The New York Herald Newspaper, February 15, 1876, Page 9

iY RAPID TRANSIT. — {CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.) horse railroads which averaged an annual carrying ‘trade of 17,000,000 ers each. These ie roads bai averaged more passengers than 6,000 miles of steam roads in the State. The speaker proceeded to contrast the. work daily by the Third avenue horse road with that accomplished by the steam cars on Fourth avenue, and endeavored to prodace a showing, ‘which on the face of it seemed very unfavorable to the’ steam cars. The proceedings were at four o’clock adjourned until eleven o'clock to-day. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Stocks Irregular—Granger Securities the Principal Feature of the Day. GOLD STEADY AT 13 L301 Leda U3 1-8. Money 3 and 4 Per Cent—Foreign Exchange Quiet—Government and Express Stocks Strong. Wat Street, } Monpay, Fob, 14—6 P. M. Capital is conceded to be a plant of delicate growth ‘and apt to be blighted by the “nipping and the eager se? of disturbed confidence. The stock market fs carcely more hardy and is influenced by changes of weather. A bright day, nine times in ten, fcreshadows @uvely trade and advancing prices; a rainy one por- fonds dulness and decline. If by any chance the en- ‘ire population of the world were subjected at one and the same time toadriving rain storm and a biting gale of wind it fs doubtful if every mother’s son of them would not take a bearish view of things and be generally down on his luck. But New York stock brokers are not like the rest of the world, but more akin to Mark’ Tapley, who, looked ‘ightest when things were blackest, Alter all, ex- © :ptions prove rules, and one of these exceptions’ was proveil to day, when, under tho influence of a dreary, rainy northeuster, stocks not only held their own, but actually advanced to higher prices. Whatever there was of doubt manifested itself in the first hour or two, when dealings held fre; but shortly after there occurred a surge upward of the whole list, which advanced “despite of wind and weather.” Old Bishop Berkeley showed himself a long-headed prelate whon he announced the opinion that Westwardthe course of empire takes its way, and tne shrowd operators of the street showed equa, acumen when they sought the Western fancies as the most favorable speculation of to-day, They may have ‘aot known onongh, like His Grace, to put their reasons in rhyme, but they were astute enough to place their monoy in what offered the best and speediest return, Bo the St. Paul and Chicago and: Northwestern securi- ties were the features of the market, as they hada right to be under the circumstances. Referring the Yeader to the detail of prices'in another column we de, tire here to remark that the so-called granger stocks manifested from first to lastastrength and activity which showed faith ‘in their value that even the re- ports from Washington to the effect that the Supreme Dourt had failed to render a decision and might not do yo before May failed to check, The most noticeable rise was in St. Paul common, the first recorded sales of which were at 4214 and the, Jast 4544, tho latter being but a single fraction off the Dest of the day. Almost the entire list participated in the good feeling engendered by the buoyancy of the stocks we have commented upon, particularly Central and Hudson (which touched 1153¢, the highest point im its history), Rock Island, Michigan Central and American aad United States Express. There was an advance in the latter of nearly 33¢ points, based upon dividends promised in the future of eight per cent per annum, and a highly profitable con- ‘tract with the Erie Railway Company. Lake Shore, Pacific Mail, Ohios and Western Union ‘were neglected and exhibited limited transactions with fractional fluctuations only. Toward the close there was manifested some desire to realize profits, and prices, affected by a marked and sus- picious weakness on the part of Western Union, were quoted at three o’clock as something off from best figures and with a declining tendency. Western Union, which for some time back bas shown ia pretty good form, mado rather poor work of it in to-day’s running, and wout under the string at the finish among the last ©. the lot’ The irrepressible ‘‘nigger in the ferce,” ‘whom we have frequently alluded toas hanging about gaese premises, and whom we hoped had been exiled to aberia or sent to school at Fisk College, suddenly put "a an appearance this afternoon, Although dealers in the stock had an inkling that ‘omething had gone amiss the street was bare of any vertain information up to the time that operators had “(for home. We have tho following from an author- ative souree:—“The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph vumpany will give notice to-morrow of their intention reduce their rates for messages fiftcen to thirty per cent to all points reached by their lines, This reduc- won isto take place at once, and is not intended a “tock-jobbing Manw@uvre, bat is to be the xed, perma- ent policy of the corporation.” They report their lines as being in a first class condi- ‘ion, and mean to give the public the benefit of a cheaper tariff, combined with a satisfactory service. They have aiso made such arrangements as will give “hem tho complete contro! for a number of years of the ~‘'merican District Telegraph Company in Philadelpbia— mo small advantage when it is considcored that this latter company will have some sixty offices in the Cen- tennial buildings and grounds alone. For the willingness and desire to foster the wide- ppread demand for a cheaper telegraphic system the Atlantic and Pacific Company deserve the thanks of press and public alike. THR SALRS TO-DAY. The transactions on the Stock Exchange to-day aggregated 14,557 shares, which were divided among revive securities as follows:—New York Central and ‘tudson, 6,295; Erte, 6,000; Lake Shore, 24,360; Cleve- «and and Pittsburg, 200; Northwestern, 9,300; do. pre- ‘erred, 6,720; Rock Island, 7,375; Pecific Mail, 4,600; & Paul, 26,200; do. preferred, 6,900; Ohios, 6,000; Jestern Union, 18,900; Wabash, 200; Union Pacific, 35; Missouri Pacific, 1,600; Wells Fargo Express, 7; American Express, 1,075; United States Express, + 225; Kansasand Texas, 3,240; Iron Mountain, 1,000. OPENING, HIGHRST AND LOWKST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and west prices of the day:— Opening. Highest. Lowest + Loy Ms 1335 it 145 lM ty rt ‘s ae 43% 43% 108 1008 visburg. 03 %4 3 Milwaukee and St Paul... 42% $27 Mil. and St. Pau! preferred 78°, 7834 Ohio and Mississtppt...... 2284 107 LT ‘5 i 20% citic Mail. ...4.5. 9545 130 ADVANCE AND DECLINE. ‘The changes in closing prices since those of Saturday are aa follows ;— Avvance, —New York Nn ay Prin Michigan Central, ; Haunibal aud Sti Joseph, 2; North- west common, 85; <r “gio a: ‘Ohio, tat ro. i Panima, 81 t. Paul com- eee) a pion New Jersey Central, >; Bio tied Mom Ser eae penn rostorn Union, %%; Pacific Mail, 34. bie Pits — Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, Erie, Lake Shore, Quicksilver and Wabash, CLOBING PRICKS—3 P.M MIL& SUP pf. 6,0, Cat Pacific M ® West Un tel. AU & Pac tel ‘ ‘ . s a n H vary & 14% “008 & 108 wate San 2% whic a Tnion Pacitic., obi = 70 Hea Moe 8 Miswuri Pac, 18m 8 18 ! ! | 94 2-16; do. for gocount, 9434 a 94 6.16; old 1865 bonds, 106%; 1867 bonas, 10945 a 100%; ten-forty | bonds, 105%; now fives, 100% a 106%; Eric, 15% | | the Treasury has $14,000,000 in silver on band, and NEW yORK HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1876--WITH SUPPLEMENT. THE MONEY MARKET was without feature. Ou call loans the supply was free Of the Union Pacific Railroad’ Company for the years | ending December 31, 1874 and 1875:— at3 and4per cent. Discounts on prime commercial | 1974. 1975, ieareoe paper are as Jast quoted. Foreign exchange is steady; | Passengers.... $5,052,958 $4,540, 014 $503,155, prime asking rates, 4.80 a 4.90; selling rates, 4853 a | }fom Hrelghit....---- 600731 0,081,612 "010,780 4. 852( 04.9014 04. 8944 ; rotchmarks, 9535 095 4; and 9044 a penses........0.- ‘727,061 769,317 42,255 96%; cublér, 96%; a 96% ; prime Paris, 6.194( and 6.1114. | From miscellaneous, - 216,228 436,988 21,759 The following are tho rates of discount tor New York Total e Cn gen pe meng arnin, 10,569,860 $11,098,832 $1,433,051 exchange:—Savannah, buying, par; selling, 2-16 pre- | Operating oxpensea., 4,052,314 " divas out barony mium; Charleston, 4 @ 4 premium; St. Louis, 25c, to payer ibrspes gr Tage ry" 0c, discount; Cincinnati dull and unchanged, 75c, to | Surplus earnings. $5,907,605 7,011,784 $1,104,218 $ldiscount; New Orleans commercial, 1-16; bank, 34. GOVERNMENT BONDS. ‘Th continue to show the existence of s strong investment fever, and in some instances the prices es- tablished to-day are among the highest yet made in speculative history of this class of American securities, The dealings were large. Between the abundance of available money and the desire of its posses- sors to employ the same safely it is but a natural sequence that what is really good and well fortified should command attention. This, and this only, is the 1000 do. reason why government securities outrank others that pad > y 0. are more speculative, dangerous and uncertain, albeit forthe moment they may seem the most proiltable. The close was firm at tho following quotations:— United States currency sixes, 1255; a 126; da do., 1881, registéred, 122% a 128; do. do., do., coupon, 123 a 123g; do. five-twenties, 1864, registered (called), 114%; do. do, do, coupon (called), 114%; do. do., 1865, registered, 117% a 118'¢; de, do., do., coupon, 117% 4 118%; do, do., do., new, registered, 110% a do. do., do., do., coupon, 1195 a 11 do. do., 1867, registered, 122% a 122%; do. do., do., cdupon, 12254 a 12244; do, do., 1868, registered, 123% a 124; do. do., @0., coupon, 1233; a 124; do. ten-forties, registered, 117{¢ a 117%; do. do., coupon, 120% a 120%; do. fives, 1881, registered, 1184 a 118%; do, do,, do., coupon, 1184 a 1183. THE GOLD MARKET Presents no new features, although at one time there were indications of the presence of confident buyers in the field. The opening price was 113%, from which there was an advance of ‘¢, but the market closed at the opening figure, The rates paid for carrying were 1, 14, 2 and 3 per cent, WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges. $82,062,676 Currency balances 4,328,987 Gold. exchanges. 589,796 Gold. balances. wis 1,258,063 OPERATIONS OF TIE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances. . + $1,071,600 Currency balances .- 1,180,505 Gross clearances .. 20,685,000 The sum of $60,000 coin was shipped for the East at San Francisco to-day. EXPRESS STOCKS. ‘Theso to-day have shown a repetition of the interest which was reported last week, and the transactions have been quite significant. United States Express Tore from 73 to 763g, closing at 76. American advanced from 643% to 06. Adams was steady atlli}ga1llX a 2 Wells Fargo advanced from $9} to 91. Other ° INVESTMENT SECURITIES : wore likewise firm. Harlem sold up to 145, ending at 95000 U B.S ne ‘3000 $2000 Mo 6's, H&S 10000 Ark 7's, iss to Le R& Fis RR The percentage of operating expenses in 1875 was capped ——o———— Moxpar, Feb, 14, 1876, BEFORE CALL—10 A, ML $9000 Dist Col 8.65's.. 600 shs West On Tel..c accotecs % cae or dati « or 6539 TE > 209 100 > 900 de doo e 100, 100 Han ry 200 do. 100 Han & 10 Chi & Alt BR. 100 Mo, Kan & Te: 1000 do B00 tol & Wal Tit 16d 100 Pac RE of Mo. + 122K 40009 U 1185.8 11898 40000 Wee 8000 Mor & bss 1s + 122 FIRST 1000 Na Genistycony 10044 1000 L& W B con 2834 6000 Ma SP 1st, Lac id 2000 M&S P con 5000 do. . 10.0 Obi & ‘5000 Ind, B&W Ist. 5000 Ha’sJo8s.c.be gb. 1000 M & E const... ¥ 102 17 000 T & Wab 2d..be H 20000 atich Gon 1's 0000 NY Cen Ist, c. 2000 North Mo ist. 5000 Ohio & Miss 1000 Ohio & M con 144. Rock Island closed at 1093, after sales at 1003. | jou a: Delaware and Lackawanna was quiet at 117} a 117% a | S008, 117% allt. Mlinois Central at 99. Morris and Essex 2000 Cen Pac ¢ at 1037, Now York Contral at 113)¢ a 11601153 a | SwOM #51 tS Ty. 26000 do... RAILROAD BONDS. nae Railroad bonds continue strong and moderately un Pa active, Thegollowing were the changes in price com- pared with last sales:—An advance of 144 per cent in Toledo and Wabash second, 3 per cent in Central Pacific gold bonds and North Missouri first, 5 per cent in Chesapeake and Ohio first (coupon on), 34 per cent in ©, C, and IL. C. first, 3 per centin Hannibal and St, Joseph eights convertible, New York Central first mort- gage coupon, Central Pacific first (San Joaquin branch), South Pacific Railroad bonds of Missouri, and Western Union Telegraph coupon 1900, 4 per cent in Ohio and Mississippi second snd Chicago and Northwest consoli- dated coupon gold bonds; a decline of 3% per cent in Milwaukee and St. Paul consolidated sinking fund, per cent in New Jersey Central first consolidated, and 3 in Chicago and Northwestern consolidated. In the Jate dealings Pacific issues were the feature, Union firsts selling at 1053¢ and land grants selling up to 102, with 1023; bid and 10234 asked at the close, Central Pacifies rose to 108, San Joaquin branch to 95%, California and Oregon branch to 933g and Western Pacifics to 10044. Chicago and Northwestern congolidated coupon gold bonds were active at 905; 090%. Michigan Central sevens sold at 1033%{ 0 103% and Michigap Southern sinking funds at 10334, STATE BONDS, State bonds were 3 per cent higher for Missouri sixes, Hannibal and St. Joseph issue, 1886, and Arkan- sas sevons, issed to Little Rock and Fort Smith Rail- road, and 34 per cent lower for Missouri long sixes, District Columbia 3.65’s sola at 72)¢. ‘HE FORRIGN MARKET. London advices report a gain of £50,000 sterling by the Bank of England on balance to-day. The rate for money at the Stock Exchange on government socuri- tleg is 3g per cent. Consols and United States bonds were firm, with a general advance of +; a \ per cent. Tho improvement in United States bonds at London has narrowed the margin for profit in importing the me here, and New York and London are now closer together on bonds than they have been for some time. Tho following are last quotations :—Consols for money, a 15%; do. preferred, 82 a 32}4. new fives, 101%. . MINING QUOTATIONS. The following were the opening quotations for min- ing stocks at‘San Francisco to-day :— Tn Frankfort, bonds, Gould & Curry. 21 Eureka G. V.. 3 Savage ...... 19 Best & Belcher. 60 Chollar Potosi. 8 © Kentuck ... 17 Union consolidated. 20 Calitornia Overman Raymond & Ely. PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o'clock this day:— Jalia consolidated . City sixes, old.. City sixes, now. United Companies of Pennsylvania Railroad. Philadelphia and Reading Lehigh Valtey Railroad. Catawissa Railroad, pre! Philadelphia and Brio Railroad... Northern Central Railroad. Lehigh Navigation...... Lehigh Navigation gold joan. . THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. ‘The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $36,000 gold | 2 do 10 Ti Con RR... 2004 he ore | ds 4000 NJ 7 Tow So Pac kot 000 W Unite eiwoo 2000 Alt & Tif ine. bo 2u00 Del & Hiud 5,91 4000 Chi & Alt inc... 12000 Mo, K&T cst. 4000 L & N'con, 98. yn ee pa H Van. 10. ‘ 105 hte ‘er 88. BEFORE CALL—12:30 P. Dist Oot 3.05's. 7234 10000 Un Pac RR Let, S000 bipa Hops Tale 1000 T & W het, Std 6000 on Pac pold v.. 10000 © +. ee Sed bv so00 500) L & N oan, ‘95.. 4000 Toi & Wab 2 be 15 shs Contine: 65 Del & Lud en, oo do Su U § Express... O Vac mall ss. for interest and $81,000 in redemption of five-twenty | 200 bonds. The following were the Treasury balanc Currency, $11,750,000; coin, $74,000,000; less coin cer, tificates, $34,000,000; bank notes received for redemp- tion to-day, $800,000; customs, $700,000; revenue, « $500,000. SILVER ON HAND. A Washington despatch states that the Secretary of reports:—‘‘Un the supposition that fully $14,000, 000 has been lost or destroyed and can never be presented for redemption, it isestimated that tho substitution of $80,000,000 in silver will be $12,000,000 in excess of the actual demand for small change. Treasurer New’s notice that parties forwarding good currency for re- demption would have the cost of handling and printing such good notes deducted from. the amount romitted has had this result, Banks and others forwarding notes for redemption have sent only such as the law contemplates may be recelved at government expense, and the work i the redemption division is so far re- duced that twenty-five employés were furloughed and more are to follow in a fow days.” COAL ITEMB., The Maryland Coal Company has issued a roport of its business for the year 1875, as foliows Gross profits for 187! Deduct interest on Gut of which the company on January 31 paid a divi- dend ef Lig per cent on its capital stock of $4,400,000, It also, during the year, retired and cancelled $11,000 of its sinking fand bonds, making a total paid off with- in three years of $59,000, and reducing the entire bonded debt of the company to $111,000, having seven years to run before maturity. THE UNION PACIPIO RAILROAD, oo ‘The following are the reported earnings and expenses | uy L cbe +..be 150 NY C& HR Rik.be 200 do... L195, «Madly BOARD—10:30 di See OM Oe F ute o 20 ox sii 85.20, 0,62. 122 41 54-100 per cent, against 44 05-100 in 1874, a decrease in 1875 of 2 51-100 per cent, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES ea 3 A MM. 00hs NY C & H B.bo 11955 OONT ay 60 100 ret on wn £31 Fiie.b re do. a0 Ge: 100 do. 200 do. 900 do. 4000 do. 1700 do. go0 do. 100 Mil & 31 100 ‘900 00 + a 100 StL, i Mt 4100 shs Chi & NW pf i& KIRK foo MorKan 10.0 6 100 Ma, K & Tex.bec 12 a 13 Delt & W Rich © tes ae 2) sie = a 2P, M. 2% $1000 U 8 5-20, «,'67 12356 2 193 i Hong SECOND BOARD—1 P. M, $10000C & NWeegd b 5200 M & BEE ist Led | UB ae 7 35) B ee 61 6L esteess F3 regi SS-sEESEESE oa “ Ms RRB do. 100 do 9 do... 100 Mil & St 200 ds wo do. ow do. 200 do. 0 do. wo ao. y do. 100 Ohio & 500 do. 30) do.. sstasggee *S g Sg $886 pre-tysnasarzaaepeegt get COMMERCIAL REPORT.” COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET—FUTURES QUIET— FLOUR DULL—WHEAT DULL AND NOMINALLY LOWER—COBN DULL AND LOWER—OATS DULL AND LOWER—PORK QUIET—LARD UN- CHANGED —~ WHISKEY QUIET —- PETROLEUM DULL—SPIRITS TURPENTINE STEADY—ROSIN DULL—OILS UNCHANGED—FREIGHTS STEADY— COFFEE QUIET—SUGAR STEADY. Moypay, Feb. 14—6P. M. At the Produce Exchange about the most important thing done was the reconsideration by the Board of ‘Managers of the December resolution taxing the repre- sentatives of the press $50 per annum, which gained for them such an immense notoriety. In reconsider- ing thetr previous action the Board evidently en- deavored to let itself drop from its untenable position very tenderly, throwing the responsibility of their action upon those members of the Exchange who were opposed to their action, Inasmuch as these comprise nearly the entire membership, while they are in the right, they will probably ry willingly accept of the responsibility thrust upon them, There was very little business trangacted to- day, either on or off ‘Change. Flour was dall, Wheat was dull end nominally lower, Corn was also dull and lower. Oats were likewise dull and lower. Whiskey was quiet and unchanged. Pork was quiet. Lard without decided change. Freights were steady. Cotton was quiet. Coffee was quiet. Olls were quiet aud unchanged. Petroleum was dall, Naval stores were stoady. Sugar was steady. Covrax.—The market for Rio was quiet. The stock of Rio atthis port to-mght is 251,560 bags; at Galveston, 8,000 do. ; at New Orleans, 17,723 do. ; at Mobile, 6,250 do; at Savannah, 1,500 do. ; at Baltimore, 86,250 do. Total, 371,283 bags. We quote:—Ordinary cargoos, 140. a 15c.5 fair do., 16!c. @ 10}gc.; good do., 17c, @-17¢c.; prime do,, 173(6. a 18¢.; Santos, fair to good, 16%4c. a 17Kc., gold, 18Xe. ninety da; government bags, 23c. a 24e.; do., grass mats, 230, .; Singapore, do., 19¢. a 20c.; Veyton, 18kge. a 19}go. ; Maracaibo, 17e.@ 19¢.; Laguayra, 17}gc. a 190. ; Jamaica, 17c. # 18. ; St. Domingo, 1c. a 15340. ; Porto Rico, 18¢. # 19¢.; Costa Rica, 18¢. a 19¢.; Macassar, 1e. a 20c, wesioen, 17c. @ 18i¥0.; Manila, 17c. a 18¢.; Angos- tu #196: Savanilia, i7c, a 196. ; Ouracoa, 16¢.a 18. Goren. os market for spot cotton was quiet but un- changed. Fatores were quiet. The closing prices to-day compare with ge 's closing prices as follows Saturday, Feb V2. Monday, Fest, 5 og en 4 —Quotations are based on American standard of ciassitica- tion and on coxton in store runaing in quality not more than {a grade above or below the grade quoted — Uplanta, Alavama, New Orleans, Texas, Ordinary. Cyr Strict ordinar: Good ordinary... Sirlot good ordinary Low middling 108 ine Strict good middling 14), widdilog fair. . Pi =stained—Good’’ ordinary, strict ood orditary, Tite low middings 1id¢e middling, 123,. Goal ordinary Te flow iiddling, 12%. ; wlddling, Lie Quist, ‘Tho sules were :— 0-Day. Sat. Evening. Total. iso"? 429 739 79 30 60 — 568 Totals... 750 1.057 1.826 sfor Luitng” delivery "tho sales wore a follows: Saturday after one P. M.—Februury, 300 14 1-920; March, 400 6.5 100 at 13 3-106. Apel, 400 ut 13 7-160. ; ‘May, ar Tune, 100 at 13 i 200 at 14 "1-160" oval, 2.000 bales To-day up. to two P. i-Weruary, 200 Se. 1 ‘ade ta) ae 13 baa it 13 foeatt 17.500 bales. she rece lps Galveston, 2,650 New Ori ‘Charleston, 1,085, Ne (New York. 1.316; Boston, con *Piniadetshin, 16a ‘Total, 2 ‘This day last week, S774; uid day last year, 14,846, Total since | sar 3,197,810 ales. Cotton freights closed as fol yeas press by steam, %c. To Hamburg, by steam, le., compressed, Bremer, by steam, le compressed: by sail, 11-100. To Livorposl, ‘by stea:a, S'6d.; by sail, Jad. Market nom. AxD Gnitx.—Recelpts—Flour, 9,463 bbls corn meal, 1,070" bbl and had ‘els; corn, 34,478. do. ; barley, ats, 38,040 bi fuck: do. The flour market was dull but there was no ch State, Western and cig in Frere 10,500 bbls. st prices within tho range of tho annexed quotations. Corn moul was active. The sales were 1,000 Dbts, and 600 sacks at the annexed quotations — prices. The sales, includin, & 8 450 ob 6 60 Supertine Western. 2a 450 Extra enn: ~ 4360 5235 Minnesota. . 548 650 4.850 5 25 5 508 6560 70a 800 15 008 625 6a 650 7008 800 8 00 950 400 35 390 25 430 50 525 5) 675 00 2% 25 300 30 350 — 00 820 50 pei minaliy’ lower. There rices, but buyers were scarce. — were about bushels at $1_16 for ungraded $1 “3 for ember ig, $1 36 tor No. 1 Sheyb: Beans ennaylvania. $1.50. for ite, Hs & hard spring, 3 a3 tor white canada in Dod: 81s) a$1 90 for red winter, and 180 a 81 90" for amber do. Oats were qu! ‘he sales were about Bard bushels at 42c. a 430. for inferior Western mixed, 400. @ 46%. for bE mg Se be c. 4 490. for State arent ga track, dc. 9 48igc: for NO. ry York, inspection 8c. a 4c. for No. Chicago hes Rye ‘4 Bominal, "Burley raled quist; 900 bushels No. 2. two rowed State sold at 75e Corn wns dull and lower, both for lots on oe spot and forward delivery. We note sales of 54,000 at Re. a 62c. for white Southern, 59c. a SO}. for no mixed, Ge. for March, and Gic. for last of 500 bales butts, spot, on. ih the C ey of Mexico has been sold—000 ba and the balance for home consumptior id. $0 ip ys. We quote American dresse doable. $200 a $206 for single and $120 « 30 nominal tor undressed; Manila hemp, 7a @ i nh e 10s sa0n, for Sine; Russi OP, $216, gal fetes gold: juts busts, Wide, . aie. & 3 es gold, mecoo focasiod Zisai gold; Is aOe. voor: Moiasees “The market for. both domestic and foreign jos was very ‘quiet, but unchanged. We quote — Erbe? centrifugal and mixed, 20c. a 250. do., siergd, ‘Boe. ; tuseovado refining, 28e, «0c. ; do., do." ry, Bic a Bie; Porto Rico, Sie. a 45e.; Bay i i adda: $2e. a 400; Now Orleans, fair to prime, SAlevat Sroues.—The market for, steady, with sales of 100 bbls. at 35, rits targontin ruled fysin was Glug steady; sales 100bbla Wheat was very dull were sellers at Leg cr new Wostern rh ne for et for song and boxes, Now 8 to 2 Rife, Roda ro peaet. Oye. aw on speamnon to prime, Ye Hy 75 therces and 8 casks. Tho We note sales of 23,000 Iba, + quoted at 13¢, for ordinary and nd 143 bbls. Th bhds oe market was quiet but steady ai Ve. for ordinary and oie adie, TOF rime Thesaicg wore 09 bhds. wad 40,000 Ibs. prise wt WUISKEY.--—Recolptt—74 bbls. whiskey, 197 do. bleh: wines. and 112 do, alcohol,. The marke: was quict, 130 bois oe at $1 12. Tm ts ‘neigurs-—-There was eye ny 5 be spectal interest accom- Bi oy een aPngt 9g fe earner dienesing bape ter beyond the limited business of ast, and, In fact, if any, it was more trifling, particularly tu the tormer caso, as room per steam was offered spariugly for immediate use ‘aud rates for same were firm. Charterlay tonnage for transatlantic voyages was in fair supply, but there wis ‘The enigagem era. verpool, per, sta 000 bushels grain on Private terms, qnoted ut TAsd. © Sd. ;’ cotu Gd. ; pro on. visions, 363. To London, by suil, 16.00) bushels grain, 8d.; 100 ‘bbls. flour, 2s. To’ Rotterdam, per ste 100 bhds. tallow on private terms, quoted ai 49 The charters comprised an American bark, bence to Java with 19,000 casos refined petroleum, on' private terms, quoted at 35e. 8 American bri, hence to Beyr< With 15,000 casos do.", 36¢. ; a bark, 70U,tous remiste Boston to London with general cargo. at # lump sum of £1,500 sterling; a schooner, 250 tons, reported, hence tc Philadelphia with hone charcoal, $1 25'per ton; the vessel Feported in the market henee to Santander bi viously reported by usin a former insue at Ss, id. and 20c. for cases refined petroleum, but under anothe reported honee to Cork, for orde: 4icd. ; « Swedish brig, from Baiti- grain, in shipper's bags, reported, with feo trom at Ise. per bushe! if age, 549 tons, rej Boston to Mo! t $1 50a ke rton; a brig, 140 Hayll and back, at §1,000 and port charg tons, out only, at ‘$575, gold, aud port charg: sshiesaae, 490" tonar'seponad Ultoes ‘sa Onrtacag aie shooks at 200, and empty hhds Stone to Staten Island, from Harmou Harbor, wi it; six of 2.500 tons to New York and Phila’ yf s promi Parker's Hioud, at 81 $1 28 Per ton; one thence to Roaboke Island, at $2; two echooners, 50 and 160 tons respectively, from tik to Barbas dos, with lumber, a St eid) 0 150 tons, from St. Domingo to Boston, at $F | ro on ‘and_one 160 tons, same vo 500 tons, d from Ashley oe Wesaoa with phosmbate, at 83 per ton; two ous aud 244 tons respectively, from Goorgetomp to Philadelphia, at $1 per ton; one 409 tons, thence to Norfolk, ice, at 1 25 er ton one 153 tone, with ioe, (rom Hound Pond, Me,, to joe Island, N t $2.50; one to Philadelphia, from Reckspor Me,, $i'25 per ton: one 417 tons reported, froin Wi to Savannah, with guano, at #2; one thence to $2 60; one from Onarleston to Wey- 50 "per ton; one 497 tons, trom at $1 75, NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS. Mowpay, Feb. 14, 1876, Hogs. Forty-oighth st. Fortleth street Jersey City Bexves.—Trade slow, but iu, on light run ee nei coarse quality cattle; thy herds ou hand were fold off by noon ; prices ranged from 9c. a 13e. por Ib.; weiht O ewt., ab 103g, per Ib. At Sixtioth street yards f, C. Eastman suld for selt 208 Minois steers at 93sec. per Ib. with $1 on per head, a 9%e. u 10e. per Ib., weights 6h¢ ewt. a 73g cwt. 58 Tilinols steers at 1e. @ Le. ‘per 1b,, weights 7 T. Gilles sold’ for self 89 Bge, per Ib., weight B owt. ; for Captain Corn 4 State oxen, at 11 So. perib., weight 1045 owt. T. Whoeler sald fort. 15 Lilinois steers 4 13e, pertb,, weight Sewt. Burchard & Mer- Mobroe 34 ‘iilingis cows, bulis and steer; per Ib., weight 64 ewt.; 28 [india ‘steers ut 1 owt. 12Me. per li., with $1 on per head, weight Sy owt. Hasbury & Co., 32 iinois steors at 1c. a 1to. perlb. with $1 on per head, weight 8 cws., seant tld on sais ad Iilinois steors; for R. Allen, 17 Kansas steers at ic. per Ib.,with $1 olf per head, weight 734 cwt.: for A. Stow, 41 _ Kansas steers at 10: or Ib, weight 7. for . Braner,. 41 Kansas steers, weight Vowe: "ford, B, MoHappy 17 Kansas stoers at 10%. per Ib., wei, wt; for Shaw & Brenner 23 Kansas Stoors at 11 1b., with $17 on the lot, weight 744 ews. Ulery & Cary sold for Goff Brothers 159 Kentucky steers at 12}g¢. per Ib, (th were & fow oxen in- cluded), wi 734 ewt., stron: w Hasbury & Co. 34 Milinots steers Pf 10ixe. a Lie. per 1b., with $1 off per bead on 17 hoad, mslent c 4, 30 Llinots steers at He. fg Be TM owt. W. sold “for stif 34 “Iifinole ‘steers, “torms ‘not tained. At Tarsinus Gove G. Kahn sold for if. Kahn Kentucky steors at Se. & 10%4¢. per Ib.. wolght 0 ewt; for G, Beobens, 16 Kentucky steers at ois. er Ib wolght Tew. for J. Brown, 17 Kentucky & for. Ib., weight 7 ews. W. E. Dudley sold for A. Gillespie 68 1. itis earn at lox. per Ib. weight 6X ews: 24 tltinols 1OKe. per lt ‘welahs toe Dor Tsou bold’ for Dadesman’ ‘wo. ontacky at Bae. a Tice, per tb. weights 5. 8 13 ewes for J. Keath, Io. Kentucky” steers at_ 10 u ih., welght 736 cwk; for J. MeDowol, $2 ‘Keniusky sieory, at 10e. a 12e. por Ib., Welght 74 cwt.; for P. Dully, 72 Ohio steers, at 10c. a 126 por Idy, weights Ol, owt, a 7 owt; for T, Willota, 82 Obio seers, at lc. a icc. poe Ih. weight 73 wt, F. Samuels sold for Morris & Walxels 33 Illinois steers, at 10c. per Ib., with $1 off per head, weight Teowt; 83 [llinols steers, at L0Xe. per lb. with $1 ‘off r ond,” weight, 7 wea 168 glilinots nieces, ioc. & le weights cwh a 6% Sie ons M Lauterbach Noid oe — «& Whisele 88 Tile ols stoers, at 10%e. & 10440. . With $49 off the herd, Mg a 6; iRinole stcore ot 10%. per 1b. gow ; ixel sold. 29 Illinois steers ab L0}.c: weight 6 cwt.; 64 [llinols steers at Le. per Ib., weights, 734 cwt u 734 cwt. Milch co were held’ on sale, Vuais aND CaLves.—Trade small, Grass calves sold at $11 a$16 50 por head, also at So pers Smooth quality veuls sold at Se. « 10}e. per Ib. Surxr anp Lawas.—Trade in sheep extremely dull at Se. <2 ight Weights of a lle. a Tig. per lb. The quality of these Bocks was from coarse tochoice. Lambs not quoted. Kase & Pideock suld 173 Ohio sheep, weight 15,750 lbs., at bes ag per lb. ; 165 Onto ahs 1G.A2O ie, ab Oike- por th 58129 Ohio. sbenp. 2, fo. per Bot Sue sheep, we weigh t geting ar f sei st wok SRST eset at 7ige. por 1b. Sales for the past woe! ee $5 Oper Road. Buokingham "sold | for vera ped week 6,306 sheep iD sold 276 Obio sheep. 10 Ohio sheep, weight i at 6! welgbt Tab ibe oc) oe per bee perhead. J. Kirb; {72 ‘Ollie sue weight bs ah je per cwk. R. Di ee wold “hi G per wei Ny 13.070 ait at 6igc. per Ib. oe 7.88), ibe ab os 200 Olio aoe ‘ew at Ghee, por Ib. : #9 C ‘Ohio shoop, weight BSD Ibe ae 179 Ohio shoop, Bn ie 17.690 Ibs,’ at O70 a sheep, weight J, Be. i per Th. ; 12 Oblo sheep, ane tbe at Bis, pe per ibe” Bold foe this past week, sheop; average, 43 per head; 113 veals und calves; averaze, $12 24 per head, Hoas.—Trede saail; 130. choice auality Ohio = woight 21,780 Ibs., sold at $3 50'4 per ew Pigs, gro: DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gatveston, doy MN Cypha jow middling Cotton steady ; middting, 1234 iy, good N35 ordinary, 10ge.' Net receipts, 1,913 baton bales. © Exports—To Great Beltain, 8.7785 4 ra coastwise, 771. Sales, 1,428. Stock, 74, New onan abl 14, 1876, Cotton quiet; middling, 12}4e. ; low middlin, ordinary, Oe. % receipts, 11,631 baler Exporte—To the woo SA2d; coasswise, 10,000, Stock, 389, Montun, Feb. 14, 1870. Cotton stonds miata, 12M. low middling? ge: god it , Dye. a 106. et receipts, 6 Coastwisd, 1,0UR Sales, 1,500 Stock, 75,498 <a Saramnam, Feb. 14, 1970, Cotton quiet; middlin; ja 17-32c, 2° 1 mai “i a Be eae iow iddlin, S2ee. ; geod ordinary, 104 hs Ag adh 2h 2, > bales. ‘xports coastiwi B48." ‘Stock, 70/853, RLnsTON, Feb. 14, 1876. Cotton quiet; middling, ie id loa. low middie 12e.; good ordinary, 10%. @ JOMG. Net receipts, 1.00% bales. “Bxporte—to Frante, 123; constwiae, OUle 1,000, Stoo, 54,181, Oryrao, Feb, 14, 1878. Bt 86 73 for No, i wey na ‘and’ virgine Yard, 3,053; afloat, 90 Bpieise Gru, Sle; yard, Oia were steady at former Bilcen We anote —Cotton- seed trade, 80. 8 80s. oulnors yellow. See. 8 oe iow, and phive winter, Bie. a Be. ri casks, 626. | bois, 6sc; lard, winter: $1 04; menhaden, i $i Oo a $i 0; p euopehed sinter, #1 20s $189; whale, crude Norther leached winter, 75e. a 78e. ; olive, “Cnak: gases, $4.36 0 $440; winter ioe 8 . erasieom wad dull bes withon®, emenitel variation tn prices. The closing quotations were :—Crude, in bulk, 774c. a Be.; do. in bbis., ze reting in bbis., ife.; 18tqe. @ 18ige,; refined, timore, Advices from the Crook markets wore as fol- lows " quiet; $2 bid, $2 OS asked. Of artane account of failure to receive oil’ on Satarday, market ope: dull and doing: $1, 87% has been bid for United at t that. Rouseville no busi- . Tidionte quiet; Parker's, 4; shipments nominal, $1 Mi ‘Kecelpts—! om lard, 1, oe, bbls; fod yn gee Lape es and 1,008 boxes; beef, 295 tierces and 115 bbis. The pork | market was exceedin, is and very ttle businges was ag “eal” pri a ake: ey] Salles : Rohs extra. Wheat auie 22000 bushels red oud white Recto on private ter ilwaukee club held at $140, No. 1 white Michigan at $1 49, extra do, at $1.99, Corn sa ge new mii old do., Ge, Bari PSanade held at #1 OO, . 2 Bay at $1 12 hot Ca Tor unbolted N8 a $19; mid- + | Sultecdshors.'8 16 a7; y ceipetel a dlings, $20 6 $22, Minis Borate, Fob. 14, 1870, Stocks in store and Sioa W bent corn, 28,967 do. ; oats, 86,011 do, : 21.stdo. ; speas. 1,376 do. bashe 85,500 varloy. quick iva wucheaged Wheat ftm sua’in 7 j08 2,500 bushels No. 2 Milwaukee club at $1 93 extn Milwaukee at $1 30; i, bard Minnesota at $1 30; 500 do. Green Bay at $1 91, und 2,000 do. white winter at | terms. Corn duil aud scarce; sales of | snogiected. Ryo n 1,000 bushels Cana at $l private terms, Pork dull, at $21 | for henry meek, Lard qalet as 13i¢e Highwines nomi- nal . of Carcaay, Feb. Flour qniot but firm. Wheat easier but in vod y 7 3 No. 2, do. $103 Mare cloved oat ‘on! do, rice Sorn—No. 2 mi meady and unchan; at G76. spot, he. j Telected, Tie. , 41 Fao. he de, April, Oats | fariey ‘unsettled ‘and lower; sal arch. Bye quiet and unchenged, Dressed hogs—Demaad gs at full pi mand tai S21 0) May. March, 812 i Acie aut mand; shoulders 74,4 short iddies, 1 ‘Whisk 81 00, Recetpte—Fi flour, gi bin corn, 92,00) do. : onta, 24,000 $00" doe qcbiomente--Hiour, 9, oy ph O00 dot oats, 18,090. do,; "barley, 5,000 | do. ; do, 5 178, Fa do. At the afternoon call of the Board wheat | be ‘oir unet paeet Pork bull ‘orn we. hig! prices ® shade a 821 274g for April. Lard | easier, no sales. PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. novipnxce, RL. Feb. 14, 1876. stoady, at 4, Gash, to dic, 30 prion han oS 12 85 with, 9 fair do- jarch, ‘snd. fem at #12 3 a spot, Printing cloths dull, at days, ton bat andar’ ond exten goods, BRAZIL COFFEE MARKET. ‘The coffee market {1 enteioted “wake ieee or Pa 5170) & 51590 reis per ten kilogrammos for good fire, ‘Exchange ow Loudon, 26: At Santos the market ty juiet and unchanged. Saperior is quoted at 5/700 & 5/900 reis per ton kilugraumes, EUROPEAN MARKETS. Liveeroot Provvce Rageny Larger oot, Fob. = Evening.—Linseed oil, 24s. « 248. 6d. per Lompon rane ‘Manast-—-Lonpon F Feb. *4—Bvoning. Linsoed ofl, 28. Od, @ 24, por ews. en ee” FINANCIAL. CGUST BELMONT & GO nail paris of the world, = ener Gredita. available in all Mosers, 1 DE ROTHSCHILD ey Ae ar ai" Greie and Telegraphic fransfers of wa on California and Europe. 13 NEW BOOK, JOST OUT, ON WALL ALL 8.) Witt 18 jay bo liaulved and and oar Thee 58 Ge. por 1b. 4 ee ©. pei a | each, fully paid upp, which will be okay No, 2 Walk oh Ye Ecske FIN ANCTAL, LEX. PROTHIN AME \OPFERING privileges on ¢ Kk market at very clase Fates. Contracts isued ting $50 and ape ward, are now worth, on ¢ five co ten thase the cost. Auy Stock’ at th ht ioe margin of five par cout. Add totor: ALEX. DTHINGHA Bankers and Brokers, 12 Wall at “AT REASONABLE RAT Endowment [nsur Securities ; iusura MONEY ¢ Mor a Bi “ME. NBERS OF A “EXCLUSIV pone AND Li ADI A —DEPAULTED Wall HOAD AL bout and sold hy the old Lier a3 a piock Ioiers nd No. 43 BONDS hod house of Y« N. B.—7, 8 and 10 per cent ¢ a ther Al Investinent Se 10 to 12 per cous; inte =ON REAR for five years; legal ex WOLCOTT, 10 Pi L 4 A‘ AMOUNT Ik Denses oni LLINES MINING “ONE Eh made loans on the stock of this company will heas Fa a to thelr advantage by addressing Mry box 1,453 3 TO LOAN ON y Property; no bongs HAVING XECUTORS’ fa UN ERE MS OuN bondholders, main tine, who have : plan of reorganisation, (can either of the underaig BONDS BXPIRES J ALWAYS HAVE MC ion BY #5 LOAN ON MORTOAG New York city Property. Principals desiring to BORRO OR INVEST apply to. H. L, GRANT, 14) bro aie OHN 8. PIRRCE, NO. 5 PINE J ¥unds to loan on’ approved New Yorke set beways Real Estate, 1 MOxEX ‘TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT dims to suit, city property, JOHN L. CAVAN Be eet wink SECOND at easiest terms. Pasties Panet y tunds or having ‘iunds to invest should upply to GRORGE W. STAKE, room 8, 150 Broadway, FFICE OF K, Si EXCHANGE PLAGE. New York, Feb. 15, 1 BTho undersigned has this day e: general banking and broker F. i. FRANK, MO LOAN ON MORTGAGE—FOR THREE YEARS upon City Property; § ¥ REE SUMS. Herald afl \TANTED—ON IMPROVED COUNTRY PROPERTY near by, $18,000, 6+ 000; valuation fous times thy Teraid office, $2 50 ED—ON CHATTEL MORE 5 gage. worth six times the amount, for sixty or ninety dayettor which a liberal bonus will be paid. address W. P., Herald office. 10. 000 | WANTED ONE YEAR—ON W interest paying Bonds and un: 12 per cont Address PRINCLY’ Good ‘roperty bate treble amount; mission; good references. Post offic: COPART. ERSHIP: EW YOR! FEB. 1 10 1876. N*® - ne 52 Excwance Prace. ‘The eopartnership heretofore existing under the frm name of Heidelbuch, Frank & Co, has this day expired by ity own limitation. Mr, Alfred 8. Heldelback, will sien. tn liquidation, LOUIS HEIDELBACH, ALFRED 8, HKIDELBACH. E. L. PRANK, ADOL# GANS, EW YORK, PEB. 15, 1576_ 52 Excuavcr Prac, ‘The undersigned have this day formed & copartuseshiD tm der the firm namo of Holdelbach, Iekelheimer & Co. for the transaction of a goneral banking, Sastap iOresigh an ant mostic). IP HELDELBACH. ISAAU IOKELHEIME, ALFRED 8. HEIDELBACH. Esvy BBIDEUB AGH & 00. A PITAL WANTED, TO MANUFACTURE AN sgt zclualve. article in daily use; consumption large, prolits satisfactory ; sales for cash ; no depreciation in st Address UTILITY, box 157 Horald Uptown Brauch office. N INTEREST IN A NEW AND ONOMICAR rocess for facturing @ superior Bone Black, suite . to be disposed of at ® reasonable rf irous of commenctiy business this offers © favorable opporvunity. Addross + oftice box 2 mad ity. N_OLD ESTABLISHED GOAL YARD—LEASI Hor Mice and Stable Fixtures for sale; pri ‘50% West st., corner of Jane, U N WITH $6,000 CAPITAL MA¥ find a romunorative investment with a ood party tn Htaple business of large profit, without risk, by calling | eee Chatnain st. A PHILADELPHIA house, Detwean two principal theatres, #uitable 11 OF summer garden ; best location in the city. 82! ‘uiladeiphia, FOTELS, RESTAURANTS, —CONFECTIONERIES, Sample Rooms, Groceries, House Furnishing, Mik linery, Cigar Store, Bakeries, Drug Stores, Hair Stores, Mare keys, Lavery, stabise, fe. RAL Y A CIGAR STORE OR STAND—WITH OR must be good location, Cull at 376 Oi 8., 287 West 4th st. TWILL Bu without Stock; at., or address ©. 1. ARTNER WANTED—IN A MANUFACTURING business, to take the ye wner; business wired, $1,000 C.,' box 4,120 ViTH $1,000; ESTABLISHED \drend igitts FOR SALE | ‘anti-nuisance privy; party wanted with $4,000, t¢ manufacture here on shards or royalty. Address It.” D. “H.. box 365 New York lost o! R {@HTS FOR SALI ig lt NOVELTY; SELLS Y everywhoro at 109 per rofit. WILSON & iPARRENGTON, 92 Broadway. 10 HOTEL KEEPERS,—A FRENCH RESTAURATE om, speaking English, desires an eny ont as partner oF manager in an American hotel durin, Poiaddipiia xe duress L. 19 Kuo des Ecoles, Paris. ) MANUFACTURERS OF UMBRELLA FURNT- T tures.-A house, with @ large connection among um- | Drella manutacturers in Great Britain, is desirous to repre. | sent a first class American firm tor eines of all kinds of | umbrella furnitare, sticks ana all kinds of Fomor Hirst Claas references civen. Address 1, M., + Lone don, $20,000.—I WANT TO MEET or controlling above sums for Hudsom ‘fest mortgages: above amounts do not AN’ 4 part} River Wes oon jenter exceed one-half of present panic value of propertios, which consist of inege farm aod village residence, doth Saoly im ‘im- Principals of attorneys only Buv'awr, 99 bil erty st, rooms 4 an ANTED—AN ACTIVE PARTNER, WITH A CAPT Telot from. $15,000 to $20.00, to joins frm in the brokerage anid commission ‘business; one who is ‘apable of attending to the indoor portion ofthe business ‘ami to the flaancos protorred, Tho advertiser can give beak references, aud cau show that the business is both iucrative and safe, “Address ACTIVE, box 183 Herald office —PARTNER WANTED TO REPRESENT 33, OOO. Noecalitos a Centonuial Exhibition; ees eenoneeee Box 1y it oitice. TEREST IN me EOF in Phil iiraneh office, 2. Ad O06 CAPITAL AND A GENERAL PARE $30.0 ner wauted—By a longestablisned Broad way worcantile house, with an unexceptionable record amd having a steady, profitavie business Apuiy to GRIGGS & CARLETON, $5 Broaaway. s Ti MANU. $30.500. tnet y in the city tequire te {ncrease thoit working capital by she above amount, which will be secured on marketable property, and 7 per cent will be guaranteed in addition to dividend of 1,000 shares (8100 outed, The compan; was Jormed under the aid act of 1948, froeing the st vekhonde ers trom all liability, The company’s prof Fanging over 100 percent. Address X. W., box a ne BUSINESS ‘TROUBLES. At the second meeting of the creditors of Alexander Stein, manufacturer of furniture, which was held yee terday at the office of Register Fitch, No, 345 Broad- way, the creditors agreed to accept twenty-five cents on the dollar, cash, Mr. Stein’s liabilities were stated to be $74,436 61, and bis assets $24,348 40. Messrs. Porter & Bliss, dealers in boots and shoes, of No, 1,265 Broadway, made an assignment yesterday to ‘Asa 6B. Stewart. Liabilities, $14,239 36; nominal assets, $12,767 41; actual assets, $7,875 23 E. 8. Baker, provision dealer, in Brooklyn, has made an assignment. ‘Tho failure of Otto Henschel, furniture dealer, of No, 267 Bowery, was announced yesterday. Messrs, Walsh & Field, ship chandlers, of No. ® South street, aud Henry Selling, dealer in tobacco, of No, 173 Front street, have made assignments, Atmeoting of tho creditors of Messrs, ars. Obrieght * Weil, shirt manufacturers, of No. $4 Leonard street who fuied last September, was held yesterday at thé office of Register Williams, No. 4 Warren street Messrs, Thomas D, Adams and Daniel K, Davis wore ae assignees. The liabilities were stated to be $45,000, the nominal assets $17,000, and the actual assets about $12,600. The first mecting of the creditors of Clark & Russel, dealers in ribbons, which was to have taken place esterday at the office of Register Alien, No. 164 roadway, was postponed until the 28th inss ‘The second mveting of the creditors of Denny Hull byes will take place at tbe office of Register Atlen, 0, 182 Broadway, on the 6th prox. rt the soon meoting 0 of, of David Sob linger, one in fi v Brno - o! Register proven, amount