The New York Herald Newspaper, June 7, 1876, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The Stock Market Acain Weak- ening—Prices Lower. GOLD 112 5-8. Government Bonds Firm—Railroad and In- yestment ‘Shares Steady—Money on 4 Call 2 and 2 1-2 Per Cent, ‘Wau Street, wu} Toxspay, June 6—6 P. M. Prices were as strong at the opening to-day as was Samson when he gave the famous pull at the pillars, ana became as weak afterward as did the hero with his haircut. There was no especial Delilah with trenchant gnears tocut away the buoyant feeling, but tho separa- tion was made, rather on a desire to reap the profits of the rise of a day or two back than from fear of a posi- tive decline. Thus the early prices of Lake Shore, Western Union, Pacific Mail and St. Paul preferred were the best of the day, as the late ones were tne worst, Sinco then there occurred a general decline long the whole line on a desire to realize profits. The amateur stock speculators who were induced to ship in the Pacitic Mail enterprise at advanced prices and under the promise of future fair weather aro be- ginning to think that the voyage may turn out a dis- agreeable one after all It is easy enough to put anew man at the wheel, as the past election has.done, but it is quite possible that the steersman will find the posi- tion no more desirable than that of Ixion in Hades. Whatever may be the reason, the price of the stock slumped off one per cent to-day, and holders with attenuated bank accounts wero willing to pay 3 to 4per cont to have the shares carried, In Western Union the best card in the present deal seems to have been played in tne shape of a recom- monded dividend and in a promised showing of an in- treased business. Some sort of an exbibis is expected from and will probably be made by the Executive Committee, but whether the Gradgrinds of the street will obtain all the “facts” they would hike to have 1s a3 doubtful as the existence of the philosopher's stone. Meanwhile opinions az to its value are as antagonistic as the positive and negative poles of an electric bat- tery, with only the single certainty that there ia a #hock in abeyance for one sido or the other. The perversity of Lake Shore, which continues to hold its own despite the cogent reasons which are ‘urged for its decline, has somewhat disconcerted the ‘anguino bears who have embarked on tho short side. Commodore Vanderbitt has proved a disappointment in his tenure of life, and the ghouls who have hoped to feast on the occasion of his demise remain banquetless. They still talk of the ‘fortics,”’ and have an eye upon a block of stock which they hope to shake out from pres: ent holders’ bands, but they are met by the assertion that the road will show an increase of a million or so in its earnings, in spite of freight and passenger reduc” tions in tolls, while they quite lose sight of the nascent improvement in commercial circies which is slowly straggling into light. The drop of a point in St, Paul preferrea was proba- bly due to the reaction of the general speculative list, combined with a desire to realize profits on the late rige, rather than to any chango in the condition of the toad itself, There was plenty of money offering to-day at 234 a 8 per cent, which has an ililook for any increase of business and rather points to a dull and steady market for the summer days to come. THE SALES TO-DAY. The transactions at the Stock Excbange to-day ag- Gregated 123,800 shares:—New York Central and Hud- ton, 100; Erie, 5,800; Lake Shore, 34,200; North- western, 700; Northwestern preferred, 1,700; Rock {eland, 1,500; Pacific Mail, 17,300; St. Paul, 8,000; St. Paul preferred, 9,700; Ohios, 3,500; Western Union, 0,622; Wabash, 1,200; Union Paeiflc, 100: Michigan Central, 2,550; New Jersey Central, 1,747; Union Mining Company, 1,812; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 618. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICKS, ‘The following table shows the opening, highest and Jowest prices of the day :— tar York Central... sma ‘and Petroleum... iit CLOSING PRICES—3 P, Mt. Pacifie M Union Pacific, 59 Mid Missouri Pac.” 983% a 10M ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The following are the changes in closing prices com- pared with those of Saturday :— Apvaxck, —Atlantic and Pacific Ky Sint c,c., uae 4s; Whnois Central, 15; Producers’ Petro- 1» Me Decuuxx.—Western Union, fi, Union Pacific, 1; St, Paul common, 1; do. preferred, 1%; Rock Island, Ma Pacific Mail 2650 ; Ohio and Mississipp\, My we Jersey png 44; Northwest, 3; do. preierrod, 3. 2h; Michigan’ Central, 5; Lake Shore, 5 Delaware and Lackawanna, %; Erie, %; Hannibal St. Joseph common, %. The rost of the stocks were without chauge. THN MOXEY MARKET, Money was supplied at 2 and 24¢ percent. Prime paper passes at 5 and6 per cent, and the indications are that we shall have an easy condition during the summer months. The following are the rates ot o: change on New York at the undermentioned cities to- day :—Savannah, %{ premium; Charleston, selling \ a 2-16 premium, buying sg premium; New Orleans, com- mercial K, bank %; Chicago, 50c. a60c, discount; St. Louis, 60c. premium. Sterling exchange was steady; Prime banking rates, 4.88 and 4.90; selling raves, 4.8734 and 4.89) ; reichmiarks, 955; 3 9534 and 06 a 96; cables, 9654; prime Paris, 6.14% and 5.1174. THE GOLD MaRKRT, Gold opened and closed at 112%, with sales in the fn- terim at 112X%, The rates paid for borrowing wore 1, Band 3 per cent per annum and 1-64 per diem. Loans were also mado flat, OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK TO-DAY. $919,516 "1,088, 085 14,715,000 and CLEARING HOUBE STATEMENT. +++, $56,001,001 3 THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The gold payments at the Sub-Treasury to-day were $36,000 for bonds and $54,000 for interest. The silver payments ,o-day toot up $55,169, of which $13,450 was paid to 169 applicants under the $100 limit, and the remainder on siiver drafts from Wash- ington, Bank notes received to-day for redemption, $600,000; internal revenue receipts, $168,000; customs receipts, $400,000, GOVERNMENT HoxDs. Government bonds’ were held with great firmness this afternoon, and in some cases slightly higher figures were asked; 1867's wero noticeably strong and sold upto22, The market closed active at tue following United States currency sixea, Lady, a Lu: do, sixes, 1831, registered, 119 411914 a 1194; ; Wo, wo, do, coupon, 122 {4 0 12534; do. do, 1865, registered, 116 alld; do. do, do, coupon, Moya llay, du do., new, registered, 1164 4 Libs; Wo do, de, coupon, 11944 w MV; do. do, 1807, registered, 118), 4 8%; do. do., do., coupon, 122 a 121), ; do. fo., 1868, fegiavered,, 1204 2120); do. do, do, coupon, 120% ea NEW YORK HERALD. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1876.-TRIPLE SHEET, &@ 123%; do, ten-forties, registered, 117% a 118; do. do,, coupon, 118g a 118%{; do. fives, 1881, registered, M74 allt; do co, do., coupon, 1 av. Investment shares were steady, selling at 85% 0 85% a 844¢ a 8515 varestara HSTMENT SHARES. New Jersey Central Morris and Essex, 104; Pittsburg and Fort Wayne guaranteed, 10334; Delaware and Lackawanna, 108; Rock Island, 107 a 10674 ; Illinois Central, 96% a 9744; New York Cen- tral, 110; Delaware States Express, 15; and Hudson Canal, 110; United Wells-Fargo, 9014; Adams, 109; American, 633; Producers’ Petroleum, 118. PRODUCK EXPORTS, ‘The exports of produce from this port for the week ending to-day were $5,574,347, axainst $5,503,109 for the correspouding week in 1875, and $6,631,705 in 1874, The total exports of wary 1, this year, Produce from the port since Jan- were $107,484,633, $105,163,505 for the'corresponding period in 1875, and $124,470, 768 in 1874 / ‘THE FOREIGN MARKET, The London advices are favorable. At the opening consols were 3s per cent lower than at the close on Saturaay, but subsequently made an advance from 935 a 93%, to 98% a from the quotations, 94 United States bonds, judging which aro 3 to 4 higher than on Saturday, are in active demand, especially for 1867's. Erie sold at 12% 213, The Bank of England gained £187, 000 sterling on ba'ance to-day. The following are the last London quotations :—Consols for monoy, 937% ; do, for account, 93% a 94; 1865 bonds, 1043; a 104%, 1867 do., 110; ten-forty ao., 107; new fives, 106 a 106: Erie, 12% a 13; Erie, preferred, 19 a 21. In Frank- fort United States new fives are 101%, In Paria rentes are firmer at 105¢ 27¢, Exchange on London for short sight, 25f. 27c. In State bonds tho transactions were small, STATR BONDS. Mis- sour!, Hannibal and St. Joseph, tasue of 1886, sold at 105 a 10544, Louisiat Alabama fives, of 18: na consolidated sevens at 6634, and 86, at 304. RAILROAD RONDS. Railroad bonds are strong and generally higher, The changes were:—An advance of % per cent in Ohio and Mississipp! consolidated sinking fund, 3g per cent in Milwaukee and St. Paul eights first, and Cleveland and Toledo new bonds; 3¢ per cent in Chicago and North- western consolidated coupon gold bonds, and Galena and Chicago firsts; 34 per cent in Milwaukeo and St. Paul consolidated sinking fund, and Union Pacific Kailroad first mortgage; a decline of % per cent in Pacific Ratiroad of Missouri firsts, and 3{ im Union Pacific sinking fund. ‘The bonds were generally firm in the late afternoon dealings. The principal activity was in St Paul con- solidated sinking funds, which brougnt 89% a 893. Rock Island sevens sold at 11034, Morris and Essex sec- ond at 110, Desaware and Hudson, registered, at 112, and Union Pacific firsts at 105, Michigan Contral sevens declined to 10034. tations for Pacific firsts at 106 a 10536, The following were the closing quo- Railroad bonds:—Union Pacific Union Pacific land grants at 99% a 100, Union Pacific sinking funds at 89%¢ a 90, Central Pacifica at 108% a 108%. MINING STOCKS. Sax Francisco, June 6—Tho following are the clos- ing official prices of Consolidated Virginia iis California. Segregated Beichor et 5 65: Savag v Consolidated mporial i Mexican . UITY. Best & Belcher Hale & Norcross... mining stocks to-day :— Crown Poiot.. al AN ERIR RUMOR. It is rumored that a proposition is being considered in London, and likely to be made at an early meeting of the English stock! holders, which involves the sealing of the second consolidated mortgage bonds thirty or forty per cent, and the funding of the coupons of the fifth, the first consolidated and the second consolidated bonds into income bonds, payavle in five years; also the surrender and cancellaiion by the holuers of half the stock, common and preferred. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES $5000 US 5-20, 800 US 5-20,6, 68 he teal had rox 186. 105 WO CA NW cegb. th mer 2000 Gal SP r con af 4000 Wert 1000 North Mo iets. 4000 Har Ist 7's, €. i: ie ’ 200) Ohio & Mi ‘con 8 5000 Ld So jouPOba ‘SF Cs 65... 115) ‘Tursvar, June 6, 1876, BEFORE CALL—10 A. M. 393 1400shs LS &MS RR edo 2: Et $223 Be S oi ee ieciaaistas see oy EB os 133% FIRST BOARD—10:30 A. 300 she Mich Con BE... 333 ts ET sates Bk SPEER. 25822 684, oy rod 18 9 108 Ww 1034 Mor & Kes H1C.be 104 1 Ale tit fete be 6 100 Han & StJoitibe | 13% WW Omo eM RUC 17% 4 1a lhe CALL 1247 200 ahs LS & MS, iw de. bag wo di 3 110) any ; oo ie wWriCchi aN dae does! 20 w K ’ Perrone araMrt y wb dou Mite se E isic, ae a 10 unio's Mihi ia j ne tes tne sc § Siw toon rae oPi 2PM, 8 $200) U Bo #, S1., LIT iodo, is SHEAND ROARD=t P.M. 109 shs Pac Mail 35..,. 20 do. . n Ton GaN et, 100 € &N W pf 200 do. 855 2 7 17 a7 las 104 M. st. SJ bn. OL 43 OD ahs FC L'a i Go, uU%6 & 85. COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED—FUTURES CLOSE QUIET AND STEADY—FLOUB QUIET— WHEAT OATS: FIRMER — WHISKEY DULL AND LOWER—CORN EASIER— FIRMER— PORK FIRMER—LARD FIRMER-—PETROLEUM QUIET BUT STEADY—SPIRITS TURPENTINE LOWER— ROSIN QUIET — OILS STEADY — FREIGHTS QUIET—COFFEE QUIET—SUGAR STEADY. The trade Tuxspay, June 6—6 P. M. movement was slow in nearly every de- partment to-day, and the actual transactions on and off *Change were light, in most cuses extremely so. On *Change flour was quict, Wheat was dull and lower, with little manifest inclination to purchase any consid- erable amou! easier at wl Pork and lard firmer, ‘ton on the spot was quiet, at the clo: turpentine wi nt even at the decline. Corn was a shade he close, Oats firmer. Whiskey firmer, Freights quict but steady, Cot- Futures were quiet and steady Doffeo was quiet. Rosin was quict, Spirits ‘as lower. Oils were quiet, Petroleum was steady. Sagar wan quiet. Asuxs wer: e quiet and steady at Si<c. a 53ge. for pots. Pearls were nominal at ie. a Te. ANTIMONY was unchanged; quoted at 15%c,, gold. Buxswax wi as quiet und steady at 34c. » ¥4ige. for Westorn and 353{0. a 364¢¢. for Southern. Bxoom Corn was quict und unsettled. We quote:—Red, 43se, n Se, ; red tipped, aGe,; medium green, 7}¢e. a Se. CANDLES were steady, with a fair Jobbing demand, We quote Sperm, 28c.; sperm, patent, 8c. ; stearic, aeld (18 o4,), 21¢. # 28e.; adamantine (12, 14, 16 on,), 120. a 16e.; paraffine (4's. Correx,—Market for Rio was quict. quiet, We a 1OdZe. w 163K 17e.; extreme range for lots, 143(c. good, 161i. « 20e. a 22e.; do., grass mat 18¢, a 20c.; Laguayra, 170, « 186. ; Jamaica, 15}¢0. a 183g. CoorKna C Molasses shook», 32-inch, with he mhooks, with heads, $8-inen. $2 30 & $2; box shooks, 75c, pee $6 50: bowp | to Dimer ‘B07 a S40: per Corben and 12’s), 19¢. a 20¢, Mild coffee was also note Ordinary cargoes 143{c, a 15e, ; tuir do., } good do,, 17e. w 1730. prime do., 17!g0. @ 1836. ; Santos, fair to 17c., gold, ninoty days; Juva, government bags, Ue, m 28e.; Singapore, do. 9e. ; Maracaibo, 15340. a 19¢. ; jt, Dowingo, Porto Rigo, 18e,, a. 18e.: Costa Rica, 7c, « 19ize.; Mexican, 17c. # 18e.; Manila, is, @ I8e.;) Savanilla, 1530, & Ceylon, 1c. Stock was anchanged, We quote:— 190 a $2 25; sugar 2 6; do, 36-inch m do... o., pty ho oo ‘hoops, 1 feet Gon, $63 6 835 ‘0. note sales of 150,009 Ths. Inke at 20}f0, & pie bien ry 20x, The market cloxod quiot s o9 nominal at 20}¢6. Conpace wi small size), per, Ib. Tiel New: % 14c.: Americ orvon on iL palit = Deller Cr ryt atil 15. 12 7-82e. : bales. Too" at. i2e.3 11 13-16¢., 300 at 1 Total, 6,700 bi rte Orleans 195: Nortolk, 15 8,” t Botton fret chi compresse Bremen, bj duction of the erop dt Yt 15, carmen ay Job and ‘salon were ux follows: Novel foo at it 28326, "To-day up to two P. M. 100 at 12 1-82e,, 300 at 126. 15.166. August, 1,500 at 1 }O0 at steam, 3 as unchanged, Manfia (urge and 1ssqe. anaes “20, cordage, bolt rope , tarred Mal in, M4g,2 lsat rope, 100, aland, T1ts0, «1 jussia hemp, ‘ts meets Daou tie qtist and eacbaaged. Fotures the spot was wore unsettled. but cloxed stendy. ‘The closing prices to-day compare with Monday's prices as follaws:— re a tune o. 32 w 15-4 8 1131-8 11 Al ton und on cotton in ‘store running in quality not more titan baits zrade eaves below the rade quo ted :— nda, Orleans, Bois By: ie" 8916 a-10 ® Oe Good see ane 16 et 16 10116 whe Strict ary. Grecian: te” Ha tie te Strict low mid ing. Middling. fe 1s hie 12416 Good m re Sg Serlet good middi 1s 13H Middling fair, 13 1 Fair eR one H ols ave =St 000 A a34e.; Tow middling, TONE; middling, Tige Spot eules ee, To-Do. Last Beening, Total. Consumption. mers sis ahd rr) 373 3s. For futere delivery the terdny. afer two P.M. July, i at wo 00 ag 11 18: 16e. 5 tut Sune, 500 at 1ye.7 July, Maoy nt 1 hte, “Yoo at ti Be, B-92c., 20) at root 12 1-B2e., 109 at hive mn cont 16e, Anas miles. Grand total, 9, ‘were as follow: ie, 40: New York, Boston, #3 Phitaderpita, 14 nM alse, “This day last week, 1807. Thieday last Total since September iL 4,025,703 Ser ts closed as tollows:—To Havre, by ater ; to Hamburg, ‘by steam, Ye. compress Nompressed,’ (0 Liverpool, 5-i0e, ph firna srg nes the estimated re- $4 50. . a. largo lots at te 230. Ib. for rnaal lot G Gumphor was stoady at 27e. for Feiined, Cream tartar was quoted at S2e., gold, for American, U7e. tor French, and 87 ge. for powdered in TE for do. in buxes. ‘aleotol steady at 90c. for the formor and 4c. Be ‘aa stoady at IL lige, for do, Callforaia, Fh . Kold, for ivi divi was very scarce fs be quiet i ee gold. Sat arumoniee wasdull at lo'ge, cold. Irish moss was \d. Epsom c. a Te. Sve, Ide. tw in fair demand at Jo. jady wt 28c, «32: powdered. Gum eeddayras & apward tendency. Juniper berries were ‘iat co 8 1D ieee tote i) "a for ia large Hr) or sort ore quiet wt $i best oo, ‘Shsline was for D. v.. and Sde., gold, for Bngltah firm at $09 per ton, Cutch Prussiate potash was quiet at 20 ality, Bichromate potash was duil st 1 Gambier was firm'at de., Sumac was firm at Lolombe rook was auoted a4 Hef “Me, e.. with at Be. w Sige. for ordinary {tallan. Orange peas ruled quiet at 10s4c, 6 tae turpentine w. 190. Cast! poy sctive a tree. very activi tft was Sale ee potash was ee. with 6 je pot b bb} ie ee medic. Bide, backs. Far aric seid was quiet st 423se., gold, for crystal, and 400.5 te for powdered. Citrie acid was quoted at hae aed ‘746. copaiba, was ‘22e. a Boe. ‘tor Ameria aod 6p twas quiet tac. a fund at BI 20 a$1 60 for Now! mand at ian, Rous fangs 4 12ke, steady at 150. Hosseutinl oils, Uil bergamot, for dae. tor henbam Tair demand at Sige. 1 3466, Kol ¥ gold. fe bee Ie. a 1Ss6e. tor red do. Mustard—Yeilow lon wait ast # $1 16, or ee See gerd; Pigoasellt ry ol avell was quiet meri HT Saffron 12 for Spanish. Galangal liver oi} was im (at de- mdiand and $2 for Norwe. rh was excited and tending upward, 5) toB2 75. Asoo: ut stendy at Waeitan quoted dame, Ue. tor fend.‘ sconite, had $1 25 tor rose. Arsenic was it oe naa prices; ‘wlifur nia, aay eh The. a was a Dp was a) yw Coriander was aawved ¢ at 5), ihvanality. ‘Yonca bean: i Althea rvot was quoted ot arevic was quutea at lor second do, Angostura bark was at 50e, jot at Te, Gg ylerian pvt wis quoted at 230. tor, Kini Fitaw, Albumen Was ‘ibe elie. ide. a os: Ke “Gum damar Sas wuiet Ganiboge yas bie. a w as atic. Uarvonste amyoonle ules at ae Sop aa ieee, active and Seedaciea's Ga to eine, le. w thie ; lk lay 4 1a oil ebemiculy- note sales $00 drums 60 por ¢ bonate sod Sead viewrbonate 0, currency; & Co.'s, (in ke: Peatinns were » mixed and ise. for ols do Fisu.—The supply of all market w: new tauckerel, but no light suppl barrelled do.. 5. heore AND Gnain.—Recelpts—Flour, 9.565, bbl 386,70 bushels; core meal 1.0,bole, and 418, sack 205 buslels;' corn, 1 malt, 1,245 do. moderate inquiry for shipment ut, ste rices, were about “14.00. bbis., sat South with atthe annexed sof HOU bbls. at ass Pennayly. No. 2 Stal Superfine >: Axtra Stato Choice star Superfine Westera Extra Western, 45 for Brandy w ii Round hoop Ohio, Rye tlour, tino Southern, No. , supertine Corn meal, Corn meal, Jersey Corn meal, Brand Corn meal. vune Wheat w: and Milwaukee “st BD eo sel bushels at $107 a 81 0S for 20.6 $1 3 winter, $1 nd $1 2 atthe cio. Sales were steamer, 50c, tor n ‘Ue tor Westera yellow, Ge. tor whive, “Barley bashels Canada sold at $1 bushels Western sold, to ai we note sules of about mixed, 2 4: ern, de. a 486, tor Fruit.—The market for ti ict und ensier. Wo. quot 27235: half do. $i oUt loose “museatel, $2 704 $2 WO per ing to quality; new seedless raisins, $3 2: Valencia raving nen, prune fe. W Lie,, wecurding tow pevording to Lei luyers. Dates, 3: per case, Domestic deed Apples, State, quarters, Ye, neat Southei artrs, prio ie alr cemund HAY AND oTRAW. -Ahippine, at 706, ; re Bday aromas. S100 a Sales were 1,900 fever Finite trom kurope. rieutes, to Ihs., 1Slge. a 100. 21 to 25 lbs, 16e. Matamoros and wis. ® iuelusiv: 4 «$459, all curreney: oll of le market cosed quiet but firm, with a bet feeling in bleaching powder, which wer id a 25 tons soda ash at $1.95 & rands. $1 VO a $2; sai Sodas #1 wy soda, 8 gunernily quiet. Thero wus a good in gales of importance wore uy We lip ey eye George’ as Shore mackerel, a $16, Box herring, worn ineal wns fairl iq and Westera hip Round hoop Obtw, trod braids No. 1 Minnesota: Si 25 for prime do. t graded sneing. $11 ial 30 for Nod Ye, tor graded mixed, S5e, . fur rejected, 400, tar No. for clvice Milwaukee mixed, 3 noe y Plums, Southern, Ixe. a 20c. 7 fw $1 80; oruinary Wilt Market ‘00 for aud $120 a $125 for rough Russia clean, $200 w $210, 8.400 Montevidoo at Lobge.. golds 4.000 dry 0 Texas ki ss, 1 00 dry : W gold: do.” ps 0G; all’ wintecaroon, oil ay te. 810 50 and Be! si r Me. and 10) cus Af 'quate >Sod de., currency. ait Ste. for prime, 45e. for white kinds was very moderate, and the iry for osing No. k Portiand. 84°73 nt 000 do. ; rye, 31,140 do. : barley ‘The. Hour market wae steady, under including State, quotations. tye Hour was qulet netive ini wad $2 90 2 low. We quote an 2034 for 3110-0 spring. Corn was onsy 0 hele at S4afo. a Dade, tor damaged, ungraded 1 nouthern do., nnd Barley malt, Kye was firm: 8,000 Uats were firmer? Ace. for about 1a no grade, ‘Ue, f ‘a0 Oi dyn, ze, 1 Et ie, wb iio a mixed State and Saige. for No. ize and qual born cltren, Xe iss. Me. ior way active wero active’ and firm, $1 25 n $1 50: prime do., $1 vi ington. imuey do., $173 “ 32 and steady, We ey do., Snixed, ss spulss Tho receipts wero quite large and with a very limited demand prices were wenks Bale clover We quot tail qualities at 8de. a 81 We. w $1: out do, NOE. 1. We quote :—American single, $200 0 £226 for conbie uaiitla hemp, Os, Ttatian 75 ate ute 2Ke., ewsh 6s 9450 Rul declichy ‘trmets with mere Rio Grands at Lsige. wold, tour langhters, at Sou de y Salted “Lex ‘eo auvie, to 20. Bi to 34 Ibs, Tie, M38 10 90 bm Los. Fk, 80 to. 80 lected, 8 lie; Be. 10e.; yourlings, Be, e. Ue.; California, iSe. w Lise. for American pix was quiet. Sales were 2 at $2) and 200 tons mottled on rivate terms. Scotch pig was unchanved; 150 tor Voltness, trom dock. $s and 100° to Glengarnock to arrive 75; scrap was on Hlocted and offered ne $28 an We quote :—Amori- can Pe, No. 1, s28 8 $2 do., No, 2, & B21; do. forge, 815 a $20. tens, $00) o 39t;, Gartaharrs $i; Giengarnock, Ege) a $2v 50; Eglinton, 825 a 828 50 scrap, rough, S25 8 $805 rails, steel, $80 per ton; do,, iron, 832 4 Burge. nasige.: 0 io, ten bust damaged t budhos Ayres, 10s, moe. California, Te, @ Ive; do, oa hides 180. & ists poor, damaged commen bi from Wilmington were ! with ‘holdery offering asst Zod ‘stralued, $1 30. ro ined. soudy: g bard, st 10: soft at 20) oot aarket oats ‘otton: rude, yeas wi 56e. present jast e' £3 aoe of do. at i were as follow: sal bias iE Rea titge,; refined, Kefiied at Philadelphia. bi ie i from the Cosel $2 01%; shipments, fe, = Heceipts terces, 23 kez awh op lain do., $11: packs fas ohn godt Indiat sass were dull and unse ten and $17 Be1D tor. fait and in sed a vase cloain; sont bid, eu : ne Aw ney. at ae. a at lle, ngoon, fai ee. SPRLTRR—Was firme’ combination, and 7}4e. meh roorkes, Banca, 2234c.; seed! }00 cases do. Now aera crop 187i, .: do, Op BTA, ab Ge « « ‘and 400 MoLAnsks.—Fe a eas doll and unsettie a On Change 30" ula ald ut ‘a S8e.; make, 90c. to ‘95e. ; sperm, crud eached winter, $1 wo 4 sold at Philadelphia at. 14% ening at New York at 143%: bacon,’ 58 tloveos ‘and te ic. @ 14e. for riper and in fwir domand, ices were as follows:—June, $10 75 20e. for was dull and ensy. We qucte:—Best State That Go. at 0. & 108, skimuved pt 40, 0 Be. 'tin-sTne marnes was decided! Straits, 183¢¢.; Piates—Charcoal, nominal); terno, $6 12 & $6 38755. ide. 15¢, a 17e. or centrifugal and 23 do, muscovado ‘406. ;' Porto Rico, ‘Orleans fair for spirits turpentine was 30a, but Inter advices ‘ Advices from, Wil- gale quiet? strained. $1 23; . _ Turpentine "eat ‘virgin, & 50, Spirits quiet natural ao. but senty jaltimore on pri - io Enid pment, 82 ‘$2 2734. Parker's weake United, fork, 400 bbl; Tard, 941 cases: cutmonts, 220 packayes: cases. he'seGond. “eall'saa tol $19 asked; July, $18 6S bid, 8 81) asked; Reptember, F, S18 80 ‘bid. $19 50 ut Si8 To for ss sold on tho spot at quiet; S00 frosts hains sold at 20, Hoof ii quoted at $20a #2! for prime We to PY ne do, Smoked meats were business were more or les: hams, aud 936, for " $10 95. bid, $11” aakods ‘ 1110 bid, obbing from wi + koid; Rangoon. ia bor noted at My a 8c, earrency, for gold, for fore! was quiet at 13¢. » 13)¢0. for Cahe, ere Se firmer, We mish, oe rg are ly $7 50; be, . ‘and 250.5 18 do. Te: ‘sconsin, crop 1873 bales Havana at orices ranging I 136. Mu 40 ‘Ao. 100 te e4 vbls. auld Feroars.~There was comparstively no o change t@ the m D-16d. ow. ‘ror with 2 ‘ae quarters, at same voyage, at voyage and rato; alse one and there ha yaacter verpool, pet soe boxes bacon, rate to er semed in nominally at 0! steam, 1,000 boxes cheese at per bushel, and by mil 2,000 bbls. 00) trasbels 1y.« moderate business , 8,000 boxes cheese and 1, 00 baler cotton at hei 5s. 10d. ; & Norwoglan bark, (to jaltimore to Curk tor orders, with a bark, from ets, Thy g rate; one of 300 Se, and one of 30 auattery eet | £10 gratuity for seme | Bremen, with sf tallow, at 2 Gotten, dull, nominal ‘oud ord poctenre Gren Beeaine Stock, 13,002. fe Cotton in fair Gaman ane Exports—To Bales, 1,900, Btock, 100, loe.; good ordinary, >! SOU. Stock, 17,744. Cotton dall; middling, 5: Sedek, 7,01 Flour unchanged Milwaukee cluv, lot shipstuits, $16; "muaait Whwat, die. ; corn, Se. to the Hudson 9.000 bushel Whoas, 7,90) bushels: Tu canal Trom Buifuio and Mh. WS NEAT ws ean bushels; e do. ; peas, Lake rsceipts—Flour, corn, 7,000 do.; dats, 2 8.000 bbls. . wheat, 10,000 do. ¢ wiltor—Whent, road shipment 2 eorn, 60,000 do. Chnal treights—Wheat, and quiet, Whe anil iy plot at Sie. ¢ fone cur West glectod, Prove ons heuvy mess. “Lard, 12e. city made, Wheat No. good to hau rf meson, $n Bt 75 1 Riuer at ie. atte but generally bighor: $1 July; $18 Jo a gls 2745 ust.’ “Lard unsettled, + $10 60, J Ole; clewe rib aldes, 9! eusier at $1 URSs. S10! G24; w B10 70 July: nominal. FI + insuranee o! Jd, 2 \ NEW BOOK 24, per cont margin; ord executed. - oyage : 910 bbls, petroleun on twos laid on for part of-argo; an Amer trow Charle-too, partieulars hence to Richmond and tbe! bbls. flour, at $1 35 per bbi. DOMESTIC MARKE Tiroet teeta Cotton quiet and er dh middting, sas Exportefo the, Consistent, 1,500; consiwiee:S4, salen, ordinary, Bie. Net receipts, $47 Vales, Sales, Cotton quiet; middling, 112g0. goudurdinary, 10e, si les 1.500 bbls. f uy 7,000 bushels; © Seeds inactive. minon to choles Westera shipolng ex nid Bi weloy_tirm at u) Bulk ments fairly nective, Suite snens: Riph cviptx—Flour, z Wu. do. Shipn Tou Toanetes corn, 269,000 do. ; oats, 77,00) do. y ry: At tho afternvon call of the Board; —Wheat lowe June; $1 04s, July Corn steady, Outs easier; 2ve. cash’ DWje July. Pork easier: $14 2214 August, Tiara higher} HAVANA MARKET. Spanish gold, 220 a 220%. Exchange bomiual. Sugar daily Market Report: negotinted: best market rates: Nee ee UEE-EENEUDEPEENE ame Ge By" al with general ied, aud 7 Uhdx. | rey 0 to Kio Grande, with Gauveston, June 6. 1876. zmiddling, 11% e.i low mlddlii Net ‘receipt k mS 14U6; constwise, 163, Sale New Oxveans, June 6, 18 middling, 119 Net receipts 1,078; Monte, June 6, 1876. low middiing, pts, 40 bales, 890. Savannan, Jn Me. ; low middling, 10 6, 1876. Ge. 5 oud Stock, Curarceston, June 6, 1876. low middiing, Luise, Net receipts, 201 bales, Sales, Oswrco, June 6, | | uber, ROO) feeb Geaiuon the | Oswego for tide water 7 mterday, | ve tiny aioe wn) | Can vee Teg tor de Tork. $19 50 tor Higuwines nominally 8112 fur ‘Toutno. June 6, 1873. firmer: No, 2 ‘white Wavast j fist a $i Xo. 1 white a ,000 bushels corm, Cureaco, Juno G, 1876. yfainily brasds, 8 25 8 85 fmediam to. choles, winte a shate Ste. Pork ‘unsertied 799 w SIN, spot; $14 a BIS 02: August: hits sold et $17 95 for Aa: but gewernily hiviier; $10 59.8 wily: $10 7 pita. ‘ Kye; clone sides, 2 # to Buttulo- When Big 80 Aus ‘80 August, Havana, Jung 6, 1876. timehdl sed ON CIFE™ AND Rtoctunaie Ast diher ‘+ effected with best com. HL & OO., 117 Broadway- K SPECULATION, ALSO mailed froe; Stock Privileges Stocks bought or sold on ra by mail or t loaraphy Promptly 37 Broud all ABE fink make inv Cirenlars and ALEX FRoriinan am & 60. morts of large or smal jocks of wlogitimate character; reliable puts und enils; stocks bought and carried un u deposit of 3 to O per cent. weekly reports sent free, ASH LADY WOULD Li + short time: the best | ifdesired. Adaress, for Heraid office. nz ae ent ON ang eas cee Ban OF $75 FOR A t of reference given; also security threo days, HONESTY, box 193 2X. nloan of $150 for Herald Uptown Bruneh st., Brooklyn. LADY WILL GIVE UD Fok BALE—$100,000 YONK. SINK. ine Ao [yjater, bouds, due 1903. Apply to 0, A. Ob ) SALE—EXCELLE. $000; terms liceral, DRAKE & CU., No. 3 Boerum BTED "OR a few months. offies T SECOND MORTGAGE; ALWAYS HAVE ught and sold, New York city propert gi onde bo pete i GRA MONEY TO LOAN ON MORT. railroad Stocks and GRANT, 145 Bro. EW MINING sTOUK ANGE.—APPLICA 8 may require, Chairman, Droxel Building, ry and Ju mencing January 1, 1 mittee of the ioe clock A, M. aoove amount. Faisct ny or ail bids. ptorosats FOR BONDS, Notice is oe Wearing interes joven percent. Sul: " iar . on or before Monday, the 12th day of June, 1876, at Proposals wi.l be re The committeo reserve the right to en that bevpeiese for ed 10 per gear, 8 be roveived by she Picnuss dof Chosen Freeholders of. said received for any portion JAMES io Laaperenck, vue be! He OD FUNDS ON NEW YORK, BROOKLYN ars RUST F tehester Property; five TRUSTER, bo: ww Yor! D no bonus, Address TED—$5. substantial ‘investment; GAGE, Herald ofiice. RAT MORTGAGE ON IMP. Farm, about 80 acres; one hour from New Yi no bonus given. Address MUR! vertising bu: sure profits in filtees need appl; EXCHAN' ‘ete on first clas: a8 i. W., Herald ANTED—A GENTLEMAN EXPERIENCED IN AD- ess as partner in #® new ‘'entonni: sdvertising sod Bnsncial publication invest in it from $ ins d tet Nok" 0 Pouktsite al Hast be willing to ir * S00 Serious. parties ou 2A. M.. to CRNTENSIA! u pare place, $18 AY MORT- ow Fork ay Property; no agents. $25.000 Bots; satletacto WARING, i NTED TO EXTEND A LEG) und proftatl: Manufacturing Busi ence given aud fequired. IMATE. Address erty, Addrows Puke $106, O00, ee of aarti rs box 4,078 — affice, Bt hee: OU Ne sat Union Bui TD PA by mutual consent, eelved. by Ges No, 268 We runry 1, upot dealt with according to la COPARTNERSHIPs, TNEKSHIP EXISTING BETWEEN Geo. . Tamiyo & Brother has this di Ali debts due the sai ‘Tamlyn, who continues the busin ‘d4th ot, and ae mil Wabliities of said patents as issued, ty ani série if Aud situs trom thie date, or they will be eld Patentee, 214 West 13d st., N OAN ON READ EB tN SHIPMAN @ MEMSHREAL. dings. been dissolved firm wilt bere. 10. 0, TAMLYN, KED. W. TAMLY 1876, to os, using the sponsible and iw. By order of “. a ay ANDREW, jew York. ADDITIONAL Gal pervous with capital se charge, of approved opportunitic Claflin '& Go,, ty ipoods, 10 C rel st facturing Jewellers, Peterson, manu Financial and N INDUSTRIOUS MAN WA ‘$400, in @ safe mai cont ond thoroughl; sale, 262 West Lt! st., New York. PitaL ERoouRED FOR MER- > Real Estate © Taversciac dor, uewotinted; eking business advised, without olerencos—H. 1B. iden. Sexton & 1 Boud st, de. Gkigas € Cxnbe- 0 Badioees cy atncturiny oli! RARE CHANG manufacturing 1 Dest custom, for §: ARTIN S&S MEYER, 173 Broadway, TY nt postion and. kood & «pra MANWATE cet ae N OLD ESTABLISUED, LIGHT ness, with Good Will, Fixtures and AN, Wit: ‘a branels agency PROF ITABLE OF! A able hovel; another in a light profitable weekly made (partner with abous 1.00%), Guth ay., seoot wlittand's better WW KS AND VAGRANTS WANTED bond FUR. ness, JO} Se with $1,000, Cash, are also invited to call; they ENING IN A see. Loney th Bewore ‘ON BUSIN! attend to the business of any one fu: expenses; Wighest refereuces, “Address Ty Seer, wate, AN ESTABLISHED Brig bh none of the healthtest und handso: cities tw thet Nout, teat ESS. —A GENTLEWAN WOU “ venieees with Boe stor RUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ie ASTEO—A PARISHIC INA wii stone ban with aempit al €.8., 10 Navona 1 wes ANTE Address MONMO Tih. URES interest in able rooms) oe eonteally located wood margin for lavestment: to-righs ‘Address W. L. H., fire hotel in Chieago, tik: party euaranteed. cago, Til Atlansie Hotel, Cale 7,006 who has like nmount, to ry and eo cream an thy best thoroughfare in eap rent. ehareas METROPOLITAN, Herald Vitor Hranels office, West » TO EUROPE WisHEs to ines Leriag $50 weekly; reasonal opporeauity. Address cist A ae MAN INA ble busi HA. $ 507 Tint poate ich he can noth good profit. a HERMANCE & Ci Apply to G. LXPROST, 963 Bowery, corner 4th st. _ Address 173 Broadway, room 6, $25 weekly the year round. DIN, ‘at Broadway. $100: WILL BO! BUSINESS, PAYING ~PARTNER WANTED IN THE LOAN BUSI- '« ness: can contrul his own mone, make $75 @ WiLL BUY A HALP INTEREST IN A 87 ( 00 business paying $400 per month; stock will foot on $800 } 1 @ A HALF INTEREST IN MY SOUY ous uylay 800) bor mouth net, Address erald« —PARTNER WASTED; BUSINESS ES. $1,000. cit; profits exsily extended to $25,000 yearly, 307 B 8t., lower by f 10 $2,000. rN TRADE SL.OO0- ccaiisveain tastes wines and boaslog aleeg Dest posit » Broadway; fortuoe sure to ‘ight party. Address MILL Hes raid ol ig Library “Address C., box sev City: N.Y, Bost office, FACTORY FOR SALE— tures and stock of @ auecets- re Ta and well“ trally locate syivanta, Delaware,sew Jersey ne good will; part Gus, balanes on ti security. ‘The seller will give two or t urs daily cre tuitons attention to the business for two or three monte sp ired. Mi rensons wil ivon for selling. No ay isnt apply week, L., Hermid Phil Brunch office. a ee BUSINESS TROUBLES. Messrs, Gilbert & Weaver, cloth importers and Job bers, 0! Brooine street, have stopped payment, Theit Habilities will reach the neighborhood of $150,000 and their asscts cannot be ascertained as yet, At the first mecting of the creditors of Absl Denison, held before Register Alien, of No, 152 Broadway, James S. Leeds, of this city, was elected assignee, and the Address, f0F 01 | following firms proved their claima:—Arthur M. East man, of Manchester, N. H., $15,000; Arnold, Constable & Co, $12,564 69; Bank of the Metropolis, $11,530; Starr & Riker, $9,000; Richard Arnold, $4,600; Robert cell, $4,460 E. 0, Pratt, Brother & Co!, $2,102 78; Curistopher Meyer, $3,745'84; New York Rubber Com- pany, $1,10 t At'tho first m Godward & Horace H. Clark, fore Rogister } Allen, no creditors proved their debts, and the Register » | appoint Fone H. Platt, the official assignee, saac J. Oliver has becn discharged from bankrup' at a meeting of his creditors held before Register Fitch, ot No, 345 Hronuway, ‘The tirst meeting of the creditors of Leggett & Young, truckmen, was held festerday before Register Allen, when the following dev fee were prove riggs & Co., 23.23; Emmett N. Smith, $55 39; Charles Lane, $112} D. N. Gardner, $1,737 70," und the last named gentle: nian was elected us-ignee. Daniel Sloan, a prominent speculator and late presl- dent of various corporations, tas tiled a petition ia bankraptey. There are filiy-four creditors, to whom 000, the principal ones. being Elizabeth George Vox, $30,000; Mutual Life Insurance Company, — 20,00: Martin & Winstun, $12, Goorge K. Sisture, $9,526 83. Fis assets are nominatiy $1,122,002 62, but they conswt mainly of stocks and notes Which ure absolutely worthiess, Ine cluded in the assets isa lot in Greenwood Cometery, valued at $750, SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW. SOME STRONG RESOLUTIONS IN RELATION TO THE EXCISE LAW PASSED BY THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS. ‘Ata meoting of the Board of Polos yesterday afiere noon, General Smith presidimg, the following reso‘us tions relating to the enforcoment of the Sunday Liquor Jaw were adopted ana ordered to be transmitted to the force:— Resolved, Thi or hotel keaver or other toxicating Hquors or win he owes $1 Sloan, $50,000; » ail offend m alse the ality of w misd areal ALIy aroviber suck tthe several meinbers of ti:e police. furee shall have power to Im mediately arrest. without’ warrant, und take into custody any person who shall commit * * © in i ach "momber or within, lis view suy ver ction shall be rectly protibited by act of the Legistature, Hoxolved, That the. statute further provides tn hereby made the duty of the police force * times of day aud night * * * and the thereot ar it elally pri st offenders * * * entorce every law relating to 4 suppression nud punishment of erin oF to the observance unity Kesolved, That the statutes Unddeld od pits oft Heensed (under chapter 175, laws 1370, as Act of IST) to sell, give away oF dixpase o aperture nous liquors, wines, ales or beer, shall be ‘and kept 4 mn the hours of one and five o'clock tn the bh liquor selling te ho duty Of every ntorce the observ < ek by law: and it policeman and officer of police of the foregoing provisions, Resolved, That the Board is addressed by counsel learned in the law; that the members of the police force wre em yowered by law to enforce obedience to the laws referred te by Fjibyen | the persons who shall be ound violating ee und for such purpose they are authorized to enter place: amusement 4nd places where liquors are sold without pays ing for any admission ticket or fee, and If sach entrance it objected to in demanding such admission, seating ee pose, such admission being refused, they may use such force asnay be necessary to enter the prouises and arrest vi ators. Resolved, That the Superintendent instrnct the inspes and through them the en) aptains to cxuse the ‘members of the force engaged in the enforcement of the law in matters re- ferred to In these resolutions to be dressed in the police uniform and cautioned not to take any measure to induce of pe rela ance U4 selling or drinking of iutoxicating as ales, wines or potsrolved, ‘That the Superintendent prom enerel order, 90 that they may have g. aes next Sunday. ‘ Fal pabltestios CAPTAIN STEZRS’ TRIAL. Tho trial of Captain Henry V. Steers, of the Twenty« ninth precinct, on the charge oi neglect of duty ia falling to stop the sale of liquor at Gilmore’s Gardea on Sunday, May 28, took place yesterday before the full Board of Commissioners. Inspector MeDermott testified that he was in the © garden from a rahe past nine to twenty minutes past ten P. M., during which time no arrests were made, although beer was openly sold there, some of which witness bought and drank. On cross-examination witness admitted that at other periods of tne day Captain Steers had caused the are reat of several waitors, 18 shown by the records of the department He heard Captain Steers giving ine structions to his men at the midnight roll call evening previous to arrest all persons found violati: the Excise law, The defendant testified that be had taken oe pre. caution to prevent the sale of liquor in the garden, and had made several arrests. The case was referred te the fall Board. HE PUSHED THE DOOR OPEN. New Youn, June 6, 1876, To tux Eortor ox tas Heracp:— On Saturday night last I had my place open, and About one minute to twelve an officer came and said 10 was time to close. I immediately began closing and was about locking the door when the relief of this off- cer came and pashed the door open and said to me:— “What the bh—i are HF at keeping your place a alter twelve o'clock f I pomted to my clock an “It is not after welve o'clock. 1 was about ockin} tne door and there is not a person int lace. “You are my prisoner and have to como a went, and at the stat‘on house | was locked up night like ‘a felon, The next morning, in the court ¢ room, the oificer said it was twenty min past tweive when he arrested me, The Judge called my witness and he was sworn. He said:—"f do not ap. r in this cage that I am im with the saloon keeper, at to #e0 justice done % all; Ldeny the wot the officer, and I sw him push t 6 Soe pees Eg standing outside and entered with ti re soit my statement is not enough there ts ano:ber a | Sree st Lye to Sean s wi A Kg tie go iecharged by Justice Dufly. ndged will be put to an end, JOHN Pere pisinanie TENTED EVANGELISM. The members of the Church of the Holy Trinity, Madison avenue and Forty-second street, have deter. mined upon giving worshippers tresh air during the summer nights Workmen are now erecting a tent o@ Thirty-fourth street, near Sixth avenue. It ts to be jar and 100 tect ‘The Tangemeuts will resembic those st the Hi during Mr. Moody's revival. It will be sbondentiy lighted, and will be surmounted by au immense white flag bearing the words “The Gospel Se ane m red “— ters. The Rev, Stephen H. Tyng, Jn, wi services, Professor Theodore E. Perkins will ‘ead the uging. Rev. W. Rainstord, of Norwich, Eugland, expected to preach here, as is also Mr, Moody. proces davedionerrnie tern THE M’'CLELLAN ROBBERY. The police have recovered uearly half the property recently stolen from the country residence of” MeClelian at M . diy and. eapeet abe Rave the tnleyes In cuueag. uae