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=e B FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Rumors of Fresh Hostilities Between | Trunk Railroad Lines. GOLD STEADY AT 1122 78 Government and Railroad Bonds Firm—In- yestment Shares Steady Call Loans Supplied at Three Per Cent. Money on Wau. Srrerr, Trespay, May 2—6 P.M. It is a fine thing, no doubt, to figure as ‘Queen of the May,” especially if Her Majesty be defenaed against the weatber by wraps and galoches, [tis asad thing to have to retire into private life when the féte 1s over Knowing that the ceremony hag como and gone like a dream. Ceutral and Hudson celebrated May day yester- day at the Stock Exchange, the reigning princess of the occasion; it has gone back into retirement to-day shorn of all its attractions, Its fluctuations were as feeble this morning as they wero forcible yesterday, and the crowd that watched the dealings found ‘metal more attractive’’ elsewhere. It soon became apparent that there was to be no case of ‘non eat inventus” on the part of Vanderbilt's brokers ‘day as happened yesterday, for they were on the Bpot botimes with their bid of 112 for the stock, and so eld it to the end. The whole list, which, without a leader, is as incapa- ble of harmony as an orchestra without a conductor, fell intoa most discordant state when yesterday’s fa. worite relapsed into its accustomed dulness, and the old apatby and torpor covered the market like a pall So, for most of the day the market can be described as dull and steady, with a tendency toward better prices. Western Union crawled up from 64 to 64%, Lake Shore from 5334 to 54% and Michigan Central from 4914 to 503;, these being the opening and highest prices re- Bpectively of the day. Later on, however, it began to be whispered that the Feduction of passenger rates, so long threatened, would | Bertainly be announced to-morrow, and on this rumor the whole railway share list commenced to give way, with the result of carrying Lake Shore down to 52. Michigan Central to 59, and of depressing the other out- lying roads in a corresponding degree. In addition, the reports from tho West that the great trunk lines were entering into extensive contracts for the moving of grain to the seaboard during the coming fall, under the present low echedule of prices, hada depressing effect, since it was looked upon as a gua- Faniée that the railroad war must necessarily continue until next winter, There was nothing observable in Western Union, save an effort to place 60 day options ‘on abort account, supposed to be for Mr. Gould, and a decline of % per cent from highest figures at the ond. Coal stovks, if anything, were firmer than yesterday, ‘under limited transactions, and, in a word, the whole @ay’s business may be dismissed as featureless, ‘THE SALAS TO-DAY. The transactions at the Btock Exchange to-day og- Gregated 145,700 shares, which were distributed among active stocks, as New York Central and Hud- son, 7,105; Erie, 16,100; Lake Shore, 49,800; Cleveland pod Pittsburg, 100; Northwestern, 2,900; do, pro- ‘erredy 900; ‘Rook Isiand, 1,700; Pacific Mail, 15,800; Bt. Paul, 3,900; ‘do. jpreferred, 1,700; ‘Obios, 3,960; ‘Western ‘$7/680; Waton Pacific, 180; Michigan Central, 9,009;" Uniok Mining ‘Company, 3,000; Dela- ‘ware, Lackawanna’ antt-Wostern, 900; ores, juditier Atp' Lows? rricns. ‘The following table shows ‘the ‘opening, highest and Jowest prices of the day :— . WE... Welisctergona 7@ phic & All, 96 12) ‘tie "oN 05 58 104 93% Milwaukee and St. Paul... 38 38 Milwaukee andst, Paul pl. 64 63% Obio and Mississippr ..... 16% 16% New Jeraey Central... 98 Dol., Lack. and Western 110% Uniga Pacific. rye nd LC. ‘4 Western Union % 64 tlantie and Pacific Tel. 4 mK acitic Mail... 2045 319% Panama..... 1a 127 CLOSING PRICES—3 P.M a 204, Mil 4 StP pf.. ema ote OG I are .* cc ea * arLandéM. 7 a arLaM pl. 7 Adams hx. Ga meriean 28 0 8 * * * ‘ ADVANCE AND DBCLINE. The following aré the changes in closing prices com- pared with those of yesterday :— Apvaxcs.—Delawaro, Lackawanna and Western, %; Hannibal and St Joseph, 44; Obio and Missisippi,’ 5. Decuixns.—Erie, 45 Hannibal preferred, 34; Lake ichigan Central, 134; Northwestern, 44; i Pacitic Mail, tg; Su Paul preterred, tern Union, 3%. , St. Paul common, re Ieiand, Quicksilver, ‘Panama,’ Producers’ Petrol Jersey Central, Missourt Pacitle, Ithnois Central’ weston GC, and L uC. C. and L, New York Central, Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, da do. pre- ferred. THE MONEY MARKET. Money on Stock Exchange collaterals was in supply and 4 per cent, and at the close at 3 per cent, The following were the rates of exchange on New York at the under mentioned citiesgto-day :—Charies- | ton easier, 1-10. 4 premium; Savauoab selling 5-16, ‘buying 4y; Cincinnati strong, 90 to 100 premium; New | } Orleans, Commercial 4;, Bank 44; St Louis, 100 pre- | $ mium, and Chicago, 50 premium. The monthly mint statement for April shows that there were coined at several mints gold and silver moun! ing in value to $5,088,430, Foreign exchange was advanced by the banker this morning to 4.8844 lor sixty days’ storling bills and to 4.904 for demand, owing to the continued scarcity of Dili, Actual basiness was at a slight concession. Selling rates, 483 and 4.503; a 4.804; roiohmarks, D4 0954¢ and 96% a 965; cables, 97; prime Paris, 6.13% and 5.1144. THR GOLD MARKET, Gold opened and closed at 112%, with sales in the interim at li, The rates paid for carrying were 1, 2, 1s, 254, 3ana 5 percent. Loaus were also made flat, The specie eugagements {or to-morrow’s European Steamer thus far are $600,000 gold coin. OPERATIONS OF THK GOLD EXCHAKOR Goid balan Currency balances Gross civarances. . CLEARING Currency exchanges Currevey balances. Gold exchanges Gold balances nov The following is the amount of specie shipped trom | Ban Francisco for the past Atteeu da, Gold coin Silver coin. Total...... THE TED STATES TREASURY, The United States Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $456,000 gold ior interest and $87,000 tor five- twenties redeemed. The silver payments to-day were $15,085 under $100 Imit and $28,300 on Washington drafts. About $600,000 now fractional currency rema‘ns in the Treas. ary, Which may be issued to disbursing officers, The ymount of Alabama indemnity gold paid by the Treas gry in this city trom Thursday to this hour is $4,885,850, leaving $1,200,000 to be paid before to- morrow evening. Revenue recotpts to Customs recerpts to day Bank notes received to-day PRODUCE EXPORTS, ‘The exports of produce from this port for the week NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1876:—TRIPLE SHEET. ending to-day were $3,589,380, against $4,904,837 for the corresponding week im 1875 and $5,736,887 1 1874, The total exports ef produce trom the port since Janu- | ary 1, this year, were $82,578,275, agamst §76,271,- 507 for the corresponding period in 1875, and $90,638, O41 in 1874. INVESTMENT SHARES. Investment securities remain steady at the following —Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 117 a 118; go and Alton, 974%; Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, Delaware and Lackawanna, 110 a 110% a 111 | 110%; ©, C., ©. and 1, 50; Iinois Central, 96 54 a 97; Harlem, 138; New York Central, 112 a 1124; a 11245 a 112; Rock Island, 10414; Morris and Essex, 10444; New Jersey Central, 983g; Pittsburg, 9414; Producers’ Petroleum, 111. GOVERNMENT BONDS, Goverument bonds closed steady at the following quotations :—U nited states currency sixes, 12634 a 127; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 121% a 12134; do. do, do., coupon, 1223, a 122%; do. do., 1866, registered, 114% 114%; do. do.. do., coupon, 1145; 0114% ; do. do., do., new, registered, 119 a 119; do. do., do., coupon; 119 011944; do, do., 1867, rogistered, 1211¢ a 122%; do. do,, do., coupon, 1211f a 12144; do, do, 1868, regis tered, 122% a 123; do. do., do, coupon, 122% a 123; do. ten-forties, registered, 118 a 1184; do, do., coupor 118 a 119; do. fives, 1881, registered, 1174; a 1179 do. do., do, coupon, 11734 a 117%. STATE BONDS. State bonds were dull and steady, with sales of North Carolina sixes and Missouri long sixes at 45 and 10534 a 1054¢; District of Columbia 3.35's sold at 70 a 704, am advance of % per cent. BANK SIARES, Bank shares were steady, with sales of American Ex- change at 110, Commerce at 115, Merchants’ at 1143s, Metropolitan at 125 and Ninth National at 80, RAILROAD BONDS. In railroad bonds a larger business was done than of late and prices are generally higher, with the Chicago and Northwestern, and Milwaukee and St, Paul bonds the features, The changes were as, follows:—An ad- vance of L!g per cent in Milwaukee and St Paul (La | Crosse division), 7 per cent in Chicago and North- western consolidated, 34 per cent in Chicago, Buriing- | ton and Quincy sevens and Michigan Central eights; | 3s per cent in Chicago and Northwestern consolidated | coupon gold bonds; 4 per cent in Hannibal and St. Joseph eights convertible, North Missouri firsts, Union Pacific Railroad first mortgage, and Boston, | Hartford and Erte firsts, and 34 percent in Chicago and Northwestern firsts, There was a decliue of 3, in ©, Cand I. C, firsts and Rome, Watertown and Og- densburg firsts. | The foliowing are the closing quotations for Pacific | Railroad vonds:—Union firsts, 104% a 105; do. land | grants, 1005s a 100%; do, sinking funds, 91% a 92; Central, 106% a 106%. THR FORBIGN MARKET, The London advices report a gain of £284,000 bullion by the Bank of England on balance to-day. Consols and United States bonds are steady at about the closing quotations of Saturday, The new fives aro Jy a \ per cent higher, at 106% 210634. Bar silver ie quoted a 634(d. The following are five P. M. quotations :—Consols for money, 9534 a 9534; consols for account, 9534; five- twenty bonds of 1865 (old), 103% a 104; five-twenty | bonas of 1867, 109%¢ a 10984; ten-forty bonds, 107% a | 1073,; new fives, 10634 a 10643; Erie, common shares, | 134¢; do., preferred shares, 21 a 23. A Berlin despatch | says that the specie increase in the Imperial Bank ot Germany during the past week 1s 5,457,000 marks. In Frankfort the United States funded loan is 102 In Paris rentes aro weak at 104f. 92}¢c. Exchango on London, 25f. 18350. PHILADELPHIA STOCKS, The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o’clock this da: Asked, City sixes, old. - City sixes, new. 108% | United Companies ot New Jersey 135 _ | 52% | dig | Lehigh Valley Railroad... 5815 | Catawissa Railroad Preferred. = 4335 Philadelphia and Erio Railroad. Sie Northern Central Railroad, - Lenigh Navigation...... 46% Lehigh Navigation, gold loan * Ex dividand 2 per cent, MEMORANDA, The May interest on the bonds of the Gold and Stock ‘Tolegraph Company is now being paid at the company's office, The Globe Fire Insurance Company, of Chicago, has suspended, in obedience'to instructions from the State Auditor, who found’ it too much impaired to write | Policies. It will assign to a new company, the Fire- men’s, of that city. |. The reported ‘‘cutting”’ of rates to the West by the Baltimore und Obio Railroad is denied at the offices of | the company. Canada as to rates, but the latter declined to make any agreement. The Now York and New Haven Railroad Company, which in its last annual report showed a gain for the year over all expenses, including Interest, &o., of $1,700,000, yesterday reduced the wages of all its em- ployés 10 percent. The coinage at the San Francisco Mint ia April was $3,339,000, inciudir.g $2,780,000 double eagles, | The Banking and Currency Committee this morning agreed to report favorably a joint resolution author- for legal tender notes to the extent of $10,000,000, Pacific coast, who seem to be running the government vo make @ market for their silver, Tho carnings of the St. Louff, Kansas City and Northern Railway Company for the fourth week in | April, 1876, were $58,235; for the fourth week in April, 1875, $46, increase, $11,512 Total earnings from | , to May 1, $1, 685 06; from January . to May 1, $870,815 72; increase first quarter, | 1876, $167,360 v4. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES ‘Terspay, May 2, 1876, BEFORE CALI—! 400 ahs Mich Con RR., 300 400 shs West Un n Tel. BuO 00 200 do, wo do | Sou do 1450 ao. » do... 260 Pe Mail wo to } 200 a 100 di 510 Ohio & } 100 do q a 00 500 she Pao Mail 88... 2000 40 1900 Mae st 6 BoOO MES | wow Alb « Jou Chi & Ween. 2uw iho Ale tii 3a'p 1000 i, W & 0 Litcon S000 W Un Tel osu Messrs. Jewett & Scott recently recommended to - Vanderbilt, an agreement with the Grand Trunk of | izing the Sceretary of the Treasury t> exchange silver | This i another victory for the bonanza kings on the | apie SETEZ— = 8 3 BEEEEESESSS. ts = eesesees ry 1 a ‘at pe 10) on, BEY 10 Obie & Mig Be 300 128 ¢30000 US 5's, r, "81. 11734 SECOND BOARD P.M, 100 she C & Pitts gt. Gov Ubi & NW Kis.be 100.6 &N Woe, 100° NW conr 1000 Pentnsuta i 5000 Kt.’ Wadises be 70 shs Fourth Nut Be 92 10 &H Van beope t 100 Pac RR of Mo... 230 To 3 100 shs Mich ©: 300 do. ny $1000 Gt West 24 2000 Onto « Miss 2 800 ahs Proc LAP Net’ COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THR SPOT QUIET—FUTURES STEADY— ‘I DULL—CORN UNSET- FLOUR Ql TLED—OaTS: QUIET—LARD SPIRITS TURPENTINE DULL—ROSIN QUIET— OILS QUIET—FREIGHTS STRONGER—COFFEE STEADY—SUGAR FIRM, Toxspar, May 2—6 P. M. Business was about as unpromising as ever, to-day, The merchandise markots being still characterized by trregulurity ang prices wore ever ou the change. Flour ‘was quiet but without noteworthy change. Wheat was dull and lower. closing with a better feel:ng and with a part of the de cline recovered. Oats were steady. Whiskey quict. Pork quiet. Lard lower. Freights stronger, Cotton was steady. Coffee was steady. Naval Stores wore quiet. Gils were also quiet. Petroleum continued inactive, Sugar was firmer. Asus were in fair demand and steady for pots at Sigc. a Sic. Fearls were nominal at 7c. ANTIMONT was quiet at 16\je: » I6!y0. ‘ | Bewswax was quiet and steady at 37c. for Southern and | B80. fur Western. | Broom Corn was dull and nominally unchanged. We | quote —Red, 43gc. a Se.; red tipped, Se. a Ge.; medium green, 7ige. a Se, ; choles green hurl and brush, Ge. » 10e. CANDLEs were stenay. We quote:—Sperm, 28¢.: sperm, patent, Macy's, 38e.; stearic, R. Mitchell & Co.'s (16 08), 2ie. w 28e.; adumantine (12, 14, 16 of), 12%0. @ 10; paraffine (4's, 6's and 12's), 19, « 20e. Corres.—The market for Brariis was steady, We notes sales of 1,035 bags Santos in lots ex Donate, 1,000 bags Rio ex Albert, 500 do do. ex Ontario, 500 do. do, ex South 500 do. do, 6x Viola and 2,000 do. do. (part Inst Dictator, all on private terms. Mild coffee was We quote :—Ordivary cargoes, 153g. 4 1534¢. ; fair do,, I7To. #17%4e.; wood do., 172{c, a 18e.; prime do., 18ze. a 1N3ge. ; extreme range for lots, 15340. a 1934¢.; Santos, fair to good, 17¢, « 17%e., gold, ninety anys; Java, governmens bags. 220. w 246; do., erase mats, 22¢. w 25e.: Singapore, @o., Sige. w 2c. ; Ceylon, 17ige. a 190; Maracaibo, Ie a 19¢.; Laguasra, 173g. 9 183g0.; Jamaica, 176. & 186; St. Domingo, 15¢. a 15!4¢.: Porto Rico, 1c. a 198. ; Costa Ries, 17c, w 100.; Macassar, 18}gc. # 19}g¢. ; Mexican, 17¢, # 180. ; Manila, 17e. @ 18¢ ; Angostura, 17¢. # 18e,; Savantila, 166, | Ltttye. ¢ Curacon, Ite. # 17sec. | Coormrace Stock was 1 Fcloms, | shook nah, 9ivh heads, #1 90 0 ear hi | vite heads, inch, $2 6u & oe iba ds, do, seinen | 10 9830 box shoes oy By & B0c. oy tort panied & $6 50; om $ | ares B40, hoops, 12 leet, do, 833 $95 nary, to prime, ary to ‘Corrun.—We note sales of from 150,000 to 200,000 Toe, Lake wt 22c, 9 22!4e., the market closin, UloRDAGE was uuchunyed, We quote? Mantle (large and small sige), por, 1b, 14%y0. 0 154 Wee 17e.; tarred Manila, 1 Ide. American do,, i4¢.; Vortos.—The mirket tor spot gotton | further ebanges wore made in prices. » were Riri eRcaing yriess to-dey eueepere wih, Mougay’s poieee Oo follows = weet a 13 23-82 . 3-32 “Quotations fo based on American standard vi classifion= tion andon cotton in store running in quality not more than half a grade above or below the grade quoted :— Uplinds. Alabama, 2, Orleans, Texae, vite 915-16 9 {516 . 10 916 19 #16 101118 1 ny + ae dts 1 716 u Te 9 i s0 133% X Low middlin, Btrlet ow al t Ry pt 145 14 iid 18 strict good ary, gC. 5 idl ing, 11qe. Spot sales were ws foll pare Last ein toa | Consumption. . 64 610 volivered on contract, sales wore ax follows :—Vesterday, 180 at 12 20ze., 100 at 1d 4 | 8 1-100., 800 | at Aspens, Amagwst, Septem Ss Taste total, ian pt a a May, 10m at 2.8e, at 12 25-32e. ; 100 short ten 13 Ie. ; ht at 12 31 Ble., 100 1e., 170 ae 1 1stze., 700) nt 1) at 13 5-ti2e,,” 300 3 7-8e. 3.900 900 at 13 3:10 1,000 “wei we 18 a Lite, 3.40) ab B50: September, Wat 18 1-16e., 27,400 bnios, jertol itimore, 152; Philadelphia, PR. Tovah 4 He. bd =, inet (i devadd lower; sah tA Corn was unsettled and lower, but | ‘B2h¢c.. wold. for American L a : B ry 4 i] old Piguncgll we [bre sy) at as sig, for Spa.ish. and 34s. for Sone ¥e. for do, oli was grist £3. sail wan ise small wapeice ‘at aiangal root \ieee all wan ta fale demand “Sewtouudiand” and. 83" for Ni imation Bice. if 7S snd Smyrna was Orin.as A525. Uaraway was drm as od at Stee, 220, ‘ean’ tn tal demand anit few ay sates 9 18) a“ pe. according to 50 lor Angostura, We. ior white cus pam eraile ee, aR owars wure +) 11 woted 88 ae. lor Kusgist 8 Ue. lor rout for German, Albumen was steady ut Blood sud’ Sie Oi 18 tor ee Et lrg We quute ;—Hondures common at 34¢, a xport.. Be. a Y7e., exican, | was quoted mor wark ogi Tie Base vl pereeres, a! 005 ae ‘scold: oll eitroneil Be, nnyroyal, 44 chemicals Were qiuer, t $1 99, SU tune wal soda at $1 at 4ige., 100 shee we i fapee arbonase vustuiee fae 6 fats Goma joe aay 600 quintals at veiling slowly? 20g 854, Mackerel were quets AD LNG Nay ¢ $10. Hox herring seid to th boxes, noaled, at Zig, o searee and ull, $8; Grand Bank do, ackerel, 8% Sin” Bes peecngys Rahs barrelled do., Portland, “#479 « weet AND Gratx,—Recelj co i Flot Son ule and 883 mu 15 |, oU0 unehaniged. it sipping extras nol Tair ios ‘The huige were 19,000 bolt. inclu C ing stern aud Soutaera, at the annexed quotat suld to the extent of 30) bbls, Corn Boa, Writ salen of 400 bby. ut the annexed Be straight exit Louis, choice ‘oul extra, ly. Secure Cususenemmooes: Fe abo S10 Tor Milwaukee store tind’ atloat, $120 for Perea iy store, $1 60 for id white Mich: was dull and nomiuatly of Se, « 96c. for all grades, lower, closing with part Feoovered sad firm fur ‘on the spot. SETEHEETHESESSSESLSERS Camomile san, Gly ac. Swoet Toos was fie quailty. s"Toncs Doane ou root way whe ‘was quiet 1G. 5 Ye. w ive. 2 le Gum damar was Mt 6s. 17e, Curbon- tial uly i fife, all gold ae )2 bbis. stave, toes. was quiet Sressesspees (paddle & arcceaaceocet ESSSSETSVERSSESESRSTESS Cai No. cro} lower; O00 bushels ‘Corn wus of, phe de ‘soot "230,000 bustle. at Sige. a S7e. tor nO | we & Whee for stamer,, 10.0 tse. tor inixed.. SU}gc. BURKe. igarte ariey mult Were dull. (Oud busivels at 45e, fn dtc, for Nar'l yroueds Atos 8-4hige. for No- 3 mined aad 85iGe- 6 7c. for rejected. Fauit.— market for 1 5; aheauote iotiow, layer Fr 30; quarter ss at nen rain a dried was lected winter, ert but ins per box, $2 75; half lovee musentel, $273 jew woclews raisin, $5.29 nye a eet Bits: “SF commen, sz dood to prime, ic | A® quote Buenos re lige. s ieee ado. were licat and the tire y nominal, ote ry ion le, & 16e0.; Wisconsi 3 olds, all growths, 4c. dmccihes pe soe sl depressed; DUU tons No. 2 90) vate terms. Sas aaiet; 100 tone Coluness wud 101 tone Ky HL duit and | Seuteh py Hinton No. 1, Seotel ‘Glengarn sha aesepe: ton. oe Ml; quoted at $8 Ii gold, for domestic, Laataen.—The he ged wrest e 4 Wo, Calltornt a ‘Bue os Ayres, “4 non ida, do, Califorui errouns.—-The mal in 1S a B68 20, for hem- cos. The clo-ing prices were as follows v 3, do. ist af} lene at Laie. a 14346, and 30 ar at the West on refined, vate terms. bal, $12 mat | premier, fee tietces at et a & A ilersee city at Taka | damacs Mogae Sa east } ert, ae for ay and nomin' | Yerime, Oe" anf We at fate to | Patna, ee melas Rangoon | eae DPRLTER was quiet, at Se. currency for selecte a wena ‘33 bbls. ol market he aun and Tix ul unchanged. :—Banca, 226. 2aige,; tral a 170.5 ‘Rnuish, nitive the al Plates—o! jominally $7.50; coke, 86 50 terne, $6 1235 0 $8 sie Tosacco was quiet ry Mean Art e note sales of 40) hhds. ‘Rousacky. leaf at 60, Se. ; Too cuses of seedieaf sundries ut Zc, u 30c. ; 140 eases Odio, crop 1874 and 1876, ou private terns; ¥2t cases Pennsylvania, crop 1875, ‘gn private terms, and GOO bales Havana at met avers to $1 15. pts—300 bbls. whiske; arket was quiet ; be Tao eda bald i$ T's Woot —There was.a continued fair demand for fine wools at Om prices, but medi lected wnd nomi 18 and 15, dbs. “2000 tos: extra pulled ow private torins. Furicurs.—Grain connage for charter and steauer roca ‘eantinued in good request, the tormer at ficm rates and the tb by tal 40,000 busuels on Os, ts, 5 426 ton ol ak bir If oa ba bushels grain at Z stouin 1s, sugae at UUs. i, 16,003 bushels grain at Yd. ; 450 Fins, quoted roel lg at is. Gd, 0 5s, raced an Aust hggee to Sock jor quarters «ruin at Us., 30 | «| | “port oartors do. at Se dd. and £10 «rasul Canning 1405 con, Tal Tala von the'veruh Grain reparte 1 Gs. Oed. fm isid-on lor Bristol, to rake grainies 1 Norivcina bath (ow ih in O ies oe hence or, same won al with 3! uarters ut Gs., botl tong. lay » Britian, } Urig, from Pitladel Ghorto, with 2,300 quarters grain at liotse. per ‘buwuel; ‘a Britis, bark, ihemee 0 Core | ‘orders, with 9,000 watters grain at Sy, dd.; a Norw oF orders, with J.U00 quarters di mn Amerieay bark, Howes to, the ‘C'easee Fethuod petroleum at 23e. ord oF DOMESTIC MARKETS. Oostan; desptad ieodereint ghidiion tant lees sade ne tgeud ordiuary, we, Not Teuctpia, avis Bate Greet, a Exports t Grom Hrtal A283; to Fi Bilea, 2B0S" Stock, TAGE em al CHARLESTON, ee 2, Reet Fe 3 lo Set teceipte, 2D bales, “sales 150° Nook, BOT, Savannan, May 2, 1876. Coston steady, middling, 12¢.; low middling, Ie; good ordinary, Yc. pth, 400 bales. Exports coastwise, 1,782. Sales, 860, "stock, 24,388, Gaurastox, May 2. 1870... middling, 11%e.: low midalings Ile 4 Net, receipts, G00 bales. Grows, 700, it Britain, ine Bales, 150. Stock, A Witaixatox, N. C., May ting auiet ns =e. ain” quit ‘at BY 80 ‘ar atftet wt $1 35, Cotton dal ordinary, 94 ports to Gr Splrits of tw for strained. ite Michigan, $1 do., BL 55; stern mixed, 64e, ‘Barley iho gales, wo 2 Bay atl 02 Corn ment 2s for bolted; #25 nee, tor inbeited. pan tom. Reinert shorts, eta, SF a iusto ‘$18: milddlings, f $21 per ton, Canal @ige., corn and tye, i to New York; Tuber, 62 to th Hudson; $2:75 to New ‘or Burra.o, May 2, 1876, Receipts —Flour, 3.900 bbls. wheat, 8.80: h volnas corn, 17,00) do. ; oats, 10,000 do. :'barl Flour, 8,000 bbls. ;_ wheat, (8,000: oats, '10,000 do. “Flour q Hittl ingly, quotations lows ‘of 10 cars Western at S5c. w O7c., according to gual Out eats Nons bere. Lee here. Barley inac- jaoagre: $22 50 for heavy mess, Leu dull at lae. Aighwines nominally §1 10 tor elty made, Seeds firm and quiet. a Set arian ‘OLN ny 2, re hays coed lower; -y wulte Wabast to ais Pie tour bes 7 saith do. Ot pa icine a. Ae » 2red wonte $190; No. ¥ red, BL Lies $Los: rejected Lake | Shore’ red, 88.; No. hicamer ins, Xv ee sa i | high mixed, Sie: wage "8 | no grade, 403.5 damaged, 486, a . Behe. : pay Ye Receipta—io,oio tole, ane Is wheat, 4 O00 do. corn — Shipments—600 33,00) bushels wheat, 62,000 do, corn, 3,000 do. ents Cuicaco, May 2, 1876, jqflour duit, Wheat unsettiod, “active, ‘bat weak and Chicago ae Parga of the f0be. dune, Corn May, Boge June, aes July. Lard woak and aol EUROPEAN MARKET. Loxpox Pronucy Manker.—Loxpoxs, May 3 Rvening.— | Sperm olt, £05 w £04 per tun; linseed oll, 226 34. w 6 Oh per ew! bai her, rt $20 37K Tage June, ! Also Commercial Credits ant Monoy on California and Europ ¥ BARTUBS DESIRING sa og ng mone} and ir cont. 5 } William st. " Ar BE ASONABLE RATE: sraphic Transferd. of TO BORROW OR LEND mortgage accommodated ys IPMAN & MERSE! BAU, MONEY ON LIFE AND iciex, Mortgages and other effected with the best com- Broad 8 cf HABRIGH & 00.11 | panies. way NY AMOUNT. DS TO LOAN OX y oF Brook vier oe WOLCOTT, 10 Pine st. ) NAL L OPPORTUNITY “OFFERED TO PLACE FROM + ,000 to 38, O) at 7 per cent interest on a first class | City House and Lot, worth twice the amount, Boas five arties (no brokers) bo) tunds to invest may apply to E. B. EWHURN, 00 Hroad st. GO.. BANKERS AND st, New York, make for customers ot or email amounts in Stocks of | w legitimate character, which frequently pay from five to times the amount Invested every thirty days. . Hell and Calls negotiated xt favorable rates, Stocks ” joneriens ws long as desired on deposit ot three to ¢ per cei XING TELEGRAM. VENING TELEGRAM last week OFVICK NOe 2 ANN ST, i STATE MONEY To LOAN—Six PEK CENT INTER on S . Apply to ey | 145 Broadway. uid y | JSTATE PONDS 70 LOAN ON NEW YORK AND | K Propéte; bon Brooklyn us Apply at notat | ounce, J08 Oth st., near Wowery. an Saauanouel [Syestos, UAN BE FURNISHED WITH FiRst Mortage Bonds on improved Property: * per cent in- rexponsi NK y GOARAN LEIS Herald othe, Uns Howse Address ALWAYS HAVE NiO | rage on New York bong! EY TO LOAN ON MORT. te? f stocks tty; crty railroad GRANT, Ls Broadway. LOAN—ON FLEST,G1.ANs PROVED } rope stine to euit. " | | wi, AD RRR Se Wa * iescmarepves:/ EY EOANED ON BOND AND M 5 ae yon ORTGAGE, IN Westchester count: if DHETT, Nou Xow Chambersat. 2) “PRY 0 Ge We MoxEr re “Fo LAN IMNEDIATELY—ON, OND, AND AND axe, ier > Brook: yt; $150,000 for Chicago, "OOD De TLOYDJONESS 1's Broadway, basement, io. N*%. i Pah CITY 7a, SONSCLIDITAS STOCK, pe J and Chay 7 nit Keware a ‘Ts, water bonds, DANIEL A, MORAN.No. 40 Wall st. E HUNDRED MI COLLATERAL 6 cured not J one Al ‘utes, Soe wil Pact BONDUOLDERS OF THE PEKIN, LINOOLN and Decatur Railroad, in the State of Allinois.—! road having been sold under foreclosure, holders who winh to participate in bd purchase of the and ened the required to call at the me are Metropolitan National e ie Sans cat hast Sean ach ek aed ee ak bts under the parchase, owe T. MARTIN, Purehaser. IPO BUILDERS a BUILDERS $14.00 AND Bh ao ON Bergen Heights to loan to will bail ly we, aan. vw ix ABD, Architect, 250 Jersey © $1. $1,000,000 2 a a ? toe; alro money at Ave aad. ielaieeell ae d8 V, D. WYCKOFF & 00, Re es, JOUN KR. ELY, eae a iE. ar WHOM 1 pg ag, Tae, SORES. Bh a TO shoe ea 90 Went ‘est Shth st. star ncived Ast day of May, by imateal n coneent. the will be car Tied on at the above number enue GUN OUN Mt AN. __New Yorn, May. 2. 1878. WILLIAM FITZG ERALD. BUSINESS “‘OPYORTUNITIED. a mae re uinon Sete need ehdrese HERG SULATOR, Herald office. GENTLEMAN OF THOROUGH” ABE A. Xperience in the architectural mechanical would like to connect himself cong ial concern, either as agent or partner, TkON! sia ck LIKE TO TAKE abe alles etait on some masa ee rn vas nedd answer t Bualnows wil bear inves Sein *nadroas box 521 Post Post office, Plainfield, N. J. A PAETRnR were ng ay eee GF ed immediate); it from ‘the Occasionally ; sure. a, 3 mor principal wnswer, Address T., box 135 raid office AS EQUAL i tn given b9 a pany OR i TE EXCLUSIVE nes aie oa ina exelunive i iufeeyured goods (im Address box anations pay aher | a pneu interview. A box 2,811 Post office, iron) for nited States,.Canade aud Bi phe ic NAL eat PROCURED FOR MER. ADI A. eee manufacturers and others: maining. interests, Xe, negotiated; Real Estate exch Br anced sons with at seoking business advised (without vet obatee) d oppertupitios, eferences—J. H, Bowley. v Vice Hresident Norah ‘Ametien Life Insurance Co. 6. GLOGS & O. Bros ds, 39 Bro BOw; Bugaglal and Bustness Bighers, 99 Broadway. cbs oh ae, cares 3 joe po tri le oak "de ere, Fea on at agent liner for the ities ‘opreechting hat class Bordeaux or f “i ieetiog gd alraate a rs ey ‘ use the preference. stapague honege will hare ina ; on the Rhine.” Deokielt,: Rarsens A. SILENT PARTNER W WANTED—WITH $200 On UP to ay & rtane 10 ihe lg man Photons 80 tideon st, New York AN 000, WANTAD AS $5,000, inted with ‘busines smu eniniiek det. ca feanee caress tend it, Address O. B., 179 Herald office, ppt Revie ated wet eno es LR Fs SALE—A VALUABLE L PATENT, px i Fig | used Among grocers and farmers; penir if spline $B CAN PURCHASE THe business will sti annum. Address ATENOr; ying $3,000 per DARTNER WANTED—TO INVEST $15,000 it GooD business in the city: 4 references given aud required. Addross bux 215 Herald of : pon DUN IB, Heras OfBARS. iene aati Bee PARTNER WANTED—TO START A aT A RINDEIRG W008 and coat yard; 810,000 0 El ig dock front ing gn Passaic River and Morria Canal, analy Newark, NJ. Call Sd av., New York, TP Hae eee DioTOGKAPHY.—a PHOTOGRAPHER, AT PRES toda ont catablished at ong of the lead! i along phecd jaw York, Phila. many, first rate ing fiher sion. some poetics of bis Fore will to'aty Adres on Phfladelphia; others will be sent would bo at lbert; anton at aa a care. fered. | Add Va oustela ay any. Namo inser mi sorareained’ of th it'and Cuorry 1 nth, Philadelphia, R@ CHANCE,—@1 Witt 3 a SH YOU mai _paying business, 44 dt st. HERMAN &CQ Rs A ARE OPPORTUNITY.— SHOR OR psn HOU! quer Pe adel ‘of 6,000 people ee fron bi iphia, Pa, atown sinelu ees nk OXtUr ANGHE, Woet Chéster, Ps. 0 LETSPACE FOR SODA we STAND IN THE a willl e aiveriiser 100 foe's tow mo ha? and take. can have the rent unndual chance to ‘ke inoney this summer. Address BO NTON, Herald Up town Branch office. ‘ANTED—A PARTNER WITH $1,500 FOR MANAG. dng the finance 4: part of a cnocolave manufactory. Ad dress N. so. Herald of ANTED—A LARGE aio ITH power, for shirt facto: ser ont the busivess. Address RES! GNSITLE, Herald we NTED—A, — Seo seule Jane oe in.» wholesale hus x len apectaisy Adarcss lor tnterriows TOBACCOS, Herald otic S40 OR MORE TO INVEST IN A PROFITABLA 3 manufacturing or store basiness. 40 Hroaiway | $500 Fa “sigpa i WANTED.—I Piaf SELL TO A tinted who will . wueee 8 third soll vain 3 eels aa nares er cent sale wulimited emit ‘or part! oars addi MANUFAGTU! REA jerald Uptows Braneh office. 8500 t Taub GROUT, Scar etetn Seon por meme as AREY ZoLoa, soe Broadway. $1. 0 WILL BUY WALF INTEREST IN 00 Daxiness ; at a this city more in itatelphia ; it is worth your Sear eemens panty song bane fall seen npr ae AoiBlcecker $1,000 #3 @) Qi) Witt SECURE ONE- HAL INTERES? Ins manufacturing monopoly, article, cost FeO ce tor 30 conte: investiration volletted. QUEENS co SOU! NTY LAND. Orrick, 682 Broadway. $2. 00078 —AN CRM Syra 1 tl bot BMA aT the ice of party withdrawing frem « solvent and established hitectural iron works, Address A. J. W.. Herald office. $15. 000 TO $25,000.—THE ADVERTISER, WHO is a manufacturer of a patented Specialty, well and Warn the known, having on exhibition Nentenntal tus and machinery to the ami RROD, weld associate a 5 grovemes, with the shove ca capital ta aid in filling valuable orders now on hand and coming in (no ae affair). Large fap moe ed are ms rofits large, ion of whieb wilac nee Kiven, x with ample security, tetas tr continuous use of the money. This Is eat ‘opportantay eal dom offered, For intervie: whieh full werdeslere Pg be given, address MANUFACTURER, box 2a 425 Post Pilladelphla, Pa. Beh seinen Stine reer SILVER CURRENCY. The process of transition from paper to coin currency has opened a nrihe which the exchange brokers are working ata big profit, They are, in fact, having a harvest of it, For small lots of fractional currency they pay a premium oi! one per cent, while in large sums two per cent is freely offered. On Monday the Third Ave nue Railroad Company sold $5,000 of fractional cur” rency at a premium of two and three-quarter pe cent, The consequence of this condition of affuiri ia the currency is being shipped by the brokers & Washington, they in return receiving drafts on th: Sub-Tressury for the coin. country banki on this aecount at reed of th small change, and hay to Washington are brokers, paying from three to four per cent promiun for the accommodatién. For small amounts sold the counter to parties not willing to wait in line at the Sab-Treasury they charge ag bigh as five por cent Two.thitds of the amount of silver paid out is imme- diately shipped to distances from the city, and princi- pally to the country banks, which are just now a source of profit to the orokers. THE PREMIUM OFFERED FOR CURRENCY coe chbrae ingen serie ta a to get the silver in an; a individaals so would be compelled to do with: out currency atall daring the transmission. Under these circumstances Agr are foreea to send on bills to La , sil sl towns & per currency or silver at the city brok be may be sad berry this is only a temporary state of thes 8, but it will probably last for months untess the exchange at the sub-treasuries and in Washing. ton is Sa vapedly, effected. Thousands are engaged tn gathering the currency, both to sell to the brokers and carry to the treasuries for sil and the coun! more thaa likely, drained of sm coin will have taken its puck the novelty of handling and carry- ov eesf chenpodlad Some timo, and irs sal he Instead of nocasion, re of The bill votore “Congress the new silver a legal tender tothe amount 1 aud to foreign ports a ere is little fo foundation for thei. ¥ n the United States were green onough to coin a pure article, the silver rapid); Rese its way to foreign shores and the crucible, an rf in return this fer gaa Taek aging Hoos Li ot alloyiny hei and our silver will Sow Met main at home, Shipments will in all be made to California on specu! but not to any ex- tent. Smail brokers may turn a fow penn! PK gona ing it out in change tor an odd dollar in

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