The New York Herald Newspaper, April 19, 1876, Page 5

“FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Stocks Barely Steady and the _ Market Fluctuating. GOLD 1181-8 A 118. Money on Call Loans 3 and 4 Per Cent— Government and Railway Bonds Quiet— Investments Generally Firm. —_—--—— ‘Watt Street. Mospay, April 18—6 P. M. “The banners for Miss Montmorence,”’ exclaims the Pingmaster of the circus, addressing the clown. Mr. Merryman quictly laughs in his sleeve of motley, for he knows that scion of the ducal house is only plain Jape Smith, of Baxter street, and that the banners are & delusion and a snare, Jay Gould for a day or two past has been humbugging the market with his clown’ visage of carmine and bismath, and he has been flaunting dlood-colored banners to excite apathetic bulls. In a measure he has succeeded, for the market, ‘with an occasional surge and set back, bas closed at an advance on the lowest prices of the day. Thero was a decline in the speculative list in early hours, Lake Shore falling from 56% to 6644, Western Union from 667; to 664; and Pacific Mail from 19% to 18. This, the dullest:moment of the show, was quickly suoceeded by J flourish of trumpets, which woke a sleeping market from its somnolency and started, it on the road to higher figures, So Pacific Mail was pushed up to 19%, Western Union to 677, and Lake Shore to 663;. These figures marked the best prices of the day, while a decline of 34 point or so registered quotations atthe conclusion of business, Beyond the sea-saw process we bave mentioned there was nothing noticeable in the market, Gould and Twenty-third street were at times both buyers and sellers, but there appeared to be no concert of action mer any definite plan of operations. Speculators picked up profits, independently, whenever thoy offered, as one docs birds in English stubble shooting, when beaters and battue are at adiscount. Hence the see-saw process wo bavo alluded to—a deploting Process to sinall bulls and bears, who, under its in- fluence, day by day, draw nearer tho time when, hike she maiden in the ballad, they. may have ‘“‘to sell their bed and lic in the straw.’” Erie was firm on reports of steadiness on the other sido, for the Scottish Commissioners, once again in reach of their beloved Killicrankie, take a more hopeful view of broad gauge prospects and solace themselves with the knowledge that if some bad investments were made in the Yankee railway the money so placed had been easily earned from the sales of Dundeo manufactures during the Yankee war, Apart from the speculatives the Exchange was feature- Jess, opening with the crack and fiz of a bottle of Widow: Cliquot’s premiere and ending as flat and vapid as a na- tive imitation. ‘THE SALES TO-DAY, The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day Aggregated 135,000 shares, which wero distributed among active stocks as follows:— New York Central and Hudson, 795; Eri, 9,050; Lake Shoro, 33,570; Northwestern, 800; do. pre- ferred, 100; Rock Island, 1,225; Pacific Mail, 32,7 St. Paul, 3,800; do. proferred, 3,900; Ohios, 1,300; Wes! ern Union, 34,700; Wabash, 300; Union Pacific, 1,300 C.,C. and I. C., 200; Panama, 400; Michigan Central, 7,300; Kangas and Texas, 900. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWMST PRICES. Tho following table shows tho opening, highest and lowest prices of the ae New York Central. hs te ne 112 Ha 13814 oO rd 15% 5635 5534 25% 2h 40% 4035 Northwestern preferred. 6045 6035 Rock Island. 104 10335 idk ana 36, Paul wos 30 |. 4 a wih and 8 Paul pref... 65% Dhio and Mississippi 7 New Jersey Central . 14 10044 Del., Lack. and Western. 1445 13% Western Union 67 6635 Atlantic and Pas 1 4 Paeitic Mail. 194 1814 Payal 138 128 Quickeitve uickaiiver ot. Pir tand tt Pee PP eRe ree eee ae 104 je. ‘30% » 89%, Missouri Pac... ADVANCK AND DECLINE. * ‘The following are the changes in closing prices com- parod with those of yesterday :—~ Sa Set Put! Apvance.—C., ©. and 1. C., forse Erie, Ee id St. Joseph, %; do. preferred, irlem, 4% 44; Produ: Northwestern’ ommnon, 3 do, preferred, cers’ and Petroleum, \; Panama, (; St. Paul pre- ferred, %; ; Union Pacific, 4; ‘Weiter | ‘Bion Telegraph, Mee sone Pacific Mail, 34; Missouri Pacific, Michigan Ceutral, $5; Lake Shore, %; Minois Con. Et Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, '{; Atlan- ue "Pacific Telegraph, 44. STATIONARY. ~S re Pacific preferred, Now York Central, €. and L, New Jersey Central Ginlo‘and Miasicsipbl, Quicksilver, Nock Island, 8. Pa — Wabash. ‘THE MONEY MARKET. Money on call loans was supplied at 3 and 4 per cent at the close. Discounts remaim unchanged at 43; and 6 per cent. The following were the rates of exchange | on New York at the undermentioned cities to-day :— Savannah unchanged; Charleston par, 3-16 a % pre- mium; New Orleans, commercial, 1.3% premium, bank, 44 premium; Cincinnati firm, 75 to 100 premiam, and Bb. Louis, 75 to 100 premii Sterling exchange is firm and alittle more active shan this morning. Prime asking rates, 4.87} and 1.90; welling rates, 4.864 @ 487 and 4.801; 0 4.802;; | teichmarks, 95% a 95% and 96 a 961%; cables, 963; a 063; prime Paris, 5.16 @ 6.1534. TIE GOLD MARKET. Gold ovened at 11334 and closed at 113, all the sales of the day having been at those figares. The carrying rates were 3, 2}4,2 and 1}4 percent’ Loans were also made flat. The steamship Wilmington, for Havana, to- day takes’ out $106,000 gold coin, of which $100,000 is Spanish and $5,000 American gold coin. Tho steam- ship Amerique, which sails for Europe to-day, takes | at $42,000 silver bars. The specie engagements for jarope to-morrow are $300,000 gold coln. OPERATIONS OF THR GOLD RXCHANGE BANK. Geld balances... $745,816 Currency balane 846,506 Gross clearances « 22,551,000 The coinage of trade dollars at the San Francisco mint has not been suspended, as reported. THs UNITED STATES TREASURY. ‘The regular payments to the public for fractional cur- rency will begin on Thursday, regulations to this offect having been prepared. It is’ expected there will be a beavy demard’for coin for the first few days. The As- sistant Treasurer w-day paid out $11,000 on account of interest and $14,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds, Revenue receipts to day, $230,000; customs reseipts, $500,000. Bank notes received, $650,000. GOVERNMENT DONDS. Government bonds closed steady at the following United States currency sixes, 126% a Lib; do do, 1881, registered, 121 = 121%; do, fo, dm, coupon, 121% a 122; do eo, 1865, fegistered, 11435 @ 115; do. do., do, compon, 117% a UTX: do, do, do., now, Fogistered, 118% 0 118% ; do, 513,810 | do., do., Sap 3} do. do, RIES) rogis- tered, 120g a 120% ; do. do., do., coupon, 1203 a 120% ; do. do, 1868, registered, 122 122%; do. do., do., coupon, 122 a 12235; do, ten-forties, registered, 116% a 117; do. do, coupon, 117% a 118%; do. fives, 1881, registered, 1163 21163; do, do., do., coupon, UTM a 117%. PRODUCE ExPonKrs. The exports of produce from this port for the week ending to-day were $5,069,395, against $5,616,840 for the corresponding week in 1875 and $4,309,253 in 1874. ‘The total exports of produce from the port since Janu- ary 1, this year, were $74,406,347, against $72,360,- 258 for the corresponding period in 1875, and $83,333,- 712 in 1874, THE FORRIGN MARKET. London advices report consols strong and higher, and United States bonds % a \ per cent lower as com- pared with the closing quotations of Saturday. Eric ranged between 143g and 145%; £218,000 sterling went into the Bank of England on balance to-day. The fol- lowing are five P. M. quotations:—Consols for money, 94%; consols for account, 94%; five-twenty bonds of 1865 (old), 10314 a 103%; do. bonds of 1867, 10834 9 10844; ten-forty bonds, 105% 2106; new fives, 105; Eric common shares, 143% a 14%; Erie preferred, 253;. Rentes 1n Paris are firmer at 66.3234. In Frankfort the United States funded loan is quoted at 1013. STATE BONDS. In State bonds the dealings were small. Virginia consolidated, second series, sold at do; Tennessee new at 41, new series at 41/4, and North Carolina old, Jan- uary and July, at 16. BANK SHARES. Bank shares were dull, the transactions being con- fined to Market at 114, anc Merchants’ at 118, RAILROAD BONDS. Railroad bonds continue quict and without special feature. The principal dealings were ia the Pacific is- sues and Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds. The former sold at 10415 a 104% for Union firsts, 91a 9134 for do, sinking funds, 105% a 106 for Centrals and 95% 2.95% for Westerns. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold coupons sold at 91% a 92, Hannibal and St. Joseph convertible advanced to 73, Erte second sold at 10134, do. fifth at 103%, Morris and Essex consolidated firsts at 10834 and do. sevens of 1871 at 107. Fort Wayne firsts brought 117% and New Jersey Central frats, new, 113. Morris and Essex sev- ens of 1871 rose to 1073¢ and Western Pacifics to 96. Union Pacific land grants fell off to 9834. Toledo and Wabash second declined from 623 to 62. ‘The following are the closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds :— Union firsts.. Union land grants. Sinking Funds. Centrals.... + 103% to 106 + MBigto 98% 9% to 91 10554 to 1057 RAILROAD EARNINGS, ‘The following are the carnings of the St. Louis, Kan- sas Clty and Northern Railway Company:— For the first two weeks in April Tho following is the report of the carnings of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Company during the second week in April: Tnerease,..... sereseress eres From April 1 to 14 (two weeks) Increase......++++sere+ $9,520 The following shows the earnings of the Pacific Rail- road of Missouri :— 1876—January 1 to April 1. 1875—January 1 to April. $900,223 $202,614 $62,608 63,367 $759 Increase 1876........ 1876—First week in April 1875—First week in April Decrease 1876. INVESTMENT SECURITIES, Investment securities wore more active, Dela ware and Hudson -Caual sold et 115; New York Cen- tral, 1124; 0 112 a 111%; Panama, 128; Illinois Cen- tral, 983, a 984;; New Jersey Central, 100% 21008 100! a 10034; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 114; 9 1144 011454 a 113%, Rock Island, 10 a 103% a 104; Chicago, Burlington and Quincey, 119; Pitts- burg and Kort Wayne, 102 a 102%f a 102; Harlem, 139 a 1384; Producers and Petroleum Company, 1095; Wells, Fargo Express, 86}; United States, 72%; American, 605;. PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. ‘The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o'clock this day :— lsked. City sixes, old. 106'¢ 108% United Companies of New Jersey... 1374 Pennsylvania Railroad. ... 55 555 Philadelpbia and Reading Railroad. “ 45s5 Lehigh Valley Railroad... 61 61 Catawissa Railroad proferred. ae 45 Philadeiphia and Erie Raiiroad, 19% 19% Northern Central Railroad os 85% 3535 Lehigh Navigation... 8% «48% Lehigh Navigation, gold i my MIXING NEWS. The product of four mines on the Comstock lode during the month of March was gver $4,700,000 in bull- jon, about one-half of which was gold, The new stock of the Imperial Mining Company has been issued in exchange for the old stock at the rate of three shares for one, ‘The Sutro Tunnel is 12,740 feet long. The price at which trade dollars sold in san Francisco last week was 92}, gold. Allthe “big bonanza” mines are now working to thoir full capacity. Their product is said to be limited only by their hoisting and milling facilities, The fol- lowing shows the daily capacity of tho mills assigned to each mine:— Tons, Consolidated Virginia, . 680 Calitoras + 300 Ophir. Total . ‘The Mariposa Taunel 19 1,410 feet long. The lode has been explored for some 600 feet and found to contain ore yielding from $1 to $30 perton. Further explora- tion has been stopped, and a double track crossout is to be run into the ore body. MEMORANDA, The treasurer's report of the New York Gold Ex- change shows receipts for the six months ending March 81 of $23,679 25, and disbursements for the samo period’ of $17,982 83, leaving a balance on hand | $1 of $131,863 75. On account of the District of Columbia 3.65 bonds $170,000 interest was paid to-day, ‘A despatch from Chicago says:—“The trains on the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad, whieh hav been obstructed by @ heavy land slide at Iowa City, | have resamed trips,” NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Terspay, April 18, 1876, BEFORE CALL—10 AL M. C00 Va Oe co2d 8. 40 400 she Bi "1000 North dio’. 3% 100 dn. Fd wraiech AK Ute 103% 109 do 55, pone Un Tet he do. Sw! 100 Han 8 88 1 7 500 Ld aMS 61 ao. Gf 19, & be 300 Mi se FREE.-68 40 1700 56 do, 2 fe Soom ase P pe.) Oe eo 1050 ne Mall 99 19% 1200 do. Be ie So B 56: 1909 do. 56 1200 do. rts 1200 do. 2505 do. 10 do. 56! Peg z nm Hit, 100) 15% ie ity 154 100 Ohio 7 13 500 do. 1 55%, 200 do 55% 10 do. ie 10:15 AND 190 4. M. 10000 U 8 6's, @, "81. 1a § US 5's 1791.08 11 noe # s 1.00 Us 8 i $1000 N 00) Lenn & NEW YORK HERALD, 800d 200 UnPac tl G0 Erie RR. 00d. 2000 Un Pe 20000 Un. ple & Wal ‘Toon West Ue, wo Polar G 300 wens? Fargo Ex. 15, U & Bxpress. 10 Amer Lx. 100 do. 300 Chi & RT 60 Mich Cen Sun Fee Mail cs bh te do i do. 54 Fs x do: do 6 ca bel fr, ‘“ SESESSSESSSSS, : ey 5 iF -se2e8Sa3 my = ned ry 3 33. fz meet ae Seee 19% Oe 19, 100 Pac RR of Mo: 19% bDASCRKde 70 1 fone ea RR..be 17% ‘800 Mo, Kana Tex 500 Ls &MS ER. .0d 100 do. 10000 U 85-20, 6, "68... 40000 U8 5's, ¢, "81, SKCOND BOARD—I P.M, 3 1000 shs Pac Mail 88... . 102 S00Erie RR, BS . 10825 “be bo 66 20 Del, ew RR on RK. Mop, re 1a RR. IsSiLiTMe Siew: Sox, COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON FUTURES CHANGED—OORN EASIER—OATS THE SPOT QUIET BUT UNCHANGED— STEADY—FLOUR QUIET—WHEAT UN- STEADY— WHISKEY STEADY—PORK DULL AND NOMI- NAL—LARD EASIER—PETROLEUM FIRMER— SPIRITS TURPENTINE QUIET—-ROSIN QUIET— O18 QUIET—FREIGHTS QUIET — COFFEE QUIET—SUGAR STEADY. The trade ‘Change. Tvespay, April 18—6 P. M. movement was slow, nally the same. Wheat was without decided change, although holders tried to do a little better. easier, though fairly active. Oats were steady. key was steady. was easier. Coffee was qu Petroleum was a shade firmer in tone, Asus were 7c, for pearls, ANTIMONY Ww! Corn was Whis- Pork was dull and nominal, Lard Freights were quict. Cotton was quiet, t, Naval stores wore quict, Oils were quie Sugar was steady. quist at S4e. @ Sige. for pots and, nominally, as firm at 16gc, a 1630. Bexswax was firm at S5ige. @ Se. fur Western and 370, for Southern : 2,000 Ibs. Southern sold at 37c. Broom Conn was dull and moto or less nominal. We quote :—Red, green, Tige. @ Canpuxs we patent, Macy’ 4ige. a Ge.; red tipped, Se. a 6c.; medium Be. ; choice green hur! and brush, 9¢. ale, re steaay. Wo quote :—Sperm, 20c.; sperm, 8, 98¢,; stearic, R. Mitchell & Co.'s (16 on), Qe. m 28¢.; adamantine (12, 14, 16 on), 12%0. & 170; paraffine (4's, Corren.—The market for Brazis was still quiet. note sale of fancy, Mild cargoes, 15%¢. 18¢. @ 18ige.; @s and 12's), 20¢. a 21¢, We 554 bags Rio, ex-Hevelius, at 19%¢. for coffee was quiet. We quote:—Ordinary & 166. ; fair do., I7e. a 17340: good do,, trime do., 18!g¢. « 18%e.; extreme range for lots, 1520. @ 10je.; Santos, fair to good, 17}gc, 0 18c., gold, ninety da; fava, government bags, 2zc. a Soy do., grass mats, Z2e."n 25e.; Singapore, do., 18igc. o Meylon, 17}ge. a ie, ; Maracaibo, 1640. a 19. ; ho quayra, Tae 8 13s i iamalen. whee, in 3 Thingo, 16." 1S}ge. ; Porto Heo, 170. @ 18e.; tn ites, lie. anil, Matisaare 18 tases a ig Mex var 17e, Re. yee a Ie; Ea . alse, ‘Bovarilta, Ge. Ti en tie 8 al tesene. shoe hooks azine ht etc 1,002 82'Sss russe hi 3 re Ck, do., do, fy ors nea ‘bo hoops PF ne Soe ty : 14 foe ‘$10; hoops, 12 opt 85's 855 3-32 0 13) Dee...... ns ne are based on American standard of Fair 1 —stained—Good ordi, low mi 10 15-184. ; Spot sales —For tute aiter two P. —— 14 Sle J) 9-382e., 1S 13. 16e.¢ Auras, 100 at 19-31-820., 100 october, 1 but drm, with sales of 200,000 ibs. e. jet and unehan: We quote Manila ir Ib., 1459c, & 15k. ; do, cordage, od 4c, Hisal rape, a In quality not more th: bE oe one an ordinary, ling, 12 5-160. as follows. 15, Oe .-o Yow et Sales i We Sree | May. 900 On 700 at 13 1 1105 at 1 both on and off | Flour was still quict, but prices were nomi- Cotton freights closed as follows:—To com it |e reimen, hy steam, yc. i by Ait Mao UGS, in, we bend, ona al | mall Lots, € siendy 08 37s, Noc.. dell, 1OF Ai wweered | ed at we i wi som salts were in fair Gamand 9 2e, Argols wet Rertan to quality, Cansia buds were vusier: root 9c. steady Gentian root, for whole, and soap—Vonti white was auoted at 16) mottled at 10c., gold; Roche! and pitt fOr ria. was quiet at ste. de, ‘demand At Boe. w280,, cold. ‘at 40c. Soca Tie, Saffron wi a $12 for Spanish. wioundland and &2 Fanging trom Ste. to St lu, | Aloes~ 11g, tor contum ana acon: benbane and a2 Mt Blac. w4%4c., gold, tor white forred do. Seeds worn auiet Galitornia, 7 # lide, @ 12},0, ‘was scxree and firmly held and 15e. tor G a do, do, 108 axpys Jalup was quoted wel stoauy at Ide. a Basentyel vis were the Jomon, Sanderson's, $' on) anise, 81 75, all cold oll caraway. st ton, $2 18¢ oll cltronelln, 7 do, do, (Mitcham), $14 50 tergteen, il sassafras, incluxiv 81 15 tor ore . Carborate ammonia ‘We quon fogilah cheuicals wees Bros ive, ae pon eed er thao. nd Lug sales 'e quote :—Soda as! sal soda, Ize, a 13,0. carbonate so s Bee. ‘ourrene: key quint: Bank do... $4 50 a 1874 was ho decided chinge in prices, The To Homburg, ane | vole ane hg | in voxes. Alcohol ca—Chloroform and ether were ‘steady at } quiet at 6'sc, a Jo, Gambler was ‘Sumac waa fivin 28e, a Sz\¢., pol je mall Guzelina was quoted od domaud at 40 iano was Very sci “ in moderate demand «+ r 25 for roxe. Arsenic was in radoved, and 10, @, 1its. ret y Sussatras bark quiet at He, Squills were auiot at Ie, Lavender lowers wero quiet as Wige.. Valerian root was quoted as 2c. for, inxuist man. Albumen was steady at doe. a 7Uc. Sarsuparilla was yy i jondaras common at Bac. a ¢., gold; Mexican, ise. Tie a 19c:, Zold.” Gum dainarwas qulo alse. Gamboxe was quoted at Oc, Assatatiaa was Olt boreat ¢ Thmsen’s finest oll, roso, $6 3755: 424;: 100 koxs bicard soaa at old, nnd SU casks is nt 1d da. at $4 75 an Boece Mockesel were cacbangod nnd aileh 3 Hing were dull; 130 bole, Halifax round sold at 4; box hers Hing were quiet, We quote :—George’s cod, &5 25 a $8; Grand %: new George's, Ba a tis né F¥e, 400 The market Havre, by steam, ‘compre: Liverpool. by at BF 1235, firs. | | gota. panera ‘Oil vitriol was | Gilet at $17 pry {or large tots nad 20. n 2460. 3, Sa Soc eeunee ES ite. for the latter. Borax ee itige for reiued city and, 11ge. ria, Baisam tolu was firm at $2 25 Burgundy pitch was frm at Manoa, new crop, uoted at 420. 4c. for small, $105 a $1 1G for Large atid 3p, for Rus- Sian cantharides were qu 1 25 9 $190. Shellac was fuled at does, gold. for’ Ds Ge, ander wold, for winaliehe | Divi divi “was very rearee and Arn at (885, per ton. | Cuteh was quiet at Ge, gold. Prussinte potash was quiet at 2g, a 0c. as to quality. iichramate pounsh was dull @t152¢¢. Sal ammoniac was dull at 103¢., cold. Irish moss rm at vc. gold, ‘quoted at 45c.. a Sie, Colombo fered. | ae. for. po at PoXe: for pbis. and 31sec, for boxes Quinine was aetive $2 20 Kine ge ae steady at Siic. Morphine was xctivo at $410, lodide n was in fare do- mana abd stonay’ 25 Duke and 8235. be L Alum —La in tair ‘demand at 2%o a Chlorate ‘potash “war in tnir demand: “quoted” at Spanish solid was i was quis B2e, Large T&S. small was miso ‘Cuctlonsh, cuperce rm at age, azho, for root was Cod liver oll was in iair demand "2 10 for Norwe- Dew Cape were sent and trmly M4o,” Ginger was firm at 2130. tor hed.’ Krgot was weak, at ‘Quicksilver’ was auoted at “Ove. w. "Oe. Leaves were qu but steady: quoted at 0c. for ite, i demand Sige. flowers ruled quit at for’ Roman, Giy- corine was, in fale domand avd firay ne Ae. a sige. Swot marjoram was quiet at 22c. Urry rout was a 2%ec., according to quatity. ‘once veans 1 (90 for Angostura, Althea — root was at We. fur white cut and 250, | Gum “Arabic. was quoted at Le. for Primbs-tecte “dnd. he ioe eeeed as Auuehtere’ bee for was uuiet at 14},c., mor, Bt: oil 0 8 £3 904 oll cro a $2; 4 Te. nil cloves, 38 20 4 "ss 25 oilwin- fe. Oe. 4 Ge. $3.20; “ol oll veclg 83 «85 90. all currency? oll of bay, $18 und 825, were’ 25 tons sal 50 tons 48 pe ching powder ih, ordinary 40 Kood ‘caustic voda, dae 5c. all | gold; Diewebine e soda, John 8 of 8,700 Ibs, 8." Shore $17, mackerel. No. 1, $26 0 $28; do., iol Box berring. No. 1, 18¢. 0 20c. 2; ge. barrelled . Portland. $4 50 0 $5 75, 11,800 bbls; wheat, and 540 sacks; oats, do. ; barloy. 1,874 was dull, but there solos were 16, bbis., including State, Western and Southern, at the an- nexed quotations. Rye flour sold to the ‘5U a $5 25 for fine to superfine, Minnevot: ; Rouud hoop Uhio, shipping brands Round hoop Ohio, trade brandi for No. 3 in stor fi 20. agi 2644 for pa 1, $1 18 for no ih ie witter, for rejected xprinj ng aud $114 a firmer. About 1 Bouthicen white, ney bushels at $1 13 for Nov t be mixed, 46e. for Western mixed in sto graded und 48ie. a Site, for whi o. sales of 1U,000 bushels Can ¥ a een narket let, bat Box, #2 67 por box, ad Be per Trail suitana museatel woken seedless ain 2 8 1de., code to wize and quality. Gazer, according to quailty. Tikes. for drums; 123g6. for layers. oe Ghgc. apples, Stat Southern, ries, 190. Plaun $1 50; prime do., $1 | ordinary ‘Wilmingisn. 8 170 8 $1 80. Dome: cm. Wo, uote;—Appl $38 xed, Bog Cranbeinies~Cholee, $5 75 a $4 50; Par Te selected = let ¥ as Brnaw wore hy it ont do. 90e. diner sane ony was quiet. and nominal, We qu 7 $210, gold sduaiinns 8275 Teney; juto butts, e., cash ; Sisal hemp, fatle, 8c. a Ge., utd. Hixs were dull and unsettled. city wanghters, 2.200 dry Californi 500) ary Texas dow. 100 dry Texts, | do, and Go Momtersy, all on private 1 | Buenos Ayres, 20°'to 24 | 24 to 28 Ths.” 190, iw Due; | Ibe, 1alge.s Corriente 21 to 20 to $2 Ibe, 1 jornin, 21.00" 23 Central 21 Ws. 37. "so f ty slaughter. 98, 60 vo 0 Sse, enrrency, irket way 13e. a IMe. | Raworienn rit forge. $18 Sa) sar '5U; glinton, ste LEAD wi lo, 22. Be. do. Califor, 8c. & BAe. ; 22e, 9 20.; good damaged ‘Buenos A; California, 4 ‘common damazed comm 3 a 8 Se. 5 Bitiah Islands x VAL Srones.—The market for With Bal 100 the ulet, Bales bs e yiote: ta Surpentine, mon strained, $1 80; ae ‘erlngee. w were us tollo bbls, nt 500” bbl fae Awd ke Te. ; cues 6, BA 0 a “s 40; Ste Tleashed tl ek atheel Bai were es follows On oi auth: | United, shipment, $2 10, pales, $1 Wo, Outside, $1 4 as 10 wareabout Th 15,000 bashala, ag G1 12 8 #1 14 for ‘ungraded spring, 2 Milwaukee in storo, Topelpes allont, $1.36 $1 37 fur Nos ter #1 49 a $148 for white, $1 13 20 for mixed, (O40 bushels Western sold at Se., it store, lc; wore stondy, with sales of 35,000 bashels, nt 460. . die, fot Now For according via aud Bosnia Domestic dried was stead: 0.3 di but qniet, at $6 40 gold for domestic. Exatiten—Thé demaud for hemlock sole remained ren & 220. oom ide) Buea Ze: Mo.asses.—-The mares ‘or a Now Orleans was steady and ‘sie * 10: Writsngton, 84 Sd a $210. “advices a) ty a * pe extent of 300 bbls, Corn meal was quiet, 1s of about 500 bbls, at $8 60 for Brandywine, We ISESSE BE ee SISESERE Fereseenee RSSICON MOD = Rye was in May, at $1 02 Hed was aero oq Vaiencin ‘rai rd ihern, Le. 6 2h tet werequee’ We e quote <drdinary Virgin. $i 23's eboies do., $1 70 8175; prime to {ancy je '«reen was in demand. and winter, per bbi., 4 $2 75; da., common, $2 do., good to prime, hipp! Brus, “enerss Gin 8 Toa, Straw—-Leantye, Wve. 8 8h 00; Jute bets were quict ericun drossed, $1 Kuld; jute, Aye. « Die., eur- Adnc. w 4360., gold: 250 California Kips, 1317 wet, salted erms. We quo 196. Amérieuds 15. 10 a ee * Wiscon: ‘poor ie. Tin’; shove, bls,» Sbe.t chetee, itits turpentine *p “~ Ine was ee. ron, i ars: Henan: we ‘quote :—Cotton: aon aed. FA ow wintar, Se iat in sts 40.81 79: ahs Sher crude tinh gurrency, ns | tos, Bike, cow, 43 | ‘wrroms, without, however, any shipments were 1,000 bales. Eastern, Ie, « nie, He. to 10e. olds, all growths, 46. to 200. e falcty, | novia. We note sales of 200 bbls. at Sie, | tt for prime to nf te is we one Cuba, . Mr the 5 | ago, | fruit tros nd fate to Gxt 882 8 HS” Seacwed but unchanged. We uote sales of 800 ham: shoulders Lard was | ited demand. closing “oall 18 8715 usked: J 13 85 bld,'s! $i 9255 an 4 he sales pore ood, fair to good, Rangoon, in bond. uote :— A, KOC: molasses, hhds. und box: .; standard A, Migc. a Hge.; off A, Mise, wi dered. 1Oage. @ 1W3ge. ; Eranu- cut loat, 10%e eceipts, 40 hhda., i terme, $6 126 ‘Tosacco —The mark sales being only 250 The market for se 100 eases sundri crop in71, at We. do.,erop 1874. sylvanin, crop 1873, und 350 forms, and 200 bales bbls, wold ne SL Wi Cred egy ie ee bbls, The market was firm ; 150 Woot-The market remained in the xame inactive state a ‘ge. ¢ 2,000 der “do., wt 28Z0. : 4 terms, 6,000 do, extra, pulled, 3,000. do. super do, , 5,000 do, DO do. Eastern Texas. eamer room was in improved demand and wugh easier for provisions nce i. per ton having been nd prices were exay, California wool at 264g 2Age, 5,000 -do. media Orexon and Fueiants,—s 204. tonnage: attractes grain vessols tor charter were without particular movement, but rates were without change erpool, per, steamer, 48,009 bushels gratn at y do. wheat ut 444d. bbls, 1,000. boxes cheese, 25s, ; 750 cork Rca $he basi of 20s, ton for bacon; 1 bal ‘0 London mer, 16,00! 500" bbls. bushel, ai ‘sail, por steam, 18,000 henes to Live: fi 4a A Tram, ‘& Norwegian bart bbis. do,, parti from Baithn not made Baltimore to the Moditerranean, owner's account, « Rritish bark, from Thitadetphta' to Gork, for orders, with 3,300 quar DOMESTIC Cotton dull and nominal; mis Me.: ood ordinury. 103s¢. grow dling, 1146. bales} gross, Bales: 8500 hale, Stock, 3 wood ordinary, Cotton quiet: middling, I2ke.; low hinlddling, 114 4 od ordinary, 104;c, Net receipts, 375 bales; gross, ports coustwise, 10) bales. Sales, BOO bales.’ Stock, ‘a: es" April 18, 1876, Cotton auiet; middling, 1244 ing. 114g0, : wood ordinary, 101 OF bales; “Brose 70 do- Bales, 380 bules. ‘ Cotton easy; middling, vd ordinary. lle, a 1) \e. 2, 500 Siock, 20 ales. Flour sees Bo sali demand; Ae Behe awn Michigan’ held at Corn quiet at ae 8 67e. choiee No.1 Canada at unbolted, $25 per ton, Millfe A 20 w $21 who ar $l 32. on track, at Gat dull; sales 700 bus wiet; 25¢. lower. Pork dull dul at 14, pagan and April I, Be i : "Ml wheat, ik (000 1,100 bis. flow 8,000 do, outs. Thore wero no m tion CROP REPORT, Totxvo, Ohio, April 18, 1875. The Toiedo, Blaile publishes this, aft crop reports trom over 200 di 1d Liino The suin yen ig trae Wentern and North Hlivois whe: deal o! has been w: races farmers tu and each local Peaches, seems to co.of strong ndvices fr ith an upward tenden ma anlantt ietty Th9e. hhids. And boxe: ning. cominon to prime, Ze. i for Kentuexy leaf was quiet ; + mostly, len wan st chartering tonnage. 0 ‘The charters con rw bis. do., 4s. 'an American ship, from Baitimors to Bremen, with about 7.500 bola, do. Fdo. Bales 175. Stock, U3,408 baton, New Ontans, April 18, 1870, Cotton steady, demand good; middling, ees yori ‘comstwise, PREY iidlen 609 bbis, Wheat In moderate Barley du Sl o1. er ton. 19,000, 0, ¥ of Twhite Michican at $1 3 m active wnd_ firm dUe., recording to ry 1s Canadian at ve, Highwines nominully $1.1 s hero to-day on account ef clec- ‘Those, dicate that the pro ipal wheat prod rs aro sanguine of hy {Northwestern Ohio the prospects are | not sv good asinuch of the wheat bas been drowned out. Through Contral indiana and Central Minols « very area Pinot Tange quantities of onts, | fevers where is reported ns looking nuusually well. | hope for even @ moderate crop of | ‘Tha wet weather has. grentl hing, but in many localities the farmers took advan. | decidedly easier and in tive: ices were an sbi shake F) od | June fairly’ active, xood to fane} er! skins, 4c -. flat shinped, good to fancy, mes oe, x 6 * ime, 5: Hy esd, a ado at T49¢ ‘alr retminy ry, fair to G8 Dbl, and Sicesks. The og Lae export, ab D4g0. ler. PA's notoskalen of c 73, und Seid ewes Pont. do.. crop 1875, on private priges ranging from 83. to sof 5,000 Ibs, spring fine’ Toxus do. and on_ pri nmeda~ moderate attent worthy of mention for the 8 The engaxemente in- >oushiels grain, i. flour, 28. OOS bbls. flour, 28, Bd, apelin, Se capitan ot ed :—A Norwegian bark, reflued petroleum nt Phitaaelpina to Rotterdam, nore t public: 4 Spaniatt bark, from 000; bbls, do,, en. grain, bs. MARKETS. Gauvastox, April 18, 1670. idditns, : low middling, Net receipts, Os). bales} low io ‘10%se, Net 020 bules, Mont, April 18, rere RLESTON, April 18, 1876, low middling, 1244.5 10 bales Oswxao, Apri 18, 1870, white Canada, by enane spot, at $1 3s do. at jen Cora mea) od, ed—Shorts, $17 ke recolpts—W te “Canal freights—2 boats ‘ALO, April 18, 1876. 46,000 basho 8; corn, ales of 20 cars new, quality ; 6 care do. yetailing only. Kye inactive. ate lor homey ‘mess Lard Tou“no, rah 18, at io No. 2 white Wabash, #1 39; 0. ‘No. Brod, @i 14: Com qulot but an Mi ‘ontead Aprit'18, 1876. oou comprehensive Ohio, Mic] cin, Southern ns OF thy di Central Michi- i better crops than | of the sreat wheat fields of | and Northe P nan Tero is a diepostth retarded pring | on Yaue of tho mild weather during the winter todo a good deal | of breaking up in their flelds. PROVIDENCE CLOTH MARKET. Provipency, April 18. 1876 andy at 3c, for hest standard and ext jet demand and moderate busluess, Printing cloth 64x64 goods, with HAVANA. Lacan wot Srmer; on the United ort Kight, & $, 06 Sissonnt, ise x4 FIN CMON & CO. nkers, 19 and Ban tt issue Travellers’ C redite, pratiaite in alt parts of the world, und their corre spor Also Commercial Credits and Money on California and Kurope. ‘T REASONABLE RATES, "MARKET, Navara, Aprit 18, 1876, 7 is, 2m 2, et eee CRAL. "21 Nassa —MONEY ON LIFE AND 1% sand other ‘com Broadway. 6" on applieati kers and Brokers, N EY 4 BAI “PRIVILEGE: You age, city or Brooklyn. ey TEAY A NY PERSON CONTROL stock ofa Lite Lasueanes company, aoing ‘onnecticut or Massachusetts, can m¢ iils State, purchaser Atvorneys, | BUREAU, padiated: therefore they wre the parties Paxe book and Wall Street Review" ures by K SPECU. TaTOne one book containing Information relating to | ON STOUK EXCHANGE" “EXULUSIVEL ERENCES IN NEW YORK AND LEADING Cr INT TRUST FENDS TO LOAN ON MORT- | ITT & WOLCOTT, 10 Pine Gaz APSED LIFE INSU ‘Old i | + chased by the LIFE INSURANCE TSTELLIORNCE } Broadway, or box 484 Post office. | | | jLATORS RI « sure to dent with onorabio| Ags passing through Jolin Hickling & © JOHN wi KLING KD BY US IN BRIDGE & Ov., 74 BROAD | EN BE ES a The j TIES, ING A MAJORITY OF THE | new LEGES SHOULD BB nt Trae tw any ae AND FIRST M ron which # Apply to WILLIAM MG QROOKLYN mortienge : VO. Sp. No. 3 Gypparo rive FH iesioteer amoant on Furniture, Pianos, soli ublished years, Bs RICHARD WATERS’ SONS, Kast Broadway, advance cash to any | rpets, &e, Goods stored or ferences. ALWAYS way bret Hite Property, fe el crepe, o ae NO. js Z VIER extate. sei IX PER ust P vixbs Fu, AN—OX none AND ORS, yin ant ae: ey aa pectny. Addreas ‘CAPTRALANTS Db PROPORALS WILE Hit dan aan ing fue a Ly ae ape garcia Bae fie “soutien, uly wuthorized yaa Count ie di retake Westen ae ey eee ee Mitty Herald Up: aU | You Mousa. Ki ete 5 PINE St, HAS MONEY TO loan at the lowest-rates on city ‘and Brooklyn real ‘ fT NONEY TO LOAN ON peime applications 171. 119 ‘Brosdway, vasement. N WORTGAGE desiring to BOR. 145 Broadw: TO LOA Principali LG: totam te | On LE-$3,00 W! i 1) Stay Rs Goods, in demand im | $15,000. wttel mortgage on rit nt will pay bonus and interes. er sic $l Brokers, ) vestmert mate char times ‘th invested every thirty days. Stucky bought and carried as long as desired on deposit of three Jo five per ce TRUST MONGY TO LOAN FIVE gare ler Be mstz; calz lesal expenses, $73,000 fee WANTED—ON FIRST MORTGAGE. AP 20,000 arree es nan. Addo MOTE AGE, box 120 Horatd ottce o } FUNDS TO LOAN; $250. O00. ae vata rk Property im wonus) tury’s oltios, 25 5 near Bowery. c OPAR! TNERSHIPS. | Aivership for the p pessin the city y of New York a rat dy . Philadelphia, Paris, Ly Mat or Belfast, herenigner Baga, in, ve men 4 ited eaten and in the Ki toon the Cont to Barope That the principal place ot business of sald copartnore ship will be in the efty of New York, as will be jucted under the re WART & ©O,, which firm name, it is pied in use by HENRY Le city and state of New NEY HILTON being the ase AM. STEWART, dey ba veteadlant ee ALERAS: STEWART. late ot the city of New York, now x to all the interest of. ald ALA. SANDER of STEWART & CO; snd LIBB ¥ ging om pat Tso .T. t COnwhicl HE: HILTO WILLIAM LIBBEY. In presence of Henry E. Davies, J. Henry Work. State ot New York, city and county of New York, ss. + On shin Aiteenth day of April, &- D. LAzG, before me came MENRY HILTC WILLIAM LIBBEY, to me known te bethe Indie the within certificate, and executed the same. Notary Public, ‘New York City. State of Now York, ei of New York, ss. : T, WILLIAM WALSH, Clerk of the said city and county n rk of the Supreme Court of said Stato for suid rtify that Ihave compared the preeeding with the CERTI' aeons ' CONTINUED USH OF FIRM NAM on file in my office, and that the same is correct ‘duptiente therefrom and of the whe ch original. Indorsed, tiled and rece Misa toth April, 1870, 2 hours. In witness whereat have hereunto sibscribed my name and affixed my official seal this fifteenth day of a 1876, WILLIAM W. eis Clerk. Dy original {m8 7 OTIGE. * Having transferred to HENRY. grit J all my, interest in the firm of ALEXANDER 'T. RT & CO., the business of said house wiil be hae pon EH by him, tmder tho same frm bane, with such persous auto tnay evo: yy with him ate id New York, April 14, 1876. SELIA'M.. BTEWART. ae Aus epense OF THE FIRM OF ALEXANDER T, ST) will be continued by the undersigned as Srnerecs ander iteiate firm name. ated April 14, 1876, HENRY HILTON, WILLIAM LIBBEY, 1H PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORS BXistiad UN- der the firm: name of M. Sugar & Oo. ls this day dine solved by mutual consent. M. Sugar is alone authorfied to sign the firm name im Nquidation of account. dn. JACOBY, w Youk, April 15, 1870, B USINESS OPPORTUNITIES. CORN G MAN WITH $300, ACQUAINTED office business, brn i an erRinn. _ an established TE. "RISE, 1 Ad otic A Teal estate offic PARTNER STEED | 7 OLD. E 1000 yearly guaranteed investor, LLOYD & WARD, 29 Broadway. GENTLEMAN OF ABILITY, RETCRN. fter 12 yours’ rexidence, desires GE TLEMAN Co Giri un clog oneble Seta velere dee K UHOLE: i office. A ADDITIONAL Prat FROOURED | Mire MER- ro chants, manure Biron FLY Go GOING TO EUROPE old yncies tor aeons mnees given. Ad~ r9 de., negotint ental per fond with capital seeking busin nig he are pproved opportunities. Reterences—J. H, Crat J Company; Lovell Marsit tides & CARLETON, Financial an Businoss brokers, 08 Broadway. N UNUSUAL DTO A LIVE MAN, with moderate m very promising bus! of Vieo President Manhattan, Br E ne, to exter Ress. 120 West Hronaway, top tor. A REMAINING INTEREST CAN BE OBTAINED A cfr tows Shan, $2000) In & frye clase business; larwe profits, wil ‘nlary for accountant aud treasurer: Al refer- and required, “Call at ANGLE TRON OUM- 8 oftice, 289 Greenwich st,, corner Warren, from 1 to PARTNER WANTED—IN A SUUCKSSEUL Ca mercantile, business, long. established, staple and Jlenirable opportualt fer # reliable man, with HANKING, 28 orl a way. B 3 OPPORTUNITY SEI aaaad { OFFERED— 84,00 or $4,000 will secure one-half interest in a first Class Jewelry store, now doing @ good business; will bear in- vestigations a practical watchmaker prefer ed; best of ret. erences given and required. Address box 220 Herald office, VAPITAL PROCURED FOR MERCHANTS, MANUPAG: J turers and others.—Partios seeking partnerships of business investments adyised of desirable mpportumiti K. G. LOCKE, 180 8th st., near Broadway. Garimar WANT TO, END lished bu exceedin; able and profit ddress OR SALE, VERY EAP=OR WILL | EX. i chance for leins upon first class City Rosl tetate, « small Menagerie of carefully selected animals, now rented for thot ng season to x well known und popular circus mana, ly : the, owner deaires to xn to Knee lection Jer the rent for eight months; a rare = apport D t those wishing to travel and at the same god paying Investment. Apply to WM. MeLAUGIIUIN, at To me Brothers, 13 Spruce st., between the hours of 10 and 12 A.M, MA. CTURI IY patia of the United States, Europe and Routh America, or would exchange for Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Bodte and. Shoes ér unin. cumbered Real Ketate, Address WESTERN, box 196 Herald office. OR SALE—0 Fatent Art guaranteed oF pi $500 to #1, Aduress kK, B. H., [SVEN TORS oF desire their in ‘aptain PAUL BOYT! poairertd ARTNEM WANTED—ACT! — a yf SPECIAL, TO EN ae of flour and grain. Ade taken; Gorman proferred, with from or snamatacturing same; security given, ost office box O48, Ne ae se IPE SA) Us Wid s, Ineroduced if Hanpe addrow i insion briei dren’ for jatervi ane real name and reference, D. D. J.. Herald oft DANORAMA OF IRELAND— COMPLETE; THE FINEST Panorama In the United states. Address PANORAMA, Herald offic: pats a hand, foot or, steam power has «clear Hy hand, foot or stent table for ail kinds of work; m model to be seen At 10 Ki hy, New York city, Apply to or address PETER patent i} PONSTHLE PARTY, THOROUGHLY BxPanr RR ‘enced in first class boarding and hotel business, with $7.00) of furniture, has splendid opportunity in Phitad phia daring Con-ogmial poneret an ’ eat wilt take active . Eash capiiak for hall interctt.. Prineipaln address OENTEN: Box i Branch office, iA SFACT # near 8 price #00, Bret aWis ELLIOT No "a Went ath a GREATEST CHANCE EVER OFPERED.— FOR 8 substantial. long entabitehed paying Business; parties invited to examine bool ) cael custom guacnaveed: owner bein ‘agents not noticed. Apply at business; & sick and compelled to Bell; Vesey at., ap stairs, UTCHERS, WISH A PARTNER WHO IS A a m ood, Sarena panier. 1 om oS 2 vor pert ‘address Ai herald Upown Ira Drachman : r sale of an impr: information cierom ENGINEER ii T’Park of tur ¥D & WAND, 2) Brouieay. $500 PA git 3 To oO + class. Ne room: votenaia tocntion. oath. Went corner SLat at. *| $1, 000, =PARTNER WANTED IMMEDIATELY, ls qinrestment will pay AR) per cent fe three ‘al eatate; best roteren hs xocurity on re ‘Rairows WaMILTON * 00., Hei le L ‘ 1D 3.000 gaiitiata & evicen ott business man; no Agents nor dress, with all | partiewtars, GOL GOL THE “ath ple article in ag partner with Dporate outside, Address, a THE PLYMOUTH-BOWEN CASE, Becanse of the sickness of Me" ‘Tilney, th Committee of Plymouth church dtd Bowen case last evening, Tne matter for one week. 4 Yesterday morning workmen, while ropairing an ol@ stairway at No, 486Greenwien street, discovered a paste. board box beliiid one of bap hag Tt consained & ny skull, and was givea to the pollen Se oe