The New York Herald Newspaper, May 23, 1876, Page 8

_NEW YORK HERALD, “FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Continued Depression in the Stock Market— | Prices Generally Lower. GOLD 1121-2 A 1123-8. Money on Call 2 and 2 1-2 Per Cent—Goy- ernment Bonds Active and Firm—Railway Bonds Stexdy—Poreign Exchange Quiet. LER Sse Pas Wat Stnune, } Moxpay, May 22--6 P.M, ‘The old ducal motto of ‘‘bear and forbear’’ would, in the punning sense which attaches to canting arms, and | in anaturai histery application, be singularly appro- priate as descriptive of to-day’s merket. The course ot busi 3 was thoroughly bearish and for bears, their administrators and assignees, There wasa seliing off of the whole list at the start, the coal stocks leading the way as if they rather liked the movement from their experience of last week, Of course, New Jorsey Central and Delaware and Lackawanna were in the yan of the movement, as the decline of the first trom 8414 to 70%, and of the latter from 108 to 102)4, will bear witness, Investors still continue to bring their holdings to market under the whip and spur of a daily shrinkage 1m values, and the highwayman short interest depletes them on the way with the stand and deliver threat of seller 60 options. Western Union and Lake Shore were affected in a minor degree by the weakness of the coal specialties, Dut suffictently to carry their quotations down to the lowest points in several weeks, the first touching 645 and the latter 515%. Central and Hudson again attracted more than ordi- | Bary interest to-day, and thongh there scarcely any yieldingin price the stock was rather freely offered at a concession from the regular selling rate of 4 per cent on seller 60 options, This grow! on tho part of the bears is a very loud one and a very ominous one also, ana appears to be elicited from the belief that the Commodore's chances for restoration to health are more than doubttul, and that under any circumstances the fignres for the stock are artificially high in view of the shrinkage which is taking place in ull sorts of properties, Like the Coal Blocks there 16 very little of it procurable for speculative purposes, and hence operators have refrained from sell- ing it short, but there is no doubt that a shurp decline, unless resisted by the Vanderbilt interest, would shako out shares quite as quickly as has happened in the caso of the anthracite carriers. The price of Erie, cabled from London at 11%, bad A dopressing effect here, and carried the figure down to 13, to the satisfaction of bears genorally, and of Valentine and Orson particularly, As usual, Pacific Mail was full of contrarities, and rather advanced than receded with the rest of the market, and, in fact, as the day was closing, proved + the magnet which drew the prices of the whole list in the direction of better figuges. Hovering about 23 for vance under the information that such legal steps bad been taken as would assure the clection for a new di- rection being held on Saturday, and it closed with great firmnees at 2434, It had the effect also of giving afillip to the entire market, advancing Delaware and Lackawaona to 103%, Lake Shore to 5213, Western Union to 6514, aad Now Jersey Central to 81, As for tho remaining sccurities dealt in on the floor of the Stock Exchange, the less said of them the few’r ‘words needed, THE SALES TO-DAY, The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag- gregated 188,400 shares:—New York Central and Hud- gon, 1,800; Erie, 26,850; Lake Shore, 63,300; North- western, 400; do. preferred, 700: Rock Island, 700; Pa- cific Mull, 16,100; St, Paul, 5,100; do, preferred, 3,400; Ohios, 2,800; Western Union, $4,300; Wabash, 100; Union Pacific, 1,300; Panama, 100; Michigan Central, 14,080; Now Jersey Central, 7,575; Delaware, Lacka- wanna and Western, 5,620; Union Mining Company, 1,400; Missouri Pacific, 500. OPENING, INGUEST AND LOWEST PRICES. Tne following table shows tho opening, highest and lowest prices of the day Opening, Highest. Lowest, New York Central + 110M 10x no Harlem, . 138 138 138 Erie. 14g WN 13 Lake 52% A Wabash. 2 Northweste 30% Rorthwestern| preferre BS, Island 1053; 93 ; 3635 Mii, and St. Paul proferred. 633, Ohio and Mississippi 16% x w Jersey Central, 83% Del, Lack. and Western. 10315 Union Pacific, 60% ©, C and I. C... 4 Western Union. 654 Atlantic and P: 1 Pacific Mail 24% Papama........ 130 CLOSING PRICES—3 P. ML Tol a Wab, 2 Union Pacifie.. 00 Missunri Poe, Pro PCo...... J acific Mail... a “6 West Un Tei. 4a G3 Ati & Pac lel. “ 104 Quicksilver. Cuieksilver pe a u in. a a i a 8) & Harem. ix a HK.110 ry at a Obio de Bins... 1656 a Vanana, 128 a a 5 68% ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The following are the changes in closing prices com. sared with those of Saturday :— Apbvaxce.—Delaware and Lackawanna, Northwest preierred, ‘4; Pacific Mail, 2's; Panama, 2; Western Union, 7. Decttxe.—Gold, 1¢ ; Union Pacific, 4; St. Paul com- mon, %; do. preferred, Rock Island, 34; Uhio and Mississippi, 4; New’ Jersey Central, 24} Missouri Pacific, 1; Michigan Central, 74; Lake Shore, %; Har- Jem, 1; Briel; GC, G, C. and L, 1; Atlante and Pacific Telegraph, % STATIONARY.—Atlantic and Pacifii referred, New York Central, C., C. and 1. C., Hannibal and St. Joseph common and preferred, Nortuwest common, Quick- silver and Wabash. INVESTMENT SHARES The largest interest of the day was expressed tn tho | decline of New Jersey Central from 841;—the opening | price—to 797%. Subsequently she stock advanced to and closed at 811g. In connection with this security it is stated that the company have just discharged their coal hands and are now depending mainly on passenger | traffic. line whieh 1 mile, more or incidental to a suspension of the demand for coal, is Lelieved to be one of the causes of the recent sharp break in the stock. Delaware and Hudson is also lower, having sold to-day at 105 a 104% a 1034, as against 110 last week. Delaware and Lackawanna sold at 103 a 102\¢ @ 10134, solier 30, recovering to 103%; a 103g at the close, Morris and Essex brought 103 a 1025s; Rock Isiand, 10544 a 105; New Yerk Central, 110K a 110 a 106, seller 60, a 110% a 110, regular; ©, ©., 6. and 1,46; Chicago and Alton, 9834; Harlem, 138; Panama, 128 a 130; Producers’ Petroleum, 113% a 113% ; Cloveland and Pittabarg guaranteed, 93 a 92\3 Adams Express, 107 a 10754; American Express, 6334 ; United Siates, 70. THE MONEY MARKRT, Money was supplied treely at and 2 per cent at the close, Commercial paper remains unchanged. The lfoliowing were the rates of exchange on New York at the vndermentioned cities to-day:—Savannah, 14 premium; Charleston, buying, 3 premium; selling, 44 premium; Cincinnati firm, 90.0100 premium; St Louis, 100 premium; Now Orleans, commercial, 4 a 6-16; bank, and Chicago, 50 a 60 premium, | Foreign exchange was steady but inactive, Prime sterling asking rates, 4.85\; a 4.9034; selling rates, 4.88 a 4.8036 0 4.802(. Reichmarks, 955; a 95% 0 961; 0 9634. Cables, 06% ; prime Paris, 6.1534 and 5.11). THE GOLD MARKET. Goid elosed at 112%, after solling down from 112% & 112%. The rates paid for carrying were 1, 134 and 2 ‘percent. Loans were also made fiat, GOLD EXCHANGE BANK TO-DAY, This surrender of an important interest by a bonded to the extent of $2 820 1,088,502 + 21,078,000 $71,413,000 8,119,950 7,170,644 1,059,407 GCOVERNMEST BONDS. Government bends closed steady at the follow! 000 per | tess, and the loss of further business | | | new, registered, | do., de, | do. do., do., coupon, 1173 a 11 ¢ | Chieago & Att snk the most of the morning it later on commenced to ad-"| St | MI ERP Tat, Be, California. 79% Yellow Jacket Segregated Beicher .. 81 | Alphi Ophir. 87% Belcher. | Chollar. Y 22 Savage 8 10% Consohdated Imperial Bs 213g MEXICAN vos ceeeeees BAM oT Gould & Curry. 16% 2635 | Best & Belcher. 56 ON | third rail enables Erte to ran narrow gauge cars be- } sate will be followed on Thursday by another, tations :-—United States currency sixes, 127 a 12714; do. do, 1881, registered, 1214 0122; do. do, do, cou- pon, 1224 © 122%; do, do, 1865, registered, 114% @ 11514; do, do,, do,, coupon, 114% 912534; da do., do., 119 al19\%; do. do, do., coupon, 119 a 11935; do, do., 1867, registered, 12144 a121 }4 ; do. coupon, 12144 a 12144; do. do, , 1868, registered, 1227; a 123%; do. do., do., coupon, 122% a 12334; do. ten-forties, registered, 1174 a 117%; do. do, coupon, 118% 4 118%; do. fives, 1881, registered, 11714 a 11754; ‘THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. | The following are to-day’s Treasury balances :— Currency. Coin. y in ceri Wie « Revenue receipts to-day. Customs receipts, Bank notes received for redemption. The gold payments at the Sub-Treasury to-day Were $95,000 for five-twenties and $314,000 for in- terest The silver payments were $44,500 on fractional cur- rency ($100 limit and Washington drafts), and $25,480 on currency checks, Total for the day, $69,980. THE VOREIGN MARKET. London advices report a gain of £89,000 sterling by the Bank of England to. Consols and United States bonds are firm. Erie exbibited marked weak- hess, the common declining to 12 and tho preferred to 19a 21, the lowest quotations for some time past. The folowing are halt-past four P, M. quotations:—Con- sols for money, 961¢ a 96%{; do, for account, 9614 8 9634; 1865 bonds, old, 1044¢; 1867 bonds, 109% a 110; ten-forty bonds, 107; a 107%; new fives, 106% ; Erie, 12; do. proferred, 19 0 21. The market in Erie has been much excited and the 190 40 do 102) 200M & ae PRR 38. 200 MILA SSP RR pf. 2) J AND TE OL see Pr ones? if 010 1 8 5. 1 Baty Ble... Mi, $5000 Tenn O's, old. 1009 Alb & Sti 4000 C&O 1K 28 2000 B,t #3 &Mist be 41 Clst,¢ .b3 106 1000) MES Peon of 2000 eR ERS aM, fluctuations rapid between 114 012 The rate of dis- count in open market on three months’ bills 18 134" which is 4% per cent below tho bank rate, Bar silver is §214d. per ounce, BANK SHARES. Bank shares sold as foliows:—Merchants’, 110; Amer- fean Exchange, 1091; Foarth National Bank, 90; Ninth National, 88; Republic, 80, aud Stato of New York (new stock), 116. RAILROAD NONDS. Raflroad bonds are quiet and generally lower; the changes were:—An advance of por cent in Milwau- kee and St, Paul (I. and M. division) and St, Louis and Iron Mountain second, anda decline of % per cent in Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chiengo third, %4 per cont in Milwaukee and St. Paul congolidated sinking fund, Chicago and Northwestern consolidated conpon gold bonds, Erie third mortgage, Union Pacific Railroad first mortgage, and Western Union Telegraph coupon, 1,900; and % per cent in Michigan Central sevens, Union Pacific sinking funds advanced to 90, against 88%; at the close on Saturday, Rock Island sevens brought 110 New Jorsey Central consolidated firsts sold at 10544, Long Dock bonds at 108, Erie second at 102%, and third at 102%. The following were the closing qnotations for Pacific Railroad bonds:—Union Pacific firsts, 1051g a 10544; do. land grants, 99 a 9935; do. sinking fonds, 89'5 a 90; Contral Pacific, 108% a 10934. The following were the latest bid: Albany and Susq Iat,...119%% Clove Tol sf. Albany and Seq 2d..-.10634 Cleve & Tol new b 7 ..102 Albany and Susq Int eg. 110% Clove, Pvitlo & A, old. 104 CRAM Tat Tage. 408g & Ohio 6's, Tet ig Cleve, Piville & A’ new. 104 & 102 102 Detroit, Monr Buf & Berle ne State Line 7's. re dividend. Tol Jack & Chic tral of NJ Ist con not N Jeon Am Doek and Imp his Pp Mik 'g Miesvia ND Mil &8 P ist, C & M Mes nT Hua RT Harlem 1 North Mo Ohio & Miss con # Ohio & Mixs con, Ohio & Mins 24, 64 Le NW Is & NW cp gold bas lena & Chiex.. 16 Wertgrn tacifie Vs. rs od. CAT Ist, 7s, 86 C fon Pacific Ist.. 1. 0) 6 & Teo Union Paeifie le, 7 Del, "Lack & W ie nion Preific sink fy cific RR af Mo Int, Pitts, Ft W & Chi 1s Pitts, Ft W& Ohi 2d. Pitts, Pe W & Chi 84, Cleve & Pitts con sf. Cleve & Pitts 4th, ati Del, Lack & W 7's, con, Morris & Exsex 2d) jor & Ens 1xt con gid. Wi Tol 4 Wan Ist, Sb di Tol & Wal Tol & Wi rtp cons, conv. 5 MN&Solowa lst . Mich South 7p ¢, 2d. 1% Han & Cen Missouri ist. Mich So& NIs f7po.106}, West Union bds,1900, ¢. PUTLADELPHTA STOCKS. The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o'clock this day:— Ind, Bloom‘n & W Ist. Ind, Bloom'n & W 24. 5. Asked. City sixes, old.. ee y sixes, new. 100% Unitea Companies ot New Jersey 135, Pennsylvania Railroad, . 527, Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. 445 Lehigh Valley Railroad... 55% Catawissa Railroad proferred. a Philadelphia and Erie Railroad is Northern Central Railroad, an 44% 1035 ADVANCE AND DRCLINE OF MIXING SHARES, © Tho following table of prices ot the prominent gold and silver mining shares, as received by telegraph from San Francisco, is furnished by Mr, William Ward, Drexel Building :— May May May May S 1 ee Changes, 6t 6363. Advanced 1 a =~] 56 7 BT Declined 1 9 10 10 Advanced 1 80 79 79 Declined 1 a. 0 M1 Declined 2 | 7 3 nia | a | 2 es Rareka Con. 11-12-12 Advanced 1 | Gould & Curry. 1 16-16. -Declmea 2 | } Hale & Nor's.. 62 62 = @2_~Declined «4 tees 6 6 6 _ 5 SF he ae pa Kentuck 2 WW 14 Advanced 2 | Mexican ‘ 32-84 BE Advanced 2 Ophir. 55 7 «BT Advanced 1 Overm: 65 «65H Declined = 2 Raym'd 13 1212. Dechned 1 Savage 19 19 = 19 _—Declinea 1 Sterra +) Gai | daa. (x Silver HIU 9 9 9 = Unton Con 3 13 1B 18 pas YollowJacket, 36 358688, acy LATEST SAN FRANCISCO PRICES, The following ure the latest Tens, of mining stocks:— Consolidated Virginia 7414 Crown Point... Hale & Noreross. MEMORANDA, The Erie Railway Company announce that the laying of the third rail between Buffalo and Elmira was com- pleted yestercay and test trains run im both directions over the entire distance to-day. The completion of the tween all points of the West and Philadelphia without. change, The Banking and Currency Committee heard Mr. Randall on his bill providing for the coinage of $25,000,000 additional silver, and Mr, Banks on his bill authorizing payments for deposits of gold and miver | bullion in notes, satd notes to be redeemed tn gold and silver. The Western Union Tolegraph Company have again | A 200 reduced their rates to-day, thus making the tolls again uniform between rival points. *Tho approximate earnings ofthe Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway for the second week in May wei 1875, $44,797 49; 1875, $49,109 31. | 2000 West Pac bonds 1000 W Un Tel 6.1900 1000 StL & I Mt 2d. 50 abs Am Ex Bk... 15 Fourth Nat Bk 9 Ninth Nat Bike 80 Bk of Renubl 20 6 Bk State of N Ynew 116 300 Del & H Can, p00 120 Adams Ex 30 Amer Ex...... 50 Us Express, kn {OO NYO A URRE.De 105 535) eeene. es it ‘eltz-ainey, 40shs LS & MB. 122% 200 do. ‘ 109 500 B00 100 100 Kansas Bae ii o Pm. $10000 US 5-20,¢,'65,n $10000 US 5.20, ¢, "07. 1214 119% SKCOND BOARD—I PLM, 68% 20shs NJ Con, We fo. $1300 La 7x. con. .b e 500 Dist C 5.65% b @ 1000 C,RTAP Ts... 5000 Chi & NW TOO CKNWe 6000 NTC Ist, e¢ Bom st LF ACT b ‘RB. 5000 Un Pres fund 90" 200 3000 P, SASL 105% IC COkTRNS 12she D Hneis 1 Hop Fou WA be 2 “4 400 Ua We iad 109 rae Mall SE Savona Alt ro. apo esta Hpi ns a 204 400 do. 100 CANW Rit-be.b80 10) Chi & NW pi...bet $1000 Pac of Mo 1 ON Cen Pane g To-morrow the largest offering of domestic dry | 72% goods cver made will be sold without reserve, This | Thoso sales form features of the season’s business in dry goods, und will have an important influence on that trade and on the manufacturing interests of the coua- try. It ean be stated on anthority that the Union Pacific Company will reject the proposition of the House Judi- ciary Committee fixing the annual payment of the rond for the liquidation of overdue interest at $650,000, berate eer’ NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Moxpay, May 22, 1870, CALL=0 A, aM. ao BRYORE 100 shs Mer Bank...... 110 100 Ati & Pac fel. 83 1 109 she 1 100) COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE spoT 1-Sc, LOWER—rUTURES LOWER—FLOUR = STEADY—WHEAT FIRMER— CORN LOWER—OATS IRREGOLAN AND LOWER— WHISKEY ¥IRM—PORK QUIET LUT sTEADY— LARD QUIET BUT STEADY—PETROLEUM DULL — SPIRITS TURPENTINE QUIET—ROSIN FIRM— OILS STEADY—FREIGHTS, STEAMER ROOM FOR GRAIN TAME FOR PROMPT USE, CHARTERING TONNAGE FIBM—COFFES QUIET—SUGAR FIRM, Moxway, May 22—6 P, M, Trade matters were without important change, either one way or the other, although valuations were somewhat itregalar and constantly fluctuating, On "Change flour was steady, Wheat was firmer, witha fair demand. Corn was decidedly lower, but fairly active at the decline, Oats trregular and lower, ‘Whiskey Orm, Pork:and lard quiet but steady. Grain. ee TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1876.—TRIPLE be ws | freights per steamer to Liverpoot were tame for Prompt use. Charters wero firm. Cotton was lower. Coffee was quiet. Navel stores were quiet. Oils were steady. Petroleum was quies but stendy. Sugar was quiet. Correx.—The market for Brazile was quiet, We | quote :—Ordinary cargoes, 15i¢. a 15%{0.; tair do,, 17e. | 17Me.; good do, 17ige. @ 17%e.: prime do.. 18e. @ 18%. ; extreme range for lots, 15!{c. a 19%g¢. ; Santos, fair to good, 16%Xe. a 174gc., gold, ninety days; Java, government bags, 206. a 22¢.; do., grass mats, 21¢. a 24e.; Singapore, do., 183g. a 20c.; Ceylon, 17346. a 19e.; Maracalbo, 16e. a 10e. ; Laguayra, 17340, « 183g¢. ; Jamaica, 17c. 9 18e.; St. Domingo, 15ige. @ 154¢e; Porto ‘Rico, 18, # 19¢,; Costa Rica, I7e. « Wo. ; Macnasar, sigan, 18e. ; Manili Te. ie cu THES Re Savanilies tees tegen; | SY was te. lower and quiet. ing prices to-day ‘Compare with —Quotations are based on American standard o on andon cotton in store running in quality not more than half'a grade above or below the grade quoted :— Ordinary. 8916 BHIG BRIG Strict ordi 9) oy 16 in ‘16 10 1-16 Bow mia 16 11 Stelet low mi 11% Middiing 123.16 Good middiin 12 Btrlet good imiddiing: 43 ry Middling fair. 1 ibe, 100 2 rie. Septouber, 20; Roveinber, 900 nt 00 at tale ge a iz eat Bo a Baptombor, 39 att 1a2e. Bet a Deeper, Cy ab 1a Sle. “200 at at 120.8 int 2ive.; November, 400 200 at 18s., [700 nt 12 5-160. 5 7. aie, January, 1) st 1 iin at 30) bales. Grand estan balon. eceipts at the ports were ax follow: nm, 287 01 ‘ut ‘Tite day last yer tember 400,801 bales. to Saturday nig if m freights wore it. Cot as follow: ‘o Havre, by steam, yc. compressed. To Ham- burg, by at, %e. ‘eompressod. To Bremen, by steam, wimps seid ‘To Liverpool, 32d. a S-16d., by stad. 'LOUR AND bre —Re 181,889 bushels; corn m bushels quiet, but prices ‘wore unchanged, ‘The sults were 15,000 Ubis,,’ including State, Western aud Southern, ut the an- nexed quotations, Rye flour was quiot, with sules of 300 bbis, at $3 75 0 Cora ren) wan quiet, with sales of : nt 83 50 B36) tor Brandywine and ‘$2 80 » 83 ern, Jorsey and Penusylvania yellow per BL We Choice ytal Superfine Western. Extra West yrceet aade Round hoop Ohio, grade brands Family... St. Louis, low oxtr Louis, choice family Rye flour, fine to snpertin Sontheru, No.2, Southern, auperfine 465 Souther 700 940 330 3.30 3 60 20 50 Aree 6 sale it $1 00 w $1 10 for rejected Tpring und $1 15 for Sor3 Chicago: BL 18 a1 Io tor Noes iiwaukee; $1 21 for No, 2 Chicago; $1 25 for No.2 Mil- pot and forward delivery, part up to the ‘30 a $1 Xz for No. 1. ane latter rate for bite C: $1 for old white. sore le: for rdc., seller Muy; Wire OOM <c. tor low raised. and Gi for ‘Western yellow, Ryo was quict. Barley and Darley matt were quiet, Oats wore somewhat irregular and lower: the sales were about 60,000 busheis at S4c. a 35. for re- jected: 404gc. for No.2 Chicago mix: No. 1 mixes dc. a 470. tor white St 430. . ve rn Dlowed and screen wixed, and 39c. for No, 2 staded mixed. axp Jore< The market was quiet. “We quote:— n dremed, $190 a $200 for 200 4 F225 oH amt Wt S10 k $128 for ron: iu hemp, Tie. ; Russia ch OO & $210, gold, fey dige bosge, eurrohey: hemp. 45xc. butts, 2%. ah a tts, 2%4c. old ; lathe. O3ce. ate, Porto ities, 35¢. Orleans, tuft ve good, 45¢. Naval Sroxns.—The market for spirits tury uiet but firm. We quote :—s) quict. Rosiu was Buh ay 1 ies Rost ‘ommon trained. 3 iL 72%; goo lo., ‘at ston, oie Wilmiaato 4. Advices from Wilmington were as follows :—Rosin quiet; strained, $1 ard, 17,067; ggfoes, 5, 33; alae Tarpeutine vieain, 8 ia 30: yard, 1,225, The general market was quiet but stendy, quote :—Lottonse . & de, : Southern yellow, ‘ellow winter, SX.’ We. white winter, rd, ®, $1 37; do., bleached’ win wuale, crude Northern, 60e, oe ached’ wintons Toe, ay, ‘Tae ollve. do., ensoa, $435 'a 8440; | winter fish, 350, 0 376. and siendier; 5.000 bbls. refined igs. “Tiss closing prious were os ergens do,, in bbls. Ile. fine: ~ Taige.t doe casea, 1TKe. wie. Heth 143e., and ab Baltimore Te. ‘a ldsge. Ad Yicos, from “the ‘Uree N Bid United: shinmente, $2 23502 F rere ey nited; shipmen: arker's United, bid, $t 1 OBA asked ; bien, 10750 ask i alup- _—Rece' Pork, 226 bbls. ; 1 SRC a ge gooy eel, OF 1 as excveingly auton.» The anion ts #20 "75 At ygtal gnke ALyge. tor city 1 a a oe aris prices were and #14 0 820 for S24 lor prime Western, prime Western frogs vere uessttled sodtower, city henry: to light quoted site, ac. bmoked seats rematued quicl.at Lee. 014: for hrieana i Tdsge. for shoulders," Lard was quiet bid, 70 ‘asked; asked; September, salen were 9,000 tlerces, 2 gad $12 Taig for July, mowly’ ae $12 7234; and $12 12 R2g and $12 85 5 for Au Spot was quiet; 125 tierces Westetn sold at $12 85.4 $12 00, and 90 do" mew at 812 55: city was quoted at old’ and 12546. asked. Kenined Was quoted at 13}¢¢. Ie Routh Amerien. 1%. for Cont: nent and 120. for Cube Butter—The ma ined at. We, a, 90c. lor Beate and 206, a 5e. for tbat steady, at 10e, @ 113¢¢. for 5 asl Mg for June, $12 6. n—The was steady dom ote =-Cnrelina. fale to prime, Oe. 8 exe! a5) prime, ‘a 6} a: Patna, ood Ta a 01 for raw was quiet, We sates of ma He. for fair to prime, and 350. hinds. rate term, Hafined wae qalat but steady. nore pesiee, ‘The. ee hy H ara! 0 Cuba, grocery, ce, Sige. & centritugal, and Baten Row 40" entic. ‘e Louisiana, '934c.; do., molarses, hhie Oigc. 8 THe.; Porto Ried, refinin Tien'n Be. 3 Inte 60 choice, 8 a Oigonute? prime, 70's o., grocory, {nit to ico, Ne, ares Fined standard ra Asie Daiert om A, wise: crushed. Lsgert powdered. 10) snulater ‘ides elpte S289 Heres. igi Be cheica. ie hide, 403 dbls. and 16 conte, The Sd 3 foot ing up only 50,000 Ibs. a pa ar ddl ey Sole ‘hi iy Lapa ‘was quiet but falda at $1 216, cnet nxraitts—Market for grain tonnage opened with an ad- ‘vance demanded in general of abowt Pee quacter, bus re ceded in instances and closed with a vessel i Continent nt 6s,, the closing price on Gaturday, he day, with rates unaltered in oth cheese at a eran ae MiGd. ver 60 Ibs, ‘To Antwerp, per . OOO bushels xrafn at od, Te Bremen, per Seum, 25 tons ote ae Etta by boxes Vagal it 17s. Gd. The charte isla bark, he to Lon witl Stee at Seba “ BSG, ipa vo Adriatic, seein ‘eae bole. Es an Siearee hence to the A ig 2a 3 00: 6x; & Norwo remen, with 3.500 quarters (all in wii ‘a British bark, hence fo cast coast Lrel 00 qui Sarena 6 f esto Uhuunel. direst, Same rate: a Germe rie ‘al cargo 1,404 tong, hence with gen aan bark, hence NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS, Se. i” ‘42, 1970, akCRIFTS TOR tun, bast Yards, Beeors, Cows, eth atreat.<.5 4,200 «18 fee —-_ = jersey City. = “4 the slovtug tout ofour last ve pa gee eae steers at De. ie sold for. sal Kr {33 tllinols stecr at loc. # Te. per a) fb. owt, 4 td for soit i ip aes : wer ib, welt, 7 owt.; 7 Dinca deere at lle per on sale 52 Illinois steers, | T. per Ib, revit weight Views: 180, iiltmols 74 ews. ; held on 102 Tiltnols steers SS iemsetthal old for: Morris & Waixels 53 Tiinois steers at 65 Lilinois stoers at afer ag sh 7s iilinoln sesere at hole" bulls, yack ; bo mt weight Sie ond a relghts GM ‘owt 0c. a Lie. Sea Ib, weight 7 eet. 5 04 66 Roars teers boys! ©, Kahn sold for ba lot, wel eae Cowk'@ 6 inoix Kt Oe, he ewt, Ty” owt. Ea jelresh. jeyer i Go. 110 Tiline steers at ge, m 3g 01 sold tor be welnbe ig ft idive a “Hi ‘per cwt., gross per vor Ib. wit Ib. per PP) Tiinols ff per hend, he in font mene of eK cers a jsaouri ate! 4. oleh Ties fora Newton Bi Kenvacky siesta Bor in watch helmet wl ‘oe ectutatanion 18 tilinol sheers as 10ige. ‘Kahn is steers at De, 31 Iiinols sicers at ‘oN, pr th. with $16 owt: 8 ‘bie. ight Oa steers Pl wel Bt Sotdedhintas 90 sola fears at 106. w 10S¢, 6 Ming steers per’ Ib., weignt Ziq cwt. Sb Ge, nova for bel 108 Missouri steors nt ‘BMe. A 6 wt. : 6S Missouri steers at 103¢e. with $43 Sheed’ woigne Lewes for Chandfelicr & Co 9 Minos stears at Yi¢e, per Ib.. with SOc. on per hed, weight (34 ewt,; 51 Iflnoln steers nt 9c. por Ib... weight ¢3¢ ews; for Freeman & Co., 28 Missouri steers at Oe, per 1., with'$1 on per head, weight 7: 164 Missouri steers 15 Mis 106. per Ib. ad he 4 owt, gourl avcers at Dige. per Ib. welche 7g for Hoirseh, Meyer & Uo, 62 Hlinoix steers at with $1 on per weight 7% Illinois steers at 9% per Ib., with $1 on ‘per jaht 63g owt. ; 21 Ml ad, Moors at 10c, a 10%e. per Ibe, welt 7h ewt, Suexe AND Lamns.—Sheep slow of sale at 5c. a Te, por Ib., qualisy fair. Lambs in moderate demand at 8c, » 12/¢c, pet Judd & bao pas sola 67 Kensucky shi 6.210 Ibe, at de. por Bie Tha, at 9¢. weight 2, ry Pink ala a3 rhe wel tb. ee aoe Tit 27 One sheers 0 Meare be his ce. per Ib; 3 60 . per Ib. : 90 Vir- inia lambs. weight, 1 Ibs., ibe: 45 Virginie rumba, wot cht Ibs, at Be, por eit fea Vitwinin Jawa, nia jam! ht 9,270 Ibs,, at oe. perth; 45 tba, at 1¢ 31 Pennsylvania lam! Pennsylvania lambs, wa at 12g. ber Ib, x bs., ab 3350, per Ib. 84 sheep, wer 140 shee reign Ba sheep, weight 38.500 tba. at 8. nt 10340, per Tb.; 2 108e. per Ib. sold during the ask week 2 and lambs at $6 23 (average) ad. 1d 4 sheep, weight 440 Ibas at lambs, weight 14070 Vos., at ioe nine, weight 3.100 Ibs..'at Le. per 1b. wat Weck’ 1,80 sheep und lantos at'86 40 hend. Mitcn Cows held on sale. Vxais axp Calves There were no snooth quality veals to hand, “Buttermilk fed enlver, 43g¢. a Dic. per 1b.; ordi nary quality culver, 6c. a Ze, per Ib. Trade slow. fous,—There were nv live hogs on sale, DOMES MARKETS, Gauvsstox, May 22, 1 Cotton quiet; midaing, 11%¢0. 5 low middiing, Nine hte fi ordinary, Hise. Net rece enol pte, 87 ales, Exports pach ney 2,133. “Sales, 564, Stock, 1} 7. new ORLEANS, it Cotton dull; middling, Tags. ¢ tow tatdeling Tonee. ood ordinary, 92gc. Net receipts, 2,149 bales; . Experts to the “Continent, ~ Bales, 3, Cotton weak and trrexalar: midaiton ti middling, 10%e. di receipts, ISL Franco, 1,828; Bay. \ saga and casters rary ‘elt (evalua ae 1Oge 3 low middlin wh; good ordina: ¢ ts Sparse, comst wise, i. Stocks ‘To,dyo. patentee! 1876, Mi migaitn 5th Parivoraraens 11ige.:, good ordi # 11Ke% low middling, nary, receipt Ex: porte--To Groat Britali, 24 sales, 150, ‘Stock, rah to France, 1, io: conatwise, Flour RES embers bon Wines dull Ne No, 1 Milwaukee club bela at $125; white Canada, $1 bt 48 6 $1.55, Cotton quiets, in round lots; No. 1 Milwaukee, in car lots, $1 23) Corn ¥ asies 2.800 ushel ide Toledo at Oo, Hi ley, quiets, No. 2 Cannd Qe, Coma pene it bolted; ® $26 for unbol! per ton, Millfeed wreak shorts, 61 § salpetut, $17; middiings, S19 a ky bor Se Canal treights—' V heat bites wud ye, Se. to New Xorks lumber, #2 to the fadson, $2.75. to New York. ‘vo Boston, 406. ; to New ba emis 6,008" ao" Aakers Gina uishels 7 Inmber, Can thipmente—Wheat, 15,600 burhels: lumber, 1,202, Burrao, Ma; 1870. ‘Grain in store—Wheat, 536,882 bush ne cornibt, 10 do. onts, 41,07) du.; ete 1,088 di do. reais 058.0. Total, 773,077 do. Hecoigeg Pa flour, 3, 000 do, iio en ge NTS By serge pe do, ©. al rea. cae do. ats, wheat, mai, rit200 40 Shipqente ts by pat hea 87,000 160,000 do. ; cata. d Ban 000 do. Varley, 6.000 do. ; rye. oo'ds. Canal tretghts to New York— Wheat, ie corn, OG dc., tolls inelw lowest ‘ever wer ksows Sand corn, Flour auilet mand and stead a om private terme he 1 Milwaukee club, ie ness BU41; 2,000 ao; Jon hrivaic ‘terms, Corn dai el 4,000 Toledo anu Western at sie. 8 S5e., log cording to ‘cant, Oats retailing only. Bit quiet 1,500 bushels Canada, ae Boe. Seeds lower, eaall it sang imothy. $2 75 8 2 BO clover, $9.0 $10; Pork dull, for heavy mess, Lard dull. at ide. i wines reli at SL 11 for city made jation hus reduced its a soo bushels Wiseons Flour firm. No, 2 white ult aN, ie 5; ext a Mcchigan Bt 13 5 elected, gan, Corn stodgy miata Sees Jan fc. low. mixed, ae oe 0 grade, ‘Bde. 5 Saget U6e. Dushels wheat, 10,000 do, do. oats. Ship- is. flour, ‘1,000 “bushels wheat, 9,000 do. iy: aiely active aad « sa May? asig dune 48 ai oe ila rt sendy jeady ue 7 June, “Pork duit and Tow tower July $20, An asi2 37%, Ju and weak? sh wheat to Buffalo 2: mart ‘lour, 8-78.00 bashls sen, 145.000 do: outs. 600 do. 2.000, Shipments — 200 bunlela; eer, S100 '. 2,600 to, * 00K) i At the afternoon call ofthe | beores yrheat was Sse. lower. Corn, unchanged. Oats, unchan) ork “stendy; $90 70° for Ragu) Lard dull; $12 Suh w 12-99 for July, THE CHEESE MARKET. Unica, N. ¥., May 20, 1876. There were 2,750 homen of, cheese offered, of which 1,800 boxes sold at Ge. a 12 Arun caused an advance of le, ; the average price is 1 PRINT CLOTHS — MARKET. qr Mi 1 ‘onualy weedy and unchanged Printing cloths dull, bi EUROPEAN MARKET. Loxnow Pronvce Manxit—Lonpox, May 22—Evon- ing. —Linseed oil, 228. 3d. Der owt. i his + + SAaCIARS Avetar we BELMONT Bankers, 19 ud ‘Si'Nanena st, issue Travellers’ ox iable in all parts of th world, heer DE KorwscutLD their correspondents. Also © int “Credits graphic Transfo Maney on Unlifornte aud Bavope, eee OS AN Cw bape STOCK PRIVILEG6S OPERATORS MAY desire to make can be sent to us and we will submit the same to responsible sizners for acceptance. Some very favorable contracts are made In this way. Bids must be for Rot leat than 100 shares and cash cost us 13 FUT OR CAL! 56 iY bor RK CAL 106 25 PUT on CALL, 56 25 SPREAD, PER 109° 112 90 SPREAD’ PEI Ltn shakes’ ab on Go DAYS, 212 OK 60 Dat STRADDLES VARY FROM $100 TO $325, Firty pages of valuable information for stock speculators pent iro on opplieation, SUMBRIDGR. & Oo, OP a ay ee od. HABRICH me See Leeper tomers, seriratie (eed ng not leas or small oot ong M4 Calls vegotiated at favor cn uepeanel Bankers and Broke ‘92 Broadway, ‘New Tork. it insurance Poll po gat earings of all ki iS ued ooo LEX. FRAN le & ©0., BASKE | AM Brox New York, make, fo; eas: stocks of a leitimate character, whien frequentl Aye to twenty times ths amount Invented every they days days, d earried as ong as desired, on NEW BOOK ON STO La if %. iN, 7) dally, Market, Report fit yp A lated tr Stocks tough nha 2ifpar con in sa src jrond Bt, Now Fork. AMOUNT” TRUST vine To LOAN ON A eigen velty oe Bi Vitt £ WOLCOTT, 10 Pine st A. “A —PRIVILEGES ON MEMBERS OF THE EX- « change exclusively; caries ae a1 they are taken by other brokers se margin; | no eevee irae dae aaa erence | eas r Lo at FoR Ppa st gare ony walt lee the party, oid idm my diamonds es ALWAYS _#, MORT- [eras A pwoxey 70 LOAN ON MORF. and im Rist 145 Broadway, ON SF Jone ee and Roky Real hate LOANS MON! “nix por cout tmowey for ‘class loans. Jon cy SS. CEDAR ST., ATTENDS ees relating to property or money with jadgment Loss 2 NEGOTIATED ED ON O1F¥ PROPERTY.—ANY 145 Broadway. MOREY 70 Lowy. #1 chester 6 STAKE & STIL Broadway. ERSONS NOT DESIRING TO DISPOSE OF THEIR + | PERI Fae POSE OF THEIR beard = ener iemngrarity the cuah surrender value of SHELDRAKE & Pa DEO OF 5 Wi oul nus, OD hs, ay 'HILLIPS, No, 6 Pine st, Wares WIDOW LADY WOULD LIKE 4 LOAN 000 te 010 noms ‘Adare Le Pot raid Uptbwn Branch omicess | $5,000. eee rade Mee per | SO 500 DIVIDENDS SURK—A West Sorit st, tenement House. having the fully, rented: be aetna: rong paid, monsblys will Stock in Central Railroad, Ne USUAR HANSEN, 113 4th av., corner 12th st, $283. 000 FROST MONSE 30. TO Cr ee irae ot ices YEE, box 1,016 Post aims < TO LOAN ON GOOD PROPE $635,000 siso money at 6 per cent. PAUL Pe 70.000" ms hia $1. 000.0: > Ianee IN BUMS 1 ae, AT lowest paten ce pamane STEVENSON, J “ar pine st, aivues OPPORTUNITIES, Kew ADDRESSES” i SALE Ri 0,000, jabra (es original letters: can addresses Sand, "Adddeess ORIGINAL, box 117 eta Ofee. MAN DESIRLD TO. INVEST $1,000 BQUALLY with advertiser tn purchastny anufacturing monopo- iy: fell control for $2,000 cash; balance irom business, "02 Montgomary st., Jersey City, room 10, A‘ AGTIVE YOUNG MAN WANTED—WITH 95,00, rigiain advertinor in waafe business. Address A. . 8, fi TSCLARE ie MAN, WITH $350 Pred Piss the WAYS interest in good od paying, established n : Adaress orald vestigation VESTMEN Tie f oltice, Tight of the State of New York or of it it; ‘call and A. iy west he tea oo Sir. WALD, Putedtes, room second fase’ 08 Nase FORTUNE FOR SOMis eae SALE, THE ited States of proebkar se! FOR ans MAN THAT HAS foe es to $10,000, Call, from 9 wand Renee $5,000) io iat, at 317 Brosdway, room 9, iA es UNSURPASSED Pg) gee a with $500, poate oe a gon “ey auinse- Gall fer 9 A. ment; security +A ao ren: M. on NEWTO! Some ne Washington square, Pouss aa A Seem MANUFACTURES BUSINESS.” Fa rolnil dry epota ante tisses tome} ie tock opuoual, MANNS MEYER, ne Pou BALE—A VALUABLE PATENT; STATE AND chance seldom offered to en of nal j Apply to DRAKE ‘& TEED, 1 means to ris Chambers st., New Yor POE SALERA WELL, ESTABLISHED GOOD PAYING Stutiouery, Book and Fancy Goods,Store, in Jersoy City a traly investment. eas K., box 5,130 Post, office, New Yor! Ox SALE HAL INTEREST, 1X RESTAURANT, way Beach, L. Tngaies TOUR Mtoe, Bawinente F YOU HAVE X STOCK OF GOODS OR A JOB DOF anick of alo and want the cash address JACKSON, Hernid ptown Branch office, OTH CAROLINA COAST. GROWING TIMBER] millions value; price nominal; it be sold. NAYLOR, Borken Point, ¥.J, ARTNER WANTED.—THE MANUFACTURER OF A popular birt rt controlling, & large Al trade, dosiring to reorganize this fall, but whose capital is insufficient to da she trade alana, desires » partner, elshor special or, activat the latter preferred. Address 8. J., Horald office, New Yorks RINER WANTED—IN SMALL aioe AND KX‘ = set factory, Give address jor interview; DRUGS, sta jon me QTAPLE MANUFACTURING BUSINES®—OFFIOR Dartner wanted, with $15,000, by thoroughly skilled, and doin; Dusiness: factory very complete und: favorably le ply to GRIGGS & CARLETON, 98 Broadway. 10 BNTERPRISING OAPITALISTR—A_ VALUABI Patent Right of a small acticle, that is eusily hand covers the United States, ebenj bs nt apply; we want applicants that mean in : 2 Tg pervon "or by, totter, Dr rooklyn, N.Y. (PO, PHOTOGRAPIERS—A FIRST RATE CHANCE dein er a ood erator’ rallory Srith one of the of the b ben wating fo ‘i ae int) ‘try here. mine a as SPEER, 34 st. WANtEDW 10 AGT as — SALESMAN FORE ew Teferoness. Addresn, stating purtioulare, MERCHANDISE, Herald oftce WAXTED-A YOUNG MAN W WITH TO GO IN seade Souatton et erocetion: weeviata ‘willow Ware, cigarte&c. Address FRANK, 387 Greenwich, o- jaaTe EUAN anTROS HS, 7 for a half inte: ink va} law practice in ti! chy. Address LEX, Herald Oihee eT xd Wr ed SPECIAL OR ACTIVE PARTNER ith an old established, Pipe doing taauelactaring besinaya’ -Addvees how S17 Herald stow ae —A PARTNER, Acted is A sr eae Weta PARTNER IN A GOOD MANUFACTUR. ing business. Address CARRIAGE, box 108 Herald §100 TO 31,009 WILL Lagden HE INTEREST IN manufacturing monopoly; article coste 3 cents jd bets * pg cents, Queens County Land office, $300, ickets wit! WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A SMART Bf. with this amount, bi ee ee interest fr nda first class side sno eat wick making SitkLDON, 63) Broadway, ap $3 ()(), TARTNER WAN WANTED, IN LOAN BUSINESS ot sand purchasing tickots of unredeemed valuables ts $100 weekly. Investigation of books at G. an PORT 200.8. 5800 OR $1,001.—A Lal La THIS ann eke to Jali the ad idrose. for three days 4 FOR UALF INTEREST IN BUST. 4 paring €200 per month: inves: tigation Mosirod, "WAiIIN, 216 Bust loth at $25.000 Ve WiLt eR lt LR Ae ayladr of ie eae propert oni ths igen Sow is complete, ranatug etter; Tes, sellin, he ih, nd other business: terms, $10,000 $10,000 securities. ione but cipals ni address: sieve teenie ‘Herald ofice. BUSINESS TROUBLES, John Falconer, president of the Soamless Clothing Company, of No, 479 Broome street, has been adjuged bankrupt by Register Dwight on the petition of twenty- one ot his creditors, the principal ones being: as fol- lows:—Frederick Butterfield, $53,061 90; M. K. Latimer, $16,361 69; C. E. Latimer, $10,000; Angus McDonald & Son, $5,079 98; Catharine Robinson, $7,817 27; Henry Dubois, $7,500; A. B. Ross & Co., $5,660 09. The clams of the petitioning creditors amount to about $141,000. ‘ Louts P, Whiteman, one of the partners in the Wab ton Druggists’ Glass Works, of No. 39 Warren streot, has filed @ potition in bankruptcy against the company, There are twenty six bebesipedy the largest being Will. jam B. Whiteman, $17,658 id the Dorfit Glass Company, $1, 380,’ ‘Tae iimbuities are about $25,000 and the assots $6, The failures of Nelson A. Bodine, Rey at No. 317 Ninth avenue; H. Bamberger, teas,,aud Patrick Don- nelly, liquors, are repol ‘S. Epstein, retail dry goods dealer, of Catharine street, yesterday made an ‘arrangoment for the pee ot his creditors. Mr. ro ert the ew Fork ry Sry of Messrs Harrin between $125,000 and — Jobbers, and bis failure has Richmond & Shaler’ importers, of Ne, 600, Broedwa ichmon has 5 was hold yesterday at the office of Bogister John Fitch, No. 4 Warren etces ‘ress. estes eouigheon: Moet No. x Aston Hiley and Charles ii. , ited an ac- count showing a net balance in bank of over , ‘The liabilities are stated to be about $214,000, A Sree aa ee per cont was declared by the Assi "The ex examination of Daniel Drew has been ned ster Williams until brine “darby but it is thought till be too unwell to it manner. of yr teed is presteenne ate fc of Repoter Wi 4 no inthe matter of Julius i. are Gig of Duane street, Mr. W. J. Trimble has ftore Renita Dayton of Ne No Shi Brewton creditora weld feaara, Uroney & of No. 737 Sixth PR win, ‘have aemrontec with their creditors by fifty cents on the by the way, 1s an un- usually large composition for there times, A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS, Ellon Benedict, aged forty-three, of No. 10 Roosevelt street, fell into a cellar yesterday and was seriously in jured. John Geary, aged thirty-two, of No, 642 Wost Forty. seventh strect, was run over by his team, which took fright and severely injured. ar Kosenthal, a child of two years, fell from the fifth story window of its residence, No, 306 Kast Fifty+ mAngast Sinple, of No, 90 Cilaton si seriously 4 imple, of No. 99 Clinton stree injured in Maiden lane by a case of ‘obesue falling Upok if Gaghe ——______.. SMOTHERED IN BED- James Mitchell, five months old, of No, 432 West Forty-sixth street, was found dead in bed yesterday Lown He rien tooo bave been acerdentally —_ ae tune St ee Coroner