The New York Herald Newspaper, May 13, 1876, Page 9

no ans POLICE DISCIPLINE. [CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.) Lampeen ie 4 — he met and the time place where he met swicandseven, at the pr ‘of their tour, will make a | of all patroimen whom they met and juan wil) pare individual report statin, at what ape ae Place he heals —- ap sergeant, exe reports wi! put on tho station house fod to the force rules were adopted and ordered pro- to FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Stocks Still Irregular’ and Fever- ish—Speculation Heavy. GOLD STEADY AT Hl? 33 Government and Railway Bonds Steady—In- vestment Sh:res Firmer—Money * on Call 3 Per Cent. Watt Stxext, } Fria, May 12-6 P.M Moody and Sankey’s adjuration to ‘Hold the fort,” @o far as its application to the market goes, seemed to De* the’ paramount desire to-day. There was now and shen a feeble attempt to advance prices, but it wus as dificult to make them bold as it was to restore Humpty Dumpty to his pristine position, From the nursery hero the transition is easy to the pantomime and the dust, and in this latter arena again appéared to-day Our ancient friend, Mr. Merryman. The old familiar Salutation of “Here we are again,” coupled with “Tommy, make room for your uncle,” was once more heard again on the floor, and the space asked for was Teadily granted in Lake Shore and Western Union. So | the variations in the market cousisied ia a series of Bape und flops, which, if not serious enough to frighten | Bither bull or bear, at least attracted sufficient atven- tion to prevent affuirs sinking into utter inanition. | A supreme duiness reigned up to nearly two o'clock, | when a prominent house appeared with an order to | purchase a considerable lot of Lake Shore, which being | Rocepted as binting at higher tigures the price was | run up to 55%, which proved to be the best quotation, of the day. Alghough a tomporary firmness and ac- ; tivity were thus croxted, aflecting in a measure West- ero Union and the rest of tho list, the improvement did BOt continue long, for the last hour showed quite as great an eagerness to sell as there had been to buy, and ‘the board ciosea up as weak as asecond drawing of bohea, Apart from the effort to weed out the shorts, which Were growing apace aud choking up the paths of the | greater bears, thero is no change in the condition of things to warrant a bull movement in railway shares. The contrary is rather the case, if it be true, as re. ported, that the Krie and Pennsylvania Central road: ] have to-day issued instructions to cut dows tho rates On Western bound troights, and that a similar process ‘Will shortly prevail in respect to passenger fares, ‘There was more firmness develuped in the coal stocks to-day despite large sales of Delaware and Lackawanna, Which was attribated to the necessity of a conversion of shares into cash for the purpose of settling an estate. No doubt this steadiness was due ina great measure to We increased strength accruing to the combination by the accession of the Lehigh Valley Railroad, which bas for two years back held aloof from the union and thus materially threatened its homogeneity. The combiua- Ration of the great coal carriers, consisting of Delaware and Hudson, Delaware and Lackawanua, Lehigh and Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania Coal Company, and Pbila- dejphia and Keading is undoubtedly rendered much stronger by the addition of the Lelugh Valiey Railroad Company to its number, Ju connection wth the coal stocks, and in view of the fierce attacks upon the Consolidation Coal Company of Muryland, made in some of tho newspapers, we have, ln the interest of such of our readers as may be holders of shares, made particular inquires into the subject, 3nd we arc authorized by Mr. Campbell, the president af the company, to make the following statement m | Fegurd to the petition of the Attorney General ot Mary- Jand recenuy tijeu i the Court of Alleghany county, of that State. The petition sets forth that the rates of transporting coal ou the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad _ were reduced by the Legislature at its late | Session, and that the Consolidation Coal Company, bav- ing purchased +aiti railroad prior to the passage of the Jaw reducing rates, vow continues to charge tue | former toils and declines to make ihe reductions pre scribed for the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Com- pany. The Attorney General accordingly prays the Ccurt to compel a compliance with the amended rates, and this is the sum and substance of the petition, The absurd stories in regard to the charter of the Consoli- dation Coal Company, having their origin i stock ope- Fations, are cntirely ignored by the Attorney General, who alludes to the charter as a law of the State and quotes its provisiors and powers. The charter was passed in 1860 ana is on ile at Annapolis, being properly authenticated by the seal of the State und by the approval of the Governor. The company organized under its provisions has cvor since paid heavy taxes to the Stato and to Alleghany county, and the charter bas since been amended and otherwise recognized by the Legislature. The Consoli- | dation company will soon answer the petition, and have no doubt as to the result, Their learned counsel, Doth in Maryland and New York, are fully satisfied of the company’s right to purchase and operate the Cum- berland aud Pennsylvania Railroad, and to charge even higher rates than are now established, which are the Jame as those charged by the Cumberland anu Pennsy!- vania Company. 1 18 well understood that tacse attacks upon the Consolidation Company resuit from stock Operations, several thousands of sbures baving been sold for future delivery. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The foilowing table shows tho opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— Opening. Highest, New York Central... 10% = 110% Harlem 138 13s 15 16% 55 66% 2% 2% Northwestera 40% 4035 H Northwestern preferred. oo oO cj Rock ‘Slavd, 05% 105% Piusbarg... 2 ws Miiwaukee and St, Pau as Milwaukee and St. Paui pref. i 64s ‘Obv0 und Mississippi Pd 11% 95 4 937 101 100 wT | 63. oo os | 4 4% 4% 6% 61% 664 Atlantic and Pacific Tel. Ww Ww aw Pacwe Mail, 20) 20 20: Pacama,... lal ii ‘The sales to-day of active stocks aggregated about | 000 shares. ay CLOSING FRICKE—3 P, ML 7 * uveksilver. “8 Sussheliver pr 0° jar dee Min. 74 a dai * Aa ‘ 4“ “ Uk a w a Siew : he «1 * ay } « & 5% n Pacific. % a ci 4 1054 Missours P » n S8iq Pro PC » fs tHe ADVANCE AXD DECLINE. The following are the changos in closing prices com- pared with those of yesterday Apvaxce.—Delaware and Lackawanna, 14 ; Michigan ore. 43 Northwest preierred, 1; ; Now Jersey Cen tral, ',; Pacific Mail, 34; Producers’ Petruieum, 1; BL ual, Joi do., preferred, % ; gold, 5 % Decisse.--Ohio' and Missigsip; ke Shore, %. Pacific prejerred, At- Lip ee ong and lant and Pacife Telegraph, New York Central, G awd C., ©, C, Coad, Ene, Hannibal and common and preferred, Harlem, Llmois isgouri Pacific, Northwest common, re ape island, Wabash, Union Pacitic MONEY MARKET, ‘The extremes of the day in this department were 4 | and 2) per cent, §=‘The close was made at 3 on all loans: secured by the usual stock ovilaterais, Prime puper is — @iscounted at 4); and 6 per cent. Foreign exchange | fs quiet. Prime sterling, asking rates, 4863, and 4,90!;; selling rates, 4.88 a 4.93)4 and 4.8044 2 4.90, Reichmarke, 954% 0 96H and 964 8965). Cabies, 06 Prime Paris, | 6.19% and 5.1144. | The tollowing were the rates of exchange on Ne York at the undermentioned cities to-day :—avannah, 1-16 premium; Charleston, 16 © 6 premium; New Or- | | since January 1 were $38,246,228, and the total amount | Virginia | Caltfornia . | sentatives of the various coal companies met there last evening for consultation. The result as given out was | the instance of Rufus Hatch, restraining Sydmey Dilon | | pointment of a receiver. Jeans, commercial, % a 6-16; bank, %{; Chicago, 50c. premium ; Cincinnati, Orm, 90c. a $1 premium, and St, Louis, $1 25 premium. GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed steady at the following quotations:—United States currency sixea, 127 a 127 do, sixes, 1981, registered, 12143 a 121%; do. do., 1881, coupon, 12234 a 122%; do. do., 1865, registered, 11434 alldsg; do. do., ao, coupon, 1l4i; all4%; do. do, do., new, registered, 11834 2 119; da. do, do., coupon, 118% a 110; do. da, 1867, registered, 120% a 121; do. do., do., coupon, 120% a 121; do, do., 1868, regis- tered, 1224; a 122% ; do, do., do., coupon, 122% 0123; do. ten-forties, registered, 1175; 117%; a0. do., coupon, 1183¢ @ 118% ; do. fives, 1881, registered, 117 a 117%; do, da, do., coupon, 117 a 117. THR UNITED STATES TREASURY, The United States Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $166,000 gold for five-twenties redecmed, aad $212,000 for interest. Tho silver payments to-day were $12,630 under $109 limit, $19,305 under $400 limit, and $37,868 on silver drafts from Washington: Total to-day, $69,883 Total since April 20, $1,474,697. A strong and combined effort is being made by specu- Jators to make a scarcity in both silver and fractional currency ior the purpose of ,securing a premium. From private sources, which are trustworthy, wo learn | that the Secretary of the Treasury is confident of bis ability to more than supply any want in this direction. Two or three months, however, may be required. Revenue receipts to-day. Customs receipts ... s Bank notes received for redemption. RAILROAD BONDS. Railroad bonds were generally higher, wiut the largest business in Chicago and Northwet Paul issues, The changes were as follow: vance of 34 per cent in brie second mortgage, 3 per cent in Milwaukee and St. Paul consolidated sinking fund, Chicago and Northwest coupon gold bouds, Erie third mortgage, Hanmibal and St Joseph eights con- vertible aud Union Pacific Railroad first mortgage; and 4g per cent in Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago firsts; adecline of 3 per cent in Cuicago, Burlington and Quincy eights, aud 4y per cent in Chicago and Northwestern firsts, Northwest consolidated gold cou- pons were firm, aud advanced to 9334. St, Paul con- solidated sinking funds rose to 88%. Michigan Cet tral sevens sold at 100, Fort Wayne firsts brought 120, Harlem coupon firsts, 11644; do., registered, 116; Centrai Pacidics, 106% ; Union Pacific tirsts, 104%; ; Rock Island sevens, 110; Erie second, 102; do, third, 1024, and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy eights, 117. | THR GOLD MARKET. | Gold opened and closed at 11234, with sales in the | interim at 1124. The carrying rates were 1 and 8 per | cent, loans having been also made “Hat,” The specie engagements for Europe to-morrow amount to $800,000, CLEARING MoU! Currency exchanges Curreucy balances . Gold exchanges. Gold ces. TH PORKIGN MARKET. The London advices report the withdrawal of £288,000 sterling from the Bank of Englund for shipment to | Portugal. Consols were firm and United States bonds steady ut about yesterday's pricea, Erie advanced to 144 a 143g. Quotations at four o’clock P. M. are as follows :—Consvis, 967% tor both money aud the account; 1444; do, preterred, 22; New York Central, 98. aris—Five per cent rentes, 105f, 22 for the account. In Frankfort—United States vonds, new fives, are 102%. The Times’ Quancial article to-day says:—“Rumors regarding the Erie Railway are spread ng. The position of Canadtan securities is favorable,’’ DRY GOODS imvORTS. The imports of dry govds at this port for the week ending to-day were $758,049, and the amount marketed $1,030,140, The total imports of dry goods at the port marketed $38,784,364. BANK SHARES. The sales of city bank shares were as follows:—10 Central National at 101%, 40 Metropolitan at 123 a 12234, 10 Merchants’ at 11334 and Fourth National at 92, ; STATE BONDS. New Tennessees advanced to 413, Missouri long sixes sold at 106)4, old Tennessces at 4334. | INVESTMENT SHARES, Investment shares were generally tirm:—New Jersey Central moved up to 9644, after sales at 933¢; Land and Petroleum froin 111% to 11234; Consolidated Coal, 413¢ a 42;-Delaware and Hudson, 1105 ; Harlem, 138; Ameri- | can Express, 624; United States, 70; Welle-Fargo, 87%; New Jersey Ratlroad, 13544; Rock Island, 10534; Morris and Essex, 10314; Delaware and Lacka- wanna, 107% a 108 a 10834 a 10854 1 109.4 10834; Pitts- burg, 98 a 035. PHILADELPHIA STOCKS The folléwing are the Philadelphia stock quotations ‘at three o'clock this da Asked. City sixes, new, 108% | Unitea Compani 35 | Pennsylvania Railroad. . 53% | Philadelphia and Reading Raliroud.-. “x rt ay Northern Central Railroad, 34% | Lenigh Navigation. 4635 | | MIXING STOCKS, ‘The tollowimg are mining stock quotations in San Francisco at eleven o’clock to-day :— Gould & Curry, Sav Union Co’ solidaied. Alpha. Imperis Overman Raymond & Ely Julia Consolidated... .. Money plenty; 1 to 2 per cent. The following ure the closiug prices :— Consolidaied Virginia aT Crown Point, Calitornia . Contidence Sierra Nevada. vage i Consolidated imperial sin Escnequer.... Mexican Overman. | Gould & Curry. Just i Best & Belcher Caledonia. Hale & Norcross THE COAL COMPANIES, A tologram from Pottsville, Pa., states that the repre- the establishment of entire harmony, the Lebigh in terest agreeing to work with all the other companies. ® IMUNCTION DISSOLVED, Some time ago Judge Speir yranted an injunction, at | and Jay Gould from taking any steps toward a dissolu- tion of ‘the Pacific Mail Steamship Company or the ap- To-day the Judge granted an order dissolying that injunction. THE RAILWAY WAR. ' The information received to-day from trustworthy | sources is that within a very few days the competition between the now antagonistic railroads will take a more positive shape than ever. It is known that private cons | tracts have already been made at rates unusually favor” able to shippers; but it is probable that both the freight and passenger tariffs will be publicly reduced tow point that will leave no doubt as to the intensity of the fgbt | that is now in progress. THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY. The Stock Exchange to-day received the announce- ment that the above company have issued 5,000 sbarcs | of additional stock for the purpose of conetructing addi- tional lines. RAILWAY RARNINGR The following shows the comparative earnings of the Chicago and Alton Railroad Increase $8,0y0 58 Pena! ee $1,450,588 26 Same time in 1875. 1,460,722 42 Decrease this year $0,134 16 The estimated carnings of the Ohio and Mississippi Railway Company for the first quarter in May were:— 6 18 1875. Incfeate. st eeeetecee ees ss $16,827 06 The foliowing are the earnings of the Michigan Cen- 1 i tra! Railroad Company for the first week in May:— $145,804 86 127,126 45 Approximate earnings of the Toledo, Peoria aud | Warsaw Railroad Company for tho week ending May 8, Inorease,...+. | trequéntly made. ‘Tho principa event of the week, comm: | most : ‘ NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Fatpar, May 12, 1876 BRFORE CALL—lW A ML Sen00 Mich Cen 7's... 100 1008bs Mich Cen RR. 4’ 500 shs Union M Co.89 200° do... do. te $¢ $3 eof age ‘Ws AND 13146 bed uv a e "81. 500 do. 1 80.0 UB o-20,¢, '€8,.. FIRST ROARD—I0 ++ 105% 200 sha Mich Cer 415 S00 Ls a8... $1000 Mo A's, 1 bds., 5000 Tenn 6's, n. 150) 2.8 Fiean § af 10000 1000 @ 8 Wists. ‘e 2000 Ene 2a ni, 4000 Erie 3d m, 7000 H & St Jo! 8s, S000 Mich Gon, et 400 HL ooo 1 Pos ate pi bi x0 Un Bae Ri tat, 200 Alt tT E i i 2000 7, P ay 100 dow... bt 20) Harlem RR....bee 138 100 Un Pac RR IAC &N Wp ‘be, 030 ti «0 to peta tL CG 100 do. 1 Clev & P gtd ...be 3 Mi & AP. De $15000 CA NWecerb. 9834 100shs Mich Ceu,... JOw Long Dork bis; 108 SNS Con RB... 95 (LS aMSe Fs i de Ro V0 do. 4) do 00 do 400 do. 100 rt Wo) do 8 foo ma se iid ba Bs 200 Mila St Pn 6433 Too Han'g Sego itn 18 48 200 Mo, Kan d Texas. 1036 2PM, 117g $5000 U 85's, 6, '31... 1176 SECOND BOARDS PM, $10°00 Tenn 6's, 1000 & U Lat. e 01 1000 Erie 3d m.. 000 NW e 48) a 200 shs Mich Con....., Wo do. od 200 1000 Un Pae 1 i Dou) Dele itr. '0h.. 2000 Del & Hr gb itn BI do do. lwo Went go Ex.be a Mall sbe. . 2:30 TO 3 POM £00 she LS 2 MS, 8 lw do. SS: do 100 U 8 Express, 100 Pae Mall $8 108 Wi ouiog Miss RRS 17 ‘oy! GO. coerce ITE COMMERCIAL REPORT, COTTON ON THE SPOT DULL AND EASIER—-FU- TURES BARELY STEADY—PLOUR sTEADY— WHEAT = STRUNG —-CORN STRONG—-oATS STEADY—-WHISKEY FIRMYR—PORK FIRMER— LARD FIRMER—PETROLEUM QUIET—sPImITS | TURPENTINE QUIKT—ROSIN QUIET;-O1LS STEADY—FREIGHTS STEADY—COFFEE }1nM— | SUGAR FIRM. Fripay, May 12—6 P, M. ‘The trade movement has been siow, judged as o whole, during the past week, althoagh there have been rome voteworthy exceptions to the rate, There is no mistaking the fact that the buik of the spring business js over in most departments of trade, and sales show congiderable failing off from one week to another, Dry gvods remain without material change, the market be- maz quiet. Hardware has been dull, the spring trade, which has been exceptionally light, being about over, boots and shoes and some other class goods uw moderate business has been in progress, bat the ab. sence of vim or snap ts noticeable in neariy ail branches of she wholesale business. Very little buoymey obtains, and holders, ass generai rule, manifest @ willingnoss to > meet buyers, and extra indncements to parehase are not ii cially considered, is the accelerated outflow of brea fe, spouse to au active demand from Continental Europe. This active movement as not ccused any sudden or radical enhancement in values from day to day, holders for the pert having been williag | though generally insisting upon the quotations current enough to sell, upon some advance te preceding day, ‘The vesult & swen La the largé purchases during the week, export, but, recetpt hoary vruspective acrivaiss the market was hut improved in considerable degree, Indeed the bayer stag sorts have Sela lower than they did.» week or 40 Oats huve doen od, ow the whote. lower. hs adivy declining anitt fairly wos duly and In groceries, drugs, | NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1876.—WITH_ SUPPLEMENT. aa wm oad 1 | Gorer. 44 Ge, 0 %c. Straw—Long rye. 7c. $1 10; oat Bee. tor We qolimgom Conx was dull and unset ice Caxpuss, were Ce of 2.4 Roen 0, ex Cor Baltimore last evening, 1730. for tully fair, inary cat The: prime, a do, 1 vent bag 21%cer cloning at those hevres Contvace was unchanged. We quo ib., Hive. 15igees Zealand, 1.6, m ‘tn tone, but not quotably lower. vady. The closing prices to-day ays ices as follows: — wuraday, May Li, 123-32 0 Slee aod au ootion i ‘plunds. Alabeina, Ordinary. Kise 8 A Stilet ordinary. jooul ordinary 10 3-16. io * 8 S16 1. Me oud ti Strlet jevod mld piddllng fair, itaivod iow middling, iv middiing, 11 Spot sales were as follows :— “se 16. ig! Oa id 38 tabi, Di Toval, 1,1 ipts en the vores i leans, 1,180; onl) ipl, 108 Petits day New 49 bi aber J, to Hamburg, by steam, Dkvas. &¢.—The market gbaaged. Opium wax guchang fn "bond. and $500 a $570. eurrency. Mas-quict nt 91 70 per cwrt Jy, for small lots, Cumpho Cream tartur was quoted at 3 | 33e. for Frenel for do. in bux | Borax was stead ic. lor do. California {3 55. currency. Burgundy ‘piteh SRG UsAraae wad, Seay $4 trun quoted ot 480 Bros a gt 10 dor. ine sian canthatides were irm at Bs 2 Bbc.,us to quality. Hol ammonite was duil at 1034e , gold. Irish moss was quiot at ic. & Te. domand nt 1 20, Gum godda was fh y. Juniper berries wei ian. mottled at (0c. 1G. | lndive potash us bene) Alu > gold, and ue. ior | Licorice gold, and from He. to 11 brian, Be. sev | er was firm bleached: Ergot wae enay al €L quoted at G7e, 8 Ode. qiioted at 2Ue, fur belladonna. Bowers wate quiet st was quiet ut 206 » 220. Anpiarare, hee root was frm; for tear do. G jam arabic Irmiy held at ie. Ser equills wore quiet at 10e, » Llc. | gules $e Oho. Valerian cucs was quot and, 19e. for Germat fat, Dio, aut Ber” Jala Gorm ‘derwsr ‘wee quiet ae tue « quoted, nt Ore. | Antafat fe oll lavens a "505 oil cloves susaufras, inclusive oil of bi ‘sales wero ke Begins te jewchiing powder at 1A, gurteney. ordinary to good bran.n, 2g. caustic soda, aes edhe: Diewrb ail geld: blese is Beta 2a ets Grand. hank do. fon 4 50) : Shore mackerel, No. $16. |, Hox hersing, Nox, | | do, Frown asp Gat, | 67, rm 1a shels; eurn or wv" Hour market | Mera ia The sles ware Bi Went r Brandywine. No, 2 sate. Supertine state, Exirn sta + ben Stat choice family. hye thet fp apt to superfin ental Karupet, Hee maarxot. wan | tel ot 22 8S | Weakee: the wales were mostly prising abowt 250,00) busi 4 $1 12 fur inerior sprini $1 10 4 $1 Zu for Nod choice No. 2, t Se deed nnd Ole, for dor ntiout. Bee ‘and | with pardt were venerall per box, $2.73: museutel, bd cua eure soedions rninims, $0 ie aivane do i fot: gt B bes ite tb | obser easmarts aston Oe. ; red tipped, So. ‘a te. medium greet re gee re ae PPER.—We note sales of 200,000 Ibs. sat os 21ie. a tarred Manila, he & 12h sisict patauar 300 wt 1256 Total i bules. ‘Thi bales. To ‘Havra, by steam, %:.. comprosted; Je,” compressed; 10 Bremen, by ‘compressed’; to Liverpool, 4c. by steam: by | and’ S50. for wae $129.9 81 30 Gambier was tirin at Ge., gold. quae was firm at sage. rald, according to uaa, Fassia Lind: i au mibo Took was quoted at Ne. fur whole Orange peel ruled quiet nice turpentine wi a tull at ke alte. aut walte wae quoted at 1674e. aud Marsoli gold. Itucheile snits were steady boxes. Quinine was active at Blue vitriol was steady at Bie. Morphine was active at was In inir demand and steady was quiet at Sle. aise, Aud Sinyrun was ir demand and firm at 17. 0 Ike. ‘Orris root was steady at 1: 25e.. Coreg to quality. Tonca beans steady at $1 held at Sve. for white cut H tare sorts os Jie. tor second dd. La eng nd fi a wae steudy at Hida was stoudy Cortonate wt monte was quiet at Tie. Kewenti tons 80 drums ennstle soda at 43 the, all gold, and 100 688 do. 5 0) dors buriey, S),00) do. batle ren in vat ak as views. vad ‘aeeordin: irdioary Wi ‘a chat de ie S07 pee to rater. 40, | tled, We quote :—Red, Be. 9 Be. § 18t;c.; Jamaica, Porto Rico, 1X. & Tsige. 9 1kge. ¢ : Angostura, 17e. Ge. a 17 ie, compare with Thurs 2 13 dard of classitica- tore running in quality not more than Ball u rade above of Lelow the grade quote Orleans, “Texas, 16 a 16 ae 16 is 11916 Il 96 oe, Last Evening, Total. ng 50. 1» 1,200 at 1: 190 at 12% ough alow lant your, 3,578 bales. Cotton froizhts ly quiet but un- noted at $3 8745, for job lots. Uli vitrol and 2c. a Zhe. per ‘at 27c. for rotined, anu dtiger for powdered in bole und Wve. | Alconolics—Chioroworm und ether were | Steady at We. for the former and Ste, a G4e. for the latter. Ms Lag: & 1ge, for refined city and “Balsam tolu was quiet at $2 0 wi noted: The. ras Ce %, a for % 50, shollac was a, tor Sngilah, per ton. ‘$60 ‘ash was quict a 200. Kold. Prusslave pot Bichromate potash was ‘dull at 153¢0. pin rm at T3ge, @ Se., w redult at Bo. wn’ 3h Lump was in vas tn tair demand greenbucks. ‘far aric vold, ‘for crystal, and Saticon wus Gem for hig tg Galtgal was in fair de- and $2 for Norwe oe a Prien rniy weld | ly tor Juin! ica | “io. aaa was if Leaves were quiet, but steady; | Je tor contuia and acontie, | Arsenic was in it . for white powdered, rm way was firm was quoted at ted ‘sarsaparitia, was quiet ol te. "ie made in prices, jon, Panderson's, aio! alge. $1 r, 7 10; and 82 soda ash at $1 95 Hoda ust Wak steady, 14,005 bbls, with 8 ly. Corn 500 bul. at 8d OU for |} SeSSestErss eeCrsenoxsc@sesees ESeRSEs 2: xeited, and 2c. * high at asthe clo-e No.2 was nomi- ‘Bi tor Ohiengs, and 8121 a8 25 or in the lower Im tpart last evening), at “si Us if 7 for Ni at Bhevoy- eh “ for white fe WAS Sey wut barley malt were duil, ere more Steud ho ald No. raded tw ¥ exc ree Toye. het ig bo quel ce ‘Daves, ) por ‘quote —Apples, State, See + Foe! Scahers, lee firm and it 73; ‘aorcomnn Ss 50. do. ‘good to prime, | | | t bay A AND mp e Hy | Saute Kosa, on le of 1, im bag aaa ox tale u: begs Sided, M100 Bogota mt Te. 400 wet salted New ( y Texan, 1H) dry “nate i Bue 2 at ‘as they run: city > aw HO Ibs. OXge., currency, selected. ve—The inerket continued’ quiet, bit pr without radical change. ells’ w Frow Eiamet Bop cireulur's- ihenstpas ony Exports —Geesipts © 409 bul ei Septomier t, 1s 4 for American pis was steady. with arrival coins inte We quote American pig, No. 1, $22 $21; do. forge, 176 $20. Seotah—Colt Bcoten Pls was = bare! samers’ hauds. S20 0 , quoted at $B lyr: 2» of 525 bays and 1,000 packets, Lead was quiet but unebang cold, tor doinostic. Laxsu ex Idome gold, four months, Learaxie te demand from manufac: turers at easy pri We quote :~-Hemlock—Light Buenos Ayres, 20%. a Ja. California, He. do, qanteeg Bide, Says cite, Tintone. Aycan a. do. California, 214¢¢. wv Buenos Ayres, 22530. a 2e.: do. common hide, Zhe, 0 20e.; dv, Californ' . 1850. a.196.: pour, do, common, but quiet; furcien fayal und mixed, scovude Fetinin, Kico, $5. a ‘Sve. Sue, ; New Orleans, fair bo good, 486. phat aren: entrails quiet, | | request mi | Rhee. fneluaing | Southern dh the Pc ans notations. = y | owt. | ewe. Now range vt white and Sve. | ry Revetia4 1 | variation trom yesterda; eargo of 7,009 bi | Ing prices'were ax folio | Pulltidelpbin, 133, | 187 te ee Hii. ice. SGe. 4 We iy Hite turpeutine at Bie, « —-Spirits trp! $1 80, He. ¢ rosin, common, Washington, 82 0 Aivices trom Wien ng od ‘ly. 8. 4 BL. gl 10: colts 82 10" view, St 7D: salos at New Bedford of 350 bbls. 00 bis, nurthern whale ut 8e. » wt 55e wOKe, We quot Southern yeilow, Ne. ; yellow We. ; winter, Ge. ; lard, winter. $1 07 wl OO; jo. bleached winter, $1 do. natural Ww ads North ibe, x do. Sonths bleashed winter, ve, canks, $1 17), tiv 2h do, cases, $1 30 ‘si 40; winter Dleached : erad du'-The market was quiet, bub without essential closing prices. At Philadelphia id at» private price Prado, ti bulk 8A: Mo. In d, in bbls. 146.5 dd,, eases, THe, Refined at oF 13% » and at Balttne 13, 7 vices irom the Créek were as follows:—Oll bs i—inmediate shipments nowlasily, ive $1 VON, bid: $i Voy asked. Buip: bbis., 110.; refin ies | acon. 20 ‘Fhe’ pork mar: bid, $21 asked: at asked siento, SL 30 were “750 fei ass at go tes August, fil bbls. at $21. Cus meats were quiet. 1 he re only 5.000 Is. pickled bell! lus. average, nd 8,000 Iba. du. 1: Is,” average, wi 11M # lake. picaled Tite., plekled do. at Sige. Bacon was dull for tity long clour, 12\e. “Boot” * $i 75 sed, Sales 6 —Exti cel Mion $12 bu; packei, g16,, Tioresn ity xtra India mess, a $29; India mess, $25, 4nd pr S24. Beet hams ‘were very quiet at ¥20 « $20 for Sinoked meats were wall und nominal, Lard was Ingeood idedly higher, both fur lot on the spol and forward NH Tho enh “enll” pricos Wi So pie, $12 TO Ly, B12 Figen bid, cuolee os. we So Heflnad wi Tite, for Bouth America, 12%e. for Cousin for Cuba, 000 tierees for the Coutiuent ut 12 Cuba at Ie. and 300 tierces un private vod steady, with # air era” Meng We. for Stute and 2 Se. tor We ol SreuTeR was qulet gnd unchanged; quoted at 8c. currency for selected. Roceipts—140 tierces, The market was quict Ke. for prime to choice. woarket for raw was very firm at unchanged Sales were 475 hids. refining, fair to prime, at % god 200 hhds. 200 Rew Retined was ds. mon tO prime, Fe. iy Se. 5 Ng irrovery, fair to eholeer’ Bie. wattve, el—siandard A. ie. w Vise? of Ay Myers crusiied, We. Kranulated, 10'e:: eut loaf, HON Receipts, ‘40 hhds. and 197 bbls, The mark, were xbout 100,000 Ibs, at Sige. 6 8h aes et, but firm. Wo quote Bane Eg T36 “okey. $0 8 3 et18; : Enulish, inally $7 50 { was quite frin, were SU) ihds., small proportivn leat; Brive w lS0 Seedloaf was very’ steady: amlen, were 100 cases vandries ate. 5 2c; 14 cases New Haglund, crop at 12ke. w :e,: 148 casos do., crap 1874, a file, wid vate Lerma: i) canoe da cron 479, on private terms; 100 cases Wiscor 187 and 1874 ST cases Qo, erupt eit and 187s, Recei 9-25: bbls, walker was quiet but firm; powdered a, bbls, bigh- SO bbls scld at Wooi,—The market was set and prices were lower. 5: Tere 2000 Ibe. Missouri Hevees, wt Xe. : S000 Ibe, » ut B30; 5.00 ibs, line Texas wool mt 220, lowdocat 1c: 500 Ibs. medium da at. sia. slightly burry do. 320 bales Mexican at 18¢, ; 60,000 Hs spring ellp Caltrain at i0c,; 1.i00 tbe. ane voring do. *,000 Lbs, heer spring ‘do, ‘nt 140. | 6,000 1 7 Ibs. Wentert, pall , 135 bay wuper coming de. wan the vena of the day, hk room accommodations in that bo iustanee, For chartering tonnage w ful’ dow wd ruled jor grain vessels, chiefly fwr the Continent at noi inully une Fates. | Oil vemels were int teltins demand, of local and per steam, grain yds. tuilow, ts. Od, ‘Tu Newe 200 boxes ity ta, boxen starch, a charter compeiyad: erp, wit lard, rs. ea: 10,000 busbele fs irate, an Ausirlan bark, hencete, Havre Gariors grain at oa, Gd. ; 4 German sid on, fue Usrth to. Hagsbeey, cok ng the arch reported above as part of cargo? wn Tialian to Rotterdam, with 4.20) quarters grain nt Baltimore to from 8. ed. grain je with v ia tor United Kingdoens with Sus teas at "A Hritial bark hence to Udesna, velth 25,00) vate terms, said to be a1 aie cake a4 22a 6 cuses refined petroleum on p A Beith sip from. Philadelph vie erude petroleum at 4 wane var. Feow Philadel tite to o the to Brew, with #000, hod, thet, i. Sd. 9 German berth for Antwerp. with qo Mt current rates; a Brithsh bark, © Adriatic (out aad heme), wish general eargs NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.' Frupar, May 12, 1876, RECKIPTS POR TWO Bays, Veala a ouly & fow ti a tle. perth, Fp pte 6 Fe sold oft usth strocy yarde TC "eatin ‘i 3 Lansd sh re) Lege vy Maem * On ne nol is sere t W3{e. per Ib, te Toe, per tb, weld 73 ewe: 48 Liluols Y per foe wenehe Hig ewe strong: 47 Sears ght 7 D. Waixie 0 ote ves 1c, with $1 ac. por Ib., weight wy ewt. H. Voxel Lewy [areal at We. porld.,.weight 6g owt: ; 3 Whee. per I we u Bt 2.5.00 los, Roki, & Thompwn 82 Lilaol J. W. Vail sold for neil # wile oe stebi on gross weight 5¥,62U I J. Fagan sold 1 Tlinots steers at 1OKe. per Io. aight off ewe 8 sola tor self 17 Hilinole seers at Ge, per 1s Iiinois ft ar 105 Hilo wem it hy owt, Siegel mereis 6 sold ibe ap eed ptowrn at 10s. por ibs, with Fi owt, 160 Litinols steers at 1W){e. cin Litliois ‘at beld yu 33, rms | invis oxen. At Jersey City yards, | seid tor agivan 16 Misacurtstaers Paeive, | wetgnt ‘Ohin Steers St Lo ewe 5 J, Brown 7 The clos | * prices were us | vs tous, | 2 pes owt. W. FE. Disey 4 ge. rer Ulr.. weelight 9 ews, Wuner aap Ieawus.——Trude. sow’ sud small, wish still fiem, W. Giltot sold 37 State yeu Limbs. wei 2.510 Ibs. at Be. por Ib, : 47 Michixan shoen, weight 3.4 iia, at Tigo, Lg tp commisxission 25 Virginie ey weight 0 Ie. pe ry hn Mad One sheep, weight SUZ Ibs. per he <a, i St 0 per cwt.; 191 Teunessee sheep, wolicht Ht. Ibs ret me and Hele ran price head, at Te. per 1b; 190 Tenuesses shecp, weight 3p i pe ade 0370 Missed, calves inctadeds also cove void’ kx $00 S60) pos ALS AND Catrxs.—There were no smooth gu. hand; butteruilk fed calves sold at 44sc. — Sty dea Be per ib, oly fe be fortis DOMESTIC (© MARKETS. Gatveston, May 12, 1876. Cotten dull and vominals, middling 7 wid- dling, 10%; good ordinary, Me, Exports coustwise, 411, 4 Lock, babs Weekly Net reoipte, 3.28; ‘gross, 3.81. “Exports cvsat- wise, S087, Sales, Onzexs. xu 12, 1876. dling, wit wd om ‘cekly—Net receipts, 9,004; o Great Britain, 6.080; 19 France, : consti iret Britain May 5 should Monte, May 12, 1876. in hes Bu 294. W un i middlin: ae Bae Cotton weak; middling, 0% inury, Dége. re ast ine. “a Sats Stock, 1,578. Net receipts, 1,655, Exports coastwise, 387. ‘ Savanwam, May 12, 1878. Cotton guiets middling, 11 1Ge.; ° low middling, geod ordinary, 0 3-166. ceipts, 185 bates. Blocks 1Tca7. Weekl recelpte, 2,021; 483, Exports constwine, Sale-. 2,711, Ciautston, May 12, 1878, Corton quiet; middling, Ike. ; low dling. Lise, | good ordinury, 10e. 97 bales. rts te - | Grout Britain, jes, 20), Stock, eM joakly== Not receipts, Pranee, 1,012 hr. Exporve cou stwise, 73), Gr Bales, t Brisajn, ha a, do, 5 corn, 400K 1%: wheat, 20, Canal feeighes orn Ge., oats de, pine lumber &F 73 included” Wheat ‘unsettled; holders to realize; demand light; sules of 0. Lhard Mitwaukee at rt arley dull bu ‘iu nt oe. in store. Pork, lard, weds und highwines ua- changed. Osweao, May 12, 1878. Flour unchanged; sales 1,400 bbls, Wheat steady; sales of 8,000 bush: 1 White Michigan wt $1 40 2.000 do. ghoice white $1 os Corn lulls now, fo resulstenieneione 1,00 bushels; rye, 8,500 vet unt of grain on canal’ from a betty utd Uswogo for tidewacer yestarday uoan—Wheat, S160 bushels; barley, 27,800 do: ; rye, 41,500 do. : vena, 46,000 da Cuneago, May 12, 1876, Flour quiet but firm. Wheat excited and high a closet pith continued upward tendeney;, Xo. 2 Chl Exit BL GF spot, $1 08 fio Jal so, 9 Che we Gt ea S70, toe * oy 0 Jun Daige. Fe Cary: 5 uly: rejected, 4c. en dahie. i S6sge June, AThe. h ATI Outs tuirty Active and a si uly. 3 spot; $12 ity) 4745, July. Bulk ments fairly paltry avld.s ehaae inigher Pihouldivy 1860. ig clear nib vides 10%e. a Le. : eiear ‘aides, Tak } und Py hhiske; $1 07. “taripia Flo 100 iba PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Provipence, RB. 1, May 12, 1876. Printing cloths are held ut Bic a Sie. fur standard ang extra goods, Lut sales are hardly enough to establish prices, EUROPEAN MARKET. Loxnox Provuck Manxkt—Loxpox, May 12—Kven- i perm oli, £91 per tum, Liuseod ‘cake, £9 10s, a £9 ing. 15a, per ton. > FINANCIAL. UGUST BELWONT & © Bangers, 19 and 21 Nassau st., inoue Travellers’ Credits, available tn all parte of the world, EASONABLE RATES.—MONEY ON LIFE AND = A encarstiat insurance of all kinds effe _ 3d. o ye Endowment insurance Policios, ned it tm other with best com- STOCK SPEOULA Ton ig Cy a orm sion atingse «every form ; book 6 in Rocks went free’ on applicatine TUM BI DUE "i } Bankers wad Brokers, N 2 Broadway; at Sige, and Soo daivs ‘Wevane at) can bitty we being thease rie price or E oe var | will A to i large or jamal amounts, eter, which frequently pay froin ‘ested every 1 di five to twenty Hable Pats and Calls nagouiated wt Dougut aud curried as loug as desired oa dopoalt of thre 4 five per cent. re $5,000 to $10,000 additional capital, ort whieh be will ive alien ou his share of the estate, und, it needed, in addition douvted persoual guarantecs, Addrevs KNBRUY, at TO LOAN oN or Brooklyn. AVNET a WOLCOTT, 10 Pine Lolli ME. BERS “OF THE KE have to remalt a : & BAZLE HOLDERS OF oe THe CONsOLT pany of Maryland dositvus ot protect: Tot tho presw eS HARTI. will sonmmant ounselior-at Law. No. 1 Walla. purpose of instituting proper legal pri uutual safety wud for the eailbug ol ® stockolde % fk 4 NEW YORK TORRE _ Licut Comraxy, Nournnasy COUNER Umax ayes, ‘Kw th Mutual Gastight Company three tuspeciors eld At the valce of i ‘the caeeteate i] M. aod PM. ‘The transfer books of the company will be closed for ton days (10 days) prior vo anid election. ily order of the Board of Directors, JAS. PLACE, canard rs EAL ESTATE TRUST COMP FEW will be suid at a WANUATN ‘to close ao ES, Nos. 4 and 6 Pin WANTED af Six $300.( 000 p Higa ag yee pean rye $1.000.000 eeitpae eetiese cupaiern ERSHIPS. cons &@ BLouM—Tik FM OF Conrr, EwLOOR hay been this day dissolved. Vusiness at the restaurant at. the yy ia iene meshinr CHARLES b BUSINESS opivonrosretEss [BSN WHI UNDERSTANDS DR} TT Toeot relevent mt S08 Ninth at SPhukdepiie PROFITABLE “PUSINESS—g50 ro, ia jwared weekly; can be easily increased bla Interest for about $1,000, ddre: box 168 Bi ete LTS it ono em po ih Had inong, will adaalt » dea! sya departnen, "E.G. LOCKE, No. Lv adh see TO BUY LUMBER YARD, Sina ioe Address CONFTDENCE, tlerald oftce. « 1 ‘ASH BUSINESS, iaTABLGURD, GIR years, which requires about $3,000 Coy H capital to imauage ii comfortably wud advantaueously ; any any one is Amount in cash oF avaliaul can $1,000 per annum. Address CASH, 110 Bast Louk 10th st T°, ENTERPRISING GAPITALIBTS 4 VALOABLE Patent Rigot of w small article that 19 eaall covers the od Btatos, ty che: Sorngente apply. We want applicants 1 Adaress: tn ee ac De Ted LEWIS, No S Gates ore r t ON NE YEAK—A SHIRT t LAUY: vivertiser; hem! ca a ae sale: aS — KASTERN be ty tie od | Waal temlloger viol nl, OR mal spl ye apparatus for lawn and, pen, bo te Moet oth vee, Culengos it ae f Wasieorar RINE, WITH A OARW sre | rowdy at raed | bust sem, which paying ri i over LU pet cent protit; it can be Suse ahd aneoan oom 150 Heads st. teers iW wittt BRRVICES YOR AN ee 7 5 Seth fit oie ta ADEMIE®. 0 Ca Dancin lcabke Phy ide evening. TAMOND'S A ® spectalty. DANCING AGal 1,268, Bi ge oer al Seece Se ft: