The New York Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1876, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Stocks Lower, the Market Feverish, More Ae- tive and the Bears Rampant. GOLD 1187-8 A 114. Money on Call Loans Supplied at 2 1-2 and 3 Per Cent—Government Bonds Steady— Investment Securities Quiet— Foreign Exchange Firm. STATISTICS OF OUR FOREIGN TRADE: Watt Starer, } Toxspay, March 28—6 P. M. ‘The hall of the Stock Exchange was to-day converted imto an ‘inquiry room," and the question propounded ‘was, “Where is Conner?’ ‘The solicitude as to the exact whereabouts of the missing broker grew not so much out of a personal in terest in the estray individually as from a* feeling of | sympathy with the Supreme Court, Circuit, Judge Bare rett presiding, where Mr, Conner is ‘“wanted’— wanted ag a witness in one of the Black Friday suits im which Dewitt C, Taylor 1s plaintiff and Jay Gould | the defendant. Mr. Conner baving filled the position of confidential clerk with the firm of Fisk & Belden on bat sad and nigrescent day, and since the imoroglio with Osborn & Millis having been the chief broker of Jay Gould himself, either knows too much or too little, From a Gould point of view, his, room is esteemed better than his company, though the Supreme Court doesn’t think so, and urgently desires his society, as a pocketful of subpmnas bear witness, To-day Mr, Couner has a maximum of name anda minimum of tocal habitation, and while the court offi- ters thus find the situation, they fail to find Mr, Conner. member of so highly honorable a body of men as the 3tock Exchange would atvempt to thwart justice by Acliberately absenting himself from the jurisdiction uf | its courts; hence, his failire to appear must Be ac- counted for in some other manner. Can it be possible that he has fallen a victim to the same sort of con- spiracy which his employés so providentially escaped ? Was there no ‘‘Jaky’”’ at hand to avert the evi! frst and present a claim for service a(terward on the testi- mony of gag and bowstring?’ Have the police ques- tioned Uncle Daniel and the Young Operator, and asked them what they know about kidnapping? Is Mr. Conner the victfn of foul play, and has there been 4p imitation of the sack and the Bosphorus? There is no doubt about the toul play, in a serious point of view, and Gould’s defence in the courts yes- terday, where for a second time he sought to escape fulfilment of his contracts by pleading the Gambling act, was ‘foul as Vulcan’s stithy.”” Yet this man controls the market, engages m huge contracts, through his agents, to buy and sell stocks, gathers in thousands of dollars on sales of * privi- leges’’ based on nothing stronger than nis word of— we had nearly written “honor’’—word of mouth, and seeks to cheat his creditors by pleading the act against gambling and betting and by the artifice of spiriting away an inconvenient witness. All this has little to do with to-day’s stock market per se, but it is vastly im- portant in its bearings upon the business of stock speculation generally, since it spreads over it a cloud of obloquy that drives old operators from the street and hinders new ones from venturing in, Prices were all off to-day. The budding of spring has Proved an autumn of hopes, Trade has not looked up, 4s Was anticipated, Railroad reports are regarded as uncertain indica- tions as to any favorable turnin the tide, The April settlements are viewed with apprehension, and a feel- ing of distrustas to any immediate improvement in | values is plainly apparent. Under these circumstances the share list stumped off materially, the fall being par- ticularly noticeable in Lake Shore and Michigan Cen- tral. Both of these roads are thought to be doing dadly—the first through popular report, the second by . confession of figures. The Commodore is supposed to be out of his Lake Bhore stock already, and will probably get out of the Presidency as well atthe next election. Meanwhile the Robinson party, sick of the burden they have to carry and seeing no favorable outlet for their holdings, are sprinkling the street with stock as opportunities offer. The decline created a more active market than we ve had for a few days past, as was natural with the ‘argo short interest existing, and for the Jast hour or 40 prices improved somewbaj, but with no feature that betokened a permanent change for the better. A reference to the official list will afford desired in- formation as to amount of transactions and extent of the day’s fuctuations. THE SALES TO-DAY. The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day aggregatet 171,000 shares, which were divided among active securities as follows:—New York Central and | Hudson, 390; Eric, 42,000; Lake Shore, 72,250; Northwestern, 7,000; «do. preferred, 6,400; Rock Island, 1,160; Pacific Mail, 6,800; St. Paul, 8,600; do, preferred, 5,400; Obios, 3,500; Western Union, 14,200; Union Pacific, 260; ©., C. and 1. C., 200; Michigan Central, 3,900; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 1,30; do, preferred, 500, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, fhe following table shows the opening, highest and | lowest prices of the day :— Opening. Highest, Lovwert New York Central, Northwestern pre Rock Island nd St. Paul pret il Obio and Mississipp.. New Jersey Central... Leow and Western, Oy Union Pacific: 4 42% 4 42% Missouri Pac. ADVANCE AND DECLINE, The following are the changes in closing prices com. pared with those of yesterday. Abvaxck.—Pacific Mail, 4 ; Un’ . Deciixx.— New York Contril and 1.C., 3%; ee 16. Hannibal and St. Joseph, ; preferred, a } ore, 144; Michigan Ceniral,134; Missouri Pa: ane Se} Northwestern A a ferred, 1 Ohio “and Mississi Ph igs Bock ielaud, 9 %; st. Poul! xjA do. preterred, 14; Western Union, 4; gold, Kol StTaTIoNaRy,—Atiantic and l’acific preferred, Atiantie | and Pacitic ‘ge rs gd ©, ©, 6, und 1, Delaware and Pets ioel Liinows Central Jersey Paubma, Quicksilver and Wabash. PRODUCE EXPORTS. The total exports of produce trom this port for the week ending to-day were $4,449,173, against $4,170,069 for the corresponding week in 1875 and $6,047,968 in 1874, The total exports of produce from tiris port since Jauuary 1 this year were $60,012,249, against $58,005,090 for the corresponding tale wm 1875 and $69,062,941 in 1974. TUR GOLD PREC Gold advanced from 115% to 114%, and closed at It cannot for a moment be supposed that any | _ NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1876. 876.—TRIPLE SHEET. to-day, took out $62,000 gold coin, of which $50,000 is American. No engagements are reported. THE MONKEY MARKET. Money on call was supplied at the close at 2}; and Sper cent, Discounts are unchanged. Foreign ex- change was very strong, with a small supply of bills offering. Actual business was at 4.86% 4,87 for bankers’ long and 4.89% a 4.90 for demand sterling. | OUR FOREIGN TRADE—STATISTICS OF IMPORTS AND BX- | PORTS, The following statistics of imports and exports are furnished by the Bureau of Statistics:— MERCHANDISE, Exports. » Foreign Imports. Mined Values, Exports. Month en woe 29, ius $37,756,497 $56,766,828 $1,093,675 nt ding Feb. 28, 1875.. 50,352,228 47,604,304 742,578 | Eight mouths ending Feb, 29, 1876........++.4 308,139,996 309,063,729 9,209,357 Eight months . ending Feb. 28, 187 ++. $43,290,698 $77,061,626 9,254,888 SPRCIK AND BULLION. Month ending Feb. 29, 1876.° $781,872 $4,127,125 $431,646 nr 28, ere 1, 817,788 711,423 ‘et STO... 073 2 Eight months sng ae ending Feb. 29, 1S876........0... 12,157,142 26,565,168 3,464,395 Eight months ending Feb. 28, 1875. 2 11,653,785 49,781,994 2,836,175 DOMESTIC EXPORTS, Specie Values. Month ending Feb. 29, 1876... Month ending Feb, 28, 1875. Eight months ending Eight months ending F NOT REPORTED. Imporis—Alaska, Brazos de Santiago, Corpus Christi and san Diego, Domestic £xports—Alaska, Brags? | Corpus Christi und San Diego. Foreign Exports— Brazos de Santiago and Corpus Christi. THE FORKIGN MARKET, London advices report a gain of £43,000 bullion by the Bank of England on balance to-day, Consols are easier and United States bonds unsteady. The rate of discount in open market on three months bills | is 2% and 3 per cent. The market is reported as un- seitied, A Berlin despatch say: ‘The Bourse was aflected yesterday by alarming rumors from the East | and there was a heavy decline in prices of securities. A Paris despatch states that ‘it is reported in this | city that the Khedive will shortly order the publication | of Commissioner Caye’s report.’ A Frankfort di | spatch is to the effect that ‘securities are affected here | as weil as in Berlin by the Eastern reports, but there is a quieter feoling at the elose.” | ‘The following are the five P, M. London Emaanaes i Consols for money, 94; | O4s¢ a 04g; five-twenty bonds of 1865, old, 105% 105%; five-twenty bonds of 1807, 1083; a 108%; te: forty bonds, 1054;; new fives, 106 a 10634; Erie com- mon shares, 1744, a decline trom 18%; Erie preferred shares, 2534 a 29, RAILROAD BONDS, These were dul! aud without important change, save in Hannibal and St. Joseph eights, which sold at 77; Harlem coupon firsts brought, 120; €.,C., C. and L firsts, 11154; New Jersey Central firsts, new, 113%; west consolidated, 104, and do, coupon gold bonds, 9834. The following were the closing quotations for Pacific | railroad bonds:—Union Pacific firsts, 1044 2.10474 do. 9134; Central Pacitics, 1074 a 10745. GOVERNMENT BONDS, These were moderately active and closed steady at | 121%; do, do, do., coupon, 1224; a 122%; do, do., | 1865, registered, 1184s a 118%; do, do., do, coupon, ag | do, do, do,, coupon, 122% a 1234; do. do., ten-forties, | registered, 1173¢ « 118; do. do., coupon, 118% a 11935; | do. do, fives, 1881, recistered, 118 a 118\; do do., | do. coupon, 11834 a 118%. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. | ‘The following are Treasury balances to-day in Wash- ington :— | Currency... Com Less Bank uotos received 1 Customs receipts Revenue receipts. | ‘The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $52,000, gold, on account of interest, and $44,000 in redemp- ton of five-twenty bonds. | Gold receipts. . $664, Gold payment + 2,640,181 Gold balance, 44,960,281 Currency receipts. .... 921,025 Carrency payments, 623, 002 Currency balauce 85,672, 647 | Customs abi, | Cuncelled gold certiicates sent to Washing- | ton, DU... 000 | INVESTMENT SECURITIES, Investment stocks brought the following figures :— | Morris and Essex, 106; Dubuque and Sioux City, 76 a | 7042 C., ©, C and L, 5636 a 564g; Now Jersey Central, | 100% a 1067; Rock Island, 1103¢ a 110%; | Central, 113! a 11335; Adams Express, 108; United | States, 695, a 69, adecline of 1 per cent; American, BANK SHARES. | Bank shares sold at 115 a 11544 for Commerce, 13444 | New York. State of New York was offered at 50, with- | out any bid; Fourth National brought 91, STATE BONDS. bama 8's at 34. New York registered bounty loan | brought 1045, and District of Columbia 3-65’s 6976 aid PHILADELPHIA STOCKS, | ‘The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations | at three o'clock this day:— | Bid. Asked. City sixes, new. srewees OB 10835 United Companies ot - Pennsylvania Railroad, 0655 66% Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. . bose Bde | Lehigh Valiey Ruilroad..... oe 6255 | Philadelphia avd Erie Railroad, , a | Northern Central Railroad. BT Lehigh Navigation 50% | Lehigh Navigation 1053, i WALL STREET GOSSIP TO-DaY, That there are anticipations of trouble in a large | uptown house, the paper of which is now unsalabie at | 7 per cent, although a few days ago it passed at 4); a 5 per cent. That acertain manufacturing institution in Massa- chusetts has been making drafts on a New York finan- cial agent against supposed merchandise for large amounts, but that inquiry by a director has discovered that its mills have uot been running for two years and that it is only old paper travelling “around the circle,” That Commodore Vanderbilt is likely to retire from the Presidency of Lake Shore and a well known Wall | street gentleman will be elected in his stead, The books close on Saturday. That a large financial institution, with a capital of | $10,000,000, is soon to be organized in this city, by German bankers, for the specific purpose of dealing in our government securities, ‘That, and we qtote the language of a London corre- spondent, ‘the freight market remains in a very de- pressed state, although not quite so bad as it has been for tho last few months; still, at this moment, it is scarcely possible to obtain the show even of remunera- ot) mploymout ”” ‘That rome of the Centennial officials are beginning to take a gloomy view of the prospects of the great Exhibition, because our own people are so slow in com- ing forward with their products and Jack the Fourth of Julyism which was confidently expected. MEMORANDA, We are informed that ‘‘the National Currency Bank” is going into voluntary liquidation, Its capital is $100,000, circulation $60,000, deposits about $200,000, It was organized under the natiouat law, The earnings of the St. Louis, Kansus City and Northern Rajiway are reported as tollows:—March 16 to 23, 1876, $t4, year, $59,696 43; increase in 1876, $6,048 75, CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS, Ma. The carrying rates were 2),, 3, 2, 144 and 1 per cent Loans were also made flat, CLEARING HOUSR STATEMENT, Currency exchanges Currency balances, Gold ex hungt: Guid Lalances, OPERATIONS OF THR GOLD EXC Gold balances. Currency baiances. The steamship Wilmington, which sailed for Havana | Cro. Consolidated Virginia bd Yellow Jacket goes & Carry. Best & Beiche: 145 18; corresponding perioa } : i“ saaied Maat | aseite, B Miteeell &. 00s, (Ie ea), he 0.28¢,; adeno a 948-16; consols for account, | { Union Pacific firsts, 1049¢; land grants, 103; North. | land grants, 102% a 103; do. sinking funds, 91 a | the following quotations:—United States currencye sixes, 1264 a 1264; do, do., 1881, registered, 12134 a | 11844 a 1184; do. do, do., new, registered, 119 a | | 11944; do, do, do, coupou, 118% a 1194; dodo, | 3%) 1867, registered, 1214 a 12134; do. do., do., coupon, | 100 a 12134; do. do., 1868, registered, 1224 w 1234; | | for Corn Exchange, 113 @ 114 for Market and 125 for — | In State bonds Tennessee old sold at 42 and Ala- | NEW YORK $1 STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Tuxspay, March 28, 1876, BEFORE CALI—10 A, M. 100 ahs Mich Cen RRL. es Me 2 a0... 300 Mil & SEP RR. ce 10:15 AND 11:30 A. 11856 fromou g 6-0, e eT H 118% do. Mg” 2000 US 117% 10000 U 8 cur 18% TOW do. Fiktst Bt cry BOARD—10:30 A Sshs NJ Con RR. do. be bred B,CREM 172000 Ni SP cons 2000 K,W& lst, © be 1000 Olio & Miss 2d. S000 1 1 4000 TL stn taebe s shs Bk of Com... 1 20 Amer E: 20 Clov & Pitts gt.be ce ea 1 ae C&LRR be 20" dove Sido te be 20 6 Dub ASC RR DO 19%) 200 Mor & bas RR be | IAL 200 Del kW. d ess | Jv 100 Pac RK of Mo | wa 2 Obio kM RR be 20 | Ivy G0 8 19% aes 100C, c¥rereive BEFORE. CALL 42° 80)shs Erie RK ww 1000 do, 8H; 1100 do BSE OS Pittsburg cr} ot CUR bes | | cher aig 1 214 1100 onto Stas Rit. ah 100 do. Ohio € Miss Rit pe ao 200 Han & StJo KR. Gory Ju van Beso ki pt 10 do. al loo 200 wo | Mud 3 100 dw Erle wie lv, 100 2 P, $10000 U 8 5's, r, "81. ew York | 56) 100 Pacof Me.. wo TO 3 BP | $1000 Un Pac RR ist.. 104% 1200she LS & MSRR | (25 shs Adams Ex, 108 Su WO 8 | 100 rue Mail 5% do. do. do. do 0. do. lw Un Pac 200 Ch 200 109 100 Han 100 Hun 100 Ohio loo 10 200 woo cr woe, C alone COMMERCIAL REPORT. FLOUR FIRM—WHEAT FIRMER—CORN Yin@- ER—OATS FIRME—WHISKEY INACTIVE—PORK QUIET—LARD DULL AND LOWER—PETROLEUM FIRM—TURPENTINE 8TEADY—ROSIN 8TRADY— OILS QUIET—FREIGHTS QUIET—COFFEE QUIZT BUT STEADY—SUGAR STEADY. Tuespay, March 28—6 P. M. scriptions of merchandise, and there were but tew ex- ceptions to the rule, There was scarcely any disposi- tion to speculate and the legitimate transactions were | small, On 'Change flour was drm. Wheat drmer, Corn | age. a Se.; red Upped, Se. a Ge.; mediui firmer, Oats firmer, Pork quiet. Lard dull and lower. Naval stores steady. Petroleum strong and advancing. Cotton on the spot dull and declining; fu- tures firm. Whiskey imactive: with holders offering at $114. Coffee was quiet but steady. Oils were steady. Stagar was steady. Naval stores were quict but steady. AsHES were quiet at 5)ge. & OXe. for pots. Pearls were nominal at Ze. Ba } reported Lio biasir | Gum Youda was nna. ut Jubiper vere j Granuo pect Ercan tgnes at 4 119 118% | SECOND BOARD—I P.M. 1u7 COTTON ON THE SPOT DULL—FUTURES FIRM— | Business continued very moderate in almost all de- ANTIMONY was scares and decidedly highor, mow held at Ie, & 16550. BRESWAX was steady at 38e a Ste. for Western and South- ern; 1,000 Ibs. selected sold at ie. Broox Coes was dull unsettled, We quote :—Red, green, 730. Se. ; choice green hurl und brash, 96. « 108. CaxpLes were steady and in fair Jobbing demand. We quote:—sperm, 2¥e.: sperin, patent, Macy's, d8e. tine (12, 14,16 of), 12e. w 17¢.; paraftine B28), 2e, a 216. Corree.—The market for Brazils was steady but quiet. 4at Baltimore 2,200 bags Riv, ex Sputless, sold at 17%. net cash tor fully fair, Mild coffee was quiet but We quote —Ordinary cargoes, Sige. 1d 17Me.; good do, 1736. « 18%; prime ¥ y for lots, 154g6. a 1034e. ; sant eee ninety da ote es 's, & at | and Le. lor German, | bub ateauy at ithe, « i 7c. cw Re. : Manily, 17% Lue. w de, BIOCK Was moderately aetive at Ui es. We quote: with lewds, it Wa $2 25: sugar shooks, with $2 65; do., do, Winch, $1 rum do. $4 pipe do.. gia $6 5 5 of 390,009 2g report m at that 6) the market i AG Was Garge and smal bolt tone rope. Whe. hemp, tarr "Gartox.—The warkes for spot cotton, without quotable e decline, was dull and n sed steady. duy’s closing prices Future closing’ prices to-day compare with d us follow. " pes re Tuculay, March 28, March March 27. O18 wo rd of classitication and on cotton in store ranuing in quality not more than halt & grade above or below the grade quovec Unwunas: Alurama. N-Orleane Treas, Ordinary. 9 L1G Strict ordina: 3011-16 si ordinary. 11516 Strict goo ordiuar iy big tmlddhing sree. 12 9-16 Rover low middling. 16 Middl: wy —Stainod dood gaere 919-10. ; strlet ood pxatary, ww middling, 11 9-1e. ; madling, 12 7 ‘The sates were as follows :— Day. Last Evening. ‘sis ) Consumption ot Speculation. . 600 190 1G For future delivery the utter two Pf. M.—April, 6, HOD wt AS 1-16. 1,700 wt Lady ujgust, 100 a 14 ales. To-day up 5 April, 0 ae WO at Lidges, 70 at 1d fou at 1S bbe We; July, BOO wt 14 Yuba 1,100 ut bilge. 100 at Yat 14 salve. 10 voFts were New Orleans, 454; Mobile, 6 wana, 3); Wilmington, riolk, 1,015; New York, BG; Boston, Vhiladelphia, 620, ‘Total, 4, bal This day hist week, his Gay last’ yeur, 6, Septem ~ bales to last nicht. Ireights To ag by ston PLUM Way firm at $425, gold, in bond, and .curroucy, ior Job lots Live olyrna advice Uli vitivol was quiet at $175 por ewe, A all lots, Cum tartar, was firm, at Ste. w ¢ American and Krei jor ‘powdered, Alcobolics-Chiorotorm aud ether were steady at Mk. lor the lormer and Sic. & Ge. lor the latter. | Borax was steady at 114¢e. tor relined city und ilsge, tor do. Culiloraia, | Balsa told was nominal; quoted at $l Gy a $170, guid. Burgundy pitch was firm at de. Was eusior, now quoted at $% 50 u 38 75. ew crop,” Was quoted at a 45¢. for small, $1 Uo “a'r TU for large “aud. Sic. “for sorte, Russiatt 4g | cuntharides were quiet xt $1 25 4 51 50, Castor vil was fur bbls. Shellac was ie xold, for Buuli ivi divi Was very U9 per t Cutoh “was “active cat Te. Wold. Prusslate. potae quis at 2: as to quality. Bichromate potas was dull at 16e, Sal ammoniacdull at 1oye., gold. Lrish moss Was quiet at Uc, 4 Ze, Gambler was ‘trm at Ge. gold, Epsom salts were in tair demand wt stendy a Se, for cases and Lie. uiet at doc., Argols wore ore dull ai 4 yuitet ab 185 wats dull at ik Jue. lo urtive. Castile soap Marseiin we tor Loxes, Quinine was Vitriol was steady at Sige. Jodide potasi was in fair des bulk, wud Sz active "wt $2 Morphine was nctive at & mand and steady at inclusive. 2 Ta 1d was quiet at dz ‘GUe. lor powdered, Citric wer Licorice root was quiet at tori gold, and trom Se to Lic. curr pante, Uatubrvn, was uuiet a in good deimaud a | atte, small Guzal Gusalina was iu good demand at Po aS. stall was vlso active at 6c. a UBizc Culitornia was very scarce. Cuttlensh bones rai quict at we. i wus iru at patlron was bem at Amerteau aud #0 'n $12 tor Npavish, Galangal root was quiet at de. a the. Cod At 150 a $1 Ofer Newlouudland and $2 10 for Norwe steady; quoted at 20 ‘ nium ana dconite, 2c, » 2ve. tor mond’ $125 lor. rave, Aresaie. was ia air deciuud ES at Shc. usec, Cori flowers ruled quiet a 2 Ceriue was tu felr demand aud rm at 17c. 8 ioige. “8 marjoram was quiet at 2Uc, a 22c, Urris rout was 12k. ordiing to quality. | Fonea venus ady at $1 OU tor Angostura, Althea riniy weld at Be. for white cut for fair do, Gum” urable was quoted prime sorts and ile. tor secoud do. Angostura bare f ae oaeree oe firmly held wt Ue, Sassutras bark was at Se, Squills were quiet wc L4e. Lavender lowers were wie. Vslerian rout was quoted a 208. tur Gugiisn Alvumen was steady at doc. & 7 aud $1 wo $115 tor or quiet eK Darsupurilln wi lexican, dc. u S7e. for com: gould, for do, do. lor export. J ep ‘culd. Gum damar was quiet at 16g, 7c. Assut@tidw Was sie Tie. Garbocawe ammonia was uuiet tial oils Were quiet VUE sieMdy. We quote —UI w) $5; vil, Jomou, Sundersow's, $2 79; Simi ou amse, BL 75, oil crovon. $2 13; i luvender, 75¢. w $2; do. do. (litem), $1 oll cloves, 90 2) « $8 29; oll wi $5 2; oil bussatras, inclusiv oil peunyroyal, Bia ssw, “i eurrency ; oil - Ei Serer als te sates of 1 bive use Monduras Inet o all gold; id; blosehing “powder, uate soda, John Dwisht « mer, Now quoted at Ge. — G2 for priune and 40x. 4 400. tor mise lus, prime sold at d¥e. Fisit.—The market for codfish was active but unchange: G0) quintals suld_at $5 60 tor new George's, $5 tor oid d and $4.00 and $4 76 for Grand Bank. Mackerel was firmer: 500 bbls, sold at quotath Herring suid. ty the extent of 1,000 boxes. We quot w $e Seorge $25; do, large No, ott ge He. , sealed do. relied dé $5: Labrador, Per rk FLOUK 4ND nats —aseeespts— Flour, 8.600 Ubis.; w 5 + barley ‘sae do. ruled tiem, with wf pe for eyeing: grades. jes comprised 16,900 bbi juding State, Western and Southern, at the annexed Chole State... Superfine W Extra Western. St. Louis, St. Louis, choice funily Kye tlour, fine to Southern, No 2. Southern, superiine $i 20 for ners 4 $1 29 lor No. $1 BO tor do. a Gisge, for no Krade, 664Ge, 4 OTe, for steamer, U7 tor mixed, O5jge. tor ior Avril delivery. 20,000 burh was quiet at Sue. Barley sold to ‘the extent of . bushels repose Naas und decidedly Ligh I nuts, Gige. Th gules bas stands: &¢ former quarters, Ye. a Oye.; do. qaartors, Se. ae & 130. & 180. cichen, led 1 Sy a $2; ordin 4 Hl 65 a $1 TU; choice do , 81 rmand active, We quote:—Apples, silected winter, por jo. mixe "$2 60,8 #2 7D: do, common, OE C joe, $5 15 4 84.0; do., godt stern fancy. per bbl, 1d 0) 4 Hh, BH Gt 25. quiet and stendy. HO tur single, reports as | dull att ead | pickled shoulders w liver oll was in tair demand | | Kbubarb) was in rate demand at prices rang: | ing. trom Sc. to 81 10 Ginger way. firm | 2lsge.. Jor Jamaica . Kot was weak, now | ottered we $1 7. Iver was auoted at O7e o ergreen, | for | Stock on hand :—18: oe Truxillo, dry Texas, Wes howe lic elles Calitoruia, 17% reported at prices as it arrived gad a dt pas gtandy prlee de. Wilmi 000 bbix. ¥ sold for ©: whi Se. a GUE. SL $1 Nu, whal Bleached winter, $1 BBG; \do., Cabos ide tis, 48e- he y 9.090 DI g. W 11%; cm tor ordinary immediate shipme $2 U7h9. Outoide li $2.80." Poumsylvani prizes were as tol 10 00 dry Monte vid; Western and Southern. market was less ei $a uskeuy rails, oct, Naval SroRes.—The market © note the arrival of the Young de Nortuern, Te. Tee. d were us follows !—Crude, 134 urge lots changing, . United and Conduit, ava Hansa: 4,490 fr a) th ate. base 200 dry Buenos Ay 24 to 26 ibe., Le. 10 3 tbs. ver, were wuch 1noX.—The market was still dull and depresse though prices were not decidedly lower, some under quotation Were not allowed to aecumulace, as stock was sel 200 tons Coltness aud 100 coi eats terms, We quote 1; de. Me —'There was a fair demand for hemlock sole at We quote :—Hemlock —Light Bue: dy, Calitornia, intudle Buenos. Ayres, 2 5c. § He. ; do, evimmon tide, wae, AY dy, California, de, w Loe. le. hide, Ive. 4 Ise ngton, $1 60. un 60 ergs dip, $2 60; virgin, $3; spirits dull and now? Anal, it UiLs— sperm xport at private price. Sie. a nila, de, 764 from Central "America orp) in: 67,498 yor Entre Rios, &. ; 2 to 20 Ibe, 17e. alse. ; Vera Crus, Boxota, 18 to 20 Iba, Ge. & 1sc., a ® 1620 por ton vod damaged Bueaus Ayres, dy. eomuon bide, 2Ue. tine steady’; Amerie we understand th a S36. ¢ Southern yell 1,000 from per Andes S76 fram, as Christi ty of San 10,843 from New Or- st wine ides, Ireshope | fron er ol pi Hing as fast Eylivton sod 1, &. Sa do, Culltoratn, heavy Buenos do. common t throaghont was quiet but steady; 40 bbls. spirits turpentine sold at dlc. We quote :—Spinis turpentine, 40kge. a 41e.; rosia, common tu good strained, SL 70 a $1 BO; tar, Washington 4 do.” Wilmington, $2 1244 a $2 | Vilmingvon were as tollows | 1 hard, with a 2,000, We quo oe fe winter, G0e.; linseed, lard, winte: $1 On: sperm, bleached wi oy MALUPAL southern olty b ubE 40; ‘Bue, mnark De was firm, with Ls, at Baltimore, at et refined, in bbls, brands, Tet 148) ut offere: a 10-8 ge ines, SLUTIG a: ia transportation, April, 25 usked; May, ated; Sumer $23 95 bid, 929 0) asked $23 7) usked, Sales were 200 bbls. Mt $90 bbls, April, turned from April to May | sules were $00 bbls, 3, Yams; shoulders, “Ana toe pickled bellies, he owing to light wt ¥23 UO $25 40, Lie. Mic. piekled do, Vy wverMxe, wt 12! ew diacon Was supply; 75 boxes cit sold ut w private price; city long clear, U | 12ie. Ane VAtge, w 1 160 vbIs, mess sod at 4 extra mers, $1 $10 50 a $1, | India mess, $25; pri $266 for peime W 1 the closing l4tec. 14Ke. butter jamtinent, ter—Old choice to funey, fi ce fresh, 30 mestic. SrkaniNe—Roceipts, 155 tie 15\e. for ehoiee and 154 Ai.—The mari 700) hinds. good retin and 100" bhds, centrifugal wt 84y do. ae refined wus ste quote : xvod relini | Grocery, fair t cholee, Bae. Nos. ‘and boxes, 174 en) 6X. be Witiskry.—Res Th buy ‘ReIGUTS.—A con! busi notice! aud ‘sail 1,500 bbls, flonr, rumored. at 28, bd, oui * Ran Receipt, DOO tb v eases, crop 187i, wt ie. Ketined was wus scarce, We quote:—U1d choice to taney, 36% We, 0 42 35 gold; Rangoon, in bond, ““Srie.ren was still quoted at $7 75. less 1 por cont for do- Ket ing at Tie. ; 154 bh xrocery, off A, Wie. a OS * granulated, 1044 58, bind. a eut crop 1 usyivania, crop 1874, on aud 200 bales Havana at prices ranging from Sse, to $1 is. 460 bbls, whiskey aud 50 bLIs. al 1. Holders were asking siderable improvement in able both in “and grain er steam, 40,0 O bushels grain (ineludi last evening at ide jebone, Je. per | pton, with Ho tierdas 0 ited Kingdom vw: Liverpool with 2,75: American bark, bei 200 bis, do., 1) bbls, do. rect wi Miigd. ; an Al iret | relined potr henco to Brasil with DOMESTIC MARKETS, ‘esTON, March 28, 1876, low middling, 1240. ; Gotten fi: col midal Sales, Cotton quiet; middling, 13) lle.” Net ree ports—To Great Britain, 2 ordinary, ‘The charters 60 rican schooner 1) at dice. & Norwegian park, from Huitin to a direct M tude standard). at sd. 0 figure) b, ayenneelie | ifbis. retned petrolew and mere 4s. Od. ith 4,000 hble, a ame Ga Hing. 13%¢¢. t receipts, KY bale: ent, 1,008; to the 1,045, “stoek, 40,205, New OnLKans, pt 4,000, Stock, 200,35, i mk Cotton eas bei rba pe works: Beock, 48,008, Cotton ordinary, LU%e. be ot consequence, Chie athe. bid SMa: be Oats quiet, B Ble, spot; Pork dull and jem $1 U4. Keceipte—t 41 i ora Ul, Net receipts, 6y0 the Continent, 1,642; constwise, 0. Bules, M0, nist; middling, is Net ri ports coustwise, 318s; Md el dn ate nomin Cmeaco, M Flour dail, Wheat irrogater, bos in the aia lewtit he 8 #1 08 23G April, $1 No, i rep Ble, tui price No. d ‘mised, size" dnc, spo new an wixed, + t Ge wedde. April, Soe. do, corn, 34.000 do. oats, ments—4,000 bbls, flour, 24, e Board Whe: May. Corn ¢ May. nts ‘ge. lower, Provisions uudvanged, winter blewehod. “tel 5) bbls. do, at Philadelphia, at th buyers and O75) bid, $2.10 aske Shivments, $2 30. hn Paes, & ay at's \ Cut me: tle quoted at 14%;¢. for South America and 13%c. tor Cuba. | The market was fairly Weste note :—Carolina, fair, to matinee wood, 43¢e. 0 oon, fair to good, Ce. & O ‘The market ‘ims Ks fair io. scholes, Me. bbls. to Alexandria with 9,54 p ie ep 1d bbl. fos on private terme ait sales of 2,500 chosing a Ye; Lie arke AA, stead, Unioi | 0 bid, $23 40 Ide. for trey 12k. tor tres! Sules were 26, Ngo; Smoked meats were dull at ile, tor for hats. Hoof was dul, but unchange tations. We quote :—sew Dots, | j, Plain ine: tor | Btato ara 2h hed. low, wie The wurket De, S74. at 51 private terms, hol, Bt 1d but no | A te market was very quiet, with prices ruling in volume of ackages cotton nominal per To L 16.000 bushels sid ket BOs. ; tively; iuvre ior orders, ; 4 Norweginn burk, thence to March 28, 1876. Monte, March 28, 1876, iddiing, Ie. ; He Savaywant low midalin, ” ai dull at 4c. Reeds Ma: ones Oru Wize, age Kye ‘auil, Demand fair and marker Srm as 3 990 7, Timot seed Demand fair ) met Gre at 82 1 rere and youd wt Inside 4, 51, Mt jower, at $1 02%, ni ig N ri lddiing, Ie.; good Krom, 70d, bx: March 28, 1876, ze. “March 28, 1970, bushels; corn, Shipments— ia lower; vi34 bid By it yood higher Clover seed Apri, 4 PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. erat nt tie! Coste mis ae f RL, pet ox! vith uy importaat sales in 28, 1878, GAxGis aro e | A 8,000 + richest mining propertics in Nev 1} $1006 Livenroo! Evening. ~¢ Loxpox " ing.—Sperm ol, £95 4 £96 per ton. Common rosin, 4s, de 05s. ——+ > ___ Nas a all parts of the worldy Mesers. Di *HILD and their correspondents. Also Commercial Credits and Telegraphie Transfers a Money on California and Europe AM RT I. NIGOLAY, AUCTIONEE Coumbus, aa Ping at i Kailrond Shai ailroad Comp EFAULTED RATLROAD BONDS bought and sold at phe ols ostablinhe HH. NIVOLAY Ast 8 and 10 per Al luvestment 0 to 12 per cont, ow par. S$ PROM $25 INVESTED IN SIOURK Pl frequently realite Large profits; 72 page quotations sent free tu an duress Cet Te to any HOTT OKLING & 00, MOUN il JO ae Bankers and Brokers, 72 Broadway, New York, Y REASONABLE RATES!-MONEY ON LIPB AND Endowment Insurance. Policies, Mortgages and other securities; insurance of all kinds effucted with, best come J.J, MABBICH & Ti? Broadway. “A RAPANOE COUNTY COUP He COUPONS due April}, 1876, of the Bonds of Arapahoe county, Colarauo Herriory, will be paid on presentation, when dey at the Fourth Bank, New York, PECULATION, pluining how large profits ara Yats, calls, spreads or strads at best market rates by LW. HAMILTON & CO., 10 Wail st., New York. Nt rene an NDS “TO LOAN ON PIRSE legal expenses only, OLCOTT, 10 Pine st. Tv¥_ AUDITOR'S OF Ere CINCINNATI, FEB. 23, y C 1876,—Redemption of city Cincinnati bouds.—Phe city of Cincinnath issued on October 1, 1859, Seventy (70) elty Bonds of the devomination of one (1) thousand euch, fo house purposes (lettered ¥3), bearing intere: ut the rate of so vou (7) per cent per annum, and redee! any time after six (G) years irom date of issue at opti city. In accordance with a revolution of the Co cil, passed Feb, 10, 1876, wby notity hold any or all of the a ve issue of bonds ¢ ny uh cinnati will re id bonds att an Uaschwage National’ Hank, tn New York cliy. on Apri 1, 1S76, utd that the intorost thereow will cease ou that day. We He DPEMAN. Clty: Auditor. —ON Property, at six percent, Addre: iklyu, or nearby jorald othe OR EXCHANGE—FOR FIRST CLAST FoR ane Mei ah tee to Le . PIERCE, N a are AS 80,000 14 a Gale aieetnent on Oatiad property. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Mxwocrive Derauturst, Tupasvaen's Orvice,} Covumpta, March 25, 187 The coupons and interest orders, du January, 1876, off consolldatlon bonds and stocks of the State of Bouth Gee fina, will be paid on aud after April 1, at tho, National Parl Bs Jk, New York, und at the Troasurer's office, Columbing . C. way unpaid coupons of 1875 will also be paid on presentae L. CARDOZO, State ‘Siakadin South Carolina, TALUABLE GOLD MINING PROPERTY.—roR THE purpose of dividing certain interests the valuable, Ese well known ax the King's Mountain Gold Mining Prop- \ will be old on premises by publi ty of about BOD ner ani rolina; @ 40 stamp mill wigs Lv wchinery ishune: xe of the mine are already largely in excess ort ary cost of working. For full particulars application M WARD, Drexel Bald ing, +] tat ade to WILLA: ham & Co.'s lore carried long as dee nid for ¢ calied in Stocks purchased ani argin from 3 to 5 wer cent, pus 500, Addres: office. 2.000 CASI WANTEL —TtFROVED ~inne 2. real extate security; liberal terms with the right partios, Address 1, M., Herald office. — “WANTE! Store Property : ents £0,000, OWNER, Lit Jane st. $00. - COPARTNERSHIP FIR) Neti dissol by mutual copes q ia on a Py ed ee Mt : a eh n ti jate all mands again it. sa rh a sejOUN H, YOGT.” GORGE DIETZEL. Nuw You, March 24, 1876. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIE: eae or Laue ACQUAINTANCK IN oat to jssion business in ports of Gorman, ouly for the sale of goods of nts of manufacturers of such 0x 708 Post offies. ilbert dt Gn Baraware be GitGds ke Gateuae TO: ‘, Pinuuclal | nod Buctagss Broker ‘8 Browaway, YOUNG MEMBER (OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE, Jiding, would like to conueet arty in the business, at = a WORK can or office ‘matters, - Addr ONE OF TH ada; will soon, a oak now being worked by steam power, At , He fice, Board busi Herald ottice. WANTED, TO if A LARGE NUM- ¥ MANUFACTURER, her of se machines, driven by steam and, every facility for turning out work rapidly and eb siren to arrange with parties wanting the same up7™m Folin ed on. ay be agree For interview addross M., box 140 Her- ald office. R38 MAN. WE ir Philadelphia ageney for three of ted) noveltics ever introduced tor thé i sanples, in twelve styles; & good thing t¢ the rat man. Address BOWS TOWN, Herald ofiee. YAPITAL WANTED IN A NEW COAL COMPANY J” Liberal arrangement made with parties who ean imtlad Address box 4,551 I st of LEASE FORMERLY KNOWN Ad u it low to a good party. joboken, M SIZE; ONE OF THE ty; rent low and no bonus, In- Warren «i I quire of A. H. KIDNEY, =FOU SIUy GOR SAL AL, SELF WORKING YO@ Sign motive and fall of tide, Apply at BANK, 187 ¢ Now York. yok SALE OR TRADE—THE WELL KNOWN RES taurant, Fixtures and Lease at a bargain, Apply t¢ 3 Thomas st. A PARTNER, WITH OO, IN A SAFE rative manufacturing business, established yearn; susclaition, Addross HONESTY; box 196 Herald ime, UMHEK AND COAL BU 4 will tke @ partners busine sh (and inereasing. Addre: PNK WANTE. business abi Pes AL ATENT SAPETY LAMP “asipaos 2 falling trom the handor table and cannot filed wile barnii prey for sale. tmblished: 1 ired: will increase dot Kins TAL FATTER RT GaP enter into « well established and immediately i In the vity of Alban, 4 ce, Al ey WASTHD- A PARTNEL WHO Is 4 CURINTTAN TH y Post office, Alb: the importing dry goods business, with $20,000, | droxs KE. W., Horald office. y TANTED—A_ PARTNER IN AN IMPORTI GL, hn more capital needed to extend sine Addr Vox 178 Herald offie IT $4500, 18 . established in “8h; wt vod relorence given sud required. Address ing slip, Now York. Wares PARTY OF INTEGHITY Lid > karcire to gxtend the subscription ae & well with the righ Tiberat orveenes Addross I K, bor 1319 Post ottiee, New York, \ ANTED— ; AL PARTNER, with & $1,000, in @ well-established whole: sale wi doi Dusiness§ 1% at Pel rel Wate PARTNER WITH in the ‘stock, bend and investment erences. Address A, U., box 133 Herald office, WILL HUY THE ENTIRE Riga: ie ae parent: Bind Swing, hey box wr ‘ont office, Wax be r iN, EVERY iis 1 to sell to canvassers Dus uration of I & SITUAT! WN OF 4 young man of general business ex; own security, based on GENTLEMAN OF Ltdy nw tat id Nog Lh pny hp alo OTF Rd Pa place, na PURCHASK THE INTERERT OF manafactar $15, O00 Mitt ronchaen, tig basiness paying Marsaty jill-health ce aa a ble party: