The New York Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1876, Page 9

“duvestiment Securities and Government and » to who the seller could be, and guesses were as varied -grow “small by degrees and beautifully less’ under » scenes, was overheard to say that Trenor W. Park ‘had .» sBUSINESS TROUBLES, {CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE) ring filed the solvent ‘achedule in the Court of Common Pleas day :—Laabilities, $34,078 01; nominal ee yd Tistue assets, $15,000, Bond ordered ~TINANCLAL AND The Bears at Work Among the Fancies—A Further Decline and an Unsettled Feeling. GOLD IRREGULAR AT 131-8 A US 1-4 A US Railway Bonds Steady—Money on Call Loans 5, 6 and 4 Per Cent. Wat Sraner, Wrowespar, Feb. 2—6 P. M. Phe march of the Stock Exchange on its pilgrimage to the Mecca of higher prices has halted again to-day. “Whether stock jobbing pilgrims by reason of acquiring @ superabundant number of shares have found them act like peas in the shoes of crusading devotees, or whether the halt has simply been called as a rest previous to a new and more formidable departure, cothing events will show, Whatever evil occurred to- day to either bull or bear.was undoubtedly sufficient to the parties interested, but it could not have been very ‘| serious, since chances for loss or gain were limited and dealings, in comparison with those of two or three days ago, were on a reduced scale, Pacific Mail was unquestionably The cynosure of neighboring eyes, and attracted the largest crowd of admirers. There ‘was a strong disposition on the part of somebody to ‘market stock, and in the effort to do so the price broke down one per cent from the opening and closed at the decline, There wasa great discrepancy in opinion as as the hues of’ a kaleidoscope or the contents of a jar of mixed pickles. Many of the opinions expressed were quite as acid too, for the small dealers had been looking for an upward whirl in the stock onin formation quietly whispered and not to be breathed to a soul It was disappointing, then, to see its value the dumping process aforesaid, and coubly disagreeable to have to pay the piper. Tho weight of evidence seemed to point to Jay Gould asthe disturber of peace and happiness, and the reason for his action was said to be some complication in the Panama Pacific Mail jumble, which was to result to tho disadvantage of the latter company, In fact a promi_ nent operator, who is supposed to be behind the gothim."? This obscure but fearful assertion, launched against # mythical individual, came near throwing hold- ers into fits. - Western Union was less sought after, and oscillated ‘Detween 78% and 77%. The stories on which it was so Strenuousiy builed at the beginning of the week—to the effect that the company’s shares wore to bo divided ‘among stockholders, that a consolidation with therival Atlantic and Pacific hne was imminent, and others of | that ilk—were treated as old wives’ tales that had been told once too often. The Western stocks were oxceptionally strong, and dn the cases of the preferred shares ot Northwest and St. Paul closing prices were decidedly better than the ‘opening, as will be seen by reference to the printed list, Ohio and Mississippi was nearly deserted. Whether its friends are off to Montreal, with samples procured in the late activity, or whether the quotation of 24 ts ail that can be got out of it at present fn the upward hitch is a question that must be answered shortly. ‘The appointment of Mr, Allan Campbell to the post of iasioner of Public Works scems (o threaten a ‘Dreeze in the usually placid precincts of the Consolida- tion Coal Company. A circular, signed by several prominent stockholders, has been issued asking for proxies in the interostof Mr. Campbell, who is now ‘and bas been for four years back the president of the company. For the information of investors we cull out a few figures. Tho net earnings for the first two years of the consolidation averaged $222,000 for each year; for the last four years they have averaged $400,000. During this latter period all floating debt has deen expunged and the funded debt reduced $346,000. ‘The signers of the circular point to these items as cogent reasons why Mr. Oampbell should be retained in -office despite the opposition of some shareholders who codject to his holding a dual position, The argument of the Ggures is at least a strong one. Apropos to this subject of coal and ite consumers, ‘word comes to us across the river that our neighbors -of Brooklyn are in open rebellion against the extortion -of the gas companies. There is nobody to throw oll upon these waters of discord, for the oleaginous fluid is poured into the lamps to the exclusion of the meter. That the complamt of consumers at the excessive charges of the companies is well founded is shown in the fac} that while prices of gas remains as they were the material trom’ which it is produced has fallen de- cidedly im value. Gas coal, which two years ago was _delivered under ‘contract for the season at $7 50 per toy, 18 now supplied to gas companies at $6 per ton. At seems about time that the consumers should realize owe benefit from this reduction, THR SALES TO-DAY. The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag- gregated 148,300 shares, which were divided among ac- tive stocks as follows:—New York Central and Hudson, 1,270; Erie, 4,600; Lake Shore, 19,700; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 300; Northwestern. 6,600; do., preferred, 1,700; Rock Island, 2,000; Pacific Mail, 40,750; st. Paul, 7,700; do., preferred, 2,800; Ohios, 20,200; West- -ern Union, 27,900; Wabash, 1,800; Union Pacific, 300; ©. 0. and 1. €., 700; Panama, 100; Hannibal and St. Jo- ‘seph, 900; do., preferred, 4,900; New Jersey Central, 1,800, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— fo Md Central. Ohio and Mississi} New Jersey Cental, Det Lack." and West ADVANOR AND’ DECLINE. The following were the changes in closing prices sompared with those of yesterday :— Apvasce. Rie at Malem tg Meteramnn os renee 1 — Maj Now Seraey Central, 4; Erie, m London, . “piteuie —AUlantic and Pacific ‘ es Min Pa ieee iio elon Faring onern aay tah eee : Totumbiac 00 bende nt Pe on ‘THE MONEY MARKET. Money was freely supplied at Sand 6 per oon,“ witht com loans at the close as low a8 4 Foreign exchange eas weaker and before the end of business was quoted Rawat 00s Oe ue ond demand bills rypatepete, |, 00 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1876.-WITH ‘with « slight concession even from shove prioge for ge ‘ual business. mn coup manczr, Gold stiffened to 113%, but subsequently receded to 113, which was the price ‘established at the close as against 113% at the opening. The market was not active, and opinion 1s evidently divided with reference to the events of the near future, which are expected to affect the value of this commodity. Tne rates paid for carrying were 3, 334, 4 and 2 percent. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. « $1,948,517 ae 1,732, 867 " 000 CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Carrency exchanges, 825,409 Currency balances “eee “ee Gold exchanges. 5,707, 106 Gold balances. 1,646, 88° STATE BONDS. These were moderately active, especially District of Columbia 3.65’s, which sold at 70.70% a 70%. Mis- souri sixes, long, at 1023 a 102%; do., funded, 1894-95, at 1034. New Tonnessees at 46}. Virginia sixes, consolidated, second series, at 444. GOVEPNMENT ‘BONDS continue to exbibit strength, and the demand by in- vestors is still in excess of the ready supply. The five- twenties of. 1865 areamong the favorites and divide honors with the'sixes of 1881 and ten-forties. The fol- lowing are the closing quotations:—United States cur- rency sixes, 124% «@ 125; do. do, 1881, registered, 12214 a 122%; do. do., do., coupon, 122%; a 122%; do. five-twenties, 1864, registered (called), 114% ; do. do., do., coupon, do, 114%; do. do., 1865, registered, 118 a 118%; do, do,, do., coupon, 118 a 118; do. do, do, new, Tegistered, 1195; a 119%; do, do., do., coupon, 1195; a 119%; do. do., 1867, registered, 12174 a 12254: do., do. do., coupon, 121% a122; do. do., 1868, registered, 1233¢ a 12334; do. do., do., coupon, 123% a 12334; do. do, ten-forties, registered, (ex interest), 1165 a 116%: do, do., do., coupon, 119% a 19%; do. fives, 1881, registered, 11734 a 1175; do. do., coupon (ex interest), 117% a 117%. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. At Washington the bank notes received for redemp- tion to-day amounted to $600,000; revenue receipts, $275,000; custom receipts, $900,000, THE PORRIGN MARKET. The London advices report the rate of discount in the open market for three months’ bills at 34 a 3% per cent, money at the Stock Exchange on government securities loaning at 334 per cent; £65,000 bullion was withdrawn from the Bank of England on balance to-day. Consols were firm and \ per cent higher for the ac- count, United States bonds were steady, except for 1867's, which were \ lower. The following are five P. M. London quotations:—Conso!s, tor money, 041-16 a 94 8-16; do., for account, 94 5-16; 1865 bonds, old, 105% a 105%; 1867 bonds, 109% a 109%; ten-forty bonds, 108; new fives, 105%; a 10524; Erie, 16% a 15%; Erie preferred, $2 a 32, In Frankfort the new funded Joan advanced to 108}4. In Amsterdam Northwest preferred sold at 553%. In Paris rentes advanced to 67f. 25c. Exchange on London, 25f. and 12\f RAILROAD BONDS. The business in railroad bonds was small and the Wisconsin issues were lower, the Chicago and North- west gold sevens having been down \, and the Mil- waukee and St Paul issues % a 3, excepting the 7 3-10’s of St Paul, which were % higher, The other changes were an advance of % in Rock Island sevens, %& in New York Central sixes of 1883, and % in Louis- ville and Nashville consolidated of 1898; and a decline of 3 in Hannibal and 8t. Joseph eights and Ohio ana Mississippi consolidated, 3, in Union Pacific sinking funds, \ in Ohio and Mississippi seconds and % in Union Pacific tand grants. Of the new railroad bonds Canada Southern firsts sold at 70—a decline of 4%, Tol- edo, Canada Southern and Detroit firsts at 57. In the late dealigs bonds were firmer. Union Pacifte firsts brought 103:¢; sinking funds, 95%; Central Pacifics, 10544; San Joaquin Branch, 93%; Michigan Central sevens, 103%; do. eights, 114 and Morris and Essex seconds, 108%;. Chicago and Northwestern consoli- dated coupon gold bonds, after selling down to 89, closed at 8914 bid and offered at 893; C., C. andl. Cr firsts sold at 624, seller 15. BANK SHARES. Bank shares sold at 914 for Fourth National and 80 Ninth National, The latest bids are annexed:—Ameri- ca, 150; American Exchange, 1143; Central Na- tional, 100; City, 800; Commerce, 117%; Continental, 78; Corn Exchange, 132; First National, 200; Fourth National, 915; Gallatin National, 130; German-Ameri- can, 79; Grocers’, 94; Importers and Traders’, 1904; Manhattan, 148; Merchants’, 1181; Nassau, 103; New York, 1230},; Ninth National, 80; North America, 98; Park, 125; Phoenix, 9414; Shoe and Leatber, 150; St Nicholas, ex-dividend; State of New York, 106, MINING NEWS. Advices from San Francisco to-day state that the Consolidated Virginia Mining Company will pay the regular monthly dividend of 10 per cent in gold on the 11th inst. The January yield so far 1s tho greatest in the history of the. mine, and will amount, it 1s esti- mated, to over $2,000,000. The sum of $70,000 coin and $6,600 bullion was shipped for the East at San Francisco to-day. The following are the closing official prices of mining | sbares to-day:— . Consolidated Virginia 428 California. 85% Gould & C Best & Belcher... Hale & Norcross. PHILADELPMA STOCKS, ‘The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o'clock this day :— City sixes, old Lehigh Navigation. Lebigh Navigatio *Quarterly divi SECURITIXS AT AUCTION. The following sales were made to-day:—30 shares American Exchange Fire Insurance —- 2 do, Farragut Fire Insurance Company, 1 Arctic F:re Insurance Company, 80 RA do. Metropoli- tan Plate Glass Insurance Compan: New York, 100; 26 do. Firemen’s Fund Insurance y, 91; 200 do. Mechanics’ Bank, 140 a 141; 22 do. ard fire tn: surance Compan; 5'do. Montauk Fire Insur- ance Company af brow lyn, 190; 10 do. Irving Bank, 135%; 10 do. Metropolitan Insurance Company, 15; $50,000 Pacific Railroad of Missouri third mortgage fon, $26,005; $44,000 Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company of Missouri land debenture tens, due 1884, $26,355 ; 60 shares Metropolitan Insurance er 72 73; 40 do. Merchants’ Insurance Company, Sot ko ant fe Deposit Om 10, i ik waukec and St. Paul Rativoed ‘Com 74%; 22 do. oS 0, Rock Island and Pacific he. Raiifoad heyy do. Illinois Central a Hirose os 103 jo. Pennsylvania Rai): Degg Ae Continental National Banke i cy do. Rel Insurance Company, 100; Traders’ Fire Insurance Compan: pany, 12655; 10 ean Exchange Fire Insurance Com Resolute Fire Insurance Company, Avenue Railroad Company sevens Fagiiecen bonds, 88 ; $2,000 Dunkirk, Warren and Pittsburg Raitroad ‘arst sevens, 101 45. Fire MEMORANDA The following are the reported earnings of the Denver and Rio Grande Railway for the week ending Jan- Increase, 44 per cont........ ‘The Committee on Pacific Railroads to-day heard the arguments of Messrs, Scott and Huntifigton on Southern | Pacitle Railroad affairs, but adjourned without action. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES wontuale Fob. 2, 1874 PP bn CALL—10- AL ei # £ 300 408 poowee ees: 48 a Mink oP #3 an do. a 200 do. “a wo do. a 00 do. wo Se. Fa RR. oi two S FA we, Oaic fi 100 ads ar if. sy oO do. he Hi’ qm ane We do. Importers aud | ' Flour was dail. | Gulf ports, ey er Bne 110 NJ Con RR tr] Pas do... Han & 5 J Chia KR LER 60 Pee SESESE parece Son 10:15 AND 1 M, 12294. $10000 U 8 5.20, , ‘at. 122 be Laas, “p17 U 86-20, 6, 108. 14 * jis 800)” do 12354 1s2 000 125 119%, 20000 US. ut 5000 U 55 1178 Legig 10000 U 85's, 10-40, ¢. riaig FIRST BOARD—10:30 A, M, 900 shs Erie RR. 17 . Mich Gon iit eli on % 70. ro 1000 C S04 600 87 2000 no 67 4000 1000 1000 200) ‘3000, 2000 1000 100 # SEEEEEEE ete 5u0 do. 40 Tol & Wab KR. 400 Mile SUP dew 200 a g mist 54 5 bzzes: &, emer arity & of ar 300 do. 2700. do. 100 do. 1500 do. 500 do. 800 do. 4800 do. 4800 do, 1800 do. 200 do. 1900 do 500 do. 500 do 500 do. Wo do. 100 Ohio & MRR fb eo 100 0, 0 & LO RR.b 200 do. de 100 Tol & Wab RR..b3. 100 Fort Wayne RE. 100 Ohio & Miss Ris.b3 4RiRR.... 108 700 Hana sido pl $4000 U 86's, '81, e.bo 122% $1000 U Teer So ecourbs 11a fsu0o Uso cart"? 12g SKCOND BOARD—I P, M, 14°0 she P Mail 83.58 37 100 Chi & N 00 do 200 do 500 do. 100 Chi & N hae < 200 Ls & MB. do... {coPanaima itit lu Chi & RL RR. 100 Mil & Bt P 500 Mil & St P 200 do. ae -be Too Deis W iit bs 200 do c CC gS tysaper besa be at ee ro eUMBSSEEEES aH ah ata 19 Serr SS8s. COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT DULL—FUTURES QUIET— | ‘WHEAT STEADY—CORN STEADY. FLOUR DULL. LARD QUIRT—PETROLEUM FIRM-—SPIRITS TUR- PENTINE QUIET—ROSIN QUIET—-OILS UN- | CHANGED—FREIGHTS QUIET, BUT STEADY— COFFEE QUIET—SUGAR QUIET AND UN- CHANGED. Wepwespay, Feb. 2—6 P. M. The merchandise markets were generally dull, but prices showed few radical changes On 'Change bust- ness was exceedingly light in most commodities. Wheat steadier, out still rather quiet. Corn quiet, but steady. Oats dull, Whiskey decidedly better. Pork and lard quiet at the prices quoted. Freights were quiet, but steady. Cotton was quiet. Coffee was quiet. Oils were quiet and unchanged. Petroleum was firm, Naval stores were generally quiet. Sugar was quiet. Corres. —The market for Rio wae quiet but steady. We ‘note sales of 701 bags Rio, ex Ennis, at 17%Xc. for good fair, and at New Orleans, 1,000 bags. ex Shawmut, at 18%c. for strict fair. We have a copy of Messrs. Wright & Co.'s Kio telegram, dated February 2, 1676, which reads as follows :— “Sales for United States since 26th ult, 7,000 bags, Ship- ments to United States—To Atlantic ports, 11,000 bags; to none; stock at date, 240,000 bags; loading, 41,000 bags; vanes es receipts, 6,200 bags. Price un* og 1700 W; 15%Ge- # l6e, rion tee, a * prime do., es rg Bunion, sree te good, I n, Wee, @ I Ike. o Tete; Gaveniiic, Dijge. a 19) Geecion the spot 4 irregular, Futures Phe rok Foye int Assn y compare with Tues- da: ices as ows i ae 124i a Is 13. 5-82 1S 18 rere 4 232 a — tion and on cotton an Ben ho Nal seas Chet Toeeme Bee ewe Orleans, not more thaw Teras, | Yi Southern; oxten, Southern, tamily. Gorm moal, Western. 4 AB Mo. for for'ntate Oot on track. ail, ie diescae Round boop Ohio, shipp' Round boop Ohio, trade brands G2%\e. for prime new mixed. The sal bu ‘9c. for old Western mixed, in stor .. for yellow Southern, atloal wail, 11-166. Baker dull. ern, Jersey and for ‘Baltimore sacl ing brands. A5ig0. fe 0, 2 Chicago, in store, au per 100 Sk Fy SSuRsssgssesy: cucoamncraatoucuscoat 2 PePereer ee | 8 g re 5 GUNNiES were quiet at 13¢. for domestic; Borneo, 12!4e. ; Caleatts nominal! t. 'utB.—The market was stoady, can dressed, $280 ‘& $289 for double, $200 gle and ons $190 homiaal for undressed ally Oge., and 13e. a Luke. for bags, heavy but qui GMC gold, the latter for fine; clean, $210 # $210, goid; Italian, a $260, Heo. a Se. gold Jute ‘butts, SMe. currency, to hemp, 4c. & 44c., gold; Intl, be. a blyc., MOLAsses.—We note sale of 100 bbis. New Orleans at 45c. 1 580, We quote do., clayed, Oc. a 2c. ; muscov: 55 Se @ SUe. 5 Navad. Browes.—the tive state, with 4c. § ‘Was ington $2.25; do,, Cuba, centrifugal and mi. BSc. a BAe! ; Porto Ri Orieans, market rei rices unsettied. We quote sashes ian ico, falr to rosin, rained, $1 60. $2 xed, 2c. a 280. ; fo refining, 306. a 8c. ; do. ‘a SOc. ; Engl rime, 450. ined in the same inac- Spirits 25; piteh, 2 follows: —Rowin qutet and re uendy:ntrained. $1 Sa $1 5, ‘Tar stondy; Wilmin, $1.50. ntine hard, $1.60; yellow aip and vir: gin. e200." PSpirits dull ~inaetead. Stock. Afloat. 1476 89 yet and vieached wii do., cases, $4.35 w 4 to; 43c. white winter, Gib, c. c; lard, winter,’ $1 04; menhaden, Sound, 45¢ ride, ae a $1.65; do., bleached’ winter, $1 90; do, $1.89; whale, efude Northe 0. ve, casks, winter bleached inarket was very firm. closing at 180. for refined, with uo sellers from first hauds under 15c. .000 bbls, refined were sold ay 14%¢c reported from first hands, Crude, in bu 143¢¢. for cargo lots; case ‘se asc. a Ladi Philade'! By ‘lereen and 25 It; clear was qui Beef was qu mess at $11 aud extra ® $82 for riled “frat bruar, and jeaued stock quoted nt 9c. figures bid for the chlefly bacon Bristol, per and lard, at hence to Cork bird with 2.500 quatters ae Gs, 6d. one-tl | sand, and back with salt per bushel; # Norwegian bri; with 1, 400 quarters grain, at thence to Cork for orders, Tralian bark (to arri a to. direct ritish bi wort arrive), from an Am schooner, bi Porto Rico a 40 Bow PS hin ith $s per 00 NEW 240 terves A peg rary ook tierces June at $ Receipts to Janu Keceipis in Janna o January, bi | Receipts to January, cusks. 16; nas Keceipts in Janna January, ens! Sales in January, casks. prime at Wise. and 20,000 II Wuiskky.—Receipts, and 110 vie. aleoliol. ‘& moderate bt Mi Thad. Ota. To Amt Be PAT, jerman brig. wn Cargo at a lumps sum not mad were grain, Hn. 6d. ; one to wil rtd sant Os. BO reported hence to Vi Windw: ord island, a6 but Nie, Bixc. w Be. in. bbls., jaltimore, 14% as Jollows Titusville 7S ppens excited; v4 F2 31)( 0 $2 8235 asked now. shipments, $2 36 #1 Provisions.—Receipts—Pork, 5 tierces and 560 bbl cut meats, 630 pack axes: “April 4 joted at 1 jet and une! hang 50 8 $12 50; mess? 819 00 a B10. for city extra India at ‘5 tierces Western Hefined. a were es March on yg tierces from shippe ton A skims, 4c. a 9c. ; Ohio Rigor rood, ge. a Bige, i good to fan Foxe. do, Cheddar to fancy, 90. « 12! Fees aud 57 bbls. Foo tierees op peng ‘the sales we ired for to some extent; best m rades were dull and_ne aude’! dor tain good. 1a wae, Chee The market shows some Improvement, especially for fine makes, and with @ good de fu some cnsse aaking even more than outsld eo quote :—State factory, common to good, 7 se busses wes The quotations were as follows :— 11%. ; refined, . & 19}ye. for ordinary brands ; bid. Advices em, wd i arker’s Arm firm bacon. | tierce fod nt Bil 90 a $12 90 for plain ee SO Monnet Ss vate lay at ae: fect Stiawenrad tinued scarcity of func: an rs were § ‘end feceiving’ full prices. Good wrere aut toqu w fine io 1 rs; holders were 0 Bias. @ Hick was steady and te fair Jobbing demand. ‘Tie follow. ing is from the cireular of Messrs. Dan Talmae’s Sons:— CROP MOVEMANT LOUISIANA RICK 50,182 ¥.150—58,341 809 ik, February 1 cRor moview 71 21,456 a for ordinary, 840. @ bbls, whi Sal F jensoniee. Room per steam was offered with reserve, ines was effected in consequence of OATS DULL—PORK QUIET—WHISKEY FIRMER— | [21¢s,eing demanded, which shippers objected paying. 1 ite ir grain accommodation to i sit ran; 1,100 packages at 308. 100 hid Pee and bola bi ‘sail, Hohe oat bi re. with, British slip, 704 tons laid onthe. bersh for ‘aking the of ed above ae chiet part of Norwegian, bark, oes bones v0 che Ualees or bee ies” be bas i Norwegian burk, oe rom inal "Sigh 2 2,000 qu in at 190, per bushel: "Belfast, Dabi ‘ork direct, wi | uarters grain, at 6s, Bd. eto , 964 tone, reported | {ion Brunowick to Cadis, with: fumber, at $14 0 per shou: por basbel: bushel ; ib 4.5 t nited Kingdom, MOOT tous mow at sandy, Hook), Liverpool, with deals, at B. tons, ‘San Francis igupetees ten’ tet ‘on ‘taiTan bark to blies tor orders, 1. shen hence for or Callao at eitmore vo Cork Eo ‘gai do., thence to New York, 008) Feet di YORK CATTLE MARKETS. O78 2 ae, 8 Oée,; Tost: ala Bee & Sige. | Run tH i Cae: alt te scholee, 8 ee | Nos, 8 to 13, L. 1. 5 ‘Tike. ; Porto. Phas | ogg ol ‘ate terme, ara, 200 | frops ai 3gde- and 300, Dales Baca ed. Fhe roves wrod re- ported im ou last was a8 0s... an by bags, at 20s, Od. and 1 | |. | ‘sail, 800 tons oii ae PC jour, recently, 28. Gd. To usbels’ “grain ‘ ng at sam port Norch of Hatteras, at 11}4c. Fe teora Baltimore 16. Lisbon, 9,000 Ghia. do, from geod noe toa French an coed i $100 100, and snd ong. $0,000 fer of lumber from Port 1876. 101,101 8, a 209 8 SUPPLEMENT. Berves.—Trade slow, without any change in he track te since our leet From 54 ibs. to els, ight Bhy owt Minols steers per Ib. wolght 7 ow a Ts ewt. Or oP for P. B. Vose 33 Ohio steors at Oye. « l0%e. ps o & 7% cwt; 2 Ohio’ oxen ay 120 he R Ma nes, 36 Vi weight 535 cws. a9 ae O3Ge" 6 Tice fas the for Btrnuss & Storn 40 Kemucey ight Gcwt. ; 15 still-fed Kentucky eon weight 1,200 Ibs. per head; for ‘y Oxen, at 10e. per alb.. weight 17 Kentucky oxen, ‘at 1 Kenuacky 6 ewt. steers, at “woe bull ber « at 4c." i Baker, 86 "Kentuel : for ra te or 10. j hee B, old tor wie or ib. with $1 yb Sone sold fo tb. Morri ith wore at 10c. 19 Virginia ox ber 1b.. gross weight $5 Ohio bulls, ut 84 80 Ree Fr Obio steers, at 94¢e. per Ib. Gott; hoidon sale’ for D. Tole 12 State sows; sold ‘at 10c., per Ib, with $20 57 Minols “steers, at I lor M. B. Doty 38 filinoi wt weight 7 owt. 17 Virgin 1,200 Ihe, par head: fo sia 0. at ewt., gross weight 1.450 1 Licht 5! Hayes 48 Tllinow aeors it, herd, weight 7 ews; weight GX cw atro aeons ioe Stacy & Schwartz, 16 buts, aaa peri, weigh 1,909 Ibs. gross per bead. Sukxr axp Lasns.—Sheep slow of sale, at $5 31 Hott wold 200 ‘herejwere uo lam weight 16,370 Ibs., at bt | polo the, st) cc. per perl.’ Y7 Ohio sheep. w ga ra ‘ibe: 96 Oino sheep, woight 9 7. *Kirby sold State sheep, toa. at 8 eer ut oad soe? wei Ibs. R100 ibe ae ‘eee Wa, wel sf 1b.; 84 State sheep, 2 Buckingham held ov sale Pidcock we 378 Michigan fab a atc, $208; ritey Cows fair of sale at $55 a $80. neat calves included. VALS AND Caryae—Smooth quality veals held on sale. Grass calves slow at de. Syte Hoas.—T. H, Reid sold 131 Ohio hogs, average live weight 187 Ibs. per bead, at Shae. pe per lb. 1 Trade moderato. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gacveston, Feb. 2, 1876. Seton a middting, j,low, nladling, 1ge. ; fore ordina . Nek rece sae ‘Bxports wise, 172 a v Exporty—To reat Britain, 2 Salou, 7,100. Stock, 376,919, Moatux, Feb. 2, 1876, Cotton quiet; middling, 12%e.: low middling, 11%c. ; ordinary, 930. Net receipts, 2,074 bale: othe Chuatiol, 1,055; coutwiss dit. Salon, Savanwan, Feb, 2, 1876. ; Cotton dull; middling, 128%¢. ; low middiing, 11) ordinary, 103;c Nes receipts, 1, ales; grows, 1 HaporisTo Great ftitain, Atais'to the Continent, 2000; ouustwise, 336, Sales, 1,348, a 86,517. RUSTON, Fe Cotton dull: middling, 1254¢. sine middling, good ordinary, 10%. Not recelpts, 629 bales. the Continent, 1,000, Sules, 700. Stock, 56,717. Osweco, Feb: 2, 1876. sales 1,000 bbls. Whe: ; No.1 40; No.'1 white Michi; joady; W ‘no ut Co) 26, Mil rts, $17 $19; ship: su: middlings, $23 0 Gas perton, Rallrdad feel to Boston, 0c. ; to New York, 40c. ; ae Albany, 3c. Receipts—Floar, 4,000 bbls; whent 95,000. ‘do. ; oabs. 17,500 monts—Flour, $2,500 do. 500 bushel io, 000." do. 24,000 bushel do.: barley 800 ‘bla. ; whea' ‘outs, 17,900 do: ; arley, 10, Somend, steady; sales 1: Duatiels white of twe ours Sew Go fuirly aetive; 93,400 di 2, bone alot? éavy mean, $20, Lard ities ab 1 Highwines nominally $1 03. = 9 - Tourno, Feb. 2, 1878, Four steady, with «, fair demand. Wheae ite Wab: ‘$1 244, fair demand; No 2 wh . $1 A 28; extra do. $1 373g; amber do, Mare, si a April, $1 29% Fe spot and F May, $1 32; N red, 87}ge. ‘Corn March. abe. Oats neglected wa corn, 2,000 do, Shipments—Wheat, 13,000 bushel: e corn, 8,000 do. ; eats, 3, Curcaco, Feb. 2. 1876. higher: buoyant; Pine tate | ved, Corn in fait 8 AOtac, spot s 40%4e. wenk’ frreguim . pot; T4c. Febru ‘80. . 07 p40. Sega te Dressed hogs very fi $1 04; rgesee dull ani May, 49360. ; No.2, i8hy0,. Roce! ‘Sone, Arie 2 Now2 do., 730. ; ; lower; No. cd, $1 033 deman Spat inthe at holders waking Nigher, i st nighor, at $1: h iat + gz) Mare! tr, 49,000, bushels wheat, "70,000 do, oats, "21,000. do. barley, Sinipments-—8.100 bbls fine 11,800> buses . corn, 12,000 do. oats, 8,000 do. barley. At the’ afternoon call of the Board--Wheat lower, at Ys Pepreary Me. March, Gate higher. ‘Pork weadier, at $19.70 Feb: nged. 9 March. Lard unc! BRAZIL COFFEE MARKET. Rio Janwino, Feb, 1, 1876. ‘ot is unchanged. ee; The coffee m Good firsts, 5,900 «6,100 reis per t EUROPEAN MARKET. Loxnox Propuce Msmket. —Lonpos. Feb. | 2—Even- ing. —Culcutta linseed, linseed oi Gd, per ewt. a FINANCIAL, ~{ Uaust BELMONT & 00., Bankers, 19 and 21 Nassau stroo! issue Travellers’ Credits, available in all parts ome ob the world, through the Messrs. DE ROTHSCHILD be bry ‘eorrespondents. Santos, Feb. 1, 187 kilogram | Money 0 aliforn LEX. FuoruiNGnaa & & C0. ARE OFFERING Privileges on this active stock market at very close rate Contracts issued one month ago are now worth, on many stocks, from five to ten times the cost. Any stock at the Ad Exchange bought or sold on a margin. of five per cent. Ereary. fair to A, Bdge. | oil cake, British 000 ble. flour g.Bristah bark, | at Gs, Ud: at BOs: aabip ree isco, with general | about £1 yore for information, ALEX. X, FROTHINGHAM &00., Bankers and Brokers, 12 Wail st. ‘ BANKERS 1 AND \. 72 Broadway, York, ‘opportunitios fh the market for operat- it soe agnt ow small margin. Or ‘aph, Qaotations furnished, ent free to an, ond page book explaining everyt! or ae parties Invited to'eall at our office for fatormation. A XEW BOOK, JUST “Our, “ON W WALL ST. $ engraved illustrations, ‘containing valuab culators, aod how risks may be limited ‘Bent fre ication. me ieee on TOM BRIDGE. & Co. Deehers Ko Brokers, Wall st., tion for stock profits increus x. ¥. j Btocks Deughe Ken. ow EMMI PON « securities; insurance of ail eflected with best compa- nies. dod. HA HH & O0., 117 Broadway, Beer NOTES CITY, OR COU TRY. DISCOUNTED ARON, Banker, 38 P: ND } ROTTS E. ~ SRRRSTORE i THEM Bank will be paid a dividend of twenty fit Savings five per cent, on dew: it the office intely occupied b; suid bank. Staats Zeitung Building; depositors will bring ee ere Ww. F, ALDRICH, Receiver. LOAN—ON NEW YOR Addr ROP EAN FUN ae Brooklyn and Cor Property; no bonus. x Mon 119 Herald office bi ] VE MONEY 70 LOAN ON MORTOAGE [Ser Ore RAVE Money Po titale deniing to HOR kow oR INVEST apply to H. L. GRANT. 149 Broadway y T—MONEY LOANED ON MORTGAGE Pie prasad Property. . HYATT. 145 Broadway 7 PIERCE, NO. 5 PINE ST, HAS TRUST Funds to Joan on approved New York and Brooklyn Real RE % WOLCOTT, NO. 10 PINE ST., MAKE A ciaity of loaning trast fonds on first mortgages on roparty in this ely sad vielnity, xny amount, withous AND LEASEHOLD Parries requiring funds to invest should apply t© GEQRGE W, mt ) Broadway EW JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY. bonds of this a to the amount of ang Pee actually red to the Central 4 Nassau ri ‘ind other Bret mortga: ionnt of $283,900 in. addition being iu our our control, and it being certain the first ot $4. josure First mort) i 0 persons holdin dered are respectially requ delay. first mortgage bonds not yet surren- to deposit them without COMMITTEE % Beare .0 Chairman ith Je. Haul. y Whelen. mbers xt., room 10. + county Bonds and other Al fave Wrgrrsnar, Feb. 2, 1876. specialty 24 nae paying 10 to, necarrs ron 16 pave. : promptly paid kor vale bal ake COLAY & CO ae a ee ho 40 Sine a New York. bs RY on 7B. Peteelied Ate ae a Prive yo TO LOAN 0 258 | §20 aor aa 20.000 Fi fas mercial Credits tore Telegraphic Transfers of * ferme |! D | $100, 000 John | 3. 500. “IN PARTNER WANTED AT ONCE, IN A FINA NCTAL, Wanten- 000 ON FIRST MORTOA ‘only to $1,000 assessment (in process ed to sign in hiquidation. New Yorn, Foperty wort $28,000, Pring SUBS! ead mitation; 5. Woolf alone is aathor SOLOMON WOOLF, LOULs CELLER, Jr. OJICE 18 Hk. ship lately subsi: Sehue: the Bist day of January, ih, Hartman is authorized Wo settle ail debts due to and by the >. | tiem, New Yous, Jan. 31, 187 1876, by mutual Cc. W. HARTM. CHARLES Seavers. Y GIVEN THEE que UE PARTNER ow ta'and Julius Stapf under by fis fan ~y 4Co., Manufacturing Jewellers, was Lage cy harle Flaten JULIUS STAPFY, C formed a ceparthershi aE ie d PRICE UF ZC. DEAS £ CO. NO, 36 BROAD ST, New York, poproecs 1, 1874.—We have this day under the above frm name, forthe | buying and selling of stocks, aang geld on commission, HiaYwooo PRINCE. UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED & StoxSehartuership under the firm name of William Tilden & 1d factories, Pearl at __New Youn. Feb. 1, 1876, HE COPARTNERSIL seriber and ¥. ate: is this w York, Fol Aissolve . 2, 1876, ry cae UNDERSIGNED Hay ws successors of the late Wiliam Tilden & Witham Hodget.. for the mannfackuse of varnishes, japans WILLIAM TILDEN, JAMES STOKES, JR. » ed. BRTWEEN THE SOB- Meyer, under the firm name of HI. & J. JOHN F. MEYER. tH AY FORMED & copartnership, under the rma vane Yooh & tellers foe the purpose of carrying on the elothiers and. tailors” triame mine > HENRY RICH, 876. LOUIS ¢ have th 6" Wo jirm naine and stylo of Buckingham & | pose of baying and selling st ment securities upon commission BUCKINGHAM, UNDE , FEBRUARY 1, is is day formed ks, b EDWARD &. . Ie. ership under the iii for the puts dand invest HILL, Mombors of the New York Stock Exchange. Awe iiMvand G scutes with WELL VERSED IN knowledge of Freach, wishes, for reasons made known if necessary, to locate him: self some distance from the of business generaily, and wor in secordance with, ti Address H. J. cit, ij Quas thorough knowledge id wish @ position of sume sort above; ample security if required. TROLS SaOREREERE WILL INVEST in wholesale notions and fancy being employed three months on a 75 Herald of MAN WA’ + Brit East 14th st. airy goods business ther salary, Address TOWURNISH $300 FOR rical enterprise, to travel through the United company o1ganized. GRAY, 210 “SPLENDID ©: HANCE: ‘A PRACTICAL La Witt $2,000 o1 busi- nd a safe A PARTY WANTED, WITH CAPITAL, “70 TAKE AN interest in @ store or manut foot te 70 Broadway. easy, cash business, with broad. particulars, PROPRIETOR, care Mr. Bartlett, $69 Broad: way, New York. OPENING IN moderate capital desiring to have 8 q ca ‘DO: residence UsIN EAS OPPORTUNITY. Spee K, is oui favorable terms ifdesired. —rOR ANY PER ios FIXTURES! rishing corner r sale on favorable terms;, the lease oan be ota DO SHEEP FARMING.--A PARTY ENG! Gd ines; frst cl York references. box 2,589 Post office. Now York. Baa SALE-A PATENT WHicH Oa Bact | Tre ject to protect hose laid across road track oe injuries from apparatus cau oe Aras bout GO KRUSE, N S"Sul ivan st ive Seat ruta given, Apply id relinble. box 225 Herald offic ER, WITH $4,000 OR $5,000, o balf interest in & light manufacturin, For information, address business; USINESS, IBERAL ARRANGEMENTS WOULD BE MA MADE with an agent to circulate a set of handsome books the author would like # loan on firat edition, with of buying back on good Interest ; none. but cay A UTHORE! KING BOX” Machinery amount of money. “FACTORY, th h prvtions FULL SET OF (doing @ good cash buiness) for » smali Address PACKING, box 125 Herald stocked. RANKIN we Fireplace Heater tor the cit; alo of our oda Servings for Sor make of Sia Address STUAR’ PUK RIGHT MAN WITH $1. terest in the best located NS, 25 Wi igive the control of our vt y of stly celebrated Sunnyside ts also to have she iad. Waste. NO ORDINARY FORSTOR OR NESS profitable a field for energetic men a» popular work, “Hill's if, SHEPARD, 13 Astor place. offers agency forthe sandard aud. hi anual of Social Gnd Daninee ply. 0 GAN BUY HALF IN- 1 Yard in New York; well Rights for "New ork. Re Pa W. ., New York City. ANTED—AN ACTIVE PARTNER IN AN OLD BS” tablishment; cracker and biscuit bakery, 219 Fultom LIVE Me “Witt $100, AS PARTNER pound every week. 7ANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS W light mannfactwy $1.00 of a num! BR: ng busine: 7. Herald RINER IN A established 15 years; has to be apital required. Address Z., a can- rooklym 4 eens ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH ABOUT $1,009, Ths ady estab! dress J. K., eee 182 Herald Uptowa Branch office. 0 $3 REST IN AN INVEN- i om that will control the manut of ven in tinware. Apply WoJOLN ie 2 50) WILL PROCURE A GOOD BUSINESS DL)! and purchase valuable letters patent; wilt bear investigation, For particulars inquire at rvom 36, 106 well established cash business netti For interview address WORKER, 85,000 year, Horaid office. $3.000 house ; fcash eapiral . Addr ‘il offered. Apply $25,000. User is of uudoudied rempectal and required, Addrei $25.000.-i yer cent profit ; rincipuls only address box “NET D. from an ist partner wanted, Addr ALTSTER WANTED, + A practical man to join the advertise 95,000 onah capital ‘veusived be invested ; n 77 station D. AILY € «box 61 Post office, Sackett em CONVIVIAL STOCK BROKERS. The members of the Stock Exchange sat down to dinner, at Delmonico’ Fourteen! Dee INVESTMENT FOR PREPARING SOME valaable inventions for the will pay large returns. Aildress to INVE wark, | 35, 0005 WANTED, PARTNER IN A WELL B8- tablished, frst class manufacture in rut- fling and lace gouds, with a view to extend business: adi su! given ing business; article staple ws flour; 20 will give wad require Gree class references. street and Fifth | avenue, last evening, the bulls and bears of Wall street agrecing—on this ocgasion only—to lay aside all differ- ences and only to call up margins on the cuisine and the wine cellar of the JI laid aside lo cali” operations in fare was a catiosity, farnous cate: prominent members of the ie were prose ve business to 0 into “pat few of tke dishe de ‘ost of the tand and je bill of entremets nd | being suggestive of Wall street, canard 4 la Jay Gould being one of them, Speeches were made by many well known orators of the Exchange and applauded to the ¥ in “F The company separated ata late hour, makin) h avenue ring with the air ofthe ‘Soldiers’ Chorus’ 6” get LO some very queer words. WAS If HYDROPHOBIA? A girl pamed — Lizzie Molio¥, @igbteen years of Age, was taken to St. Francié® Hospital, in Jersey City, Naat Monday, declared that she had she was ascribe the she col n aclosé room and ee aon from the stove, When she was attacked with vomit ms, which continued tt catod by the fumes of recovered consciousness ing, followed by violent suffering from hysteria, which bad symptoms of hydrophobia. Despite oe the physicians abe grew steadily worse and ful agony on Tuesday night. skill died ia io ber lucid bab men not beeu bitten by fe are of, and the only cause tow attack was that a short tyne was oearly suifo- pas! she was conveyed to the hospital. Her case has thr~ nished a problem which the physicians have been ane able to solve. DOG FIGHTERS ARRAIGNED, In the Fordham Police Court yesterday morning Michael bavigg “aicended « last Monday night all | Tuesday, by a posse of the acting for the vention of the cies taal cue of the exainr’ combat, its labs dager, The. premises wore ‘eth, proprietor of Kari’s Park, Melrose, and twelve others were arraigned before Justice Ly on the tne Tolray-anird formation given of aeiethoiere eee