The New York Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1876, Page 8

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Stocks Heavy, Transactions Moderate and Prices Lower—Bears on a Raid. GOLD. 112 7-8 A 112 5-8 A 112 7-8 Money on Call Supplied at 3 and 4 Per Cent— Foreign Exchange Quiet—Invest- ment Securities Easy. Wart Street, Weosnspay, April 5—6 P, af, ‘The bulls, which raged as furiously last evening as if they possessed the eminent domain ima succession of china shops, turned out to bea short-horned lot Biter all. Commencing at yesterday’s prices the market was fairly steady for the moment, but speedily commenced to yield, and Gnally wound up in the same sickly con- dition that las characterized it for days back. Lake Shore, which was the hend and front of yesterday's rise, opened bravely at 61, but from that point gradu- ally feilof to the closing figure of 69%. Erie, West- ern Union and Pacific Mail followed suit, though in a less important way, and the only trumps in the pack in the hands of the St. Paul fancies, which, afer scoring higher figures at one time, finally closed the game a fraction ahead of the opening. The whole hoist in the market was founded upon in- fimidation, and feeble bears boro the bruntof the attack. Infact, each day’s business is bat the record Of 8 potty struggle between the opposing anvmals, and \he situation continues flatenough until Taurus Maxi- wos or Ursus Major, tired of inactivity, makes a dash At his feeble adversary. So the “spring rise,” which fomo of the hopeful thought they bad discovered in yesterday’s advance, turned out to be little better than @scareon the part of ephemeral shorts, who were driven to cover like Renard when “Tray, Blanche and Sweetheart" are on his trail and the scent lies hot. In & word, the market is a market of hucksters, and deal- Ings are of the most retail description, Meanwhile, the wealthy and powerful operators keep aloof and content themselves with an occasional swoop upon the were | quarry (as did yesterday) with a tremendous scattering j of feathers and a satisfactory securing of prey. So adolescent bears and bulls low and grow! ina youthful fashion and daily fall victims to their insatiate foes, Pacific Mail seems to be thoroughly waterlogged, and sunk down to-day to 18, the lowest figure in its history. No amount of pumping, with all bands at the brakes, seems to be of avail to keep the storm-beaten vesso! afloat, and it appears to be only a question of time when the unfortunate craft will sink utterly out of Bight. Holders of New Jersey Central were notso anxious to keep their grip of their favorite investment, and a goodly lot ot tong stock appeared for sale, with the re- sult of reducing quotations to par ex dividend. The tompany deserves the credit at least of making an ap- parently fair and square exhibit of its condition (albeit a somewhat disappointing one); but stockholders gen- erally will want much stronger reasons before abandon, jng faith in one of the best managed roads in the tountry. Western Union fell off from 68 to 6844, in sympathy with the rest of the market, but did not exhibit any special features, Tho prohibition obtained in Philadel- phia yesterday agaiust a further increase of poles and wires in the public streets may find its imitation in this and other large cities; but so far no eilect has deen produced upon the stock. We have noticed the features of individual active stocks and pass others by as dull and unattractive. In & single sentence we have simply to state that the market opencd full of hopes and closed with disap- pointment. THE SALES TO-DAY aggregated 140,000 shares, which were distributed among active stocks as follows:—Erie, 20,200; Lake Shore, 65,800; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 400; Northwestern, 00; Rock Island, 690; Pacific Mail, 20,400; St. Paul, 0,600; do preferred,” 10,660; Ohios, 3,700; Western Union, 8,500; Wabash, 100; C., C. and L C., 350; Pan- ama, 200; Michigan Central, 3,700; New Jersey Con- tral, 1,990; Missouri Pacific, 1,000. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day: Opening. Highest, Lowest, Rew York Cent sees TB 3 113 Harlem 140 140 20% Erie Lake Shore Wabash... Northwestern ; Northwestern preferred Rock Island Fatsburg Milwaukee and Central (ex-div) 10 , Lack, and Western Western Union Atlantic and Pacific Tel, Pacitic Mail Panama... 126% ADVANCE AND DECKING, The following are the changes in closing quotations pompared with those of yesterday Aby . Paul preferred, Deorsn—O.. Cand 1G. M5 C., ©, Cand Ly 5 Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 3s; Erie, %; Tih: nois Ceniral, \; Lake Shore, 144; Nebiges Ce ;; Mi.souri Pacific, 4g; Northwest common, ; wy Central, 35; Onio and Mississippi, \; Pacific Island, >; St. Paul common, \; West- "Atlantic and Pacific preferred, Atlantre and Pacitic Telegraph, New York Central, Hannibal and i preferred, Harlem, Northwest ma, New York and’ New Haven, Quick: Union Pacitic aud gold. THE MONET MARKET. Money on call was supplied at 4 per cent and primo paper passed at 444 and 6 per cent. was inactive. Prime asking rates, 4875 a 4.90; eeli- ing rates, 4.863; u 487 and 489% a 4.89X. Reich. marks, 954 a 954 and 05% a9& Cables, 964. Prime 515 and 6.1254. The following are the domestic rates of exchange on New York:--Savannah, un- thanged; Cincinnati, firm, 75c. to $1 premium; New Drieans commercial, par at 1-32 premium, bank ; Dharleston, par, %y a 3-168 % premium; St Louis, f5c. premium; Chicago, 250 premium, CLOSING PRICES—S P.M. M Jou, 16 Berka pr. & Han & st Jo pt 2 tah Adame bx... 107% Lake Shore... / 9% American Ex. 161 ‘Mich Central! 60s, NY & Harlem: 81g NYC&U EK ig if Missouri Pea THE GOLD MARKET. Gora opened and closed at 1127,, with sales in the interim at 1 The market was dull and unsugges* ove. The rates paid for carrying were 2, 3,24 andl percent, Loans were also inade fat, CLEARING HOURH STATRIENT, Currency exchanges Currency balances bold exonanges Gold balances OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK, Albany and Susquchapna, 1053 ;C.,C., Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, 102; Rock Now Jorsey Central (ex-dividend), Cand 1, 65345 Island, 106 a 106: 99% 2 100; Iitinvis Central, 99; Cleveland and Pitts. | burg, 954; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 117 a | 116% ; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 120. RAILROAD BONDS. In railroad bonds the transactions were small, Chi, wago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds advanced from 92} 0 93, St. Paul consolidated sink- ing tund was firm at 8S. Erie thirds sold at 103, and the latter ex-imterest. Fort Wayue firsts tral firsts, now, 113%, Hudson River seconds 113, Central Pacifies 107%, and Union Pacific sinking funds 914 a WX. Sales of Chesapeake and Ohio firsts were made at 35a Sterling exchange | 3, 5 | 611,335 | on account of interest, and $43,000 In redemption of five- twenty bonds. Bank notes received for redemption to-day $300,000; revenne receipts, $200,000; customs receipts, $300,000. The Senate has passed the House bill authorizing the payment of judgments of the Alabama Claims Commis- sion, GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed firm at the following quo tations:—United States currency sixes, 126 a 126%; do, do., 1881, registered, 1213, a 121%; do. do., do., coupon, 122% a 122%; do. do., 1865, registered, 114 a 1154; do. do., do., coupon, 1177 #118; do, do., gistered, 11854 a 1182 ; do. do. ,do., coupon, 11896 @ 118%; do. do, 1867, registered, 120% a 1207; do. do,, do., coupon, 1205{ a 120%; do. do., 1868, regis- tered, 1222 12234; do. do. do,, coupon, 122% a 12234; do. do., ten-fortios, registered, 11734 a 117%; do. do. do,, coupon, 118 a 118%; do. do., fives, 1881, rogis- tered, 117% a 11774; do, do., do., coupon, 116 a 1184. BANK SHARES, Bank shares sold at 137 for Shoe and. Leather, and 92%; for Fourth National. Tho latest bids are:--Amer- ica, 150; American Exchange, 1141s; Butcbers and Drovers’, 136; Contral National, 101; Commerce, 115. Corn Exchange, 130; First National, 200; Fulton, 150; German-American, 78; Importers and Traders’, 193; Manhattan, 147; Mechanics’, 149; Merchants’, 119; Navsau, 104; Now York, 125; Park, 120; Phoenix, 94; Republic, 78; State of New York, 35; Union, 148. STATE BONDS. State bonds wero dull and steady. Missouri long sixes sold at 1043{, Alnbama fives of 1836 at 3544 and District of Columbia 3.65’s at 69%. AUCTION SALES OF SECURITIES. The following securities were sold to-day receiver's certificates of indebtedness New York “and Oswego Midland Railroad, interest 7 per cent per an- nam, 20 of $1,000 each, 435,; $145,000 Louis, New ‘Albany and St. Louis Air Line Railroad Company first mortgage sinking fund 7 per cent bonds, in gold, aue 1902, coupon on from January 1, 1878 (uypothecated), 5; $17,000 the Chester and Yamaroa Coal and Railroa mpany, State of [lino gold bonds, interest Ma: tached November, 1872 ( 260 shares Citizens’ Fire Insurance Company, $20 et 178; 60 shares Kings County Fire Insurance, $20 euch, 182; 100 shares Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company, $50 cach, 96%; 20 shares Metropolitan Gas- Nght Company, $100 each, 146%; $800 Metropolitan Gaslight Company scrip, 102%; 115 8 Manhattan Gashight Company, ‘$50 each, 260, Metropolitan Gaslight Company, rst mortyage 7 per cent 400 shares Poople’s Gashght Company of Brooklyn ‘thy- | pothecated), $10 each, 62. ‘THR FOREIGN MARKET. The London advices report a gain of £68,000 bullion by the Bank of England on balance to-day, the rate of discount in the open market for three months’ bills being 24 per cent, Consols and United States bonus are firm at full prices. Rentes are drmer in Paris at 67f 05c. Exchange on London for short sight, 25f. 25c, Morton, Roso & Co. have negotiated a five per cent sterling loan for £200,000 for the Ilinois Central Rail- road at 96, A special despatch states that “there is considerable depression in the Stock Exchange to-day, and speculative securities are declining under pressuro to sell. The following are Jate quotations:—Consols for money, 9434 @ 9434; do, for account, 94% a 94 13-16; 1865 bonds, old, 106 a 1063¢; 1867 bonds, 10834; ten- forty bonds, 1063; a 106%; new fives, 1065; Erie, 18; do. preferred, 281g. New York Central, 102 MINING NEWS, The bullion shipped by tho Consolidated Virginia mine during the last two weeks amounted to $2,100,000, Rich discoveries are reportea in the Yeliow Jacket silver mine, on 1,940-foot level; also in the Gold Hill, Justice, Imperial and Mexican mines, all of which aro on the Comstock lode, In the Imperial mine all the ore found fur several years past has been of too poor a quality to pay the cost of mining and reduction. Last fall, however, it yielded $50 per ton, and has steadily continued to increase in richness until the present time, when it is now found to produce $487, $160, $137, $118, $97 and $77 per ton. The Anglo-Californian Bank of San Francisco has paid a semi-annual gold dividend of 5 per cent. This bank incurred vo losses in the panic at San Francisco last autumn. The Black Bear Quartz Mining Company, of San Francisco, paid its fifty-second dividend last Wednesday, The time for placing the stock of the Consolidated Imperial Mining Company upon the lists of the San Francisco Stock Exchange has been postponed until May next. The capital is $50,000,000. The price of a scat in the San Francisco Stock Ex- change has advanced to $35,000, MINING QUOTATIONS, The following are the closing prices received at San Francisco to day for mining stocks :— Coneolidatea Virginia 854, Calutornia 80% Confidence bet oa Sierra Nevada... 2335 Exchequer Big Overmal 82 Justice Best & Belcher. Caledon! Hale & Norcross... Crown Point. Dividends on consolidated Virginia of $2 per sharo and on Bolcher of $1 per share wore declared to-day. -—— NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Weoxespar, April 5, 1876, BEFORE CALIL—10 A, M, 35 AOOshS LS AMS RR, 70 do. $10000 C & O Ist.c on ‘5 shs Ger-Ain Bk... 5 pe as fet ‘ 1008tL, KC & N.. 0:15 AND 11:30 AL $2000 U 1... 121K $5000 5.21 x oe 8 5.20, 6°65, ties ro ou aiae! FIRSE BOARD J 894 200 do... 200.Del, L'a WR. att haw Nid Cet TUOMAS conse aca = So Pac f Mi nok, Pew ahi ist 1000 By I & E lenbe 1000 TP & W. WD... SSSE5S8S8S5: 2400 a 100 Mieh Cen. best do st awn 1 200 wo oa 9544 Stoo WNP conse Baw si 2 J Cen conv... 108 Se an ASP ‘2000 Erie sth ma ¢ 10 ” Tel.. 100 do. 1006, ¢ & TC RR. 100 NY South: RK. 1 a WSL TMeSRE 22 a 2PM, 100 U 8 Sauce; wa: Aaa ONT SPH curanne 12886 SECOND BOARD—1 P.M. $100 Tenn o's, old.... 43 1600 she Pac MBS 63 18H 14000 Dist 01 8.69's., 70-1100 do. 18% 22% 500 do. BE 200 Beto ie tou A 300 do. Re £9000 Tenn 619, old. 6000 © & N Weeg bs 59M COMMERCIAL COTTON ON i 300 Det, fe &W RE % Chi, Bur & ¢ 100 Ohio & M 57 Mor & Ens KR. Kansas Pac RR... RR. NBR REPORT. THE SPOT DULL—FUTURES FIRM— FLOUR UNCHANGED—WHEAT STEADY—CORN ¥IRM—OATS DULL AND QUIET—PORK HEAVY—LAl LEUM STEADY—ROSIN FREIGHTS DULL, NOMINAL—SPIBITS FIRM—OIL8 UNCHANGED-— MORE LOWER— WHISKEY RD ¥IRM—PETRO- TURPENTINE ACTIVE, BUT EASIER—COFFEE STRONG—SUGAR STEADY. Wronespay, April 5—6 P. M, There was but little stir in mercantile circles to-day, the market being all but universally dull while prices varied but little, On ’Chango business was light in noarly every description of merchandise therein dealt in. Flour showed no quotable change in prices, Wheat closed steady after opening dull and heavy, Corn was scarce and firm, Oats were dull, Pork heavy. Lard firm, Whiskey firmer. spot dull. Futures closed easior, Spirits turpentine Freights were a little more active lower. Cotton on the firm. Petroleum Rosin firmer. 1» DUE emsy, Coffoo was strong. Oils were unchanged. Sugar was stoady. ady but qniet. prime do,, 18%c. 196. The market for Brazils was firm bat quiet. Mild We quote :—Ordinary cargoes, fair do., 173{c. @ 1Re. ; good do,, 18kke. a 1834. ; 20¢. ; Santos, fair to good, 17%o, « 183ge., gold, ninety day: Java, government baze, 22c. a he. do., grass mats, oe a Maracaibo, 16c. a 18) agunyra, 173g0. a 18) Iadge: 8 180.3 St. Detaagt any os Ponte 1Re.: Costa, eee iste sc. 4 19 jexican, 17c. & ‘ani Angostura, ‘Ie. nilla, 16¢.'a 1Se.; Cu jevacon, poe ens s Cortox.—The market for dnil, but ‘prices were unchanged, Futures closed tem.” The el 1o-dny Frm.” The closing pr compare with Tuesday's closing pricus ax s follows > itd ade quoted :— jatana, N. Orleans, Consumption... July, 100 at Bind av 14 e's Decomber. 200" at bales. - 100 at 13 800 at 13 ‘he receipts at the He) Orleans, 5, Boston, 60, Total week, S716, This day last year, ber 1, 3, 790,267 bales. Cotton fret To Nieto, by steam, ‘Ye. comp steam, 746. iarket firm. FLOUR avn Gratx.—Receipts, 12.274 ddl: LOUR A’ pes, 12,978 bole, 24,800 bushels; corn meal, 25,575 corn, 11,320 flour m: ‘was without decided including State, Western with salen, Round hoop 01 Ronnd (m4 On St Lonis, choice doubl Bt. Louis, Og fan ftonr, fine to supe 3 for Na. © ui Ne. rings light and the @ wane of § ra on track, and 683ge. for Narley was stead: Bis tor Nook Bs Gall and nominal, nS Selo ombr 0. ith 8 And ads, Ae, ile, a Be. Naval wronsa.—The marker for meee at bi 8) aS Giese raha was see: OU Detober, 100 mt 1929-32, 25,200 "bales. Grand. tot apremed. ‘To Bremen, renee Sie Livorpucl, Ma by stenmn: BY salt cay re do. ; barley malt, 2,076 de. in Was very strong, with mae Bo 12 7 iar Last Eo'g, Total. iene 18 1 "@ Sopte st a i s “follows vai x. by steam, cr, ome 38 four wheat, 897 sacl the change in’ any re: ind Southern, rowel tions. Rye ienching ‘ere 450 bbix. Corn the annexed quo- 2585 SEISSSRS: 32 Yellow Southern. Rye cady. with siles of 8000 bushicls, to arrive, on petvate 4 oF 14.00) bushel, a Harley malt wes Onis wore dull, svat without od, yo N (400, buch Is at : ices within the ran hhds. Porto Rieo at & te. a DRC, Y English ae ml, 480. A" hee prime, ‘about spirits ‘, « 2 im tree o. tal pent without activity. Se,5 pa a ee inartint jt bore ne) Te in bbe Tice. Sahoo, tn in bbls. “lie 3150.5 at Piiinde y Je z gs ah < fier and ai a trom th ie jaltimore, 142: follows :-—Oi1 oneal” $22 50 bid. #25 40 wsked; May, tia, Be ie, 2 ee ere 230 Dba. ation were were 75 own :—Apr July, te hams and terms. Bi wae dat at 13) for city long clear end 12K, for Western. ican ttendge Nad taaiets with ‘ales of 2) tteroes Tudia and prime meus at hw of 3 bbls. quoted ni £25 1 820 for prime 0 good, be agree were #1 aah rsa ern ro pay ° nate sales Oxe. Lard has 14 17%2 and 25 tiercos Shoive da, at tine. Metned was quoted st Ie, for South America, 14%sc. “for Continent and Take for Cuba: 150 tierces for Cuba suld at a private price. jutter.—The mar et was dim with « good {anu for ail grades, We ew butter, We. wane to ianey. Sac: wae: W cg Tesh, Sie, 3G, Cheese was, steady, mand, We quote:—Si sete common ‘to 1 fine to fane3 Ei rar a: do, tint shaped. good to cddar shaped, good to funey, Oe. % re ot 150 6ige,, and I Carolina, fale to primes te. wagers do. prime, 5%c. & |, Tige. & tata + £0 *culot bas prices: were sales of 20hbds. Porto Rico gond re- XY bhds, for refining mt. 7c. 0 7 M160, Wo quote:—Fair to good ad 'y, tair to choice, 8c. a 8! Row A told: Be: a Sted Porto Rieo, ro . common to prime, Ze. Bike. wounded A, 86.2 crushed, 10}¢e.; powdered, 10346; feoihe thy: jou, 10%Ke, STHANINE.—Receipts—158 tierces, 10 bbls, and 8 casks, The market was steady at 15sc. w 15%ge. fer prime, to BT hbds., 63 tierces and 49 bbls. ; 31h sold at S%c., 100 do, do. at 8fe. and 10,000 Ts. cr e ms sot a BT Ke. Wruskey, $5 pte. whiskoy, 100 bble, bizh- winer and 100 bile, aah, The market was firm, with sules of.150 bbin. ab $1 12.081 1 Fasiqarte. Grain chartecieg: tonnage was In imore active demand, but in somo instances easior figures prevailed. Apart from this there were few points of interest noticeable, but the market, on the whole, dlapiaged more vigor than, on room to Liverpool was tn falrl is gid. Busines. wen’ etloese. id cotton secomimodations at. how. in rates, The engagen Tro Liverpocl, per steam, 44000 bushels grain. in- Tinting 76.008 bushels corn nt dd. and 3200) bushels died. ; 1,000 tierces lard and 500 boxes bacon at 25s ; 5,000 boxes cheese at 30s. 200 Dalen cotton at hy some lots of leather and measurement icons on privat terme To London, by wall, 500 bbls, flour, 2s, showing & 4 Br ; Recelpt y In grain, provision see fees ssi marked. dectin recent, price. agow, per steam, 4,000 bust it at ti ai To Hull, ov) ston, 00) bushets kf 'o Havre, per steam, 8,000 tre 00 tons provisions reported on pri- yate terms. The embraced a Norwoxian bark. cha To Relfart or Dublin, with 2200” bbls. refined Pecratew at 4s, 43¢d.4 a British bark, from Philadefphia to Dunkirk with 4,000 bbls. crude petroleum at 4x. Od. ; '& bark (omitted in our last), hence to Gibraltar for orders, 500 cases and 500 bbls. refined petroleum on private r derman bark, hence to Lisbon, with 3,000 quarters grain at 1o3sc. per bi Norwegian bark, hence to rk for orders. with quarters at Os; 8 Fronch bark, hence to Penarth Ronds foe orders, with 2,000 quart ‘9d., 3d. off if direct; an Italian bark, hence for same with 2,500 quarters samo rate, including £10 gra- y; 4 Russian bark, reported from Baltimore to Cork for orders, with 4,000 quarters grain at 6s; ‘an Italian bark, honce for same voyaxe. with 3006 quarters, at same rate ‘an Amorican bark, from Philadel siphia ts Bristol, with 2.006 bbls. oar at 3s. ; an American shi 7 tor Rup. with ceneral cargo, including grain, 1a chielly at «lump sum, NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS, ‘s and tobacco, Wepxespay, April 5, 1876, RUORIFTS FOR TWO DAYS. le and Shee ‘Totuls. 255 Breves.—Trade opened very slow on & fractional redue- tion on values; pricex ranged from ic. a 120. per Ib.; weights, 5X ewt. @ rom 56 Ibs. a 58 Ibs. was al- lowed net; general sules on 56 Ibs. net. The mark weak, with several car loads unsold at noon, ‘The the herds was trom common to fair, with » steers, At Sixticth street yards TC East) 28 ‘cars of horned cattle, Sales as follo per Il a) with a fraction off per lb. weight aa Illinois steers at 10c. per Ib, with off per Ib. weight TN steers at “10'4c. a Lusge, > Illinois steers i, strong, Op Hilinol ston Th wh Tilinots steers at 10% 0 1 eight 834 ewt. Vail & Kerchnay sold for ive 30 tors, grues weight 33.060 Ibs., at $517 Bt steors, gross welght 89,530 1b: 4 inois steers, weight 5.250 Ibs., at $6 per owt. Ulery & Cary sold for selves 46 Illinois steers at 10\c. a : sl hen! woight 73g ewt.; bare Ih joe rs for Coon at O4e, a ile perl ‘& Merritt 2 steers ut vie. adh Stoors at Ye: per it. owt. pe Figg Iiinots | Re Ti Ib. ight ie at 106. per . weight G3 owt. strong. ©. J. old for seit 18 Hiincls steers at OF per lb , weight 6! on a Mabon tome at 104e. weight 7 cwt.; 33 Alli per Ib. welght Re B. Knowlton oad tor Pate 3 ‘State use at 1O%e. per Ib., weight 16 ewt. D. Waixel sold for Morris & Waixels 31 shoe steers at Oye. per ib., with $1 on per sc ewt. ; 17 iinois aoe at 10c. Lied Te m Tllinois ste c. per Ib., mount & wi a 7! ‘tor’ Morris Waikel ewt. Semucle "sod Hibnois steers at JW. por 1b, with a fraction off M. Souterbach sold foc er Ib. t 7 ot fortis b Wa Reha 2 “ini igors at 0c. per Ib, wol 6X ewt., scant; held of 25 Thos sty Siege Meyer sold for selves 71 Tillnots weight 6ly cwt. ; 47 Illinois steers nt os ie Thy ee ee “a ih 47 Illinois steers at 14 rt head, weighs Bhp ewt.; i weight 7}. G5 @ 7 cwt.: 18 Tilinois steers at Oy om rit! he ek ead, weight ve f pate oL Suinals fe. per Ib., weight 7% owt. & ‘At City fterbact oid for ke Mortis’ 18 Thine steers at per 1b, weight 6 oth . pak on ois buils at $4 70 per ewes live welght 1: for Klapper & Co. 17. issouri steers at weight tes ‘wt.; 34 Missouri steers at 10c. por Pr ©. Dudiey sold for Morris & Waivers oi ash steers at 1c, ib., weight 7 ewt. Toffey & Sons cold for Morris. & 86 Fitinots ners "at, Ge pee Sherman sold for 8, oa weight 6 ewe 5 2 ite 10We per Ib., weight '6 owt; tage, w 10 sper Th relat Og ew for J. jana steers at xel weight 64 ewt, B. W. Ti filinois steers at Ole. ois steers he Diinois st Kelly sul ib. Sie owes 69 TMi r Tb weight 6: owt: 0 tihinete seers at ‘fo ist per ib, weicht pant qwet 20 Tilinois steers at 10} per ‘weight 7 ¥ Illinois steers at 10Xe. per Ib., weight vig ewe; 2 Co. 8 Missouri steers at 1Uc. por Stiseourt steers at 10Ke. per BR reich 8% owe; | sourl stee: it Le, per Ib., wei Suxne Lassa slo sales off a fraction per und on last Monday’s rates. ing" sold ae] I0. eMC, er a ‘Lome not quoted, sold weight 16,980 lbs., sold 857 Ohio abi Ohio sheep, Obio fe yeisne 35 cock sol ai Judd k Buckinuhe s eoleh 17.216 tna at the. periort i i 9 50 ‘4 108 otis oy welsbe & Elliott soid'263 Unio 4 Obi = wight by Risse We, at 7 ins nce. pet ba rds Cows: 0861 per head, wi ‘Veal. axp CaLvas.—Smooth We. per Ib.; enarse. quall ed ; trade small at Mi aot eold. far? $00, cates nae = ality veals scarce, Ref ey ify meal ted ve. per Ib conse ity me calves in over 068. —There were no Wrelhe live hogs on sale, DOMBS TIO! a AME TS: JALVESTON, 1ahyelt Toor mt hatin ey Dales. kat receipt, oa2. New Onuxaws, April 5, 1870, Corton, quiet: middling, 23.3 fom inidating’ 11 Kei et ree Born ‘Grone ititeins a 1i2?, Btock, 246,619, actual count. 1876. ees Bxports 5. 1 middlin 10Ke. Ne ‘ny Snies, 990. en eo ing, 288 bales; gross, 4, Comttwise, 2.00." Salen, ite, April 5, 1876, M it a mafdhdiiny low middling, Satave somins Ke. wei uidaling, 1s: 2 Scent Net receipes, Gentinan eat 139. Sales, ‘coastwise, inne dull; miadlingy SAVANSAN, rit 5, 1870, 12 13-16e.; low Hing 116, 7 Racine, 0" Bale, middling, jet eeipts, 407 bales, Exports Cott lower, if ood oritnney, Mer 31. Stuck, HARLESTON, Al 13 Tocetpt ton som, 24,81 Spirits tarpenting es BE 1B) for strained. Ter trm at $1 : Oswreo, April 5, 1876, 1,300 bbin. Wheat steady; No. 1 i do... ve 55; in roand lots, 26. @ j sales of 1,200 bushels new rained, as Frow midaiioe, | datos. Balos, $108 © $28 for dolted, per ton. Millfoed—Shorts, $1 imidditngn $20 0 $21, per tom, Railroad. feeig Boston, d0c.; to New York, 40c. ; to Albany, Golpte-zWheat, 7,400 bushels, Burravo, April hea eas Rees Pe 8,109 bbls, ; wheat, saan bushe ant plour, RA) Boley Heat, 1s 8 textos veal jour, b at, re corn, ty di oats, 17,000 jour qi et aod neh: Sg Jet; sales of six cars new Western Tue om track. Onte retailing only, Hye activo. ist, and firm, "sales of ten bev isconsin to arrive on private % 0 fe moss. Lard quiet at rite ehigh Touro, Al 876. in fair demund, bi han leuett No, 2 4 ST No. 1 whi ehh. er held ie le Now red winter, do, £112. Cora firm and in fair demand; high Juve, Ste. ; low mixed, 1 KC. 5 no bushels; corn, 61,00do.: date, jour, 600 bbis.; wheat, 6,0U0 bushels; do, ; oats, 3,000 do, 3 * ae any ‘gic vit em at at bho. ae: ewet closed Bein PRINTING CLOTHS psy g Om Provipexck, Ap geet 5. pitiating, clothe are quiet, with ght sales a ‘previous HAVANA A MARKET. pani wi Hh i Uni Pate Go ays m eurrency, Hg discount; 60 a currency, 9 BRAZIL MARKETS. Rio Jamuino. April 1876, Coffee market animated; targe sales States; Monee Os leo sale kilos, “Average daily receipts for the past week, 6,0U0hags. Sales of the week—For Europe, 11,000 for i United states, 89,000; for Mediterranea parts ments of the week—Por bay for ont ‘nited States, 28.000; for the @ Mediterranean, 000. Stock in port, 20,000 Or eee See Chaoae ate - eae ‘Axr08, April 5, 1870, Cot prices firm; superior Santon,’ 3,700 a fee an! 5,500 rela eri 101 aioe for tbe pase week, 2100 barr. sale “nei prety stom baer a ut for a "treet ow ior Roped pooh lon rst Bankers, 19 and'21 Nassa inoue Travellers! ome x ‘all parts of the world, Th curr DE ROTHSCHILD ae ents. relal Credits und Telegraphle ‘Transfers of aauey om Callforata and Kayupe d NEW BOOK ON STOCK SPECULATION, mailed free to any address, oxplt oe explaining how large profits are made on privilege contracts, calls, spreads or strad- dles, for 15, 30 or 60 days, Bought a ‘at best market rates by L, W. HAMILTON & G0., 10 Walfst., New York. T REASONABLE RA’ MONEY ON LIFE AND ywinent Trvaran, big aoe and panel naurence of, ait, i facto ‘best cor eABRIOH « Soe TIT Broadway. ou “ane FUNDS TO LOAN ON MORT- . city or Brookly: LEAVITT & WOLCOTT, 10 Pine st._ 5A! LEY, BROKERS, 1! BROAD. GES" ON “MEMBERS OF THE o WA) PRIVILE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE” SEXCLUSIVELY.* pols ENCES IN NRW YORK AND LEADING ©) TTEL MORTGAGE 500) Hrouselioia Furniture worth at ‘auction $2,500; fair ‘orest will be paid; best of reference given, address IM- DIATE G "303 Went 234 st. D AND FIRST GRORTGAGE FOR Bio 00. property on which ,000 has been refused, for iy te WILLLAM M. Stilts, 451 6th aw J] ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE, ow York clty Property, Erinat als desiring to BOR- INVEST apply to. il. L. GRANT, 145 Broadway, ON tS AND TRUSTERS—INQUIRE AT NO. 2 t, or address G. HAIGHT for particulars of First Mortgage Bonds (special issue) of Pittsb hale and Chicago Railroad, guaranteed by Pennsylvania trobly secured by First Mortgage on Depot Grouncs at Bias, burg? security unparalleled. INING SHARES AND THE ORGANIZATION OF porate Companion n specialty: ELTAM WAND, Drexel Building, No. 5 Broad st ygeeries AND Te haEe SAVINGS INSTITU 3h heeeigt st. wery, omg ‘on Mondays and fo. 288 Bi on daily fea 10 A. oe we inesdays from 10 to 7. German spol H. ©. Fisuer, Secretary. A. x SON KLU, President, ONEY ON FIRST, SECOND AND LEASEHOLD Mortgages at casiest verms. Parties requiring funds or having funds to invest should apply to GEORGE W. STAKE, room No. 2, 150 Broadway. rpauer FUNDS TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, on New York ond a city property, in sums to & specialty. Address box 2,900 Post suits large low office. $10. 1() $25, $0, $100, ann. ALEXANDER FROTHINGHAM & CO. ‘ers uni Brokers, invest in Stocks of a legitimate ‘Tho firm numbers, among its patrons thousands who have beenme rich through Frothinzham & Co.'s nate investments. Stocks purchased and carried long a» fe. sired on _— from 3 to 5 per cent. Send for for circular. 12 Wall st., New. $50. & abixe FIPROTUINGHAM. & CO., Bankers and mounts in Stocks of a legit- hich treqneutly y from 5 to 20 times eye et every Froth s i wen and carried bo lous te dectred on: 9 deposit of 5 per ce (Cifculars und weekly reports sent free. OR FIVE 7 00 WANTED—FOR THREE yours -on Leasehold T'roperty. worth double under the hain} no bonus. Address ATTURNEY, box 123 Herald G GOOD COMMERCIAL PAPER FOR $20, 000 Merchandise or ieal Estate and some dress SECURITIES, Herald offic $25, 00 WANTED—ON FIRsT CLASS BUSI- neas Property; rents for $16,000; first mortgage. Address ROBERT, Herald office, $53. 000. TRUST MONEY To LOAN cing FIVE C3 pitelnen eae mello pensen.” Address LAWYER, box 1,916 Post offices $185.000 7 | DAN AT ¢ PER CENT INTHR- ree or five years on city im Moved property, MALL J. HOW, No.3 Fine st, TO LOAN, ON MORTGAGE, AT $1.100. 00 “eis lowest present extremely low rates, rime Pi SUM ET ae “STEVENSON, No, 4 Pine st, COPARTNERSHIPS. - Rie COPARTNERSIITP” HERETOFORE EXISTING between Dyer & Moore was hereby wens by mutual conson| BB Mal 1, 1876. TEN) RY MOORE, “BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, NOLD AND WELL ESTABLISHED MERCANTILE Business in the city of = Minn., for sale on rea- Zouable terms, To'an nei tht trom $6,000 to $10,000, who desires to locate in the most Hourighing city in the West, this: is an excellent For further particalere address the SECOND RATIONAL BANK OF MAN, WITH ABOUT $1,000 AND A GREAT MANY yenrs of business experience, want « Partner in some ldrens ENTRRERISE, id o ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURING AND JOB- bing Business vo be disposed of on secount of the death fer will roanire from, @ieove ss Sanwey Se sarg.on tee business: stock already manufactured about $1, jes stout 500 to 600 customers on books, e838 A BARGE J DB AN NDN NTT ‘oaxy terms or “aoe. for co, PICINTRIE: Herald on. PARTNER WANTED—TO MAKE $25 4 DAY | on ra ent of $1,290; no nonsense ig ep his; worth rmanent. jo men. witho Pare “SACOUES! ottice, Astor House. iculars at N OLD, WEGL EATABLISHED AND, SUCCESSFUL ICE Address atile busine: Te portunity fe & partner with 83.000 capital. "The bouines staple, sate The buat aud perfectly reliable. WHO, HANKINS, 28 W near Broadway. 29th st. Niger sey COAL ote aoe bod SALE, OR (0 partac: x it Fe eee TW ATER, Riverside, Conn. are FOR SALE. oar ZoCen BRUSH IN ae world; certain to prevent decay of the tecth: prove: toothache ; can be manntactured ¢1 Aes ‘and introduced “at over the world, Address BONA FI Heraid Uptown Branch office. HE OWN ON NHR WILL ALLOW TO/AN ENTERPRISING Jeg very feasonable terms, the use of the iterenyp pon iilantratigns, binder's ntaaipe, fend copyright of ine book, the ouly one of its kind ws be had. “Aadross OWRER, Hernia office We nen ae THE DRY GOODS IMPORTING BUSI. ness, » Christian Rime with $20,000; the busin isan established one, Address k. W., Herald office War GERMAN THAT UNDERSTANDS THE beer business, one that can invest from $200 to bg ry good chance will be given. Cail at 354 4th av. at 10 Wesme PARTNER IN A po gon barred business; orders on hai eer Duilding. Address UOMMEROH, box M7 Herald ‘ANTED—A GOOD MAN, TO TARE A PAYING IN- side se nernt aa otiees small means required. Adare: FURNITURK, Herald off ICLENT ‘APITALs ind revive an old established Meg of BO y standing, wit! me new specialties. ericson ade areas wi sh tall name a1 a eGdrete, GBOKGE DE! William st., New V "ANTED—A PARTY “10 FARWATARAH CONF ACT for quarrying, paving -and mi viata, — B sone Apply we BF UANAGAS 1 Fou A, ho, Wau, ERY B z ectablished house, having © Gnstrabio trade wi be eo with aditional eapital, waut nf or Tt 65 eee nt option: $300. rtner Apply to ae SALE, THE PROPRIEIORSHIP OF A Parent Medicine, Address SOLOMON, Heraid family are office. 750. =RARE CHANCE —RESTAURANT Wine oom, Stock, Lease and wen i Bi must be sold this week, KMA. ‘Maid $1.000 000 sting room, Aijdreks attic, r immediately, TEM EMRANCK, box 100 $2.( 000. -WANTED TO INVEST, WITH MY BER: viees, $2,00) in a paying lecitimate busi- be oity or ‘country. Address BU SINEDS, box Ise Herald AND ON COLLATERAL, Of $10,000 POR IN- DUO ferest in a mints wha iyanwiacturing bush particulars address LOCKWOOD & POs WorRTH OF DRY GOODS one-fourth cash, balnuce choice Lowa Lands, ab lowest cash prices, Address IOWA, paren RD, BUSI NESS “TROUBLES, Robert Jackson and Diedrich Behrjo have made as- sigaments to Herman Rose and Hugh Porter, respec ively, for the benefit of their creditors, The first meeting of the creditors of Conrad C, Stutts, glass manufacturer, was held yesterday at a gern td a tos i oe, Wk Ea me a AIAG AND AND DEATHS, Bi -Pautirs.—On MARRIED. April 5, ELLOWS—l Chi h of the ee pane} ie. Joby Sinith, Ina @. Beiuows ete cos this ity. ‘BissXL1—WitLMaRta.—At- New Rochelle, April 4, 1876, by Rev. J. Emory ae Gault, Jaws A Buastui to to Miss Luiz Witaarta. No cards, Dusexurrny—Hatent.—On , March 25, by the Rev. W. K. Davis, Dasimn EB. DUSENDERRY, of Bocas, to Sauum F. Haicur, of Mount Vernon, Ecuots—Reip.—In this city, Rey. Dr, John Hall, h Genenst of) on sho St inst. Ecuous, of Kd an ‘apa av, Bap sist church, Brookly: ine S. Farken, of Now Haven, Conn., to rig esa daughter of Charles K. hg hae of Brooklyn. ‘STREIW—OVERTOX.—OD , April 6, by the Rev. Dr. Rositter, Joux Strxrw to Marion E., daugh- = ‘of Louis 5. and the late Eliza J. Overton, No “VW niant—Dovamenry.—On Monday, Aj Church of St. Lawrence, East S4th st, Achard, James V. Waicur to Mary J. DIED. ': Banner 08 Wotnenter. a ine 5, after & few hours’ illness, of pneumon' gees only son of Franklin and Bertha King Bartlett, aged months and 4 days. BramMax.—At Bloomingdale, Tuesd: April 4, One e M., youngest cbild of John M., Jr, and Mary Bramman. Funeral from St, Michacl’s Episcopal church, 99th by and Broadway, this day, at half- four o'clock P.M. The remains will be taken to Woodlawn on Fri- day morning areaancey: —At Greenpoint, on Wednesday, April 5, Kate Conkux, daughter of Seba and Hester Ann Brinkerhoff, in the 11th year ot ber age, Relatives and friends of the. family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hey parents, 143 Franklin st., on Friday, April 7, at four o’clock P. M. interment at ensack. Camax.—On April 4, Srapamx Camay, in the 62d year of his ago, native of banagher, King’s county, Ireland, Relatives and friends are respectfully peritee to at tend the funeral, from bis late residence, No. 1,584 2¢ av., on Friday, at one o’cl ARY.—At rate a on the 234 of March, ip the 39th year of his age, Lucius 8. Cary, youngest son ot William F. and Nancy Cary. Comexronn.—On Tuesday, ‘Apel 4, Jouy, son of Patrick and Jane Comerford, aged 8 years, ‘The relatives and friends of ihe family are respect. fully requested to attend the praret on Thursday, April 6, at half-past two P. M., trom the residence, No, 817 Columbia st., Brooklyn. Coxover.—On Wednesday morning, Katara ©. daughtor of the lato George 8. Conover, in the ‘288 year of hor age. Relatives ona friends ot the family are invited to atiend the juneral, irom the residence of her uncle, Joel D. Hunter, No. 24 East Loge d st, on Friday, 7th inst, at ball-past eleven o'clock A. Mf.’ Crawvorp.—Suddenly, on Wednesday morning, April 5, Evues, wite of Shas, E. Crawford, in the 300 year of her ay The relatives and friends of the family are fully invited to attend the faneral, from her late rest- dence, No. 417 East 122d st, on Friday afternoon, at pril3, at the by the Rev, F. Dovcusrrr. five P. Dvuix.—On- Wednesday, oe 5, Mary Any, be- loved daughter of John and ine’ Devlin, aged 16 years and 6 months. The By OPA and friends of the family aro respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Petty, 7 inst, at bale} ast pine ‘M., from the residence of her fa- ther, 120 West-Slst st, tothe Church of St. Francis, West 31st ‘st, Where a solemn requeim mass will be offered tor the repose of her soul, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment. DRvMMOND.—On Tuesday evening, April 4, 1876, Saray A. Notice of funeral hereafter. eager ge grersac nt on gr April 4, bane tion of the lun; TLLLAM ITZPATRICK, aged fa youngest pd of William Fitzpatrick, of Deer Park, Mountrath, Quevns county, Ireland. ‘The funeral will take place from his late residence, No. 126 Perry st., this (Thuraday) afternoon, at one o'clock. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully m- vited to attend. Fivsmixc.—At one o'clock A. M., on April 4 Mar- gee beloved wile of Alexander "pushing, aged 54 wren iran from her late resia No. klyn, at two P. M., on Thurs * Funeral will 139 Hamilton ‘av., day, April 6. neTy.—On Tuesday, April 4, Toomas GRenewr, “othe sroentes aad friends are lly invited te attend the funeral, at the residence of his sister-in-law, Mrs, Waugh, 117’ Butler st. on Thursday, April 6, ab half-past two o'olock, “iad GILMoUR.. io lpesday morning, Mare @anst Ettiorr, relict of John A. aienae pe akeeore year of her age. The remains will be taken to Orange county, N. ¥., pa ei ril 4, of diphtheria, Gi ingest |ALL.—On Apt of er! USStz, you! daughter of Witham P. Halt and the late Almira A, ¥F tuller, in the 10th year of pee age. Funeral Reaver Aime inst., at two open oon the residence of her father, 602 Franklin a rooklyn. . Bice 0G Caaf on hpi autre sa is resi near 1g Vi county, N.Y., Gunand B Hausoxn, Me M4 % Relatives and are inv! to > pibend the funeral at St. Paul's church, Sprin; lley, on Friaay, April, at haitpast ten 4. leaves foot of Chambers st. at 7:45, Hircncock.—On Tuesday, April 4, at her asd No. 61 East 30th st, Many A. Mack, wife of Dr, H. Hitchcock. Funeral services will be held at Dr. Crosby’s nese 4th av. and 22d st., Friday, fae 7, at two P. M. tives and friends are invited to attend. Hoop.—Hepwic, infant child of Simon and Rosg noral this be bai be at twoo’clock, from No, 35¢ East 67th st.,to which the friends and members of the tfully invited. ‘\Kemocnay..--At Pittstield, Mass., April 6. 1876, Frep- ERICK, youngest son of Frank P, and Abbie £. Kemo- chan, of diphtheria. be goer gent 74 Wednesday, April 6, Exizasera tally Konuex, aged 72, Relatives aud. friends of the are invited to attend the at St. Mathew's church, corner Broome end Elizabeth st, on Friday, ‘April 7, at half-past one P. M. ey rein g .—In New York, suddenly, Cou Laan nopy, years, Relattoes and friends are invited to attend the funeral, trom ,his lato residence, 187 Pearl st., Brook- lyn, on’ Friday afternoon, at two o’clock. py to ‘Wednesday, April 5, Micuan, Mauer, tlati¥es and frlendsare invited to attond the funeral, e residence of his brother, Thomas Maher, aer'east gen st., on Friday. April 7, at one woneks Maix--On Tucsday moroing, April 4, arcane Parvaie, wife of Robert Mein, in the Tat year of het TF rlends of the family aro invited to attend the fu- neral, from her late residence, No. 320 East 18th st., on FFiday, April i, at none oelock P, P.M, insbalidies HLLER. diphth Lie bth iust., son of Alexander F. and LP J. Miller, aged 2 years, 4 months and 24 Funeral from the residence of his ‘parents, Passaic, N, J., on Friday, 7th inst, at tires ay. a ook rooklyn papers please MoNTELLS.—On ered April 5, Jones, eldest son bec Pedro and Emma ‘Monteils, aged 6 years and@ moni The relatives and friends of the famly are respect- fully requested to attend the funeral, on ge set A.M., from the ranndtion Ne tn Morrts.—Suddenly, on the 3d inst, ALice Brxry, wife of Clark 7. Morris and da daughter of Philemon B, to attend the. funeral, from her late an 424 ‘West 47th st, on Tha , ab ten o' to SM Her remains will be taken to Woodlawn Monrny.—On Wednesday April 5, Camunny wen widow of the late Thomas Murphy, a native of Tho triends of the family are tia ronk laviten’ to attend the funeral from her late residence, 321 East 40th st, on Friday, 7th inst., at one o'clock, to Calvary comers on the 6th Jae Heeme Wre KOPF LOTT, late of this city, aged Funeral from ‘she fensdence. Of the any, iy, liye Orange, N. J., on ys past M1 "Teaing leave Now York at 10:55 and 11:15 A.M. in Wednesday. a bi AY hor residence in this city PHOENIX —AL mght, Many Wey of J. samme Phenix, and Oe cena the ae een ice Of yy st, corner of or sate ry ks — aged 44 years. Son heads Ci gee ‘y, on April 4, 1876, , in the year of her age, ot the fami! te hd respectiully requested to from her iate residence, 270 East ‘riday, April 7, at haif-past two o'clock, ‘Scuiose. —B Maser Kk Soxtalie: weve’ tok oC No da Theresx Schloss, after a ae sickness, at the age of 2 7 months aud 10 days, ther and tae fon, Mm re reac invited to e funeral a April 6, at mine A. M., from No, 218 Kast 33d st. Citar’? Siesuay.—On Tuesday April 5, Jeremiah Sheehan, in the 35th year of his age. ‘The relatives and iriends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral from his Inte resid- apo 3 Sackett st, Brooklyn, on Thursday at one o'cloel Tiex.—At Westfeld, N. J., on Siig AY Hunny Evanse, only child of George W. a8 phe: aij He) late Uphelia N, Tice, aged 1) months. [peed will te i ¥ on Saturday 8th lust friends are apes at A onven, A oh hy invited to attend, Wuirres. —01 ‘Beasin ‘oars, Wo onthe ant aay po Ltrs orGes ake ‘Weqerdl corvices: will be held Tosidence parents, 29 Sd ay., Brookiyn, rea sadogl