and Northwestern consolicated coupon gold bonds were in active demand and advanced to 89; do, plain sold at 102 Milwaukee and St. Paul, Lacrosse division, brought 9944, and I. and M. division 69%. The Pacific issues were active, and sold at 1(8 for Union firsts, 101 for land grants, 0444 @ 943 for sinking funds and 105 a 10534 for Centrals, Morris and Essex firsts brought 114; do. consolidated, 10734, and sevens of 1871, 108. Galena and Chicago firsts sold at 103; C., C., C. and I. firsts, 107%, and Great Western firsts, 85. Hannibal and St Joseph convertible advanced to 83%; Ohio and Mississippi seconds to 78, aud ©., C. andl. C. firsts to 6044. Canada Southern Orsts were more active, and ad- vanced from 653 to 67. One lot of $50,000 Harlem coupon firsts brought 116, and another of $26,000 Erie fourths, 99%. Western Pacitics, 963. STATR BONDS, In this department District of Columbia 3,65’s occu- pied the principal attention, and advanced from 67% to 68%. A despatch from Washington says that the reso- lution for the 3.65 interest has passed with an amond- ment providing against any further issue of the bonds; also that the United States shall not be held liable for thé principal or interest of any such bonds illegally issued. The amount outstanding is $14,300, 000. BANK SHARES. Bank shares sold at 115 for American Exchange, 118 for Commerce, 87 for Hanover, 128 for Metropolitan and 90 for Republic. PHILADELPIILA STOCKS, Tne following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o'clock this day :— Asked. City 6s, old. A 102% City 6s, new... 107 Camden and Amboy RR. « 13656 137 Pennsylvania RR.. 55.5 55K Philadelphia aud Reading RR. 62% 53 Lehigh Valley RR... 62K 62% Catawissa RR., pref. 4% 45 Philadelphia and Erie RR. 2239 22% Northern Central RR. 38 BBG Lehigh Navigation 61 bli Lehigh Navigation 103% 03% MINING NEWS, Advices by telegraph from San Francisco to-day give the following interesting details The new mill of the California has been started and is turning out $800,000 bullion per month, and itis estimated will double the rate, The Consolidated Vir- ginia mine is prodecing 600 tons of ore per day. The mills are all running to their full capacity day and night and are in good condition. ‘The following are the returns of the amount of bull- ion produced during the past year (1875) by the leading Colorado mines:—Thirty gold quartz milis in Giipiu county, $1,240, 109; Boston and Colorado Smelting Works, Park ‘county, $754,000; William Church’s Works, Georgetown, $345,593; Lundy’s Silver Mills Works at Georgetown, $601, 728; Boston and Colorado Smelting Works, Biack Hawk, $502,000; Georgetown Smelting Works, $316,910; Stewart's’ Silver Reducing Company, $280,067; Judd & Crosby Silver Wor! Georgetown, $: ; Park County Placer Mines aud Mills, iid Meilis & Morris’ Assay Works, George- town, $153,445; Boston and Colorado Smelting Works, Pir eae’ County, $187,000; Lake County Mines, $120,000; Dudley’ Works, Alma, $100,000; Boston and Colorado’ Smelting, Fremont county, $138,000; San Juan Silver Mines, $83,500; Guich Gold, 1, $85,600; ‘ashington Concentrating Mii $70,327; Placer and othere, Gilpin County Gol Mines, $21,876; estimated roduct of all other Colorado mines, $1,250, 000, yng a total of $6,611,446. The bal value of ores from the gold mines was $11 per ton. ¢ ores from the silver shipped to Europe pe 2 from $5 to $9 per ton. BAN FRANCISCO MINING QUOTATIONS. The following table of prices of the prominent gold and silver mining shares, as received by telegraph (rom San Francisco, is furnished by William Wardy No. 5 Broad street (Drexel Building) :— Jan. Jan. Jan Jan Jan. 20, 22. 19. 2. 24 = Changes. Pilea . z 2 2 21 21 Declined 2 32 86+ 83 = 84 Advanced 1 Best Belcher % 66 «62 «638 _ Caledonia. .... 28 «624 «682 82 Advanced 4 California ,... a 86 86 86 88 Declined 3 Chollar-Potosi 104 8690 Ld is 97 Declined 7. Cun. Virginia. 478 435 445 440 442 Declined 36 Crown Point. 22 24 25 24 23 Advanced 1 Eureka Con.. 16 16 16 16 16 - Gould& Curry 22 20 2 21 21-Declined 1 Hale & Nor- 64 «G4 «666 OLS 62 Declined 2 9 e 9 9 9 _ 30 6-26 80 29 29 Declined 1 Bb B BB WB Ww - 21 200 20 «620-2 Declined 1 65 66 oT 5T 60 Declined 5 60 60) «66L 0 660 68 Advanced 8 27 ©2624 3 BW Declined 4 rag 6 2 23 23 2% Declinéd 2 Sierra Nevada 4 2 22 3 23 Declined 1 Silver Hili.... Wb 1k hn ee - Union Con . Bw HU 10:10 Declined 2 Yellow Jacket 101 95 98 07 06 Declined 5 MEMORANDA. The rumor that Mr. Vice President Scott—now in Europe—has negotiated a $5,000,000 loan jor the Pa- cific Mail Svaamship Company, the proceeds whereof aré to be used for purchasing and retiring the com- pany’s stock, if trae would undoubtedly bea good thing for the present holders, but it is scarcely necessary to eay that the rumor is without the slightest foundation | in tact. The weakness in Western Union to-day was ascribed to a report that the company recently bad made ‘‘spe- cial rates” with some large traders to secure their en- tire business, and that it might lead to a telegraphic war, resulting in lower rates on all business done, Numeroos financial bills to-day were introducedin Congress, the most important of which was one by Mr. Whitehouse, providing for the funding of legal tenders at par into a four per cent gold forty-year bond. Mr. Kel of Pennsylvania, offered a resolution to- day, which was adopted, calling on Secretary Bristow to report to the House the amount of gold and silver in the Treasury on the Sist of Decemver. It is reported that no decision was rendered by the Supreme Court im the granger suits to-day. . NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Mowpar, Jan. 24, 1874 BEFORE CALI—10 . M 76% is 76%, 300 300 764 100 Erie T6ke 100 tie Fa a 8 BS oust ST S00 Ch aN 37 S00 do. 37" 700 do we 100 do. 300, do. 67 = «1100 Mi & 67% 100 do. 7 «100 do. 100 Han - Ey >, 4 Spas SeBERESEGES Reese sSSSe if 5 aaajage a 3 & eae Fa 56's, rien rt vmet BOARD—10:30 A, ML dia : me = EEEERE 3: COG SE eeos wokom iduet eos § * ila Bee Hee sSeietasns ESeSE pened i S855 5 Eesesessseces' 700 sepeeetes Sess 61 Soll do. 61% 1000, C &i BEFURB CALL—12:30 ry M. $2000 185.20.¢,"05.n.¢ 1194¢ 1009 shs LL S&MS..bS 08 SOvU 95-20... OT. 1E1N do. 10000 Gt * }OQ0 20 Chi « KR. goon eX Ww i bs Boy ed Say spas bis bos ie 800 Mil & St B00 ry To 300 do: 87% 100 Mi) & St P RR pt. 72% 37% 100 Tol A, Wad BR. oh 519 B00 Onto < M PD os ae 1b . Hos too 100 ote te Han ® St Jo pf. cig i000, oie Ri 87% 100 Pac KRof Mo... 100 do. . by 40 do. 100 Mo, Kat . 130 Mor & Ens K 100 86 La ‘e's N ptt 2PM. $10000 U 5 5's, 6,'81.. 11834 SECOND BOARD—1 P.M . 122 119% NYSTabi,r.. 104) hed eee Cen RR. 61 NY¥S7's,b 1, cow 10ijg 61 2000 WN Y city 6's, '87. 103 20m oon o7 100s) N Wee go... bS 6D 100 &N W pf. be 60 1000 Moré Es 7's, ‘71 108) Luo do, 60K 1000 Long Dock bas... 1388 Suu do. 6 3 8000 Ha SJ o's,com BS 400 60! Bet ieee. Be e see ae 1000 West Obie es Fs one 100 do 100 Un PacKR.. COMMERCIAL REPORT, COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET—FUTURES QUIET AND STEADY—FLOUR 8STEADIER—WHEAT FIRM—CORN ¥FIRMER—OATS STEADY—PORK NOMINAL — LARD IRREGULAR — WHISKEY QUIET—PETROLEUM FIRM—SPIRITS TURPEN- TINE QUIET—ROSIN QUIET—OILS UN- CHANGED—FREIGHTS QUIET AND sTEADY— COFFEE QUIET—SUGAR QUIET. Mowpar, Jan, 24—6 P. M. There was more stir in the merchandise markets as a general thing, and in some cases prices showed a de- cided improvement. On ‘Change there wasa better state of affairs. Flour was steadier. Wheat quiet, but firmly held. Corn was in good demand and firmer. Oats strong. Whiskey quiet. Pork nominal. Lard irregular, but more active, Cotton was quiet. Freights were quiet, but steady. Coffee was quiot. Oils were quiet 4 unchanged. Petroleum closed very firm. Sugar was jules. “Corran.—The market for Bractls ruled dull. At New Or: loans 3,700 bags Rio sold, ex Wisewell, on private terms, and on Saturday 7,000 bags Rio, ex Adelaide, at Baltimore, on private terms, and 3,400 bags x Confidence, at N Orleans, at 18%{0. for fair. We quote:—Ordinary goes, 163g. w 16%e.; fair do, 18e. a Ibe; good di 18Xe. ® 19¢.; prime do., 19gc. = 18%. ; Santos, tair to good, 18c, a 19, gold, ninety days; J bags, 24, «26, ; do., grass mats, 240, « do,, 2M. a 21c.; Ceylon, 196. # 20e.; Maracaibo, 18¢. # 20c. Laguayra, 18¢, «© 196.; Jamatcs, 18¢. 0 19¢.; St. Domingo, 15%Ke. @ 16¢.; Porto Rico, 186. « 19346; Coste Rica, Re. a 1950. ; Macassar, 20e. #2i1c.; Mexican, 18¢. a 19¢.; Mu- 9c. ; Angostura, 186. « 1936. ; Savanilla, I7ie. ‘acon, 17e. 9 18s. the spot ruled quiet. Fusares closed quiet loning prices to-day compare with Satut- sired nr nd orien as f ty 4 5-32 July, August .. 14) ait 932 August.. 1 — —Quotations are dased on American stand ot ciassifice- tion, and on cotton in store running in quality not more eet ree: Serra yw the grade quoted. We ined—Good ordinary, iow middling, 11346; Export. Conve gt ,{vllows:Galveston. 1,408 bales; New Orleans, 7,007; Moblie, a Toeb Wie Now ‘York, 1.908 Bos tal 25,150 bales: iy lant day your, Total since September ‘Gotten frofghts geal 'o pan Hamburg, by steam, le. aa steam, 1c. apm ; Md. @ OSad. by Bioam: by sail m AN! wPhour 21,127 bbls; wheat, $4,400 bush. ‘a 8; corm, 78012 busi 000 do.’ ‘The taluble a ful prices ing roams olan mere al p theluding State, a and Southern, wore 15.000 bois, at the annexed Corn meal we quiet but steady, at unchanged prices. We td oESRoSURESSSSRESERSERESER Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands. Round hoop Obio, rade brads Ae ee ee ees 48 encassvecaamovesrsouat 81 SESSSRRESERSSRERSSRES Freeererreererre O mae Wheat wee very quiod an ere entirely nominal. No. 3 Chieago sold to the extent of about 30,000 bushels, part mM about 340,000 bushel ‘llond, 63 for pow mbna, pew donthere "slow do. nominal, Bare: Trith males af 8.090 95c. for two-rowed Stute. Outs wore firmer. ‘The sulus were about 26,500 bushels at 48e. for No. 2 Chicago, 4Bi¢0. » 400. for No. 2 Milwaukes afloat, 450. « 48340. for tuixed truck, and 440. a 450, for inferior Western mixed. wiet at 18c.Mfor domestic ;Barnco, 1230. Cateutta nominally Osc. and 186, w 19396. ‘Yor bags, heavy weight. Hume axp Jure.—The market was quiet, but price erally ruled firm. We yote -—-Amerionn, 235 for double and 130 nomtual for tiudrwsted GUxNTKS were a: a 60c. We quote suse: do., clayed, 30c. a B2e. ; 4 ‘B3e. a Be. ; Porto Rico, 5 doe. New Orloans, Seropr Pian Kavat Stonns wore Pah l 500 bbls, hres roain & $1 nA quiet, Woe note sales of 8 $1 05, and at Wil strained do. on rivate terms; ri Pulted Kingdom. | We quote = Spirits turpen bid, 37, asked; Torin, stratnod, $160 a $1 Gag a, goed seatved. ao bn Ort tare Washington, $2 264 dor 'Wiimingwom $2 35+ pitoh, 2" Advices fromWilmington were as follow and $2i4; 0, D and £, $1 55, #1 0. Turpentine. slondy; hard, to. Stock in. yard—a bois rosin, 699'do, ac, turpentine, 1,870 spirits, Afloat—15,779 bbls. fosin, 2,761 bbls spirits. were unchanged. Wo ‘O18 wore quiet and pric quote +—Cottouseed, crude, Be. & S6e. : Southern yellow, Ste G0c. «650. ; linseed, EB on tnd white winter, nage 1,688, lard, winter,’ $104; ‘meuliaden, Sound, sperm, crude, $1 60 a $1 65; do., bleached Sinise, $1 GAL: Ga natural'do., BL RST whale, evade Nees n, 7Oc.; do., Southorn, Se. 5 bleached winter, 75e. a 78c ; olfve, casks, $1 173, a $1 2d}, Go, cages, $4 99 0 4 40; tor bleached fish, Se. : tal The quotati @. do. in bbls, 1140. ; refined, 1 Suigo,” fo spans niet and nominal ; $2 023¢ « $2 Oil Cit yet and firm; $1 8134 bid at wells for United; BI 51, asked ; BOD asked for immediate Sean tapioed: couwerile quiet and. firm ; Parker's quiet. Guitod, Shoiys | 8 Cry - oe 7 bbls; lard, 1.146 1 cut meats, 732 p: bacon, 53 tlerces and 1.720 bes boxes; beef, 247 tierces ota Sd “The pork market was still ‘dull and nowin: Tidtoute quiet, $2 02: a 81 82h4: shipments, Receipte— bbls. unitipected, was quoted at, €20 75 and inspected fat gate 100 bbls, inspected vold at Sah) tay weet quoted noma nally at $20 75 or January, $30 February, $20 90 for March and $2 ‘Out ca changed. 1 5,000 Ibs. pickle average, a bbis. ved hi & conceesfon. Boof was steady, extent save but quiet. ‘The quotations wore as follows Prime mess, 810 4 2; ext SBS packet, $18. Beef hams ruled firm ; uoted at 604 for prime Western; 25 bla. sold at $25. i Saley for inumedtate de 300 Her ce. a ) tierces Western at 12: 226 tierces off grade at 12c.; and 100 tiorces No. ise. Refined--000 tlerces ‘old fur Cubs at 1250. or futuro delivery the sales were 1,00) slerces February, Bt 12%%¢. ; 1,200 tlerees. Mareh, at Lei 1,000 tlorces, Apell, ‘at 12%., and 700 tlerces at 12 T livery were 100 800 tierces May, at 13e.; aud 250 tlerees June, at iSiger Buveretne fine yuatitic: soll freely, with « more especially fresh fall, Other grades remain as noted in our estern, a good demand. We quote :—State factory, common, to good, (c. w Bie. ; do. flat s ew Lda fing to fancy, de. w 18}4e,; skim i ae ¢. ; do., Cheddar shaped, good to fancy, Oe. Ohio factory, fair to good, to fancy. Bisc. 8 © Ron —The market was steady, with Jobbing sslonof 40 casts Carolin at 0340.» 7e., and 100 bbls. Loulslane at 540 Gio. We quote Carolina, fuir to prime, Oy. w (4 . taint, fair to primo, Go. a Oise. 5 plal a, fair to good, a mw Mia atone aly BY mi \itugal 1s iro cheice, Sige. aH%ce-gdo., centrifugal Fre Sos $10 18, fie. ‘a 9%. .°do., molasses, hh (c.; Porto Rico, pee Tena bice d tale te seid Nios vos, %e Sopdet ie. $ ‘granule ange. a Secnaeek, tise : BREET Fie toe wag sac at to oriary, — oie « oe, for prime Western. ‘Sales 5-10e., and 20,000 ibs. do. at ‘HISKEY.—Receipts, 69 bbls. whiskey, 336 bbls. hi and 50 bbl alcohol. The market was steady ; 100 1 1034. “Erato. —Under limited offerings of chartering tonnage for prime ctty. were 700,000 Blge. wines is. sold sulted to the leading staples for United Kingdom and Conti. Rent rates were held with, considerable, steadiness, though the demand was trifling. firm tone the troleu arket here and unfavorable “cavices iy at Britain in reference to gral Log rated inst a free movement of these faploa The market for berth accommodation was steady an acti The en ments embraced;—To Liverpool b; =, as pramored, 86 60s, per sea: 6 » bales 8 grain, on wheat, steam, some lots tallow Ay): ‘bu Live bushels Fs 09 bbl: do, local to Bil,” at 28. 43g, and 1,000 bole a Gd. ; to Hamburg, per steam, 600 tierces lard, on private terme, qupted a 2 eRe marks,’ The charters compresd'— An American ship hence to Bremen, with about 7,300 bbls. troleum, on owner's account; a ship, with eotton leans to Havre, at Iigo.; @, Norwegian bark i im "erkas ot Be es Brikish va. Beit Pinooner; bewss wo ; alexandria, wih Mag 10.000 oases bess ats % troleum, at 32\4e.: « Belgian revionsly ‘a this market in error) from Bal fetes ‘Antwerp, w! eh 6.000 ‘do. 4s. 64; @ British bark 455 tons, hence to Liver- pool, with general merchandise argo. at a lump sum. pri- Yate terms, A rumor was cure’ ack with petroleum fo London, bat not authenticated. oe. NEW YORK ‘CATTLE MARKETS. Mowvay, Jun. 24, 1876, RECKIPTS FOR THE FAST WEEK. Veals Beeves. . 8,070 41 842 2 2 26 5,020 =f + 8,010 + 8,618 Bruves.—Trado on this forenoon was firm bat slow, there being no furtber reduction in rates. nged fro Shc. a 13340. por Ib. : weights. 4 href on hand i ranged fr om coarse to ry few quahit} javing been received. From 95 Ibs. to pg A = pet. ‘At Sixtioth street yards T. a ie for self 300 Illinois steers at 10ige., Iba, welghta, | 624 ewe. (ores Feo Tsiet | (8.008 Monroe a ld for Sk it at Me 7a. por ibe: owt. ewt. Burchard P ye er ig ee Resta Se: how Lillnots ‘ogeore at 10%e. Sitige. perl, naan Tent, eant 8 ews for Bedford & Kennedy 142 Kentucky steers, oxen. and calvos at lone. a Ise. per Ib; weights, 734 owt. J. Riheelor fold for, C Enstiban 41 iilinols stoers'at Ide. a 13%e. per Ib. it, 8 T. Gelissoid ors, Sanat 8Y Ohio snera at Toles a 12346. eight 7H owt, 4 for enlf 49 llinuin steers ak 116. a ‘ews. aGewt Ulery & Cary sold Fresh to-day. ewt a Sow! oie, only 4 Brovhere’ 148 Kentucky steers, oxen and eon nt wes Pfs Gh lean the iope 24 £3ige. per it ars, 9 stenrs the tape at Sica per co. W ~tawcake Monroe oe ti Tin. wen P| ot _ ois. PM pole yeahs 4 LS rd i bo. Tod. titanate steers, “at, 10)4e. » 116. per rib. weighs at 6k cwt. a Tews. At Ji City yards, W, EL Dupley sold for Post & Gillespie ‘a paeiss steers, at 100. Oe. ogg Ib., weight 5% ews; M. Souterbach for Clopper & C Hirata ynee am atte Fa a, i Ze 83'S, Ka wold 05 ic Bs JT owt. st a7 inievath tones for Kaho & Furst, sisal a7 oops at Dig ° or ise! eri ne meg ¢: ees LS i See Ga i 23 fe e The, at Be. sheap, welght ID. § ee ence sheep, weight 22,600 Iba. at Te, i Seng B25 50S b80 per bond, calves Wfnats Ano Cazes —trade fi on light arrivals; smooth quality voals, Bo. a 1c. perIb.; balvi “Wy ay roan Be: 8 Le. pas grass calves, diye. per Ib., py oe De hogs on sale. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gatvestox, Jan. 24, 1876, oscar Not foouipes 1.405 betas ns ES Britain, 1,877; coastwise, S50," Saies, 24, 1878, ier Cotton: oelets Bportas te ross ‘dress’ Bei ry Oruxans, Jan. c xaw ‘otton: 12: i ordh 100. Net rece! ges it bal parte “Great mete noe. Jan. uN 1876. Uy ap 7 middling, I1'go. ordi: 100. Ly Ly 3,546. constwise, Stock, Basse. Raa Jan. 24, 1876, Cotton dull: mi ; lating “Lge. & H3e55 eapd onatuary, Rat rel alos: gro, 78.” Exports coastw! pape iddling, 12! lor cares dan 36 a ead 0. low sik ane ae en, “Exports | Coastwise, Btock, No, 1 Normans Gt Club, Corn geet Sot witte: Tite ra Nee are held'at i 25; Noa meal—Bol 8 iy Beat Haliog it honpshed. $20; middlings, 823 BuPFALO, an 24, 1876. Store and afloat—Wheat, 1,408,349 bus! pens Go. ;. malt, 96,406. d0.; toval, "1,7 ipta—Plont, 11,805 Dbla,; whoud, 30,000 bashois, corn, 56,000 do, ; oat barley, 18,000 do, Shipments— Flour, 11,900 - 42.000 Bushels; corn, 51,000 do, 5 oats, 19) barley, 10,000 ‘do. Flour’ quiet Btoaiy. Whe at Ani); sales 1 ‘car hard Minnoyors ai $1 8 ) bushels Duluth on private forme. | Cora dull and bes the demand; 10 s bet rye neglected. anadw at $1 03 on track ; pomiaaily 81 0d Lard dull at 13g. Mighwines inactiv Tormpo; Jan, 24, 1876. wilonr steady, with « moderate demand, Whigat steniy, & moderaio demand; No. 2 white Wabash. $1 40; No: an, $1 TN No. # do. prin arch, a heed ees N Gora firme: hel ros a celpte; Wheat, 11,000 buabels: corn, 15,000 do. ; oats, 1,000 Shtpments—Flour, 1,000 vba; wheat, 10,000 bushels; corn, 43/000 det outa, BO Cnrcaco, Jan. 24, 1878 Flour dull; common to ehotce shipping oxtras, Western, 60; wo fancy family, Pe ab5 00; Minnesota, 16 af icwddug te ohalie’ wtumee coin SCTE S 50. Wheat aul oud 0 declined. No. 4 Goteage ‘ cc., February ; 05, 2ern dull ani PN 2 see Spot; “4256. bid, Feb roary; rejected, new, Sic. ‘Oat oes; No.2, mand good a& full ‘aie. bid, February Sze. bid, mn; holders are asking nigher Februar , dic, Spot fr 8 08 each $18 rea gaa + $1970 Hs o.; short. clear dy and unchanged at $1 08. sai ipo lour, 8,000 bbls; wheas, 32,6 br org ost Wo: oats, 19,000 do. barley, 13,000 4 nte-Flour, 8,100 bbls; wheat, 23,000 bushels; do.; oats, 14,000 do. ; burly, 10, fiernoon Gall of the "Board, wh ary, $1 OU Pabruary oF Mnf : zed.” Onts quiot, bus tim, and Hye, high . Por 0°20, Pobruary; $19 45 0 ¥10 475e, March. Lard, 12 2234, M: 1 $12 Stig as: $12 40, poi PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Provipencr, Jan. 24, 1876. ‘The printing cloths market opened quiet to-day at Sutur day's rates. HAVANA MAI MARKET. Havana, Jen, 24, bye coun’ 3}¢ prem Sig premium on Lyre 6 w 17 premium; on 4 preminw, ‘aria, 38 EVROPEAN MARKET. Loxpow Paopvce MARKET.—LoNpoN. Jan. 24—Even- ing.—Calcntta linseed, 50s, # 50s Gd. ; linseed vil, 243. a 2is, Bd. per ewe. —— FINANCIAL. UGUST BELMONT & QO. ‘Bankers, 19 and 21 Nassan etree Issue Travellers’ Credits, available in all parts throw - Messrs. DE ROTHSOHILD and thelr correspondents, ‘Also Commercial Credits and Telegraphic ‘Transfers of Money on California and Kurope. : A —LACSUBY & BAZLEY. BROKERS. 74 BROAD. « WAY.—"“PRI' GES" ON “MEMBERS OF Tf YORK STOCK EXCHANGE” EXCLUSIVELY,” gd REPERENOES IN NEW YORK AND LBADING CITIES, A NEW BOOK, JUST OUT, ALL 8T.. WITH 13 engraved Hiastrations, contalning valuable informa- aria ot the world, ion for stock speculators and Wow Haka may be tm and COMBE. it free on ay beasts i EMBRIDGR & CO, Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall st, N. ¥. DVANCES MADE ON Led they Rall, PIANOS, If stored at advertiser's warebooses, ‘prow STORAGE, Uptown Branch oT areaad % 4 anos TRES RATES,-MONBY ON LIPE AND Endowment Insurance Lager Mort, and other securities; insurance of all kinds effected with best comps nies. J. J. HABRICH & CO., Ti Broadway. NY ONE WAVING CAPITAL AND BRAINS DESIR. ing to make more money wi spending time tn the ontorpriso, will addross A.. box 110 Herald Uptown Branch ofice, appointing au interview in New York, anywhere below Chambers SAFE Face eae AT VIVE PER OBNT in gold, wanted on first class Rare Hill house, unen- camera Epemens ‘euly) aanees IEROHANT. Post office box TRST MORTGAGE LOANS MADE FOR FIVE YEARS on City Property, in any amount, without bonus. T. P. HYATT, 145 Broadway. ‘OR SALE—85,000—FIRsT MORTGAGE, ON STORE and Dwelling in Brouklya,. worth double the amount Prinelpais ouly apply to T. FUon fat Brood: way. [ Say eee poe ae RR ERS w roperty. Prim On INVEST appiy to i dios Macs. TS Broadway. ] §DIANAPOLIS “EESOMTROFCH AND WESTERN and Danville, Urbana, Bloomington and Pekin Railroad Bondholders, maln line, who have not received a copy of plan of the reorganization, can obtain one on lication to Dither of Coa eee fom time for deposit of og bonds in the C expires s TaiNfon, Dentral 1876. AUSTIN CORBING Oh Browder iG. KB. TA 20 Broad st. ; JOSIAH B.’ BLOSSOM, 76 Wall OHN 5. PIERCE, NO. 5 PINE ST. waz TRUST Funds to loan on approved New York aad Brooklyn Real Estate. KAVIT? & WOLCOTT, NO. 10 PINE BT. MAKE A specialty of loaning trust fonds on first mortgages oo [pal in ‘this city vieimity, any amount, without nus. AKE Rtg a AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD M Bonds.—A few wanted im. Dox 1,642 Post office. Compan; ortgage m percent at Bs por cont sesh ‘Address EABEHOLD julring funds BORE W. oom 8, 150 Broadway. ¥FICE OF THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE Company, New York, Jan. 24, 1876, ‘The Trustees, in eonforsiity to the charter of the company, submit the following statement of ite affairs on the dist December, 187: Promiuzos received on marine risks from Ist of 1879, to Bist of December, 1879. ds to invest should apply to January, Premiums’ on policies not um January, 187... Total amount of mari: No policies have sued upe: fone upon fire disconnected ith marine Premiams marked off from Ist of January, 1875, to 31st of December, 187: + 186,123,194 68 Aosses paid during the sau ses $2,712,058 05 i 77 compan: following gmette is - ork Unhed brates and State of New ects city, bank and other stocks Loan: red b; and oth 4,544,200 00 onde aod mortan 267,000 WW ten and cl etlnese 454,037 02 Total amonnt of assets Bix por cont interest on ihe © ending profite will be paid to, the holders thereof. or the be ~ oyprsormite word alter Tuesday, the lst of Fy tie catetanding certificates of the tsune of 1872 will be redeemed and pald to, the olders whereof, oF thelr legal epresentatives, on and after Toseday. the ist of pext, from which dase ail loterest thereon wil a cone. on rtifeates to be produced at the time of Shed Spon cortifoates which were iavued Tor go gel 9 ve RO a the pi + of interest and redemption Fin ividend of forty pe cont is declared on the net Beene fr i drt jena wil ve Cen ee ioe Tuesday, the By Amst} 8 a f <NANCIAL, $15.00. $20,009, 50,000 TO Loan ON FIRST el Pi i Pipsaaees juas City Property only. D. D. ORRELL, $22, 5.000 TockOAN, ON Clty wear Bi STATE RICHARD V. HAKRNET?, 111 way, room F, basement, $350. 00 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MoRT at one half per cent oo ene to principals oni7) snd ressonable charges for examination of thele. iN ¥. LOUREY, 162 Broedway, room 8 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, PORTION oF A WHOLESALE sTOoK OF MER. chaudise (amount qhons $12,000) fe. exchange for Real Estate with some cash. - BLOMQVIST, 150 Nassau st. OTIVE OR SPECIAL Ee WANTED—WITH pase oF $20,000 to take an interest in a well extab- wholesale business in this city. Address INTEGRITY, Tribune oftice. PARTNER OF BUSINESS ABILITY AND $10,000 4A capital wanted to take # half interost in an old and popular collection and mercantile agency: prodts cortais ‘ud no chance for loss, Address 1576, Herald offic: A J¥AGT GOOD MANUFACTURING BUSINESS POR SALRy Well established, article In constant demand at « fair Pros aud litle waste: price $6,000, Anply to GRIGGS & ABLETON, 98 Broadway. | A FORTUNE. PARTNER WANTED, MANUFAOTUR Fi ee be most salable novelty ever patented. 60 Broad yous 4 RS : EDUGATIO ATI: : WN AND Rye ie wodiog desires « position with a reliable party, aoing & safe businogs, where, after a thorough mutaal acqnatmt- — ieee \o the business will be given for # few thow 5 box ING Herald often laa LICENS 2D BAMERICAN standing German busin More (city or country), which | Addross JOSEPH J. PERRIS, b DRUGGIST, UNDER- dosites a situation in ® bay within one yous 3,058 Poss office, Ric i] FOR “GREAT S2esenyeal operation in the Gaited state ‘Address torres & HOY echanical Engineers, 200 Broudway, Now York, roots Wai | UGTION EXTRAORDINARY. —As abv Miah Reblenvens Wecteses Valle OO naTae ; temperance or otherwise, unj No. 8 Barelay st., at 10 besa jOR SALE—A FORMULA 0 or ‘THE ONLY WARRANT: ed care for I, other fevers; the discovery an eminent Southern ee ceased (reguinr ing used it in the Paris hospitals with unparaliclod succoaas pfeots ke, Address FORMULA, box 3,540 Post vflica, Now E Bui LIVERY STABLES, Trackln, Business, 3 Bouse epiahlng Business, Cicas Buliard Saloon, Drug Store, fc. JOUN W. JORAL- , Store Broker, 1,267 Bre Broudwa OTELS, RESTAURANTS, PARTNER WANTED Ss FROM $3,000 to $5,000; ob gonoral ry goods business tor cash be Nalin Seratows Springs, NOW. Addrecs MENCILANTS, box 101 Herald office. )REUNITY FOR INVESTMENT—W! TH 500, mercantile busine: HANKINS & 00., 28 Wost 20th st. PEGIAL OR GENERAL PARTNER WANTED—IN A S combined edmportia, ond maunfactaring business in this city, iahod id needing Le ichreqoe execute orders. al WiLL! ‘eb No. 5 Broad st, Drexel Builaing, 18 ‘suthortaed t entertain proposals. JURE YURTUNE.—WANTED, A PARTY WITH $3,000, to invest equally with advertiser, in an axreoable busi- ness that has cleared $100,000 @ year. For particulars in- quire of Mr. MORTON, 38 Wost Szd st. mwo-THi St IN STOCK FIXTURES AND three yours! leauo at very low rent of lon, established fargo profits; $14,0°0 required. Address . box 169 Herald office. VV ANTED—A4 PARTNE, ant and profitable bust J. C., Heraid o1 (ITH $100, (N A PLEAS- ems ta thio tley, address ie E THB AGENCY OF roprietary medicine; or will sell; it has been ad vertised for tome. time. Address LINIMENT, Herald Up- town Branch oftice. —Claims prosecuted without $10. 000% eis eoter al article; staple. as. oaks y, country and Fights jor the unsold portion of the Untied Staton, Address Herald office. a LOO) Instn to fost ner tea ret n6, Boller, Machin xtures, T ‘as now in use for mahing hominy, gel whi Graham flour, &c.; good oy outa ished.’ i EM ORY, Post office box'238, Baltimore, M AGENTS LETTERS a SALE OUT food chunce for good nuinea, Ad: dress CHANCK, Herald office. BUSINESS “TROUBLES. The frm of Meyer & Kastor, bardwaro, at No. 129 Duane sireet, who made an assignment to Isaiah Meyer recently, have effected a compromise with their cred- ftors on a basis of Afty percent, forty per cent cash and ten per cent in notes at four, eight and twelve moutns, The liabilities of the firm amount to $116,657 76; nominal assets, $127,743 61; actual valu $55, 000. but two of the creditors have accep! the proposition, aud these will no doubt accede to the terms as soon as they can be heard from. ‘The affairs of Mesera Bass & Clark, tea dealers, of No, 67 Park place, who suspended month ago, hi turned out much better than their creditors had re: toexpect. The liabilities, which were at first reported to be $200,000, were found to bea great deal less th e stock, which was sold at auctior ‘eek, tealized good prices and the creditors are receiving seventy-five por cent. In the County Clerk’s office yesterday the assign- ment of Samuel C. Hino to James H. gins was re- corded, His liabilities amount to $23,179 60 and his $1,800. In the Court of Common Pleas the following sched- ules were filed;—P, W. Laurie & Co. to Robert G. Cornell; Habilides not m; pominal assets, $67,461 15; ao: tual assets, $11,963 36. Hunting & Karle ‘to Jobn P. Fellows; liabilities, $86,936 02; LJ Emma Bartlet wo Ji liabilities, $31,687 70; nominal assets, $25,013 33; actual assets about $20, Augastus F. Kibbe, stove dealer, of No, 256 Water ‘eet, was yesterday repo to be insolvent He ted that his Habilities not beyond $10,000, 1d that i was probable his creditors would assent to such Srrangemen} that he will continue bis business. REAL ESTATE SALES. The attendance at ‘the Exchange yosterday was larga E. A. Lawrence & Co, sold, by order o! the Su- preme Cdurt, foreclosure ale, the house, with lot 21x76x42x10x21x05, on Kast Ninth street, south side, 181.5 feet west of Second avenue, to Joho Kanvalioker, for $11,400, said pr: tig 4 being valued ‘at $14,500, Willtam' Kennelly sold, by order of the Sapreme Court, foreclosure ale, the building, with lease of plot, 98.9x225 feet, on -Kleventh avent northwest’ corner of Twenty-third street, lease dated May 1, 1866, to the plaintiff, Samuel 8. Constant, for’ $8,000; also similar sale, with lease «oof =plot, = «98.93 on Eleventh ave nue, southwest corner of Twenty-fourin street, lease dated May 1, 18964, for to the plaintim, Samuel 8. Constant. J. L. Well the Supreme Court, foreciosure sale, the pl land, 62.6x99.11, on Wont 127th street, ‘south side, 337.6 feet east of Sevonth avenue (as widened), for $7,450, to A. Baumgarten, rty bell atees at Cg prope: Jamon M. Miller sold, by order Supreims Cou foreclosure sale, a plot of land, 100, ixso Brion sne0 8 on New avenue, northwest corner of 123d street, to the laintiff. Thomas H. Walter, for $3,000, said property Boing valued at t $5,500. BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL, The Brooklyn Board of Aldermen met yesterday after noon. A communication was received trom Mayor Schroedes recommending that the special committee of five which is about to investigate the city departments turn thets attention first to the Board of City Works He alse forwarded a communication addressed to him from the President of that Board, General Siocum, in relation te its former miemanagement. The letter says;— a of officers and employte far note & to sap. port in idleness the Li ‘ot relatives und. irotalners of our political managers, The matter was referred to the committee to investi. gate. Mayor Schroeder also transmitted a communication recommending the fonpations of the storage ‘reser- voir, at Hempstead, L. He says: ‘The consumption of trae am get zoe ant inereased in this ough distant at the water famine was roe hs the new no one who bas hee ge oxam| rk will near permit. Alderman Rowley offered a resolution that the Board 7 City cent 2 ote nad with the hegow Mer rainage Commit to specifica. he pee nd ac (i@ resolution and the L~ Noell ery referred to the ‘tb was resolved that on Washington birthday 2 bo eh in the Eastera dia Mr. Ernst Fischer and Mr. George C. Bennett were appointed members of the Board of Education wo fi vacancies, Is IT JOHN DURNIN? The body of a man was found yesterday afternoon