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

BUSINESS TROUBLES. (CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.] et maker, was held yesterday, the office of egaer Fitch. The cases of Hure |, Smith & Co., C. Wilson are likewise continued before him, The examination into the condition of the aflairs of Heury Kosenthali was held yesterday, at the office of Register Allen. No. 152 Broadway. The second composition meeting of the creditors of Nathan Harper, dealer in hair goods, took place yes- rday, at the ollice of adeno Ketchum. Five per cept on the dollar was paid. ‘The United States and Mexican Tolegraph Company, which has been, by its own request, in the hands of areceiver, was yesterday dissolved, the receiver's report having been filed in the County Cierk’s office. About $10,000 was divided among the sjockbolders, after pay- ing the debts. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Stocks Irregular, but at the Close Firm-- The Market Without Feature. GOLD 114 3-4A 115A 1145-8 Government Bonds Strong—Investment Secu- rities Steady—Money 21-2 and 3 1-2 Per Cent—Foreign Exchange Dull. Wa. Srkzrr, } Faipay, March 3—6 P.M. ‘The ingredients of to-day’s market were quite as ex- traordinary as the composition of the ‘curious old Port” which one finds advertised in a London vintner’s window, There was a mixture of high, low and me- jum prices, and there was wor ot burned offerings, 4s bulls and bears were roasted alternately, A barbe. due of bulls and a braisé of bears, and a few of these mammals escaped a scorching in the cecentric market, Stimulated by the result of the railroad conference held yesterday, Lake Shore at the opening took a pdound upward from 62 to 63, with large dealings and amid great excitement, while Pacifle Mat] aud Western Union followed close at its heels, less marked in an ad- vance of value, but in the case of the former even more Voluminous in extent of dealings. As bas been the story for some time past, the stocks above quoted were the stars in the day’s drama, Tho Western shares and the tissue paper flimmies caught nome reflected hgbt, but, like supers on the stage, took their cue from their superiors, and dragged through their parts alter the usual ragtag and bobtail fashion, But the market, like the battle feld of Linden, quickly “saw another sight,” when, as by the wave of @ magician’s wand (less than an hour after the open- ing), the active stocks turned 4 complete summersault, plunged down nearly one per cent, to the lowast prices of the day. Botb bulls and bears came badly crippled out of this fray, which had proved so sharp, sudden and unex- pected, Nothing daunted, bowever, after a breathing spell the contestants went at it again tooth aod nail, and by a little after midday the favorites were selling at higher figures than they had obtained on the opening upward surge. After this Lake Shore held its own at about 63 a 631¢ for several hours, although Western Union went on another rampage after lower prices and Pacific Mail sulked at 253, a 26, The day Gnally closed under a tremendous head o steam, with safety valve screwed down and paten, brakes ata discount. The whole market hungered for Btocks, and there wasan ostrich like appetito stil; clamoring to be appeased, when the Chinese tocsin bounded the hourof three, In this abracadabra of sudden turns and startling fluctuations, for which no reason coula be assigned, andin which the finger of po particular operator was clearly visible, it is difficult to get at the why and the wherefore. When brokers fall into a dilemma and are unable to guess at a move- ment, they wag theif beads and utter the cabalistic word, ‘‘Gould.”? So to Gould was attributed the chang- Ing hues of to-day’s market—to Gould, who, like an engine on the Elevated Railroad, was considered equally good at pushing and pulling. Beyond sheer manipulation there was little to affect the course of prices, although the handsome showing In the way of earnings helped the St. Paul stocks, and amore confident feeling of a dividend lent strength to Western Union. In view, however, of the fact that the Atlantic and Pacitic Company have made another reduction of rates—this time Canada ward—it would not appear that the dividend is any more assured than before. The desperate struggle of the snorts to cover their contracts in Lake Shore closed up the market with a whirl, but whether the top is still to go on spinning to- morrow, or whether it will speedily weaken and die out, isan opinion which can be readily obtained from the cheap prophets who hang about the doors of the Btock Exchange and infest the drinking dives of the vicinity. THE SALES TO-DAY amounted to 245,000 shares, which were distributed among active stocks as follows:—New York Central ‘and Huason, 600; Erie, 7,975; Lake Shore, 13,700; Northwestern, 7,700; do, preferredy 2,400; Rock Island, 8,800; Pacitic Mail, 52,730; St. Paul, 10,550; do, pre- ferred, 2,100; Ohios, 3,900; Western Union, 78,914; Wabash, 650; Panama, 100; Michigan Central, 1,400; Kansas and Texas, 1,200. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— mM st, Tiss, 16% 115% a ii 1 MM bad 64, 62 335 3% B36 425 4334 42%, 6345 647, 6355 nos 10% 110% 93% ry 98% 42 “4 42%; Milwaukee & St. Paul $n 79: 80 193 Dhio and Mississippi 21g 21 20% New Jersey Cent 107% 107K Delaware, 118% ns Union Pacitic. . 66, y ‘acilie Missouri Pac... i ADVANCE AND DECLINE ‘The changes in closing prices, compared with those of yesterday, are as jollow: alee he; eee and Lo go tage = Hnois Central, 4; Lake iE say Se EN jw Jerse! entrs a4 %; Ml Sail, Kj Quicksilver, 3; Rock Island’ ; A rag ae 1%; ‘do. preferred, %; Wabash, 5 estern Union, 3. : Dxcuxe.—Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, % ; Han- mibal and St Joseph, 4; Panama, 1%; are in Lon- StaTionany, pm laa CG, ©, and LC, and New York Cen m spethi ‘THE MONEY MARKET. Money was freely supplied at 254, 3 and 3}¢ per cent, Discounts are unchanged. Prime names are quoted at 4) and 6 per cent. The following were the rates of domestic exchange on New York at the undermen- toned cities to-day :—Savannah, i premium; Charles- ton, unchanged; Cineimnati, steady, par; Chicago, 75. discount, and New Orleans commercial, par; bank, }. Foreign exchange was reduced to 486 for prime bankers’ sixty days sterling Diils, and to 4.00 for de- mand, with actual business, at 485), a 485% and 4.80)6 8 4.59%, ‘ , GOVERNMENT BONDS. PPh itso bonds closed firm at the following quota- United States currency sixes, 127 a 127%; pe do, 1881, registered, 122% a 1235; ; do. do., d coupon, 123%, & 123%; do five-twentics, ‘i805, registered, 113 a 118%; do. do, do., coupon, 118 a 11834; do. do, do., mew, registered, 119% a 119%; do. do., do, do., coupon, 11934 a 119% 5 do. do., 1967, regis- tered, 121%, @ 121%; do, do, do, coupon, Ili a 121%; do. do., 1868, registered, 12354 a 129%; do. do., do., coupon, 12554 @ 123%; do, tou-torties, registered, sy, a 118%; do. do, coupon, 119 01194; da Aves, ante NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1876.—WITH SUPPLEMENT. 1881, registerod, 118% a 119; do, do, do, coupon, no | 119, aie RAILROAD BONDS, Railroad bonds were generally steady, Northwestern consols, gold, sold at 923g a 92%, Central Pacifics at 109 a 108%, Western Pacifics at 101% a 101%, Union Pacific firsts ut 105%, do. sinking funds at 91% 0 92, St. Paul congotidated sinking funds at 887% a 89, Morris and Essex firsts at 1164, Wabash firsts, St. Louis | division, at 6844. The following were the closing quo- tations for Pacitic Railroad bonds:—Union firsts, 105% a 100; do. do land grants, 1033 « 103 do, do, sinking funds, 91 a 92; Central Pacifics, 108% a 109. ‘THE GOLD MARKET, Gold advanced from 114% to 116 and afterward de- clined to 114%, at which it closed, The rates paid for carrying were 4, 34, 44 and 3 per cent, | OPERATIONS O¥ THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. + $981,870 1,143,381 + 46,533,000 to-morrow The specie engagements for Europe amount to $250,000 gold coin, CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. BANK SHARES. Bank shares were practically neglected. The latest vids are annexed :—Butchers and Drovers’, 135; Central National, 100; Chatham, 136; City, 00; Commerce, 116; Continental, 81; Corn Exchange, 181; East River, 105; First National, 200; Fourth National, 853, ; Ful- ton, 150; Gallatin National, 123; German-American, 7; Importers and Traders’, 190%; sMechanics’, 1 Mercantile, 106; Merchants’, 118%; Metropolitan, 127; Nassau, 103; Ninth National, 80; Oriental, 170; Park, 126; Phoenix, 9434; Republic, 85; Union, 146, THR FOREIGN MARKET. The London advices report no change in consols and United States bonds. The Bank of England gained £8,000 bullion on balance to-day, The Imperial Bank ot Germany gained 8,131,000 marks during the week ending yesterday. The following are the five P. M. quotations :—Consola for money, 943, ; do. for account, 04% a 0436; 1865 bonds, old, 105 a 10534; 1867 bonds, 107%; ten-forty bonds, 105 a 10644; new fives, 1063,; Erlo, 153616. Iu Frankfort, now fives, 102 UNITED STATES TREASURY. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $211,000 gold on account of interest, and $408,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. Revenue receipts to-day, $400,000; customs receipts, $400,000; bank notes re- ceived to-day, $300,000. DRY GOops IxPoRTS. The imports of dry goods at the port of New York for the week ending to-day were $2,773,044, aud the amount marketed $2,812,915. The total imports of dry goods at the port since January 1 are $21,046,058, and the total amount marketed $20,491,699, MILWAUKRE AND 87. PAUL. The carnings of the Milwaukee and St, Paul road for February were as follows ;— + $518,000 + 823,27% + $104,727 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Purpay, March 8, 1876, BRFORE CALL—l0 A, M, 1100 uhs Pac Muil 88.. 08 iPro ao Fa, ig! aoe W000 Ue Ns » een db. Rieter RR, 25 de Con Pac 6 ha 400 W2de TEREEELE ScQeeceees SELLE 3 = BOARD—1y. 100 shs West U Tel.s10 200 do. “PIRSE TE EEEEEE £6 He EEEEEEEEE S EEEEEEDLEECECERPEREE roseseeseeeegeree EEE " S558 : zt z testes esseeee eo g - oCOPEEEEEEEE BEEESEE Eee erate! G 2 5 evo ¢. & = Pe aay Bo Eew rom, sia I ic E = eesenes egeeegtts eeSEt E septWecdtetEct S sereesscssseses =e Z. a FR! SEEEEEE = 2 suegpencaaes # *3 Fite 3 if mes|esset eeskeeesessese. ngpsggse Pac = Pree ee ae Sees scares SSS: ri 2 rp ML 10.000 U 8 5-20, ¢, 167. 12195 SECOND BOARD—t P.M. - 100% 400 she LS & MS RR. 6Y vin Ww de. sx | eitie | | 1,185, 1,960 } —paireres ‘on contract, 400 bales. For AN sng delivery the ESESEEEE RPESSESSESESE SE: 3 5 ae SEeegeseeed A esseeeeset: BOD To 3 Pp BD 21g 2 wa Obto * Miss Ri. . Od COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET—FUTURES BARELY BTKLADY—FLOUR QUIET—WHEAT DULL—CORN FIRMER—OATS QUIET—PORK IRREGULAR— LARD IRBEGULAR—WHISKEY DULL—PETRO- LBUM DULL—SPIRITS TURPENTINE STEADY— ROSIN STRADY —OILS QUIET—FREIGHTS DULL— COFFEE STEADY—SUGAR FIRMER. Fripay, March 36 P, M. The course of trade has been slow and irregular dur- ing the past week, yet in some respects the prevailing situation ig an improvement upon the condition of af- fairs at the close of last week. In some quarters there has been some improvement in the volume of basiness, as well as in the tone of the markets, but in scarcely an instance has the betterment been marked or of a character to convey an assuratice of permanence, The most encouraging sign of the times is the con- tinued confidence which exists in the mercantile cen- tres, as manifest in the all but universal disinclination to force merchandise upon an unwilling market. The plethora of money and the low rates of interest cur- rentenable the merchants to carry merchandise with little discomfort or vexation, and this fact explains the ab- sence of that anxiety on the part of the mercantile community to. soll. The manifestation of such anxiety often presages a collapse; hence the con- tinued apparent unconeern with which the pro- tracted dull seagon is regarded and the continued confidence which, 1s almost everywhere apparent aro among the most hopeful anguries of the times, In some quarters there has boen rather more disposition to do busl- ness, but on the whole the season 1s backward and unprom- {sing, while the volume of business thus far in all the prin- cipal articles of merchandise, including the dry goods, hard- ware, boots and shoes, breadstuffy and many other commod- ities, bas been disappointing in the extreme, Yet the tenor of the markets is more favorable, perhaps, than at any time for some months, the merchants gonerally manifesting w shaken confidence and refusing to grant uny further mate- rial concessions, while, whenever avy demand of moment manifests itself, there is almost always « decided upward pecially true of broadstutls whiel rul arly nom! through the winter. The supply of wh BA seenarnta ke coutroiled for the soa part ity, ron hands; hence the first melons c. wity on the part of shippers ‘ust by “an enhaneomont of the viows Re . * suticient to check the move- wel sant xin fesineiplency At all evant, this “has bean the eaco during the penth weeks. The ‘trade in dry goods, which sas w oe brisk at this time of year, continues com- vory small, although showing some little Increase eoress eek Hora ama al dard twanitest increasing din some ecuses holesule prices are above ove sha reual prices. is tceable in fi Ml ousliue and.» few oth Nevidence of the confidence wi a aes smn) prota saison provokingly as been tional eases. Brendatully business on one or two days was fair, yorsally there hen begs 90 2 epecuistio and onl, ese "orm has been freely offero ‘ward delivery, without charging much, have gravitated in small, savo in a fow ave moved slow, although the Shippers almost unl: bu: ‘favor. _, Provisions ave been, the eer mmouity for speculation, tb pork and lard have n pretty freely dealt in Yor delivery ws ter ahead ua July ut improved preet: ‘The freighting and chartering businosshat not variod materially, thou rates current at the close of the week are ® te ficner than they wore a week ago. To day Friday) business was almost everywhere quiet, but there oot it few noteworthy xcepticua, whieh i ‘be found duly Fecorded $i the markets. in the annexed review of On flour was quiet, with a mode: ras, nz about the prices entre vag dull, but firm and al nomin Ih ‘at about the prices ee! during the interim they bad Br om ra in ood demand, and Shae’ rms wes done ia both via et ‘aod. nl. quiet, Wh key wecaall bat without decided change.’ Fe irregular, “hut fairly ive. Lard was also aative, b bus Nesouter ‘reights were dull, Cotton oa the ‘wus quict; futures were barely steady. Coffee was Culet” "Naval siores wore stendy. Uils rated quiet; petro- Town waa dull. Sugar was firmer and more active. Agnus were quict at Oe. © O%e. for pots and nominally 16, for 1484 0 14 ‘rato was qatet at age S30. for Western and | 1 Breswax was steady at Southern. Broom Cony.—The oe were erie! bere. a the #3 mand being moderat ore in tee ins roe vpueieet i ipped, roen. 7366. & eee igroon burl and brush, Se. a 10a. Cisoues were in lair Jobbing demand stateady prices. Wo saateari, ote Bares. Te; parm. parent, ear's EMisehell & Co.'s “110.08 e adam U2, 14, is tea). 12e. a 17 pacts frig ‘sand i's). 20g, a 2c. Corren.- e gto for Brasils was dull. Mild collage was quiet We quote:—Ondiuary car oem, 1544 a Ge + fal ro Die 8 17 ir beat? ‘ake Ln A ‘ government : He Porto, Reg. I7e. Costa Rica, 17 hs “ Hse alsin. bt 8, thet ee'leay Angosvars, t aie. $40 ver M.; We te :— Mantli tase. “e bet nile | n cone 116. jantia, Ide. ; ty Rew Siénlands | An ; t American do., wid bane a 1a enc d ope Futures closed bare), 24 compare with Thursday's the spot raled oltre larch 2. basi ire re ls lo ordi 9 3-160.; strict good or p10 19-1Ue.; mnidduinge 11 111 tee. Totals, alter two f. M.—Mareb, s, L200 as 18 95-B0e. 4 100 Yesterda La st Doailngo. i | do. Souther SH Ste. Hosta wae sendy, with oes | bbl Fanging fro $1 Be bai 13.27-82¢.. 8U0 at 13 13-16e,, 909 at 19%¢. + YayGo,, 10), ot 19 aeSde, | 109 ab 18 T5206, at 16 Liye, 200" at "Ite, td at 1 Total, 85. 200" bales. toval, ‘The receipts at the ports were as follows :—Galv Orteaus, 5, ite : Bavani bool. by ston, Daves, &c—Opium was fin at $4 a $4 1234, gold, In bond, ‘aid 60. currency, for Job lot Tuiety | chsee sold at adout rol A rumor was current tal fh tao ag * fiagea Oi was active 1 and 2c. a 2) fur at Ge, for relined. Sige. for American and French, and 40e. for po and ether were steady at Mv, for he latter. jor Borax wars steady at do, California. Balser tol was nominal at $1 50, Guarana was tirn ot 64. Manna, for small, $1 10 for large and 4 rides were in large supply aud easy at $1 25.8 $1 Se, fof, canes and lite. for bb Trish moss was quiet mt 62 at Sie, gold. Epsom Ze Summe was wee $1 40 per ton, according to brand. Argols wero steady ut 28, a Y2Aje., gold, according to Gentian root was scurce, aud ruled steady » gold. Cassia buds were in lair demand ut S7'9e, ad at Ye. for whole, and ide. was ior a Tse. aud Gum quatity. firmly held ab Sige. tor new. Orange peel rul tafpentine Was quit at Ie, Castile smp-—t quoted at luc. a 1c. and Marseilles arm at Tike. berries ns pure mottled ., Wie, and eouunun do, me Bye & Ue, gold; Hochells’ sais ‘were steaiy “nt LUKe, tor bola, ana WOsc. lor boxes. Quininse was in mand @ sige $2uy. | Mluo vitriol was stoady at 8 $4 10. Lodide potash was iu fui » id $2 do nel in good demand: Furturic avid was quivt at 24%9c., Sue. tor powdered, itric ac was tiem at Tee. icor root Was quiet at former prices; gold, und from Se. to 15e. currency tor selected. Licoriee paste was also quilt Neg prices were unchanged; the quotations = were jh i tor Calabria-! Piguntelit 266. Ms large do., $80. ; B. and 5. smell, Soke bh bones ruled quict at was quiet at T2hse. . fF American atid $8 107 | Span Galangal “root was in. moderate” demand 4c. 4h,c. Cod liver oil was in tair ie at 3130 & $160 lor Newfoundland wud $2 $2 10 for Norwegian. Rhubarb was in moderate demand at jy Fanci from 65e, to $1 10, Ginger was firm at i Brot was firm, at $1 39 9 $1 49, Quicksilver was quoted ‘ut, 746. aver were siewdy: woted at for bella: jum and acon! Oe, ie. lor Len- lor rose in lair demana quoted. at de. Sutfron Was é up Was Weak wt $1 8. Caraway was tira ut ‘a Ale. . Aoi Cormnder was ‘quoted wt osge. Camomile flowers ruled quiet at ite, a » for Koman, Glycerine was ia fair demand ay Ie. a 16ijc. Sweet rjoram was Urris rout was andy wtl2he, were siendy at $1 G0 ook wus roy held at S for -fwir do. Gum arabic at Tbe. for fprine sorts wud llc tor second do. Angostura Durk was searce and tlemly ' Suswufras bark was Quiet at Se. Squills were auict at Las, Lavender towers were quiet ab Use. Valerian root was quoted at Zoe, tor Kagtish Gnd L5e. tor German, Albumen was steady at dc, a 70s, for Dlood and Si, 4 $119 tor ouu, Sarsuparilla wis quiet, but steadyat 3c. w U7c. for Mexican, se, a YZ, for common Honduras and 8c. a 37e., gold, for do, uo. tor export. Jalup quoted at Lue. a 13e., gold, Guim damar wus quiet at 1c, alice, Gainboge Was quoted at Hue. Asalutiga cas sieudy at de. ale G noua was aulet at 14360. wold, Ajuminous cake- dae Esseutia ott oil caraway, $1 co byt ‘se oh lavender, 75e. a $2 ronella, y (Mitcham), 3 oll cloves, & 2U; oll wintergreen, 3 20; Gi stnenttac Lactasive: oe, oft pennyroval. eh, nike rency; oil of bay, Any English ehemicals were quiet but Brat ip tone. The sales gore 2 tons sud a kegs bicarbonate od tous sai soda, at gl 45; cuustic soda, at 44e,, 100 dice, all guid, and 2) tons bidach- ge {i powdar at 2s: euronay. | Wey note jade aa tw rani whe. wal aXe, 8 ae. | bicarbonate Toba. ‘ie , CUFreDcy ; sup writ & Go's Gn ewe re: bisa. —Voatish— id Bank were selling at from $4 26 w 85 25," ns to quality, and $5 25 for George's. Sales were 2.000 quintals at above pricws, A few new George's were in the market und selling a $0," Mackerel were selting fairly quotations, Horriugs quite wetives 200 bbls Portland rab wackers!, 1 8; do. sie 0. 3.8 168 $17 ng, Mee § ; b id do.. Remedi Labradors $9 To raareusicees} FLOUK AND URalN.—Keeei pts: Flour, lo. 812 vole. ; whent, 25,900 busbels; corn mewl, 205 buly, and. 1, ks V580 bu n, BU,54A0 do. ; rye, 00 do. ; barley, barley mait, 1,082 do. ‘The four market was stexdy, do. with a fair inquiry for shipping extras for shipment to the Woot indies. ‘The sales were 12,000. bbis., Including State, Wostern aud Southern, at the annexed prices, Ityw tour sold to the extent of 260 bbis., wt $4 79 u $9 for fine to super- fing. Corn moni was quiet, with “sales of $00 bbls, at 83 40 50 tor brandywine, $2 60 w $3.15 tor We rey 10 for Jersey and Pennsylvania, per bbl. No. 2 State, Supertine 5 xtra State Choice State Supertine Wo: Extra W Minnesota. Round houp Ohio, shipping brands. Bound hoop Ohio} trade brands. i Bt. pec dt, Louts; straight -e: Bt. Louis, che St. Louis, a 22 Bee! 2 Southern, family Corn meul, Western. Keuccstocecanaveansavets & SaGESERETSEREELERES Oba $l OT for Taferior rand $1 45 a $1 47 i The sales wore about 135,000 bushels at 64e. tor old mixed, tn store ; U3e. for see Western mixed, Ge, for old Western inixed, in'stor for Southern yellow and Gis. lor new mixed, for March, ‘S: rt $1 0 for amber Corn was in good demand and firmer. liver; re re ng but steady. 55,00) bushels at 47c. a! 47}¢c. ‘or ‘Syate mmixed, 45%. tor No, 2 Chicago, tu stores nnd Bice. for old No. cago, crop 1574. Rye'was nominal at Boe. a Sle. ern and S5e. u 7c. jor State and Pennsylvania, Barley sold to the extent of 2.500 bushels at MUc. for two-rowed State. Barley malt—Sales were maae of 3,000 bushels Canada ub $1, 95, short tim —Foreign Fu dried—Raisins were gonerally steady, but quiet. franes currants were also quiet. We quote:—New layer raisins, per box, $2 50; half, do., 65; quarter do., Sde.; Hew loose tuscatel, $2 85 8 90" per Box, deco ta, ‘quality; new" seodlecg ns, 4 raisins, 10340 a L1G, por T Prunes, Sie. for + ne fe. Ley: necording ty sso, and quailty, \Carrante Ze, Leghorn lerony, 21a, Figs, 11 sge. fur drains, 1230. forlayors, “Dates, Sige. Brasil nus, Tye. Dumustic dned were generally We quarters, De. ee een rs, Bee Peaches, led—Georgia, Wey unpeeled do., ‘enn, TOnere th have 1Se.; vinekberries, 1usge. a’ 11e.; vespoerd 8, cherries, dle, @ de; plums. Sousnern, 18e a 20. "de: Dor a ed raw. MeMr aNv JUTE. We note sui vf 2.4000 bales butts, Mareh “and” Apri shipment, — at quote :—American dressed, $2.40 'n $235 we “icles 3209 5 for si single and anila bem: 120 a ¥130 nominal for undressed goud, the latter for fine; Mussia Leal a0 tion in pri gold; 1,40) oF 1,00 ¢1 Bogota, 1S vo BU ibe. reney, selected.” Hors —- uder the Influence of heavy shi Row hops were marked up ‘oue evi. cuipts for the weeks },ti40 Deloss, a ipts for the week, 1, ince Septet Fy Ei; for sume period tn 1844, 38,000. ae row Mr, Kminet eekly Hoy con ee dn ts and exports. —iKo- rf if ‘6 mber 1875, Ths mortey te Zmerienn pig was dall and unset. ted There were rumors o sales 08 redne od ton, vou; Yo. ‘oh, Lap was quote Lesguun.~ juenos Ayres, 2445: .3, 40, common Bi tet 1» Ayres, do. Call: ic. ? do, common. hide, 2%se. n dbe, good Sateee Buenos Ayres, due, a 28e.; do. © (Mint bord 2ic. a 2) BU; common bide, Bue. @ Ble. ; poor damaged com- mon Monassinn. Fee martes wan wendy. Seuss, were £94 pis + within the range. We i=—Cuba, centrifugal ed, we, ‘clayed, ne, '& Sze. ; do. vado redning, We. w ie; do. Be. ico, Use. We, ; Bi Hx. N. Drs Srones,—The market for seedy. Bales ware 100 Dba, New Ps its turpentine wee eg Lg satse et its at ric York at 1,UU0 do, various We quote ‘ih pam ue Ma 12s Led Bi ington « wuminat joa "were an follows: Bilge; rosin, com ira ag 20 yh nerenetet, erade, Sue. eilow and white bbls., 600, 5 oun” winter, Oe, & Ge. ; linsee lard, wiuter, $1 Of; mentiaden, . Beonahes wisiter, $105; d The. US a 4 40; winter BLS ‘a.—The market was a ‘bull o August, 1,000 ag | fs 1090 We | «| nd Southern, 24 30 | ents prices on ds: refined, at Philadelphia, 13%e., and at Baltimore. Advices from the Creek were ay me —Titae- nezlected, $1 17%, Oil City quiet, 84 O84 bid. i Wh, ask ee Se fod, }dioute. jar prices j . | lows:—Mareh, $22 86 bi ‘April, #23 0% bid $25 20asked: May, 62 oh: June, $23 | bid, $25 '50 waked: July, ee | were | about 00." bits, 3 35 45 for Ma: ‘bs ort i es 12 for fresh hans, 12 pickle 120 bbls, ‘lear belt » tee Dida bid, $19 96 “asked: Jun ae snip? Pend ‘sia amounted to about veoo 77iy tor April, $13 $14 for June, and $1420 tor July. Hafees Western a $19 65 and 50 tierees olf grade at Lic, crtaK wae fem and active for ail grades, | We quove — Rrate ‘eetons fuir to good, 28e. solve pny 4 80,» Seat th, chupe, io ianed, ieeeh, A SEL GAR aoe, guoit fto'cholee See, woes don fair to good, 16e, a 24e, Cunse.—The wi as a shade firmier in tone, We to good, Tse. w 1Ke. ; ins, 4c. a Se.; Ohio factory, + Hut abaped, food to taney, fancy, Se. & Ledge, demand. We quote:— Carolina, lait bo prime, Gige. & OX, Bie, a tige fas vo pond, Oe a4 tna, soode 4c. ‘gold: oon. in Voud. $2 50 4 82 80, gold. ieninde was quiet eter steady at $7 75 for American and for forelyn. Kecepty. 50 tlerees, 12 bbls, and 20 casks. Sales 50 tierces prime Murket firm at 1de. for 14s ea le The B13 99 ad, 814 3 ‘ph: nd active. o trilugal at 8¥%c., umd 200 bags moluse market fur roilnéd was stendy but quiet veery, fair to choice, nd boxes, Nos. 8 10 13, ind boxes, Oe. a The. at The. We xeon {Pair to primo, Ze.’ a 7740.5 du., he: off id granu: e eu Talow.--Reeeipty—104 hids., 2 tlerees and 141 bbls. The market was steady, with f 30,000 Ibs. at Yike. @ 9 Ite, And 95,000 Tha, at 87 a Oe. fy, — The general marker was quiet but firm. We quote :— Banea, ste. straits, 18}g0.:, Hahah, 19%. a 10Ac.. all iharcoul, 7 80; coke, 80 O0« 87 70; tern, but unchanged. The sales were 100 ries at private ter 3 105 cnsex do 52‘ cases Ohio, don private te veil wx steady at 4 prices rangin; Wuiskky.—The maker gh 50 bbls, sold at $1 00 abont $1 10, je market remained about the same. manufacturers were in the market, pricex were somewhat eanie rr HiAvOD Ibe. ZX Obi neues at 47}¢0. Hc,. 7,000 Ibs. fae Wisconsin at Sige. Course at 40%Zc.. 1,000 Ibs, coarse unwashed ‘., 54 lus, choice deluine at S4e , 1,600 Ibs. unwashed combing 1,000 Ibs, fall eltp U 28e., 4,000 Lbs, do, je. 8 pring clip do. at 26, 70.0.0 lbw sligutly burry do. do, at 0, 000 Ibs. Wester Texas and Mexican ut 20 exivan at 2c, S000 tbe, tub washed ‘at Sie, $7 has Colorado at 10%40., ithough stocks were 5,000 Ibs, super pulled. a 8,000 extra pulled ut 37! und on private hems, 300 Ti tall ‘lip California, 12,000 Iba. spring clip do., 5,000 bs, Caliternia pulled, 90,000 and 10,000 lbs. super Iba, No. 1 do., an ie 20,000 lbs, coimbing pulled, 5,000 000 Tbs. extra pulled. complistied in this ta uae, and rates for tl per stoum for grain change to note, but there was no groat strength erceptibie, The engage were JAverpool, per steam, 40,000 iushels’ grains Tat, 00 lbs; L000 staves rivate’ terms; Bu bhds. tobacco, 0s. ; provisions quoted ut 3 ; and, by wall, 20,000 °b shule grain, 60 Ibs. ; 1,300 “bbls, rosin, Te ‘To London, ‘by. sail, 800’ tons. ollcake, bbls. do., on private terms. To Hamburg, por eam, #000 buses SOU sides leather, 3, 75 marks. Tho charters comprise hence ty Cork for ord with 3,000 qi quarters ® Norwegian brig hence’ to eust goast of Leola th 2,100 quar- ters do. ‘et wi Ss, Gd, nat Tealiun brig (second class), hence to the Continent diroet, with 2,000 quart nd £. acuity an Anbrican schooner, Pool, with 2 800 bbls, residuumn, at & brig, hence to Cork, for orders to tho United Kingdom, with, L800 buls. refined petroleum or naphtha, at ds., 5s, 3d. or Ss. Ud., according t0 port and cargo; a Norwegian bri ns), from Buitimory fo Oporto, with grain, at Gs. Od. por quarter, In shippers bags, NEW YORK CA’ a TTLE MARKETS. Frupay, March 3, 1876, BECKIPTS FOR TWO DAYS. Yeats “ fards, Beeves. Cowes. ate. eae Hogs. 7 e747 = Bixtioth streot v 27 Porty-olghth sre 4 4 LS Fortleth street, - - — Jersey Vity... - = 2472 Total Ik B22 6514 Bexves.—Tri ‘with a reduction of ke our lust quotations. The quulity of the herds on sal the sgureyate, course, only « few good cattle being on ssle, from 9o. aw per lb. ; weight, 33 ews. a 10 eg a 38 ibs. “49 been allowed. net. At Six. tieth street yards T. OC. Kastman id for self 67 Lilinois stoors at UX; por Ib.’ wiih a fraction off per Ib. wight, Oss ewt, scant? Or Ilinoiy stecrs at Yigc. per Ib., with $ ou weight, “734, owt.,_ soants 3 “linc Usge. weil ht, J evi, sea; 45 tinwate eventos oie. a ‘cw. Lauterbach & Samuels sold tor D Bx. " Lows 60 iflinels ; Al allinols steers at ht 4, 88 ; Sag Te x ered ight GM eit.” W. Seiigel sold tor self 1 Uc, per ib., weight 034 owt. ‘D. Waixel uli bold for Morris & Waixel Si Illinois steers at 10%c. por Ib., woiglt 73g ewt.: 9) Illinole steers at 11¢, per 1b. with 81 on per heud, weight 73g ews. ; hold on salo 17 Llinols ste Burchard & Merritt soid for. French 95 Tiltnots “stone si «1 Luke, with 60c. 0 head for 64 Tor Greenwood é Co., 3 Lodiane stcors iba with « fow heed at luc per ib, Bt . Meyer sold for self 44 Illinois steers at Dace per to. Wali 0 ewe 3 2 Mlinois oxen at, Le. 1b., weight 10 ewe, oeler sold for Buuin & Co, 63 Iii: nola steora at 10%¢¢; & Le. per Ib.. welghit ® ews. Ul ry wold roel Illinois steers Saige, a'TOsce. bertt., ‘eith's few bead at ise per Ib.. Weights 6 ews. aBowt, Vail & Kireliway sold for solves ui Iinols sivers, at 3c. per Ib. weight 0% ewt.. scent Beate oxen ut 10c. weight ‘ae owt. At Jersey Clty yard: ‘& MePherson sold tur Lowenstein & Uo. 16 Vir- Tite eee eae. 8 Bigeye ibe wought Oh owt, 517, Mis- souri oxen at Oe. a 1ige. per ib., weight ¥ owt. ; for L. Rchomborg $4 Liliuols stocre nt O}ge. 2 Ac: er Ib, weight 3 46 ors wt Whe, a Te. per M,. “Goldseimide sold ‘tor 19 corn, fed | Cherokee 5% ew Tiltinots sterrs at a wae . with S0¢, on per head, weight OG wh. | Mnols stoors wt Oige. a 10e. ‘por Ib., weights Oly cwh. a 0 wt 68 Lilinols stvers at Liye. per Ib., with SL a4 off th Sr? U}c" eo Se illnois atecie at 10sGe. ye ati tur Klopper Co. 14 Missourl xen w | te. B. y per ib, weight |. Westheimer sold for Gerry & ouba at 10c. per Ib, with $1 on per head, kes ticewt at ew Go. Ta ininots weight 034 ews. sneer axp Lawus.—Trade slow but firm, of the flocks sold rai from fair te choice. weep yor Ib. mbes not quoted. Davis if The quality it ge a fallen State sheep, weight 36,610 lbs., at $7 70 per Vose & Pideock sold’ 167 Obio shee) 1» Weight te.b00 at de. per lb.; fy Missouri sheep, weig! 1 44,000 Ibs. at FOUN per ews. gnad 4, Buckingham sold’ 171 Ohio weighs 15,000 1 a NT i Weight 16;040 Ibs. at vige, per on Cows.—Trade steady ut our lust quotations. ALS AND Cauyas.—Trade small; smooth quality reds sold A 9c. @ 10e. por Ib. Calves, ‘quality coarse, at be. a ¢. per Ib, 00a.-—There were no live live hogs on sale. DOMESTIO M MARKETS, LVRSTON, March 3, 1876. Cotton steady; middling, 12 aw middling, 116.5 ; good ordinary, %e. " Net receipts, 1.806 bales. Exports—To Great Wiitain, 1.200; coustwive, 185, Sales, 1,817, Stock Weekiy—Net receipts, 7.8%: grees, 1.008, x: Grout, lirivain, 4,97; fo the Continent, 1,023; Thanuel, 4210; coastwise, $338. Sales, 6,327. ° Mareh 3, 1870, to France, n.23h: 10 the Continent, 31,583: NAIL: constwine, 7,048. Bales’ 42 000 Correetion—Kxports to Great Britain’ February 24 stould have beou 4,196 instead of 4,131, Monit, March 3, 1876, Cotton advancing; middling, 12%e. ; low middling’ 1140. ; good ordinary, Wace. &V4sc Nob receipts, 1,429 bales, “kx: purts—To the Chan 100; constwise, 40, 2,500, nek, 50,728, Weekiy Net Feceipee, 3.00 0 Lxports—To Great Britain, 10,553 France, to the akiihent, 3940; to the Channel, 2000; eoastwiee, O11, Salon, 10,750, Perermas March 3, 1876, A z men 1,000. Stock. Rick SS seew. “Ween metre: | Sepes, 3883. Rxporte—To Great ‘ietin, 5,870, to the Continent, A), dae mn 1A. Sates, 6.500, en it ie Spirits t nitine Ps vn Boe, BS ofthe (prpemting tg ay ae yes Mere 3. 1876, Flour unel ; 1, xo. Mnlwaubes Chin, $1 40, ay extra do., $195, ady ; sales of 1,200 be. Batley quiet No # yanede. bold’ at $1; 1 08: annie, 6117. ore ae! for bolted jor unboltea, a SAT Bing wn. Wifeed. shipstails, $19 « middiings, $20 a $22 per ton. Railroad irelgts—Flour, to Boston, 00s. : 40 ‘Sew Vork, 400; =") and any, Fiour quiet an A ‘qhotatious nominally unchanged ‘Corn dail; sales of veven care Sew, om tree reek, at #e. 4 Ste. according tw quality. retell trade only. Barley tan hot ts Pe a ne; ‘ork firin & xe « I4e, Highwines unsertied, Sheek SU wt ba: Touxpo, Mucch 8; 1878, fond, We 1184 } | Wacon was tirm wt IBige. a 1zA¢c. for eity long cleat and 1c for short ciewr; 290 boxes city loug clear sold at 11,0 Hoof was quiet but unchanged; 25 bbls. packet sold on pri vate terms, quoted at $19 00 p$i0. Beet hams were tira | Dut quiet at $25 a $26 for prime Western. Smoked meats Fuled steady at 1c. « 19h,e" fur hams and 16 fer shoulders request, but the market was erouley, ‘The elo cull were ax follows:—Marel. $13 | hid, $18 70 wskea! ‘Apel, 1 724 bid, $19 7D asked: May, Moy held at 50c. ; 49346, bid; low mix ie. Did No. 2 white, 490 Sina ae on aud M rejected, Moceipis-si00 bis m do. corn, 4.000 do. oa wheat, 22.000 re Cuicaco, March 3, 1878. Wheat e | Flour du!l, but unchanged. mand, No. ) Chicago spring, $1 09: WiigeAprit: $1 she May: ho, 8.40. wh} Tile.” Corn—Deniand fair and price Xo. 3 bie spot; 435ye. bid April i Dats ‘dull aud, pousinal ; “april: Rye’ quiet dull and ite fe & $13 00 spot, si Mane a $13 45, ) Bulk meate—Demand active and prices have advanced: shoulders, Sige. dies, 12e,; short clear middles, 4 oats, Shipments— 1s; corm, 78. varle Flour, 6,000 bbls. ; Is, at_outside fo t $15 30 March, a3 42)6 april. HAVANA MARKET. rs sight.seald, 1h m. Sugar tut, EUROPEAN MARKET. Loxpon Propuck Maxxer.—Loyxpon, March 3—Evem ing.—Caleutta linseed, ats. a 4 Sperm oil, £95 tou. ——_—_+ 2+ _FINAI VCIAL. DVick AND INFORMATION Fok PERSONS DE- Sirous of speculating in stoc! investments of sums from €100 upward may be safely made and a large percentage de- rived. For full particulars address TUMBRIDGE & CO. Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall st., New York, rT ple mes wa LOAN Ox ON FIRST elt eokist: for five yours: legal ex- MVirt &Worcort, 10 Pines T REASONABLE RAT: Endowment Insurance i insurance of all J. J. nds effected with bess ‘com: 2H & CO. 117 Broadway, r LAPSE BY & bine Je ) BROKERS, 74 BROAD. A.W PRIVIL Lb ON Bos den OF THE rock ixcHANGR USIVELY.” ‘G CITIES, explaining how large profits are mude on ts, puts, culls, spreads or strade dive, for 18: 30 oF 8) days: bought ab best marker rates by L, W. HAMILTON & CO., 10 Wall st., New York. ON MENT POLICIES BOUGHT—LOANS NEGO- {tinted on’ Life policies and insurance effected in fires class companies. J.B, HODGES, 40 Broadway, room {STATE FUNDS TO LOAN—ON NEW YORK AND Brooklyn Property; will loan Addross KATATE, Herald ome 6 per cont. TERRY. OROss, 21 ANGE COURT, ROOM 25, broker in very best privileges only; rolvrences eo- exceptionable Cotton stead; tejadting, 198 tj Jow muadting. 1046. ; good ordinary, jet berm We 763 bales; gross, S76, Ex. | worts—to the Continent, hi 0 se, 1008. Sal Lar ha pa Net receipts, 5,193 Exports—To Great Britain, 6,020; to t | coustwise, 4,641, . Salen, 4,044. Quanuantos. Mareh R anneal be ize. a / AD THE SUNDAY TELEGRA! My UT TO-MURROW MORNING, GonTalna SPEC PORTS FROM’ WASHING+ TON OF Wale ‘berakrMenT EXPOSURES, LE NEWS FROM EUROPE. TLcsriial D POLICK COURT bss | a ALBANY LEGISLATURM ANN GOSS! 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GOSSLP, Yaverd Lost and Telogray uphie New News from All Porte, babbetes “1434 Mt ATTE! E TWO CENTS. \HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING between the undersigned uader the frm name of Jou ton, Wilson & Co. is this day dissolved by The outevending business of the late firm will be settled by the new firm, Johnson & Miles, to whose advertisement be- low attention is invited. New Vouk March 2, 1 4 EY Fi uae! ‘R 08 Lo BENJAMIN WILSON, ‘ALTER V. MILES. OOPARTNERSHIP.—THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE this day formed @ copartnersbip under the 6rm of Johneon i M continue the business ofitbe . Witton £°00, Now York, Maren WENRY x, lute frm of Jobn: WALTER A St BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. A WELL ESTABLISHED CASH | MANU ‘ACTURING Business to be disposed of for $5,000; will bear strict investigation ; an article in dail; and all over the eoun- try. For particulars and interview address FORTUNE, box 143 Heraid office. No brokers or agents need answer. Busines MANAGER AN! PITAL NEEDED FOB usb successful Machine, for which there de imund Address STERLING, S23 Cherry st, Philedel- phia, Pa, USINESS CHANCE.~§5,000 TQ $10,000---A PART interest in » Health Lifter and Cross-bar Exerciser, adapted to home use, ranging in price from $20 to $80, hav- ing six inches spring’ lilt and graduated from ton to eight handred or tw Purchaser must have sutti 000 TO INVEST OAN Pp HAVING $5,000 TO $1 ior their money ‘in Address or eal EAD THE SUNDAY TELEG! CUT. TO-MORROW Sots: NG. Contains SPECIAL REPORTS ROM WASHING» oF WAR. Rt ae EXPOSU Kho, LE NEWS FROM EUROPE, TLiustitateD POLICK COURT SKETCHLS, BANY LEGISLATURE AND GoussIr’, Levent Local und Telegraphic INTER ESTING EA ADI make favorable arrangement and get a fair re ry 4 ‘iness whieh is not a ulation, FHICRIS, 403 roadways Faliedel bin, Want . SUDREAL, room 20, HE SUBSCRIBER HAS A FACTORY. WITH { STEAM power near Union square, with about $2,000. to {n some paying business, Address STEAM, Dox ia theraid oifice, Ww: AC W ‘contioman to suis in-an enterprise very lucrative, Address MILLION, Herald office. V TANTED—PATENT OF SOME GENUINE AND REAL improvement, worth being introduced and exhibit in Philadolpbia now. by « gentiem has means special faciitl for forming ‘compan’ Address: x 72 Post otic Philadelphia, Pa. Ek Wit & ce OR pe 4 to extend an established ad pre table business im city. Address HARRING, offi ARTNER IN A FIRST CLASS LIVERY ws D. ‘and asdns facnie with from $1,000 to $2, three biocks from City Halt, Nos. 44 and 40 Boerum place, nro yh a ee THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE, The speciai committee having in charge the revision of the rules governing the grain trade met yesterday morning at the Exchange. Mr. Charles R. Hickox pre- sided, and tho discusston of che first four rules sub- ‘mitted was exhaustive in relation to the establishment of the grades of grain, yet nothing important was decided, and ap adjournment took place watil next, when tho rules—the sections of which are elaborate—will be passed upon in their entirety, REAL ESTATE SALES. At the Real Estate Exchango yesterday there wag quite a large attendance, though, in comparison with tho sales immediately preceeding the prices obtained ‘wero remarkably lower, ‘The first sale made was by A. H. Muller & Son, of the house and lot, 85.9x86.3x25x72%, No. 487% Pearl street, south side, 21 feet west of City Hall place, to William Stevens, for $11,350, Peter F. Meyers sold in foreclosure two houses and lots, each 256x100, on Mercer street, west side, 15¢ feet south of Houston street, and two houses and each 25x100, on Green stroot, east side, 175 feet south of Houston street, to J. A. Page, for $6,000 ar Ge cumbrances amounting to $168,338 33, alt Pe 33, said property having’ been ” ‘A. J. Blocker, Son & Co., sold on with house Wot Aesxida on West ers third: north wo ros weal of Ninth ane, to Joa ho jor $2) over a mortgage of f j morta 000, interest Mr. Hevever 54 nied, by order of the Court of Com mon Vi ® three story orick ho 18.9x100.8, "on iu Nigetiach at pth sid ait ton bia ‘$1,500 e % ‘aa [Fd gem tit, P jarnett on foreclos house 18x100.11, on Hl on forcis aides ‘dbo Toot east over fporgngs 3 $8 1 al $12,006 et :