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

A Dull and Drooping Stock Market— NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 43, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. FINANOLL AND COWVERCIL | te Sales Only 91,000 Shares. GOLD 112 5-8. Investment Securities Lower—Government and Railway Bonds Steady. MONEY ON CALL 21-2 PER Chat, Wau. Strext, Monpar, June 12—6 P. M. Apother moribund market to-day, for which absent operators bave tacitly voted requiescat in pace as a Proper epitaph, There hag been ‘peace’ enough to @ulisty tho aspirations of Ulysses Ouwsar him- sell, but not business enough to satisfy the Poorest plebs of a broker. Fairly strong at the start, it was soon evident that the list was sup- ported by a very insecure underpinning, which was likely to yield to the Jeast shock. This soon exhibited itgelf in the fading away of the price of Central aud Hudson, which, on sales of a fow nundred shares, drooped down from 108% to 105, but closed in a rally Mt 1063¢ a 107%. The Commodore’s brokers were sim- ply lookers on und not supporters, as usual, and a theory prevailea that the ancient mariner was rather too il too look after his favorite or clse that he had come to the end of bis purse, at least so far as this stock was concerned. The more probable solution lay in the report of further reductions in Western bound freights—a reductio ad absurdum, in fact, as there is little or no Western treight to reduce—and a further cutting of fares to Chicago by the Grand Trunk of Canada, Added to this it is confidently stated that somo 30,000 shares are held hero on foreign account, which may be precipitated upon the market any day that Mr. Vander- ‘Dilt’s caso is bulletined us desperate. Looked upon as it has been as the keystone of the railway sharo list any sign of crumbling affects the entire arch, and it was only natural that this should bave occurred this morning, Consequently a weakness set in along the whole line, with a result of @ decline of from \ to 1 per cent. There was a trail, too, in Lake Shore and Western Union which scented strongly of Gould, and considera- ble sales in both these stocks were attributed to his Account. Beyond the continuance of the war, which bids fair to be carried into Africa until some ‘nigger in the fence” is developed which will establish peace and a bull campaign at the same moment, there was nothing to affect Lake Shore per se. It was different, however, with Western Union, for the rival company had another dash at them in the abape of a reduction on all press messages which may be forwarded to the Atlantic cities from and during the sitting of the Cincinnati Convention. Tho effect was not important however, for the stock only yielded about per cent under the pressure. The coal and miscellaneous shares also suffered from the “blues”? in sympathy with the more active fancies, but in a less degree, and the Western stocks may be placed in the same category. ‘As for Pacific Mail it has shown up abou} the strong- dst of the lot, opening at 25, receding to 243; and re- Vurning at the close to 24%. Extreme dulness was the characteristic of the market, although transactions were somewhat moro pumerous than on Saturday. An equal division among 1,040 members of the Board would award avout seventy shares to each individual as a commission producing medium, or in cash, at a fair average, $4 373;. To parapbrase a familiar gong, under those conditions— Who wouldn’s be With the brok ‘THE SALRS TO-DAY, The transactions aggregated 91,300 shares, and were Nstributed among the most active stocks as follow: New York Central and Harlem, 1.760; Eric, 5,000; Lake Store, 31,300; Northwestern, 200; Northweste: preferred, 820; Rock Island, 520; Pacific Mail, 11,300; 3t. Paul; 6,200; St. Paul preferred, 2.000; Ohio, % 700; Western Union, 19,950; Wabash, 1,600; C., C. and I. C., 1,000; Michigan Central, 3,231; New Jersoy Central, 1,050; Pacific of Missouri, 1,000. OPEXING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICRS. ‘The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— Opening. Highest. Lowest. Lied York Central 108 108 105 Hark 138% 1BSHG «188 Erie, iu i 135, Lake Shore. 4 5436 53% Wabash. 1 1% 4 Northwestern 41s 41g 40% Northwestern preferred. . 613g 61 60% Rock Island. 108 108 10734 93 a3 92% 3934 40 89K Mil. and St. Paul pre erro 09% 6934 OO Ohio and Mississippi... 16% 16% 18% New Jersey Central 82 82 81 Del., Lack. and Western... 108% © 1084g 1074 Union Pacific. 60 60 60 C., Cand L 6. 4 4% 4 Weetern Union. 68:35 67% oF Alla Hactei. 19 Quicksilver. Quicksilver pt. HH Sar Lauda M Marcas pt 7 Adams Bx.....108 Missouri Pac * ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The following are the changes in closing prices, com- pared with those of Saturday at the close:— Apvancy.--C., C., C. and [., 34. gic pg re ork Central, 134; New Jersey Cen- tral, 143; Delaware and Lackawanna, Ks; Erie, %: Luke Snore, % ; Michigan Central, % ; Northwest, ae fo. are M5 Obio and Mississippt, 3: Pacinc Mail, 4; Rock Island, %; St Paul preferred, 4 Wabash, '%; Western Union, Ke Station. —Gold, Unien Pacific, 8. Paul common, Quicksilver, Producers’ Petroleum, Pana Missourt Pacitic, Harlem, Mlinois Central, St. Joveph common ud pretorred; C., C., and | Gs Atlantic and Pacific ‘Telegraph, Atlantic Pacific prejerred. THK MONKY MARKET. The meney rates on call loans as well as for com- ‘mercial paper continue to reflect the desire of capital yo seek profitable, even though it be temporary, Pestwent, We quote 2 and 244 percent as the ruling ignres for the firstand 4 and 5}¢ percent as the rates bn first class notoe. Sterling exchange is quiet but drm, prime asking rates 4.88 and 4.90; selling rates 4.8734 and 9045; reichmarks, 9534 a ¥54¢ and 96 a 96%; cables, 96), a 90%; prime Paris, 614% a5.11%. The follow. Ing are the rates of exchange on New York atthe andermentioned cities to-day :—Savannab, '¢ premiui Charleston, 3-16 premium, selling; buying, 4 premium; Cincinnati easy, par to 500 premium; New Orleans, commercial, %; bank, %; St Louis, 750 premi Chicago, par. bs THR GOLD MAKRET. . ‘The Gold Hoard have agreed to edjourn from tho 1st ft the Sib of July, Gold dectined this afternoon to 11236 and closed at 112%, Which was also the opening and highest price. The borrowing rates were 1 and 2 per ceot. Loans were also made flat and at Sand) per cent for carrying. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD RxCHANOR BANK. Gold batances.. Currency balances, Gross clearances CLEARING HOUSE STATRMENT, Currency exchanges. Currency balances, Gold exchanges, Gold balances, INVESTMENT SARES Tavestment shares brought as foilows:—Rock Island, 106 8 107% & 107%; Pitsburg and Fort Wayne, 103; verscy Contral, 624 62 a 82a 108 a 108% w 108 4 1075, @ 107 a 10634 106 (seller 60) a 06 34 @ 106 a 106 34 ; Clovelend and Pittsburg, guaranteed, 2%; Une Central, 974; Harlem, 138}; Delaware wad Hudson, 100% a 109; American Express, 68, ox favidend. TUS UNITED BAYES TREASURY, ‘The Amusians Treasurer peid oat to-day $10,000 gol on account of Interest, and $20,000 in redemption of | five-twenty vonids, The Sub-Treasury released $42,404 silver coin to-day. The tollowing were the Treasury balances:—Cur- rency, $10,000,000; coin, $65,500,000; less coin certid- cates, $23,500,000, GOVERNMENT BOXDS. Government bonds closed firm and a fraction highen im some cases, at the following quotations:—United States currency sixes, 12534 a 126; do. do,, 1! regis- tered, 119% a 120%; co. do., do, coupon, 123% & 123%; do. do., 1865, registered, 1153; a 116; do. do., do., coupon, 115% a 116; do, do., do., registered, new, 117 a 117; do. do., do., do., coupon, 120% a 1204 do, do., 1867, registered, 119% 0 119%; do. do, do» coupon, 12254 a 12276 ; do. do., 1368, registered, 1205; a 120%; do, do., do., coupon, 123% a 124; do, ten-forties: regiaterod, 117% 118}; do. do., coupon, 18% a 118%; do, fives, 1881, registered, 1173 a 117%; do. do., do., coupon, 11744 a 1175. RAILROAD voNDS, Ip this deparimoat prices were gonerally higher. The changes were:—An advance of } percent in Mil- waukee and St, Paul (C. and M. division) and Mil- waukee and St Paul sevens, gold; % per cont in Cheaapeake and Ohio firsts (coupon on), % per cent ip Milwaukee and St. Paul convertible sinking fund, Milwaukee and St. Paul (La Crosse division) and Han- mibal and St. Joseph eights, convertible; \ per cent in Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific sevens, Milwaukee and St. Paul (L and M. division), Chicago and North- ‘west consolidated coupon gold bonds and Union Pacific sinking fund, and 3% in St Louis and Iron Mountain firats; a decline of 34 per cent in New York Central sixes of 1883 and % per cent in Chicago and North- western consols, The latest bids were as aa Albany and Susq 2d, 108 Gave 4 fol Albany and , y ‘ite Py old. Tos Bos, +s 133 Cleve, Piville & A’ new. 108. Boston, Hers 7 Brteat.. Detroit, Monroe & Tol Bur, C . Fd Ches & Ohio a, tet 30 Chicago & Alt sink f@.-; rae id 3S Chicago & Alton Iat.... Take Shore dividend. 103 Chicago & Alton ine. Lake Leip? re] hay 105 Ass. Mich G 902, 10034 re Js f..112 tas iit oH “Hey, NYC tin S's. 'B6. 11.0) Y fe Hud haa arate Harlem sae 7s, 8, North Mo Ist ERR E> EO SSESS ase Ohio & Miss con 6 6. &SP #8 Mil & St 70 Milas Pacific gold bon 08. Midas Paine: Ban J br... YL MILA St Mil & 5. chiaN Cut & N at Chia N Union Pacific! g, 100, Ch aN Union Pacific stuk fund. 80% Chia N Atlantic & Pac, | Chi & N Southern Pac u bh Qu 88 Mo 2d. a0 Siete r we & Chi ist, & Chi 2d. 3d. Morris & Essex 1's, "71, Mor & Ess Helga e’d...u Cedar Falls Ind, Bloom'n & W 2d Mich South a 2d Mich So &N Ia tT ped Clove & Tol sf. Til & So Towa Ist. is) West Union bds.1900.. Lory West Union bds, 1900,r, 99 THY YOREIGN MARKET. The London advices aro fuvorable to-day, consols ad, vancing % a 3¢ per cent on peaceful advices from the Continent. United States bonds were tirm at an ad_ vance of 44 per cent, except for 1867’s which aro un- changed. Tho Bank of England gamed £5,000 to-day. A special despatch from London, dated four ¥. M., states that a large failure is reported of a cotton firm with factories in the neighborhood of Waterford, Ire- land; habilities said to be £600,000. Rentes in Paris are 105.773%. The following are half-past tour P, M. Lon- don quotations :—Consols, money, 9434; consols, ac- count, 9434 9435; 1865 bonds, old, 104% ; 1867 bonds, 110%; ten-forty bonds, 10734; new fives, 10634; Eric, 1244; Erle preterred, 18. STATE BONDS. In State bonds Missouri long sixes were firm at 10734. New York registered bounty loan sold at 162, ex- Interest, District of Columbia three sixty-fives ad- vanced to 70, Tennessee new series sold at 4274. BANK SHARKS. Bank shares were dull. Fourth National sold at 90 The latest vids are annexed:—American Exchange, 10044; Broadway, 200; City, 300; Commerce, 115; First National, 200; Fifth Avenue, 210; Fourth Na. tional, 90; Hanover, 72; Importers and Traders’, 193; Manhattan, 130; Market, 114; Merchants’, 114; Mer- chants’ Exchange, 100; Metropolitan, 1254¢; Ninth Na- tional, 80; Park, 128; Poople’s, 135; Republic, 79; St Nicholas, 98. PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations ‘at three o'clock this day:— Asked, City sixes, new Wo'g Unitea Compan’ 139'4 Pennsylvunia Ratiroad, . Sn Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. . Lehigh Valley Railroad... 1 81K 57% Catawissa Railroad preferred. » 40 = Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. a: tb 18% Lenigh Navigation.. + 56 06% Lehigh Navigation, ‘gold ‘Joan « 106 os ‘MIXING STOCKS, The following table of prices of the prominent gold and silver mioing shares, as received by telegraph from San Francisco, is furnished by Mr, William Ward, Drexel Building:— aa hee =, Tuned, June10, Junel2 55 52 Declined 3 19 iv 19 Declined 1 53 53 63 -_ Caledonta, 9 v 9 i} - California. 83 84 83 82 1 Choliar Fotos, 85 82 we 8S el Con. Virgwia,, 4 3 72 "70 Declined 2 Crown Point.. 13 aty 16 18 - Eureka Con... 11 il il il - Gould & Catt ot 16 15 16 _ Hale & Nor’s., 58 58 69 59 Advancea 1 7 7 7 6 Decined 1 23 23 22 22 Declined 1 12 12 12 Ppa — 32 cod 31 80 Declined 2 66 87 4 64 Declined 2 62 62 60 GlgDechued 1 8 8 Jo 11” Advanced 3 Savage........ 18 18 19 18 he Sierra Nevada. ot “ Mu 13 Declined 1 Silver Hill, 8 8 8 8 = ln n ll pet - u 3% 33 82 Deelined 2 # Kx dividend $2 per share. The closing quotations of mining stocks in San Fran- cisco to-day are as follows :— Consolidated Virginia 69 Crown Point., Caltornia ... Yeilow Jacket . Segregated Belcher, Ophir Gould & Carry Beat & Belcher Hale & Norcross, weMonaxDA. ‘The reduced rate for freight by the trunk lines went into effect this morning, by whick goods are now be:ng carried between this city and Chicago for 25 cents per hundred pounds for first, second and thud class, and for 16 cents per 100 pounds for fourth aud #pecial class, The railroad agents say that although these rates will nt pay for handling the ‘freight the Jocal busi of the road will make up for it, and the cars, whieh would otherwigo have to return West empty, will now havo something te carry back. The rates from this elty to Chicago aro now lower than the tarif trom Boston. The following are the estimated earnings of the Chi- cago and Rock Island Railroad Company tor tho first week in Jane:— $174,163 51 + 146,877 31 ee ceee $27,776 20 Increase..... The following are the comparative ovrnings of the St Louis, Kansas City and Northern Railway Uom- pany for the week ending June + $54,879 73 2 42}255 BS $12,624 35 ‘Total {rom January 1 to date:— $1,225,042 72 1,101,263 80 A despatch from San Francisco vays:~-‘The Sonth- ern Vacitic Katiroad track bas been exteuded to the summit of the Sterra Nevada mountains, at Tehace- hopa, aud reguiar trains cave commenced runving daily between tots aity aud Keeve stution, 339 miles, OF Wo wenn Seventy-eight wiles by stage of Los dw + $220,798 92 | 2) Angeles, and the elite of this gap is saan crowded with workmen, The track is already laid 160 miles east of Los Angel The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company have re- duced night messages 16 the press from Cincinnati to all points cast of the Missouri Rivor during Convention week to 13, cents per word. Tho A. & W. Sprague Manufacturing Company bave given ordersto close their miils and print works as oon as the stock is run out. In this they follow tho action of the Atlantic Cotton Mills, which bave not failed, but simply have stopped work, At a meeting of the second mortgage bondholders of 5 | the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company, held at the office in this city to-day, @ commitico was appeinted to take measares for the carly reorganization of this com- pany, with a view to the protection of the holders of the preferred stock. pe EE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Moxpar, Juco 12, 1876, REFORE CALL—lW A M. lot AND 1:39 4, M 20, 7, '87..b ee 119% $6000 5-2 5800 UB9's,10-40,6 be 118: $1000)-U 56's, 0. 'R1., 123: 10000 US 6-20,¢,'67.b3 122: PIS) BOARD—10:30) A ML sige tba ds. 107% 700 sha Pre Mati SS... 24) ber vert 1a 100 di ag 2000 feonow, Wie. 24 1040 Dis Siusiibe 10 24 bs 70 244 8 0G, a is 1 24 PIkM. 95 © 2000 T & Ld Sy Oto & 2d, be 50 shs Fourth NatBk. 1S Del AH Can... b 200 Un Mg Co.. 100 At & Pac Tet 100 Ii Cen KR. 300 West Un Tel, B00 do. seve Sp, PWC xtbe 1900 ML & SUP ie , 400 Pac Ri oF ia’. 300 Att & Pae pt. 200 Uhio « Miss.b ¢.03 200 “do. 400 Pacific Mall lou do. $5000 Un Pae egegee'd 105 1 Oshs Un M Oo... 16 100 West LD 0 de 400, do. 20U Mich Ven KR... a” $10020 U8 6's,r, "81be 11974 180.0 5:20, 6,708,-be 12us¢ 20007 do oan tan 1 SKCOND ARD—=L PLL $200 MASP st,LaCd 1083 30) ahs Erte RR, 4 Torn Mast Pcon sf ore S00" Ene Sint 10000 Aru Dk & Imp 7's 6020 Long Dock lds . ie “4 un aie Ms Lat. ¢ bonds alta Da H Gan 1 100 sy Gani ice iv do.. 5 i COMMERCIAL. REPORT. cCorron on THR spor 1-l6c, HIGHER—yUTURES CLOSED’ BIKADY—FLOUR QUIET -- WHEAT LOWER —- CORN STEADY — OATS LOWER— WHISKEY YIRM—PORK LOWER—LARD LOWER— PRIROLEUM QUIET AND MNOMINAL—sFIRITS QURPENTINE QUIET—- ROSIN QUIZT—OILS QUIET—YRRIGHTS GENERALLY IRREGULAB— COYYER QUIET—SUGAR YIRM. Moxvay, June 12—6 P. M. There was but little animation in commercial circles to-«day—the general markets being dull, On ’Change flour. was quict. Whoat was less active and lower. Corn was steady and firm, Oats unsettled, lower and nomi- nal. Whiskey frm. Pork and lard were quiet and jower, Freights fairly active and with a slight change. Cotton on the spot was 1-166, higher. Fuiures closed steady, Coffee wan quiet. Naval stores wore dull, Vile was quiet and nominal, Sugar wad vory firm, Corras.—The market for Rio was quiet. Mild coffee was also We quote:—Ordinary cargoes, 1430. & 16e.; fair do, 1Gije. @ 16%e.; good ao, 17, & prime do., 17}ge. ® I7e.; extreme range for lots, Rico, 18e. a 19¢.; Costa Kiea, 17¢. a 1%e.; Macass: 19sge.; Mexican, 17¢ @ Ite, mh l7e. a Ie. Atte ve turd, A7e. « Ise.; Savanilia, 15¢, & 1B%ge.; Curneya, a lie. Cortos.—the market tor cotton on the spot was eore und 1-16¢, higher, Futures closed steady. The closing prveas, to-day eumipare with Saturday's prvees ae foliowei— June re tion and on cotton in store running in quality not more than ait « grade above oF below the yrade quuted :— Y, “Alacam. * egy Tessas. Ordinary. tras 16 10 1011-16 tay Strict ‘good ordi Low middling. 11M : 1M, og ifsas i isa6 12 sie aa Lay itis ithe 12 gaa Birict good middi 6 13 Midaling ‘tr, 813 ode asir " Sie te T1814 O48 Le bae od “otdinary, 8 11-16c, ; atriet good ordinary, Tow taiddiing, 10 5-16c. ; middling, 11 SelGe, Spot sales were as follows :— Export. Consumipiio Speculation, ugtst, 100 a 12h, aptowsber, 100" at 1d sate, 1.000 ata 116 Petober, 900 at 11346.. December, 11 13-166, 4,000 bales.” To- tical Medune, B00 as fy Les: July, 4,000 at Lage 3-1Ge, 200 nb 1d » Total, 2c. ber, $00 at 11 at lie, Total, bales. Grand total, The receipts at the ports were as A} ton, 46 bal ew Orleans, 1,075; Mobile, 1 55;"Churieston, 64 Jor 88, Boston, steam, mpressed. Liverpool. b UkaiN. Ke ‘elpts—Flour, 17,925 bbis. 203,003 bushel J, 420 bbls, and’ 2,100 sacl 6-ite, by ariey dull, but prices were We note suies of 13,500" bbls, including State, Western and Southern, xt the snnexed quotatio Rye Hour wasquias, 300 v To 4 90 2 me Bal Pe with sak bi 45 tor dywine aud $3 a ¥3 = MA Besenien ja yellow, We quo #5 40 20a 440 Hound hoop Cilio, sipping brands, Round heop Obio, trade brands, Stecweee se eres roeom ry ry ry ry au Southern, funtly ny Coru meal, Western. ry Corn meul, Jersey ry Gova meal, Brundywi ine. ag i; 00 .@ 20 50 at was leas uetive aad about 26. lowor. ‘The sales ) bushels, at $L AC {or No, # spring, $1 1e a $i 2 Chicago, $1 22 for No. store And ations; 81 21 tor’ Minnowota,. Northwest DAge. for no grade, for ‘mixed; 6c. for for uniuerchantable, 58% rust delivery. ull. were 3: a 45)qc. for Western’ Be. A0e, for No, 2 Huy axp Jor aged, $100 a Bat $200 0 nd $120 « 8125 for. rough: Manila, ite Russia clean, $200 a $210, gold: Italian, for steamer and Svc, a Be, il mixed. in store; 480. &@ o3e, 0 596, for July and le, for Au: Fyo'wasdull, Barley oud barley malt were it» wore unseitied and lower, clesiae bominal, Sales 000 bushels, at 40e, u 420, for Western inixed, 37e. hite, 4245c. a 48¢. for Stute white, * We quote:—American $225 for double we Ne’ We quote Foreign was quiet. he layed, and’ mixed, muscovado refining, 30e. a do. groce Porto Rico, Se. 0 506. Engtiah Islands, Sie a 5 Orleans, tule to xvod, del. a See. prime to eholee. Bie. u OSe, Naval Stouxs.—Tho market for spirits turpenti quiet; 100 bbis. sold at Suc. ; 20sgc. way freely bid fused. Rosin was dul, We quote :—Spirits turpentine, Kosin—common, to goad, strained, $1 60 4 $1 oe #215 ; Wilmington, $215 9 ington were as allows Roan, aust; St 25; wood strained. $139 Tar f amet penting steady; soft, $1 80; virgin. $2. Spirits’ ‘quiet 58e. 5 be: sperm, crude natural do, $1 The closing prices de, in bulk, 59%c; do.. in bbls, do., cases. 18. Refined at ory ae. and’ at Hullimore. Le. 4 14 follows :—OU City dul Parker's dull; United, $1 97ig shipment, ment, $2 24 ss Provest carly now inal. mes dune, 61 is, a9 Ula Bio "SS aeked; Auguste B10" 30 ids $19 50 asked; Soptember, $19 40 bid, $19 0 asked? Setober, $15 28 bid geo askoe, Tho ales were about 1500 bbls, at $19 55 a €19 VO for August; sold ut $ 8 40 and 00 bbls, prime mm Cut moats were ver: Frost a a Anse. plekled do. at ie tr tlie’ aud beued ds ie for city long clear boxes city long clea > bbls me xtra mess, $1 tra India mews piekied do, at 9: acon was firm at 1 10N¢, for maui 10 d prime mess, bbls, wold wt S4e. Smoked mente—We vote nules of O00 hams at 4c. und 800 shouldors at Y4je. a 9c. Lard opened firmer, but the mar- Ket was subsequently depressed by unfavorable reports from the Wost und closed lower, clusing at tif second “call” as follows:—Sune, $11 45 wa $1165 wsked: July, SLL 4734 1 67lg bid. B11 70 asked; Wt 2 id; Uetober, $11 80 bid, ces ut $11 55, S11 UO $11 70 for July 1 873g for August. ae sales were 30 tlerces city. sud about 300 ‘sterce Yih, eilned— ow theres, for th ber oaked. We not Continent, at te a. 123 for south America, ci private terms. 20c. a 2e. for State and 156. as Butter was 8 20e, for Western, dy at 1Uige, 4 TURge. for taney State nud tur good to fin aici 1Markot was si vd a little more active for Lamuistana grados., We quote:—Carolina, 6ke.; Loutsiina, falr to good. Sie. #5 pei Sige. 6c.; Rangoon, fair to gvod, 6 He, good, The. © T%e., culd; Rangoon, in bond, c.. yal age poreies for raw was very firm, with ry for fair retining, aud 1,000 ‘hhds. sold on the basis of 7 11-i6c. a 7 15-160, for fait to Ketined 7. y .. 100, quote :—Fair rotinin Fotining, 7 Lit 008 Cuba, cory, tale 40 chiles, ager a Size. do,, contrifugal,” hhas, wn ia jus, Bto 13. 8ige. a Ye. ; do., muiasses, lids. wud yore Sige. a Tigc. ; Porto Rico, ret Te. cat oe ry, fair to chvice, powdered, 103¢¢.; Meiuiiee 1O\e. RiNK.—The market was quiet. Peres gi 13 bg) ae, vorpet was steady, ip ki Fi age tu tts min 10a $111, the u iy nevanies.—The market was fairly active in grain and petroleum tonne, id well maintained. Berth Foom was irregu demand trom thé pro- nd in this instante was heid highes M's tor once “7 ye made, it being To Livi Wasa quiet, but f an oxtreme Dhds. tobacco at ,000 cotton i ax it rani. To Loudon, 1. {10, tons, mahoxany and 7 ubds, tobucco at 27s. Ud. and per steam, 8,000 bushels grain (relet room) nt 1U)gd. rived =A Norwegian bark, Bots “refined o Charters com- fe Bergen, with 3.000 ® Norwegian bark, hen troleum, Ot 4s. 734 Tass 4000 bids do., report at Se. Baltimore to ‘the Baltic, with American brig, from ing i 200 bbl dyn ssnes to w the Levant bbl u paaviek, Sein 3 bbls. crude porre'eum at 4s. Sd; an American ship, fron Philadelphia to Bromen or Antwerp, wish 8,500 bbls. refined do, at 4s; (the three Norwegian barks pirieee ‘2. our last, ork tor orders, ree was at 6s. 6 Bri ace iy 00 quarters grain at Gs. 3d; a Nor hence for same voyage, with 3,200 quarters at Austrian bark, henice with 8,600 quarters to Uork for or quarters do, xt ( ported in it, hence to hee ais, ras at dx, for 2.00) quarters grain) w Heitieh bar Cardiff, with 3,000 quarters fc ee 1 5s, Od, and & British, brig, henee to Cork for orders, with 3,300 quarters at 6s. Gd. NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS, Monpay. Jano 12,1373 Ye Cows, wes, Hoge Sixtieth strect.... 4474 24 2,183 | 6,600 - Forty-cighthstroos — = G3 444 1,120 = Fortleth steee! - = — = 10,627 Jersey City - 85 15,841,701 7] 2682) 22,160 18,373 = BO) 7.08 3 slow on this forenoon at » frag- 8 wovk arse neral set the demand. The market clued weak; from Bije_« Le. per Ib.; weights, 0 cwt. « Foin 06 tbe. 937 Ibe, has been allowed nly ry few obtained 57 Ibs, net. At Sixtioth itrret farts. C. Hestesan fold for antes as follow ilinols steers at 9: st mt ge Tictauta,sueers at toe Yer foy tos Tinos staere et 30s. per 0. welsi ote wt; for Coon & Thompson, ew 104, por tb. weight & ews, ompion tor oS lilinots ge. pre le weight “i ‘ve We., wely! i Goon Bees we ilinsy a Wewt. | Lard 0c. per Ib., weight Ty ewt. Siegel & Myer sold for selves INT Iilingis steors at Ole, per Ib, weluht 7 owt. ; on per Oe per Ib, with Bt per Ib. weight 7 41 a 10hye- per Ib weight 8 owt. : ‘iin ttn Beet por Ib., weizht, 73g 48 cwt : 14 Iilimols at ber Ib, welght, 8 ew linols seers at 10e. per 1b, with $1 off per hend, w Sewt., scant. At Jerse: Clty yards Dudley & ‘Totfey sold. for selvee 27 litiuote et ate, per 1b, ewt, wZowt. : Minos st Ilineis steers at bend, 9.10 1034. per lb., weight, still fed ‘Tilinols stecrs at’ 9c" @ si8{e. per I owt. ; for 8, W, Sherman, 16 Lilluois siecrs at Be. per welzht Gog ews, ; $2 Iitinats gheers ae ice. per Ib. wolgbt Th owt. ; 0 Lilinois a Age. per Ib. , weight 6% A. O'Donnell sold tors. W. Alles ome 12 Tilisols 30 Tlinois ‘steers at OMe. a wt. Vaixel sold for 37 stil weight Gis ewt.: 7 Ih weight 6 owt: St I gut 6: S6hriaols nteors Pe. ate per im t 9) 1 an a oe ope as Ga, etic, vate ots, Quality Tule, “Sheep sold at Se. a Bhie. ver an Tiger a Bice. per Ib. Kas i Obi a Fe ‘ase & Videock sold 5 yslghe 4b, ai, 8.770 I wer tbo; WW Obi Ohio sheep. welzht Gs 4 Kentucky lembs, weight 12.98) Ibs... ai 87 Kentucey Taint, w 3.0 Koutueky Iu 13. Kentuck: weight nt ie yee, A tlume Elliott sold ATS weight 16 at S34e. per Ib. ; 37 Kontudky Jumbs, weight 2,010 Ibs., FF ae. Ror 'tb, ; 148. Kentuck: Janos, welght 84B0 Iba. at 7246, par ID, Sold for week, on ing June 10, 1876:—1.005. sheep. average price, B& per Aibkriatnayy Weighs at head. W. Elliott sold 20 Ohio shee} 53¢e. per I 440 Tow, ut Sige. ‘per Wb. 40 the. por Ib. : 10 Ohlo sheep, tHe. per Id: 160 Kentucky lambs, weight Nes Ber, Ibs “G43 Kentucky lambs, it o small at $50.0 $65 per head, ealv Yeas axp Cures. Ordinary quality cnlvos slow at Se; 7ie. per Ib. Buttermilk fed euives sold at Age. a Se. per ib, Thece wore no smooth quality veals cu anle, Hogs.—One car load of Unio hogs, in number 149 head, corage weight 207 Iba per head, aold at O3e. per Ib, gross weight, DOMESTIC MARKETS. Monte, June 12, 1876, w ling, 10e.; good Exports Cotton stoudy: middling, 16; 10 ordinury, B3e. a Oc. Net receipts, 147 bales. wise, 100, ‘pules, 500, Stock, 13,708, New Ouszans, June 12, 167%, des Cotton fin middling, low mid- dling, 10%¢e. 5 jing Mae Not receipts, 1,075 bales; gross, 1,079, Sutes, 3,000, “Stock, 102,302" Savannant June 12, 197, Cotton dull; middiing, Me.; low middling, 10 1-1e. ; good ordinary, Bae. Ast receipts: 85: balese: gross, 367. Exports coastwise, O02, oni 16. Stovk, 4.041" ALLESTON, June 12, 1876, low middiing, 10 7-180, “Net tecelpts, Gu bales, Bx: wales, "5. Stock 0,469. vEsTON, June 12, 1876, middting, 11% i low mid- Not reevipts, 46 bules; ro the Continent, 478; coastwise, Cotton quiet; middling, ak ‘8 103g0.: good ‘ordinary, ports couat wise, 4 Peet inactive, no Semead 1U%e.; good Touepo, June Flour quiet, Wheat dull, lower: No. 2 white Wubas be Sly $1 30; No.2 di : June,’ $i 29% offered; Sus $1 0. 2 red winter, 2434; No. 3 red, 1 os Ge ‘orn dull, lower: High mixed, spot and ‘July. St low du., offered, 47¢. asked ate Michigan, 77,000 do. 9,000 do, Ship: WO ‘bbls; wheat, 49,000" bus corn, 81,000 do. oats,'6,000 do, . Burrato, Juno yt et 4 400 bbls. ; 24,000 do. : padlge, for tidewate: lute: Wheat, 20,000 bushels. Railroad shipments. a bbls.; ‘whent, 44,000 bushels; corn, 112,000 do- 24,000 do, ; barley, 7,000 do.; rye, 1, 00. bore iyi freight’ unchanged. ‘Gnnat freights lower—wii ik if included. Flour quiet and enchanyed. W and droopin, if wales 5,000 bushels No, $1.25; 3,000 do, at about $128. Corn dull and Salen of 10 care Nu, zinixed Western at Sic. Outs, No. 2 Barley neglected, Rye held ut &5e. Seeds— Pork ‘uit at $19 50 for penny mess. Lard nominally $111 ity made. Grain 268 bushels; corn, 154,510 do.; oats, do. Total, 620,600 nom Han Ente Oswaco, June 1: war unchanged: sales 1,500 bis, Wheat Or Milwaukee club, $1 27; car lots held ut $1 28 a $1 unchanged. Corn meal, $26 4 $27 for bolted: & ae j tor uubulted por ton, Mill Teed unchanged. Canal freights— nd tye, Se. to New York; lumber, $2 to > to York,” Lake rocofpts—Wheat, 7,300. bushels; Iw 3,00 “feet. Canal shipmonte— $30.'8,00) buslicls: Tambor, 1,274,050 feet. Cnicago, dune 12, 1876, } opened strong and higher, No, 2 Chicago, spring, $1 00% Oh 4 $1 Onig J hiiengo apring, we. Dit wenk and Towersne. & Flour dull. losin, Whoat uns barley firm and un- ork dull, weak and lower; $18 65 a $18 70 apot wud Jay; SIN OO 8 BIN Wet; Auguits $10 15. Reptemnbors wnsettiod, but generally lowers opened active, but closed dull; $11 05 spot, $1105 0 $11 0736 July, 111756 w#il 20 August, Bulk ineats in talr demand. hut lowort shoulders, 7) clour rib sides, 930. ; clear sides, 10e, Whiskey $1 Receipta—Flour, 9,00) bbls. ; wheut, 384000 bushels: corn, 453,000 4 outs, 12 , cr Shipments —Fl if fe 409,000 do, + $18 50 a ‘81S 57 $15 . Lard 18.80 4 Sin 7 ho 11 O74g a $11 10 August. THE CHEESE MARKE?. Unica, N, ¥., Sune 12, 1876, Five thousand four hundred and sixty cheese were offered Tor sale und 4.450 sold at from 1Uc. to 10%¢6. the average price being 10ijc. * PRINT CLOTHS MARKET. Provivence, R, I., June 12, 1876, Printing cloths market dull at unchanged prices, HAVANA MARKETS. Havawa. Jane 12, 1876. 7, Exchange—On the United cy, Bilge. discount; do. do. Iscount; on London, 16)¢e. 166. Se. premium, gold 216% Statos, sixty days, cur short laight, Xe: #0 premium ; on Paria, 2446. @ EUROPEAN MARKET. Loxpox Paopuck Manxet.—Loxvon, June 12—Calcutta unseodc aT. Loxpon Propuck Manxet.—Loxvox, Juno 12.—The for Calcutta linseed, which opened at £47 9s., closed t £48 Ys, per tun. SS oo FINANCIAL, BANKERS, 12 WALL . make investinents of Inrge or small amounts in Stocks of a legitimate character: relinble puts and calls; stocks bought and, carried on a deposit of to & per cont. T FUND? TO LOAN ON ity or Broskiye, £ WOLCOTT, 10 Pino st. Leave LADY, FINANG eee EN BARR ASS HAVING her own tiome, would honor leman who would nsaist ue it; security yi references, i! desired. Addresi ATE, box 174 ald Uptowa Brauch offic 3 MONEY TO LOAN ON MORT- w York city property sit railroad Stocks and ought und S016. @. GRANT, 145 Br ‘OUN 8. PIER N MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT. Peeler tf brown stone House, Murray Hill, cheap; two r t for season: improved nt; suction sales, Bi Pine st, L ZING OF COR- 4 rate comps & svecialty; purchasers wanted for vaiuablo mining properties. WILLIAM WARD, Drexel Bullding. FE BAD THE KVENING TELEGRAM FOR SPECIAL REPORTS of the PROCEEDINGS o Gay dinhe HVESING TeLBORAM every Cay VERY NIGHT. 108 Broadway. corn: CIRCULATION — COPIES DAILY. ADVERTISING RATES 20 20 CENTS PE PER LIN: Witten’ 00 ON REE NEW Hou: HOUSES, ONLY Principals ngea appl M. MOL, corner’ Monitor LOAN ON MORTGAGE $356 QUO Fropery‘or aye'yeate in $1.000.000 TO LOAN lowest rates. . STEVE Cire i Jarge sums pre- 40 Brow sway. ON MORTGAGE AT vO) ‘ivon thas’ the partion tho firm name of Phillips, Andrade & solved by mutual consent, RADE. os. J NEEDHAM, ‘The bysinoss will in future be conducted by iw. PHILLIPS, NITIES. — meena east ik OF “ANAS. PENED soclato with $35,000 in an established {rods bier d and on! to Gs GARLETO “f fen AX pogktaBet Business in w will exchange tor principals ) OYfY HOUSEFURNISUING ed oat. bea} hase abou! en joase, mortgaged and some pay a REED. w SC irondway” g a8 MAN WITH $000 CASiT WANTED—To ans aoe bees oe L coven ge a Hiranc Agency In Phila: cnet ea rae ED—WITA $5,000, om pat enterprise etek {no 4 will Festigasion. Adiross SEAPLE, Herald RESPONSIBLE AND ‘ENE 7 AA. wamted, with x gash capita Rae oe tivntine at eh ee to invest ina Jargel; business of printy: having tal will ‘Gna thle” aay mn aly ate will bear the closest {i = class n Address UV, EROSON, VOR re ~ONE-WALP ba ed 9 ra wink. Profits, Faroiture and Kaul complet» and ele ofalarge and farhionable ing i oy prizate alee). pw ing It full from to May of edests: pays expenses during summer; asslatnace aptat dicen wiih rare oppor. i | Garun iseeuascta is * set bana BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. OF BALE FoR HACK UOsT— ELEGANT FITTED OF Tee Cream Saloon and Ci nery; beat loeution im city: rent: doing payin ess. Address MON As GAN, Herald Uptown Branch heist DARTNER WANTED—IN A LIVERY AND SALES stable, or would bire » forem. $200 to $500 on good security. Adi office. Rake, Orvontox ity —sreaw sale in city of 15,000 Inbubitants; no opposition: doing good business; low rent; long lease, | Address P. 8. L., box 205 Herald office. ho could lend ML. LAUNDRY FOR NITED STATES PATENT RIGHT SALE OR ROYAL. ty (linen medical supply) ; {large demand: margin 260. Address Post office iock box 6, Cumden, N. $700 WILL BUY A HWALP INTEREST IN A i business paying $400per month; stock will foot up $1,000. Apply ati Broadway, room 6. Bl. 000. —WANTED, PARTNER WITH “THIG ‘amount in'an honest, good puying business, ‘1 Park row, room 6. PARTNER WANTED; BUSINESS ES- 907 "bicsebee uae eusily extended to $25,000 WILL SECURK INTEREST IN ENTIRELY new manufacturing monopoly ; indisy sure fortune if property manip $1.00 yourly, I int 00 “PO $1000) WANTKD-IN A STAPLE $0. cath. Siavatneispiag Disease Gem pelea h 24 large amount is already invested. ent le). A her FACTUREK, Herald office. ++ NEW COTTON ‘EXCHANGE MEMBERS, The following gentlemen wero admitted members of the Cotton Exchaugo yestorday:—Messrs, Robert L. Hill, of Walter & Kroh James Welsh, of Welsh d Brother, and R, B. Colema MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, ENGAGED. Mayen—Rice, —Miss Sanam Rice to Max Marge, both of this city, No cards, MARRIED. # Forp—Kircnixe.—On ey, ie 8, 1876, at Christ church, Marlboro, N. Y., the Rev, Theo, Irving, D. D., Francis W, Foro, of New York, to An- mim M. Kirenixa, of Murlboro, N. Y, Haynes—GaGk.—On Thursday, June 8, 1876, at the Tosidence of the bride’ . by the Rev. Charles F. Hofman, Mr. D, Wane HAYNxs to Miss Many J. Gacn, Youngest daughtor of William H. Gage, all of New York, Lockitt—BaLmen.—On Thursday, June 8, 1876, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. 3. Pycott, Mr. Joux Locirr to Miss Many Bataur, all of Brooklyn, LurrakN—Dr Trsava.—On Monday, June 12, 1876, at y the Rey, Father the residence of the bride’s mother, McCauley, Pave Engruanp Lurrats to Paxcuita L, G. bk TeJaba, third daughter of tho late R. G. de Tejada, MoCarrerTY—AueKx.—At the Cathedral, Tuesday, Juno 6, by the Rev. Father Kearney, James McCaw vexty to Euiza J, AWRRN. day, June 8, 1876, the Church of the Nativity, Bet Rev Cortlandt Whitehead, Mr. rai Ht iT Pa + bo CAMPBELL, daughter of Mr, Arita Neilson, of the former place. 4.0, K. Milligan, Mr, Joux Witsow, of thig city, to Miss Exia KE. Beek, of Brooklyn, daughter of the STKARNS—NxILgON.—On Thi hichem, Pa., by Guam SrkARNS, of Elizabeth, Witsox—Bexr,—On Thursday, June 8, by “aga Willdor Beor, Sr. No cards, DIED. Anuorr, —At Elizabeth, N. J., on the 11th inst, afer a brief illness, Micuaut Anuort, tu the 84th year of bis ago. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to atterd the iuneral, from his late rositeace, No. 471 Madison av,, Elizabeth, on Weduesday, Ju: 14, at two o'clock’ P, M. Carriages will meet the twelve o'clock train on Pennsylvania and New Jersey Central Railroad at Elizabeth. Ancuer.—At Yonkers, sunday, June 11, Groras W, ARCHER. Funeral Tuesday, June 18, at 3 P. M., from his late residence, Ashburton av, Batx,—At his residence, Kinderhook, N. Y., on Sum day moroing, June 11, of apoplexy, Pstee Bats, in the 62d year of bis ago, Notice of funcra! hereafter, Bartix.—In Wellsville, N. Y., on Saturday, June it of consumption, Fxaxcis Bxeekmaw Banris, aged years, Biack.—Suddenly, on Sunday, Juno 11, at Rich. ot S 1, Josxeuw Buack, aged 69 years and 1 mont Relatives and friends: are invited to attend the tuncral, from St. Andrew's church, Richmond, this (Tuesday) morning, at eleven o'clock. Friends can take the nine A. M, boat from the toot of Whitehall st, Biaxcke.—On June 12, 1876, ‘TueRksa BLANCK! youngest daughter of Ferd. and Caroline Biancke, 2 years, 9 months and 26 days, BrixckeRuory.—On the 11th inst., Mevissa, wie #” D. D, Brinckerhoff, aged 29 years and’2 months. ‘The rolutives and friends of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late rel dence, No. 16 Van Ness place, this (Tuesday) afteruoon, at two a’clock, ‘CLaR&.—At Pleasantvitie, Sunday, June 11; 1876 Josern CLARK, in the 86th year of his age., Friends and relatives aro invited to attond the fe neral, trom his late residence at eleven o’clock ; church at twelve o'clock, Carriages will meet the trgim which leaves Grand Central depot at 10:30 A. M, Conry.—In Brooklyn, oa. Monday, June 12 Jossra G. Curry, in the S4th year of his age. The friends and relatives of the family are respect fully invited to attend the (uneral, from his late rest dence, No. 34044 Union st, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, the 14:h inst., at shree P. Douax.—On Sunday, June 11, ot rheumatism, Patea Dotay, azed 62 yeurs, Rolatives and Iriends are invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, 202 West 24th st, on Wedues- day moruing, at nine ‘o'clock. Solemn Fequiem mast at St. Francis Xavier church, The Society St Vincent de Paul aud Catholic Union are specially invited.” Euuis.—At Tremont, Monday, Juve 12, ot ‘al Mrs. Buoomy Toury Ex.is, wife of the late Russell F. Eis, of Augusta, Me., in the 66th yeur of her age. Funeral from the residence of ber son-in-law, W. H Bogart, Tremont, Thursuay, 1éth inst, at tea A, M Friends of the family are respectfully ‘invited to at tend, without further notice. Trains leave Grand Con. tral depot at 9:15 and 9:40, ‘Augusta and Fairfield (Se.) papers please copy. Houy,—Sunday, June 11, Epxa C., twin daughter of William P. aud Emily ». Holly, aged’16 montha, Fancral Tuesday, June 13, at two P, M,, from the residence of her grandiather, John B. Holly, Katona, N.Y. Train leaves Grand Central Depot, Vie Harlem Railroad, at 10:40 A. M. Jackmax.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, 12th inst, Prren JackMax, a native of the parish of Adamstown, county of Wextord, Ircland, iu the 22d year of bis age, ‘The relatives and triends of the famHy are invited to attend the funeral, on Wodnesday, the 14th inst. ten o'clock, {rém his late residence, Na 74 Amity st, to St. Peter's church, corner of Hicks and Wurren ats. where a solemp mass of requiem will be offered for th: repose of his soul; thence to tho Cemetery of the Holy Cross tor interment. Jxysincs.—On Monday, Juno 12, Louisa, belove: wife of Frank P. Jounings, in the ist year of her age Relatives and friends are respectiully invited to ab tend the funeral services on Wednesday at one o'clock at Si. Luke's church, Hudson st., opposite Grove. Kxwa.e.—On Monday, June 12, Ronert Humpurey Kxxaue, aged 32 years and 10 months, mogonnf pF and friends of the tamily, also neo iy Pyramid Louge No, 490, F. and A. M., are respect invited to attend he funeral, irom his late venience No, 780 Greenwich st, on Wednesday, June 14, at o'clock V. M. Langix.—On Sunday, June 11, Pierce Laraix, ia the 46th year of his age. Relatives and triends are invited to attend his fu- ral from his late residence, 219 Sth st, this Tucsday, at one o'clock. Mazx.—On Sunday, June 11, Kat, beloved wife ot Abrubam Maze, in tho 82d year of her age. Funeral at 245 Bleecker st, Tuesday, Jano 13, af two McDowsg11, —Suddenly, on Sonny, eee ma, Woe the residence of his mother, No, ly 1. MeDowsut, in the i6th year Potuen ‘age. Funeral at nine A. Mt; Tuesday, the 13th, Mc3wann —On Sunday, Jane 1, at his residence, No. 14 Burrow sh, Cuantke McSwaxk, a native of Lon: donderry, Ireland, in the 84th year vot bus ‘age, Funeral this (Tuesday afternoon, at balf-past one cau Relatives and friends respectiully invited ta atten Owss,—In Brooklyn, on Monday morning, June 12, of neuraigia of the heart, M. Buinx Owsy, Funeral Wednosday, Jun 14, at one o'clock P, My from Grage church, corner Ene and 2d sts, Jersey Cy Ticanta.—On tho 12th inst., Sanam E., wifo of J, ppd og Picabia and daughter of Robert Francis, aged ear Funeral from 481 Henry st, Brookiya, on Wednem day, at two P.M. Reinty.—In this erty, on Saturday evening, June 10, at the age of 28, alter a brief lilness of hasty consump: won, F. ALvons® Reruty, for thirteen years « fathiul clerk with G, W. Carleton & Co, Relatives and friends aro invited to attend the funeral, at 563 Broome st, June 13, at one o'clock. Suiti.—In this ity, ‘June 12, 1876, Wutus F Suirn, aged 34 years, Funeral to Calyaey, Cometery bs 3 day at two P, Lo SWARTWOUT.—At gp Pda te ee ig Jane 12, 1876, Freopim Putuir, ron ol J, Swartwout, to his 13th year, Friends aud relatives are invited to attend the e nerai services at Asbury Mothodist Episcopal churet Washington st., Tarrytown, on Wednesday, June 14, | | cog oltons 19, bis father’ st ‘opp.—On May 19, at bis father’s residence, Nicholas Cottage, Greens » Belfast, Ireland, Jamxt Loax Tonp, late of Brooklyn, L, L Witmanra.—Iin Brooklyn, Saturday evening, Jone 10, 1876, Exsas F. Winwanta, aged 62 years, § months and § days, Pacit pi Wednesday, Jane 14, org x Faworsl from_ his friends are Log in aptians to attend; also ia F, and A, M. \d Enterprise Lodge, KR + of New York. i “a chase. —On Sunday morning, J po, a the residence of hor Leela | Cannim, eldest of George A. and Sarah Williams, aged 16 4 months and 16 days. tend the funeral on itis ot al pa the fun two ¥. Mee irom the wy, th a Rodney st « raha at area on Mi 1 faut as any dy 141 avenue A, Jamns iow, 3 vthe res Sea aa biter yoy aad