The New York Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1876, Page 9

"THE BLEECKER STREET MAMLNOAD? CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE} John ae ely New York cit; 188 George C. Hen York city 34 Hugh Smith, New York city, 315 Joba Kerr, ye York Soe 7140 Thurlow Weed, « 1,202 Sheridan Soook N New eters city. 50 Tsauc W. Pickford, New York git 3 Amos F. Hattield, Brooklyn, 9 250 Jacob Miller, New Yor ae 250 Steven B. Roes, ‘oint 188 William bens New York cli 187 ‘Thomas Ryan, New York city. 93 Charles S Gtart New York ci 180 rge us Tarrytown, N. 7 Charles G. Clark, trustos, Now York a7 James Murphy, New York city. 37 Thomas B. Kerr, New York city in Peter B. Sweeny, New York cit} ‘750 William H. Webb, 98 Jatnes Urq: New York city. pe liam H. Flushing, L. 1. 187 iMiam L. Shardlow, New 315 Chester Lamb, New York 150 There is also attached to the report an extract from the bond ledger, giving the names of bondholders and the date of issue of bonds, together with a lengthy Statement of the committee appototed by the road to *@xamine evidences of fitle presented by several parties $0 the assignments of stocks and bonds in 1864, FINANCIAL AND COMERCIAL Stocks Generally Firm and Higher--The Bulls Still Rampant. GOLD DULL AT 112 7:8. Money on Call 5 Per Cent—Exchange Firm— Government Bonds Strong—Investment Securities Tending Upward. Watt Steger, Wepnxspay, Jan. 26—6 P. ae} In spite of the spiritiess market, which was the fea- | ture of yesterday, the stock world seemed all agog for ‘the opening this morning, under the impression that a day of quietude would naturally be followed by a day ‘Of activity, and that the course of prices was to be upward andonward, To a certain degree the opinion was a correct one, for stocks showed an advancing tendency, and for the first hour bulls were as hilarious as if they hada free range of aChina shop, Afterward matters did not look so auspicious, and rampaging ‘Dulls quieted down and left financial fields and pastures for a quiet midday browse at Delmonico’s. After this hour the market ruled duil and steady, ap- parently abandoned by the controlling powers and left tothe mercy of the predatory savages who gather in ‘scalps at tho profit of an eighth or flee from the loss of quarter with equal celerity, The market, like the seceding States previous to the unpleasantness, mani- fested a strong desire to be let alone, and most operators were inclined to grant the request, Hence th day might almost be described as a dies non, and although there was recorded a fair amount of transac- tions it proved a disappointing one to those who sought for profits beyond such as could be reaped from a Umited crop of fluetuations. Lake Shore, like the performing elephant in a me- magerie, was still billed as the chief attraction in the ‘nancial show to-day, but its antics are becoming anti- quated, and its grossness is no longer grotesque: hence the crowd which has for weeks past been a steady ap- plicant for reserved seata is beginning to slink away, and the entertainment ia gradually falling into the bands of deadbeads, who are employed to execute matched orders, or of the ‘claque,"’ which is in itself the clique. With this diminution of interest in the prevailing attraction—with neither Gould, Twenty-third street or Mr. Merryman to give zest to the entertaimment—what wonder that there should be returned a “beggarly ao count of empty boxes” as the result of the day’s per- formance. So we will dism!ss Lake Shore with the ‘single remark'that at the moment the pool is largely { foaded With the security, that there is no outlet for its | waters, and’ that stagnation may possibly rest upon its gurface tititifsonig unexpected Stock Exchange angel shall again trouble its depths. What eve haye written about Lake Shore may be as- sumed as the aay’s history of the rest of the market, Pacific Mail, Western Union and Ohios, which have ‘tly before the public in bulk of | been most ‘prominently before the Pablio in balk of (arme which failed yesterday are $1,720,000 and transactions, though passably active to-day, varied but slightly in the way of fluctuations, They were simply fet alone by outsiders, and whatever activity they manifested was due to the ‘‘chiffonniers” of the mar- ket, who turned over shares in the search for an eighth precisely as their confréres of the streot grab toto the dust heap in quest of shreds and patches, There is no particular cable information, foroign or domestic, except that our bonds are in considerable de- mand in the London market on orders from this side, which is an additional proof that capital is inclined even to cross the ocean for investment stocks !n pre ence to embarking in the speculative market offered to it here. The shindy between Tom Scott and Colonel! Hunting. ion, President of the Central Pacific Railroad, was con- tinued to-day before the Congressional Committee; but | the latter, as referees, have postponed their decision as to who shall handle the prize mney in the shape of subsidy until next week. lt would not break the nation’s heart if Congress should vote to leave “Poor Tom a-cold”’ and keep the tin in the Treasury. Mr. Betts, member of Assembly from this city, this morning introduced a bill in the Legislature proposing various pains and penalties to be inflicted upon sellers of ‘‘puts’’ and ‘calls’? on stocks. We are afraid Mr. Betts has found his name a disastrous trade mark in ‘Wall street operations and has bet bis money the ‘wrong way, else why desire to interfere with a busi- ness which is founded upon the fair and square system of “heads [ win, tails you lose ?”’ THE TOTAL TRANSACTIONS of the day aggregated 111,500 shares, which were dis- tributed among the active stocks as follows:—Western ‘Union, 8,000; Pacific Mail, 7,000; Erie, 23,200; Lake Shore, 29,200; Union Pacific, 700; Northwestern, 2,600; , 40. preferred, 1,600; St, Paul, 19,700; do, preferred, | 2,600; St. Joseph, 5,500; do. preferred, 8,900; Ohio and Mississippi, 14,100; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 00; New York Central and Hudson, 300; Rock Island, 900; Wabash, 400; Atlantic and Pacific preferred, 400; Michigan Central, 1,200; New Jersey Central, 300; Pacific of Missouri, 400, and Panama, 200, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The following table shows the opening, highest and , Sowest prices of the day;— Opening. Highest. Lowest, N, Y. Central and Hodson. es ' LO 110 Harlem. ... 135 1M Ei 18 Lig Oi 6655 6 6 41% 41y 60 £955 108 107% 935g 93. 4055 a9 74% Tay a 2255 23 New Jersey cea 107 107 Del, Lackawanna and Wes. 4 18 118 Union Pacific 69 68% 5K 8 ie] i Set . 7 a 134 ADVANCE AND DRCLINE. ‘The changes since yesterday's closing prices are as followa:— oa ara Man Pacific Telograph, % ; North- Si rege et 7 Obie and Mi prey tS Pout %: preverred, 14; U fy ; 806 District of Columuia bonds, },; Erie in Gatexsurver, Hock island, Wa- | $1,600,000. Further suspensions | { | | ‘NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1876.<WITH ‘SUPPLEMENT. chi aw Ohi # BL, Mil & St Money on call was in full supply between brokers at 5 percent, and toward the close at 4 per cent. On pledge of government bonds it loaned at4a3% per cent. At Chicago the monetary situation for last week is described by a local writer as follows:— “The prospect of change presented tn the cold weather lasted but a day or two, and local finances re- lapsed into their chronic condition of slow collections, alugg' h-marketing of country produce and consequont diminished supply of New York exchange, and a loan | market tight in the country and not easy in the city’ The unusual proportion of the means of Chicago banks that has been Joaned to the country leaves the supply of funda on hand not more than enough to meet the local demands, which are. themselves increased by the torpidity of country trade.” Yet the supply of New York exchange seems to be in excess of the domand, as indicated by the rates. The domestic exchangés on New York are quoted to- day as follows:—Savannah, Ga., } premium; Charles- ton, para a \; Cincinnati casier, par a 60c. pre- mium; New Orleans—commercial, %; bank, %; Chi- cago exchange, 60c. discount, Sterling exchange was steady, prime asking rates being 4.8544 and 4.9944; selling rates, 4.85 and 4.88 3¢ a 4.89; reichmarks, 95% 0 95% and 06% a 96%; cables, 9674 2 97; prime Paris, 5.13% a 5.11, TUR GOLD MARKET, All the sales to-day were made at 112%. The market was dull. The rates paid for carrying were 5, 4, 43y, 3, 6 and 2 per cont. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE RANK. Gold balauces. $24,471,000 Currency batan 1,304,278 Gross clearances. 1)777}429 OuK. Currency exchangs 092, 536 Currency balances 4,627,713 Gold exchanges, 5,026,690 Gold batauces. ni 1,038,781 GOVERNMENT BONDS, These are exceptionally frm, and are responsive to a demand by banks, insurance companies and indi- vidual capitalists. Much higher prices are expected for all classes,and prominent bankers are predicting an early advance. The following were the clos- ing quotation’:—United States currency sixes, 1244 a 125; do, do., 1881, registered, 121% @ 121%; do, do., do, coupon, 122% a 122%; do., flve-twen- tios, 1864, registered, called, 114% a 114%; do. do., do., coupon, do., 114% a 114%; do. do., 1865, registered, 117K, @ 118; do, do., do., coupon, 117K a 1185 do., do., do, mew, registered, 11944 a 119%; do., do., do., do., coupon, 11944 a 11955; do. do,, 1867, registered, 121% a 122; do. do., do., coupon, 121K a 121%; do, do, 1868, registered, 1224 a 123; do., do, do., coupon, 12214 2123; do. ten-forties, registered, 118% a 1193¢; do. do., coupon, 11954 a 110%; do., fives, 1881, registered, 110% a 117; do. do, coupon, 18% a 18. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. Reports from Washington give the following results :— Revenue receipts to-day, $200,000; customs receipts, | $500,000; bank notes to-day, $900,000, The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $86,000, gold, on account of interest, and $46,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. RAILROAD BONDS, This market was firm, The largest dealings were in Hannibal and St. Joseph convertible, which reached 86, but later sold at 854g a 8534 a 85. Milwaukee and St, Paul sold at 993¢ for La Crosse division and 83% for I. and M. division. The Union Pacific issues were firm at 102% a 103 for firsts and 101 for land granta New York Central coupon firsts brought 120, do. sixes of 1883 selling at 1044¢ against 103 at the close yester- day, Harlem coupon firsts rose to 117. New Jersey Central convertible advanced to 108%. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated plain sold at 102, do. cou- pon gol@ advancing to 8954 a 8934, with a few offering. Milwaukee and St. Paul, I. and M. division, rose to 90, do, C, and M. division selling at 94 and La Crosee aivi- sion at 9934 0.903%. Albany aud Susquehanna firsts sold at 114% and seconds at 106% .a 107, Canada Southern firsts sold at 703; against 69 yosterday, GC, C. and I. O. firsts advanced to 52. The following were the closing quotations for the Pacific Railroad bonds:— Unton Pacific firsts, 102% to 103; do. land grants, 100% to 101; do, sinking funds, 94% to 9434; Central Pacitics, 10534 to 105%. BANK SHARES. Bank shares sold at 150 for American, 80 for Ninth National and 196 for Importers and Traders’, STATR DONDS. State bonds were quiet. District of Columbia 3.65's advanced to 693g. Missouri long 6’s sold at 1023, Ten- nessee new at 45 and North Carolina 6's at 54. THE FOREIGN MARKET. Cable advices report considerable financial disturb- ance abroad as follows:—The liabilities of the two large $1,627,200 respectively. These failuros have neces- sitated the suspension of a local bank, with abilities of $1,440,000 and assets estimated at of small firms are believed to be inevitable, but no apprehen- sions are felt in regard to the stability of the larger houses, The London advices report the withdrawal of £11,000 Bullion from the Bank of England on balance “to-day. Consols are strong, at an advance of & per cent, and United States bonds firm, old 1865's, 1867's ahd new fives being + per cent higher than at the close yesterday. Erie advanced tol6. Paris rentes, 66f. 50c, In Frankfort new tives advanced to 1007. The Times, in its financial article to-day, says that investment stocks remain very firm, particularly United States bonds, which aro being bought heavily for export thither, The 1867's are steadily absorbed for New York, and the funded loan is steadily taken for investment here. The following are the last London quotations at 5 P, M.:—Conaols, money, 94%; do., account, 94% 9 942¢; 1966's, old, 105% a 106; 1867's, 109} a 100%; ten-torty bonds, 107%; new fives, 106.¢ 2 105%; Erie, 163 a 16%; do. preferred, 33. MINING STOCKS. ‘The following are the opening prices at the San Fran- cisco Board to-day, as reported by Kernan’s Financial 22 Eureka, G. V. 8 23. Best & Belche 65 96 Kentuck... 183 65 Union Consolidated... 10 65 Al 21 ray 3 95 2B 5 2 Imperial 9 2 nia Consolidated, 450 i Virgn ae 2 67 Justice. ........ 23 2 Sulla © Consolidated. 16 Shipments East to-day—Coin, $40,500; bullion, $7,100. PRILADBLPHIA STOCKS, The tM@iowing are the Philadelphia stock quotations at threo o'clock this day :— id s Bid. ax ity sixes, old... . Guy sizes 107 187% Pennsylvania Railroad 55% Philadelphia and Reading Railroad... 6634 55% Lehigh Valley Railroad......... . 68M 63% Catawissa Railroad, preferred. » tis 45% Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, 2K 22 Northern Central Rallroad « B 88M Lehigh Navigation...... “ SLM Lehigh Navigation, gold loan 104g STOCKS “AT AUCTION. The following were sold to-day for account of whom it may concern:—12 shares Kepublic Fire Insurance Company, $100 each, 98; 80 do. Metropolitan Insurance Company, $30 40 do. Germania Life Insur- ance Company, each, 120; $6,000 Wiliamsborg light Com Seven’ per ‘cent registered certiti- a ome, i saree, satan pet light Company of Brook- ie do., i Oso ) cach 65 5B 9 9454; $8,000 Second Avo. fue Railroad © ert pg per cent convertible ‘bonds, due 188, $! cach stig #23; 60, aaron uy ed cacts og the ans a bay common =e sr 3130; i Union Paerfic te alroad mo! six t stare ae 2 alae aaa forse va cmeh, pone gee each, 5; do. New ali jompany do., $100 each, MEMORANDA. The action of the Chicago and Alton Railroad in opening # new through route between Chicago and Omaha by making connections with the St. Louis, Kansas and Northern and the St Joseph and Counc! Blafts roads has stirred up the ire of the lowa poollines, The general freight agents of the Chicago, Burlington and yy, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, and Chicago and Northwestern railroads held a secret meeting {mn Chicago on the 24th inst, at which it was understood that it was agreed to go for the scalps of new line, particularly for that of the St. Joseph Council Biufls road, because, as is alleged, it has broken an agreement which it had made not to com- pete for Chicago business The trouble is that the farm has two or three wagons, when one is sufficient to do all the work, Hence war, ‘The Avorovriation Commities of the Seuate have re~ Ported back the House bill on 3.65 District of Columbia bonds, with the provision limiting the issue to the prescnt outstanding amount stricken out, The bill is expected to be acted upon by the Senate to-morrow. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Wepwaspar, Jan, 26, 1876 BEFORE CALL—10 A M. #33 10 sbs Chi &NW.... 41 L000 200 do. ig 5000 4 10000, a ‘5000 by! 500 ahs 1100 W 73) es HEREES SER? .SBEes2) 23 a Be |i Iwo To! AWab wee” “BY ‘ie 200 Chid NW RBR.i83 4154 pias 22 10:15 AND lis me a M 122% S1c000 U 88" 5 $2000 U 8 6%e, 0,981. "65. 1000) do. ou 10000 U 85-30% 6,408. 198 loo. vss, i ak 0009 US5 20,'c, 100000. do. 21g 1o0w U 8 56, wie 10000 0 8 8's; 1040," Lie FIRST BOARD—10:30 A. $3000 Mo,f's, Hbds.... 1024 400 abs Erte 1 Moo N Ger, tas to WO S00 Oki J & 3.0 SAX 100 Ui 1000 Tenn 6's, now... 8000 Dist c Se EEEEELEECEE coZzza mpi ra ES Fee Fre ca Py Se caret Con! & neeae # SeeEeeSses..2. ¢ be 100) be al e (Mo.be 12 8 Bxpress.b esd Hav &SJRR be 2 bs 22" Be 103 22 Eetece SESes nee eeité 00 100 6L 12 o 12) 68, 400 500 Ki 1 1900 2 3 eB Su do. 18 «6800 200 do. 1 200 s00LS 4M oF Su 4100 do. eT 200 vs 119g $10000 US 5's, 10-40, ¢ 11! }0U09 U 8 5-2 ~ ML 700) U 85's, r, "BL... Le? 9000 U 85’ ia 9000 US O's, 681.22 11 SKCOND BOARD—1 P. M. $1000 Hit Se es rf ri be 108 10000 be 667, 5000 xf iss Ad 68; S000 do 66) 1000 ao.. 10 S0u0 do 66} S000 do 66! $000 do. © 1000 do 66) 2000. do. ook 9000 do. 66, uu do. 2000 do. Get 000 do 68%, 5000, do 66! 2000 do 6s! 1000 do. 667, 14000, eu 2000 do. 58 500) al 2009 41 10000, 4 1000 u eK 5000 a 1000 ©, c 52 ” Shs D & H Oan.be 120 cu 800 West Un Tel.be.bs i+ 100 do. 7 6 100 do 100 do. cis 22) 800 do Pin Sia x 200 ‘58 S0u r 1300 Y 300 Y 200 61 geatasessqssiisger E2598 SB SSE 38836 artis SESEEES 35 ao 300 Han & ; 600 Aa 52 Mord + 102 100 Dub 48 City RR. 713 100 6c ate - 100 © 41 do ola 200 do, . pg V do . 101% OA AIL AT COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIBT—FUTURES FIRM— FLOUR QUIET—WHEAT QUIET—CORN EASIER AND DULL—OATS ¥IRMER—PORK NOMINAL— LARD RBASIER—WHISKEY ¥IRM—PETROLEUM FIRM—SPIRITS TURPENTINE QUIBT—ROSIN QUINT—OIL8 UNCHANGED—FREIGHTS QUIET AND STEADY—COFFER QUIET—SUGAR QUIET AND NOMINAL. Weovesvar, Jan. 26—6P. M. The markets were generally steady, moderate inquiry, and there wore few exceptions to the rule. On’Change flour was quiet Wheat quiet, but firm for prime samples, Corn easier and dull. Oats were firmer for all descriptions, Whiskey was the turn dearer, Pork nominal, Lard was casicr. Cotton on the spot was quiet; futures were firm. Freights ‘wore quiet, but steady. Coffees was quiet. Oils were on- changed. Petroleum was firm. Naval stores werg generally quiet, Sagar was quiet and nominal. Corren.—The market for Brazils was quiet. We have « copy of Messrs. Wright & Co.'s Rio telegram, dated January 26, 1876, which reads ss follows —"Sales for United States since 19th inst, 7,000 bags, Shipments to United States— ‘To Atlantic ports, 7,000 bags; to Gulf ports, none; loading, 45,000 bags; average daily receipts, 6,400 bags. Price, 81800. Exchange, 2644." We quote :—Ordinary cargoes: 16ige. @ 16K ; fair do., 18e. @ 180; good do, 18Ke. « 196. ; prime do., 1940. @ L0}ge.; Santos, fale to good, 1c. « 19¢., gold, ninety days; Jave, government bags, 240. @ 26c.; do., grass mats, 240. # 27. ; Bingaporo, do., 20e. @ 21c.; Cey- Jon, 196. « 20. ; Maracaibo, Ife. 200. ; Laguayra, 1f¢, s 1%. } Jamaica, 18¢. a 19¢. ; St. Domingo, 15%Ko. @ 166. ; Porto Rico, 186. & 193¢0.; Conta Ries, 18e, © 19}¢s.; Macassar, 200. © 2te.; Mexican, 18¢: & 190; Manils, 18, © 196; Angos- ture, 180, @ 10%.; Savanilla, 170 @ 200; Curacom, Tce le tte chases fer mitiem oh the tate Wee eniots with onlya J sine’ were advanced }<c.; futarow closed firm. The SE et eter, to-day compare with Tuesday's closing prices ios Ths i M ti mn i saline @ dato then ion and on eotton in store running! ity not more baif a zrade above or beiow the ‘evade cea ce. Alaa om Grins, Sonea Sigil od orainar; i Low middiing....-°-. 128 ig ics) B Betriet iow mi Good mmf et good ee 4 Middling tai 5) Fatal ~Biod a, 97, low middling, L1sge. ; wldduoe od pus port. Consumption Speculation . ‘Total —Inelu at Feb: B-1ue- March, 400 ai 18.T-10e March, Ey oy as 7 16¢., 200 at 13 15-3ze., ther; April, igi at 600 at 18 Leech M 13 age june, at On, Total, 6,000 uals To-day up t bates ai 13 8.10, 30D a8 13 at 13) O00 at 1d Odo, 10 ais 5-160, 100 at - at 13 5-166. 700 at 13 7-16e,, 200 at 18 15-Bde., 2,300 ab 13360. ; Apt at 13 21-320, 700 at 13 11-160,, 100 at 19 25-326., 100 at 18 11-16¢., “$,900 at 1.25.82e") May Abo a 15, (700 18 15-16¢.. 1,800 at 13 31. sh 13 15160. June, 40 at 14 Seite: ‘Austst, 209 ut If 13.830 Grand total, 29,500 bales. The receiy 600 at rane bales. Total Beptouiber 1, 2,873. Cotton froights closed as follows: i=To Havre b Ke.3 to Hambarg, by steam, le., com, jremen, by steam, Je, compressed by vel y ston, iE st xd 2 880d by sal at ir, 12,076 bI 38 oucks ; corn, 35,24 ‘200 do. ‘The flour marl Steady, but ver ‘The sales were only 2,000 ye inciuding ‘state, ‘Western and Southern at the annexed rices. Corn meni was dull; sinall sales were made at our quotations. We quote 2 State. 83 25 0 $4 00 Buperfine 5 425 Bae 50 Extra State wa 52 Choice Stute 5258 600 Bupertine W 4a 4 Extra Western . 4560 625 Minnesota..... 5408 650 Round hoop ote: face (sd brands, ~ 4850 425 Round b vd 5508 650 Family 70a 800 St Lew! 50a 625 St. Lou! traight ext 6250 650 St. Louis, choice double extra. 7008 800 Bt. Louis, ehotoe family. -~ 8008 950 tw superfine, 400 5% . 2. 3008 425 pert 4308 450 re 528 6 Southern, fami! 67 « 90 Corn meal, Wostera.. - 81a 340 Corn meal, Jerse; ~-818 340 Corn meal; Brandy win 37 8 3 Os Corn meal, puncheons....... we he spring, kee, $1 Bi for No. ‘Sao. 4 $1 30 for ungraded spring. Bice ‘was in moderate domand and closed lower. ‘The egies ig at ihe inside prices; asi%e. for Fetruary delf ‘#8 62c, for new Southern white afloat nd 706. for old Western mixed, in storo. Rye was quiet and nominal, Barley was quiet; about 50,000.bushels wore sold Inst ovening on private terms, Pens—1,500 bushels-Can- ada Geld, in, store, wold at 81 12 Qate were firmer, No. 3 Chicago" being somin ally GL 4034 @ 61 48 sales were 47,001) bustiels at 480, 4 £50. for’ No, 2 Chicago. afloat 4c. for interior Western mixed "ada, fur No. 8 mised ane aba, 6 . for State mixed on track. GuNNIES wore stoady : quoted at 18e. for domestic; Borneo, Bs y Uige., and 186. w 13jg0. for bags, PORTLT ise ' vx Wé sole side oF 600, halen alia Fevea- ary shipment ie time und interest. We quote :—Amer- fan dressed, $90 0 $235 for for, single, i fate sake sss —New Orloans was quiet We quote +Caba, centrifugal and mixed, Ze, m 28e.; do. ol layed, 300, a Bue} Siuscowtdo fotnlng, Go. 0 B8e; do. B06 Porto Rico. 35¢. a. 50. ; “gngileh eae i 500. ; New Orleans, ol crop, 40e, «Soe. do., new crop, fair to funey, Sey a Navat Stones —The guneral market was quiet, We note sales of 50. bbis. spirits turpentine at 87. und 100 bi sirmined roxin on dock, at $1 Gu,” We quote :—Spirtte tur. tine, MORe bid & 870, aakeds rosin, strana BL hiss 1°83 jeshing- $1 67: ‘age ae, Wittmangrons $2 257 9 “Grta—The general tone Sl the market wecquiet. Prises uote Cottonseed, crude, 536, a 55e. 5 eliow und white winter, Go, di, sinter, & $105 63ig0. for new mixed, were unchan; low, 58c. a GOs. a 65e. ; linseed, casks, 62c. ; bbl menbaden, Bound, 45¢ 5 Bleached ‘winter, $1 00; ¢rude North : Toe. w um.—The market in general quiet, but frm. bbls We note sales of 1 Mae at 8 3.100, and at Phila: delphia 4,000 bia, refined. at 14340, The auotations wore an fetove Caen, ia palk SiGe, Co is Pile LA. 0, ©. for em a tie Baleimor 05 and seville quiet ‘apo Sa 4, ea ‘a ' ‘Pork, tity mine ‘and deof, 222 ieregs, 108 bls, ad $10. slerose, * &0 Pie spected mess and for ii firm st $20 90 for January, e080 for March. Out meats were stead: inactive ; 20 Delifes and about 0) tiercos ich onde ed] ‘averaxe, sold on 10K @ Ile, for bay od bellies, 30 reap . Re i ice. lor olekied do. I1e a 1180. for 130. for ne o"Becon wes duit: aare apes ite terms, ribs on car at nas at 10K. Private Lomo ing only in o ge. a Oi¥e. for shoulders aud 13340. a 15! mr pot Western, 12 11-166, ota, 280 tieroes Western mt 12 1-16, ft 1230. Refined was quoted at fc. ‘for Continent, earhet was obs it for prime; sali at Oe ‘ eects = we | market wae noroinal, edie . i 2 2 FE pack ages prot 1 of previ ee x Sage do. (ihrough feiguth st po hn i measai it , iy 5 3 000 boxes Pee = z is; ei 3 2 i a 3 Hl ia Cuba toa port worth of Tiatteraa with se d Tele to Bt. Jago and eg isfettiot ata tee as © Vamos SO p= NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS. Wrowespay, Jan. 26, 1876. Recuirts for ho hd ale an, Shae eins featitce Oe 368 ry baad = = Byig ih cz 6Ata bas Mn ghs Cat from 58 Ibe. 6 58 the: hae been allowed net. ba ay Og At Sixties streot eens Pronk: oid for selt 04 Iiltinols ) aaere at oe a 12360, var ib; weightey scant @' Tis” ‘cwt. "Burchard e Morritt ed A M. ve Li wieee By Oh Siegel sold for A. N. Mouroe ‘i uiftno Lis, por Ib, Tb,, weight 6 owt. TW ols stoors at 11 held om sale 83 Iilimois steers At ‘ard 18 Ohio steers for L. Meyers 35 eg we. -t Prank & Co, aaa issouri steers at 103sc. per {o., wolent & ae Hope £0015 Rontoc ploete at Ke" per th, Kent! xen at Disc. per Ib. sold for steers Tews. ; for ?. Brown 48 K. lie. per Ib, 6M owt ‘steers 1030. for Henderson & Co. 18 Kentucky ewt, Titinois steers, at, 1 Jb., weights 6) 6 Seliomberg 1 Kontecks oxen at off per head at I Goldsebmids sold . sold fo nek sit cae rh on Th weight Shige @ ine hd ne weight 74 —— euaer ap fates SHE several lots unsold ‘at noon : quality from poor to ‘Sheep sold at Sc. a ic rib. i lambs at Te. per Ib. Mie) & zeetnen ‘sold 200 oa io sheep, woight ibs,, at rb; 73 Obio sheep, welht 6, Ibs. at 8dg0 Pide: sold pty SSO Ta ak 8 by (g] rf at aX 166. Illinois sheep, wei en (St 50 og 8 8 Tilinots sheep. weight & Bilott sold. sold 1B iteots sheen, Virviain sheep, wa "703 ibs., at 6: ean 10 State ahoep, we ee inirs Looe per, Ww O ibe. at be pe ees wolght uso ibe, at Okc. poe i sheep, ‘weight 40,640. ibs og Obio "sheep, ight 41,920 Ibe mde per D, Welxel oold, 07, 4h er Ib. ght 80 Ibs, 6 ie ies even in ie ‘at Oige. per eh cows ia ee caives included. VEALS aND CALves.—Smooth quality veals in brisk de- ‘at Oc. @ Ile. per Ib. Poor quality grass calves sold at 4c. & ses por lb., fair quality grasa calves as $11 « $21 for ‘Oas.—Trade limited; 75 Obio hogs live weight, 174 Ibs. per head, sold as So. por ibe DOMESTIO MARKETS, Gayustor, Jan. 26, 1876. M}g0.; good yrdinary, 1 ne tae 7 ye 4 “To aivat Britain, 1,004; to the Continent, 2.212; anwel, 2,000; pr Bales, 1,506. ° Biock, Ww ORLEANS, Jan. 26, 1878. Jow milddling, 1146.5 good 100 Paes: igrone, 10,041" ex. ance, 3,219; coustwise, Cotton steady and quict; Cotton firm; ruldadting, 125067 ordinary, 109, Net receipts, ports—To Great Hrituin. 2,550} to LAT Bales, 12,00 Boom, sboav Monrts, Jan. 26, 1876, low middling, "11 \c. Net receipts, 1,308 bal ge Stock, 83 121. AVANNAT, Jan, 26, 1876, Cotton quiet; middling, ave 81 low middling, Nes, Rood ordinary, 10sg ts, oT, Maports cvasiwise, alle "Balog. 2.17 Broek, 60,442. ruxstor, Jan. Cotton steady; middling, 4 iI ido. ow seiaails good ordinary, 10%c. a lic. Net receipts, les. porseTo Ursa Britain, 2,655," Sales, 100, Bock, 87,0 WRGO, Jan, 26, 1876, $7 60 for No. i spring, 4. $8 25 for dowvie: Barley quiet ; No. 2 Bay, $1 15. nbs ited, Millfe och Burrato, Jan. 2a 1876, Recetpte—Flour, 6,500 buts; wheat, 17,000 bushels; corn, 28,000 do. ; oat 14,000 do. hasty, Flour, 6,500 bli. ; whe 000 buishela; corn, 4 ‘outs, 14,000 do. ; bari Floar quiet ‘and ‘ua Cotton quiet: middling, 12%. 1134. ; good ordinary, Oe. a 1c. Exports coastwise, 375, “Bul extra. Wheat and cern unchany panei Belt st at $1 23; No. 2 do., #1 03; ‘orn’ m: $17 w $18; Hg Se changed. Wheut—A ug it milling demand; millers will not pay asking rates; no sales, Corn dull and Rew on track ut $00. a 90i%0. Oats, rye and barley all nog ‘Lard dull at £30, Hig! lected. Pork dull; rg mess, $20, wines nominally $! Flour and uncha: are i Open $1 40 Te ichigan, spot an eg ‘1 ; No. rigs 25: 2 do. $1 08 gt 24: NO No. a Daytcn' and Michigan red, Corn steway, o Wabash disco, but Wg Ah bn 0. with @ moderate demand; Mer poo. 5 low milzod Wabi cee #"'Decsoed Aon'and Michigan, 43% April, Ch Fyots Pmt mk corn, 8, arnt Meg Bae Soo wheat, 4,000 bushels; corn, Bons i high an mized, a 1870, atGiood Garman ot loves raien glosing weal; Ni y Gangs. spot or Febreary, Goigs: March Piety yo 3 Gorn Of ful and lowers Non vie’ cod, aa ab pale, ee z anuary, 42340, pani kes firm; No. 2 a, Bike. fed lower at 79446. spot; unchanged. Dressed hoxs— at fall peices j gales at $5 10,0 $8.85, Pork — ‘at lower alee; sales 20 8 $10 25, spot 8810 29 February. $19 $0 Surely 81980 Apri 12 is Fel ot veg 13 05 Fe ies siovt rib middies, fo. Whiskey dull at $1 06, ab, Ny thes batielss sj corn, ile 21 do. BO di 17,000 bush Fooru ‘ a7, Bae pont et Demand HAVANA SA MARKET, 2118211 PLAS oy “ee art sue’ Gaited Staton 00 devi, gid, SAA premise, sight, gould, 53g a j pretun “Buge Bugar q EUROPEAN MARKET. Loxpow Propucu MARKET.—Lonpom, Jan. 26—Even- lag Linteod oll evened at ‘Be Od 8 2tm (end closed at 24a, per cws. ; Calcutéa Itnseed, 50s. 3d. a perlite a FINANCIAL. UGUST BELMONT & 00. Bankers, 19 and 21 Nagean stroo issue Travellers’ Credits, available in all parts at ihe world, through the Messrs, DE ROTHSCHILD and thelr correspondent. mec. Menay en Onlitorath 004 Rares Sete TLAPSLEY & BAZLEY, BRO WAY.—“PRIVILEGES" ON “Mi daw Vani riba ESch Siew ope Ee Avent REFERENCES IN NEW YORK AND LEADING CITIES, NEW BOOK, J0Wt OUT, ON WALL 7. 13 engraved i tion for stock speculators, and how may be limited and prolits increased. Seut free on ication. one & 00. Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wail st. T REASONABLE RATERS MONEE ‘< ON LIFE AND mores rey been pei Li pe and other Sigarities: inanraioe ofa BEIOE © ed Ti? Broadway TRUST FUND OF 870,000 TO LOAN ON BOND and mortgage for @ term of years: can bo divided in agg ait aly tepal expenses Caarged Address TKRUS- pers tne CO., ooh ah AND Ofer Stock Peirtogth on the acti ve stocks at lowont ratos; ROAD SOF THE with lustrations, containing valuable In forma- ‘acts guaranteed bere ordi 1 yma a caares ers Ce eed aan’ Beak ok ‘all st.; sent free. Stocks bough? ou small margins Lae eae tees am Peg tb i sicokay & 00. sf Broek 4SPine ment a Bot. Sand! 10 per cont eae. Bonds poainetS vestment Securities our rr to 12 per cent, interest ‘oe ele Detdle pas UROPEAN AND EXECUTOR PONDS TO LOAN ON ie rage ae Mortgage. Apply to JE ibs JOHNSON, 21 RB INVEST apply te He Le GRANT: 105 Broadway. POLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN Teed Dae ‘Urbana, Bloomington and Pekin Railroad lan of the Bither of the ani i ae! z reorganisation, 2 tie eS be o e athe eae rcs, Sooanyexice Fabra BO Broa ot JOBIAT BLOSSOM, W Wall w= NO, 6 PINE ST. | Ss Pa ee Heal Estate. a el PRICE OF i oe Carne MUTUAL Poca lea Chany, he forthe The ites, in confor scene ae yeasty tere Sat cee Protaluns’ an policies not marked off 1 January, 1 Total amount of marine No policies by been nor upon fire romiums marked off from ist bs Morzaciay! rms 7 ae of Samar rg 1875. Aoxses’ darin, SSomecoered reins marine 98,123,134 ATT 26 ‘The com map katie 0 Coorg ascents, vin, — United iStaien and Sta ‘State of New York stvek, Bix ‘per cont prota wil rai te holiors rari » Tie ontstandin peenerenng penttens 1872 will be redeemed aud wed aud ald t,t oles shar aro of phe legal next, from dane til tacoren teetoge Will seuss, es eertlacaten to be produced at she time of payment, maces celled.” Upon certificates which were issued tot" gaid, pre: miuma, the payment of interest and redemption will be in cent lared t earned fens of eo egg riba four suing Bim acre 1878, Sty] oped be issued on aad atier ‘the 4! By vr acder otis sia oot’ HH. CHAPMAN, Secretary. | Hordware, Groceries sad ‘Horses, W do. | Wall st. fei hE 9 eee pe I EAVIFE £-WOLCOTE. “NO. 10 PINE SET WARE specialty of loaning trust fonds. we’ Aves mortgages om pronerty ia thie city and vicinity; any amount, withows ONEY ON WIRST, SECOND AND LEASRNOLD Mortgages, at easiest terns. Parties requiring funds or having tunds to invest should apply to GEORGE We STAKE, room 8, 150 Broadway. [PAILROAD BONDS. All kiuds wanted for WwW. Ww EE 178 Broadway. AND ale THE FOR ¥ VV ADVANCE 11 Merchandise for 3 50.000 RAILROAD BONDS TO EXO for Dry Goods, Boots 4! Shoes, Clothing MARCY, No. Latest NEW TW < TO LOAN—ON ClTY inpRoOvVED % 293, 000 Poise ty sums t it, Heinen ag ply to MERWIN & CO. 409 and 489 Caualat,, gout ni Mie fot. Oratge, New Jersey s* TO IAN ON BOND AND MORT- Be 35 0.000 rages ‘one half per cent commission » prineipals only) oye arges for examination of title, JOUN F. CONREY, i 62 Broadway, room 9, i: | $1.000.000 2 meeaeaeny sarme box 110 Herald Uproms rack ote, 2 eetaaa furs _BU SINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ; Solon toes La. aw WHoLns vITH RETAIL aerART. . business expenses, Gouble their capital and. take 0 $15,000. Apply to GRIGGS & ¢ cee bil le AX AOTIVE PARTNER WITH ANOUT $1,000 WANTED, to take @ one-half interest in » manufacturing business rofitx; will bear inspection, Address AD delphia, for a gentleman competent ably, Gall at Number Department, J. Park place. PARTY WISHING TO INVEST $,000 I cash business ip active operation, payin, without risk. where, by proper management, ony be made, cau have such # business by ‘sddrossing GORGE SCOTT, box 150 Herald offices. PARTNER WITH $1,500 IN AN OLD ESTAR lished business; references. Apply to WILLIAM H. DREW, Atiorney, No.1 Broadway. HAVING A SMALL BUT NEATLY eon Broadway, would like # party to help or nish aad take charge of i¢ "Inquire of A. HOYT, 759 Bro. WITH ($5,000 CASH | CAN HAVE EQUAL in wholesale manufacturing business: 4 of way house in vity; papprietor 1 perience and valuable gonnections; business O00 yourly: re iret mortgage ‘y to STRICKLA, Beokman st. MAN, WITH $100 CABH, CAN HAYE HALP st in a'Bottle Store, where mone: ais doubted Address ENERGETIU, Herald, MAN WITH OAPITAL ea JOIN A ty in the manufacture of a small patented sption mulimited, by addressing HARD B, Herald OR SALE—TE ) FIXTURES OF ome of the finest Varuish ¥ sin Newarl wil ry and eT ower dosired. Address box Lb ABLISHED PRO! Restaurant, go Thir@ 1 Broadway, room OTELS, RESTAURANTS, LIVERY STAB Ho Gevtiag Bustacen Hoses Purehitng’ Beseate Cig Store, Billiard Saloon, Drug Store, kc. JOHN W. JORALe EMON, Store Broker, 1,267 Br adway. TEVA JNDUSTRIOUR MAN, TA AbOUT $700, CAN procure interest in’ the Coal Yard corner Jano and ote. f ARE OPPORT services; 62,500, mercant HAN KIN INVESTMENT— WITH business. « 7 NIPY FOR LD Like ADVERTISER, HAVING $5,000, WO axing. an old estab- to join d business man in. pur Iished manufacturing business now fp tedly for sale; @ fortune has been made in the bi jo the advertiser thoroughly understands; part foal oatate would be taken In payment for the balance, dress GOOD CHANCE, Herald office, HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING SUGOESSFULLY OON- ducted a store ani home agoncy business for the last Aine years, solicits the general management of real ostute, comprising stores, tenements and dwellings in any part the city, or is willing to lease improved property for « term of years; responsibility assured and best city references given. Apply to E. DODD, No. 3 Bloocker st. PAYING SAMPLE ROOM, 15 Broad street, New York, will be sold at a deciied bargain ; the owner, having other baste noss, is detormined to sell, Those lookiug for business will please call and investigate. y ANTED—A POSITION AS CASHIER, Keepor and correspondent, by a young man with §1,0006 to $2,000 to invest in business If required; unexcoptionable Foleronces given and required. Address C. Hl ., Heralds office. ANTED—A SILENT OR 57° ih of good. dnencumbered) BOOK ECIAL PARTNER wits 850,000 to $100,000 tw engage tn the \poruin ness. ving full name and add Pierodrwn, tHeratd' is sranch offic 15,000 BO ITAL BY A AN € Rtaesh commission louse, phony Gsafe and incroas Dusiness: specialties, butter, cheese, eggs, and all kiade ob boustey 9 proguce. Address B. | Herald oftice. $1,000, EufiarsatanE axa FE aoe A b tree) rofit wholesale, now in demaud for Centennial UCCESS, Herald office. Rea PARTNER WANTED TO, JOIN ADVER- g,,tlser with equal amount of caali to open fationery Store; one who can give undoubted. refaronce to honesty and Goneral character. Address STATIONE:, box ald ottice. 7, 51.500. ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN WITH + this amount ip cash ix desired as partner oF en salary Im an established and, prodeable, manufacturing om awiek at, STRATED = LU $2 000. Teligiowclentife. iosserdes receipts large; tiomey secured, No. 5 Kast 46th st. York, room 12, ooo BUSINESS EMBARRASSMENTS. The negotiations between the firm of E, Wintzinfol. der & Co., cotton goods, at No, 39 Worth street, and their creditors, which have been tn progress since them suspension, are almost completed. Four-fifths of their creditors have signified their acceptance of a compre mise at twenty-five per cent, seoured, and creditors baving claims amounting to $35,000 are the only ones holding out. Mr. Abraham Backer, the assignee, gives the abilities of the firm at $250,000 and nominal as sots $73,000, In tho assets is a large amount of real estate, heavily mortgaged, which, if foreclosed, would ‘be worth very little, A portion of the property is im Philadelphia, where they manufactured cotthn gooda In 1874 they lost heavily in two attempts to corner cotton, and an English speculator victimized them to the extent of $100,000. There {# also au ndditional claim against the firm of $25,000 now before the courts in this city arising out of his transactions, im whieh a decision 1s dail | ong : The affairs of Turner Bi ers, bankers, which bave been in bankruptcy for some time, develop very little rospect for the creditors. The assignes, Mr. Johm Resttee, han decided to deciare e dividend, nat ia batin Bloomsburg and Western Railroad bonds, which the firm heid $1,000,000, These will be divided pro rata among all the creditors who have proved reir claims. The assignee deemed {tt best for tho in~ terosts of the creditors to take this course rather tham sacrifice the bonds at the present market value, the Poad being in process of foreclosure. Very litde has Deen saved from the general wreck. Ifthe firm had stopped at the time they obtained taeir siren cant they could have paid betwee: x and erty to the fullest extent, pat ny ae way shee into business and lost i Their Park 18 now ander toresiosares ‘aan bo quested the creditors to buy tt in bates soot mo tut this they do not seem inelined to” = ‘and ed probabilities are that thore will be no erage, ne al to Solomon Mande! and that of Benton Villates 4 wo rb P. Haviland wero re- corded, The schedales of ‘man Hirsh end Morrie Hess were filed; tiatilities not enowas mound asseta, $12,000; actual value, $6,200. Louis Qutiow’s sctiedale showa:—Llabilttiéa, ‘$11,289; nominal assets, $2,506; EDWIN BOOTH'’S BANKRUPTCY. A meeting of the creditors of Edwin Booth, the actor, was heft yesterday at the office of Edgar Ketchum, Register in Bankruptey, at No. 129 Fulton Street, On presentation of the reports of Mr, Joba H. Piatt, tho assignee, a dividend of five and a quarter per on ihe doliar. howev this source. eye yesterday the assign- actual valae, §1,: cont was declared to the creditors. The jckaboee i iflbee $s Grain denlors have complained of the wanecessary delay in'the delivery of grain wirich arrives bere trom the West, and particularly of the uncortainty of the mode which is in use of transporting the railroad terminus to the warelouses ovily it it hoped, will bo. remedied at thé moeting of the Com ty to om Trade ftw Rach to be to-morrog averaooa. Doe ae tbe ggrbbinat will pep | »