The New York Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1876, Page 9

‘NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1876:-TRIPLE SHEET. “TINANCLL AND COMMERCIAL, |8 : Bear Market—Prices Much Lower—A De- pressed Feeling, ‘GOLD 113 1-4 A 113 3-8 A 113 1-4. Money on Call Loans 3 a 3 1-2 Per Cent— Government Bonds Easy and Quiet— Railway Bonds Steady and Investments Irregular— A Good Friday Holiday. Wat Strzer, ‘Tuvrspar, April 13—6 P. ‘| ‘Mr, Conner sprung into view at tho Stock Exchange thia morning, after bis ‘days of absence, long and freary,” like a Jack out of a box, and the reason thereof was the tismissal by Judge Barrett of the so- ealled “Black Friday” suit, There is probably nota broker on the street at all conversant with the circum- Bances who doce not believe the testimony of plaintif’s witnesses as to their employment by the Bould-Fisk Ring to be strictly true; yet there is no tase, because written orders were either not given or ‘re at present missing. The decision will result in at \eagt one practical good if it opens the eyes of commis- won brokers to the risks they take in accepting verbal orders from customers. More than one of them can instance occasions where transactions were repudiated by principals when stocks went the wrong way, and more still are likely to encounter the same experience iu their réle of suppliants for favors at the hands of the great Gambling act pleader. Tlie prevailing firmness of last evening faded away almost at the outset of bust- ness, The Samson of the market was shorn of his Mrength by the Delilah ot unfavorable news. Tho ‘ocks of the railways fell in masses to the working of she shears, and the thinner hairs of the less active stocks were clipped and trimmed with most uncom- fortable assiduity. All of which means a market effectually snubbed by the long threatened railroad war which has at last broken out into actual hostili- hes, Like most treaties, this railway pact ms only fo have been mado to be broken, and the results to veated interests, will undoubtedly bo more serious \han if it had never been entered into, Novertheless, though judicious stockholders may grieve at the de- preciation of their property, the great public will aot mourn over a contest which will afford theaper conveyance for man and merchandise than has been offered for many a day, While the entire system of cast and west leading roads felt the effect of the independent Struggle ior business which scems imminent, Lake Bhore and Michigan Central were the greatest sufferers, Dpening strong at 683%, alter a slight advance, Lake Shore commenced to descend and so continued until the price touched 5634; at this point a slight rally en- sued, which wound up the quotation at 5635 and the day’s business with it, Transactions were vast in amount, great blocks of long stock being thrown overboard, while heavy sales on the short account were made to depress the price. Michigan Central was equally unfortunate in its tareor, and fell off from 58% to 5644, under unusually extensive sales, The same reasons prevailed for the decline in this as did in the other roads; but thero is added to this an existing impression that a truthful showing of the condition of the property would ve far from 4 satisfactory one, Erie fol- lowed suit in weakness, as it did in ac- tivity, and embraced the extremes of 18 and 163j. Tho British Commissioners have been home long enough to give some expression to their views, but as yet they make no sign—at least publicly. Hold- ers begin to think the third rail and coupon business | to have been like the “tale told by an idiot, full of vound and fury, signifying nothing.”” ‘The Western stocks so called felt the pressure of the war in lees degree, and were comparatively negiected ander the superior attraction ¢f the speculatives we | have referred to. New Jersey Central again dropped off a point or so ander the influences which have surrounded it for the last few days. In fact, there is a suspicion of weak- ‘tess in the constitution of all dve of the great anthra- nte coal carriers, which may possibly result in @ rup- wre of the combination, The plan of a monopoly to teep up the price of coals to a fixea point when panufucturing interests were in fulf Blast and the teneral public free buyers was practicable enough, but ‘8 being found much more difficult now that miles of iron furnaces are out of blast, manufactories at a stand- still and the consumption of the past mild winter re- duced to restricted proportions, Western Union made a precipitate plunge at the very opening (selling off % per cent from last evening’s prices), under the injunction granted to the Atlantic and Pacific Company restraining the former from using the duplex improvement. The stock rallied quckly, yowe' under renewed purchases to cover shorts by twenty-third street, but when this ceased it grew deavy and sold. down to 6534. To close the account of the day the market may be feseribed as decidedly bearish, with lower prices all shrough the list—a moderate improvement taxing place | at the close, ‘THE SALES TO-Day. The transactions in the Stock Exchange to-day | Aggregvic 241,000 shares. New York Central and Hudson, 4,050; Erie, 44,600; Lake Shore, 89,400; Cieveland and Pittsburg. 240; | Northwestern, 10,000; do. preferred, 1,200; Rock Island, 1,032; Pacific Mail, 7,400; St. Paul, 11,100; do. preferred, 3,500; Ohios, 6,460; Western Union, 44,250; Wabash, 400; Union Pacific, 700; C., C. and L ©, 1,600; Panama, 100; Michigan Central, 11,200; New Jersey Ventral, 1,650 OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table sows the upening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— ening. Highest. Lowest. 1234 112% uz 38 138 138 1M 18 16% + BBM 84 5656 < Ey Northwestern ; 41% 30% Nortuwestern preferred... 6135 Cis wy Rock Isiand, . ‘105 14%, Pittsburg. » 6 96 96 Mil. and St. Paul . 40% aly 30% Mil and St. Paul pref... .. 661% 66 6535 Ohio and Mississippi. « WH lik 163, New Jersey Cent 100% 100; WK Lack. and Wes! ‘THE MONEY MARKET, Money after Joining on call at 4 per cent was finally iMfered at 3a 33 per cent. Prime discounts are quoted tt 455 and 6 per cent, The ‘ollowing were the rates of exchange on New York at the undermentioned cities to-day:—Savannah unchanged; Charleston, part 83-16 a4; New Orleans, commercial, par a 1-32; bunk, 34; Cincinnati, steady, 7éc. x $1 premium; Chi- cago, 75¢. premium; and St. Louis, 75c. ‘We, pre- im. Sterling Exchange was quiet, but frm. Prime wking rates, 4874 and 490; selling rates, 4.60% a \4.87 and 4.893; 04.80%; reichmarks, 05% a 951 and (wr 4 96; cables, 963; prime Paris, 6.16 a 6,124. \ ADVANOR ASD DECLINE, \ The following are tne changes compared with those Mf enh Sorat at the close:— ADVANCE. I psmae pel he enon na pater % | Decuinn.—New Yi ait acim ris se, 4 ye; Mien aon Hei ‘ ts Roldysat com | Board adjourus on Saturday, July 1, tt will hold no ves Ohio and Pacific Mail, %;; Rock Island, ; St Paul seape a es Union Pacilic, %; Wiatera Uni ; ny.—Gold, W ade, Galeksitver: Tilipois _| central, ital, Harlem, ©, C. and 1, Bad, Atleatio asa. Pecite *| preferred, A' ‘Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph. THE GOLD MARKET, Gold openea and closed at 11314, with sales in the Interim at 113%. The rates paid for carrying were 1, 1%, 2, 4and 3 percent, loans having also been made CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. + $60,963,244 2.404.965 OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD RXCHANGE BANK. balances, $1,060,816 530,000 ‘The steamship Suevia, which sailed for Europe to- day, took out $463,000, of which $225,000 is gold coin, GOVERNMENT HONS, Government bonds closed steady at the following quotations:—United States currency sixes, 126 a 12634; do, do, 1881, registered, 121% @ 121%; do, do., do, coupon, 122% a 122%; do. do, 1865, registered, 114% a 1153; ; do. do,, do., coupon, 118% a 118%; do, do, do., new, registered, 119 9 119%; do. do, do., coupon, 119 a 119%; do. do., 1867, regis- tered, 121340 1213 ; do. do,, do,, coupon, 1214 a 121; do, do., 1868, registered, 122% @ 123%; do. do, do., coupon, 122% @ 12334; do, ten-forties, registered, 1174 @ 1173; do. do, coupon, 11844 a 1183¢; do. fives, 1881, registered, 117% a 118; do. do., do., coupon, 118% a 11834. ‘THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. ‘The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $15,000, gold, on account of interest, and $28,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds, Revenue receipts to-day, $300,000; customs receipts, $400,000; bank notes received, $500,000. Tha following are the Treasury balances to- day:—Currency, $4,750,000; coin, $75,750,000; leas coin certificates, $31,000,000, BAXK sHaRRa. Bank shares sold at 114 for Market and 45 for State of New York, STATE BONDS, State bonds were stcady on small dealings, Missouri long sixes sold at 1033; a 1041, ; Tennessee, new series, at 41, South Carolima, non-fundable, at4 District of Columbia 3-65’s sold at 693;. RAILROAD BONDS, In railroad bonds there was a firm feeling, and pricos were well maintained, Chicago, Barlington and Quincy consolidated sevens sold at 111; Northwestern firsts at 1043¢; Erie fiiths at 1033; Lake Shore consoli- dated registered firsts at 104%; Michigan Central sevens at 106; Union Pacific land grants at 100; St Paul, La Crosse Division, at 101%, do., consolidated sinking funds at 88 a 8834, and Northwest consol ida- ted at 103%; C. C. and. C, firsts sold at 46 against 4934 yesterday, INVESTMENT SHARES, Investment stocks shared in the general depression. New Jersey Central fell from 100 to 99; Rock Island sold at 105 a 10514 a 10434; Cleveland and Pittsburg at 96 a 963; Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, 103; Terro Haute and Iadianapolis, 120; Morris and Essex, 105%; & 105; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, at J15a 114% a 115; C. GC. and L, 544 254; Harlem. 1383¢; Ininois Central, 93 a 984%; Now York Central, 112% 112; New York and New Havon, 158; American Ex- press, 603g; United States Express, 71%; Petroleum, bed a 108. THE POREIGN MARKETS, = - * peaiaati advices reporta decrease of bullion in the Bank of Kngland for tho past week of £4,500 sterling, which was unexpected in view of the large amounts that have gone into the bank daily. ‘The Directors, at their weekly court to-day, did not change the rato of discount, which remains at 3 per cent. The proportion of bank reserve to liabilities, which was 45% per cent pT eek, is now 4634 per cent. To-day £24,000 bul- lion went into the Bank. The market for consols and United States bonds very little change having taken place in quotations. Silver has advanced to 54d. per ounce. Tho general tone of affairs at the London Stock Exchange to-day is more quiet than yesterday und a firmer tecling pre- vails. Good Friday and Easter Monday are close holi- days at London, The specie in the Bank of France has | increased to 2,583,000 francs during the wees, In Frankfort United States new fives are 101%; in Pa rentes, 661. 55c.; exchange on London for short sight, 25f. 23:;¢, The following are five o’clock P. M. quotations:—Consols for money, $434 a 0444; consols for account, 943; a 945; ; 5-20 bonds of 1866 (old), 19315; 5-20 bonds of 1867, 109; 10-40 bonds, 1064 a 1063; ; new fives, 10544 # 10514; Erie common shares, 15 a 153y. OUR FORKIGX commERcK, Tho foreign commerce of the port of New York for March shows a continued decrease in imports and an improvement in the exports. ‘The foreign imports for March were $32,018,877, against $38,289,583 last year and $42,599,446 in 1874, ° The withdrawals from ware- | houge were $7,742,293, against $8,714,383 last year and | ,10 $10,252,756 in 1874, For the first quarter of tne calen- | 090 dar your the imports show a decrease of $10,291,737 | from last year and $18,597,316 from 1874, For the nine months of the fiscal year the imports wore $238, 160,635, 20 against $275,151,003 in 1875 and $285,8U7,645 in 1874. | ‘These figures are inclusive of specie. The customs re- | 90 ceupts for March were $10,237,265, a docrease of $76,359 | from 1875 and $556,527 from 1874. Tho customs re- | ceipts tor the nine months of the fiscal year | were $70,318,346, against $84,410,812 in 1875 and | $94,587,661 in 187% These figures retlect the | decreased volume of trade at this point. The ex- | ports for March were $26,308,303, against $22,724,223 in 1875, and $26,447,040 in 1874, Exclusive of specie the ‘exports stand at $20,944,776 this year, against $10,582,162 in 1875 and $22,909,218 in 1874. The do- mestic exports, exclusive of specie, for nine months of the fiscal year were $195,994,589, against $197,494,074 in 1875, and $227,847,901 in 1874, The exports of specie for the same time were $28,549,257 this year, against $48,905,477 in 1875, and $29,019,569 in 1874, Goop vEIDAY. No business will be transacted by the members of either Board to-morrow, As it is not a legal holiday the banks will keep open, ‘The following resolutions have also been adopted :-— Resolved, That, in order to give the members of the New York’ Stock Exchango an opporwumity to attend, the Centennial Exposition at Phi detpbia, when this sion until the following Wednesday, July 5, Resolved, That the other Exchanges of this city and of requesied to take similar action. MINING STOCKS. The following table of prices of the prominent gold | and silver mining shares, as received by telegraph from San Francisco, ts reported by William Ward, Drexel Building, New York :— ap it Aprit A A aa rr 63 —_ Belcher. 32 3 32 Declined 3 oo 68 68 : = Caledonia..... . pty 13 13 _ California. OL Declined 1, 89 88 Chollar Potosi. ut 1460«M41 MT Advanced 23 86 a 80 Declined 6 14 16 «14 43 Declined “1 2% #1 2 21 Advanced 1 oD 0 Advanced 4 $2 «31s SL_SsLs~Dechned 1 8 o 70 67 Declined 1 8s 82 82 a 1 $2 18 18 uv 17 Declined 18 2 w 19 Advanced 1 *% a, 2 25 - Silver Hii... 10 10 10 Advanced 1 Union Con 18 w WW 17 Declined 1 YeilowJacket, 38 38 37 35 Declined 3 ‘The Consolidated Virginia Mining Company pdld its usual monthly dividend of $1,080,000 on the 11th inst, This is equivalent to ten per cent on the old stock | (which amounts to $10,800,000), or two per cent on the new stock (which amounts to $54,000,000). Tho total | product of the mine for the month was $3,500,000; the expenses for the same period were about $300,000; dividend, $1,060,000—Ieaving a balance to be carried to the surplus fund of $2,120,000, The following bullion shipments are reported trom different mines:— SALES aT AUCTION. The following stocks were sold at auction to-day :— $52,000 Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Ratiroad Company first mortgage seven per cent gold bonds (Milwaukee division) duted 1872, que 1902 In- terest coupon payable February and August, ae August, 1873, mT) Bering, Cedar Rapids and bye) iret wo) ibe fi eer ie in od eported as steady and uniform, | | 3000 Un Bae 10 | 19000 NJ +hboriug cities be, by our Secretary, respectfully | coupons attached from kee Mebete February, 1873. ele. (Hypothecated.) $1,000 each. 15,000 Burlington, Cedar Hapias and Minnesota fi" as. Co! mt gold Dende (itwaukeo divin ‘iatea 1872, due 1902 In- terest conpons payable ft ebruary and August, unpaid 1 1 coupons attache: id including February, 1874 (Hypotheeated.) $1.000 exch. 24, TOLEDO AND WABASH. The stockholders of the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad Company held an informa! meeting yesterday, and appointed the following gentlemen a committee to aid the Protective Committee in procuring a full repre- sentation of the stock at the special meeting to be held at Toledo on the 3st of May next, vit. :- John & Tappan, W. R. Hunter, W. B. Cragin, P. Nat- man, Charles Dana, W. B. Scott, Robert N. Tappan, Charles Kneeiand, J. R. Powell. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES ‘Tuvrspar, April 13, 1876, BRFORE CALL—l0 A. M, #25000 Z 700 sh 5a 700 We Sat) ww oe! 2000 58: 1500 5B, 16.0 aay i 58 2700 . 58! dou 58) 10 Sas 900 58) Set 5 87; oF 57 57 40 Se “es a om i oi Too on &N W pe rae Un Pue KK. 10:15 AND 11:30 A. M. OP gee Sa RN es URS Hay FIRS! BOARD—10:30 AL ML § 100 shs Mich Con RR.. ¢ 200 do. . 115% es pepnegassaxe curs a) a Rene: ROES: AZ pe ee RC ti 3 = ff -* « Srersee CALL—12:30 P.M. 900 sha Mich Con RRR, ‘300 sto Woon Sab. 17 500 NY Cw iit ited uw op Erie tit, lies sooo 8s Pg-20, 0 "67. 15 10-40, U5... 118% 100 OU 8 5's, 10-40, iio’ Miousoen at be BUARD—1 P L 8. } + ly: 100 Uns 200L84M8 Bi and 500 bags do , ex Cor was firm but qui port stock of mild coffee in first hands as follo grass mats, 184,760; Singapore, 2,082 gr 10,069 bags; Maracaibo, 12,691 do, ; Laguayra, 170 do. ; maica, 736 do. ; Mexican, 395 do. ; Savanilla, 310 do. Total stock, 27,443 bags ; 184,70) mats Java, aud 2,062 mats Singapore, Quote :—Ordinary cargoes, 16c. a 16'0.; futr do., I7Ke. « 18¢. 5 treme range fur lots, 16e. a 1s) I, Siviot good vedinary. 14 1st Low middling... 12 Good mid Strict good Miaaiing fair. 134 q | Seta 15-166. total Korit, 400 ‘ae, Ts T-ie Tr short notice, Luh, wt 12 1hsIGe ET WO WLS Oe. 1, 1,100" at 1 gue 100" at 18}ye.; 100 wt at 1s3ge. 13 15-82e., 600 at 13} 13 15320, 100 at 13 ai 0. 1,000 at California, Bulent tolu ‘was lirm nt $2 9 0 2 00 currency. | Burgundy pit 8 30. ibe. for satall $105 81 Wrortaege aide for sorts, Rus | slan cantharides were quict wt 81 guict at 45e., gold, for D. Divi divi. “was very _ xen Curch was quiet at 6iye.. old. po wi | ulet at 26e. #30, ag to quality. Bichromate potasn was dull ‘atlolge. Sal ammoniae was lull at 10%e., old. Irish moss wan quiet at Gige. a 7c, Gambler was th Epsom salts were in tair demand at 2c. C tinged ice firm at Arvolt were steady at 28e. ‘Orange peel ruiea | rive. Venice turpentine was dull at i7iye. a 19e. Castile | soan-Contl white was quoted at 1uiie. and Marseiites pure Chlorate potas was “a fair deman * gold, paste, Calabria, ie a a a do oon od a loo stLa rw 4 do 1 100 Kansas Pac RIL. 10 do. 6% 100 Mo, Kan & Tex... 11 00 “ Wi S8ip COMMERCIAL REPORT. W. J. Syms, | COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET AND STEADY— FUTURES STEADY-—FLOUR DULL-—-WHEAT ¥IRM—CORN DULL AND RASIER—OATS FIRM— WHISKEY FIRM—PORK QUIRT—LARD QUIET— PETROLEUM LOWER—SPIRITS TURPENTINE LOWER—ROSIN QUIET—OILS QUIRT—FREIGHTS SLOW BUT STEADY—COFFEE STEADY—SUGAR STRONG, Tuvnspay, April 13—6P, M. The trade movement was slow in most instances, although there were afew exceptions to therule. On *Change flour rema:ned dul, but prices were nominally unchange« Corn was dull and easier, Outs were firm for all kinds, Whiskey was firmer. Pork and Lard quiet and pomi- nally unchanged, Freights were slow bat steady. Cotton was steudy. Coffee was quiet but steady. Naval Stores, spirits turpentine were lower. Rosin was quiet but stoady. Oils were quiet. Petroleum was easior. Sugar was firm. Asuxs wore a trifle casier for pots, but the market was steady ut the declii quoted nominal at 7c, ANTIMONY was firm at L6{{c. u 1630. Buxswax was steady at 34c. a 36c. for Western and + el Southern, Broom Coux was quiet and nomini gc. w Se.; red tipped, Se. a 6c.; medium green, 7ixc. & Be. cholee groem hurl aud brush, De. ale. UANDLES were stenay. We quote :—Sperm, 29c.; sperm, patent, Macy's, 38c.; stearic, KR, Mitchell & Co.'s (16 02), ‘27c. 4 28c.; adumanting (12, 14, 18 of), 12%. @ 17¢.; Paraffine (4's, 6's and 12's), 20c, a 2i¢, Corre,—The market for Brazil was quiet but steady. Wo Wheat was quiet but firm for all kinds. now held at Sige. # 53¢e. Pearls wero ‘We quote :—Red, of 1,700 bags Rio ex Fairy Bolle on private terms, « 183g0. for prime. Mild coffee Messrs. Wait, Creighton & Morrison ro, ‘orto Rico, 180 do.; Costa Ki do., 181ge. «18 Irime do., 18Xc. aris ex: ; Santos, fale Yo good Ie. ’, governmont bags, 22. 25e.; singapore, boat anaes, * '9¢, ; Maracaibo, ye a La- Jaman, 163%; i, Do- + Porto Rico, 17e. ise; Costa Piien, Macansar, Iske. a 10! Mexican, 17c, a Te, & 186. ; Ee fe. @ 18e.; Savanilia, 7 ny ors Ave, Stock Ww ato Jason shooks, SZ inch, with, beads, 81 Oa Sl'aBs Se tach. 07.00 #2 68; do. da, 6 eh ook, T5e. 4 80c.; rum do., ¥4; ‘pipe d $2; bo $6 50; empty ny bokbgade, $2 bo; hoops) 14 foot. ‘ordi: x10 pel hoops, 13 feet, do., $33 "a $5 *Conoace wasunchanged. We quote:—Manila (arge and ize), per Ib., I4'ge, @ 15sec. ; do. cordage, bol ee’ P Tra tarred! Waallee Ide.” Sloat ope, 1OSees oD ‘Russia homp, actos thawte ‘ket for spot was quiet but steady. Fa- to-day compare with 219 15-32 0 183 13 21-32 a 1 f116 AISI6 w 13 $.16 ‘a 18 11. ndard of eluwsi ond ure based on American d on cotton in store running in quality not more than ion, Baifie grads so ove or belay 8 vedo auoted :- eat %. Orleans, | Teras. Ordinary Oita 4 O 11-16 9 11-16 Barlet ordinary...... 10 0-16 10 b18 Good ordina: $16 1 3.16 716 iddiing. ss ry. 9 13-16"; strict low ‘middling, 11 716e.; middling, 13 o-10e: To-day. Last Beg. Total. Spot sules were as follows :— Consumption... +. SOL 169 1,020 —For future ‘del jos were as follow: 200 bales ut 7,000 at Tapae:s J \ 5 80) at 13 7.3 Isc. Tio. ry 173%. Mi ar Ad Selbet ‘M0 13 Dele, 1,000 “at TS 175120, BuO 0. 100 wt 13 i 900 wt 1S 1-1 409 at 300 at 19 23-82¢.; November, 100 xt , 2X) “at 13346. ‘Fotal 20,300 bales. total, 12.203 bales, ‘The recoints at the ports were. us 7—Gulveston, 487 "eh y ; Mobile i. Bo , 50, 098 bales. Rit day last, woek, ar, 3,13 Cotton freights closed as follows :—To Hevea, ‘by steam, “Ke, compressed, To Hamburg, by steam, 76g. compromels” To Browen, by stenm, sc.. com- Liverpool, by steam, e wail, Kid w'Ozd, 4 12%, gota, in ilove Oil itciol Gad quiet at ice. per Ib. for small lors, d, Cream tartar was rican und Fronch, and 36. Hbolies—Chioroform and. ether wer t oe. Yor the former and d4c. n te. for the Inter. tondy at 111;c. for refined city wnd 11 %¢¢. tor do. wes am A oe TB gr was ensi Dp, Was quoted at 4: “Shellac was 25 0 $1 we rm At Ue., gold. Buje, Kold, nent at ie, quiet at Oise. @ the. spot, aud 10, to re Oe, wold; Rochelle salts stoady 25, “bulk. and ‘demand at ae eA he 8. Meng for eh ena “Tartarie ge, gold, for erystel, and 40, id was firm at 77c. a 78e., gold. mand at 25 ise, cold: Figastellt was rales was quoted at 200. 4 Ie Ler mgood demand ah toe dice Goriglinne was vory ‘eatce, Cavtionsh am Be” Setlow Teagtich “whe 7 ye nice ws auyted nt $7 htt Smyraw war fina as ‘was qmiet at Uaraway was irm at Camomile Gaye i wo wy Tevontial ile were: frm. | prees, We Foetal ia wy 6 a ig eno 1200 dow. lw do wo de. do. ito de. lwo do. 1900 do Gy) Mich Ce 10) do ae F av oy do. S0i 100 Mil & wo do. 50s do. do. WY 10 do, anu 45 Chi, Ba do.. fg Chit & Al do.. w do. a ngage e 30 do do. ‘400 Han & do. 100 Facut Mo = (200 Mor & Ess 2:90 TO 20-0 shs LS & a 1300 do. but prices were luv Mil 4 8¢ 3 juding State, Western and sont xed ivy do. ations. flour sold to the extent Cor 200 do. 8 70 wo do. and $3 6 We a0 $4.00 1D 5 ow ! Soparting Western, Pls cS REEEA a p Sousnare extra, ee aeeveruaracaae Corn meal, Brand, Corn meal, puncheons. part last evening, at $112 for No. ¥ "15 lor “ungraded, re, B17 for No. 1 ab Chicago, oat 16 for 27 tor No. 2 Milwauikes ins 134 for Nor Tatioute Si df a 8 for No. 2 seurcely enough offerin, but firmor Yor future deliveries, The « bushels at Ze. for no erage, Ts wi We note sules of California Chevalier on private terms, Batley a the extent of 3,000 bushels choice two-rawed 5 We note sates of 8.000 bushels No. 3 tH cash. Chieago, delivered Canad: in June, first ton days, estern, in store, at Rte, Outs were & 44, » SOc. for mixed; —The market for foreign driedWus firm and notive for raleing and iconding to 2e,, according to sixe an necording to quailty. exhorts eltrou, "dried there was a fair demand aud apples, State, quarters, Ago. & We. ; Southern, quarters, Tigo. 8 Sige. 5 . w Me. ; do, taney, | 12 ‘a 198. ey Southern, Ike, Duts were stoady. “Ord $1 30; prime do, $1 50a 81 00; choos. fis ig gtdinary Ricingee $125 o markes firm. We quote:—Apples, selectod winter, por bbl. ias—Chiolee, Pd cy ‘# $4 50; do., good to prime, May pes Sreaw.—There was a better demand for the holders were shipping, at_70e. 1 05, clover at Boe. a 75e. $140; prime to iancy do, en was in ood demand; Bocas Granbevaive HSMP AND Jute, from store a 74 dressed, $190 a $200 for 120 0 ‘$129 for rough; Mani Russia, ‘cl lean, $200 w #10, Kol Wo. single, fate sis for double an a bast; Sissi bem, #8 Hides were dull wud weal gold, four months: 1, HOU Entre Rios ME ITIG and 210 T pace 20 e. gold? ‘Wo note snles ot 1, i bt Buenos rm Tie, @ 190.5 20 18ige.; Corrientes, ai to ‘23 Iba, it Ide. 5 bytes we ere light, and stocks were consid: ably reduced by continued shipments, and ieelgee were steady; shipments were 1,000 bulos. i T8e,; Bastorn, Tic, » 10.1 Be. to 10c.; olds, all growths, 4e. 16 Big, wae irre nial Scoten ply was wtoddy, with wrought was quict, with the market a littl easier iat ah 30,” seoveh“Caltnens, $8: $30; Eglinton, we Glongarnock ed; tails, stool, e per tunt doe ro . Bde. 5 ‘a 25.5 good damaged Buenos Ayres, & Yue, ; do. California, 208. a 21e,; do. common bide’ 206 Z1e.; poor damayed common hide. Ite, n 1Sc. 1e ere A ute ans wold ut aucti¢ | ix the ouly company that rents salox and vaults to o ig market tor spirits turpentine was We note sale of 75 bbls. at 37e. was quiet, but steady. | We quote:—Svirite wurpentine asin, xood strained, §1 A) n $1 83; lower and unsettled, Washington, $2 10; Wintagten were 1 mington, $1 i. rappin mane quiet and unchanged. ‘S5e.; Southern yellow, . 3s yo ‘Os; sperm, grode, $1 Su; | ; | io H "phitadelphia,” “id Aaviges trom the Crock were. as follows:—ON City” sons: tive and watying doclined to. $1 D1 shipment offered at A rs TL SO: siege Marl aide, Sh SI4G a rie? thr puckag york market, was quiet vod inominall 44 bales. Total since September 1, | ady, with s 0 skied shoulders. at ‘Wa i, 12 Ibe. uveray bl ed HKD Pre h beliton we 12 Se. w I: vt 1: pickled do. at 12ige. a eduil a grit sales: within the ran; | 1os¢e. for shoulders, ‘The \ | Qniot and. nominally uch 9 sales were 7,00 B871g a $13 V0 for Ja as E ba aH was In poo! demand at late prices. ny those Inst quoted. lation) at previous qui for bbls. and 313;c, for boxes, Qainine was | | active ‘at $2 20, Blue ‘viitiol wax | Regetes Samay caver, Todtae' potash wes tn vheree | mand ang 32 1. } oid? too high choice scares, marchnsed by te Jocal rads wh Wit ing in barge demand, natn aceumulato, and holders aro obtaining advance erceen trict), equal i grates om ul with tam es eon nl goon are Loutiena, tuie to bye Sis, a Me 5 Rangoon, The. 0 Thee. COIN: Rangoon, Aretrew was dall at He, currency Sreauine wus dull and Tie. for prime Wo note sales ot Ise gs and. cn as Moxlean st prices, ranging from Se. nd ws a ‘ene nich ts int w is the We quote:—Pair vefalog ind igen Pry Sucan.—The market for raw was frm, Kt wid daring the year, bo: Tasses, bhids, and boxes, HN ceun ts—42 hhds. and 8 bbie. has. ie | wera shade firmer; 100 hhds. prime sold ut Oe, and 190,009 | m bat unchanged, witty bo Ne “he mprket was fem Ted Patera ber Tonal no 79: terme, Be 148s «86 WT. rate (eras; sales of se 1a enses crop wear at 405: 160 eaaes do. 6 ‘sh caves Obl, eco 1873, tt cy Ee Terops. 174 end. 1673, 08 eM nts Hecnipig tt 08 and (0 do. The _ wi A what better rket to exporters, = Si ordinary, 10%;e. ports coastwise, 1. Cotton qu ry, 10% re constwise, 1201) Balemy Mower, Apri 12, 1670, Cotton irregular; middting, wt Sey Ged etna tie, Mek wectinta, 108 balan, tea Goastwise, 97. Sules, 1,000, Stock, 40,760, _ Ravana Apel 13, 1876. Cotton low middling, 11 Me. ; good ordinary, ‘4c. pts, 74 bales; gr ¢ Ex ports eosatwise, 1,027 Balen, 7. Stock, CHARLesrox, April 13, 1876. Cotton quiet; midal ng. 12%. 0 1 low middlin, Ke. a 12340.) g0 . 11Me. "Net receipis, 3 balss. ‘haports coustwise Sales, Stock, 16,584, Borvato, April 13, 1878. Recoipte—Flour, 6,700 bubs: wheat, 42.000) bush 89,000) do. toate, 10,000 do, : barley, 12.500 do." Shipment Flour, 3:0 bola; whent, rie TMs Gushela; coro. $7000 a0 Flour quiet and un= wales uf 4 ite ey a iuard duilay Ide." nomlually #1 11 for eity made. Flour stead: on firm, Wheat No. 2 Chicugo June: was sold at, § ted, 8 os ry $13 60, June, cloar rib si steady wt $1 bushels; 40, cash; Bi ser: 4540. «48%, May Galt at o. euss 330" Maye Park ashade blchere 62 20, May; $22 45 4 $22 47}g, June. Lard tirm and unchanged. PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Puovipence, Avril 7% 1876, Printing cloths unchanged. EUROPEAN MARKET. Loxpow Propuck Manxxr—Loxpox, April ‘3—Evene Hops, £3 10s, « £4 for Wisconsin aid £4 10s. £5 lor York State, Them ops is quiet, aud demand for European fairly good. + FINANCIAL, “{ UGUST BELMONT & Bankers, 19 and'2 inatio Travellers’ Crodita, available in all paris of the world, * Messrs DE ROTISCHILD und thelr correspondents. Also Commercial Credits and Telegraphic Transfers of Money on California and Burop pss Re Laid eel oe eS ENS A. J. & W, SELIGMAN & Co., 26 Broad st., Now York, e Letters. of i payable in acy part of Europe, Asia, Al America. Draw Bills of Exchange and make telegraphic transfers of _money to Europe and Calffornia, ITY co company, doing businens it ‘or Massuchusetts, can moot with ¢ , in strictest confidence, a “xtock of a Life this State, Coune purchaser ct add: Attorneys, Herald otic mako for customers desirable in macnn iy stocks of a legitimate charactor. whte pay from five to¢wenty mes, tho aun iy thirty days. Stocks boughtJand carried as on ‘or desired 08 deposit of three to tive por ceut. Circulars and weekly reports sent tro A’ BEA A ane —— iL dowment Insurance Policies, Mortg deenrition; insurance of all, Kinds effocted wit putios. J. BRL 1 Anke .« Walt st Gold and Privi- * Jeges, on on @ margin re 5 per cont ahow book on stuck speculation mallod tree to any address, Cail or send for a ane iy: SPECULATIONS CON. the linntted thablttey plan; small or laree tod in stock privileges showing profits every Call or write for 72 page book and Wall 5 JOUN MCKLANG # OO. Bankers and Brokers, 72 Broadway, Y¥ E HIBITORS AND vist 1B CENTENNIAL SA located in the een aisle of th muti Kxbibition buildin, hibitors of takes charge of valuables for vistors at the Ex. hibition, having been grauted the exclusive concession by United States Centennial Commis: For particulars address ¥.4 tIML Managers, 801 Chee . BURLEY, Secretary, 152 Souib 4th * ‘OuN SPI ROE, NO. 5 PINE ST, WAS MONEY TC ivan at the lowost rates on city’ and Brooklyn real estate. U0} reer pvort, Mt tines UNDS TO INVEST ON BOND on Road Property (interest and bonds) ZAK, Notary, 56 Bond st., wander tht DE. aya ING TELEGRAM MOST VALUABLE AND CHEAPKST DVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE CITY. FOR RATES. OFFICE NO. 2 AN pecs FUNDS 10 IOAN—ON BOND AND MORE ‘gage, on New York and Brooklyn city Improved proner> ty, in sums to suit; large louns u spocialtye Address box 4,900 Post office. 10 LOAN—$390,000 ON FIRST CLASS rebaoree ait ‘at 6 per cent for three yeurs. ‘BILLS, Pine st. —$1,00), ON BEC! XD MORTGAGE, FIRSP 24 Wost Houston st., trom WANTED—ON BEEKMAN STREET ; $10. 000, adroperiy, at present renting fo) Bh ray ta worth 840,000: wil * $10 50 “TO LOAN—FIVE YEARS 9) cent intorest; also other vate Residences. HYAT S175. 000 walt: tee large B to “sine aN & MERSEREA ane ICAL DROGOINT, WiTIE as partner in the retail drug busi ‘ont office, Bi GOOD INCOME 18 OFFERED Tu ANYONE WItiL out changing position: easy work and very productive} instroctions forwaried in & senlod. unstamped oavelone, particulars repaid, aizect to Mr. LUUL PERME ROUTING DUMESNILe w Flora (ore); Franco, Inclose an aidrewsed ony elope. “CCIDENTS ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE WITH: Rhind’s 3 ft, caunot bo led ¥O Honcthe aictiion ta on vod business where he ean invest hy sxemnilonel reletenses exchanged Herald Uptown Branch a ie BUSINESS MAN WISHKS TO INVEST ABO! 82,00) in a gvod paying and legitimate ae fall prtlculaes only considered. “Addrom J. L. 7., box 2.80 ‘owt otties. . A® AMERICAN WINE COMPANY WANT A COMPE. tent man to take omg 2 charge ot their business and te ¢ $3,000 to $5,000; salary aecord uence. For an interview addres bol sdvanee frovm thus to Mee ABLE -ANTNER WANTED—IN ASAPH Trereuntlie cash, business, fering unusatt lnduess juents a6 the present time; any one wishing permanent and unexee; usiuess cannot secure # more desirable op- bephiacts) ‘fate W West 29th at. Broadway, VENTENNIAL SPAUK Sk WANTED, PARTY with few hundred dollars legitimate business ‘that will net $20,000 or more during cxbibition, Addrox@ INVESTMENT, box 100 Herald office. wi tock, of jords Btore, ia in contral New York’ grow usa growipg cash trade; heeded; terms favorable y reaxous ont teoteir Sane Actress Tock bos 85 Cobleskill Post ek New leeatlon; rald offic suilind en ERSHIP TIC! duce xchange. | Laquice oD Bree’ Country row and West st., West Washington Market, 6 ACKKS, ALL f working, der- nt to transports. 1,000, Apply 0 DAR aa wanes 2 DINING ROOM, BEST Piieciiion inte sad on, teocer ou Fo quired, GEORGE W. Ste . 820 und $22 Browdway. PArNHT WANTED—IN FIRST Chass SOMES box 105 Herald office. vite LE riens BENT | IN A in 70 “LAWy ry RowEE Isement of April 12 for a rere tho wroi te will wel Ki, box 110 Heratd o a MAKERS AND JEWBLLERS.—POR SALi Stock and Fixtures of above business, on the best ue In the city, one ‘27 years established ; very little Foquired. Apply st No, 16 0th av., New ¥ x TED =A SPECIAL Of ACTIVE | can ith $5,090 to 810,00), in Rik business, se aewosiated with ry oo mee | eis piclorred. Adurose DitY ‘Goobs, box ia \ ANTED. ENER IN ABLISHED EX- ‘Prone taclanes aw, aM. I, Te ‘West doth st, a) KN Taya. $10 FOR A an Oss LeavING UiTt, Hetaid ofies. ¥3 750. -! A, noo LANCR CREST AVANT AND ‘Roomy cost this Seah dortan say. Ingeire of a! LACK, FAN Os Malden $2.000 82,72 Se amg Ness; state nature treulnrs; no agents. Address & U., box $3. 000 rat “HALE, CAG pe: Fyrtin Gren 4h poling interview. Ne 4 Sit a ae a Pes