The New York Herald Newspaper, April 7, 1876, Page 9

“AN FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Mocks Still Sagging—Lower Prices and the Bears Subila GOLD 112 3-4 A 113 A 12 7 Government Bonds Quiet--Money on Call 3 and 4 Per Cent—Inyestment Securities Lr- regular—Railway and State Bonds Stead. Wane Street, } Tnvrspay, April 6—0 P. ML Tn all respects the market of to-day has been the Counterpart of that of yesterday, and it has moved im favor of a bear inicrest. The upward spert of Tues- day was as evanescent as the bubbles on a glass of dry Billery, and lasted about as long, Nor was there any fteason why it should tast. Tho short interest, which was the only support, taking alarm, quickly advanced prices 1m the process of covering coutracts, and when this ceased the rige coased also. Yesterday and to-day Adairs settied back into their old form, and the pre- railing rotting out dulness again appeared, Pacific Mail and Western Union were chiefly remarka- Ule in this respect, and the reasons adduced were pow- eriul im influence, even if wrong im fact. For instance, im the former stock it was stited that the Panama road had declared war to the kni‘e 1 the shape of an attachment of the Pacific Mail’s property on the Pacilic toast, and a determination to push suits in our local courts for the recevery of moneys lent and proceeds of freight bills collected, but not handed over to com- Plaining compapy. ‘Besides this there were reasons to suppose that, like Tata who desert a sinking sup, there was more than wpe holder of a long line of stock purchased on Gould’s Advice at prices among the thirties who bad become tick of his bargain and had thrown boldings upon the market at the best Ggures they bring. The effect of these reports was to carry the stock down from 18}; to 165, which is the lowest it has ever sold at, and at which price it could be obtained by the shorts (who wore the only buyers) at the close. Western Union, which has been rather inchned to brace up against an otherwise fulling markot, suc- tumbed to-day under reports that the rival Atlantic and Pacific Company contemplated a further reduction | ot rates, and that earnings for the quarter were show. ‘Ing a considerable falling off. There did not appear to be more than the vaguest reasons for cither of these stories, but the stock declined nevertheless, for Iittle cause, perhaps, as for the misiortune of the tri ditional dog who went to the “demnition bow-wows’’ because he had been given a bad name. The St, Paul people, hi played their best trump in the way of an 1. 0. U, dividend, are inclined tu give somebody else a chance, which Is not snapped at with any great avidity, aud consequently both kinds showed lower figures by 3; to 1 per cent than they did at tho opening. Lake Shore remained steady, to the disgust of scalp- i ers, who in the fluctuations of 34 per cent found a slim | chauce tor gain or toss, The Bank of the Stute of New York stockholders met to-day in considerable force, and the result of their ac- tion was to recommend a continuance of the insti- tution on tho reduced basis of $800,000 capital. Mr. “Wm. H. Hays was chosen president, vice Mr. August Belmont, who bad temporarily assumed the position, and every effort was to be made to put the concern on its legs again, The public was favorod with a report of the condition of the bank this moroing, Which shows that out of a capital of $2,000,000 the sum of * $1,221,567 11 has gone where the woodbine twineth, We are sorry for the eleven cents, but would be glad, for stockholders’ sake, it we had auy certamnty that thé hems of “loans and discounts,” ‘real estate,’’ “other estate,” “suspense accognt’’ and “railroad ‘bonds’? would bring in cush any approximation of their schedule value, + Will Mr, Meigs give us an insight into some of the other city banks that are loaded up with suspended papor and generally shaky collaterals, but which publish as fair a statement as did the of the State a month ‘ayo, and let us know what their stock is worth—cheap for cash? The situation of the stock market is the situation of trade generally. Buyers of stocks are as few us are buyers of staples, and it is apparent that the wheels of commerce must be again set going on the upward turn belore either merchants or brokers will Gnd their due. ‘ THE BALRS TO-DAY, The transactions at she Stock Exchange to-day Aggregated 123,800 shares, which were distributed as tolluws:—New York Central and Hadson, 1,415; Erie, 4,600; Lake Shore, 22.400; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 100; Northwestern, 400; do. preferred, 300; Roc Island, 1,750; Pacific Mail, 31,425; St. Paul, 3,750; da preferred, 3,000; Ohios, 2,200; Western Union, 45,010; Wabash, 450; C., C. and 1. C., 100; Panam: 480; ‘New Jersey Central, 1,725; Michigan Cenudl, 1,300; Kaneus and Western, 1,000, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, ‘The following table shows the opening, highest ‘and lowest prices of the day:— ming. ris apa Gis New York Central, Harlem. ‘iiwaukee and St. Paul prel. Oto and ago CLOSING PRICEE—S FP. m eciie Mallu 1G ae Tel... 07; eh Ce & The following are the changes im closing prices sompared with those of yesterday :— Apvasce.—New York Central, '; Ilinois Centra ils Lake Shore, %; New Jerscy Central, 1%; Quick iver, 74. _ ferred, 5 C..0 Decne ~Auantic and Pacife gt BN Ss Hanwbai and St ral, IPI, 3a aut betas en ie A do, prelerrea, Union Pictae (twenty shares 5 1%, Westera tia, Ye ‘Stationany.—-Atlaniic and Pacific Telegraph, Hanni- bow St. Joséph preferred, St. Louis avd tron Moun preferred, Panama, Wabash and gold. ‘THE MONKY MARKKT. Exceptionally, money was taken on cal! loans to-day Qt 5 per cent, but the market closed with offerings on the basis of 3 and 4 per cont. Prime paper passed at 434 and 6 per cent. The following were tne rates of exchange on New York at tho undermentioned cities to-day:—Savannah, unchanged; Charleston, 1-l6c. a 30. premium; Now Orleans, commercial, par a 1-32c, and 3¢¢, premium; Cincinnati, firm, 7c. 16 $1 pt mium; Chicago, 26, premrum, and St. Louis, 75c. pre- miom. exchange was quict, but firm; primo woking rates, 4875; and 490; solling rates, 4.961; a GST and 4.89% 04.89%; reichmarks, 951; 095), and 0534 0 06; cables, 0634; primo Paris, 5.15 and 6.1255. THE GOLD MauKET, Gold opened at 112%, advaneca to 113, reacted to (2% and oldsed at 112%. The tates paid ior carrying aan eee Loans were also ‘The steamer Cimbria sailed for Kurope to-day with $200,000 specio on Of which $25,000 ts miver pos ond the remander and the Columbus, for ite, 1,200; Delaware, Lackawanna | JEW YORK. HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1876~TRIPLE SHEET. Havana, took out $305,000, of which $105,000 is Amert- | Northern Railway Company are reported as follows :— | 1154y, ten Bank of New York at 125, five Fourth at | | \ | | Building:— . Aprit. April. April Aprit 3 4 8 ts Caanges, 69 «7066S «Declined 35 37 Bo 3 _ 6 «GL 88 BD “Declined 1 4 iu i 12 Declined .2 California. ..., 91 ML 86 KG Declined “5 Chollar Potosi, 137 185-129-128 Deemed 1 87 S87 HBS. Declined 2 rpc: ona Gen u i 13 TS Advanced 2 2 2 a 2 al ~ 2 m1 70 70 Declined 2 - WW 1 1 17 Dechued 2 - a“ we 30 —) Kentuck...... 170 17) «12 he | Mextean ao a 38 39 Declined 1 1 Oph i 72 6-H Declined 4 Overma $2 83 BL BL Declinuy = 1 Reyuiond | & Ely... - 18 16 15 17 Declined 1 Savage. . 20 2 19 «18 Declined 2 | Sierra Nevada 2% = 2 = 24 Bh Declined 1 | Stiver Hill..... 10 10 lo 9 Dectined 1 Union Con .... 18 Is 18 18 = YellowJacket.. 37 33-86-86. «Declined: sk | img fund, 8834 » 8824; Chicago and. Northwestern con- | were made at 74 a 743s. | consols at the vpening, with a subsequent reaction. } | fax and a half muilion sterling lad been sold by tne Ger | I: | minds of buyers of sil | | can and the remainder Spanish gold. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK, CLRARING ROUSE STATRUENT. Currency exch Curreucy balances. GOVERNMENT BONDS. A fair investment demand 1 observable in this de- partment, ana shrewd capitalists are availing them- selves of the existing low prices to enlarge their bold- nga The market closed firm at the following quo tations:—United States currency sixes, 12614 a 12645; do, do., 1881, registered, 1214 a 1218; do. do., do., conpon, 122 a 122%; do. do, 1863, registered, 1145; w 115; do do., do., coupon, 117% a LIS4,; do. do., do., new, registered, 118% 4 119; do. do., do., do, cou- | pon, 118% a 119; do. do., 1867, registered, 121 a 12135; do. do., do., coupon, 12L a 121%; do, do., 1868, regis- tered, 122%; a 122% ; do. do. do., coupon, 12234 a 122% ; dol, ten-lortics, registered, 117% a 117%; do. do, coupon, 1180 118%; do., fives, 1881, registered, 11774 8118; do. do., do., coupon, 11834 a 11855. INVESTMENT SHARES, In investment securities the principal sensation was caused by Jersey Central, which improved on last night's ciosing prices, selling at 1014; 101%. Pitts- burg and Fort Wayne brougit 1014; Delaware, Lacka- wauna and Western, 116% a 115X a 116; Morris and Essex, 105% a 106; Rock Island, 105% a 104%; Panama, 1273, a 127 #12634; New York Central, 113 alld THe UNITED STATES TREASURY. ‘The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $16,000 gold on account of interest, and $10,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. The Senate Finance Committce consitered to-day the House Stiver vill, and amended it by making silver a legal tender only to the amount of $5, and providing that trade dollars snali not be a legal tender. Bank notes receivea for redemption to- Revenue receipts. Customs receipts ... RAILNOAD ONDS. Railroad bonds were quict, but the market was firm in tone, Morris and Exrex second brought 110}; Michigan Southern sinking tuna, 110; New York Contral sixes of 1887, 105; Union Pacitic firsts, 105 a 105%; do, sinking funds, 913;; Milwaukee and St | Paul, La Crosse division, 102'5; do, consolidated sink- sohidated, 103%, and do, coupon, gola, 93; Missouri, Kansas ond Texas sinking fund sold at 60%, and do. eX-coupon, at 61. Sales of Ohio aud Mississippi second Tho ‘ollowing were the closing quotations for Pacific | Ratiroad vonds:— Union Pacific firsts. Union Pacitie lana grant Union Pacis sink ng tunds. Central Pacilies ...... THE PORBIGN MARKET. The London advices reported a firmer market for + 105% to 105% 10) to 100% v1 to United States bonds were strong and higher, expecially for old 1865's and 1867’. The directors of the Bank of | England to-day reduced the mmimdm rate of discoant | | Pi from 34g to 3 percent, This action is the result of a large tlow of gold trom Paris to London, In the open market for money at London three months bills tro | quoted at 2% percent, The bank gamed during the | week £457,000 sterling, and to-day £103,000 sterling went into the bank on balance, The proportion of bank reserve to labilities, which was last week 4514 | per cent, is now 4534 per cent, Bar silver is quoted at 833{d. por ounce. Tho Bank of France shows an in- crease in specie for the week of 6,204,000f., not- | withstanding the flow of goid in London, Exchange on London for short sight, 254;f The following are the half-past four P. M. quotations:—Consols tor money, 945, a 9434; do. for account, 045, a 94K; five- | twenty bonds of 1885, old, 10634 a 10634; do. do:, 1867, 109; ten-forty bonds, 106's a 1061; ; now fives, 106% a | 1c, common shares, 17% @ 18; do., preferred shares 28 @ 28 }g. BANK SHARES. ‘The sales of city bank shares were six Commerce at 924, Ofteon Union at 148 and Bank of the State at 40. STATE DONDA State bonds were duil. Tennessees, new, sold at 41, the same price us last sale. District of Columbia 3.653 sold at 0044. VHILADELPHIA STOCKS. ' ‘The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o'clock this day:— City sixes, old. Ciy sixes, new, United Companies of New Jersey. 4 | Yennsylvania Rutlroad, 87 ty | Vinadelpbia and Reading Ratiroad, 41% 8 Lehigh Valley Rattroad. 3 62 | Cautawiesu ‘Hauritod 44 45y Philadeiphi 20% Northern 37 Lehigh Ni 49 Lehigh 105% MINING STOCKS, The following table of prices of the prominent gold and silver mining shares, as received by telegraph from ‘San Francisco, 18 furnished by William Ward, Drexel THR DEPRECIATION OF SILVER, A London paper furnishes the folowing Interesting | item on the above wamed subject :— The select committee appornted by the House of Com- mons to inquire ito the causes of the deprociution of sliver resumed its sitting yesterday, Mr. Goseben im the char, sit Hector Hay, parwer in @ firm vf bullion | brokers, said he had statistics #fowing the annual pro- duction of stiver since 1952. These renged trom about ht million im that yeur to sixteen million in 1 ‘The figures putlished e thé Board of Trade stutisticsas to the exports aud imports of bar silver must be h go. Up Man government during the years 187%, 1874 and i873, ‘The chiet partof that silver wentto India, Ho thought the silver that went to Germany to pray the French in- | demnity returned to France, that being the easiest way: Jor the Germans 10 get rid of it. Though the amount of aiver fold by Germany was imsufli- clent tn ftsell to demonetize siiver it had in reality had a great effect in demonettzing it, because the mior- mation that they were selling created # panic in the Some people said that Ger- many had sail thirty million of silver to demouetize. He imagined there was at least two million sterimg of r going irom Loudow to the mauutactaring dis- | be converted ini plate, &e. seed state of trad the rate of exchauye; Cut tended to deprectate silver, | and the depreciation of siiver wcted again on the rate | of exchange, Mr. wis of the firm of Pixley & Abel, | bullion brokers, hax mehbed to put the pi snnias of | silver at two tilitous more than the last Witness, The | silver cotpage of Germany suppowed to be % sire | Hon prior to the greut monetary changes ' unted to nearly pinet: fail oe wut of oid Gerwan stiver coinage reuired | from circulation up to 1875 was over eighteew millivns, | eud of 1835 | amount of old | | not nd probably | was bow seven tillions, There was & necessity, in cousidering this question of depreciation, to take iio account the depression of trade im India From the ninety miliions estimated t+ be im circulation in Ger- many ther: would oe a large deduction to make tor wear and tear, melting down, &e., but it was alinost impossible to estimi le the percentage which must be deducted, He did think we should ever sve siiver at its former prices, bat he hoped to see a rise .rom its present low position. MEMORANDA, One hundred and filty stockholders were present ata mecting in the Bank of tho State of New York to-day, Mr. August Belmont presiding. It was resolved to continue the business on a capital of $800,000, subject to the approval of the Comptroller of the Currency, and provided that 4 two-thirds vote of the 700 stock- holders be obtained according to law. ‘The bank will resume between the present date and the lst of May, as it will \ake some time to communi- cate with those stockhoklers, inany of whom live out of town, ‘The earnings of the St, Louis, Kansas City and « 1075, to 1074 ; | March, 1876, “ + $974,358 31 | Murch} 1875! mest 2 Inere| 1876. January 1 to March 31, 1876 January 1 to March 81, 1875. Increase im 1876........6-ee02ee++eeree++$106,148 61 Ju the House of Representatives to-day a bill was introduced fixing the uniform rate of interest through- out the United States at six per cent, The bill was laid on the table by a vote of 130 to 75, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Tavnspar, April 6, 1876, BRYCEE. CALL—10 A. we 0 toy Mich ¢ Cen, }00 Pao ¥ Fggd 38. at P, Few w Jw Ohio é Mi $7000 U § 10-40, 118% 100 shs Panama RR... 127% 1000 U8 5's, 6 '81.. 1s NJ Cou KR 0 1 100 LS a Ms 100 2 1109 100 Han & 51 bo c 100 Mit & Si 20 Mor i Has a 10) 0ltio & ML WONY Cwiiiices 14) 20 rh ; 0 Oe 118%; 100 Ini Su Erle Kit 6°0 Kansas Pac iid"? 10 2PM. $10000 U 8 6's, ¢, '81 { $7500 5.20, @, 167.,.b9 12135 KCOND BOARD=t PL 10455 25 she Pac Mail 38... . 2s" 600 do. ROO 1.00 Un Fac 4.40 Pac of Mo} fag0 do MeN Whos hi kN Wp cbe 29 It Cen We Rit, 10 st L, 1 Mt & 8. To bi td math rio’ wit we wa May v ie ish ‘lo iy % Alb & Susi sae COMMERCIAL — REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT vina—rorones DULL bog #. no FLOUR QUIET BUT STEADY—WHEAT FIRMER | BUT QUIET—CORN MIGHEL—OatTs sTEADY. WHISKEY QUIET—PORK QUIRT AND zasy— LARD QUIET AND KASY--PETROLEUM NOM: WAL—SPIRITS TURPENTINE STEADY—ROSIN FIRM—OILS UNCHANGED-—-FUKIGHTS QUIET— | COFFRR STRONG—SUUAR STEADY, TuvRsvay, April 6~6 P, M. Business was still slow, although there was rather | more animation in certain quarters than there has been | | his week, On Change there was no mauilest inelin: tion to make speculative ventures sive m provisions, bat even these comparatively qaict, Flour was quiet but steady. Wheat was firmer but in moderato gemand, Corn was scarce and higher? steady. Whiskey was quiet and nominally unchanged. Provisions were quiet and ensy. Freights were quiet, Cot. ton on the spot was firm. Futures wore barely steady, Coffee wus firm. Naval stores were ene firm, were steady. Metroleum was quiet and, nominal, sugar one but not quetably hi; vorves Pata Newre Wh lee eet soma da Oats were | * ton and on corton in sto . half @ grade above or | Misting fair, Pair Export. Consumipt: Speculation | Extra Western Bt. Lor | Bt Lo Bb. Lo Rye tto | South ther tor red lo store, und Abn Porto nico wot et Navat Stones.—The market for spirits, curpentine was oe. tendy but « Gredas ¢ mington, $2.25 P Ad ayc. | quies and | nomiaally $2 us rn | Amerien, 14 | terces ‘sul hbde, | is as follows :-— | a | Stock (ascertained by actual count, ineluding svecula- ia raiding. rm he 8 ood miaididng ins —tivod scinar OL Lie, ; low miduling, 11 ‘The sales were as fullows tour market was qi were about 16,000 1) | Southern, at the wunoxed quotations. Rye flour sold t | extent of about bb % | Bupertiue Westei isda, si Round hwop Oli, trade 4 | Family, N Southern, aupertin Southern, exten. tamly.. rad ld wel oo toe white er, Corn war firmer, with pales of al bushels, at Ge, for no grady aud steam mixed; Ui we southern weilow ry f Sales of 10,000 bustiels! N malt continued dail. OU Di i 40 ed, Haar anp Joti pel market for by Henip way steud $x Huyle, ; Manila hemp, 73ge. 0, gold; Tuatin: rr Ou uy valy 2 200 bois. hold the UU bbls. sold at pris annexed quocations, 1,110 do. ‘Sve, prime, Siew Bde; cholee, ote, siete tu | a Orrin ty DLKUM wae quivt aud closed 1 6.0 kk market was anh und easy, un c. Bucon was very quiet but unchanged ye. for city long. clear, Meet was galet, ut wy essential hans ern at $24 v “pApell SEH 0755 utd, S14 bid, $1420 waked; J it cx $14 20 iy it + for Continent and 1ye.'for Cuts for at were 7 ‘canks neve were not quota! i 100 boxes on 44) “EW lids. Porta itico at 7ge. and 78 huds. New Orte ative The market for rofined was strony. Tho stock Of raw ranning in quality not more than w the vel, Tera. fran, 4, November, 100 4, sake sonal 000" bales. ts 7 Ly ‘compren Liverpool. 4d. by steam t Os ant gat and 1,005 xacks ; 0: a Ths yy malt, G7 ‘but stoudy. for all kinds: including State, Westerr at $4 50 wR BO, bois, and 25) sacks Her, wud mi: neady, with Nad in re quiet, ‘The sales . a . 2 graded; 450. for wixod, in its was unsettled, mia, UW bond 2 a0" meio stock is 7,000 bhds, Cul etal Islands and 6.500 | 4 TOR sauds, esi wat enti ae Washington, ©: vices from Wilh Wiamington, yellow dip, 82 79) prices. ‘the elosin n bulk, He. ui Je. do ensed, Iie. a ISIC. Zk LSC. 5 at Baitin creek w Ng To bid, Juve, 8.3 were 201 bbls. meds a aske que, 814 9 bid, Avaust, $1 bid, $14 4744 asked ; was SU71, foe J ‘Dpo tierces keoitie at 14%) aw He. Refined was quoted at aT) the Continent at ‘a private rice, afd mi, with ‘Ww ped, jsood to tnncy, wood to fancy, He. 8 1 NyPactive, with, ste hots és Tange of prices. Te. amd 206) We quotes fair to othe ators, Bag Melado, tion). April 1, 1876, 908 22,373 153,044 3,041 Receipis since April 1, O77 ‘HS 23,050 154,292 8.041 23.030 154,232 3,041 Comparing witht | Capon, $8,400 128,674 3,873 comparing with | Ape 54,055 182,022 536 Comparing with’ “stock ‘ April AW, WTI... 32.092 129,096 3.213 —We quoter Pai 7 lait to choice, Se. 8 0 6 ige, w Tige. ety eedining, common to priva Tie do, krveery. fafr 10 choice, 8, 6 ssendocd (AL wie OM AL Wye, a ie: crushed, 1 powdered, ja granu tasct, Wie ; cut lout, We, | Kec 50 and 16 Ybls, The mar. from | lege ef ‘oll take at. Ze: per tons wn Aus Baltimore to Cork lor orders with 000 quart “pos at Us, Cotton nominal; nothing dolags mladlin middling, Lizge. 5 good Haports eonstwise, 126 suies, 15. Stoek, J7,200, bales. rvs wore unaitered from t e. | Net rece sho Braue, 635; to the Continent 4, Brock 29,07 Lohge, « Loe. fer prime to © in general movod slowly, but rates ie reviews day; stili, inthe abvsenee 4 mvdveate demand,” prices me ottected as tae been the for nicky twbacen, 7s, Gd. ‘The charters evi to Unuie with 4,000 Av anee Curzo BKVGs, on 4) | Auerionm brig, 430 toms, Bei Fi, quate ae ined wn Ame ican burk, S40 oan, eases refined petrolenin at 24¢,, and bale Duals ut HAH for Light wipe; an {or suine port, with staves “ he tormer » Bremen with Turn) buts, tin rk, trom Whiladeiphia 12,000 cases re. bark, from, Panadelpiin afters grain ae priv 1 rs with ete bark, usm DOMES! Tc M. versione Gauvestos, April 6, 1876, I2ige.; low vraluary, 10tye. Net seeeiyi, oy kw ORLwANA, April 6, 1874, + middling, 1udye.; low middling, 114.0. bata grote 1 14; couse ore: fe tid 0, 1876. ee atge. iow ining, 1146.4 mary, et Tecvipia, es a Expense sy Stock, sh SAvANNatt, April 6, 1876. geet ulna middling, fe. : wy, = Stas! 1h Ue mg oA oon ho gh oat a otlored uiet; No. 1 wl 1) rand ‘at 8102, “Com meal— per ton, = Millieed—Sborts, vid, and of be oD +1 N I, and a. ide. and | | payable in any part of Kur 4 | the owner, alan ‘i, per ton. Darley, 25,100 do, Burrato, April 6, 1876, 04) bushel ceipts— Wheat firm ia steady. H No. L ynite Michia ar Net dos Fimovear rt Ti dune, $1 305 No, 2du,, $L 4 ve Jected Dayt heat, $2,000 do, ev ome. Flour steady and unchanged. W alyh wand lower phtoans, $1 00's a Sl OD, a 30 tie 05, Ma adroony, Corn generally jower, die, On dene. hate aay . te. Oats PRINTING CLO THS MARKET. Puovtpexee, April 6, 1373, Printing cloths market dull at unchanged Fe sh EUROPEAN MARKET. Loxpox Pronece Manker—Loxvox, April ing.—Linseed oil, 2aa th a 246. por owt. BRAZIL MARKETS. 18 Jaxnino, April 6, 1876. {oud firsts, 6,000 4 6,160 6—Even- Coffee quiet: reis per 10 kilus. Exchange on London, prices muintal Saxtos, April 6, 1870, Coffee marker quiot; prices maintained without change, ese Leu iT BEL iy insue Traveller! Credivm ovaitable | through Messrs, DE foritse of Credit to Travellers, sia, Atrien, Australia and | aphic transfers of | made on privilege dies, for 15,3. or Honda ant 272 pae book, with Wall Street Review | sent free to nny address. Orders executed | raph. Address JUN WICRLEN 2 Brondwa: quotuti by mail an « Bankers and Broke: “(QT REASONABLE RATES, Endowment I 0! a me Hempeuvedoley. rupert iis, several mts. Apply vo SUE ik Wisi TO BURROW, x MONTIS. Foo, FoR | L u Lwill pay ‘Buin Nintecwl, Ad- 110 Herand Up | A SILA RS AND Tite ZATION OF } ‘ate Companies LIAM WAKD, Drew 0, 5 Broad ate ¢ | OPHREY; SIX mlienione, 2 Broadway, basoment. ON BROOKIYN Ol NEW YoRK q poe pn ONEY TO LOA Vroperty ; ee oraboaersa in the city sary : the lscavwros of the somata shertien, JN, PLATT, Chairman, H. 0, Ruewen, Seerotary. Dated Aprit U, 1 ders Me have not jened are requested to le fF proxies to the bauk without jug having been adjourned for 20 DAYS, $112 bu; PUTS 188, No, 2 Exchange court, WEST | will build UT ie TELEGRAPH. cord Gold, 1 Ny 1Po | BUT D Ea —% Lots on Bergen thereupou. Apply to V ‘ANTED—A LOAN OF $12,000 ON JERSEY CITY Property, valued xt $48,000; Landsman first cines, CLARKSON & UMANDLER, Pine at. and 85 Broadway, eorne! of, per e Cireutars and weekly reports sent free. 3, 00 TRUST MONEY TO LOAN FIVE ¥ De on city Property: anly legal exper ddross LAWYER, box 1,916 Post ofties $185.00( ) TO LOAN AT G PRR GENT IN Crt, fot, shies, or, Ave fed property. HALL J. HOW, Fe on city im MERCANTILE | of St. Paul, Minn., for sale on rea: etic man, wi tis from 36.00 10, tn Gis Woes, Gouriahini city te ent apportinity, |For (ucther Dart SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A WELL established. wholesale business, stock about 818,00), == | On liberal terns; must be sold on necuunt of sickness. A. BLOM MQVE GROCER WANTED—TO INVEST Awoi stuck, and be an eqnal partner, Gorner isu ‘av. and 56th \ Goo! NU Tworougily extbltshe ta a ste aud little waste. Apply G: Brondwa} SLASSICAL ENGLISH EDU pud tharoagh knowledge of Freuah, desires « ployment translating of © im ‘whieh that Knowied © would be worth somethtugy Dest Felerouce. ‘Ad: drew JULIO Horald office, whieh ff az: With 2,500 eapital this affords, wont Broudway. wlit accept a part jess risk of lows than Went 20th ot. wear sathiaseatesa <traordinary Inducements to a party with $1,000 billiard parlor on Broad om at ‘ af ( HUSINE SS FOR SALK—AN OPPORTUNITY dom offered. STRICKLAND, Beekinan st., corner | os GLAte BSURAVER, WiO IA tN auld take a cany: ith smal capital inte part abip. “pddee TALENT, te eps REE RENT near eee Market. pi Greenwich to Il morning. OTL JY, ENTER RO boken, No. 70 Garden 4., LE PROVISION | & Partner with New York Post } PRANCIS B Ruri ae Hoboken, N. ARTNER WANTHD.—A WIOLES. hose, doing « xood busivess, want $25,000 capral. Apply to G. ©., Vox HSER WANTED—T0 START A RINDLING Wi tory and woud yardin Newark, N. J. ve the Trombage, for this bust best oa by rf a river and canal ean be made, Apply to GROKGE W. isiteR ON PALL. be out out winite br ¥ tory to OWT, 34 Broadway, bu ements 7 #150 REQUIRED TO river's mee bg a epechalty rants: faek. nth a04 AYO tine eee Re, UPPORTUNTTY.—silG) Ca ZY. House oF combined in ‘ev st 0 peop 30 mes piste. Address SAMULL: AUOKE, Westenester ba T—KOR oy WATER ye ae Se opposite Miayes Weer argu rus of | , May C3 downward: $13 65, sp j a$13 6, June, Bulk bi key stoudy, with fale | jo" 24000 da, oay Mout, 4405 dol Sh mit, AID Wiitaine Norfolx. ushels; corn, b ¢ | New York, 360; Boston, 160; Hitladeipita, df toe s | This doy last woek, S472, Thin day Inst your, 4.32 dunce se} re tow frelalits eloved | E | Other estate | Amount of capital...... |W. H. Jack: | Jonn £, Coale, N | Octavius PD. Cottle , | OPPORTUNITIES. Wists PARTNER: 71 huve a fiest class srade Aditess bow 110 Herald Uptows ANTED—IN article a part in an established ow V it OF STAPLE (Israelite) ein eowsnes the businest Addrovs 8. ¥.. se SREWERY, A POSITION OF hillty by & mecchant of largeeme equ cintances in the business, Ad box 129 Herald ofice, APITAL IN AN ESTAB Address B., box 183 Hersle ws D—SPECTAL lished Sie house, | see 100. Wik BUY A PRIVILEGE ON THE CES if erounds by $1.00) can be netees Ming 1, Apply to W. A; DANIELS, Sjetweou 2 aad SF to-day, at woene: RARE CHANCE.—RESTAURANT fixtures. a $75( must be sotd this week. Ne 3 nev given on inter- ho Merald alice. ARTNER WANTED IN AN ESTAB? business by # zentiomen of experi” class parties need apply. Address I ANTED TN A LUGRATIVE sale and retail afaataring busl- in a fine thoronghiare dowa A joncers, 17 Centre st, full partie view. Addrons J ie ER W. =FOR “PATENT, BTOUK AND $2,000.78 ieee nennebarbanters. on artioe inthe : already introduced; mo money pining 4 ig from @ te 91, for two ; al. re eee ais ANOUSE TLR SUR A oh xt bas Tis ‘Herald olttice, RESUMPTION Ge. BUSINESS, MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BANE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK-—THE Carre’. REDUCED 10 $800,000, There was yesterday a business look about the Bank of the State of New York, that recently suspended, the cause being & called meeting of the stockholders to discuss the situation and revolve upon some line of action for the future success of the institution, About 150 gentlemen participated in the meeting, which was presided over by J. C. Prot. Cure was taken to make the meeting very exclusive, and prevent the presence of any but stockholders, who crowded in large num- , bers into the directors’ rooms in the rear of the bank. ing house, A police officer was stationed at the door leading to the directors’ rooms, and every one whe | apponred was critically scrat.nized and catechised as to his status August Belmons stated the object of the call to be the consideration of the propriety of re- ducing the capital of the bunk and resuming Dasiness, After some time spent in the expression of views by Various directors and stockholders, Joseph H, Brower proposed a rosolution that, in purauance of section 5,114 of the Revised Statutes of the United States, the capital stock of the bank be reduced to $800,000, and that the necessary vteps be taken tosecure the couseat | of the Comptroler of the Currency to such reduction, “wad that when such consent be obtained tho bank re- sume business. This was unanimously adopted, Reso- lutions authorizing the directors to take the neces. | sary steps to obtain the necessary consent of the stockholders to this arrangement’ were passed, A the reduction of and resumption was paper binding themselves to the capital stock 10 $890,000 | signed by holders of betweou 5,000 and 6,000 of the 20,000 shares, and the meeting adjourned until to-day at'noon. Mvot ngs will be hed every da: enable the other stockholders to signily their co ju writing, The following is the report of the tion of the institution, made to the meeting yes’. * day :— ns and discounts, al estate. Suspense account... ain ee bonds, Norchant National bank? currency. Protit and loss... ‘ational bank note 3,022 he Had States gov- . itil oF cere Capital stock.......... Bank notes iskued Distant banks, . Unpaid dividends, Individual deposits 5,246 00 Total.. One of days will intervene. belore resui the consent of the Comptroller of tained. Jurrency be ub- BUSINESS TROUBLES, The first meeting of the crodftcrs of Isaac Oliver, | Printer, was held yesterday at the oflice of Register John Fiteh, No. 34 Broadway, when the bankrupt’ | habilities were stuted to be nbout $35,000 Eight of | nine debts were proven, aggregating about $8,000, Mr. | Charles 8. Carter, of No, 322 Broadway, wus elected as- signee, after which the meeting adjourned, The creditors of Mesers. Irving & Son, furniture mauufacturers, of No, 206 East Twenty-seventh street, are still uuable to arrive at any choice of an assignee, The first mecting of the creditors of N. Grossmeyer, to prove claims and elect an assignee, will take place this afternoon at Register Fitch's vitice, No, 348 Broadway Yesterday was set down for the first’ meeting cee choditors of Daniel Drew for the purpose of elvetin assignee, at the office of Register J. T. Withams, No. “~ Warren street, Mr. Drew, having almost entirely re- covered Irom his receut indispositt.n, was present in person ut the appoiuted hour, accompanied by Mr, Alvin Bart, bis attorney, a Me. Charles Jones, hia counsel, © The following 14 a list of the creditors who were represented and Who have provea their claims, the Wesleyan University, of Middletown, Conn., and the Drew [heological Seminary bom represented by ex Judge E. L. Fi er. Drew Theological Somimary Wesleyan University. Stephen V. White, No. 8 Wall strect. Mayor, Aldermen and Commonaity of the cuty of New York. . Continental National f on & Co. teenth strect . Mr. Hubbard, iate of tho firm of Barney, Batter 4 Pargons, appeated for several creditors, bat fied no Pages of dept and therefore was not entitled to vote, ‘he creditors present hau considerable discussion af | to the appointment of an ussignee—A. B. Stout and William F, Travers being nomiuated—but as they were unable to make any choice 1t was unanimously agreed to adjourn the meeting antl next Wedresday, at one o'clock P. the same place. The credit of Samuel Clark, clothing, at Noa, 23 and 25 Newark avenue, Jersey City, who recently made a wument to Mr. George ‘Warrim, heki a Mneotng at the Brundr The re 100 the creditors conclu ‘compromise of lifty cents on the dollar offered by Mr, Clark, and to throw the concern mto Prsewturn sinc THE WALLKILL ‘BANK DEFALCATION, Mr. George A. Docker, | the Commissioner appointed to take the testimony of Charles H. Horton, in the suit of the ight! against the estate of William M, Graham, President, and Hortod, the cash: Wallkile Bonk, ma sinaiaewe ae Y., for asoo00 tn falcation, has gone to Havana, from whence ke will occed to Horton's hidmg place, Horton js said to a Rio Janeiro, but the ollctals Delieve that he ie either ia Cuba or Florida, A MUTUAL MISTAKE, As Ofiicer Glass, of the Twenty-ninth Precint, was Patrolling lis post on Seventh avenue early yesterday morning, ho saw a suspicious lignt in the store of Dean & Walker, No, 286 that street. Piacing himsell on the watch he soon heard strange noises, and through @ hote in the door be saw a man busily engaged in re- moving boxes, Without giving an alarm the officer soon obtained the assietance of Patrotmen McGuirn and Canning, ond the three Vegan making for the caplare of the sa) bur; MCG ed Limsest in frontof the store and the other tenet to toe rear. The latter endeavored to effvet af entrance from the rear, wien the meu inside, anrais cane aes see cers to be barghirs, ing at door. The otticers now becamn’ camtious aud ned their ime, Presently Mr, Dean followed up the ar lack by atompting to get oat of thy window, He fell Into the arms of a stalwart policeman, Mutual ae nations were made the officers elt the sceuy ia FOOTPADS IN NEW W JERSEY, August Herscl, of this oiiy, @ podier, white walt im ee oe ae te yenterday vieinity of site Enecke ati down aoa of about of his stock,