The New York Herald Newspaper, June 17, 1876, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCEAL The Stock Market Dull, Feverish and Irregular. GOLD STEADY AT 112 5-8 Woney on Call 2 1-2 Per Cent—Government Bonds Strong—Railway Bonds Firm— Investment Shares Steady. Wan. Sraerr, Faipay, June 16—6 P. M. ‘The buffetin boards in frout of the telegraph oflices attracted more attention this morning than did the tape of the stock indicator. Almost every broker has B trifle bet on the result of the Convention, and the ehange of venue to the speculative mind was retresn- ing from its novelty, Consequently, the chances of the Presidential candidates overshadowed the familiar at- tractions of the stock fancies. Still there was a fair amount of buginess doing, the yarger part being confined to Lake Shore as usual, thongh the aggregate of sales showed a considerable failing off trom yesterday, ‘The firmness so clearly to be seon in Lake Shore at the close yesterday was more fully developed in the early dealings this morning, with the result of ad- ‘vaneing the quotation from 5434 to 54%. and of holding it steady between these two points until nearly three o’clock, when tho price receded to the opening figures of the day. Weatern Union was not in sympatby, as it was next in order of activity, and sold at from 6834 to 69, with a fall back of 3 at the close, There was almost as much attention paid to the Western stocks as to the Telegraph fancy, at generally Improving prices, and with alike Foca in final dealings, ‘The only positively weak stock on the Nat was to be found in the New Jersey Central, which gave way from 81 to 7934 under gales of some 2,500 shares, the result of a report that the coming dividend was to be passed ‘nm toto, How anything difforent was to be expected under the dismal showing of the last report is strange enough, but it would appear as if somo pertinacious holder of the shares had just awakened to a realization of the situation. Contral and Hudson bad at one time the elasticity of the India rubber man, for on sales of 200 shares it bounced down from 10834 to 107, and bounced up again to 108, at about which quotation it remained for the rest of the day. For a long time no day has been sc free from reports, good or ill, or so destitute of any information bearing upon the market as the present one, Things were left to take care of themselves, which they did in a manner that showed the entire list of shares and bonds to possess a degree of latent strength that is epcouraging for the future, THR SALES TO-DAY. The transactions ut the Stock Exchange aggregated 88,700 shares—New York Central and Hudson River, 026; Erie, 400; Lake Shore, 30,500; Northwestern, 7,200; do. preferred, 10,200; Rock Island, 580; Pacitlo Mail, 2,900; St. Paul, 8,800; do. preferred, 9,350; Onios, 600; Western Union, 11,300; Wabash, 900; Michigan Central, 1,420; New Jersey Central, 2,665; Union Pacific, 200; ‘Delaware, Leoaunaels' an and Western, 4,470 OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, ‘The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— Opening. Highest, Lowest, eee 107 10834 107 140 140 140 18% 13% 55% 555 255 1% 425, 41% 63 6235 108% = 10855 Pasberg : 93 92% Milwaukee and St. Pau! 40% 41 40% ‘Mil. & St Paul preferred.. 70 cie"4 70% Ohio and Mississippi. 163g 1645 New Jersey Cont 8 and Wester: Union Pacific. jar L & Min, om Bear e 3 pi, Adame Ko Btr pl.. 1%» 7 ADVANCE AND DECLINE. ‘The following are the changes in closing prices sompared with those of yesterday :— Apvaxck,—Atlantic and Pacifio Telegraph, 1%; York Central, 1; Iilinols Central, 4; Mussour! icine, jorthwest proterred, 3; Pacilic jail, 34 ; Producers! olroleum, ii St. Paul, 3; do. preferred, 1; Wabash, 2 34; Western Union, %. i becuaT —N ‘New J ; eee ee ware a The supply of capital is still abundant, and bids fair to be more so, because during the next threo weeks large sums will be disbursed by the government, cor- porations and institutions throughout the country, Loans on call to-day were made at2 a2} per cent on Stock collaterals. Frime paper is quoted at 4 544 per pent, Sterling exchange is quict but steady, Prime ster- ling asking rates 4.88 and 4.00; selling rates, 4873; a 189%. Reichmarks, 953 a 9614, and 9374 0.96. Cables, 963< a 963; prime Paris, 5.16 and 5.12}; The follow- ‘(ng aro the domestic rates of exchange on New York :— Savannah, 3¢ per cent premium; Charleston, selling, 1 & $16 premium; buying, % premium; New Orleans, commercial, 3, and bank 3 per cent; Chicago, 25 dis- tount; St Louis, 75 premium, and Cincinnati sieady, par. ‘THE GOLD MARKRT, Gold opened at 112% and closed at 11254, all the sales to-day having beon at those figures. Cash gold loaned fiat and at 1 per cent for borrowing and 2 per cent for carrying OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. CLRARING MOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges... Carrency bal cen... pm exchi ‘ specie engagements thus far to-day for to- Morrow's steamers amounted t> $300,000 gold coin. DRY GOODS IMPORTS. ‘The imports of dry goods at the port of New York fer the week eading this date are $718,334, and the Amount marketed $884,244 The total imports since Jemuary 1 are $42,530,461, and the total amount marketed $43,628,996. INVESTMENT SHARES. Im investment shares the principal activity was shown by New Jersey Central, which, owing to prevalent statements that at a recent meeting of the directors i, ‘Was determined to pass the dividend, declined from SIM to 70K and to 78. seller sixty days, C.,C., C. and L brougnt 46%; Rensselaer and Saratoga, 120, New York Central, 1070 10834 a 108; Rock Island, 108%; Delaware and Hudson, 109; American Express, 5835 @ $8; Adams Kxpress, 100);; Producers’ Petroleum, 118% @ 11856; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 92%; Morris tnd Kesex, 102; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 115; Ultnole Central, 9756. . STATE BONDS. State bonds were firm. Missouri long sixes sold at 108, Tennessee, old, at 4454, new series at 48% and Louisiana consols, sevens, at 663,. TUE UNITED STATES TREASURY. ‘The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $22,000 gold om aecount of interest and $142,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonus, ‘The Sub-Treasury released $34,564 silver coin to- day. Revenue receipts to-day, $300,000; customs receipts, $200,000; bank notes received to-day, $800,000. The quotations:—United States currency sixes, ees e 12634; do. do., 1881, registered, 120% @ 12035; do. do., do., coupon, 124 a 124%; do, do., 1865, regis- tered, 116 0.116%; 40. do, do, coupon, 116 116%; do, dow do., new, registered, 1173; a 117%; 40. do., do., coupon, 120% a 121; dv. do., 1867, registered, 119% a 120; do. do., do., coupon, 12334 a 12334 ; do, do., 1868, re- gistered, 121 a 12114; do. do., do., coupon, 12414 012434; do. ten-forties, registered, 118 a 118\; dd. do, cou- pon, 118% a 119; do. fives, 1881, registered, 117% 117%; do. do, do., coupon, 117% a 117%. ‘THE FOREIGN MauKRT, The London advices report consols flat, with a de- cline of % per cent on the price, on despatenes an. nouncing the assassination of the members of the Turkish Cabinet, United States are firm and a fraction higher for old 1865’s and 186° new fives were ¢ per cent lower, £192,C00 sterling went into the Bank of England to-day. The following are quotations at half past four o’clock P. M.:—Sonsols for money, 94 & 9434; do. for account, 94% a 943/; 1865 bonds, old, 105 a 105%; 1867 bonds, 10814; ten-forty bands, 10744; new fives, 106% a 10634; Erie, 1234 a 12%; do preferred, 18219. In Frankfort new fives are 10234, In Paris rentes are 105f. 85c.; exchange on London, 25f. 276. RAILROAD BONDA. Railroad bonds were strong, with tho Milwaukee and St, Paul consolidated sinking funds the feature, they having advanced to 927%, a rise of 13 percent. Tho other changes were an advance of % in Central Pacifics (California and Oregon branch), and in Toledo and Wabash firsts (St. Louis division), Milwaukee and St, Paul eights (up to 1164{) and Milwaukee and St. Paul sevens. Michigan Southern sinking funds rose to 107, Western Pacifics to 10234, and Missonri Pacific firsts to 94, Central Pacific sola at 108% a108% and Union Pacific firsts at 105%. The following were the closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds:—Union Pacifle firsts, 10534 a 10534; do, land grants, 100% a 101; do, sinking funds, 8934 2 00; Central Pacifies, 1083¢ «109, BANK SMARES. Bank shares were dull, Central National soldat 102 PIILADELPHTA STOCKS, The following are the Vhiladelphia stock quotations at three o’clock this day Bid, Asked. City sixes, old. a tene = 10536 City sixes, new. ped 109 United Companies of New Jersey. ui 141% Pennsylvania Railroad 2 53 Philadelphia and Read! ad 44% s Lebigh Valley Railroad ... 5934 Catawisea Railroad, proferre mks Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. 18% Northers 0 ntrel Railroad. B43 Lehigh Navigation....... 6136 renin Navigation gold loan. . MINING BTOCKS. Tho following are the closing quotations of mining stocks received by telegraph from San Francisco:— Consolidated “ingipie as 10% California...... * 80: . MEMORANDA, Arumor took shape to-day in consequence of the publication of an item in an evening paper, that Mr. HL J. Jewett, tho former President, and now the re- ceiver of the Erie Railway Company, has been actively speculating on the short side of the market, particular ly with a view to lower prices of New York Central. We are authorized to publish that there is no truth what- ever tn the statement. The Franklin Telegraph Company, with wires through New England, and from Boston to Washing- ton, has been Jeased to the Atlantic and Pacific Com- pany for ninety-nine years, Tho following are thi irnings of the Missouri, Kan- sas and Texas Railway for the first weck in June:— 550,086 82 42,561 88 Tnorease............ee00s $7,524 94 A despatch from New Orleans says:—‘Work on the two gaps in the Texas Pacific road is proceeding rap- idly, in order to have the road complete by the middle of August, and thus prevent forteiture of charter.”’ NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Fatpar, June 16, 1874 BEFORE CALL—10 é3 mi 1000 do. x 100 Chi & NW Hit. 300 Chl 4 do... « at AND 139 A. M, ges. os 6-20, 6, "6Sbe 1157 bot mage 4 123% 8 5-20, 0, '67.. 123} ¢, '81.be 1 PKS! HOARD —10:80 A 110000 La 7's, Consol. 663% 1100shs LS & M cs a ooo Tena « nnsetion 4B 300 do... Be ae a 1st {000 x ¥ TN 10) 25\4 300 do.) 253, 100 Rens & Sar RR.be SON J Con KK...be 100 do vy 5 do... r $B bo ABBR BS58 100 Obto« Miah e.sd wo Beork CALL eM. $0020 U 8 5-20, ¢, "67.. bri! boned At dell <4 2% “8 ‘ re c bp etka diauhaisan Gas 285 4 PA 4 Went LB Leben. + rf git - B00 tae 254 500 Chi & Ri 2 108 joo N'Y cen Wien, 10S 100 Tol « Way ae 7 do. 108'¢ 100 m & St P pf. 3 aif | Sie oe 10 do. » 705; 100 Wy io 300 551g. 100 56%, 100 “uty! 1 Se 190 board el *81..b3 124 beat Uso U 85-20, ¢, v7. 1-8 10,0085 SECOND BOARD—I P, $1000 Bur, CF & M Ist ix 100 she LS 4 MS BR.. 1ou0 1. W Be. 2ov Wo. 14000 hi BUP baibiad bar, 00 do. Bows Ma si 0 zi 108 U0 West lua 70.0 Uw Vae Kit ist.. 1053¢ Sou 10000 UnPacstund.be 00 004 Bac ot Mo let... Oe dove W LY 905% 101 6h de 118% BO + M00 Nek Pac Tet, itt P n 5 esi +b! bs % 00 ee 8% sAPH5283 peci ees Uyuzazerezsaegensce ) nS eS COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT STEADY—¥UTURES LOWER— FLOUR QUIET—WHEAT. DULL—CORN ‘ DULL— OATS STEADY— WHISKEY FIRMER — PORK QUIET—LABD FIRMER—PETROLEUM 8TEADY— SPIRITS TURPENTINE QUIET—ROSIN QUIET— OILS QUIET — ¥REIGHTS TAME — COFFEE STEADY—SUGAR FIRM. bes Fruvay, June 16—6 P. M. Commercial reporters continue to hear the same complaint as to the general depression in trade circles, and though the expressions vary somewhat from day to day, there is no mistaking the general meaning of them—< ¢, the merchandiso markets continue to be characterized by the same Quietude that has obtained so. long, and during the past week the situation of affairs bas been rendered still more unsatisfactory by the comparative inaction and consequent reaction in the breadstuffs market. The cessation of demand ts the signal for a recession of prices, hastened by the poor condition of the receipts, 0 that at the present writing the market is dull while prices aro materially lower than they were some time ago. The cable ad- viees have been of a less favorable tenor during the past week than they were during the preceding week, and tho movement hence to Great Britain and Continental Europe has accordingly not been nearly so lively, although ‘the falling off will hardly be shown by tho cli ees from the Custom House, as o large proportion of the amoung cleared was sold last woek. Tho week, taken as @ whole, has certainly tended in favor of buyers, although, with re- duced limits, the inducements te ship freely bas 1s been as great as they were during the previous fow weeks, The “ups and downs" of provisions have been about as conspicuous and about agtrequont as during the Inst week. yet she dif, ference in values of the hog product at the present writing ascompared with those current ® week ago is not great ‘Tho dry goods market has remained provokingly quiet, yet a¢ all the large auction wales it hax beon demonstrated that there is @ point beyond which the trade will not permit to fall, urchases of both cotton and woollen Ribries have charnatortued ail the large auctions of lave and the avidity with which the various offerings bave been taken has oceasioned no little remark. Active preparations bays been made to provide for, the tall season. & fale trade ty hoped for, despite the Presidential turbing olements thereby sot in havo politics Tormed 60 tion ‘and the unsettling, im un earnest desire that partisan politic yard and honest reformers () broughs the where light and ‘were generally irre Hor aed cat Th heavy receipts of wheat, tion of Mitch was out of conditions eeuded te MHL further, depress the Seer. Cites favored the buyer, Considerable of the ‘wheat sold during the past fow days, has bean rejected etly prime ha besa. in jimite sup tly sold relatively higher than oth . Business on ‘Change was comparatively sm: eo va aa but without decided change. Onts ady. Pork aud lira wore not ‘are rathor futures were lower. Naval ‘stores were quiet. Olly wore Petroleum was quiet and steady. Sugar was firm. ‘Asiixs were quiet und stondy ut She. 9534 for pots, Poarls p nominal at ie aye, “Antimony wes eal sirong at 15 5%Ke., gold, for fora! ‘ican SWE note sale oF 1-200 Tos Sout! Quoted at 43¢e. tor Southern, and 39! Broom Coxx was dull and uncett 4246, Se. jred tipped, 3c. 'ANDLES were steat rie, weld as on}, 2 ; paraifin BBe, 1a, 16 08,), fp a QOrrEn The market, for Brasile, was quiet and steady : 500 bags Santos, ox Giuckang, sold af 16. Mud culfe was guise We quote i Urdinary cargoee, Ae. m 19s, 5 if ‘aS ic, & \c ; prime . ar Fan iad ie i Banton. ate "we. por fo; Maracaibo. 143%0, i lee tbe ater al poets ‘hica, 1M, a 1Bhec. 5 ‘Costa en ke lc. w ite,; Mexican, I64gc. a 18c.; Manila, 17¢. » ser? Angostura: i7e. a" H8e.; Sevantlis, gee fe: Curacon, l4ige. 4 17. Coorxrat Srock was anchanged, We ye ae lasnes shook, Senn, "with heads, 661,00 880 25 shooks. w Seinen, $280 @ #2 65: do.. do., 38-inch, $6 2 $004 os hoes ng Sun oon 84: nine d 4 ry empty ry 5 Roopé, 3 ‘or: ime, $7 & . 833 8835 “xx.—We note sales of about 100,009 Ibs, lake at 208. cauh: arket closing firm at that, Coupace was quies sndu (iarge and small size), per * bolt rope yarns, Ie. & 17 New Zealand, a tarred, 140°; American do. + Rusal rope, 76. ‘orto: arket for spot was nteady, wish a fair de- tay pean oie vee com: are with Thurscay's prices as follows: vere hureday, Jone to Friday, 12,482 0 1334 Jone Wis ioe th 31-32 daly. 1 Sh 2 jon, and otton in store ine yuality: ved more ith Shee Sear sees Rect Alabama. Ordinary. 811-16 wits Piece 81 Strict ordinary Good ordinary. Pree 16 10,116 10 $16 Striet good ordinary. 1 Low muiddling ar Hse 1 5-16 av 12 5.16 12) 123 1 2 is Py 4 PEER. x *e [- pi a cece 14) 14 a he ~Giood fj aitlet gnod ordinary. vice. : ine minidhings 10igert wladiteg: Lie. “Spot canary “ lows :— 900 ey S00. Birr Sie.) boo wt tt is-te6. December, ‘Bor erli go.aze. 100 at 1) 27-32e., 100 at 11 [etd 12 )3-32e. Total, 17,000 bales. Gr 1 5,AB) Dalen, Tha roccipta bi New Orleans, mm Gi . aman, 96; Chactéston. U2: Whim m, ¥3; Philadelphia, 526. x isu Naot: 1610, This day test ve 1,982. Total sines September 1, 4, bi ‘Cotton treights closed as follows :—To Havre, 7 y stoma. Nie, eo To Bre- To “Livervecl. by steam, eS 5S 20.—U was hrm aod fairty active : quoted aoe ry sii gold, 1a bond, and $8 25. currency. for fob lots, ‘a, STs. bg yy tor fo ess Rs vitriol Sgt sey Ben ir owt. large lots ans o4 Lau for lots, "Camphor was steady at 27e. lor ret Cream: ak was quoted at Sic. & Jzc., gold, for American and French, and S5igc. for ‘dered in bbls. a BMe, rf as to quality, Bal crmonion wae i at Cy . Ii bec. & Te. Gambier was qi SX, salts in fair demand at Zc, Samac was firm at $1 35. Ar- Hold, according to quality, re. ads were quoted Serre G chase tet ere aie Coe =F = i j Hi i if ti 5 E i 50 tons sal sod currency. HxaTiikns were quiet and unchanged. Prime were quoted S70, a S8e. and mixed wt Se. « Fisti.—The mifket continues very quiet for all kinds and there on We oO Salem rom ‘Bauk do. se. Shore mack @ S16. Box herrin, barrelled do.. new, Noe 3) meuium, rador, 5 50 #85 7! * Four 18,868 bbis. and oe 22e. a 250, U2; La cluding Stat tartons. Bye four was quiet, Bs 7 » io “or Westeru, Jersey end’ Pounaglvesih yellows 1 Tee Menern batra Wi Round houp Obie Southern, No. 2 Southern, supertine. Southern, extra. No.1 do,, the inside of No, 1 Sheboygat $1 44 for white W Spriug und $1 lu for No. ihe sales were abo S¥e, for mi mm ungre Holy ‘with ealos of 10,000 bushel of mixed und note sules of 4,000 bushel: $2 70; do. fesee "muscatel, tf ‘sovording to qua: 5 Le layers, Datos, Obie. w sbout out of the mar ‘were recoieed and dist ane rm t arrivals; at Boe. 4650 it; 1,500 Atukapas Buenos ba te 20 $0.27 Ibs, about 800 bales. circular :—Roceipte and E: bal nas ans total rece! Eastern, 80, Coltnens sold on soli from ship at $28 & $23: do. pong Cg tness, $30 nock, $20 4 $2v 50; Eglinton. 825 8 ‘$80: Tate stool, WO ver tons “a ‘yon. os aD was quiet at Giée. a Gie,, currency, for domestic, and die, cold, for forein. ‘Leatunn.—There was-a fairly active demand for hemlock in Tight stoek and ‘The receipts tor per ton. Li Buenos Ayres, we: common oe 2ic. 23} 8.3 do. ‘Catfornte, 215 je. ® due. ; good damugod + do, California, ite. @ lie. fens ie? poor. 4 MOLAssxs wus quict whe. mixed, 22e. @ 2 Bning. 30c, » firmer. Oita were quiet. tonseed, crude, 4c. « 42c. ; Bouthern, yellow, ‘8 ‘Ue, ; yellow winter, ‘Ste. 4 S8e, whte rear inrd, present maki bie: cocks, OA ate eis 2a54 Dleached fish, 480. at Pht from the Urook wore ks follo siege’ Unik tates ts, $2 2s Parker's dul but firm ; United, $1 shipments, $220. etmiona'—Hteceiptre- Pork. 119 bbls ekaxes; bucon, 33 tierce 115 tlerces and 60 bbis The pork ma hade fh at, the second Hiren 143 ro meats were quiet, with sales of 900 fresh hams at Ile. and 21,000 tbe, plekled’ betites henvy average, on private terms. Fre: We 5 Dickies ae. st were Jobbing at l4e. dors.” Lard was fii $11 85 waked tember, $11 90 asked : 1 85 for gue at Sil 70 one Se. Oy tr rime, $340.9 e.: Hana SPELTER was quiet at Breanine —Keceip ‘and nomiual. R—The murke re DO hide, centrifugal at Hye, 119 boxe! ayes atte. a the ‘nd 100 bags wurcovado at 1%c. Refined was quiet and ie pat Fair to good ae wees ‘was firmer Woon. —the pg fe fai mi changed. i" fleeces: ‘BAe, a We. tat de. elon ot ide | Lavender Sewers aire aad Ky German. Albumen was Fon oh for blood ‘and $i n 81 19 lor egg, “Saraapariiia was quiot but steady. Wo ago Honduras, commen at 340.0.07 Le ried were st jlentcas, 18e, @ Ie. ‘Gum damar was quict jai ols were stondy, gemot, 0 30; Thmsen’s finest of; rose. ki 12 50; all elow oll ansautras, Inclusive, 3) Englisn chemicals bleachins: vowder, ai ‘eo, fuperesebonite. asda, ‘Jehu Deiat & siness being confined od. $5 a 85 25 rh, 107,062 do malt, 4,274 do.’ ‘The Hour market was quiet wud unchany ‘A moderate demand prevailed for shinpiug extras at WD: ehangod figures. The sules were about 13,00 bbls, in- at the egress quo. with sales of 2 0 oy & 85 20. Cor: jas steudy, BS at Bs So “e"Ga" 28 for Mrandy wine te & Se. SE eacseoe ELRSESETEESESELESESESE = ‘shipp in Found boop Obly, trade brandy. 2 CREE ESF OEP ET ESE BEES Bt Aaouls, choice family Rye tlour, fine ww sypertin etme eIE TATOO Me Sessa oF eevceseecause & ae s id held . The sales hols at $1.9 $1 10 for No, Sprig: 1 23 for Minnesota: ai*o a gt $1 39 for purt of w load $1.25 for ungraded suring: don si 10 for No. 3 New York . Corn was dull but unchanged. yD, 000 bushels at Sde, for steamy mixed, Bt for graded de Ble. for Sen ‘ungraded yellow, at Bde. for rejected, 4Uc, 4c, # 44¢, lor mixed State, 42e. 4 |, Fe, a d7e, for ieee State. No.2 white New York inspection, do. a 4 tor the ruige of white. X) bushels Western, on 0 wrrive at B4e, me. a 471 barley malt were return driea was still quiet. p gto wise and quality. ighorn, eltron, 06, wa was fairly acti 40, ie et ide, Blnckber ‘ate, 27e. Cherries, 2c. Plains, Bouiparn, 3 ike. ule. don, Siate, d3c., Fénnags were steady. We $l 25 a 81 50; prime do., $1 ‘a's 81 TOschowws do., nlp praises wil $1 al Ordinary Vie fier Lag $1 au ay, dipping, at Tuc.;_ retail Wo quote :—Bal 80c. a ie. Btraw—Loug quote: Ameri sinnghiens ‘on P 2 24 Ibs, as a 2c. do.. e,'a 21436. ; Corrientes, 2 to 4 lbs. ‘Grinveo, 20 to 22 Ibe, 1Bige. Gontral “American, 18 to Zt Ibe, 19 fio Grande, 20 ¢0 22 20 ected: Texas, 28 to 34 Ibs. 11e, to a0 2 city slaughter, 2x, 0 vo wD 4. Shipcents tor * he week wore Mr. Lmmet Wells’ Weekly Ho) pts for the ek, 207 issptonmber ya rr ee Pag State, he a Tre 15e.; Wisconsit arlings ‘.10c. :clds. all growths. de. 0 Sat Calitornia: Tie wares tor American pie was inactive end Seoteh pig was unchan; 00 * 4 200 10 tons wrourt note : temioetbieht su 22s. Reine ana do. muscovado re- iste. eery, Je. m 40c, . nie. 0g; English Titease Bien S0e. fair to good, 46, a Sze Naval Stomes.—The marker for note ‘sale quiet. | We quote: pi prima to choice, rite yurpentine was turpentine, 20e, a oe Hmingtow ‘We quote :—Linseed, cask: * i tf se ber, fe od | Beptember, vad: BS sited $19 85 uid, § it Dellies at Uige vi a is were dull i) 4 940. & Wace for, ahoul- det soller year, $1: 40 ba, HS10 90 asked. The ere grit oe erat et duly aad 11 Tonsil wa res Wellucd was quoved at Iayze. t and 1WMe. a tle, 500 tiereen for the 26. terns. Butter for State re and loc. & jet and steady at eens tosse. for good to Bine do. we Wi for Toney Shavesane 10s, 108. —Murket was steady. We quote Carolin fair to Ge, Moe fae oe Tint boat ea Tye. currency, for domestic, 00 bbls, see Fg 4. Piavers-Ch harcoal,, noma Lek a Tomaceo was quiet, but f Rosy Sales of Kentucny peat were 250 hhds of poodiont Ware 100 cases sundries at te 8 Re 1 58 cases Rew Bagee 40 cases Ohio, crop INTO, a ‘on private terms snd 0 $1 do Dbin. whiskey and 100. bbls, al- ‘200 bbls. soid at SL 12, Walsuay.—Recoipte, waaing cohol, The m lissouri burty at ise. ; 10, 2,000 Iba, unwashed at 250. eae Ibe. spring rane “) ie Foie we bens 220; 2,00 xiFe pulled at 18¢.; and om x peat tee Vhs, tal thon h even in this Bapevigien there was only s moderate secoinpilahed. with rates uot, materially changed, wit a they were weaker fur grain vessels imited de: sh rosea, wae unchaserd, but quiet. The eauane, 6 grain at 73d. ; to Glasgow, per steam, at td. stanidurd bushel The charters hence to Cork for orders, with 2,750 qua ‘ustrian bark. henee to United Kingdom direct, with 3th) dado. ow private terms; au Austrian bark, Core for érde jb Antwerp, with S200" Cork for orden man bark, henes to the troleum mb 4s. 1059 al brie home to Demerara with do. wt $2,700, if out only $1,350; a Briush sbip, 1,312 tons, hence with general cargo to Callao on pri- vate terms. NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS, Fuiwar, June 17, 1878 BEOBIPTS FOR TWO Davy. c Yards. Sixtioth street. . Forty~ cattle, the Geet of whieh ranged from. > Etech coarse und wot equal to the demand, ‘Tho mui wets closed weak, with # tow carloads of interior quali Sie Bowe. At Sixtieth steers at Uo. per 1b., with a traction off per Ib. weight ols store at Oye per Ib., weight Pq ewb, ois steers at Vise. ¥ Wie. por Ib,, welght 72 lilinots steors at ec," per, Ibs, cant. HF. Bure ini Wb He, per Ib. wei FY ee. per tb. with 81 off howd, weilght Sew, for Rankin” € Thorapsou, 23. tilinols, steers’ at Usger por ibe welght Th. tres stoors at Oye. per Fev wth "St om tite Toe ia stroug: 27 iilinaid per tb, with ston per head, weight 74y ews, il gold for walt 17 illinois stoers ut 9c. i 19 Lhinols ageurs at 0s "4 13 ios woight © owt.) OL Titinoie Thin Illinois steors at Vige. per Ib. stoery at tive, w OM per weight 74 cwt, Ke perie., with $1 off per hod, weight: 7 ew. Hsia on cals 107 Teche thacrs, Av, Server Goutsehunidt sold for Hirsch, Myer & ¢ at Vgc. per Ib., with 0c, ‘off per hea Tig owt; 2% Tilinola steors at Se. oo b. with $8 on tho lot, weight 735 ewt. : 16 Tilinois steer ‘Oige. por Ib. at Oe, per Ib., with $1 off per hued, wolubt UX owe, Jc. Iilinols steers weight 7 owt. a ge, tor Brown & per tba, weluhe ‘ewe; 13 Illinois bulls. grows weight 1s ibe per head, at Bor I. 5 pediey & Tolley sol for telvon, fi 16 Illinois steers at Ye. por Ib., with @1l om the lot, weldht 58 Tilinols steers at Whe 2%, Jv., with 50, off ou 10 biad. wolght 734 ewes: i. Westheimer sold on commission 15 Tin Ts at Olgc. a 10c. per Ib., weight ‘Ziq ows. ; 4 Indiana steers ut Y3ge. por lb., weight Bly cwt, kEP AND Lamps. ‘rade slow and smali, the quality of the flocks on sule hee sold at 43, per head, at per ib.; o27' Virginie ri weight GO lbs, per pense are Sermy taste’ es ioe a tie. yer. tne welgtit G4 tbe por head Hume '& Hiltott wold 59 oh wolght 4,820 Iba, DOF YW. 5 11d want Tutube, wolgit 6,930 Ibs at Toe. perth. cas er tb; 118. ee Pars m8 lambs | at 8, MeGraw sold 1$ Sta p und bucks, welght 1,520 Ibs, ab trac. por lb,; 12 State lambs, weight 690 Ibs, ut Be, par tuoi Cows.—Th ot trady. Fresh co included, VEAts axp Catvus.—Trade still slow on a heavy run of nerally course quality culves. Grass calves sold at $6 6 Ce 30 per head; ordiuury quality culves at So, # 6340, per Ib, Hos.—Thore were no live hogs on sale, DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gaxveston, June 16, 1874, niddlin, 11 Age. ; low mid- Net receipts, 40 bales. 459, Stock, 8,25, J: xports to the on: ro has been no change in this braneb low. of sale at $42 a $75 per houd, Cotton steady ; offerings lish ood ordi a kw tenia, June 16, ie Cotton quiet; middling, ixet lew alddling ordinary, O%,c. Net receipt bales; Sea 3 Sales, 2,600, Stock, 90,170. Bross, |, Cues, Exports to Song fo the Coutiner Great 2,090; coustwise, 1,003. 8: Moniney June 16, 1876. Cotton firm; middling, 18 j low ‘middling, Ile. good ordinary, 846. 8 Ye. Nes receipts, 11 ba orts coustwine, Jt. Sales, SU. Stock, 12,774 Weekiy— jet receipts, 007; , itt. Exports to the Continent, cst const wise, 247. Sales, 200, BAvaNnant, June 16, 18 a tiem ; middling, Lie. low middling, 10 1-1-¢ oxsinaey sie. Nes receipts, Btock, 4): Weel Exports coustwise, 1,65 Cotton quiet; middling, bee : 10%¢6. ; good ordinary, 10c. evastwise, 60) Bales, 150, 5 eoipts, 418, Exports coastwiso, 1 Witaaxcton, June 15, 1876, Spirits of turponttue frm at 27/46. Rosin steady ut $ fot strained, $1 swan. June 16, 187 0% Flour unchanged; sales 1,50 bbls. Wheat sti Milwaukeo elut, $1-20, in round. lute; iu car lots, 91 28; Gatre white Mishlxen,” $1.90. Corn, dail; old Western mixed, 68¢, Cory meul unch: ew) reget tg, ud Sige bet heat, 34, Is; lumber, 1; eo any Nene 8,000 bushels} rye, 0,800 do.; Burvavo, June 16, 1870, Receipts by Inko—Wheat, 275,000 bush do. ; rye, 8,000 do, By railroad—Flour, 2,100 sols 1O.GO3 ushole; Gora, 18,UK¥ da aut, 4,000, do. buries, wou do. Shipments by canal to tidewater—Wheat, 04,000 Dalal cor. 24008) do vets, ¥.009 dos 1900 bus els By ratiroade—Vlour Wisin bushels; corn, 13,000 do, 8,00) do. bi Kew York, tol bigs. no disposition les of 7,000 No. 2 mixed te 3 8,000 Bae juts, at Sl sge. nous, Vat qui Vorhole Michigan es 300” Rye inactiv saiov of 700 ley neglected. Pork duli at $19 50 for heavy mess, Lard dull at Lic Highwines nominally $1 11 for city made. Fouoo, June 10, 1870, Flour quiet. Wheat dull; tt 2 white No 1 white Michigan, $1 2034: No B2; No, 2 red winter, im: “high mixed, spot and “Juty, June’ do., low do., 4e.; no yrade, due. 5 dated ‘stige. Oats ichigan, Bie, ; white, Bide. ejected, ipts—Wheat, 25,000 bushels; corn, 86,00. 40) do. shipinents—Hlour, 1,000 bales wh besbetes corn, 48,000 do. : oats, 11,000 higher; N. je. bid, spor June « Hye Inactive and lower at Tie. 4 Te. rasa Inactive nud nominal. Pork turly active and « shade bigher 19 10, spot; $19, July, Lard fairly cave and a se Stee ena _ Bulk monte jour dy ar aiden Biiherat Siow. Ro- 110,000. bushels r@, #000 do. : barley, 7. wheat, 103,000" busne 000, do.; rye, 1.100 di Ao Anguat, “Corn fem waite. July; Wyo. 6, Auual, Oats. 20%60. No provisions in the aarkoe The Call Board been discon sia tinued. COTTON RECEIPTS. Tho following are tne Sotalnet receipts of cotton at all HAVANA MARKETS. Havana, June 16, 1876, Spanish gold, 218 s 218K. Exchange frm; ou the United Staton,’ 00 days, currency. Wie % discount: days, gold, (23% 6 2% prominin: short sieht. 34 pre. on’ Loudon, 19 a 19%4 premium, Sugar rm; ‘No, standard, 6: ls per arrove. Corpus Cliristl ed as a hol! ay boro yen werday. EUROPEAN M. MARKETS, enroot Propuce Manket.—Livearoot, June 16— 14-— Linseed oil, 24%. Sd. per cw! DON Propuck MaKkeT.—Loxvon, June 16—-Even- loweed cake, £9 15s. 6 £10 A inom i LeaVirt & WOLUOTT, 10 Pine st LM. Daviene tf ondway. te 00 WANTED ON FIRST CLASS IM- 9} proved Keal Estate In this city at ax ver hie to a no bonus. Address pec eanee NT POW BALE, well established Sales, Livery and Bourding Stabli wernge of $600 per month clear, and can be in- Loree gs other busluess. Inquire ef K. G. LOCKE, fou seh st” near Mi A & A Eanrr riTAVING y POanIVE IN meer panes ty s Tucrast ve vermanent ‘al te a “8 or no capital wanted if the mau is right, address ish West Str-ot foto, ou Inquiry. oy ‘A MAN TO TAKE A LickNSED A its Hotel. Frankfort House office, ae 7 UENCE Wita ot tu ESS THE aruexpiS0t HOaiaran SALOON, MAIN ENTRANCE OF FuX'S THGATRE, PHIL THE GOOD Witt, AND FIXTURES FOR SALB, Th LEASE. JER nalbe THe BING ADY FOR BUSINESS, ert Firrisa CP COST $3,000. E AID OF A RELIABLE BUSINESS MAN WANT with some capital; business principally licht machine: nails iu iron, which are staple. Address box 2,81) t office, New York. ARTNER WANTED—IN A FIRST Laas DRUG house; must be @ druggist have gi rt ane Address DRCGUIST, Hudson Riv Horald ofties, ATENT RIGHT POR SALE—IN@WASHINGTON AND District of Columbia. Cull and see, from 11 to 1 o'clock, a6 133 Water si ws ED—A LIVE WHOLENALE AGENT FOR w York, with some capital; can double his mouo in two of three weeks. HANCOCK PUBLISHING CO. PANY, 90 North 5th st., Philadelphia, $50 —FOR THIS AMOUNT I WILL ESTABLISH DOU, any man in & profitable business at which he can make £25 weekly, cortain. HARDING, 681 Broadway. $700. paying $400 pe: talk business ei + capital can have of first class Weekly Paper ic, apo BIN) ws a res no experience, Address W. J., Philadelphia, JERSEY CITY ELECTION ‘RIOTS. In the Court of Quarter Sessions at Jersoy City Yesterday sentence was postponed on ex-Freeholder O'Grady, convicted of an assault on Patrick Condon, Chairman of the Democratic Convention ot the Second district, Petitions were submitted to the Court setting forth that O'Grady was being made a scapegoat ie cover the guilt of ocher parties. John Campbell, wh was called for trial in connection with the eifair, not appear, and his bonds were forfeited, ++ MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, MARRIED, Axrgnsox—Minaxx.—On Thursday, June 15, 1876, at the Collegia church, 5th av. and 20th st, by Reve William Anderson and Rev, Dr, Ormiston, Aukamam A. Awnpersoy to Exiaperu, daughter of Jeremiah and Elizabeth L. Milbank. DeManest—MILLER,—On Thursday, June 15, at the Second Presbyterian church, Rahway, N. J., by the Rev. J. A. Liggett, assisted by the Rev. Charles Stearns, of Centreport, L.’L, Cuancxs 8. Diaanest, of Wood- bridge, N,J., to Iva C., ‘auughter of B. B. Millor, of the formef place. No cards, Buflalo papers please copy, Lircuvix.d—Ccmaixa.—AtSt, And’s, on the Hoights, on Thursday, June 15, 1876, by the Rev. N, H. Schenck, D. D., Mr. Hasry C. Lircurrety and Miss Jutta Baci daughter of the late Hon, Thomas W. Cumming, all o} Brooklyn. Lusk—Tuory.—On Wednesday, Juno 14, at the Fourth Presbyterian church, by the Rev. William K. Hall, ot Newburg, assisted by the Rey. Dr. Crosby, Wititam T. Lusk’ to Marmipa Mrgg Tuors, both ol this city. Parker—Fixuuina.—In Jorsey City, N. J., June 14, 1876, by the Rev. Dr. Abercrombie, of St, Matthew's eburch, Crakexce Gray Pankxr, of Paria, Fran wo M. Louise Fiewmive, youngest daughter of the James Flemming, of Jersey City. Peck—Canrexten—On Tuesday, June 6, at the First Congregational church, Norwalk, Conn., by a Kev. J. A. Hamilton, Jonny E. Peck ‘to Hannalt daughter of the late Abraham C. Carpenter, of New York elty, Warsos—Grrvek—On Thursday, June 15, at St Barnabas’ church, Irvington, on’ Hudson,” by the Rev, Mr. Benjamin, J. May Watsoy to Fa axon M.y daughter of Walter nce, Esq.. all of this city. Wurvoys—tuom! On June 6, 1876, at ti dence of the briae’s futher, by Rev. D. D. Whedou D. D D., assisted by Rev. J. 8. Whedon, Daxret D, Wur- vox, Jr, to Miss ANNim M. Titompson, daughtor of R, B Thompson, Kise ll of Elizabeth, N. J. No cards. .Younc—Carens,-—- On Wednesday, June %, at Churoh of Holy Communion, New York, by the Rov. Dr. F. B. Lawrence, Aum V. Youne to Josxrnixg W. Carsns, daughter of the late Hon, LeGrand G. Capers, all of Brooklyn. Portland (Me.) papers please copy. DIED, ' ALLEX.—At Stamford, Conn., June 15, Jomxrmar W. of New York city. Relatives and friends aro invited to attend tha fh. neral, from his late residence. Stamford, on Monday, 19th inst., at twelve o'clock. Carriages will be in waite ing on alot the 10:10 A. M. from Grand Con- tral depot; returning train at 1:43 P. M, Interment af Woodlaya Axxovb,—On Wednesday, Juno 14, Wirtsam E. An ns son of the laie E. W. Arnold, in the 30th yoar of 18 WO ‘The funeral will take place on Sunday next, at one P, M., from the residence of his mother, Granville, N, J. Friendg and relatives are respectfully Ls ides Keyport boat leaves foot of Harrison st, at 9 A, MM. Bouxptox,—at Forrestburg, Sullivan county, on ‘June Many C. Berpick, widow of the late Wiliam k and daughter of the late Andrew Gassuor. Tho tuneral will take place at St. Paul’s Kpiscopal church, New York city, on Saturday, June 17, at twe P. M,. ‘Friends are invited to attend. Cuirtox.—On Friday, Juno 16, Cataarixe Currom, wite of Charles Clifton, aged 33 years. Funeral from ber late idence, 71 West 35th st, on Sunday, nt haif-past twelve P. M. ' Friends of the fam~ ily are requested to attend. ‘Cope, —On Friday, June 16, alter a lingering illness, Nicuoras Cops, in the 69th your of his age. Relatives and friends of the fan re respectfully Invited to attend the faceral, from his late residence, ere , Brooklyn, on Sanday afternoon, at two elo Newbvorg (N. Y.) and San Francisco (Cal.) papers please cop: coxpk.—At West Troy, June 6, Kirry Howarn, wife of J. G. Conde and youngest daughter of N, Howag), Jr., of New York, aged 26 years, Dowsixa,—On Tuesday, Juve 13, after a lingerag sickness, Hannan Dowsixa, beloved wite of Mortimet Downing. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at tend the faneral, from 150 Franklin st, on Saturday, June 17, at one o'clock P, M. Draxe.—On Me the 15th inst, at Rye, Wost chester county, , Many E., wife of Sse ni Drake and ieatoe: ot’ the Inte James Raymond, of Carmel, Putnam county, N. Y. Notice of funeral hereafter, Farrer, —At New Brighton, 8. 1, on Thursda: evening. June 15, Miss Kiszanuta Farrent, aged years, 10 months and 13 days. Funeral will take place at two P, M., Saturday. Jd Horcnrxsox.—On Thursday morning, Juno 16, Same ve. Hurcmnaon, in the Tlst year of bis age. Retatives and friends are invited to attend the fune- ral, from his late residence, 106 Montague 8t., bad on Staurday, Kixo,—On Tharsday, Juno 15, 1876, Fran M., Frank aud Alico King’ uged 4 yeurs, 3 months cad vi days. Puseend will take piace from 365 Hudson at, at twa o'clock P. M., on the 17th inst. Keuty,—In Hoboken, on June 14, Fronexce Haw | pigrra, youngest child of Isaline and the late Thomas ¥. Kelly, aged 7 months, Notic. of tuneral hereafter. /KwunicaN.—On Friday, at six A. M., Cariente Ker« HIGAN, @ Dative of the parish of Inver, county ond gal, Ireland, in the 40th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respedt- fally invited vo attend the funeral, at two P. M. on Sup. day, June 18, from the residence of her mother, 443 East 12th st, Leptey.—On Thursday, Juno 15, Jauxa T. Lepusy, im the 56th year of bis age. ‘The relatives and fv1ends of the family, and those of his brother, Francis W. Ledley, are respecttully m- vited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his ren No. 9 Sheriff st, on Sunday, June 18, at one Leoortr.—On Thursday, Jone 15, 1876, Fraxcxs widow of the late Thomas H. Leggett, of Flushing, L, in her 80th year. ‘Relatives and friends are invited to bes fanaa oe Sunday, the 18th inst, at four o'clock P. M,, from Jate residence, near Main street depot Cars leave Hunter’s Point at 3:30 P. M. Lexaitey,—Suddenly, on June 16, Braxamp C, Laxa nxn, at his late residence, 186 Hester st. Notice of bis tuneral hereatter, McCantay.—Juno 15, Joux McCantay, © native of Barreron, county Cork, Ireland, in the 64th year of hie age. Relatives and friends of the family arg respectfully invited (o attend the funeral, from bis late br be feng ba lg pir gunna 14, at o's o'clock. cLaix. —On inesday, james MoLate, © aged 37 years, 5 mouths and 11 lag Funeral from his late residence, No, 27 King sh, o8 Saturday, June 17, at one P. M. ene —On Friday, Juno 16, Gaivvera P. Panay ae rh ice of funeral in to-morrow’ wane Thursday, Juno sas Vuaxors Paiest, “ihe relatives and friends of the family are respect fully invited to attend the faneral, from his late reat dence, 203 Kast 109th et, on Saturday, 17th, —s Partowanp.—On Thursday, Juno 14, Mani Prircuanp, aged 26 years. Funeral srvices at me residen Sunday, Jun RICHARDSON. —AL Poug! Pipcy A 13th ist, er in the 88th year of his Ne The iriends of the family aro teen ee invited te brag hs funeral, tach e the ney, o Sah ee ist en on Sata VENCRR — jerinanl 2 jane bi? bebileys toes fr. = * ‘uneral services at Christchurch, Germantown, om pede a em at half-past eleven o'clock. will meet train at Germantown depot, peeves, oth and Green ats, Mite mpgs at eleven o'clock, oF wallets Pe i. ation, Taya