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

Pre rey rere MP a 119K; do. do., 1867, registered, 121% a 121%; | Missouri Pacibe Siakl ig a tick book do, do., do., coupon, 1214¢ a 12134; do. do., 1858, regis- 1876 tered, 122% 123; do. do., do., coupon, 1223; a 123; , 1875 do ten-forties, registered, 118}¢ a 11814 ;do. do., coupon, | 118% a 119; do. fives, 1881, registered, 11734 a 117%; | fo, do,, do., coupon, 118% a 119, INVESTMENT SECURITIES. } Investment securities brought the following prices: — New York Central, 111% #112; Delaware and Lacka- wanna, 108% a 1083; a 109 a 110%, a 1003; New Jersey | Central, 973; a 98 2 9774; Delaware and Hudson, 114; 1875 ....045 Increase, 1876.... 1875, 2115 a 114); Pittsburg and Fort Wayne guaranteed, | January... + $94,531 95 sit oO 102; Morris and Essox, 102 a 1023; ; Roek Island, 103% | February. 116,286 43. 156,111 42 March. + 188,778 88 174,334 55 8 103% a 104; Illinois Central, 964; Wells Fargo Ex- | press, 87; American, 62; United States, 704;. ‘TUE UNITED STATES TREASURY. ‘The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $862,000, gold, on account of interest, and $12,0C0 in redemption of fivo-twenty bonds. The Sub-Treasurer to-day paid out $18,600, silver, in exchange for fractioual currency, to 203 applicants here, and $36,000 on drafts from Washington. The Treasury has thus far paid out a total of $1,573,000 ou account of May interest. Of the $6,000,000, ' 9566209 71 fold, sold by the Treasury yesterday $3,505,000 bad deen paid for at the close of business to-day. Tue lega! tender note circulation has been reduced to $370,527,876 by reason of the issue of $284,215 new Bational bank notes during the current month, Revenue receipts to-day, $500,000; customs receipts, $400,000; bank notes received, $600,000. RAILROAD BONDS, Railroad bonds continue quiet, the only changes were an advance of + per cent in New York Central sixes of 1883, and Great Western, first mortgage, 1888, and a dechine of 13g per cent in Cedar Falls and Min- Desota first, and 3¢ per cont in Hannibal and St. Joseph eights, convertible. The largest transactions ‘were in Hannibal and St, Joseph convertible, at 77; Morris nnd Essex sevens, of 1871, sold at 106; Long Dock bonds at 103, Central Pacifics at 106%, North- western consolidated at 103%. Toledo and Wabash Seconds rose from 64 to 66, Tho following aro the losing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds:—Union firsts, 1043¢ to 1943¢; Union land grants, 100 to 100%; Union sinking funds, 9134 to 91%; Centrals, 106}; to April:— 1876, THE YOREIGN MARKET, ‘The London advices reported very little change in securities there. Consuls are 3} per cent higher, and United States bonds steady, Erie dochned to 12s; a 18 To-day is selling day at the London stock Ex- change. The following are half-past four P. M. prices:~Con- sols for money, 953% a 953¢; do. {or account, 95%; a 9534; five-twonty bonds of 1865, old, 103%; do. do. 1867, 1095; ; ten-forty bonds, 107%; new fives, 1063;; Erie, 13. Bar silver, 534¢4. per ounce. In Frank- fort, United States bonds, new fives, are 102 In Paris, exchange on London is 25f. 220, for short sight; five Per cent rentes 106f. 25c. for the account PULLADELPHIA STOCK. The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations FIRST At three o’clock this day :— be ar dara ne a Bid. Asked, i City sixes, old. . bao City sixes, new. 10836 United Companies of 185% Pennsylvania Railroad. $4 544 Philadelphia and Reading Railroad... 4434 4435 Lehigh Valiey Railroad...... 58 5855 Philadelphia and Eric Raiircad....... 18% 19 Northern Central Railroad ame 3 Lenigh Navigation ria 4134 Lehigh \ . 104 104sg MINING STOCKS. Th> news from San Francisco to-day was indicative of considerable uneasiness, but not sufficient to war- rant a despatch that the Stock Exchange was closed, Which was received as early as eleven o'clock, or about three hours in point of time before that body meets. A special, dated at halt-past nine A. M., says:—‘*A pow- erful bear combination has been operating for several days past, and seoms to be gathering strength. It is comparatively quiet at this hour, but it is feared that Stocks will be much lower to-day, Tho Board is not open yet.” ‘A despatch at ten A. M. siys:—‘‘The market opened ‘Weak, with prices somewhat lower than last night.’” The diffrence in time between San Francisco and Now York is three bours and twenty minutes. The following are the late prices tor mining stocks as Teported by telegraph irom San Francisco :— Bett G. V. 200 Wost Un To BuO do. 18 1s 82 49 b2 16 24 25 4 Consolidated Virginia. , 69 Calitornia 53 Overman 60 Raymond 13 ‘THE ERIR RAILWAY COMPANY. Not alittle of the depression in the stock of the | 30° above company to-day was due to the publication from | 100 Private sources of telegrams purporting to have ema- | S02 sated from London authorities and setting forth pre- | 100 tisely the same facts, although in an unfair and exag- | 70% ferated torm, that were communicated to the joint | 200 tommittee of the board aad stockholders on the 11th of April by Messrs. Fiemipg & Mill Tho only new in- 200 formation, if such it may be, is that Mr. William M, $700 Evaria has been retained to represent the bondholders | ¥02 and press the foreciosure suits, The reportof the com- | 200 missioners in question is that the net floating debton the | 900 1st of February was about $2,800,000, The liabilities 10 0. ber than funded and floating debt, are (1) a balance of = $1,000,000 due on coal lands bought by the Watson ad. | 100 ministration. Ths i due during the present year, andif Soo Pac Mail 55, Gor paid the sum of $2,600,000, already paid, may be | $99 4° forfeited, (2.) The cost of the third rail, presently to ' due Es bo laid from Buffalo to Kimira, will be $1,200,000, which | 1% must be paid during the next two years, (3.) Some | 1000 $2,400,000 of the bonds of ine Boston, Hartford and ml Erie, interest guaranteed, which are now in litigation | y300 and dependent oa the decision of tho Supreme Court, | 145) The overdue interest exceeds $490,000 and ranks alter | 500 the mortgage Londs and ahead of the stock. Pag The total amount of funded mortgage debt is $54,294,100, on which the annual interest Is $4,166,827, On this debt there are arredrs of over $3,000,000, ma- turivg since gune, 1875, unpaid The receiver holds as assets etocks and bonds of the Dominal valuc of $20,000,000, the greater part of which April, wo weeks, shows...... Tnerease........eeecsessee ee The total earnings since January 1 have been A Chicago despatch says change in the management of the Northwestern road are on the increase, though a report that Jay Gould has gained centro! of the road is discredited. The resigaa” tion of Mr. Porter, the General Manager, indicates that some important change will probably be made at the approaching annual meeting.” NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES 850 US 5-20,¢,' L 200 100.008 Penna 121% seseedeoee tl $67,966 $221,460 The foliowing ehows the earnings of the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad Company :— 4s, 430 00 824 99 35358 OT 00 Increase since January 1,.......+0+++e+15190)810 % ‘The following shows the comparative earnings of the Canada Southera Railway during the th'rd week in “Rumors of a radical Faipay, April 28, 1876, BB) 20 do. 20) Un Pacitit. AND bs 11:30 A, 1c, "87..b are pot worth the paper on which they are written, | hare Spa belly) Woites Sk but about $3,000,000 may be estimated as derivable, SECOND HOARD—I Pp, The annuai revenue for tho year ending September #2000 Mor & Ee 75.71 103 80, 1875, for payment of lease, romt und mortgage in- | 200 Long Dock bis. 12a pane th terest shows a net deficit of $1,350,000, or, including in- Ma StJo We 77 4) do. terest on coupons in arrears, nearly $1,600,000, 18 poe ae other words, the earnings were sufficient to provide = for the full interest on the first consolidated mort- do. Gage, and nearly two per cent on the second, includ: mm tne gold convertibles. The sum of $258,202 has been | do. spent in improving the condition of the line since ae ata 1875, The belief is expressed that with economical do Leé Management the net profit will be sufficient to pay e: b ved handsomely on a much larger sum than the amount of do. BP ics the mortgage debt. ouaX te. The report then considers various details in the hie oe past history of the road and recommends reorganiza- do. « tion by establishing an effective control of the man- | +4 ee: agement by the bondholders; a restoration of an equi- | do! do. Ubrium between the compulsory interest chargo on <= > the mortgage debt andthe minimum net earnings of the company, and a proyision for narrow gauging the | goqu00 ‘road. 10 Mo 0's, Referring to foreclosure the report says that it is | 2200 M & mt inevitable, “All that stockholders can do iste delay its | 4) sb D1 consummation, and we suggest that the committee Fuga should proceed with vigor in this direction of fore- | jo 0 do tlosare, at the samo time inviting stockholders to vest A — their shares in trustees.”” 160) do. Many of the foregoing facts are alroady familiar to | 3) = $2 the public, but we reproduce them to show that the 38 van bs bogus despatches of to-day are based upon the report | “ty U nx. of April ll, Possibly a meeting imay have been held | 40 rie 4 to-day or may be held to-morrow in London to con- ade at sider the subject further, bat if so we are not at this writing advised, RAWLWaY xKWsS. From the Stock Exchange we receive the follow! + statement of ‘imate earnings of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company for the third week in April, 1876, 16th to 2ist inclusive:— Freight Passenger iwc an 1 100 Chi & Alt an wo gets Fi seategseseeees SezSECreete z 2 i ™ = ee eseeeest BRFORE CALI—l0 A, M. 700 she LS & MS B00 doo... {eo Han £8 JoRK os have culminated in a fecling of uneasiness, not to say apprehension, which is plainly spparent throaghout | the several departments of trade. Stocks of mereban- | / dise have for a long time been accumulating and are 7, 714 46 STrito 04 | $21,033 82 | Uce on the other side and causing @ uecline ls i lig Futur, everywhere large, while the probabilities of reducing them to any considerable extent appear to become more and more remote, Meantime the appreciation ot the “currency” through the partial substitution of silver for paper as a circulating medium, or some other cause, con- sinues, ani rehandise, which remaing #5 con- spicuously inactive as ever, continues: to shrink in @ corresponding proportion. The mercantile situ- ation is in no considerable degree better than it has been for months past, even though there is any betterment. The comparative firmness with which many descriptions of mer- chandise have been’ held all through the protracted season of inactivity and depression has in many conspicuous cases ‘been superseded by a willingness to sell which nas besn too nearly allied to anxiety to deceive any one! while in some instanees there hus be: decided pressure to realize, even ut ® decided reduction from the previously quoted jon, This has led to business, though not unfrequently at a material suerifico on the part of owners. But the spring season far advanced 4 stocks of merchandise constantly augmenting there has seemed tobe no alternative but to seil ut the best attai prices. Thore is no disguising ‘the fact that there isa good deal of uneasiness among th mercantile community, and the élsposition to conform to the views of buyers {s becoming more general with every suc- ceeding day, It is apparent to all that in this way alone can merchandise be moved. The dry goods and hard- ware markets havo ruled dull all through the week, and busi- ness has seldom been less animated ut this season of the ear. | Tiroudstully aud provisions have fiuetuated erhally, and the tendeney decidedly duwa Son dapridiaen within’ the eaee beviag besw tae The cavle advices with regard to breadstuffs in Great Bris- ain and Continental Europe have been of » Slepiriting | 4 tenor, usually foreshadowing a decline in American. p e. ‘The ex- ort movement bus, of course, been rather slow, and orders ave come in slowly and ye! ficures that sellers, thought re Rave hesitated to wecept.’ Stil had their own way until Hriday, ao that priee ferval decline compared with tone current « has greatly depress: d by offerings ward delivery at decidediy low prices, which have not found buyers, except at still lower ‘prices, Corn has hold its own remarkably well, all things vousidere, buts muserial reduction trom current quotations hus been fore- shadowed by future sales at low prices. Oxts have been Geprowed wand irregular, tally experiencing » marke decline. Pork and ard hive been unsettled, ad, p both have radi bean doi, howe & squad of speculators roady though the market has been iy Mt so groatly reduced m, © this wdvance Las in- terlered somewhat transactions in grain, ness to-day (Friday) was almost everywhere smal. On ange interest centred muinly in breadstuffs and provi- sions, which were steadier, Breadstuifs, in parti in fair reqnost and deoidedty stoudi rices were in, ain unchanged. ‘There was «fair bu export. Corn was dull and prices favored the buyer, the close were rather lower. Outs were steadior, but Whiskey quiet. Provisios were steadier, with a inir busi- ness, Freights were fairly active for grain tonne; firm. Cotton was steady, Coffee was strong. Naval stores wore quiet. -Oils were quict but tim, Petroleum was quiet, Sugar was steady. “Asues were steady at SX{c. a Sige. for pots and nominally Te. tor pearls, ANTIMONY was quict at 16%c. 9 16}e, mage, a wud inged ; quoted at 3tc, ern. Breswax remat a 87e, for Soutwern wi Bason Udas wos quiet Ska quate ted, 43G0. a Se.; red tipped. Se. 4 de. s medium greeu, 7)ie. « He. liolee green hurl and brush, He. # 10e. Caxoias ware. sendy. 280. sperm, ‘R. Michel & & Co.'s (10 08.), patent, Macy's, Se. Bie. a 28e.; ndamantine (1 12Me. a 176} parafiine (i's. G's and 12's), 19¢. w ve Correr.—Tho market bes Braails continued hap ted We quo note sales of 1,000 bags ito, ox aia, price posed to cern S000, bags’ don ex Vairy, Bell on Drlvate. Leak, Mild come’ ated quiet, We quote :—Ordinary cw ir_do., room, Lohse. 8 1SKe 174e. & I7Ke.; good do., 17Ke. a 18e. ; nh sige, j extreme tange tor lows, 13i¢¢. @ Tie., Kold, vate $e De. Mari ay ata Sin Sameleay Tie. 8 i8e.: Bt. Domi Toe, # 15%4e.; Port Rico, 18e, w 19¢. ; Costa Rica, Iie, a 190. ; Macassur, 18%. n 1956. ; Mexiean, 17s, a 18e. 5 Manila, 17¢.'a 18e.; Angostura, 17¢. « 18e.; Savauilla le, « ‘a ste :—Molasses 3 . susar shooks, iy Seinen, OU & $2 G5, don. don, ined, box shooks, Ze. «Mc. ; rum do. empty ho! Bary, to prime, $37 8 per M. Corre was quiet an to 200,000 Ibs, luke at 22c. 9 22446. ‘CoubAGE was unchanged. We ‘quote :—Manila (large and amall size), Dar Ib., Laige, a 13K: do, cordage, bolt, rope ‘arn 17c.; tarred La, si iy i ge. 0 1 4.3 ‘Russia hemp, = Rassin bolt rope. 17¢. market tor spot ruled steady at former were stendy. The closing prices to-day VeiCes ws follove S4; ds, $2 50; hoops, 14 ‘feet. “ordi? Bio; hoops, 12 to S33 "a B35. compare with Tharsda; ioe Aprit than hilt’ grade above or U Uplands, Alesana, 1, Orleans, Texte Sis 8 Sia, 9 G16 9 S16 6 10 816 HIG W118 11-16 1A 13s 18 im aS 116 ie 19)g ay i—Good ordi rate’, strict ,ood eaz: 10% 14e.; low walauling,” a 11 186} middling, 11 15-1 5 ‘S De ee eee Se dey. Lad Bomtng,. total. xport... _ so OU 606 lo ol 42 —for tutus a sat tro i ta 5-1We. 5 aera at ihe, ony. up to two tM April, 100 bal Be. ; May, 10 at 12 B-aze., ‘2u0 | winter, S8e! a 1,00)" at e} Kas Sisn2e- goo at Lb Tbe, 400 ait tye. Ze. GOO wt 19 5-Ite.. 200 at is Uetoby rh) ec. 200 wt 13 5. November, 600 oer, ban at As S20, 5 | ime in diny Inat year, 4, Cotten renginte cloved as To Havre, by steam, Ye., compressed. To Ham- burg, by ste: he. Compressed. To Bremen, by steam, | ee ‘compressed. “To Liverpool, fad, by steam; by sail, Cc. — Opi > but unchanged; qu PRogs, &C.—Opium was bah sawhtnge on dots vitelol and lhe. mandy as 276. Ieetolne’: Croan sd, 10F American and Bic. for wdered in bois, aun oe, for do. hlorotorm and ether were steady at was quiet a ire 1b wee wt. large Soe, for, the Senmes se and Ste. 8 Ste. Wor the, hiner, Borax i for refined city and 1 sam tol weare fin ne Cueh was quiet HK Gige.. gold. Prussiate quiet at 2de. n Be, ns towaniity. St 15%¢e, | Mal ammoning was til at LUKE. hmoss as giles at Sige, Zo. Uambler was ru at ve. oid. { an re in air demand at 2c. Sumac was firm xt ry} Argois were # m at 28. a S2Ye. gold, pecording Ge! root was nrm ‘at Ze. usted at kde. a Sue, Colombo nid 14c. for powdered. Gu firm at 7c. with npward ceneney. Suciper berrien wore dull ate: nilice. tor ordi 7, tala. Grange peel rutea quiet nt 1056. 8 Le. rive. Ven tine wan dall at ithe. Fh er white was vuoted eee, and Marseil were netive “at 82 ‘vVitrtot ye. i Ppauish solid was old Piinecelt wae sy. The sales were from 150,000 | Bichromate potasa was dull | rin mottled ‘cold Wochelie. sass stoady | | at Bulge. for bid, ane 3 ‘duse. lor toxes Guinine Rou \ tal sod aMe: bicarbonate node, a Noe carrens do, mackerel, No, 1, $26 Box herring, No.1, Portland, 8475 w 3,8, share $18. barrelled do., 8 75. Southern, at the annexed extunt of 00 obi, a6 'e quote — Barley—we jay ut $1 Wig. Bark ed wt B2e., and Gle. a adier, with wal | a T2c.," weeoral negoriing tu a Mec. es, pecied: ai $1 50; prime do., $1 50% ordinacy Wilmington, $170 » $1 ae cl a $1 Pigy acle May axD STRAW remained an change tu priver. Straw—Long rye, 7ce. & BL 05; oat tor rough ; 0/8 eo he "ASec. w AKC. xas at 16e., T00do. do. wt’ Kio rande, 214 lbs. average, at i 1,300 Moutevideo at privata terms, Nos AyTOs, w 17ige. @ | 20 to 22 I rug, 18 to 19 Ibs., 1 all c to 30 lbs. 0 WO Ibs., 83s '. nelected. ie dull, with of tine hops, 108; total 76,870; total receipts for sau port clearances for the week, 430; to quote >—-New Wisconsin, Iuox.—The wurket fr American inal, ‘Seotch pic was firm nt moderate urrivals wore disposed forge, § $80; Exlinton, Falla, stoel. BU) per ton: do. in in se Buenos Ayres, 2ie. # 22¢.;: | do, Uuitlorata, 220. | heavy: Baonos Ayres, zie. we. ; do. do. cuminow hide, 4c. » 2de. good | we. ‘California, ‘1 hgc. MOLasses.: Ons coutinued quiet but” firm. few, crave, Ac, a dc. southe wint Boe. | $10, sperm, ‘We, ; Dienched winter, Tic. « de. ee to BE fivl; de. & crnouson-“the martes. wa The civsing prices. wi Me. ; ret: ited, Bi 705 Shipments, $1 Sola Phovisions —Kece! case; cut met ro | 715 boxes; beet, 30 tie | wae rm and active, | and $22 50 4422 55 tor Angus. € prices wore more oF less Domini fold at Lic, Frees nme were quote | dow at 12AGe. w 13)ge.. texte " Ge. w 13ige., and box bel but steady. roun sold ut He. } oma Plnia do., $12 90: paci extra India mens, $27 0 $20; Inula oss at $2, Boot hams w moarker wore as follows:M Pred | and wochany tor | Now ttave, de, w ude, uict and nominal. We Nesey te factory, com- mon to youd, 7 TiSge.¢ fing’ A te. a, es hs yA ake. to prim Pitandard A, e otarions. the sales were about 75,000 bushels at 643%e. for ste mixed; 86e, 4 Oise. for’ wil mixed a, Piri per Ib, ; suit tlge. w'bike. tor Servin aud Bosnia: | ¥e.; do., slicud, Ye. & I. “quote appl green was vo. a 8; do. 2 50 a 32 75; 2b, SranbeFrian= 0 oice, 83 13 a $4 30" ‘e qi a 80c., retail ‘qualitivs “ ry ‘oie. #81 5, Mania hemp, ox Liatkaws: at Tiger ry bow for single, $4: e dige., curremey : futo butts. tour’ wonihy; Su Bogota, 700 dry ‘and 950 city xlaughte fay Aiea tr? egos. We quote ‘Onl 20 furain, 21 Me 28 ln, Ite.” Central” Amérienas is Matumors and Meaicun, 22 102 Ibs, to brewers. From Mr. Jar:—Kecoipts and expo for cvipts since eptember te ahe3, period in 174, 39418: total exports lor same Deriont 3 York ote :—Americu: de. a Gartsherrie, $31; S28 8 $28 0; sory for the week wi 4.200, to the Continent. | We quote :—Hem! do, Calitecain, ale. t do common hide, Ze; middie Buenos Ayres '2¥e. ; do, common 2 hide, 106. a Fess Semnceed coamen bi a, Ite. 9 18e. heer $1 45; vo., Lierched winter, § | natural do,, $1 70; whale, crnde Northern, sh bes vary. from $1 7 w $1 Bo. Manor Cie "ah shipment. kor iG ached. Galen, 81 Tabg bid, ag ony! we ends) pri niet at $25'a 826 tor Wests nd $2a 0 $98 toe fale toyood. | smoked meats were quies Oye Pp ) goo, ce a Hangoos, 1a vous, sice0 Bie $25; do, Ide. ; scaled .» 25 $5: Laprador, $3 50 8 | EEESEESESERS cel age Gle. for no raie, Oligo. mg to size and quality. ry Aa Leghorn citron, Brasil nuts. dee. Dom sliced, ssa. w Le; Georgia, prime to fancy, 1a . Ue. 5 | We. quote:--Ordiuary Virgini, $1.25. | it G0; choles do.. $1.70 U$i 75% 40; prime to tnuey do., tiem wud fairly » per bbl. do, common, 82 dd, “ssv0d to rime, dd wink t and without Senenttal | abt lov ing, ab Sabo a oa. dy. 900. Hear ANv JUrk.—Tue market of Jute butts was steady, | with sales of 400 bales xt Se, cust. ! Manila be: Ira 0, gold ; wold: Itle, Ov city slaughter at S2., 124 Matamoros at 14e., AGe,, tye oaths; 1,000 He. “gold, ‘tour months; | on and ‘Texas, S300 Bi + 1h #e.; Bogota, 14% to 20 exak, us to 34 Ibs, We, a Le., currency, as theyr as city sluugiiter, ox, 60 to 40 Ibs, Side. ;cow' 43 the export mov and the sales we otal exports Sess hep. & 170.5 arlitiws, ds, all geowsin, 4c. 0 Ge. Calltoruta, ioe. w lee Glenyurnvek, . Wrought, BI usked; ‘a BI por ton 120 13.0 G020. gold. tor Lowoniie. demand from wanutacturers tur hemlock | Comstwise, 4,087, me Ci re warked i7.Soz sides to luck —Light ‘hide, California, dae. “ase. damagod Buenos Ayres, #20) common | «dued dal and wechanged. itosta ‘was quie is. | pian (Naud above) sold at $5 735. We quote :--Spirits | arpentine, Bi. ; rosin, common te oor d, $1758 | | ‘Tac —W ashington, mington. $2 9 | $2 tate, Advices from in, Uirm; straived, $1 55; good » ae quiet at $1 dd. “Furpouting gules hard, 31 25 3 viegin, 8355 spirits quies at 2c. in bulk, #440. 5 Ise, & irregniar. The pork market joes were as fle asked: June, $.1 Yo vid, 84s 50 asked: August, $22 40 S22 40 bid, $.2 00 asked. “$2100 for May, $22 tor Ju meats were dull and about 100 pi kled hams c. & 13e., plekled # 124e., pickled 4 Lodge, Bacon, ity and et, mes: The clo me, Fr bid, $1 July, $13 40 vid, asked; September, it 1,ka) Herces 19 23g for F price at Continent and’ i346 = | ¢ Cuba. Batter was quiet and easy. Wo quove:— 4 te, Cheese | DPELTER taled qui at re., currengy, for xelect martes Way dull at Ale. 6 efor Osg6. 5 Pewee Trew toike, | ioe ‘wine Siok. eut lowf, 10% were 000 hids. dries wt Te. « 20. Whew Ne do., crop 1 yh ensen uv. et at 116 bbls. wi nds, ad terces, bbis. hy na for prime and. @ 206 and 1 ee. for bs. part for uelivery 1; Amn The sales of Keutacky leaf .. and of seed JU) cases sune saat roy, 172, on conte Oe iu 13a, on vate crop Pt 40 cases don crop 18, devane ot ioc Wink ‘The suarke tye Hour sold to ~ ‘8 $3 20 for fine to supe: usgelett about 00 bble. sold as @'Ge tee | Manila hemp was ! Sales wore 1,000 bales fins | tee ‘We quote :—American | w $225. tor double | . | at $7 for $.2 | Highwines nominally $1 10, jt se gran at 734-00 the, wlth on sion 260, pid by nal sail i = ho ren a fe freight) by whe a ushele grain ( ight) i tons, 10 Cork fur orders, with 3,000 quar: Bei Hh brie, hence for same oye. rwoxian dark, trom xrain, at Sa. Bd. ad auarters er bark, hence for same voyage, rain, at 94. "The grain. Hiadelphia, were-a Bi British ship, with Cork for orde quarters, a, und a British bari charters fi 10 quarters, to uoue xp Guatx.—toselpte flour. 11,333 bute: whost, | on private, tery, aa ‘A 00,40) bushels; corn meul, £70 bbls, ‘and Beilast, with 9,000 quarters, Seen baetioles curn, , A]. 9 pine nal anes Cg for hg bes Weith 3,800 ware jour market Was ste: | German bri it ton) Ri TY fo = aina wove shuns Suhao bier tamed Binka: Weetarh and | Seas mit RUE tee ee ee ioc: i dca 277 tons, hence to Bristol, with 1.800 bbls. refined Meditoranean at or about 4 0a) trom Philad pia to Barcelona, with 1,800 ble.” do.. Ttaan bri « but afterwar with 10,000 eases itew) lined petroleui ut Mens Ne; m British brig (reported a in error), hence to. Algi Zde.: a British brig, reported $3 75 eo 400 a 525 a OW a4) 4 525 | Suve 338 | « f 5.50 » 6 5 | 2,400 Lbls. naphtha, ‘an American bark (understood 7.00 w 8 50 | 10 be 20,000 cases as ropcrted in our Tast without particu $8 00 | lure) hence ta Bingapore with 12,000 casss retinod petro: Bt Louis, straight ex! 650 8 700 | leum, 32: from Philadelphia tw Ant- St. Louis, choice double extra. 70 & 825 | werp, wit petroleum on private terms; 825.8 9 50 | an American bark, hence to the Danish Baitic, 970 @ 3 20 | with 2.000 bbls. do, (Ae Saisie Me A NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS, 7254 940 Furpay, April 28, 1878, 304 Ba | RECEIPTS FOR TWO Da’ BWa SU) ‘0 Go © 20 50 | Yards, Taay Rott was tu fair demand and’ stondier, "The sales (pars | Sx last evening) were ubout 229,100 bushaly at $1 US ivr un- | Forty-oighth streot ‘aded spr 2 tor Nu. % Chicago: $1 13 a | Fortleth stroe 1D for aded; $1 20 tur No.2 | Jersey Outy.. Hiwaukee m tout (fresh Ww top stver Prices were ke. « Te, per 1b, weight 6 ewt & brow * Oyibe, tow ‘been allowed ne: igrnerel market, | Biyews. Sbibs. net, At sixtieth street yurds, 7, C. bust- 29 eurs of hurned cattle. Sales as follows :— insouri steers at Ye. por Ib. weight GL owt. : 40 Iiinate stowes av ie. per Ibs, wish gt ‘OM per load, weight 7 9 Hilinols stuers weight is steers wt $6) £17 lilinote steors ut $6 9% per ewe € $1 on per head tor 36 head. AM. irchway sold jor seit 26 [linoly steers at Be. per Ibs, average Welwut, 1,200 Los. per head, to dress 56 (us. it Illinois steers ut te. per I weight 1 . tu dress u wo ms weight 2k 220 Ibs at Ulery & Carey sold tor ac per ib, wei », with alow fow tops at 1134 olf pete ‘hea Tis eWh. W 7K Oni. Siegel & Meyers suld tor sel huis steers Wt U4gC. per lu. ; 43 Lilinols steers ut Vgc. per Ib. | weights 7 owt. wt; HO LIlluos steory at 108,” per Ib | weights 7 ewt, tA nial we ? Ilinots steers at 10) » ihitwois steers at 1c. u 10%e, tor se Iilinois stoors at ¥4gc, at 10 td ton. | teers at 1U%ge. per | sold for selvon 90 scant; 48 Lilia oltder ers | Gis steers. mt Dye. w lOc. per City, yards M. Goldsmith sold ‘for Klovi & Co. 1d sourl ‘steers at ¥\ec. per Ib,, weight Gly ewt.;42 Missoarl | ut 10g. per ib. weight 8iy cw. ; tor Hil ever & Go, 18 Minolta seers at 8&0. per lb, wolght U owes D8, | Alinote steers at 10s, per Ib. with $1 if por Wend, weikhts | t invis steers at ibe per Ib), weight | Wige. per Ib, weisht GX ewt.: | with 1 off per head | ag with SI weight 6 per 1 off per h ssteors wt IOC. | per Ib, “i 3 1 wt 10; weight 7 ewt. er for J. Se, Gi Liinols steers av veut 734 tr al ver Ib., 4 ewt.; tor Campbell & Co, 33 Misourt beers xt i m Te. per Ib, weigut 744 ewt. B. & H. Westheimer | mld to eoeamilaclon Shits pence xt 10\e. per lo., weight 4 wt strong; 17 Ilinols steers at 10%ge. « Ie. ‘por Ib, weizht Snuar ano Lamus.—Trado very small cade. per tb. Lambs held o: weight $000 Ibs, at aE CO i wT weight 9,170 Ibs. at Se, State sheep, welxht 7 a at ti | sheep ut $6 per head. Mitcu Cows.—T'rade little more than nominal, Woolly sheep sold sale, W. ne Veais xD CaLves.—No xmoota quality veals to hand: | calves. from poor ta course, alow jo! aly on» hoary cu; prices, de, a Re. per It. ; general Sie. per tb, Je 120 bead. ibs ibs per head, | sone,cur of Oliv hogs, sold at 83fc. por Ib. DOMESTIC MARKETS. jaws iniddling, 12c. Cotton dull and easy; New Ontxans, April 28, 1870, 1 ow ttddiing, 114% 72 bales, crows, Comtsmant, 100 |, Gatton, ante | good ordinary. W74e, Net reucipts, vorts--To Great Britain. 18 | Setpta, 10,181 Walvey grove, fi evipts, 10,151 bales: goss, ain, 16,.79: to France, #40 Bales, I bi 6027; SAVANNAH, April 29, 1876. a ; to the Continent, 050. | _ Cotton—De:mand fair, at low: | middiinys 116.5 quod opliuary, | Bales, G46, Btock, 2,042" “W 088, 2,442, Exports o pagina April 28, wey Cotton dail; middling. tow ‘middling, good ordinary, 103zc. 1U%e Net receipts, 308 gates. Bite, 10k, stock. 18.020. “Weekly—Net reveipte, Livi | | Bapactn€e dsens “Britain, 1,221; constwise, 1,858," sules, j00, Ay Moaitx, April 28, 1876, Cotton Irregular; iniddling, 12¢.; low wmiddlini, Le, good ordinary, 1Ue.* Nes feceipts. 445 balen. iixvorts coast wise, 37. mules, 500 Stock, kiy—Net receipts 1,084 1G che Continent, | Osweao, April 28, 1878, Flour in good demand and steady; bbls. No. 1 spring, $7 25 for ‘auiber winte $7 50 for white winter, € for double extra. Wheat unchanged. | Gorm tower: ‘old Western mixed at Bie. Barley quiet; No, | 2Canada held at Bay, #! | & $27 for bolted? $25 Nace tos ‘unbel ited, per ton, "Mill. dy—Shorts, $17; shipstulls, $18; middlings, $20 pertou. Kairoad Bsr gp Flour, to Boston, 4c. ; | to New York, 8c. ; tu Albany, 25c, Luke receipts—Kyo, | 8,200 bushels. Borvano, April 2 wh 5.800 bw | feed A » Flour quiet and ste Wheat dull tnsettied; no sales indicative of market values. Corn a | heavy and drooping; sales of 4 curs choice at oe ordinary on private terms, Oats ses | nective; none offering. Barley duil Canada at U0e. P | Fork lower xt Ke len of 600 besbets bonus and seeds quict und stendy. # tor heavy mess, Lard dull at te. | Floor rent. Wh $1 red ines Bi i . Gore steady: hah mit m Poustiels wheut, 2x0 jente -th0 bbls, fur, 3,00) }, 26,000 do, coru, 6,000 do, vata, © 0. April 28,1876. | comnion to cholee Western shipping. Resta, $50 8075. weuk ne 3 ine ys Corn unsettied, dull n o i or seomed unwilling io, 2 at | Rar genersity lowers 8 dune. unsettled, spot; s1Ke., Ma, de lower a Tae. 5 key quiet nt $1 07. ¥ prev wheat, 22,000 bashers; corn, 110,000 do. do. 5 2,700 10 do, os bark gore. - $8,000 At ele: 0,000 Yashels: 9,000 do, Corn quiet ‘ed. Wey. "ork lower at $20.90 $00 23g Ma Mi at B3¢e._ easy and unchanged, COTTON STATEMENT. | | The following were the receipts, of cotton at the ports named, from September 1, 1875, to + 444,012 A SISOS . 0 87H.008- 75,105 Cit TNs 442,740 1 16,103 3,916,943 | PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Provipence, April 28, 1876, Printing cloths market unchangea. FINANCIAL, ater BEL NONE ra issue Travelle edi, wrailnle Ina pari of the world, Mours, DE ROTHSCHILD And tool correrandents | Also Commercial Credits and ‘Transfors of | | HINGHAM ry ©0., BANKERS AND Brokers, No. It st.—Make for dosir- avie jnventmznis of large orsmall amounts in Stocks of « | legitimate character, which frequently hey from five to | twenty ‘times the amount invested every thirty days. Keli- | able stock Privileges negoti Tavorable't Stocks pny’ pg aslong as on deposit of three to Circulars and weekly reports sent free. ve AT REASONAMLE marie “SOnET On ON mont Insurance I | Secutltioet ‘ales. nd ther | nara ofa “C0. mit ee gomo / A. HTOCK RFRCCLATION: $5, CONDUCTED BY Us 1¥ 5, 7087 Form Bikore nad Sia wea TMB DUE Pate a TELSgeAs. mat ds; a British brig’ (reported in our fast to the i uot confirmed), hence to Genoa with 11,000 | ! = per Ib, | 4 ie. iV | quire ath lewilt FINANC TAL. | Bega TOAN OPV ~ANY Anca OR Mortgage; charge tz RAKE & aaxuine HO! 108 3 y a premium for Fractional € reency $1.0 “O00 WANTED—TO MANUFACTURE A STAPLE ticle of general wo; it will make ite ows capital in 30 Herald $3.0 000 WANTED—ON FIRST MORTGAGE IN Brooslyn Property worth $4,000; hone bat principals deals with. OWN: 41 Broadway, room 7, N.¥. her cent a ve: and yery best security given; capital re: tt to extend the business: office hourt from 10 t0 3; fall particu toe ‘and an op] nit for thorough investigation given at interview. Ay ire pBacald offices, mn aro sated by Charies Thownp. firm of Thompson aid to Charles Thompson ouly, who will basins, anil will carry on the same at No, w York, Ay ve ST ARLES THOMPSON, WILLIAM DARTON. BU SINESS” ‘OP YORTUNITIE: # FREE.—CAW BUSINESS OF EVERY KIND a CHARLES CLARKE. and vigtoa “36 Bo Saving md st., under igs Bi N NEW YORK (TWO y to some sta ‘commission: Al references given, Address Ee ice iNMLON, Her N OF 25 YEARS’ EXPERIENC| In je ws successful cutter, fitter, ted with 83 LONG ESstaBe + uuch cash, LLOYD & BAPE INVE T.—AN_ OLD ZSTABLISHED pawnbroker, about retiring from busi a ‘wouk ose of the Fixtures and Goodwill on es ‘or further particulars apply to H. DAV! 1DSON ed Spring ITH XA CASH CAPITAL 000 to 8. p00, in a first class business on Brond- ished over ‘2! > years and doing 4 very fine breve yale can be easily doubled with more capital and i neti INGTON, essinan; principals only. Address WASH. Herald Uptown Hranca office, 1,245 Brondway. OOKS EXAMINED, BALANCED AND kept by job, day or night. Address EXPER’ oftice, UGGISTS’ GOODS, PATENT MEDICIN«S, PER tumery: &e, Depot agency and pice roums for pro jane. | HAVE FOR SALE CHEAP--THE HALFINTEREST ofa splendid, newly patented sate car coupler and am improved car. For turthor particulars address 16. 1. CA~ HOGN, Frederiextow “OOK OUT 0. THE SUNDAY. TELKO AM, ALL THE BATEST LOUAL, NERULALS AND GEN. foaraie bt he NEWS, pier “ER | = “em = ae WANTED— rg, principal and 83 per cent profit will be wanrod in name of the invester. K i, KNELIN, Wure- house 318 Hudson at., from 9 to 12 A, M, TANTED—A PARTNER IN A GOOD, PROFITABLE business; capital needed, $20,00U, Address U. T. K, Herald ouics. TED—A PARTY WITH wally in a lezitimate business INVES? which has toads reunes; $75,100 can bec eared this sammer, Ine 14 Broadway. severai ware ou TO LET—AT BLIZA- bethport, N. J; stand for lumber, coal aud bebe Bashiow. i i ier sae! 3 Broadway, . Elizabochport, afternoons. Ws TED—a RrY TO TAKE AN INTERES inasmall Broadway Hotel, or ia Restaurant, + ru ns and Sample Room, Apply in fruit’ stor youu Cast BUYS MY “TAL OF STOCK AND J permanent business, now paying $400 Mouth; rare chance. 100 Browdway, room ao) i Pimteihenpepetanbectied BUSINESS TROUBLES, Six of the creditors of Frank and John L. Wrisley, | Inte proprietors of the New York Hotel, yesterday filed a petition in bankruptcy against them, aud the | order to show cause why they should not be adjudged bankrupts has been made returnable on Saturday, May 6. The claims of the petitioning creditors are as fole lows:—Lemuel Valentine, $10,783 92; William M, Fleiss & Co., $5,243 84; Elliott & Rindlamb, $2,305 65; Charles A. Lewis, $4.01 46; Douglas Taylor, §1,300; Drohan & Powell, $789 89, Yesterday Judge Gilbert, of the Supreme Court, Spe- cial Tcrm, ordered William G, Choate, receiver of the insolvent firm of Hoyt, ot Providence, R. L, to pay over to Wi jay about $3,000, on the greuud that the money pecial trust wheg it came into the hands of the firm. NOT THE AYLOR & WILSON.” Messrs, Taylor & Wilson, mineral water manufac. turers, No, 141 Franklin street, wish us to state that they are notthe firm designated ip our issue of the 28th of April among the Ist of failures, and over whose affairs a second composition meeting was beld at Rogistor Fiteh’s office. HELL GATS IMPROVEMENT. COMPLETION OF THE BORINGS—NO DATE FIXED FOR EXPLODING THE EIGHT THOU- SAND CHARGES. ‘The work which has so long been slowly approaching completion at Hell Gate ts ended at last, The 8,000 borings which have been made into the rock are, tor the moment, plugged with wood to prevent the ingress of the water from above. They merely await the charges which are to shiver to pieces this primeval ob- struction to the entrance of New York Harbor. The only work now goingonis the pumping outof the water which accumulates in the adits, and the com straction of a stretch of sea wallto protect the shore from the current which will sweep against it atter the explosion. This wall will be 150 fect long, 12 feet bigh and 8 fect thick, A heap of débris flanks it at either end, For some time past the various explosives used in submarine blasting have been tested, many of the various compounds of nitro-glycerine having been tried on Friday last. ‘hat which gives the greatest satisiac- tion is the gun cotton made at Stoncmarket, near Lon don, It Pe & comparatively new preparation to this | country, but has proved itself so superior to most | others that tt will probably be used inthe tinal blast, It will not, however, be placed in position until the last in order to avoid the action of the wi wee ft. = Tho Propriation already® mi ner le ficient to cover the expenses of "ee blasting, for which a ut thirty tons of the explosive will be needed. The nse of removing the débris alter the explosios have to be met by another appropriation. The popular mind has been filled with vague fear of the effects hikety to follow the blast, eral Newton, however, says that there is not the slightest reason for fear, m on the part of jiving on the river banks nearest the mine. The idea that the explosive charge will be fred in bulk is an erroncous one. There are about 8,000 small charges, not one of which will be larger than can be contained in a boring of three inehes diameter, tapering off gradually to two inches andahallt. Tho difference between the popular notion and the real tact is precisely the difference between the effect produced by the firing done during a battle and that which would be brought about by the simul- | taneous explosion of all the powder ased in said battle | af fired at once in a closed chamber; so people hay not the slightest cause for fear. explosion is not yet seitied, but it will not be until the end of July or the beginning of August. Many have supposed that the fireblast would take place a the Fourth of July; but General Newton does not bap oe competing for effect with the country at I fremorable d@y, and the small boy will have no 2 ofieal rival for fulminant honors in the newspapers of 6th, He may lose his hands in pieces and in pda AGAINST THE ELEVATED’ ROAD, Tho property owners along the line of Greenwich street and Ninth avenue, through which the Elevated The precise day of the | Railroad runs, who bave formed an organization in op- position to the extension of that railway, met at the Pacific Hotel last evening, The principal business of | the evening was the adoption of bylaws for their gov. Crnment. They also discussed the bet ig A of a suite. ble place for peyen farther up town, and spices e determinat persevere in their jnst the Toud, available legal measures in defeuce of to be their rights as property owners. Yesterday dr. Patt jetor of the Pacific Hotel, ordered his porters to Oil in ne excavations in Elevated road for the purpose of laying castings te for eo w hold the pillars that warn sucoaed to ldappers & tern. Out at this point, The holes had been permitted to Temain open while the temporary injunction was in force, Since the injunction has been made permanent he applied to the Street Department, and as matters ressed too slowly for him with the authorities he the reaponsbility in ba own hands. If the rail. rood company proceeds to reopen the excavations be says he Hr ns it for damages, RAPID TRANSIT IN BROOKLYN. ‘The passage of the bill authorizing the introduction of steam on Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, was hatled with pleasure by the residents of Rast New York and by als Owners of property in that vicinity yesterday. The or When fully organized they intend id, (ie all INTEREST ON ot CITY BONDS: tis reported from the Comptrotier's office that om May 1 there will be duc, as ovaeebegiaged ape just