The New York Herald Newspaper, February 19, 1876, Page 9

A 4 eels and St. Joseph, 3; Wabash, 3; DOMESTIC MARKETS. sre FROM EIGHTH PAGE.) Plour steady, with a moderate dem: mj, No. vile Visa Sats Se 1 white rant a $25 for Millfeed—Shorta, $16 a $17; Shipstum, "gi ry lings, $20 « $22 per ton. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Buaks Feverish, Speculation Unsettled and the arket Demoralized, WOLD IRREGULAR AT U3 84 A US 6-8, Garge Shipments Expected—Government Bonds a Trifle Lower—Investment Securities Steady—Money Easy on Call at 3.a3 1-2 Per Cent. Wat Street, } Fripay, Feb, 18—6 P. M. ‘Dealers were reticent in the way of opinions before ‘the openiyg of the Stock Exchange this morning, and (Possibly their views were too much muddled to permit of expression. Cateris paribus, it was admitted that stocks, like Wongftellow’s prudent youth, ought to seek a higher Position, but prosaic facts suid otherwise. ‘There was a shadowy belief that shares on general Yprinctples should reach betier pr. nd there was a \wubstantial feeling that Gould, short of the market, might be likened to the “advisory,” who, “‘as a roar- ing Mon, walketh about seeking whom he may devour.” ough there was something ofa rally and a moder- firmness in the market, the fear of the roaring lion ‘was clearly evident, aud transactions were mainly Jbased upon his movements. Hence Western Union, as themost active stock in | ‘a dealings, waited upon what were, or what supposed to be the, manipulations of Jay Gpuld. occurréd a turn downward to 734 early in the and there was a twist upward to 74% later on. ‘was no apparent reason for either, except that at ne time Gould was reported seller ; and when the rallied he was with quite as good reason reported a buyer. “The advisory” probably acted in both capacities at ferent hours in the day, though at the end of busi- eas there was some evidence that, though his particu- brokers seemed to be selling, others in his employ quietly buying. So “the advisory,” whom jokers verily believe to be as black as he is painted, jabolized the market, to the confusion of both bulls id bears. * There were some tidings of a legislative nature -wired from Wisconsin to-day, which tended to keep the granger stocks firm, but public interest seems to have dropped away and the usual clientele was wanting in Attendance. Still there was an abiding faith in future ‘prices among the hangers-on that were left, which will probably continue until margins aro wiped out, and pustomers who are cajoled into buying to-day ‘“‘get the route”? to-morrow. Central and Hudson exhibited the same degree of firmness which it always does when its shares are vought for, Mr. Gould’s efforts to cover his shorts of pome two years’ standing are always thwarted on the q inquiry. To this is to be added the faith of vestors, who, in default of high-priced bonds, are plways ready to place thetr money in a Grst clase security. ‘The mortgage bonds of the road, selling at 126, with gan allowance of 7 per cent interest, while too high for purchase by investors, still in sympathy lend a value to the common stock, which asa first class invest- ‘ment still offers under its 8 per cent dividends a fair jand secure return to purchasers. Mr. Gould, with his Saree to be covered, and investors, with their funds be placed, are naturally to be credited with the gatrength of quotations of Central and Hudson consoli- rdated stocks, . OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and Vlowest prices of the day :— ‘The transactions on the Stock Exchange to-day ag- regated 163,100 shares, which were divided among securities as follows:—New York Contral and ladson River, 1,020; Erie, 18,800; Lake Shore, 14,800; Dleveland and Pittsburg, 100; Northwestern, 7,100; Wo. preferred, 2,250; Rock Island, 5,700; Pacific Mall, }14,200; St, Paul, 12,000; do. preferred, 3,050; Obios, 8,000; Western Union, 66,950; Wabash, 750; C., C. and 4, G., 100; St, Louis, Kansas City preferred, 1,200; Kan- x ADVANCE AND DECLINE. - fhe tollowing are the changes in closing prices, | Somparad with those of yesterday :— Apvaxce,—Erie and Lake Shore, % Quicksilver, s Seeeeesers, Union Pacific and Western Union, tern common, Uhio and Mississippi, Pacific ‘and St. Paul preferred, % ; Atlantic and Pacitic % Delaware and Lackawanna and Northwest. Xj Rock Island, %; New York Cen- aig Jersey Cen: « _ Stationary. er % London and District of Colam- Nia 8,65 bonds, THR MONEY MARKET. Money closed at 3 a 34% per cent, Prime dis- pounts are umchanged. The supply of-capital is t, Qn government securities the regular rates ‘pre 8 and 4 per cent The following are the rates of New York:—Savannah, \ a premium; Charleston, unchanged; Cincinnati, very firm, 50to 100 discount; St, Louis, 60 to 75 discount; Chicago, 75 discount, Sterling exchange is very firm at 4.86 9 4.95; selling yates, 4.8655 a 485% and 4.5954 24.90; Reichmarks, WH @ 955 to 96% a 06%; cables, 96% a 96% ; prime Paris, 6.13% @ 5.114. THE GOLD MARKRT. ‘This was moderately active because of the expecta- \ion that further shipments would be made, and It is probable that $800,000 gold will be shipped to-morrow, Mthough nothing positive is known as yet, The open- Ing figure was 113%, From this théte was an advance ‘9 118%, a dectine to 1134 and aclose at 113%. The ates paid for carrying were 1, 2, 234, 8 4, 6 and 3% per NEW YORK HERALD, cent, The decline in the afternoon was based on ru- mors that about $1,000,000 gold bought for shipment had Deen resold and would not go to-morrow, . BANK. $1,350,220 1,554,917 ‘82,880, 000 DRY GOODS IMPORTS. ‘The imports of dry goods at the port of New York for the week ending to-day were $3,585,640, and the amount marketed $3,383,309, ‘The total imports of dry goods at the port since January 1 are $16,317,026, and the total amount marketed $16,301,115. ‘THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. ‘The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $151,000 gold on account of interest and $856,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. Bank notes received for redemp- tion to-day, $600,000; revenue receipts, $300,000; cus- toms receipts, $300,000, INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Investment securities were strong. New York Cen- tral rose from 115}, to 11634 and receded to 116. Rock Island sold from 110}¢ to 11134. Lhnois Central sold at 100%, Morris and Essex at 104, Burlington and Quincy at 12054, Delaware and Lackawanna at 1183¢ a 11834, and New Jersey Central at 108 a 107%. EXPRESS STOCKS. Wells Fargo was marketed at 8834, American at 65, United States at 753g. BANK SHARES. Bank shares sold as follows:—110 Commerce at 117, 10 Ninth National at 80, 10-St, "Nicholas at 103, and Merchants’ at 1194. r RAILROAD BONDS, Railroad bonds trong, with an advance of y a 13 per cemt, Chicago and Northwestern firsts and gold sevens were 1 per cent higher, the former up to 104 and the latter to 93. The following were the clos- ing quotations for Pacifle Railroad bonds:—Union Pacific firsts, 105% a 105%{; Union Pacific land grants, 102% a 10334; Union Pacifle sinking funds, 975, a 97 44; Central Pacifics, 1087 3109. The other changes were slight, _ STATR BONDS. There was more than the usual amount of business in State bonds. Georgia sevens sold at 107; yester- day the highest bid was 1 ; Missouri sixes, of 1878, sold at 101, an advance of 3; Tennessee sixes, old, sold at 453%, a decline of i, while the new sixes were steady. New York State sevens, bounty loan, sold at 104%; North Carolina ‘‘apecial tax, second class,”? sold at3, District of Columbia 3.65's sold at 7434. GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed a fraction weaker at the following quotations:—United States currency sixes, 126% 9127; do. do., 1881, registered, 1233; 0 123%; do. do, do., coupon, 12334 a 123%; do, five-twenties, 1865, registered, 118 a 11834; do. do, do., coupon, 118 a 118%; do. do., do., new, registered, 119% a 120%; do. do., do., da, coupon, 119% a120; do. do,, 1867, regis- tered, 122% a 122%; do. do., do., coupon, 122% a 122; do. do., 1868, registered, 128% a 124; do. do., do., coupon, 123% a 123%; do ten-forties, registered, 117% a 1183¢; do." do., do., coupon, 12144 a 12114; do. fives, 1881, reg- istered, 1183¢ a 118%; do. do., do., coupon, 118% a lle, PHILADRLPHIA QUOTATIONS. The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at tiifee o'lock this day:— Bid, Asked. City sixes, old + 103 = City sixes, new. +s 10B5G 109 United Companies of New ‘Jersey. ll Pennsylvania Railroad... 66K eae and Reading “Railroad Lehigh Valiey Railroad ir Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. 21% Northern Central Railroad 884 Lehigh Navigation... 1% Lehigh Navigation gold loan. . 1056 BAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS, Shipments East to-day:;—Coin, $90,000; bullion, $62,800, The following are the closing official prices of mining stocks to-day :— Consolidated Virginia 422 California 88% Yellow Jacket. THE FORRIGN MARKET. London advices report consols 3 per cent higher, and old 1865’s and the new five per conts 4 lower than at the close yesterday. From Berlin itis announced that the specie in the Imperial Bank of Germany in- creased 4,962,000 marks during the week ending yester- day, The following are five P, M. quotations:—Consols for money, 94% a 9434; do. for account, 94%; old 1965 bonds, 10534 a 105% ; 1867 bonds, 10944; ten-forty bonds, 106g; new fives, 106% a 106%; Erie, 165Xa 15%; do. preferred, 32; New York Central, 105, MEMORANDA. The Denver and Rio Grande Railway reports earn- ings for the week ending February 7, 1876, as fol- lows:— Gross earnings, main line, 120 miles. Gross earnings, same mileage, same wi $7,346 OL a Increase, 20 4-10 per cent.... seers ee $1,246 17 ‘The Railroad Committee of the Wisconsin Senaie have agreed to report the Vance bill, without amend- ment, by a vote of 7 to 2. ‘The earnings of the Rome, Watertown and Ogdens- burg Railroad during January were as follows :-— 1876.. + $80,727 92 1875.. ” ~ 67,504 48 At Wasliington to-day the Pacific Railroad Commit- tee of the House adjourned without reaching a vote on the Texas Pacitic, NEW YQRK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Farivar, Feb. 18, 1876. BRFORE CALL—10 A. M. $4000 M &StP 1st,14M 923 600 sha Chi & N W pf. 67 YOoebs Aus Pac Tel. 19% 900. docss.se, OF 100 Pac 200 do 87 200 do. 110! 700 da. 11 1300 do. 1K 500 Tol & We 110! Tro "to. i 1 i ie p lo. 1 500 do a 100 do. & 500 do. 4 200 do 46 200 do... 45 100 do. 45: B00 do & 400 Erie ki 45 70 do 4: so do Ty! 100 | do ci wOOLS &M 8 RR..bs 8 do. 79% 200 do 80 200 do. 1500 B00 118% M. 34 Fy EA 143 Mi oe 8B Hib “44 19 16 | 100 iu 74° 300 ° Ae! 000 Erie rg 82" 100 do, 4 Tya00 ao B00 do. 1 G0) do. Wis 1 ae, 18) 2000 Ma ‘83g 1100 — do 18. Qu00 M&S By GW do. 18} L0oM 45 Ss” «1800 do. 18 4000 Chi & 104 100 do. 18: 20000 © & N 92% 100 do. i 9000 do. 8234 300 do. i 10) do. S0L8a MS 1.000 _ do, 93 300 do. ‘ooo Win BS SOO 1000 D, 116 8) a0. eek Pe she CaP 8 13000 Me 3 Om ANW ities 4 tow WY Cen Oa 8S 106 GUO 10874 400 oar Pac gold b. SESSEE srg Ea we 3. 3 tosses bts tees Sseeeu’ StppeeseE=cocces sedz,bees Be: Si oi hRRES egeetere FEE aan — tepsees' ze = - oat BREZ. er & Ee 120 10-40, F 122% 100000 U8 o's, 6, "BI. SECOND BOARD—1 P. 32100 shs Erie RR 100... .dosan Butte BAO EEEEEEEEES ded tod hell S2E' = = FP eee SEEEe Eee ES EEE § bad S estEatett sti ueeescce gt rd EES COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT LOWER—FUTUBES c— FLOUR QUIET—WHEAT DULL AND NOMINAL— CORN FIRM—OATS STEADY—POBK FIRMER— LARD FIRMER—WHISKEY STEADY—PETROLEUM QUIET—SPIRITS TURPENTINE QUIET—ROSIN QUIET—OILS QUIET—FREIGHTS INACTIVE AND “TAME—COFFEE STEADY—SUGAR STEADY. Farpay, Feb. 18—6 P, M. And still the opening of the spring trade is delayed, and public expectation has once more been disap- pointed, Of greater importance, however, would be a disappointment with regard to the extent of the spring trade, Until very recently a large business has been predicted in almost every department, but.so late is the demand in setting in that grave apprehensions aro coming to be entertained that the spring trade will prove disappointing in more ways than one. Owing to the quietude which bas pervaded commercial circles for more than @ year and the small busin: transacted in almost every department of trade during the past three or four seasons it was hoped that mercantile transactions during the incoming season would prove exceptiouably large, ia ticularly as @ dearth of goods has been reported from e | direction West and South, save, perhaps, in some few of the prinvipal cities and other places of distribution. But tt be- gins to look as though the proverbial dalnoss incidental to the Presidential election year will sgain have to be expe- rienced, though what particular connection necepéarily ex- ists between trade and politics during a Presidential cam- paign which doos not exist at other times it would be dif. cult to tell, Certainly there ought to be nothing in common between business and politics, yet it {san tndisputable tact that polities often does exert @ controlling and always” baneful influence upon purely commercial matters; hence the growing fears in the public mind that_business may be greatly restricted during the ensuing spring and fall seasons by the disturbing elements inseparably connected with politics, and especially during the Presidential year, Trade has been almost everywhere disappointing during the past week. Dry goods have been sparingly dealt in, although ne especial change has taken place in the situation or in prices curremt. Business in hardware was seldom or never before so dull during the month of February, andthe worst of it is tt is feared that there will not be anything like the usual movement at any time during the month. Dealers are tearful that the spring trade will be very small, if not failure. The movement in Grain during tho week his been extremely slow. Shippers’ limits are still low, and, notwithstanding prices have fa yored the buyer all through the week. there has been very Little pressure to sell, prime spring, in particular, being held firm, apparently, although in the absence of buyers it has been difficult to ascertain the exact market value of any kind. Oorn has ruled rather quiet, especially “spot” corn, nd the dealings have been confined almost wholly to for- ward deliveries, The general market has been pretty steady. Oats have been without movement, but the market has not materially changed. Provisions have been much more active and business from day or bows pork and Froights and charters h the week. To-day merely nominal. steady. Whiske; Cage ie ‘fair deman’ ttoedy. Colle was isilks were guiet but steady’ st Ske. w Sie. f 4 cans ware gute tn st Oe 9 vi eb iia aris at heddiaak ice ta Saxe, 0 336. dull and prices were more or less nom- medium sold at i SATURDAY, FEBRUAKY 19, 1876.—WITH SUPPLEMENT. 8 ITe.; tarred Mantis, I4e.; Sisal i aia Ne Tidge. a 1296. ; Haale hemp, sar ae wee ‘cotton was dull at the fol- above reduced c. Stained: reduced iv. The gi tet BB ugar 413 31-32 —Quotations basea on oan tion, and on cotton in store inning in quality not more than balf a or below the grade Uplands. Ai ° 9 10) 1 109 107 ei a 12 12% Ex is 6 13 916 13 9-16 13 15-16 13 15-16 a hie i$ $10 18 Sis 5 I o168 —Stained—Good ordina A ordin: 1OMe. 5 Jew middling, 10-5 sotines Oe Lite, £2'M“Good aiding —Good 10% 12%. Dull. The c.; low ink 12ike 5 niddiing. B58 376 128 857 Speculation. ; June, 1,500 ‘at igs pS t 09 66 18 Bide. A jes. To-day ap to two o'clock P. M. ryary, 210 at 12 25 Sie B00 (at 1a, § March, 10 1,000 fo} 500 “we 1a 15-16" Zee” MMobo "at 1Siger 13 5-326, 1,700 "at | 13h4¢6. as 13 Bae, 3,500 at 13i¢e," 800 at 13 Silo 1.900 at 13 "1-160, 1,100 a 18 § Sia, j May, 1,400 04 18ig0.. 100 9x 18.13-530, as 1811320. 300 ae 19. 9-100 June, Hoe at 1s, at 13: 19-82¢,, 1,300 at 13 9 ia Be 16e., 500 at 13 27-se.\ 1,100 at 10 1818e., 400 ae 18 25-396; August, 700 at 18 1B. 3 31 Total. 38,700 bales, Grand } New York, 1,905} Selon °to7 * Pied 15,765, Tose, aay last week, 18.375. This ‘dai ar, ‘15,846, since Bepteraber 1, 8,291, Cotton tretghts closed as follows:—To Havre, by stonm, Ye; to Hamburg, 3 iF}, sin y sieam, 16, en. Jape .; to Liverpool, by ste : Breau, Wi, ‘Marker voice! en Duet Skins—We note sales of 1,500 Ibs. Southern at 8 to note In 0. RUGS. &c.—There were no important chan this markot ; business was still confined townall parcels and ries , but without important chan; was weak at $4125, gold, in bund, for arras, 7 currency, jot The Dutch re, ave been buying at "Tod P. for One end ‘8. for common, AclaveOn ‘vitriol’ wee, nellve an SL. 7S per Ib. tor large lots aud 20. 8 2c. for small lots. Camphor was steady, at 26c. for refined. Cremns | tartar was firm, at 34}40. @ 35igc. for American and French, id 40c. for powdered. Alcobolics—Chiorotorm and ether were steady at ec. for the and 58e. 8 S4e. for igre ter. jorax was steady at for refined city, and i2s4c. tor do. California. Balsam tolu was nominel at $1.00. Burgundy pitch was firm, at so. Guarana was firm at Manna, new crop, was Woted at 45. all, $1 10 for large and 35e. for sorts. tharides were in large su eg and easy at $1 ‘Dag 50, Castor oil was steady at 1 be cases and 13sec for, bbis. Shellac was quiet at 42c. # S8e. for D. C.. and 38c. a 450. for English, Divi divi was aEet at $59 a 860 per ton. Outch was active at 7igc,, gold. Prusslate pone was quiet at 28c. a 200. Bichromate potasa was fair demand at 163c. Sal ammoniac was scarce and Steady at Llc. gold, trish moss was quiet at 6c. Gam- bier was ‘i ry exe gold. Epsom salts were in fair mand b uINRC WAS Ace tive at $1 sO 1 “a. per = Rye ne to brand. Argols were mepay. ‘at 28, a BIC gold, according Quality. Gentian root was scarce, ra Delo at 6c. a 7c Cassia buds were in fair di e root was quoted ag 8c. for whole, and l4o, powdered. Gum gedda was drm at Tie. a Tse. to quality, ‘Juniper “berries ‘were’ scarce and ly heid at Sige. tor Ordinary italian and Sc. a c. @ Ide. Vent an can Sige. for new. Orange peel ruled quiet at 104 turpentine was quiet wt 196, Castile soi jonti white was 16ge., and prog! les pure mottled mon do. 8: Id were stead and 30Ke. for boxes. Quinin mand at $22u, Blue vitriol was Morphine ‘was, in fair demand at was quiet at $2 40 $9,0.1, Alum—Lump wasn fale demand” at 2%e. 8 Sree, oomeding te ensue Ghiorate | povesh | was and; Qui ir snd rm. Tartaric acid 4, for erystal, and 490, & 50c. rig’ acid was frm at 78. 8 B00. gold, Sasoes quiet at former prices; quoted at 40. gold, and from Se. to 15c. currency for anne Licoris leorice este was also quiet, and | prices unchanged for Booush: i, Guzalina, 29. i, BOK 5 oe aa scopaibs was quict at T2ge. cae rat tongs wan firmly at 25¢. a 30c.; Spanish was quoted at trom $9 esis, Grm, Galangal root was in mod de In moderate | demand, | — 55e. toB1 10. Ginger held firml; firm; held at 81 20 a $1 50. Qui To. a Toe. 8 were steady; donna, 1c. for conium and aconit bane 25 for rose, Arsenic was LA Ls at Side. a Bi. go ‘der 13e. for red 0 California, 630. 6.5 qe; brown Trieste, Teri yellow *Buglish, 8) ¥ Dutch was quo! at $7 75 ana Smyrna was tent ab 87 25. 1 8235. Caraw Hemp was weak at ie et qnored t Lae, 6 12}40, Corta ied quint as in fair baules at 200. to quality, Fonea beans w yan 50 “Altec root wae uresly held e8° Ste, foe fair do. Gum arabic was quoted at 15e. for prime sorts and Ile. for second do. Angostura bark wree and firmly held st SOc. Sassafras 8c Ginseng was dull and nanigt ie stern. bse sre Soullle was cules as l4e_ Lavender towers wore quict et 6ige. Valerian root was quoted at for English end 160. tor German. Albumen wes steady 5c. 7Uc. tor Siger'carno 6,4, Camomile Rom: ‘at 16c. a 1Mc. Gambuge was quoted ut 620. Asal Steady at 150. a 170 Carbonate ammonia was duiet st 14ige.. gold, Aluminous cake—Pochu patent was quoted at 2! per Ib. Esset oils were quiet, was also lower, Oli cloves. was a kinds wero unchanged, for old and $3 40 for new Thmsen’s finest gold; off cara all oileltronelis, 75e. : (Mitcham), $12 50; oll clos 8, $3 2 oll sassafras. inclusive, Sdc. Feel oil of bay, #25. Ei The sales a age ‘toda’ ies 25 tons soda ash, 2 11-1 hy ‘all fold. and 100 gasks Dlowching powder at $1 60, currency, Soda oA “bra all gol Sokaeceam Sohn Sets 40 FearMxns.—6,000 ibs. prime sold at Private pi price. ee, at S7c, 6 Svc for prime, and mix are @ 45¢. for %e Bank, and told'Rt the above prices. | % a jots from bb "Wo. 3 at sil. hedge A Heri id in bis. Porttand sou uk ce 200 bi Joule Bay of Solowe at $4 5u; and 500 bi y ome 73 ani bis. East- port at 83.75. Box herring eerie lemand. We uote George's } Grand Bank, $4.75, ore mackerel, No. 1, i do, No. 2, $16, Box herring, No. 1, 20c. 0 Be. ied . Port) 75 4 8: FLOUR aD GRaix.—! ste Pir hy bbis.; wheat, bu: Me an sucks; oats, arley malt, 5,785 x. ‘sat Doataatts hanged. in ae pemeny Melthin he range of ed tations. Corn meal sreddy, with sales of, 250 bbis, 200 sacks, at $5 50 for, Brandy wine and €2 75 484 3 Western, Jersey and Yenusylvauia yellow per bbl. We Round hoop Ohio, Koand boop Ohio, ‘amnily. Bt Louis, stra! rok St Kouts we: ‘ea eco og stiipping be brand: je brands. 8 cuccasnccacsaucenacat $1 Sh SebasssnscusnssEss : a7 2-27 = ia, and bie, Barley was were 2,000 Saf ak es neon ae pari malt . nd 81 19 0 81-99 for four-rowed sing Inotewosiny Progen No. in more and ie ri itd 7 to qui few. seedless rm Valencia raisi fe. & Iie. per Hehe Site fan ee Servis and Y new French do, 70. 8 Le, according Fen tiee Se tGedratia 133s forlarora “Baten, oie, ‘Brasil fp Dore jed—There was cot able move- Le, but otherwise the We quote — expor i ra in domestic trait was made show full prices, We meet do., mixed, , Ba 001 don weiss as. prime, nchanged. We 4 tovail aie at Se, Straw—! but ony m Hroms—The market was sto joderatciy rande (to aerive), tive. | Tho sules were 4,000 iio i 2 sa coon Go,. 400 wet salted ¥ Motamdros ‘and 00 wet salted Tex: by BOMae: Ayres, 20 to 25 Ib Montevideo, 21 to 22 in Ba, toe; Octo, Bi Selected; ‘Texas and Southern, 24 to eure: 80 they run; city ‘sang ‘ox "60 to 50 D IDE, Bhac. ie . oe Hac; Cow, #5 to GO Ibs, Tike, cure Mose wecr iy affive demead, at firm n bong ft Wells’ Weekly I pte for the, week, ipts and Ex- i G2188; tore eset seceints 82:15; toial receipts for san period in 1874, 88,013; export Lenina the week, 1081 tal exports since September 1, 157% ors for wame period in 1874, 14,530. We quote ate, 120. 3 Wisconsin tons Coltnoss at American Pig, ry do., forge, 8! sul Th eae irom, ‘I pes ‘Lap was quiet and unchanged a $6 tor domes Lxatnun.—The market for hemlock sole was fale Crop was in mode: ae demand. The receipts for t} wore 02,008 sides and 2133 bales, The exports for the samme 13,400 sides, of whiew 12,200 went to Bugland, jauce, 1,200, to the Continent. Hemlock Light Bysnos Ayres, 2240, e238 ifornia, 2230. a ; do. common hide, & 2hyc. migdle’ Busnes Ayres. 240, 25)<¢.; do. Californie comm 23! BO Bi settve. & 250.4 do. de. Azzet, 28: 200. "a0. oa 8 Bde. ; common de, 23}50. 0 206. good d inenos Ayres, 22c, « 230. do. Ualifornia, 21a. a a2lo; oor damaged common xen n stated, We a M et Stes e ot 25e.; di he a Porto Now Orleans, grocery,’ Ste. janda, S20’ « 450. ; Naval "Browns. —spiiia ntine were quict but un- changed; 50 bbi {SB aosln was wioady| the ‘wore 1,000 be ge ipood trained at $1 6334 and 500 bbis, good ‘strained at $1.65. Tur and pitch angel. We quotes Spirits wurpentine. 30H Pan, good sirained, $1 60 a $1 03's. tar, 4; 40, Wilmington, $2 1234 0 $2 35; Wilmington’ wera, ae follows: “iyi firm 25; yellow dip 82 18. oe Spite! Wisc. "1,00 bbia” common seralued, 81 Oi ‘O1L3.—At New Bedford a sale was made of 500 bbls. for export on private terms, supposed to have been hy Home market wae quiet and tachanged. We quote: Fal do., 81 0; whale, cide Northern, 0c; 40. Se bieached winter, 75c. a 7He.; olive, cask: : i do. cases, $ $435 0 84 do; winter MiSadhed tate crude tis ing era -Crade, tn bulk, Te, 7746; do . 10} a 1B BGC. a TAKE. for oral ary brenda; refined, at Philadsiphia, 34 ‘c. onesie ‘and at Bultimore, 13i0. Advices from the Ureek wero as fol- lows :—Titusville nominal and quiet at 82 (5; upper road off not in demand. Oil City steady for United at wells; $1 90% Did, $1 01M adkod: Targe transactions; buyers and sellers equally divided; immediate shipments, $2 U7} bid. Rouse villo—No business whatever; cannot quote. Tidioute, $1 91; sales yosterday, #2 1253. Parker's opened weak; $1 8734 bid for United eid Union fumed up, and sales were made at 0. $1 0176 no iequiry for shipments, nowinally 82 05 a : Yi od for Parker's now $1 90 bid; 1 91, United. ee s Provisions.—Receipts—Pork, 68 tlercos and 762 bbls: , 2,441 tlerces, 150 kogs and 125 caves; cut mouts, 1,359 bacon,’ 24 tiereos and 1,70 boxes; beef, "819 48 bbis.; beef name, 10 tierces and 65 bbis., pork market wns decidedly Srmer under » fairly emont, aud a fair business was done at and bo- alle, The closing cgall” prices were. s¢_ fol; ‘$23 asked; ones fits 2's Sackadi Apri 83 90 bid, (od; May, $22 95 bid, $23 asked; June, #23 bid, $29 anked, The sales were about 5,000 tierces at $22 85 a $22 90 for March 4 $22 02 «825 for Apell. Uninspected moss was quoted $2273; prime "mens | was quoted $21; city prime do. at $22, 18 300 $17 50h Gat monks somtinued Arias medium aver! frpeh_ bellies “at firm, at 126, 12K6., 25 boxes long 130. noe 75 boxes do. ac. Beef was geist, i firm, a6 $15 50 2 $16 fort eB $1l SOa Siz for mess, and Si0 & $11 50 for plain mess Beef hams firm at $26 2 627 for prime Western; 50 pe sold on rivate terms. Smoked meats were tirm. ing aut Tha safes EI ie at better Febrvary $15 Saks 1, $13, O24 bid. $ 2 takod . BL ed; June, $13 ne phd re ; Jaly, gs oes Ria $id i 0 sel jer'sh bid 12 85 Tho ealee ‘Wore about 10,000 tiercos at 13 47K n ‘S13 SO tor March, $13 623g a $13 65 for April, 13 82% for May and $13 90 for June. Bpot was quote at 13340. bid, 13490. asked tre cf Sar for Western, and 13c, for No.1 city. About aaa sold at 13}¢o. Refined ana at Seuth sale inquiry from slippers and rather more inquiry from the home trade. We quote :—BState "e common to good, Tige. @ Lge. 5 Sie to fancy. 1sg6 a Lely skims, de. 8 ej Ghio factory, fair to good. i.do., flat shaped, & | good a, Taney tae age shaped, good to CFs s Hive <The mtrkot was fait We quote :—Curolina, fuir to prime, to good, Sdec, & Brey Byes ty ‘good, 46. a 4x0, gold; Rangoon, in bond, $2 50 ‘gold. SPRLTKR was steady i SreaRine.—Recoipts, 2 tlerces. ‘Bales, 50 sierces, to ar- rive, at Ide, Market very firm at Lac. a ide. for prime and '133sc. for ordinary. bugak—The raw market was quict but steady at former e: We quote Wale refining, 7iKe. 0 7340; ‘Tie. Cubs, groce: 36° a Thee, : Porto Rico: A ry, tair to choice, Sxe. a Bge.; standard A; 9546. of, Bx we. ; crushed, 1oMe.; powdered, 1 ‘10Ke.; granulated, 130. & 10K¢.! cut loaf, “Hrecivi, 4 bhds, and 548 bbls. Poe. market sere 40,000 Ibe, fa, Bgo. w Digc. ge nglit foogs con e775: torn Kot was quiet. but steady. Tho sales on private terms; 100 cases of cases Of ow land, crop 1473, Bo. a Phgo.'s 15 crop 3 Ot Ohio, crop 1874, on terms, and 300 bales of Havana at prices ranging om Be. to Receipts, 848 bbls. of whiskey, 260 do. of highwines ond Ta 45, of alcohol, ‘The market was quiet; 150 bbia, sold as $1 Woot.—The tet was dull and prices a. Ba yor in buyers’ The sales embraced 6,000 lbs. X Olio fleeces at 463¢¢., 7,000 Ibs. X and XX Ohio at ie. 10,000 Ibs. fine Wisconsin at 44c., 8,000 lbs. No. L.do. at 476. a 1 ae Ibs. tub washed wool at 52c., M00 | The do. Catttornis at 240. & 280. tbs. ee feo sp ra . 6 60c,, 5,000 Ibs, medium unwashed at 83 1-Be,, 1,000 Ibs. do.. do. at 37¢., 50 bags Western palled Bt 3he., ‘2,000 Ibs. Oregon at Sle. on extra pulled at She. and'on private verms 90,000 lbs, XX and above Penn- syivante fleeces, 4,000 Ibs. quper fe on wool and 60,000 lbs. combing do., Fuxiguts.—Luthe local market nothing of Interest tran pired in tonn: for charter : ting ® few small oi) v sels, while at itimore # fair bust ous was reported. Berth room was in im demand from grain, flour and pro- do. a§ 18e., 00 ‘ibe So rates were quite ston both per steam gail. The engagements embraced :—To pe Ban lee omit at 28, sail, 100 bales cotton at Os. 32d., 250 cloverseed and 50U boxes 2,000 boxes starch at 208. ot per toh measurement JO slerces h 308. The char- Poms comapeived SoA Britiah brig, Beuce to Hantender (of 100 Dole. capectiz), with, bbla, and’ cases, refined petroleum at respectively; # Russian bark, fr fineut, fall ‘ran bh 4,000 n schooner, re, more to B fast, with 6,000 rain at Os; 8 Nor voed thence to the German Balfle with 2.5°0 boi ed Pevroleun at Se. Gd. jwedish bark, 247 tone ‘Sore. for orders to ‘United Kingdom, with, PORES bla dor ot be. aigert a Beleish Dark. from ‘Baltimore 10 London or Liverpool, with general cargo at £1,800, option of Hamburg, £1,800; « Norwegian bark, reported thence to Cork for orders, with 2,500 quarters grail at Os. Od. NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Frspar, Feb. 18, 1876, RECEIPTS FOR TWO DAYS. Veale Sh pa 8 158 4,705 4,329 Braves. ‘ai & sifMl farther advance in'the general bogs | of trade in beeves: oa eee he myny without any increase At Birnie earses arde T. 0. Barun said Sire die ols ston an for sel nots rs At 100, tt Ib. welght Tig ews scant; 98 teers at 100. & it ‘gia Mister: th Taseaiens vad te rs, terms not obtals LO Grocker’ y ie .) weights for. i Samuel gee. wltn 60 por ba Gewt seant, 8 OX owe Wolahis 0 wt. strong, Thotpor Its, with 2 houd as 1 sant 20 te pri, We ita ae Yael « pom od rae Hy 105s Sat 314 Michigan potcbarey 'y cows for 860; ie, at Este Bate i eas Kentucky oxen at 10c, a 120. per tb., Furst, 17 Kenta y ene Fee t. row velght 7 fc, M, Kaho. 16 & fee aS oe fo a acy iy 16 Fiat weight ‘. r from 10e., ti erty to bead, at tLe: “peri lb. wale owt. a 7! t.; for Guest & Ci Ne STORY oe o1 ub sa ge b.. weight 6) Beri welt O86 ows: for J. on Come Powlug Me in fio aaa, trade has bana per puality vs aba he sale wi 10c. # Ile. per lb. ; grass calves tye BF Trade small, bat improved in foe! lick 4x0 Lawns. Trade amall, bat fam uatity of the flocks to oe also better than toes = have quoted fc re 4 Sheep sold at 5 ir Ib. abs at jude ‘& Buckingham Into weight per head, at fait por Ib. aan ide ‘Ohio prod weight 110 The, a D, Waixel sold 213 Llinois St ee Sife. per Ib; Hume & Elliott, sold tay Smfred Gonads Michigan be 14,790 1) Lg per Ib.; 5 Cam oda lamb: ‘ibe at Tic. per lb. Hous.-there were no live bogs on FINANCIAL. aust ae BOO. Hankers, 19 a ‘Grodits available la al puis of the world, Messrs. DE ROTHSCHILD and their corresponden Also Commercial Cr on ( mans han \ issue Travette through the NEW BOOK, [: raved tashouslona, for stock speculsors, and how ‘risks aay profits increased, Sent tree on application. MBRIDGE & €O. Bankers aud Brol SONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND wment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other ATE REA securities rance of all kinds effocted with best com panies. J.J. HABRION & 117 Broadway. . NEW BOOK ON 8TOUK )0K SPECULATION, iailed free to any address, “explaining how 1 ts are ot ow large profit contracts. Puts, calls. spromda o dey on ail aptive stocks . 30 oF OO da mission at by boss markes rat L. W. HAMILTON & 00., 10 Wat st, New Yorks LEX. FROTHINGHAM & & 0O. tare offering privileges on this active stock market at veey close rates. ontracts issued one month now worth, on many stocks, ‘ by i ee at the Exchange bought or sold on a margin @ ve , bought om comm », costing $5) aud upwi fom five to ton times ‘ALEX. FROTHINGHAM & CO., Bankers and Brokers, 12 Wail st. Ny AMOUNT TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN—ON REAR Estate, this olty of Brooklyn, for five years: ogal om Douses only. CRAVIEE # WoLCOPT 10 Plus sh ‘AULTED RAILROAD BONDS Dought and sold by the ol yeabllshed house of LBERY H. NICOLAY & CO. *Titoak Brokers N. B.—7, 8 and 10 per cent Onvice City and Vounty Bonds and other Al gnvestment Securities our specialty 24 yo paving 10 to T2 per comt; interest ane smarty Bh val low par. BAZLEY, at ca ea MEMBER K EX REPENENCES IN NEW YOR AND LEADING CITIES wn i NDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN, ‘and Danville, Urbana, Bloomington and Pekin, railroad bondholders, main line, who have not received eo) (A of the plan of reorganization, can obtain one on either of the undersignes iat Be) FOR Deposit iron BONDS EXPIRES FEBR! 1876. re we CORBIN, 6. Breeton, G. B, TAINTOR, 2) Broad s1 Sosian B. BLOSSOM, 16 Wall at. ONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE mune to suit, city property. JOHN L. CAVANNA, 6 Broadway, room 5 lemaity Building, New street wing. EW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAILROAD, Louisiana Division.—Bondholders who have a acribed or desire to subscribe to the plan to purchase organize a company to control the property of the New Or feuns, Mobile and Fexas Rallroad Company vought by me Noveinber 18, 1874), ax proposed in my circular of Octobes 1875, aro roquesied to moet for the Eves of iid ink ‘an organization at the office of Messrs. Morton, BI Now York ety, om Saturday, February 19, 1876, at 1:30 . M. AMES, Trustee. ‘Canton, Maas, Feb. 14, 1876. 10 Mata ON OO aE ro re YEARS, upon cf roperty, O ans pon ity Property. AMES PRICE, 200, tadson st. ner momay: TO INVEST Ox MORTGAGE Lj roperty ; only logal charges. rinelpals: desiring loans address GUARDIAN, box 1,010 Bost office, ILL BUY SEOOND MORTGAGE OF §3,000.—W) Joan $12,000. tor WHE” 8 ‘and have other wos smonatiog ie $162, STREBTER, or BENNET 111 proeaeen. room B. = i 7 Ocos PURCHASE MONEY, SECOND MORT Yon good cit woperty, for sale ate erat 4 discount. Poly fo Wen ity Ppate, 34 Pine sty > 2m peseeeeee See COPARTNERSHIPS. RS. P. BARKER HAS THIS DAY WITHDRA' from our firm, MULFORD, HALE & COTTLE, New You, Fob. 1, 1876. seine ees = — ee EW YORK, FEB. 10, 1876. 5 Exonance Puace | ‘The nership heretofore oxisti der the name of Heldelbach, Frauk & Co, lias this Piisind oa oy Mr ‘alfred rq "Hioldetbach, w bi see in liqnidation. 1 BIDELBACH. AURED St 8. HEIDELBACH, ADOLE GANS. Ba Excnance “tea He The undersigned have this ane fo der the firm name of Heidelbact transaction of a general banking business (fore mestic). PHILIP HEIDELBACH, ISAAC ICKELHELMER: ALFRED 8. HEIDELBAC! tary HEIDELBACH & © Ovrice or B. L. Feane, 51 Exonance Prace, Nuw Youx. Fob. 15, 1876. The undersigned has thi established himself in general banking and brokerage business. BE. L, FRANK, iPUE FIRM OF CARROW, CROTHERS 4,00. 18 TH THs day dissolved by mutual consent, the senior E,artner, John Carrow, retiring. tear ©. ARR OW THOS. J. Beth aa ROW. The business of the firm will be se by Th Crothers and John 8. Carrow, who, Navies sabpsleied © wit them W. D. Carrow, will continue the manafscture and sale of fine gold Jewelry, a ‘and 308 Chestnut’ st., Philadel phia, and 12 John st., New York, ander the firth name a Carrow, Crothers & Go. ‘THs. & GROTHERS, JOUN 8. CARROW, Williaa D. Gankow. Fesecany 1, 1876. —3 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. PARTY WI witlt 000 TO INVEST IN A WHOLE. sale Manufacturing Confectionery. long. » ‘established aud has trade, For further information addross 0, FL L., Herald office, A* INTEREST IN process for manufacturing « superior Bone Hilaok, rule A NEW AND ECONOMICAL able Tor sugar refining. to be disposed of at reasonable figure; to, parties desirous of commanciog s + mannfacturing business this offers = favorable opport office box 212, Jersey City. A SPLENDID BUSINESS CHANCE.—AN OLD EB. tablished Manufacturing Business for sale, establ over thirty years and having cash trade. Will for euah oF approved notes, sr real sareate in the city, particulars address box 147 Horald A PARTY. Lea A TRADE iy Tan A ape a x4 bgarly $1,000.00 whieh Snochalf of iets cu iho would jota thom and fursiats egrets a fabliat & wholesale grocery house in Phi ct chy to's party of moans who would take charge of the sn spleadid’op- reunity is offered. | None but persons of integrity and Fae can have an interview, and such will resatve attention For “) YOUNG MAN OF EXCBLLENT SYANDING AND good business knowledge desires to enter into ship ih an alre tablished, retail feoey aod mili fore; would be willing to put in $19,000 cash. Address office 7 A802 MARTED DMMEDTATEDY, TALE Te. q “hey best Rility eoplerred te. bay i character and reapectability sonterred with; ng Bead’ correet sddrens to CASI. bux 147 Herald Uptows rarieh office. USiNESS PLACE FOR SALE.—@700 TO F120 WILE procure half interest in restaurant jon balé ‘Square from prineipal hovel on Main at., in Philadelphia; ood chanes Wo make s fortune during Centennial Cal West dist at., New janday of Monday on Dr. BASSE York ei On inst en RGE, FIRST CLASS BOOK AND Job Printing MMtablishment, now doing good pa: Dasiness; location im the very heart of the business centre New York: the owner seils an other business; mu il} be sold cheap for cash, or good Real Estate will be in exchange. © HOMAS McCOMB, Publisher, 24 Parke Foe $1,500 A MECHANIC CAN PURCHASE HALF interest in a Shop ty the fastest growing city in Texast iaachinery worth threg times the amount plenty of works fe yoo Ae Addr BLAS Herald Uptown Branch offles. YURNACE.—AM PART OWNER OF FON trou Blast Farnece and roautre serzions of © guntie- ina’ of good basinegs qwalietlg it safe: know the business; tslormaten 0M Marois FURNAGK, Post Ufloe box Resins ¥OR Sate PATENT, | NOVELTY, SELLS everywhere LSON & HANAINGTON, 02 Broadway. LA HATABLIAHED B 275 “Coat an it Wood Otic, ca, belonging 10 an | ac io ages ete cry WOOD, box 140 ‘orm ; ofhtce. S| 8%. O00 fary i ‘etal nal qurereg ‘Sdmitaoly located, two bours from wile ‘extended and 6 good prods realleed. 24 | Herald office. Tie haranare tpn Alan sone MANUFAC- lately established a ~ Or, bow ta filing to n Fo iraia oftes, rate adv itcerview with eproncipal, “address P. B, SEVERELY INJURED. ‘While painting the wheelhouse of the steamer Deao Richmond, at the foot of Wost eixth street, yes terday afternoon, Richard ‘ it No, 462 Wost Thirty second street, fell to was seversis inured, Decal state meiereg Roa owt. ; 28 [Ninots steors®,*t 10Me. per fb, h 5 . owt. ; for Reid & Co., 34 Mh chigan stoors at Bige, a: ‘ weight 83 cwt.; ©. Kahn sold for Hi ond “ :