The New York Herald Newspaper, June 15, 1876, Page 9

NEW. YORK AIERALD. THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. 9 | CHARLEY ROSS AGAIN, 93% 100ChIaNWRR.be 41% | wore as gz $29 for prime Western, The lard market ig S00 do. bien! fiver, 1867s and ten-forties being unchanged Erie rose boty Tiger aan: us BRAZIL COFFEE MARKETS. Hro J aweino, June 133, 1876, Coflee—The market is unchanged. ‘The closing “call” prices were ax follows — uly 11 4 bia $11 8344 1 waked inber y PINANCEAL AND COMMERCIAL | Sess ws Soes | The Stock Market Firmer, Higher and More Active. GOLD 112 5-8 A 112 3-4. Money on Call Loans 2 a 2 1-8 Per Cent—For- cign Exchange Quict—-Government Rail- way Bonds Strong and Invest- ment Shares Steady. Want Staerr, } Weonespay, June 14, 6 P, M. Lake Shore ruled the roast to-day, which is appro- priate enough ia view of the two per cent dividend which report snys the directors are going to cook up for hungry stockholders, ‘The belief that a new pool has been formed was quite provatent to-day. A block of 20,000 shares was said to have been transferred into the Commodore’s name, aud 48 was asserted that a prominent broker, just returned from Europe, had changed his allegiance from the god- deas of the sacred fire to the support of the mundane railroad, Whether the Commodore’s thoughts are in the position of Mobammed’s coffin or not 1s hobody’s bus!- ness, save so far as their bearings earthward are likely ‘to influence his financial transactions, and by sympatuy the actions of others. So the probability of his having engaged in so considerable an operation in bis present State of health is one which oach one must figure out for himself, It is sufficient to record that with trans- actions of over 50,000 shares, or nearly one-half of the day's total sales, Lake Shore worked its way up from $4 to 54X, and neld at this latter prico at the close, It was a species of leaven, too, which leavened the whole mass of the market, for the rise was exhibited through the entire list, prices advancing from }4 to X per cent, and gererally finishing with the improvement sustained. This w ticularly noticeable in the Western stocks, which att more attention to-day than for some ‘me past, Nor was the good focling confined to the railway shares, since Western Union and Pacific Mail ‘were in equally good repute, the latter particularly so 1m the afternoon, when it took a sharp rise to 2534, ac- companied by important purchases, supposed to be for account of Mr. Russell Sage. The improved tone of speculation was by no means Confined to the railroad and miscellaneous list, but was also observable on the bond call, ina wider demand at mmereaged prices for the better class of mortgages. BA feeling ts springing up that the Kilkenny cat busi- eas now prevailing among the railroads is almost as farcica! as tragical, and that it may end at any moment, most likely as soon as the directors of the contending companies have covered the long lines of short stock which they-have placed on the market, 1t would not surprise some people if it should turn out that the whole ‘‘wae’’ was nothing but a huge stock gambling scheme on tho bear account first, preparatory to a bull movement to follow. There is certainly a firm resistance to a furthor de- cline, which is referable either to the probability of the above theory being correct or to the growing impres- tion that the bed-rock hag at last been strack, or per- haps to both. Meantime money ia abundant at 2 a 23¢ per cent, and stocks aro loaned at the same rate, a feature not very significant of a bull market, it is true, unless othor ex- isting reasons may account for it. ‘TYE SALES TO-DAY. ‘Tho transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag- gregated 107,800 share: New York Central and Hud- ton River, 450; Erie, 1,100; Lake Shore, 64,600; North- western, 2,700; do. preferred, 1,100; Rock Island, 400; Pacific Mail, 13,700; St. Paul, 2,500; do. preferred, 4,700; Dmios, 6,450; Western Union, 13,000; Wabash, 2,900; 0, C. and 1. C., 200; Michigan Central, 3,000; Dela- ware, Lackawanna and Western, 760, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The following table shows the opening, highest and (oWest prices-of the day :— Northwestern preferred... 61 61 61 Rock Islund, + 107 # ~ FY Patisburg, ainigekes: ‘and St. Paul... 40 40% 40 Mil & St Paul preferred.. 693¢ 70 09% Union Pei. 80% a 00 Missouri Pac. 7 a Bi ADVANOE AND DECLINE. The following are the changes in closing prices com- pared with those of yesterday :— Apvaxce—Atlantic and Pacific Telograph, % York Central, %;C.,C. and 1. C., 34; Delawar Lackwanna, ¢; Hannibal and St Joseph common, des do, preterred, Me Lake Shore. %; peste Pacitic, Tur Rectoent %; do, preferred, New Jersey bags Pacidc Mail, %; Rock Intend, 438% Paul, je, Sieeres %; Wabash, %; Western Union, i} x Dactixa,—Ohio and Missisaippl, 3¢ ; Producers’ Petro- —_ MG lpg seh orgs Mee Test of the market was stationary. THE MONEY Manxer. Money was easy and abundant, with loans on govern- meut collateral as low as 1% per cent, and on stock collaterals at 2 and 2% per cent, Foreign exchange is Qrmer, with actual business at 4.87 3¢ @ 4.87% for bank- ore’ wixty days’ sterling bills, and 489% — 4.80% for femand, The nominal sales remain at 458 04.90. Tho following are the rates of exchange on New York at the undermentioned cities to-day:—Savannah, \ pre- m um; Charleston, selling 34 @ 3-16 premium; bank, premium ; New Orleans, commercial, {; bank, 3; St. Louis, 76 premium ; Cincinnati steady, par, and Chicago i THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 112% and closed at 112%, at which figures all the business of the day was transacted, ‘The borrowing grades were 1%, 2, 3, 4,3 and 1 per cent per annum and 1-64 per diem, At the close loans wero mado flat. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances. $1,308,505 1,700,834 17,077,000 ae . ea as Del, i kris Han ie a ms Lak Miel NY 8 190 RY No EY Ohio 4 Pi « 140 ay 7 2 4 2K cB « } 140% 40h Steamers foot up $300,000 gold coin. GoVERNMEST BONDS. ‘There was an active demand for government bonds, sad quite a number of telegraphic orders to buy were feceived, partly from Massachusetts savings banks. Prices advanced general y, but moro particularly for the Ove-twenties, and.at the higher range of quotations the offerings were small, The market closed strong st the following quotations :—United States currency sixes, 12b3¢ @ 12654 ; do, do,, 1881, regisiored, 1205; a 120%; £49,000 went into the Bank of England on ba'- ance to-day. The foliowing are five P. M. quota- tions:—Consols for money, 9434 a 943g; do, for ac- count, 944; 1865 bonds, old, 105; 1867 do., 111; ten- forty bonds, 107 5¢ w fives, 106%; Ene, 12%; do. pretorred, 1834; New York Central, 91; rentes, 106£ 10c ; exchange on London, 251, 280, DAVENTMENT SHARES. “19 the investment share list we note sales of New York Central at 107 a 106%, New Jersey Central at 81 a 823 082, Rock Island at 107% a 108, Delaware and Lacka- wanna at 107% a 107% a 107%, Wells-Fargo at 90%, American Express (cx dividend) at 68 » 58%, llinola Central at 97 a 97); and Producers’ Petroleum at 118. THR UNITED STATES TREASURY. ‘rhe Treasury now holds $26,750,000 logal tenders for the redemption of national bank notes. The Assistant ‘Treasurer paid out to-dsy $40,000 gold on account of interest and $16,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds, The Sub-Treasury released $35,804 silver coin to-day. Revenue receipts to-day, $275,000; customa receipts, $600,000; bank notes received for redemption, $760,000, RAILROAD BOND, Railroad bonds were strong, and the influence of cheap money is showing itself in the demand for bonds known to be good but which rule at comparatively low prices. For instance, the bonds of the Wisconsin, roads are in demand, the Milwaukee and St Paul (C. ‘and M. division) being 3 higher, the consolidated sink- ing funds 4, the firsts o! the. La Crosse division > and the Chicago and Northwest consols {. Outside of these wo notice an advance of % in New York Central sixes of 1883 and 3 in Rock Island sevens and Union Pacific sinking funds, In exception to the general list Wabash firats (St. Lonis division) were $y lower and Obio and Mississippi seconds 13;. The latest business was in Milwaukee and St, Paul sinking funds, which wore freely taken up to 9134, against 903¢ early in the day; Northwest consolidated coupon gold bonds aa- vanced to 914 and sinking tunds to 99%. The other bonds were firm. Tho following were the closing quo- tations for Pacific Railroad bonds:—Union Pacific firsts, 105% a 10534; do, land grants, 1003¢ @ 10034; do. sink- ing funds, 89% 2 90; Contral Pacities, 10834 a 108%. BANK SHARKS, Bank sharos sold at 114 for Morchants’ and at 80 for Republic. ‘MINING BTOCKS. The following are closing quotations in San Fran- cisco:— Consolidated Va. California. 61% Crown Point. Ths bef a Jacket. 18% Sierra Novada..... 634 Exchequer. 28% Overman, 16 Justice, + OL PHILADELPHIA STOCKS, The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o’clock to-day:— City sixes, old City sixes, new. United Companies of New Jersey, Pennsylvania Railroad....... Philadelphia and nse yg Railroad,.... 44 dhe Lebigh Valley Railroad ,... seceeee O8 583g Hale & Norcross. Catawissa Railroad, preferred 4036 _ Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, 18 13% Northern Central Rutlroad, ~ & 84g Lehigh Navigation, 463, 4635 Lehigh Navigation, g 108 oe STOCKS AT AUCTION. The following were sold to-day :— By order of the administrator of M. R. Van Renase- Jaer, deceased ;—20 shares City Bank, $100 each, 301a 300; 19 shares Leather Manufacturers’ National Bank, $100. each, 170; 113 shares North Kivor Insurance Com: pany,.$25 each, 13944 0140. By order of the adminis- trator of Jobn a Merritt, deceused : -—85 shares Fourth National Bank, $100 each, 89% a 90, “By order of ox- ccutors:—142 shares Manhattan Bank, $50 euch, 1333¢ a 13434; 33 shares Metropolitan Insurance Company, $30 each, 65. For account of whom it may concern :— 20 sbares Atlantic Firo Insurance Company of Brook- lyn, $50 each, 115; 40 shares Nassau Gaslight Company, $25 each, 78; 68 shares Phonix National Bank, gach, 90 a 003¢; 100 sharce Tradesmon’s National Bank, #40 very 18034; 150 shares Manhattan Bank, $50 each, 18334; $45,000 New York, West Shore and Chicago Rastlroad cane, first mortgaze bonds, $1,000 cach, 10; $5.000 Central Pacific Railroad of California, 7 per cont bonds of 148%, interest January and July, 1053¢. ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD. The enrnings of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad (A. and P, division)) are offictally reported for— Week ending June 7, 1876, $24,035 23 Week ending June 7, 1875. .... ve 19,201 20 Increase 1876. $4,774 03 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Weowesoar, June 14, 1874, REFORK CALL—l0 A.M. «b3 53% “83 54 400 sha Wost Un Tel.c 200° do. bs Wty AND TW 4, 185-20.¢,/05,0 205% FIRST ROMRD—{0: 4 1000 8 ir, OR &M Let Hoods La wank, oa GU &'0 Ist, ¢ on. 5a, 7 34g 34 a oH e 5a rrisd 1000, ot 1000 Sat, 14K ba: 5000, of wo os ‘3000: ot Gun) 54 5000 54s 1000 cy 1000 Big 4000 4a 1000 oe 3000 54 2000 ( Bai G00 NW ocx b... FY 5000 T & W ist, StL d sail 1000 A Dk & 1'7's..be 54% 24 she Mer Bank...... 14 Bk of Republic. . SO ALE 20 Ame' 1 = 18 I" bay 10: et Se tor oi 99" 500 Ba3y vt on oy 100 ahs Un Mg Co. PTS too ons 614 yahs Uw sig tou weet 0 Un 7% 100 MAL ‘ed .28¢ nS: eldedly firmer. Nasal stores wore quiet. Oils wore quiet. 2:30 TO 3 P. $5000 U 8S 5" peed 100003 U 8 b's; 1o-40 eeyynese POL&PCo 1 =e uate BES wee 3 oge"¢ COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT STEADY—FUTURES 1-32c. 4 1-l6c. HIGHER-—FLOUR QUIET—WHEAT DULL AND LOWER—CORN FIRMER—OATS STEADY—WHISKEY NOMINALLY HIGHER—PORK YIRMER—LARD YIRMER—PETROLKUM FIRM- ER—SPIRITS TURPENTINE QUIET—ROSIN QUIET—OILS QUIET—¥REIGHTS IRREGULAR— CorreR 1-4c. DEARER—SUGAR FIRMER. ‘Wepxxspay, June 14—6 P, M. ‘Trade was still slow to-day, and not much was done either on or off ‘Change. Flour was quiet, but un- changed. Wheat was dull and lower, except for spring, which was steady. Corn was firm. Oats steady. Whiskey was nominally higher. Pork was firmer, but quiet. Lard was firmor and in fair request, Freights Ormer for petroleum vessels, but eusier for grain ton- page. Cotton on the spot was steady; fatures wero from 1-!2c. w 1-160, higher, closing steady. Coffee was de- Petroleum was firmer and activo. Sugar was decidedly firmer. Corrre.—The market for Branils was vory firm, and quo- tations were marsed up \c. per lb. Mild coffee was quiet. We qnote :—Ordinury cargoes, 15e, a 1580; fate do., 1G%Ke. a 17c.; good do,, ITe. @ 173ge.; primo do., 173¢e. w 18e. extreme range for lots, 156. a 1%¢.; Santos, fale to good, 16Ke. a LTKe., gold, ninety days; Ja government bay do., grass muts, Oe. a 2%c.; Singapore, do.» 18e, w 20e.; Coylon, 16}c. a 18ke.; Maracaibo, 150. a 1sie.; Laguayra, 17, o 18c.; Jamatea, 1c. a 180; St. Domingo, 14%Xc. a 15¢.; Porto Rico, 18, a 19. ; Costa Rica, Ie. 9 We.; Macussur, 180, 0 103¢0.; Moxiean, 170, 9 180, ; Munila, 176. 6 18e,; Aingostuea, Ie. a 18e.; Suvauille, 156. fw 1Sd¢0. : Curacos, I5e. a 7c. Cortox on the als ‘was steady and unshanged. Futures were from A-Be. to 1-1Uc. higher, the market closing steady. The closing prices to-day compare with Tuesuay's prices as follows :— Tucaday, Jane 19. Weitnesday, June 14, 1'1b:10 0 11 31-82 iat uaa June 1 a2 eG otailons are bused on American siandnrd of classiiion tion, and on cotton in store running in quality not thaw half @ grade above or below the grade quoted : Iplands, Alab 4 Grteans. (femom | ol 10 Strict good ordinary, 10 11-16 Low middling. 1} Striet low miudlin, Middling Good middling: Strict good middling, 13 118 14 Mid + 18 7-16 14 S10 x ordinary, 8 11-' ‘tbe ss trices gi Dis tee; low middling. 10 sees tatudling!11 B-16e, "Spat sales were as follows :— To-Day. Last Evening. Total, Export. 2,240 330 2,820 Consumption. 190 102 ‘ze Speculation. . 118 ie 3.038 a or bales, Por! Rainy 3 eit we —Yoster us August, 400 ut 12 3-32; 50U at October, done tim: mber, 10) at 11 13-1 18. ote oes jes To suse totwo P, M.—Juno, 100 at 12; 100 at 12 1-32; bby fa a 12 1-82; 100 at me 1,400 at 12 2 200 at 12 t 12 382; 12 1b it 12 1-32; 300 ut 12° 1) 10" oo at HOO at 12e.; October, 100'ut 11%¢0., ember, 100 at 11 13- Ade, GOO wt LT 25-S2e.; December, Fle, Total, 17,500 Grand total 200 bales, ‘Ihe recepts at the ports w brn Sia sat a tert 240; he? iunington, + Norfoll ay Eiiadelpsi, 5 “Total, TH balee, This’ day last day. last year, 1.081, Total stuct 500 bales. Cotton treights closed as foi- by steam: fe, compressed. To Hamburg, te ae Tc a steam, %o., sail, 0-92" se Salis were about 12000 bole, luctuding Stn W and ‘Smuthora, st the aunexed quotations, fh, flour was Guiot, with salon of 300 bbls, at 75,8 35,20 Corn me was dies < about 400 bie, sold $2 75 0 $3 40 4 00 a 4 40 Se 525 32a 6 00 4008 440 We 525 Minnesota 53a 700 Round hovp Olio, shipping Lraud +5008 525 Round hoop Ohiv, tendo brands. ‘3 50a 6 Famuy ... 7008 B50 St. Louis, low jextra 50s oon $e 70a 8 -82%—a 8 370% 420 Bove 37 400 450 4008 675 Southern, fainily 7a 900 Corn meal, Wos 18008. $25 Gorn meat, Sersey. 3ova 325 Brandywine. S400 3 jh .20.00 a 20 riety pritne, ‘pring: 81 20 or good red winter and. $1 Cora was firm, especially tor sui crag ushels, Ey . a OL OS for poor do. sulen were about gc; 6 Ste. for low mixed ang , for un vag mixed, Siige « Bde. or Wentern ttiag ‘wae quiet. les of 10.00 busiels Canada on pri pitt sales of about 80, 40. 470. a hiss State, wee ae we ork in Inspectio id No. 2 Chicago in stove ning wt se, Hexe axy urs. 2The mackst was quiet, We quote:— American dressed, $190 @ $20 for single; americen. 4 vis give Sr ro a $20. $229 for eussia, clean, S000 » $21 °, on ml xe, due. a 28e.: clayed, ven ae, grocery, Si py’ English Islanus, $26. Soe to fe ; prime to chulee, 5 vai. srouxcs.—Macket for syivite of ‘rarpinitve was quivt,. Sales late last evening wero 189 bbls. at Se., und 3) bis: nt hie. Koeln was qulet, We quote spirits Rosin—common to good s $19 feist acea | 5 al Boo si T bendy 5 3 rive ste dy, ge wed e quote -~Linsosd, casks, 5Ge. 42e. Mout ren, Yellow, 40. 1 5Uc. j icy winter, 65e. iard, present rude, 7 oa i i OTs a je 20: don natural di, iets, Norvvere, ‘ion Pi whel N a a { bleached winter. 70% Tae. :oliee 4 Noten 40; Maier, bigavhed fish, Peraoneu! Spot ales wore 100 Herons ee for Cuba at 10Ke. a ore at ae tierces city = Butter was stead: cl eee was ste: . for Western. Loe! for tency Beate and 10e e, market for raw was decidedly firmer, but ed was, galt, and tt gdote = Fate 10 abe. Cuba, grovery, fair to choice, sige vonttlfugal, ids. pos oi Bt ds, and oust, Oe ater rons ing, common to prime 86. ; do, , grocery, fale neds stundnrd a, 09% fashed, toe powdersd, Luige. ; granu: {03 tierces and 41 bola ‘The mar- ecelpts—I et remained dull at IBie, at Lihs w.—Keceipte—l hhds., 10 teres aud 160 bbls, let and stendy. UG. quiet, bing! wt good ri Tho market was sondy, with ales 70,000 Ibs. prime at c- wad 154 Doin. off «rade a a 83 iHeesiptectrt Ubls. “Sie whiskey market wes and fully 3d. higher, while to induce shippers to take hold, which tI at the inducements held ant to moderate demand and taine in the line of grain accommoda- did pretty freely hom. Berth room was im a. bushels grain at 7d. : 218, sit td hhds. syruj or steam, 32,00) bushels bushels at Sicdi per 0 Tbs,; 40 tons tallow ‘The churters comprised :—An Am hence to Falmouth for orders to the United k Ge, wlan brig, hence to Pen- %.; an Austrian bark, 0 quariore do. a honge’ 49 Carat oF quarters do, on private ter houce to Lisbon, with 1,400 rig, from Palade phia a French Bark, 274 tour, hence Baltic, with 2,000 ae Norwogian bark, heuce to the isultic, with an American. bel with 10,000 “euses relted ‘pi corman bark, 2,500 bbls. fe at 4s, Od, 5 trom, 7 Phila 16 wont basing 0, Dravene: wth. Oe bark, from Puiiadelphin to the es rofined petroleum on neo to Stockbolin, with 1,02) bbls. crude petroleum, at ence to Cronstadt, with 5,400 troleam Sd. and £10 gratuity; « Brit. Trout itchgond tor Risinare for ordgra, wich Sd. and g British brig, froin Richmond, atk, Teneo to Bremen, with 6,0) Dla. relined petroleum t Bs. fd; a Norweyian bark, trom Philadelphi Danish Bultic, with 4. bis, Norwevian bark, from Philadelphia to Bremen, or Hamburg, with 4,500 bbls. do, at Baittmore to Brisgol, with rosin ‘Od, . 380 tons, reported from Wilmington to Cor stores at 48, @58.: an American rt, with Kentucky to- do. do. at 4s, 6d. : for orvers, with naval bark, G48 tons, hence to an Italian duce. on private terms; « British ship, 1.4353 tons, laid on the borth for Liverpool, with veneral cargo at market rate 8 vessel, 248 tons, from Ht, to Newry, with de; ‘one, thence te Waterford, with do. at sumo rates, pty ‘ond, 288 tons, thence to Gloucester, at 72s, Ud. NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS, Wepxxspay, Juno 14, 1876, RRORIPTS FOR TWO DAYS. Beever, Cows, calves, Lambs, M4 22 1, a Trade still siow on a moderate run of at In quulity lightly Dotter than on Monday Last, several car louds unsold. + lb., weights 6 ewt. to 9 owt. wn ailowned not; only a few head. ob- ho owt, not. At Sixtieth irda | @lusud bars witl to 10c, 3 Iiinola steers er I it steers at Uige. per ib., aoe Uc. por Ib., wolght 844 owt, porib.. weight 8 ewt. scan selves Hinois beeing se v! steers, Steors, ut OR, 10e 18 Minois Stecr, . Waixel sold tars mais weer at Be. ue cA “ail o it ois ‘On per bond, weight BX owt. eld onal’ 10, head of horned cattle. At Jersey Ci Sherman wid Toe 8. We Allerton 16 Tiinod on Wie woad, walebtOX vets per ib., weight «i ewt, ewt. Conoy & ies i. ik well i y yl rant per li uterbach sold for ish to. Missourl stogrs at Be: per ib Beers at YIxe. per Ib, Kris 17 Miscourl aeert we “Kahn ota tor J. ral jobs in small Lote, ¢. strong per lb. ; sheep j lambs 0s 0 a 116, per ib. | Judd Colorado sheep, weight, 20 weight, 18,620 Ibs, at How bs,, at Se. per I Sy 16. fase und Pideock 62 b Ww. iatpold: 4 Titinolg told 40 Ohio sheep, weigitt tb00 fT 4 Ohio sheep, weight 6,340 ibs.,'at 5: Mi.om Cows: —Tradé vory slow at our last quotation: r milk fed calves sold nt "“ious-—Thete were no live hogs on sale, DOMESTIC Iisa ETS. LTETO, id 14, 1878, Cotton, waters, middling, 11% ng ood ordinary, 9340. - ik pth epi. 262 38 51; constwies, . LUMe. ery ee Yeo kai: June 14, 1876. t mldating, 116 lo mia rece! Sites, 250. Seg ‘ie.sia iow atddling 10 14, 1877. oe “Stock, A 7aT. Cuarceston, June 14, 1876, yereg firm for good grdmmary, 10c, Net Mie emit recuipta, 23 bales. Bales, 250. Wiumrxatox, Jono 14, 1876. Bost Spirits of turpentine steady a4 27c. ‘tor Strained, ‘Tar Grm at $1 WU, ‘ iu firm wt $1 20 fiimer; sales of ry Sige corm and rye York. Kallrond (ro to Now York, 286; to Al monteLamber sui ts—Fionr to Boston, Berrato, ety 14, 1876, Part bbls, ee Ww @. nallvase. lar State rk itize. Mi; it nomi- iy mode: tts doing, ee bom Touxvo, Juno 14, led oe | 1 widte mi step an, OF ia ‘exten do "* a 18 + SL2t, Sul; rh ete! ay feat No. 3, Stet Michixen, bush do. ; oats, 18,1 fe Pa bhip- at 143d ‘The ciosin; as eee’ de, in bul do, in. bbix, ile. ; tedned, ‘vols, Tiga 'e Tugen’ avis. 1se. iRetined at Phitadelpits, Lie. and at tal: 14ige. Advices from the Creek eo gigs lem talrly setives €2 0 Us uid bid for $2 25, wg area nite ‘eile sige 22% et 10c, Whiskey active, but m Seis out 13,000 bits, wi vate This: wheat Sanvos, June 13, 1876. Coffee—The market is unchanged. EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxpox Propock Maxkrt.—Lonvox, June 14—Eyen- or aa linseed, 47s, 9d. a 4be. ; linsoed oil, 238, 3d. ee _ FINANCIAL. ts im Teliuble puts and calls; jeponis of % to & per cont. SY AMOUNT Trosr FoRDA TO LOAN ON mortgage, City of Brooklyn, "i WOLCOTT, 10 Pine a. A PERATORS aaa TO TAKE ADVANTAGE +, of our low quotations for Stock Privileges should vond Pats, Culle and Spreads 7 days, 16 jays, 30” day duys on 100 shures of any part amonnts from $10, $100, 8600 and upward invested necor {ng to instructions and full reports of the market give boughs and carried on ono cent margin: refere from leading banking baste ite or telegraph orders to FIN HICKLING & CO., Bunkors and Brokers, 72 Broudway, New York BUSINESS FOR HERSELY WisHrs A Aine LADY IN Foun, of $100 for one month security ample; also e he MEK. rald oltice, cae DO MINK. —THE ADVERTISER DESIRES TO aswvclate with a capitulixt in a splondid miming enter- Pelve which will unquestionably yield proStable returns: 200,0o0;immediately required an investigation respectfull Principals only, Address COLORAD! PROSPECTOR, Herald oles, ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON MOR’ ago New York city property: elty railroad, Stocks and Bonds bought und sola. L. GRANT, 145 Broadway. ‘OUN 8. PIERCE, NO. 5 PINE 8! on New York and Brooklyn Real __Bix per cont money foryfirst class loans. fONKY TO LOAN ON LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES, on liberal terma PECK & OO., 162 Broadway, D—ON NEW YORK OR NEW JER sey Property in sums to suit, J. D. CONDICT, 25 Pino st, SAFE AND ENDOWM purchased of loans negotiated, F. W. SEVERAL SMAL to loan on W Loughe , SUMS OF $1,000 AND UPWARD chestor county Property; Morucag LM. DAVENPORT, 149 Broad (PRUSTEES, | 1 OUTORS.—MY SP luca fanils on sound Lond aud morteago. W, PYOPT, 84 Pine at. $7.000 NANTEOSTIREE O8 FIVE YEARS, ON 5 Lousebold worth §20,010; no bonus, no brok- ors. ‘Address ATTORNEY, box 223 Herald office. be TO LOAN ON RICH JEWELRY, LOANS $92 20.U0U itera ada strictly confidential, Box 2,541 Post ottice, rie 5) ESTATS FONDS TO LOAN ON $250,000 Se propery 8 er cont. Apply to $1.000.000 f0.h°AN, 0% MoRTaKGR at id we NY. K. STEVENSON. Je, No. 4 Pin OPARTNERSHIPS PPE COPATNERSH IP HERETOFORE “EXISTING under the nume and firm of K, Lux & Co., bas been dis- solved by mutual consent. ertuan are alone authorized to sign in Ee LUX & G0. Louis Selig & W. Nquldation, Nie COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING botween tho subscrivers under and by the firm name of riggs & Co.” te hereby dissolved, Neal Boyle retiring therofrom. Naw York, June 7, 1878. ISAAC GRIGGS. AS M. GuGGs, NEAL BOYL) HE UNDERSIGNED WAVE Tiis DAY aD into copurtnersip, under tho firm name of Frederick Link & Hon, for the trahsuating of the wholesale and rotall provision business In the elty of New Yor FRED RRIOK LIN LINK, DA No. 502 Hunson Staxer, June 8, 1876. ‘Tho casing business will hercalter be carried on by Charles W. Link, $02 Hudson st June 8, 187 pHE fe eee HERETOFORE EXE fs betweon Frederick Link and Charles W. Li tha firm namoof F. Link & Bro iw this day dissolved by mutual consent. FREDERICK 1 New Yorx, Juno 8, 1876. Ly i. TONAL A Memts, manstsctorers’ and others; Kent changed for Business; Mining Iuterests, &c., negotiated; Persons with capital seekin business advised, sont charge, of ‘Apprev od red oppartunit Ret B. lin & Ca. . Uhureh Peterson, Manufacturing 2 Jewelers, No, 1 Bond st. ke. GRIGGS & CARLETON, Financial and Business Brokers, 93 Broadw A PARTS” WITH MEANS AND EXPERIENCE preuis the sgeacy of some salable goods. Address TYRON, Horald ottico, RARE CHANCE TO SECURE GREATEST MANU fucturing enterprice in market, by Investing equally with adverdser, Only amalicapital required. Balance from Dusiness, 62 Montgomery st., oom 10, YOUNG DRUGUIS |, desired in copartnershi In Broklyn, Addon FRANK REYNOLDS, Brovklya, room 88, satert MAN, OF GOOD HABITS, HA caxh, wanted to take charge of branch agency dotphin, Pa; salary and. commission to the rghe man, Ad- drous MANWATIAN, 409 Sth av. A PARTNER WANTED WITH $80) FOR FIRST class elty Thoutrical Enterprise; already established; caltal required for extension and improvement, Address oH erald Uptown Branch oftice, ICAL BUSINESS, lity. Apply at 735 Broad: Paria, an 500, in th way, room 7, trom eS mT 10 INVESTORS IN OITY RATLROADS.—AN OPPO: tunity for Iuvestment can be secured in w I ek of stock in one of many horse ruilroi large Says tae stock of every other road sells trom par to a large previium, Mie te bollgvod this will, advances mp odbers olin slsey @ road just commenced runwing. Address vox 1,011 pu PRESIDENCY. THE CINGLNNATE CONVENTION, FCLL AND LATEST PARTICULARS TO-DAY IN THE KVENING TELEGRAM. ‘OULD AKRANGE TO FURNISIE CAPITAL FOR A manufacture of undoubted ficiently doveluped to recommend Itself wud ent; ny © rita ade that sure of the Invention “Addeves CAPITAL, box 18h o Bhi inter te money gujion solleited. Addrons SU' E38, Slee $400 ASH WILL SKOURE A HALF INTEREST 4m w well establiued cash Business, paying 8.00 Por mouth Addrovs M., vox 108 Herald ofe. 700, -PAKTNER W «an interest in wn ous; i $460 per inonth net, profi Fark bastaces cull for WADE, 4 a ineas out of town, Pnceee weeneeee. te $5.00 TO #10000. ive. oD profitable, well-establisned jmadeteruring Vusinose, warorooms, Broadway. Factory Brooklyn: ownct retiring to kurope with f , Addrovey fell barne asd Addrosm PERMANENT, deruid Office. sige 0 ee DEPARTMENT OF PARKS. Ata mocting of the Purk Commissioners, yesterday, Morrison, Superintendent of Streets and Roads in the annexed district, was romoved, It was decided to allow ball and croquet playing in Central Park ‘or the remainder of the season. Permits for indulgence in the pastimes are to be obiained (rom the Superiotend- ent in the Museum Building i the Park, FIRE DEPARTMENT, At an executive session of the Board of Fire Com- missioners yesterday the contract for farnishing (uel to the department was awarded to Samuel G@ French at $7,003 40, ‘Tho following Is an abstract of the quarterly report of the department for the present year:—Total num- ber of fires, 344; estimated loss on buildings, $529, 707; insurance, $1,877,800; on stuck, loxs, $2,188,289; prance, $3, $3,508,028 ; Lotal loss, $2,717,906; ‘towl insur. ance, $6,386,427; uninsuréd’ loss on buildings and stock, $28,000. In 107 cases thi origin of tres was from pipes, or the carelessness of Ugante OF em. ploydés. The sum of $956 50 was received tor licenses for the selling of kerosene oil, gunpowder and fi works The total uniformed force of the department was 763. The total contracts awarded for the quarter were $20,497. The balance, March 31, in the life in- surance ie was $478, aud la the catiel fund, $216,674 21, A BRUTAL HUSBAND KILLED. Coroner Kickhoff yesterday held an inquest In the case of Philp Stebl, who waa stabbed by his wile, Louisa, on the 20th uit., while he «as beating her Mrs. Stebl is a young woman of twenty-two years, of slender build, and has dolicate, comely features, The first witness called was Officer Adameky, of the Tonth precinct, who testified to seeing ceceased sitting stoop in Rivingt eer on = night a e trou y 2; asked bun wi was stabbed, “and Sauce y stabbed him im the side with a knife; his a Eldridge street with’ him and ar- atthe station hovse she arated that her husband oe i Beicom her and that she acted in self- Jace bore marks of violence. , Christian K. Ross, the father of the child abducted from Philade!phia, called at the Central Office yestere day and bad a prolonged consultation with Superine tendent Walling. The nature of the conversation is withheld for the present, but it is believed to bave beeo about new and important clews which Bave been obtaived. Mr. Ross still eutertaius hopes of finding little Charley. It is ramored that (ho new clews were furnished by Westerveit, the brother-in-law of the dead burglar, Mosher, who is pow in Moyamonsing Prison, and that the information concerns two accome Dlices of Mosher and Douglass, who accompanied them to Philadelphia on the kiduspping expedition, A VERY DELIBERATE SUICIDE. On Monday evening Captain Egbert Rayuor, of Riven head, reached New York from # Southern voyage, and tho same night started for home, leaving bis vessel im New York. On reaching bis home und going into the house he found his wife lying on the bed, fully dressed and apparently dead. Physicians wero at onco sui moned, who found Mrs, Raynor cold and rigid, and in thoir ‘opinion she had been dead from thirty- six to forty. hours. A letter written by bere self was found lying on the floor, near the bed, which stated that she had taken strychnine to end her exist ence. In her letier she noted tho effects of the poison tuken on her feelings; that she feared she had beea deecived; that she had taken morphine instead | strychnine, She said she would try another potion the second failed. ‘She took it the third timo and th lay down on the bed, The letter was commenced wit pen and ink and finished with a lead pencil The jury found a verdict of death from poison, administered by her own band THE RIVERS’ DEAD. At four o'clock yesterday morning, Henry Payne, of Barrotto’s Point, was fishing i the Sound, he found the body of an unknown mun, apparently about forty years of age, floating in the water. He was dressed im @ Diack suit aud wore a black beard of about one month’s growth. He 1s five feet six or seven inches in height, The body was sept to the Morgue ana thé Ceroner notified. The body of an unknown man was tound in thé North River yesterday, at pier and was sent to ie Morgue, It is described ss follows:—Ked hair, smoot! facer the clothing was dark coat, vest and pantaloons; white shirt and gold studs, and new boots, Ottleer Jom , of the Eleventh precinct, found the bude bod: jomule child, about one month oid, the East iver, at the foot of Seventh street It wad removed to the Morgue,” MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, ENGAGED, Lissa—Orrtixorr.—Mr. Hever Lissa to Miss Fane wim Oxrtixaue, both of this city. No MARRIED. Biccerstary—Stavauten,—On Tuesday, June 1d, 1876, at the Scotch Presbyterian church, New York, by the Rev. 8, M. Hamilton, Mr. J. F. hanna Mle Edina, Mo., to Misa Kina McD, SLavouren, dat of the late Dr, P, C. Slaughter, of Culpeper, Va. Caxsanp—Pomenoy.—At St Thomas’ E 2a church, on Wednesday, June 14, by the Rev. Dr. Mor- an, Wittiam J. CassaRD to Avkaiia Pomgnor, eldest laughter of John R. Platt, COULISHAW—TKATERS,—OD Scena evening, June 13, at St. Paul’s church, Brooklyn, by the Rev. 't. Stat ford Drowne, D, D., Gxorce M. Coutisnaw to hae te daughter of the lato Cuptain James Trathen, Tuned States Navy. Dx Forxst—Trumax.—On Wednesday, June at the Church of the Atonement, by the Rey. ©, ©. Tifs funy, Cuakies H. De Forest "to Bua W., only daugh- tor of 8. J. Wallace Truman, all of this city. Hareison—Wain,—On Tuesday, Juno 13, 1876, by the Rev. Dr. Weston, Gxoncr W. Harnisoy to Mise’ Magar M, Warr, both of this city. Horkixs—Lxatic—On Wednesday, June 14, as the Rat ers Presbyterian church, by Rey. N. W. Conkili Be Axsow’S. Horxiss, of St. Johnsbury, Vi, to ihiea ¥, Lear, of Memphis, Tenn, DIED. Ancuen,—On June 13, Mra. Many A. Ancuxr, aged 47 yours. Funeral services will take place at her late residence, $2 East 10th st., at half-past eleven A. M., on sharia Rolatives and iriends are invited. Buxsox,—-Afver a long und severe illness, on Mouday, June 12, Maxta L. Bexson, of tois city, in the 43d year of hor age. an remains were interred in Greenwood Cometery June 13, Brrow,—On Wednesday tho 14th inst. Joux Tuomas, youngest son of Anton and Catharine Betow. Relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral irom the residence of his parents, No. 153 Christopher st, on Friday, the 1600 inst., al two P, M. Uatres —Oa Tuesday, June 13, Zor, wifo of John Cattus, and daughter of John Van Autwerp, Roiatives and frends of the family aro invited to ate tond the tuneral, from her late residence, Orange, N, J., on Thursday, 16th inst., at hall-past two P.M. Carriages will bo in waiting at tho Orange depot to meet the tramp of the Morris aad Essex Railroad, eaving Hoboken ferry, foot of Barclay st,, at 1:10 P. Mk. VoLs.—Oa Wednesday, June 14, Geowts ., son of Ieanc wad Mary Cole, in the 0th year of lis ago. ‘The triends of the family are requested to attend the funcral on Friday, 16th ivst., at two o'clock, tram 47 South 4th st, Brooklyn, B. D. Cong, —At Astoria, on Wednesday, Juno 14, of dipth> theria, Faso Cox, aged 7 years, 9 months and 10 aay neral services at residence, on Camolia st, on Friday, June 16, at three o'clock. CRocKER,—AL Bridgeport, Conn, Josxraing Boxn, wiie of Logrange U. Crocker. Relatives and friends are invited toattend the funeral, from her late residence, 286 Broad st., Bridgeport, oo Friday, the 16th inst, oo arrival of the ‘train thut joaves Forty-second street depot at 1 P.M. CrowkL.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, June 14, _ Carex B.;ouly child of Wiliam T, and Amanda Crowell, aged 7 years, 9 montus aud 9 days, Roinuives and friends are respectfully invited to ab tend the funeral, trom the residence of hor parents, 245 he hes st, Brouklyn, on Friday afterooon at three o’clo Oy tincetsr —At Providence. R. Ervis De Noyeties De Forkest, months. ‘on tho 24 inst. ged 3 yours aud 3 “Soar her out softly To her last rest; ‘ Sute with her Saviour, Darling is biest. Jesus han callod her, Pare, undefiled; Take comiort, sud weoper, {18 well with the chtld.* Relatives and friends of the famiiy are respeotfally od to attend her funeral, from 210 8th ay., om Thursday, a two o'clock, without further invitation, Fraskk.—On Wednesday, June 14, Mr, James Fua- sen, aged 67 years, The arnt § will take place from his late residence, 122 Kaat 83d sh, on Suuday, the 16th inst, at twelve o'clock noon, ‘Relatives und trienes are invited to ate tend. KaTTENHORN.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, June 13, 1876, Witiiam A., 800 of Heury and Rebecca Kattenhorn, im the 32d year of his age ‘The relatives and Iriends of the family are respecte fully invited to attend the funeral, trom 135 Bergen st, Brooklyn, on Friday, at two o'clock. Keuty,+In Hoboken, on June 14, Fiorence Harn minrta, y-ungest child ‘of Isshwe aud tho late Thomus H. Kelly, aged 7 month Notic. of funeral hereafter. Kuster.—On Tuesday, sous 13, 1876, Henwas Kom ren, aged 63 years and 8 months, Relatives and friends of the family, aiso the ex-mom- bors of Company A, Filth rogiment, N.G.3.N.Y., are respectfully invited to attond the juueral, from hia lave residence, No. 18 Lewis st, on Thursday, June 16, af two o'clock P.M. Lxxps.—On Wednesday, June 14, Eyre T., son of award A. and Josephime Leeds, uged 5 yoars and 7 K es and friends arc invited to attend the funeral services, at the residence of his grandfather, Darius Farrington, $67 Dean st, Brooklyn, Frida mommiog, the 16th inst, at ten o'clock. The remaint will be taken to Stamford, Conn., for interment, Manx.—Sudden death of Mrs. Sauixa Manx, aged 44 Died June 14, 1876, at her residence, No 24 av. B. Friends and relatives ure respectfully invited to at tend funeral, Friday 16th, at nine A. M McAntxxy.—On Tuesday, June 13, Ronent MoAun mY, youngest child of Robert ana Melinda Meoartney, aged 1 year aud 16 days. Relatives and irieuds are respectiully invited to ate tend the funeral, trom the residence Commerce st., Thursaay, Jai McVean-K eswy.—On Tues June 13, at the reste dence of her parents, No. 250 9th st., South Brooklyn, Exuma M., wife of Jobn H. MecVean, at Rew Ure Jeans, La., and eldest daughter of Edward and Margaret M. Kevny, aged 27. Notice of funeral hereafter, Pankswoxs.—On Tuesday, the 23th inst, Mra, Mare L. Parnewor®, io the 75th year of her age. Her relatives and friends and those of ber Francis 8. Sireet and William A. Parremore, ap daughter, Mra, Mary EK. Brown, wi pectfully invited - to atteud her funeral, from the Union avenue Baptist church, Greenpomt, Tharsday, at half-past one o' Pertit.—Un Jane 13, Ronert Pert, son of and Ann Pettit, aged 19 years and 3 months, The friends and acquaintances are invited to attend his funeral, irom bis late residence, 138 Houston on Thursday, Jane 16, at wo o'clock. 1876, at the residence of her in, of Drummondville, Ontario, Sworrmn, wite of the fate Spencer ot sareoe Kent, England. London Times please cop: TaoMrads.— AL Korctio, 43 reat on Wodnesday, Jone M4, Groxax Wisnure Thoms Interment ese Hills Cometery on Friday, 16th fo. do., do., coupon, 123% m 124; do, do., 1865, regis- bid, 82 2 ‘i 'y Op i ry —Recelpts—| Several other witnesses testitied to having see: i at two P. baipshise 8.11634; do, do, do., coupon, 115% a 1103¢; PL sna co ceipaLand eg oy Giebl venting bis wile’ The jury rovarned @ veract | WAnans.—n Hoaday ove ovening, June 12 Bias Rave 1 dO, DEW? regigtered, 11734 a 1174; do. do., do., wes Wimmer but qu hue, elvaing “exit that deceased came to his death from a stab wound in poly Ph only child ‘orto and Lucy R Warren, coupon, 120% 8 120%; du. do,, 1867, 1 19% UT Ro dul; the chest inflieied by his wite Lowisa in seli-delence. wh es montis, 7 5 + |, registered, 119% Siu do via. 4; August, sty § Bia i jaced $500 119% do, do.,do., coupon, 125 a 123% ; do, do., 1808, re- * Beptambet, $1 28 unt ab Moka Qctober? $19 nds 20 nonin Gistered, 120% «1213, ; do, do., do., coupon, 124 a 12434 ; GeOND HOARD Pa ud DO ig, Ausra Role oe $19 ia 1 8 ble, spot, PRINT CLOTHS MARKET, pacdii teaecs OA | do, ten-forties, registered, 1183 & 1181; do. do, cou- “he. Bo ae a 88.0, © note sales ot 1 ed " Paovipence, & L., June ie sete, SMALLPOX IN JERSEY CITY. ders iintins clothe fm et: peevions ane ovations, with more in- pon, 1185, a 118%; do. fives, 1881, registered, 117% = 111K; do. do, do., coupon, 1175 a 117%. THE FORRIGN MARKKT. @ondon advices report a firm market for securi- 1000 N ¥ Gen O's, '87, Ie thes, cotigols being 4 & A per cont higher, United | 114) Nord tomes Tat 1h 18g Uo hweun ws do... tates bends jy ver cont higher jor old 1866s, anu now | iu vee Mie a “an wo on private terms. Fresh it INje a 11g ‘That terrible scourge—sinallpoz—which had almost Diekiod do. at WKe a I 7 aes dnd HAVANA MARKET. entirely disappoared from Jersoy City during tho past Macon wax qui wady {100 boxes MeAUe Tene 18, 1976, | | two. monibn, haw Aevlan ob .ognie, As boy named ~ es evi tees i ra i utRinths : a eae pe Des onus 8) the | MoNeill, rons 173 Brunswick’ street, was at- exten mae tier tacked ously a child STAMOS cae” SOc ai | gt N88 mrelns om Reais fommty deg trom cite malay, o do... if sith oe. | seerennne , nol, BoM 6 |