The New York Herald Newspaper, February 4, 1876, Page 9

BUSINESS TROUBLES. CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE] office of Isaiah T. Willi Register tn Bankruptcy, at No, 4 Warren street. Fifteen creditors were present, Fs ye Mr. William L. Allison, of No, 128 Nassau reg, ware the Rank of Redemption, Boston, oh OT; ington, $4,676; Patrick Doi $4,108, ; Poter ‘Leitch,’ $4,000; itzabeth Sproule, Montreal, $3,200; W. L. Allison, $2,026 80. The liabilities are estimated at $50,000, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The Stock Market Depressed—Pacifie Mail, Western Union and Lake Shore Under Fire. GOLD STEADY AT 1138. Money on Call Loans 4 a 5 Per Cent—Foreign Exchange Quiet—Governments Strong and Active—Railroad Bonds Firm. Watt Street, Tuurspay, Feb. 3—6 P. M. It will be conceded that Pope as a poct was a heavy ewell in his line, and his manes may possibly consider ft an impertinence for a mere money writer to borrow his famous Alexandrine line as descriptive of to-day’s stock doings. We nevertheless take the risk of the solecism and quote the market as generally feverish and feeble, and that jt, Like s wounded snake, drags its slow length along. ‘There was a general give way in prices in to-day's transactions, @hich {s not altogether in keeping with the rose-colored reports, so industriously spread, of the good. time coming, based upon a reviving business @nd iicreased railroad gains. There is a Secret feeling that the recent hop, skip and a jump in the popular fancies may have Been dueas much to manipulation as toa real set in ‘of prosperity. It is discovered that the share list is ‘weakest when it looks strongest, and that, after all, the divinity which shapes stockjobbing ends is Mumbo Jumbo Gould. As we have repeatedly remarked+leav- ing investment stocks out of the question—the market for fancies is strictly confined to the four walls of the Btock Exchange. Nobody knows this better than Mumbo Jumbo, and, taking advantage of the Centen- nial hurrah, he has gotten up a hue and ery which at- tracted a crowd of followers, as does the clamor ot ‘Stop thief!” excite the lomerers of the street. Verily these letter gentry have captured the culprit, and, be he ‘known under the name of ‘Lake Shore or Western ‘Union or Pacific Mail, the speculative public have got -him, and got him badly. Mr. Gould, as we suggested a few days since, has been swinging around the circle of the stock list, thundering like Jupiter Tonans, first here and then there, with the hope of attracting worshippers to his shrine, Asa market was made it was furnished with stock, and it is more than probable that these blind be- lievers in a sudden prosperity Lave been filled chock full of shares which may, before relief comes, prove an indigestible meal. The market as a whole closed from one-half to one per cent lower than the opening, although later trans- actions were an improvement on the worst prices of the day. There were no rumors circulating of value enough to influence the market, and the decline seemed duo to the fact that the short Interest was toa great extent covered, and that the bull cliques had spilled’ out their holdings to their credulous friends. IfMr. Gould has really been able to market his long stocks to the extent that the street gives him credit for, it docs not seem likely that we shall have a turn for the better for some little time to come, If, how- ever, the manipulation has been for the purpose of enticing a larger short Interest and of buying back fongistocks at cheaper prices, any day may witness a whirl upward. Outsiders, with a hankering after stock gambling, will readily see from these views what a gure and certain chance they have in taking a hand. ‘THE SALES TO-DAY. The transadtions onthe Stock Exchange to-day ag- gtegated 151,600 shares, which Were divided among ac- tive stocks as follows:—New York Central and Hudson, 150; Erie, 2,430; Lake Shore, 30,000; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 895; Northw 9,000; do, preferred, 1,800; Rock Island, 1,980; Pacific Mail, 34,500; st. Paul, 8,750; do. preferred, 2,900; Ohios, 31,300; West- ern Union, 21,320; Wabash, 1,400; Union Pacific, 450 ©., . and 1. C., 800; Michigan Central, 1,700, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— ‘New York Central. it. Milwaukee and St. Paul pr. as 15% Oto and Misasaaippl. 23% New Jersey Centri + 108 10834 Del. Lack. and Western... 18% 8 Union Pacific... 69 e 5 ‘Oe. 2 = ity s Sete Itt Senn ee $e 3 er Ohio & Miss...” Panama. ‘Tol & Wab The following were the changes compared with those pf yesterday :— Apvance.—Atlantic and Pacific. Telegraph, %; Del- ware and Lackawanna, 3; Northwest preferred, ‘ aa Island, %; St Paul common, %; do. resected’ Wabash, New Jersey Central, *ippcun tie York Central, %; cr dan ; Erie, 4s; Hannibal and St Ki sag Ch ry the io Shore, } Ohio and ere 2 44} Pacifle Mail, 135; Union racific, $6; Western Union, “My District ‘of Columbia B66 bonds, StaTioxany.—Harlem, Northwest coiamon, Panama and Quickstiver, TRE MONET MARKET. During the greater part of the day money on call loans was in free supply at 5 and 4 per cent. Ex- ceptionally some business was done at 3 per cent. Foreign exchange was dull and steady. Prime asking wates, 4.86 a 4.8934; selling rates, 4.85); 44.89. Reich- marks, 9554 295% a 96% a 96%. Cables, 96% a97, Prime Paris, 5.13% a 5.114. ‘The following were the rates of domestic exchange on New York to-day at the cities mentioned below:— Savannah, % premium; Charleston, 1-16 tos pre- mium ; Cincinnati, 40¢. discount; Chicago, 75c. discount; Bt. Louis, 750, te $1 discount; New Orleans, 4 dis- sount THE GOLD MARKET. Gold was steady throughout the day at 113. The rates paid for carrying were 3, 84, 2, 25 and 4 per cont, OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD ExcHANGE Gold balances. ... balances. aucrency Gross clearances. NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1876.—-WITH thar Go, do., do. coupon, do. 114%; do. do., 1865, registered 118 a 1184¢; do. do., do, coupon, 118 a 118%; do. do, do., new, registered, 119% a 1197; do. do., do., cou- pon, 1193 a 119%; do. do., 1867, registered, 121% a 122: do, do., do., coupon, 1214 = 121%; do. do., 1863, registered, 123 a 123%; do, do., do., coupon, 123 a 123%; do., do. ten-forties, registered, 116%; a 1167%: do, do, do., coupon, 119% a 119%; do, fives, 1881, registered, 11734 a 117% ; do. do., coupon, 117% a LIT. TUE UNITED STATES TRKASURY. ‘The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $394,000 gold on account of interest, and $434,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonda kevenue receipts at Wasbington to-day were $200,000. Customs receipts, $200,000. Bank notes received for redemption to-day, $700,000, The Committee on Ways and Means considered to- day, without coming to a conclusion thereon, the bill proposed by Fernando Wood to increase the volume of the 434 per cont bonds from $200,000,000 to $500, 000,000 and to extend the time for their redemption from fifteen to thirty years, The Secretary of the Treasury was before the committee in advocacy of the bill. ‘WIE FOREIGN MARKET. London advices report no change in the Bank of England rate of discount, which remains at 4 per cent, the rate for mony at the Stock Exchange on govern- ment securities being 334 percent. The bullion in the Bank of England increased £109,000 during the week, the Bank making a further gain of £11,000 sterling to-day. The proportion of reserve to liabilities, which was 4334 per cent last week, is now 42% per cent. Consols were higher and United States bonds steady. The specie in the Bank of France increased to 19,660,000f, during the week, At Frankfort new fives are up to 101%. Rentes in Paris 67f. 60c. Northwest pre‘erred at Amsterdam, 55%. The following are the last London quotations, at five P, M.:—Consols for money, 94 a 94%; do. for account, 04%; 65's, old, 105% a 106%; °67 bonds, 10944; ten-forty bonds, 108; new fives, 105% ; Brie, 15% 315%; do. preferred, 32a 3234; New York Central, 101}. RAILROAD BONDS. These were comparatively quiet although firm, tak- tng Into consideration the bearish feeling reported above. Albany and Susquehanna firsts sold at 108 a 10834, Rock Island sevens at 109% and Now York Cen- tral sixes of 1883 at 10434. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds advanced from 89 to 894. Milwaukee and St, Paul, La Crosse division, do- clined to 9834, L. and M. division declining to 92%. Hannibal and St. Joseph convertible fell off to 83%, Michigan Central sevens to 10333, Ohio aud Mississippi seconds to 78 and C., C. and L C. firsts to 53 regular and 52%, seller 20, Union Pacific firsté sold at 103, Jand grants at 101% and sinking funds at 957%. In the late dealings New Jersey Central firsts, new, sold at 115; do. consolidated, at 111, Pittsburg sinking funds ‘at 109, do. fourths at 101%, Michigan Southern sink- ing funds at 108 and Chicago and Northwestern con- solidated at 101 for plain and 89% for coupon gold bonds, The latter closed at 893¢ bid apd 8934 asked Milwaukee and St. Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee divi- sion, advanced to 943s, Union Pacific sinking funds to 96 and firsts to 10334. Canada Southern firsts sold a, 70, and Chesapeake and Ohio firsts at 3034. BANK SHARES. Bank shares were steady on small transactions, and sold at 115 for American Exchange, 117% for Com- merce, 914% a 9134 for Fourth National, 135 for Com- merce and 10534 for State of New York. STATE BONDS. State bonds were dull. New York coupon bounty loan sold at 104%, Missouri long sixes at 10234, and do, of 1877, 100%, District of Columbia 3.65 bonds at 70. MINING NEWS. gamle “yhoo Hf ee os 6 Hg 300 ¢, oti cunts oe ‘Tods AND 11:90 A.M. $11000 5-20 ¢,'65,n.be rh! Soe ene uns 20000 US S20, ¢, 87. 12) 3500 U ibe 1 MES s00 U8 seiddorbe L 4000 US9's, 10-40,¢. be FIKSt BOARD—090" 100% 200 she Erle BR..b eve works 500 a3 104 210 Clow # RBevbe . 108 10884 109 Hactow itt.” 190 Un FacKk be oR ; 10 Ww * 100 160) 00 1400 2100 a aR Tm i T75 140 Kansag Pac ‘ 77 10 ToL b R 6 77% 200 6% Tis, 20) Sx ‘ : 4 109 Del, ‘ e W Bitte 115% i 3 119" a 8 Chi, Q pr Sade Ds L.Ovec Mail da, 1500 ¥200 400 2p, Fw &C gt be I 100 Pac RR of Mo. be » 100 Chi & ovo Mild 200 a The sam of $9,000 coin and $20,000 bullion was shipped for the East at San Francisco to-day. The following were the opening quotations for mining stocks at San Francisco to-day:— Eureka G. V. Best & Belcher Kentuck. .. . 18 ie Union consolidated, 10 54 Alpha. 24 Crown Point... 23 Meadow Vailey 8 Yellow Jacket... 99 =Sterra Nevads. 22 Belcher. 34 = Mexican. 19 Imperial. . 9 Caledonia 32 Virginia consolidated 422 = Silver Hill. 12 California... 83 Furekaconsolidated 16 Overman ....... 65 = Justice... 3 Raymond & Ely Julia consolidated; 16 "Quarterly dividend, ate cent, PHILADELPIIA STOCKS. The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o'clock this Gay:— | City sixes, old. City sixes, new. Camden and Amboy Railroad. *Pennsyivania Railroad... 5 Philadelphia and Reading Railroad... 63 Lebigh Valley paereesy 63% Catawissa Railroad, p' 45% Philadelphia and Erie R road 21% Northern Central Railroad. 88 Lehigh Navigation 61K Lebigh Navigation, g: 104g MEMORANDA. ‘An important circular will probably be issued to-day concerning the affairs of the Toledo and Wabash Com- pany, and embodying suggestions of value to all par- ties im interest. An earnest endeavor ts being made to protect this great property, and if the plan of the stockholders, who are now co-operating, succeed, it yet | may recuperate, and after the example of other secur!- ties which before now have been In the meshes of mis- fortune, give evidence of renewed life. The London Morning Hour says, concerning the em- barrassments of the Eastern Railroad of Massachu- setts, that Baring Brothers, the bankers, have issued a circular saying that, having shared the general conf- dence reposed in the company and its management to the extent of specially recommending the sterling bonds as an investment to many persons, they give no- lice that they will take up the interest bonds provided for at the meeting at Boston on the 16th of January, | and pay tull interest on the £600,000 bonds issued by them as usual on the 1st of March and the lst of Sep- tember, 1876. The following shows the earnings of the St. Louis, | 3 Kansas City and Northern Railway Company for the | fourth week in January :— $65,181 $3,236 246, 535 For month of eens 088 Increase stteeeeeeeses $38,447 The foilowing are the comparative earnings of the | Milwaukee and St. Pad! Ratlroad tor January ;— 1876. «$527,000 + 466,000 } seeee $61,000 A special from Washington says that the majority of the Ways and Means Committee are in favor of Mr. Wood's bill. The Banking and Currency Committee held a meet- ing to-day, but did nothing. A prominent member of the committee says there is no prospect of their doing anything for some time to come, Another Washington despatch says:—‘Tt is stated that the Treasury Department has for some time been using legal tenders deposited for the redemption of national bank currency for other purposes. A resolu- tion will be offered in the House in a day or tw NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Tuorsoay, Feb. 3, 1874 BEFORE CALI—10 AL M. $1000 Un Pac sink f4.. ie ao awon & WR 1900 shs West U x3 20 m0 7 50 778 1500 id cick | g | / | i P 108) Fo: 108: 100 do Da Fy 100 do. 7 a7 100 4 %: 100 NJ 2 37g 600 Ubio & 23% yee fics: B 23: 800 do. aa 36% BOD uo 23) 36% 600 do 233 36% 200 23; 36% 500 a3 36: $200, do 22) 36% 500 do. 22 36 900 22: 30 do 22) 200 do. Fo 7 9 do 3 86% 800 66% 1500 do. ae 06% 100 Han &OtJo RR, 31) 66 100 do. a Sot 100 Han a 31% a0 Se 100 do “0 2? M. $20000 US5's, 1,81... TK ND BOARD—1 P, 1200 he L SaMSRR., a 500 Mit 84 pt be 7595 24 Chi, B&Q RED 119 200 Ono « Miss... 100 100.0 #1C., oie 100 20 Aib & Susq RRbe 103 8 ¢ 200 PacKK of Mo.ba 13% 2:30 TO 3 P.M. 10090 US 6's, r, " 100 shs LS & MS..b3 Sos U0 US 378, Sf 1. do m con Jobo Dist Gat 2.63 ; 5000 Se Pac Rt of Mi 2000 Ln Pac RK ist u 1000 © & O Ist, ¢ on. +b3 600 COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET—FUTURES STEADY— FLOUR DULL-—WHEAT STEADY—CORN FIRM— OATS DULL—-PORK FIRMER— WHISKEY FIRMER— LABD IRBEGULAR—PETROLEUM IRREGULAR— SPIRITS TURPENTINE QUIET—ROSIN QUIET— OILS UNCHANGED—FREIGHTS QUIET AND UNCHANGED—OCOFYEE QUIET—SUGAR QUIET AND UNCHANGED, Tuorspar, Feb. 3—6 P. M. The markets wore still dull, bat prices did not fluc- tuate materially. On ’Change business was very small in mostly rything. Flour was dull Wheat duil but steady. Corn dull but frm. Oats dull, Whis- key firmer. Pork firmer. Lard irregular, being decidedly better on the first call, but lower at the second, Cotton was quiet for spot Futures closed steady. Freights were quiet but unchanged. Coffee was quiet. Oils were quiet and anchanged. Petroleam was quiet and closed isregular. Naval stores wore quiet. Sugar was also quiet. Corree.—The market for Rio was quiet, but unchanged. Messrs. Wait, Creighton & Morrison report:—"The stock of mild coffee fn first handa is as follows:—Java, grass mats; 120,873; Singapore, grass mats, 2,499; Ceylon, 7,471 bags; Maracaibo, 22,178 do. ; Laguayra, 300 do. ; Jamaica, 812 do. ; St. Domingo, 2,444 do. ; Porto Rico, 1,022 do. ; Costa Rica, 820 do. ; Macassar, 12,020 do. ; Mexican, 474 do. ; Savanilla, 1,063 do. Tovaltstock, 49,504 bags, 120,873 mats Java and Singapore.” We quote —Ordinary cargoes, hehe i Bie.; Mex ® Ibe ture, ibe 0 10Ne; Savauilla, Tike ‘a loc; 19) * Comox. ~The market for spot be ty was quiet but nn- Fereres closed steady. The closin; y's closing prices ae 20.32 Feb coy Sh Soapare with, Wednesda + 1% 01d 13116513 H gee to-day bruary, 25-k2e,, "100 (& ny at 12 13- nee 12 165-16e." 100 (s."n. 71h.) at 12 3. We March, 100 -B2e is day last your, ince Repteraben: i ‘3019.29 bal ast tou freights closed as follows t to Hem urg, by steam, le. compres ie compressed ; by sail, 11-i6e. 5 pool, 5-16d. ty sieaen by sail, kad. Market duit. Puoor ann G seek, t3—Flour, meal, 204 bois. a4 pet sacl 21,280, ‘do, ley, Se ig tour " actions showing ve: ‘State, within our range, ma me: bbis, and 520 sacks at $3 50 for Brandy neylvania yellow. aves quote — re ipa 1 little chan, for Western, Jersey and Pi No. 2 State 81 Extra Stai 25 Choice Stat 6 0 Sui 450 Extra West 525 Minnesots 6 50 Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands. 6 25 Round hoop Ohio, trade brands, $50 Family. 800 625 6 50 80 St. Louis, choice family 9a Rye tiour, tine to superfine 5 35 Southern, No. 2.. 425 Southern, superiiue 450 Southern, extra 6 50 Southern, f 9 00 Corn m 340 Corn m 330 Corn m =a 60a Corn meal, puncheous, 20 00.220 50 Wheat was dull but the market teady. No. 2 spring was nominal at $1 17 a 81-21 for Chicago oid Milwaukeo, The sales were about 30,000 bushels at Oe. for rejected $1 02 for No. 4, $1 OS for No. 3 Milwaukeo, N. terma, Corn dull but firm. Prahele us S6c, new mix Sales Rye was nominal. Barley quiet. t 85c. for two-rowed State. Bar ey Mal Oats were Guwwitxs inactive at 13c. for domestic: Borneo, 1 Calcutta nominally 9sgc., and 13c. a 1Stgc, for bags, weight. niet in all departments. 1d, $230 w $235 for double, $200 a ©0150 oominal for undressod: Manila hemp, Me. 8 7He gold. the later for ine} Russia clean, © Teallag, $250 @ $200, Hs: a So, goldy, fave ‘busts, 30 ‘currency, 10 a NS ae, guids Terie On. 9 Bice, = We note sale of 220 bbl. New Orle aS7c. Market steady with a fair demand. jock is 1,390 bhds. Cuba, hds. Porto 952 hhds. English Islands, and 12,000 bbls. New Or- leans. We quote ‘uba, centrifugal and mixed, 22c. » 28e.; do., clayed, 30c. a B3e. ; do., do. 50e.; Englisit to prime. 40c. a Ste. quote : Spirits turpen- $1.60 a $1 6: 25; piteh, $2. Rosin quiet; Tar steady; Wile tine, 3636 tar W Advi ston strained, $1 925; good strained, $1 55, mington, $1.50. "Turpentine steady; bard, $1 60; yellow aip and virgin. $260. Spirits firm; 3c. bi bit prices were. an Orta. “This, market | wae quiet, changed. We quote:—Cottonseed, crude, Southern yellow, @ 608. ; er | and sie “winter, Ble. a 65e5 i casks, “62 lard) nhaden, 1 65 Southera, 65c. $1 1754 w'Bl 2236; do. fish, 550. ; crude fs PietwoLkum was cyherally quiet and the market clored irregular, ‘The quotations were as follows :—Crude, in bulk, Hoc. aBKe.; do., in bbls., Mie. a 11%e.; reflued, 14% for cargo lots; cases, 19¢, for ordinary brands; Philadelphia, Mae, w 14340. Baltimore; 1440, Pho) rk 40 slaroas, end 116 bhi. 5 $2 nied $21 50 tor ins uninspected, ‘2,500 bbls. future delivery were do, The or ‘Feoraey, $21 we z 41,000 do., at, $2 1 BO; tle Mt eh, at $21 30; 300 bbls. do., 21 304 and Is. 135, Cut ments were steady, bat quiet, there being but ie: light supply on hand to work with, ‘45 oF 50 tierces heavy pickled hams, at 11%. iriner, being nominally 113¢ @ 126. for long ana shorvciear. ‘The. silos were x03 long clear, as Like a Ie, ; and 200 boxes short clear at the West, at 11ige, Beef was ly but unchanged. About 60 bbls a $15 50 8 Bales we Xi 12\e, 800 tei es March at 600 tierces April at rees Go aig; 500 terces 8! Da, and 250 there June at 13\c. Butter—The market was quiet, bus firm. Woe State dairies, fir to good, 2c. & 2c, ; choice to fancy, noy, fresh tubs, Se. a Be. 26e. 5 ir bd ge 160, . 200. tate ve sang good, Tige. ge. skims, 4c. @ 9c. ; Ohio factory, flat shaped, good wo fancy, B40. 8 Fixe, shaped, good Ge ta to fancy, 9c. al eal °. oman to pri e. plain, Sige Sige. ; 1 Patna, Rous 7 Tie. a 7340.5 prime, tea Stennis woacke) foc tow was eel quise. We aote sa of 400 lds. mubcovado and centritgal at 711-160. a 8340. The stock of raw sugar ts a8 follows: Boxes, Bags. Meiado, | Stock (ascertained by actual count, including specula- oon, fai angoon, in bond. diye, © 290. ver Ib. ol | tion). February 1, 1876... 16,336 7,665 90,025 1,519 Receipts since February i id i p04 att Totals... + 16,643 7,065 1519 Sales since February | 1.026 — Stock this day, February | 3, 1876. + 15,307 6,639 89,813 1,519 28,196 92,179 67,385 780 | 1 15,985 15,096 205,727 a 17,351 99.952 108,187, 708 wie Felining, Tio. a 7% Bye. ba grocery, tair "to choice, BX by do., chiral hds. and boxes, Nos. s'to 13, ae do., molasses. hnds. and boxes. OXe. Tee. Porto Rico, resin: inom to prime, 7 , soe ot, he; aie, Mer a dhc.; standard Oe; powdered, 10%. ; granulated, 1046; cus crushed, I aay. waiskey, 150 bbls. bigh- market was Grmer; 105 Frasours. —The general market was extremely dull, and | for berth room, per steam, were maintained with firm. | our last quotations. Infact for bacon to Liverpool an advance of 2 Od. per ton was obtained, the closing figure being 328, ttle was effected in ‘tonnage for charter, and the demand for it was aimost rey: from the and etrdieum trades. = With fing articles of rt | at ‘tome than” in. foreign markele @ fiveral | Movement in over som tonnage pfontinued | retarded. | | The engagements embraced :—To ae shels corn (through irolght at don, tl, 1 cake, 25. 6d, I, per steam, 250" vols: sige on private teres To Rotterdam, per steam (part of Fecent sh t), 300 box: starch 25 tons lard, 41 con, 5,000 staves land 250. The charters comprised a reg from Baltimore to Cork for 103. f to ee j.8 German brig, ence to Opatic’ with from Baltimore 1. 3d. ; with 1,900 bark, benee to Gneluding 1,000 barkentine, 167 tons, biren timber, at | from, 3t: John, B 4in ‘sa and deals, Fa? DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gauveston, Fed. 3, low washing, 113 Corton dull, midditog, 1246.5 ordinary, ic. Nes rece! BS. Eeporte-to.d reat Simian, & deentwlon: foe, Sho Balsa, ‘623. Bh Leo Mc aad Feb. 3, 1876, middi 14a lew idaiing, Pt. poet 812 font ic the Continent, vie constwise, 0 Sales, ‘B81, toi ea 2) § 1876, tie ood ty 4,408; coustwises 10% Savaxnan, Fob, 3, 1876. Comton duh; midang. 128 : Lo snag ie od grdinery,, 10Me. ie 1,701 bales; gross, S33. asia Guanperron, Fob 3, 1878, ew maar | 1,279. i Bales, 2,000, Stock, 91,011, Cotton, qulet; middling, 12% 4 low middiin ood ordinary, I receipts, sporte-Te the eidsoan, 100; coastwise, es, Oswrao, Fob. 3, 1876. Flour unchanged: salen 900 bbls. Wheat steady; No. 1 Milwaukee Olut ca No. | white Mic! ra extra white Michigan. Cora A mm Gic.; old bo 1 OB; No. Sie $1.12, Corn meal, $27 for unbolted, a ton, Millfeed—Shorts, a. & $18; ship- stufls, $19 a $20; middlings, ane me per toa. ALO, Ped, 2. 1876, Recelpte—Flour, } 700 meee mas 2 4 f osage wiet and anchanged. Whe: canes $1.39; No.l white eis do., $1 aT: Sy fi : eck 4 ‘ish tehnae, * aoe; fe March 48 touting 8 2 Sa Nas om Nichiean ss le 5,000 bushels fenteFlowr, yO bola’, ween, B00 Secbeley eons, Onn Fioar dail; unchanged, melee, bes to the eel lower; No. 2 gece re erry Sees. The. Fe 5, 0. Dub Bet anataiy hieher office: «large interest given, but no salary. Ad | DAMUS. tierald Uptown Branch ofice operat WOLD ISHED GOAL YARD, HORSES, AY carts, ¥i nd everything pertaining tothe busi: bess, ts for . Particulars at coal 508 West | st., corner Jane. SPECIAL PARTNER, WITH 81 IN A WELL sanuened manutsotasing busiest this city: eer ences and full investigation given, Address B. & F.. bo pete -y rw hag OE 6 fame Hot chy rik othe 0. April. ; shoulders, Th Ape do. von hey 2,000 009 bushels wi . 45,000 do. corm, oo do. barley t the afternoon call Bosrd—Wheat \gwee, Lato March. Corn lower at 304%. ebruary, 40¢. Mare! ‘ork unchanged. Lard weak, | at 123g. Mareb, 12}g0. April. % a ae PRINTING CLOTHS \MARKET. Provivence, Feb. 3, 1876. Printing cloths frm at 4c. & Ao. 30 days, for host standard and extra goods, with more inquiry aud a moderate business, Shipments—7.000 EUROPEAN ‘MARKET. Lonpon PRODUCE MARKET.—LONDON, Feb. ing.—Linseed oil, 288 9d. per ews, —_——_—->-—___— FINANCIAL. UGUST BELMONT & CO. « Bankers, 19 gnd 21 Nassau street, issue Travellers’ Credits, avaiable iu ail’ parte uf tho ‘world, through the Messrs. DE ROTHSCHILD and their correspoudents. Also Commercial Credits and Telegraphic Transfers. of Mouey on California and Europe. J. 4, W. SELIGMAN, & CO., Broad ow York, issue ation of Credit for travellers, payable in any part of Europe, Asia, Airica, Australta and America draw Bills of Exchange and mn money to Europe 3—Even- graphic transters of rai. “PRIV ILE GES STOCK EXC ANGE? + WA ie NEW YoRK REFERENCES IN NEW YORK AN —DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS + bought and sold by the old established house of ALBERT H, NICOLAY & CO., A BE} Stock Brokers and Auctioneers, No, 43 Pin ew York. N. B.—7, 8 and 10 per cent choice City B nd other AL Investment Securities our specialty 24 years, paying 10 vo 12 per cent; interest promptly paid; for alow par, A —JOHN HICKLING & CO., BANKERS AND Brokers, 72 Broadway, New York, call attention to the opportunities in the market for operat- ing against Privile ought on small urargin, Or- ders executed by mail and Ste Quotations furnished, age book explaining everything sent free to any address informatio W AX a cagraves ilustraetvan sotalpton ratpa on for mosk speonlatore, sad bow Heke nay betieaited and jeation. BRIDGE & CO, kers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall at., N, Y. PRIVILEGES ON ALL ACTIVE STOCKS tocks bought at best market rates for 80 or 60 days: ainst ene Anew ‘ea HAMILTON & profits increased, Sent free on appli sold on 5 per cent margin or Book on Stock Speculation sent fr CO,, Stock Brokers, 10 Wall st., N i f REASONABLE RATE: |ONEY ON nt Insurance Policies, Morten 0 Geatea insurance of all kinds effected with be nies, J.J. HABRICH & CO., 117 Bre UROPEAN AND EXECUTORS’ PUNDS TO LOAN 4 on Bond and Mortgage. Apply to JERE. JOHNSON, ‘21 Park row. EAVITT & WOLCOTT, NO. 10 PINE ST., MAKE A specialty of loaning trust fonds on first mortgages on pronerty in this city and vicinity; any amount, without onus, FFICE OF ERIE AND PITTSBURG RAILROAD Company, Erie, Pa., 1, 18764—The under- 1d will receive proposals until noon of Saturday, the FE AND and other signe Tih inst., to soll vo thie company $55,000 of the Equipment Bonds of said com WILLIAM L. SCO’ an ober President . Erie, Pa. WEARTED LADY LOAN 8300 TO difficulties? She will give ample for the money for six months, and 1, 1870" Address COPARTNERS HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE Ti THIS DAY FORMED A Copartnership under the firm name of William Tilden & Stokes, as successors of the Inte William Tilden & Witliam Tilden Blodgett, for the manufacture of varnishes, Japans, &c., at their old tnctories, Office, 262 Pearl st. WILLIAM TILDEN, JAMES STOKES, JR. New York. Feb. 1, 1876, ED THIS DAY RETIRES FROM the firm of Alex. M. Hays Qo. His present address is at the office of ae agi Can 4 Johnson, 17 Maiden iane. New You, Fob. 1, 1971 J. B. SHEPARD, 16 YALE St, FEBRUARY 1, 1876. firm name is day formed ‘a copartnership under the tyle of Buckingham & Underhill, for the par- pose of buying and selling stocks, bonds, gold and invest- Ment securities upon commission Go. SAUCRINGHAM. In. E UNDERHILL, Stock Exchange. NESS. OPPORTUNITIES, YOUNG MAN, NATIVE BORN, WELL VERSED IN English and Gorman, with soms knowledge of French, wishes, for reasons made self some distance from ity of business generaily, and would in accordance with above; ample seourity if reqaired. Addres hee ald office,” SELENDID CHANCE.—A PRACTIOAL MAN, WITH 10 or $3,000, to extend «safe and profitable busi- sciablihed highly respectable. 129 West Broadway, ‘ess thorough kn tedee wish a position of some scrt ness; top tloor N Rcnacniae BANKING HOUSE, IN GOOD ZA, repate, would like ® partner with $30,000, 10 moet she lemand of their increasing business. Apply toGRIGGS & CARLETON, 98 Brondway. ad fi A THOROUGH BUSINESS MAN, WITH $1,500, master of several languages, desir: dusiness Address RENNES, flora AX Active oe CRAY /DBTAIM ONBAALE IN. | rest in the io ia sity. PW. HANDALL, 169 Brondways ne A APPLY REAL BSTATE MAN WANTED IN AN UPTON ax | 116 Herald office. pest! H $3,500 CAN PURCHASE HALF IN. | mei sine na established staph reant hick will alord = good fect! ods ‘A. BIGas, Now. 8 tiving and is gold for © an. Apply at office of ISA. }IN LONDON FOR ANY PER- tal desiring to have ® pleasant and 7 Caries OPENL son of moder cash business with r abroad Aj te fo the PROPRIETO Mr Bertiett 400 Bronte VAPITALIST WANTED—WITH $10,000, TO ESTAD- | lish a factory for aniline dyes. Address B. . Herald oftee. v iy ress BADIER: JVOR SALE-THE FURNITURE, PIXTURES AND three years’ Louse of a Hotel in Wilmington, Del. ; 40 | chambers, parlor and sitting room, dining room (v0 s 30), | jaundry; hot aud td i owner is engag fair tr ‘ock bi rsonal attention; will sell 1 arket st., Wilmington, Del. fl qypsttyos WANTED—WiTH $1,000 CAPITAL, IN A F aght Od business, Address Hl. G., Herald Uptown Branch office. HE RIGHT MAN WITH $1,500 CAN BUY HALF IN- terest in the best located Coal Yard in New York; well stocked. HANKINS, 28 West 20th st. ALUADLE PATENT (ARTICLE STAPLE AS COAL) — _, Contato, wanted, to form @ cory Rights for MES V. FALVEY, 25 Plas she tt. Now Pore Fine RESPONSIBLE HOUSE TO WHOM WE. can give the control af our ar je ey celebrated Sunnyside we Heater for the sity of ew York; also to have the ‘astin, for fs ‘mal Stoves in said cits adress STU" ART, PETERSON & CO. obattadsipnic. Pa ANTED—AN ACTIVE PARTNER IN AN OLD ES tablishment; cracker and biscuit bekery, 219 Fulwo jew York City. ‘ANTED—ABOUT $15,000 TO JOIN AN OLD MEM- ber of the Stock Excivange in the put and call busi- ness; the subscriber can give 4 references and will pi liberally tor the monoy. ‘Address, stating where «personal: interview can be had, PUT "AND CALL, ‘iroraid ANTED—A PRINTER, WITH OFPIOB partially equip bring at least $20 bi Herald office. Ly ive bh Wisulngion Bodas ste e. LY OR to join the advertiser, who will is per day steady, Address J. G. T. gpa vanes WITH TH city, in which there ls iaitendy wishing to invest this souie per annam, and an int ddrew BUSINESS, ‘New York Horsid Offce, phia, $10,000, fF rences: Mesure, Colver & TO $15,000—TO 1NG $10,000 fe tinteatrnn ag ntral New Jersey; ua mones ured. Address PARTNER IN A WELL ES $25,000.23 tablisbed, first class manufacture in ruf- ng ad ince gouda, wit ba view to extend business: adver. tisar i of undoubted respectabilit; agd required. Address J.C. B., 56: pets = $25,000 KARTeEE FAREED: MANCFACTUR. | + ing vasiness; article staple as four, 20 rotit; will give and ire fi =e pat Ca 4 ,rean! ire a class references, ————+ 2+ RECKLESS TRUCK DRIVING. To te Eprror ov Tax Herat :— } Referring in to-day’s Henauo to tho case of | reckless driving by one of the lager beer trucks belonging ta Petor Doogier, im which the man Hamblin was killed, itis a cause of common remark | that the trucks belonging to Jager beer breweries do quite an immense deal of damage to both citizens and their property. In fact, quite a mumber of runover ac- Le ta AS SPEC an established an first cidents can be traced to them. 1am tho owner of | the Church of the Holy Savio 9 MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, MARRIED, ¥ ACKKRMAS—ACKERMAN.—In this city, on Thursdap, Fobruary 3, 1876, at the residence of John R. Plat Rev. T. W. ‘Chambers, D. D., and Rev. Thomas ist 3p milye, D. D., Warne AckxRaaN, of Scotch Plains, N. - Lroia P, AckeRMay, daughter of the late Isaac . Platt Bronpace—Farriwoton —On Wednesday. Febroary 2, 1876, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. Thomas Lodge, Axonew D. Baunvacs to Loor, eldest daughter of Joseph T. Farrington. Harkyess—Quimpy.—On Wednesday, Februar the ri Hodge, D. D., James Harkness to Makimrta, daughter of J. L. Quimby, Baq., all of Brooklyn. Puen Pi u.—On Wednesdi Fobruary 2, at by the Rev. Dr. Car- M, daughter of the 2, at ter, Rouext T. Prmrow tO ABI late Alired G. Peckham, DIED. ALLEN. —In Brooklym, on Tuesday, February 1, Sosas ses widow of the late Roswell G, Allen, aged 5 Relatives and friends are invited to attend her fune- ral, on Friday, February 4, at two o'clock, from the residence of ber son-in \aw, Jobn D. Negus, 301 Graad avenue. Banpwry.—On Wednesday morning, February 2 AvGusTUS 5. BaLowix, Captain United States Navy. Retatives and triends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral services, at the residence of bia brother-in-law, Professor Kargé Princeton, N.S, om Friday, February 4, at three o'ciock P Bagyert.—Or p at 231 8th Fe, Mrs. Sanam on, Baryarr, widow of the lat years, Bayixs.—Jamns M. Bayes, age. ‘Funeral to take place on Friday, February 4, P. M, from his late residence, 400 Kose! Brooklyn. Braviey.—On Wednesday, February 2, Actew Brap- Ley, only child of Edgon, Jr., and Julia W. Bradiey, aged 17 months, The relatives and friends of the faintly are respect- fully invited te attend the funeral, al tbe residence ot M, J. Allen, Esq., 103 West 42d ‘st, on Friday, Feb- ruary 4. at oneo'clock P. M. Browx.—In Brooklyn, of diphtheria, Autry N., youngost son of Lucy A. and the late Edward A, Browa, aged 0 years, Funeral trom the residence of his grandmother, No 180 St. Felix piace, Friday, February 4, at two P.M. Bence. ly, on Noonday evening, February 1, Canouime Buizasete Buon, second daughter of chs late Dr. James Bunce, of Galesburg, [l. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral services, at tho residence of her brother-in-law, Dr. M.G. Raefe, 112 East 1vth st., om Saturday, February 6, at one o'clock P. M. Chicago papers please copy. Cantu. —On Tuesday, February 1, AnNiz Fuamarrr, wife of Thomas Cahill, aged 28 years. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the. Heary Bardot, aged 6d nthe S0th year of Bi faneral, on Friday, the 4th ins! it two o'clock P.M, from her late residence, at Wari ile, West Farms. Newark papers please copy. CauLatay. LLEN FitzceRaLD, wife of Antho tive of Freemouat, county Cork, Irei Her friends and those of the family are ‘Tespectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, 4th inst, at Oneo'clock P, M., for Calvary Cemetery, from, Sle West dist st. CLouGuy.—On Wednesday, February 2, 1876, Mane Janw CLoccues, aged 47 years, Relatives and friends are respectfu!ly invited to at- tend the funeral services, from her late residence, 519 Bast 16th st., on Saturday; February 5, at halt-past one o'clock, Cotw.—At Morrisania, N. Y., on Wednesday evon- ing, the 2d inst, E youngest daughter of Edwin id Georgio Morris Cole, aged 3 years and 1 day. * pul ves and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, at the house, corner 4th av. and 170th st, om Saturday, the 5th 1 three o'clock P. M., withuut further notice, Traim leaves 42d st. for Morrisania at Coxxoity.—On Wednesday, Jauns E, Convoy, im the 24th year of his age Relauves and fries family are respectfully Invited to attend the fune from bis late residence, 453 Wess 35th st.,at hall-past pine o'clock, this (Friday orning; thenge to the Church of the Holy Cross, est 42d st, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered for the repose of his soul. CosTRLLo.—At the residence of Mrs. J. Welsh, Na 118, East 126th st., on Thursday, 3d inst, ANN CosTELu, a native of Nenagh, county Tipperary, Ireland. Notice of funeral in Saturday’s paper. Dowsina.—At Greenpoint, on February 2, after = Ingoring iiness, Mary A., wife of Joba Downing, aged 51 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, on Sunday, the 6th inst, at twa o’clock, from her late residence, ; 104 Noble st. 'ax.—On February 1, 1876, x KRRGAN, y Westmeath, Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her sister, 349 West 2ath st., on Friday, at two o'clock. Maturxsox,—On Wednesday, February 2, KaxneTe dg of the family are respectfully invited to, at- funeral, (rom bis lave residence, 173 Tih ne o'clock. , February 2, Wri1am H., son of Henry and Killen A, Maybury, May his soul rest in peace. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- | fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late rest- dence in State st, near Bond, on Saturday morning- February 5, at balf-past gine o'ciock, from thence to the Charch of Our Lady of Mercy in Debevoise st., | where a solemn requiem mags will be said for the % pose of his song and from there w the Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush. McGuracv.—On Thursday morning, February 8, 1876, after a lingering lilness, James McGeraip, aged | SO years, 1 month aod 26 days Kelatives and friends of the family, also his brothe: Arthur and, John, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral,*from his late residence, No. 63 Columbia Bt, on Sunday, February 6, without further notice, Parser. —Tuesaay, February 1, of pneumonia, Ho- BATION. PARKER, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral on Friday, February 4, at one telock, from hus lave residence, "No, 23 Nor- folk 8, Association ov Exempt Fireuax.—The members of the above association are hereby notified to meet this day dey retinyh, February 4, at one o'clock P. M. jorfolk st., for the purpose of paying tribute of respect to our worthy member, Soratio re Parker. RANCIS HAGADORN, s Pronst.—On That Febraary 3, Frepericn W. Pronst, son of Fred and Mary Aun Probst, aged 9 months aud 20 days, The relatives and friends of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, at their residence, No. 9 Madison st., on Saturday, February 6, at one o'clock P. M. Rotaserord.—In Brooklyn, February 2, of diphthe- * Nerrim, oldest daughter of William G. and Nectie .’ Rutherford rd, aged 4 years and 6 months penne on Fri lay, attwo P. M., from tho residence 182 Elifot place, Brooklyn. Interment at Hudson, N.Y. Susenax.—At Greenwich, Conn, on February 2 1876, Maky Suweray, in the 25th Oca of her age. Puneral to take place from the residence of her mother, at Greenwich, Cona., on Saturday, February 6, at two P.M. Sickies.—February 2, of ‘ai phtheria, Harry, beloved child of Isaac aud Fannie :Sickles, aged 4 year and 5 months, Frends ary to attend, also ei ex! Ae ad No. 42, 1. 0. F. 3. of L.¢ Jael Lodge, N at his late resi tld 327 Bost 65th st, rely: ‘comig at ten o'clock. Stwotarme. —On Tuesday, Ist inst, Lea Gattacoar pk St. Crotx, widow of the lato Thomas Sinclaire, M. D., LLAD., in she 78th year of her age. Relatives and friends of the tomy, are requested to attend the funeral on Friday, 4th inst., at two o'clock P, M., from the residence of ber son, Francis 3, Sinclaire, No. 137 Amity st., Brooklyn. this ot y, oo Thursday, Sdinst., Jaume Smith, aged di years. \d friends are requested to attend the fa norai from the residence of his father, 26 Irving place, on Saturday, 5th inst, at four o'clock P. M. Remains will be taken to Mount gery per for interment. Suamacnen.—Suddenly, on Wednesday, Mrs. Lana Sciznacuge, the beloved wite ot Henry Sulzbacher. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) mornin, RA ee from her late residence, No. 246 Yost ub st, Notica—Members of Tomple Beth £1 are re- bene to attend the funeral of Mrs. H. Svtzsacnee, rom ber late residence, 240 West S6ch st, this (Friday) moraing, at ten o'clock. By order of the President, C. N. JOSEPHSON, Secretary. Tuomursox.—On Wednesday, February 3, hosahe oneae s brief berate Mrs. Eurzavera Taomrsow, Relatives and friends are rospect{ull; ieived vo at tend the faneral services, from ber lat acu e 4 Chariton st. Friday evoning, February 4, at o'clock, will be taken to Newburg, Oeange county, for interment. Ti.torsow.—On Tharsday, F septal P 3, at 441 West ‘24th st, Wiiitw, son of Wm. W, izaie Tillotson, aged 7 years and 6 months, ‘Notice of funeral in Saturday's papers. Twrrono.—On Thursday morning, February 3, Mra. Avice NoLan ry ireland, native vd Castle isiand, relan cl raary 5, at balf-pas masé of requiem will be offered for the repose of ber ol Interment in Calvary Cemetery. of the 24, of ssi ter of Allred ©. and May x J. Von Gindeil, Services, to which friends are invit 153 Madison av., this (Friday) afternooa, a& three o'cloek. Wa.ton —At Ridgewood, N. J., on Wednesday oven- iter of Arthur H. “— Ing, 2d inst, Katie, bwin Catharine A. Walton, aged 3 years, 7 months and 28 days. Peboral service at Christ charch, Ridgewood, om beh ve had inst, at two o'closk P. M. Wanina.—At Yonkers, on Thursday, February 3, Fuses, iniant daughter of Oscar aud Fanoy