The New York Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1876, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Speculative Shares a Trifle Firmer—Sharp Decline in Coal Carrying Stocks. GOLD STEADY AT 112 1-2. Money on Call 2 and 2 1-2 Per Cent—Govern- ment and Railway Bonds Steady— Investments Generally Firm. Watt Srrzzr, } Moxpay, June 19-6 P. There was a disposition to let well enough alone this ‘morning, if not even to agvance prices, but the coal ‘stocks broke out with a fresh exhibition of weakness and alarmed the whole list. Not badly, however, for the dec!ine in other things was limited to & percent br 80, and was chiefly shown in Lake Shore, which fell off from 5534 to 54%, and in Western Union from 68% 26834. Indeed the St, Paul and Northwestern shares Fefused to be scared at ail, and assumed a detant front in the shape of better figures, The Old Broad street party, which has been dry nursing their fayprites through good and ill report, still occupy their former Sairey Gamp position and by caretul attention, have succceded in licking their bantling into about the most favorable financial shape of any railroad securities in the list There is no doubt that these lines are doing a profitable business at paying rates, which is likely to continve so long as grain flows Eastward, and they themselves keep out of the cutthroat cumpetit.on which the great trunk lines are indulging tn. There is somewhat of a pause in the Lake Shore movement, although in magnitude of operations.1t stood ut the head of the list. There was no evidence that the reported manipulators were acting at all, aud the stock was left to be guided by tho “Judge” and his jury of fellow scalpers, At the very cnd Luke Shore rallied up to 55, with rather a firm tone to proceedings. Western Union at one time betrayed great weakness, being offered down to 6834 1m such a menacing manner that there was a general standing from under. During the last half hour, however, a prominent broker who had just arrived from the ‘‘sad tea waves” of Fire Island dashed into the market a8 he is wont to do into the surf and slashed about with the result of accumulating a considerable amount of Mock and of marking the price up to 69, the highest point of day. To-morrow the transfer books close for the promised 1% per cent dividend, which will probably be paid, despite reports to the contrary and the doubtful sources from bine the money has been procured, The stocks of the coal combination do not seem to be having a very cheeriul time of it with all their monop- oly. Yoo may load your horse to water, but you can’t make him drink, and the combination may carry its coals to market but it can’t force buyers. Therefore, their product remains a drug on tho market, which bids fair to physic stockhulders of other companies than New Jersey Central. There was a re- port to-day that Delaware and Hudson had swallowed the pill which would result in the passage of the dividend, and the consequence was stumble in the stock from Saturday’s price of 108 to 106. Jn sympathy with the above New Jersey Central receded from 78 to 75, and Delaware and Lackawanna from 106% to 104%. In the final dealings there was a tally of about ono per cent. to supply the short de- mand and to realize the profits of the day. As awhole the market was dull and pretty much left to the predatory attacks of the guerillas, the com- Manding generals who usuaily “shape the ends’ of matters keeping sedulously aloof. THY SALE TO-DaY, The transactions to-day aggregated 83,600 shares— New York Centrul and Hudson River, 730; Erie, 775; Lake Shore, 20,025; Northwestern, 5,500; do. pro- ferred, 7,300; Rock Istand, 5,160; Paci Mail, 8,100; 8t. Paul, 8,100; do. preferred, 6,300; Ontos, 800; Western Uniou, 18,800; Wabash, 600; Union Pactiic, 100; Panama, 100; Delaware, Lackawanna and West. orn, 6,260; New Jersey Central, 5,830; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 650. ‘OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the da: Now York Central. Onna aus mer % a 0, C, oar Qtiaktiivers Svicteliver of 18 r ata a: ix.. 50. ue 2 guzel aoe cer Eg a 13) Panam = 2% Tole Wi | 655g Union Paeifie., 6) 1008, Missouri ten 9 42% Pro PCo.......118% ary ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The following are the changes in closing prices compared with those of yesterday :— jew York re 3¢; Hannibal and 8 loseph, x; Lake Snore, Michigan Central, , 5; Missouri fie, 1; Ronen, common, 3; do. pre- ferred, %; Ohio and Mississippt, % ; Rock alana, M St Pauly jo, preferred, 4; Union Pacitic, $y; Wer tern Union, Decuins.— Wabash, 3g; Panama, 2; Pacific Mail, %; New Jersey Central, 1%} Delaware und Lackawanna, 1456, C, 6 and L, 1. The rest of the market was stationary. ‘THY MONRY MARKEE. Money closed easy at 2 and 234 per cent. Prime paper Sand 63; percent. The following are the rates of ex- shange on New York at the undermentioned cities to. day ’;=Savanuah, M premiam; Charleston, easy and anchanged ; Cincinnati, oasy at par; New Orleuns, % a 46; Chicago, par, 25 cents discount, and St, Louis 58 to 15 premium. Sterling exchange was firm. Prime asking rates, 4.38 and> 4.90; selling rates, 4.873; a 4.68 and 489% 2490 Reichimarks, 9534 a 9534 und 953% a 9634. Cables, 963. Prime Paris, 6.15 and 5.1246. THE GOLD MARKET, Gold opened snd closed at 112;, with sales in the {nterim at 112%. Tho rates paid for borrowing were 1, Qand 1 per cent per annum and 1-64 per diem, Loans were also made flat and at 2 per cent ior carry. ing. OPRRATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances: $655,204 Gurrency balao 760,244 Gross clearances. 9,580,000 64. 134,053 2,803,510 8,087,282 | 1,021,368 | GOVERNMEST BONDE. Government bonds were firm in tone. 1867's sold at 123 mw 1234. New fives were active aud sales were made at 117% a 117%. Th» folowing were tho latest quotations:—United States currency sixes, 125% 8 126% ; do, do,, 1881, registered, 1204 a 120%; do. d0., d0., coupon, 124@ 124i; do, do., 1865, regie- tered, 116 0 116% ; do. do, do., coupon, 116 a 11635; da do., do, new, regletered, 117} a 117% ; 40. do., do., di coupon, 120% a 121; du. do., 1867, registered, 119% 120; do, do. , do,, coupon, 1234 0 12334 ; do, do., 1863, re- istered, 121 a 121);; do. do., do, coupon, 12414 4125; do, ten-forties, registered, 118 a 1184; do. do, cou- pon, 118% 0110; do. fives, 1881, registered, 117% a 117%; do. do, do., coupon, 117% « 117%. * TER YOKMIGN MARKET. ‘The London advices report s sieady market for se- @arities. Consois advanced 'g per cent as compared ‘with closing quotations of Sacurday, bat bi since Jost 14 per cent of the improvement Unitod States bonds are jf per cent biguer, except for ten-forties, which are steady, Eric iw quiet at 124 912%. French \ wemies advaneed to 106 300 £62,000 sterling went into the sank of England to-day. ‘The increase of specie in the Imperial Bank of Berlin for the past week was 2,883,000 marks, The following are quotations at five o'clock P. M.:—onsols for money, 9434 & 945g; do. for account, 943 a 9444; ve-twenty bonds of 1865, old, 105%; do. do, 1867, 105%; ten-forty | bonde, 1073; new tives, 10654; Krie, common shares 123g a 12%; do., preterred shares, 19. A large failure is reported in Cardiff, Wales, im the corn and provisions trade, Liabilities said to be £100,000. Amsterdam ad- vices report Northwest preferred at 5744. RAILROAD BOXDS. 1n railroad bonds the transactions were small eutside of the St. Paul issues, which were strong, firsts selling at 11644, La Grosse division at 104'{ a 104% and cou- solidated sinking funds at 93. Chicago and Northwest- ern firsts were in demand and sold at 1054;, do. consol- idated coupon gold bonds advancing to 9234, Central Pacifies Fose to 109%, do. San Joaquin Branch to 9234, Union Pacific firsts to 105%, New Jersey Central con- solidated firsts to 105, and an odd lot of Fort Wayne third at 103, Tho latest bids were as follow Albany and Susq Ist ‘Albany and Susq 2d. Albany and Susq 3d. Lake Shore con cp Lake Shore con rg 1st Marietta & Cincin in. M45 daw Miles North Mo tat. MH & St Obio & Mass con & Muase Obio & Miss con. MILES Ohio & Miss Mil & 8t C Chi a N Chi &N Chi & N, Morris & Essox 2d Morris & Easex 7'4, "71.105: Mor & Eas Lot gon 'd- 10385 ad, 78, 1870 Lad iy ‘Tol lst, 1890.. 50 Towa Ist) ...... 63. tas & Cen D Missouri Let, 84! West Union bds. 1800. ¢. 9Y, West Union bds, 1900,r, 9Y THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The gold payments at the Sub-Treasary today amounted to $97,000 for bonds and interest, ‘The stiver payments amounted to $23,274, of which $10,274 was to 130 applicants under $100 limit; the premium on small change runges from 1a2% peryf cent, BANK SHARES. Bank shares were neglected. The latest bids are annexed :—American Exchange, 109; Central Nawional, 102; City, 300; Commeree, 11534 iret National, 200; Fifth Avenue, 210; Fourth National, 90; Hunover, 75; Leather Manufacturers’, 150; Manhattan, 120; Merchants’, 112; Merchants’ Exchange, 100; Metro- politan, 128; New York, 117; Nintu National, 80; Phanix, 92; Republic, 79; St. Nicholas, 98 STATE BONDS, State bonds at the board were 44 lower for Missouri long sixes, and otherwise firm, with business in Mis- souri sixes of 1878 and Tennessee sixes new. District of Columbia 3.65 bonds sold at 704. INVESTMENT SHAKES. In the investment line of stocks weakness was shown by Deluware and Lackawanna, which declined from 10644 to 105 @ 10434, closing at 1054j. Jersey Central followed in quick pursuit at 77% a 773; a 78 a 17. 70% a 74% a 7534. Rock Island was frm at 107% a 100 a 1094. Illinors Central brought 97a 974%. C., GC, C and [., 44446245. New York Central, ex-diviaend, 1063g a 107g a 10714. Delaware and Hudson, 106 a 105, Pennsylvania Coal, 260. Welis Fargo Express, 90, American, 69 0 58% 0593; Pittsburg, 92%. TUE RAILROAD WAR ‘ presents no new feutures, It has vow lasted for neariv two months and the motive for a settlement is daily diminished by the making of contracts with the prin- cipal shippers, both Kast and West, to transport freight at existing rates fora period extending from six Months even tou year. A glance at the tabi below will show how severe and bitter the fight bas be- come, The rates of January and February, 1875, are of the rail- those that werd fixed, by the .comprom) roada after the cutting that followed the opening of the Chicago Branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, during which the rate on grain to New York was reduced to thirty cents. RATES OX WEST BOUND FREIGHT. lst dtd Ath Spt eldss, class, class, c.ass, class, January, 1875..... 0c, T5c, Oe, = 4a June, iste we, 25 Ye Ide, Ibe. From tho West there 18 little to come except fourth ciass and grain, which in February, 1876, were 35 cents against 20 now, The rates given for 1875 are nearly 50 per cwt. below the average rates prior to 1873. While tho foregoing are the all rail rates to and from Chicago as published, and at which long contracts have been made—the rates to and from intermediate and competing points being made upon this basis—it is as- serted that in special cases a reba from even these low prices, On west bound fourth and special classes, by rail to Buffalo and thence by lake to Chicago, therates are 11 cents, And on grain from Chicago to Boflaio the rate is 24¢ cents per bashel by lake, thence by canal to New York 6 cents more. PRILADRLPHA STOCKS. ‘The following are the Vhiladelphia stock quotations fat three o’clock this day :— Bid, Asked.” City sixes, DEW....2se.eesseees + 108%. "109 United Companies of New Jersey. 140 M1 Pennsylvania Railroad Philadelplua and Reading Lebigh Valley Rauiroad .... + 60 605; Philadelphia and Erie Raiiroad. + 18% «18 Northern Central Raiiroad, " Bay Lehigh Navigation..... . 4a Lehigh Navigation gold loan, . 106 MINING STOCKS The following table of prices of the prominent gold and silver mining shares, iweluding the opening price to-day, as received by telegraph from San Francisco, is furnished by Mr, William Ward, Drexel Building:— he, “— sr eer June19. Changes, Alpha. Dechned 8 Belcher. Ww 17 nai Bext & Belcher, 63 46 Declinea 6 Caledonia. 9 9 Dechned 1 California. 16 4 Declined 2 Choliar Voton. 83 $1 Declined 3 Con. Virgima,. 63 oL Declined Grown Point... 10 Ww Advanced i KurekaCon.... 1 iL ibs Gould & Curry, 16 14 - Hale & Nor's., 64 10 Dechinea 14 Imperial... 7 6 lined 1 Justice. 22 23 Deciined 1 . Kentuck 12 12 oe 20 25 Declined 3 62 bo Dechned 2 55 ou _ 1 9 Declined = 1 ly 18 Deciined 1 13 12 Declined 1 Silver Hili.... 7 8 Advanced 1 Gnton Consol, 11 10 Declined 2 YeilowJacket., 29 40 Advanced 1 *stock increwsed five new shures for one of old, The following are the closing quotations received from San Fransiace by telegraph :— CALIFORNIA mINING STOCKS. Consolidared Virgii % Crown Point, ‘MEMORANDUM, The St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern Railway earnings (estimated) are as follow! to 15, 1876, dune 8 to 15, 1875... Increase. .. January 1 to June 15, 15° January 1 w June 15, 1875, $61,318 57 49,702 30 seveestoeeess «STL615 58 Increase .... NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES ‘Wox oar, Jano 19, 1876, BKFOKE CALLSLO A ML Teibs bid 100 hs © & NW pl.b3 65 » 20 Cb a NW NEW YORK HERALD. 400 Pac Matlss 4 do. TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1876—TRIPLE SHEET. j Jow middling, 10%e.; middli ecw 16 Miseoust steers at pop ro T1Ne Spot sales were as with $1 on pe bees on 17 head: hy h SI "Bio ar eight 6)g ewt. & oor AnD eae & Buckingham sold 397 Ohio per es “lowed # on oe head, November’ 100 at 11-19: 18e: Dee bales, To-day, uy 300 “at be Ess Ohio sheep. y lands, weight at Be, ae in Seid tor we ‘per head 1, and lambs, average $4 14 por hei os Viretate sheep. weight 1 at 12'4e., woe - Tasie., 3 1 Tame, weight 0 toa “ L fain bs, weigh 2 70) Ie Hime Mthtowe sold "68 “Ohio mie 10 seep, sheep, ‘90 Ibs. 7 sr, 8) 318 day inet This since aa 4,041,018 *y, was foul Havre, ‘Baws steam. %c., compressed. ‘Yo Ham- 1 average $8 43 0 ad ‘steam, hie pel weight 11,720 Iba, at x per r ner) Kontecey Kentucky lambs, \t } 100K ax specter Ueleed oy 120 Tba."at Tee. Foy S74 bushels; omts, 11) Vitaus ann Canres, Rustermilk-fed salves sold at 440. par calves ut Se, a 8A%c, per Ib. Hoas.—27 Obie tiogs were sold on live weight; terms not quality veals to hay ordinary quality 1° a te, Western and Sout ye four was quiet; aboi 25 Mich Cen Ri. .be y 900 Chi a, 8 W Kit bs ut $00 bbls. sold at do bs 1,000 bls, sold at $33 20 for, Bes iywine, and $2.53 & So foray, and Pennsylvania yellow, DOMESTIC bs cuccogee evasnog, June 19, 3 Bou M ast P bon 10000 Win & St P ist. . 5000 W 1 sof ftton quiet and stow if Ky; forks coastwiea, < New Ontxaws, June 19, 1876. Cotton frm: falr demand: muadiion, 119 good ordinary, Expares to the Convina Moaitz, June 19, 1876. low ‘middliag, Net Sedetpte, 88 balon” Salen, EEESSSESERS PF fe, 1000 Te Wom evbl. 1 2000 Bur, Ow & M lst tO she Del & H Can 250 de Savannait, June 19, 187, Coston tiem; ‘adding, Ie. ; low ti 0 Lea o 8 4 Fs 7 5 8 8 6 7 3 9 4 a ‘ a rt} 50 20 ch 50 15 00 25 SSSESESESSLE FOsGrrPeeeerrt ar ports coustwise, G18, Sales, 00. 2 $ et ee areas S ofotton quiets, scidditn 5 we coastwise, S88. Sal Ftexagetox, Jame 17, 1970, Spirits of turpentine Rosin steady at ady $1 20 for strained, ‘Tar fem at $1 Go. Oswego, June 19, 1876, amber winter, xtra, 87 73; cones sales, 1:00 bbls, W and. prices, to 1,000 for unsound No, 3 Chic. $119 $116 fo Milwaukeo, $119 4 $1 ungfaded Minnesota, $112 for unsoun Tnctuded. ia tho sbury 18 20/000 vushols Corn was quiet, but ‘rm + sions Are made ou large lot Corn quiey at dre, Coru in Canal freights—W! ky ir, €2 100 Pee a8: ves rime No. 1 DMinnosota at $l U1, The sales were avout 1 do.. 100 Pae Ki of Mobead ree Se RR. .be £3 t, 3,000 bushels; Buvrrato, June 19, 1876. Grain in store—Whont, 456,705 busiisls; corn, 16.505 do.; barley, 15,018 do. ; rye, 2,0M9 do Vushels. ‘Leke receipts 444,000 busiiels; corn, do. | Kuilro mere Flour, reipt: ot, 1 41 shipments—W! te | Dushets ar Saige, a 43e, lor No, 1 wt ive, 42° [ ot Barley aud barley malt were ‘tull niet. We quote:— 4 $2.0 for single, $225" for tor rough: Mania. 19,54 ; oats, 62,000 do, ; ry 7,000 bbls; wheai, 22,000 oushel 5, Fi RMP AxD Jvtx.—The inarket was American dre-sed, $1 miouts tor tidewater youd shipments-—Flour, 7,500 vba. els; corn. 100,000 do. 5 ont bal Canal treighte lower—Wheat, jew York, tolis included; us Fiour firm and in mand; sales 1,000 bola. xt unchanged prices. iy 38 Aha? 37; Shas i oats, Bdge. to ilsin frlanus 320, fale to wood 4¥e Sue: + wales of 1,400 vushe Navan Stones,—The market was ao quiet and an- Odo, white Wi 63°43. 75. Tar strained, $1 20 aig oa _ Turpentine stendy: quvte s spleltesa Rosin-—common, to good Wi « $2 rt do. 800 U8 0.0.6. UB. 000) Long Inand Ist. a lowe ; 14,4 “Unis retailing oly’ held io store “at See, eglvcted. Pork dull at $19 5) for heavy mess. Highwines duil at $1 12 tor city made. Touxoo, June 19, 1876, Wheat inactive; No. 1 white Michigan beld at €1 2 pos aud Juve, $1 ‘a red. win rejected do. , Hie, y held at 53%6., ve. vifered ; yO Me he Breda, $76. 1000 17000 Mo 3 Peon wt, 12000 Un Pi gaiet, “We quote Linseed, casks, Southern yellow, 4%e. ite winter, Haga cthi sot nen Io., tnd Michigan, $1 1935 do, Dayton aud Michigin, 8c. %; joo sv ori WRR. 200 do es 60 Ohio & Miss RR. G0) Mita BO et Atle ugust; No,'s Chicago spring, Corn active, firm uud higher; aly; AG?ee,, August. reject iriy uetive und u sliade bighe: and July; rejected, 24340. ley quiet’ ab S73g¢. Ingber, cloyed at iaide prices: $10 13 8 a "giy ma spot aud 20; a Fam shipment ry ear tne. 8 Use sis BO asked: aor ‘S19 80 bid, $20 asked; $20 20 asked; Occober, $19 20 di were 500 bbis, at i higher at $1 10 asked, | Froights—Who corn to Buffalo, 23ge. Rallreat Tretghes to New York, 20c. sip? Leper oxniy afro Meena bi 62.04 0 do. ; Be i. 18,00" 2000 Erie 4th m: $19 80. for July; Tivo + Ma SP bet $20, and 50 bbin, 2 109 shs N J Cen RR. 100 do... wheat, 130,009 baal. 8, 138, ey 00. ; barie; 800 do, Net ine Hourd wheat low oF. June Se Sulys 100 3 400.0 a Fas te Ist $1 08g sAugun 1c. ponin Uuts bor VO Sui 81d Bo. August. DAIRY PRODUCE MARKETS, Lirrum Fans, N. ¥., June 19, 1876. ‘The market for cheese to-day was ‘the largest of ‘the sea- fou, prices neatly the same ax thoss of lass week. | 9.740 boxes were sold at uw range of Use. w 10d¢c., bus fow sal of the sales werd at 1U%6 ce. id at Be. Loss thant 10) firkiue of butter were offered, and they wo: dola at 220. 9 240, ‘Tho top pries bali nly, while 2d, was tha ruling figure, PRINT CLOTH MARKET. Provipence, R. L., J cloths aro firm at previous, pri viekied do, at 9} Bact run Jou Te Ist Shed GOWO West Pac bds. 4000 Bt Lal Me Ist.be 10 she Amer cx Bk 1 15 boxus city ‘ong ¢ ‘lbur sold at Tie clear std Sbicaes ot chung '@ quote 1 et. Ti "280 boxes long jarrels— Extra mess, —City extra Indie ‘teen, 828 a rime mess, $20. Hee hams ul at Ghat ‘or peling Western. “Smoked weuts uiet a ams and Oe. & Vgc. for ra. Lard way firmer, with a fair b sig 4 ing “cull” prices re ny asked: i July, Sul sia as bid 8122 aa iacoes ot SUL BS StL. and $11 tig? St 9, $13 1236 tor August wade Miite smete 100: Ses = ci, at Ne. teres Western at S11 4) » $11 95, Ke- 30 American Bx. 30 do. the outside fru 400 do... 100 Mich Ven RE...be Br Ls & WORK. be.88 400 do. for creamery make Meth iy ‘Be ul 20. C oo. Ghee xW id st 10. U3, for no to Taney state end 'Va: 8 Oye. for hale Fte was ssendy, with f fale Jobbing deman quote :—Carotiaa, fair to prime, Mes 1 0 ood, Se. w Siee.: do., prime, 5% 7 e's Pain tt oe *7%e., cold: Ras We note snies 228) bhds. pad HAVANA MARKETS. Havana, June 19, 1876, loons om BR. Spanish gold, 217% » 217%. EUROPEAN MARKET, Livexroot, Paopuce, Mauxer—Livnroot, Jase 19— Evening.—Linsced oil, 28s. Od. u 248. per ew ipl git Ns FINANCIAL, ¥ REASONABLE RATES —MONEY Oi Endowment Invarauee Volictes, Mory eat pens i anee, it effe a1 eas TWABIGI & U0. 11? Browdwaye je rs TORS CAN RECKIVE A gAMPLE «copy of this week's doings in Wall st, predictions as to fature prices uf stock stuck privileges for seven to UO days wu best mode of operating. Address TUMBRE Stock Brokers, 0 Broaaway, corner Wall et.. New York, sf fair to good, 08 be oy Oe soy Ist. iy af a] 1@0 she ‘At : b Tel 125 American Kx NE z to. aantvitngas tat do,, molasses, hhds. — Forto Rico, retulny ts. ts REEF ie ed se wranul ‘Areanintc- the srarkes was dell Receipts, SH hhds., 315 bbls. and Seasks. The ‘duit $e: Bales 75,00 Ibs, ge. ea « & 300 Mil & StF RR, do. . maiket was very — sete + wiih quotations of bas been made Jatermation as 222 ALN. Citeaiaiion of the EVENING TELRGRAM for the bysibiisixe 200. A LINE, Bee. ‘aces provjmony within Bacon a te ‘Sin. for cheese, and grain ra de ‘a6 Frain at OMG GOlbe. To. Meiatol. per Ys and « small quantity tall * Pay 1 Be ‘at 2x. Bd, and per steam 24,000 bush: ‘ab Tuesaay, san Di Wednesday, June 3} 4 RVR isiNG 2060°A LINE ‘Thursday, June 15 ADV. Friday, Jane 16. Saturday, June 17, NY ADVE ie HBING 3 100 tierces veot 72,000 ra are Ss, Dustels grain ub 744d 8 744 and 70 bhds. tallow — od. and £10 serrate an Ttattun b: june Voyage, will 3,000 quarte nm bark (now at Sandy Nook) hots Pens rh for orders, with $.000 quarters « Norwegian burke, trom Baltimore (vw ari dare, with 2.0 quarcers tain each, on private ¢ laud # brig 200 sous. trom Boston, to, score tor or: ders, with grain don thence ta'United Kinsidom dive bur warta Roads for or port + & 200 oni £38 W RRBs COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT FIRMER—FUTURES 1-80. A 3-16c, HIGHER—FLOUR DULL—WHEAT FAIRLY QUIET—OATS DULL LOWER—WHISKKY QUIET AND NOMINAL— PORK FIRMER—LARD YIRMER-—PETROLEUM FIRM- QUIET—ROSIN QUIET—OILS QUIET—FREIGHTS STEADY—COF- FEK STRONG—SUGAR FIRM. Mowpay, June 19—6 P. M. + The merchandise markets were dul! almost without exception and prices fluctaated contmually, though comparatively few Un ‘Change flour was duil. tive, but at lower prices, changed. Outs were dull, irregular and lower, key was quiet aud nominal. Fork and lard were firmer, Freights were steady. Futures were ‘sc, a 3-l6c. higher. al stores were generaily quiet. Petroleum was strong and active. quiet and firm, Covrex.—The market for Brazile was firm, but quiet; on Saturday et Baltimore, ex Kt, U, ‘The stock here tonight is Galveston, 4,000 do.; at New Orleans Savannah, 2,000 do, ; TOCA. cee eee eens Ks AB NTRS a6" A Lit ‘at Gay dud en Ave r= pap brah Et 0 350 tons general carge to Unued oatutenl Us, oF bace rman Baltic with 3 a retest ramored bouce toJa bark from Ba.timore to Stsin 2.800 bbls, retaed petroieum at same voyage with 2,500 bbis. do. at tons copper ore from # Spanish port t. your: postuge prepald, Widow STARTING A HOARDING , HOUsH TN A Brat clase location, wishes to race ihattel mortgaxe. and. © cheite ven Addross Mra, LOVETT, it Atnerican bitrx hen Se. per month, €8 retined petroleany TURPENTINE = ER—SPIRITS for or he innotler themes tor 24 brig with 900 w York at 9s.; an ned toa Spanish port with tobacce oa 28 tons Lat with good taceees Herald Uj (VROICE INVESTMENTS. 7, @ and 10 per cont. Municipal Bonds, City Ratiroad Stocks, tes chink oosisinaolacd strictly tirst class securiti for eale at desirable prices Uy eRe He Nicol. eet efrtbe koave os Cluy and County Ratlroad Bonds, Insarance and Bank Stocks, &e,, Wheat wus fairly uc. Bat Corn was quiet avd un- oo teas ‘tare etoe Hel sciorata privilege Of Adriatic, 58, Gd, for LUIS. und 206. tur eases, th 3 to the Moditerraneun, Reliable investments ar rigeeinicy 20 Fl 00 SILVER MINING (OR SALE —$it but not active. Cotton on the spot was firmer. NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS, Mowbar, June 19,1374, RRCEIPTS FOR THE PAST Wek. Veals and Shaep ant box 188 ‘era ‘atic 3,740 bags Rio sold Iw Wright, on private torma. city railroad Stocks and Re, NT, 149 Broadway, SWERS FURNISHED £0 Arison Hons for loans on elty Property 96 | levees x do, a Baltimore, gies do, ; aftoi PIERCE, NO. 5 PINE cs LOANS MONBY tat 0 LET OLD _ EaTALISHED noe and Banking Office, Bull's Head Bank oulidin, erate eRtRIO to = energetic party, i Mex! 16} Nee. thes angostare, 1c © 184; sevanilis, 1 « c a iy ite = a V ARTE —610.000, oR, Fe, FOR FIVE YEARS TO secured on the groun ottiee. oe iosing prises ve ening vi WANTAD-VOK THEATRICAL excellent artists; som meuge Ey Address ‘a: 5 Ulimois ee 2 at le. Oe, ver b.. sight eu Th eet etcongs 9 Hiuinoss steers at 1a sold fe To ti . -OEPeUggrerers Muses for wei ois LOAN ON UNDOUBTE: 5 Ais with fair salary for A an draws Si Lite ti Dlihois steers at ¥! services; lumber CuNT ON FinaT an VN. 3 Pine ok ) Loan at u PER © ass Thy ath, ALUERE DELLA: COPARTNERSHIPs, Nee WAL St. or et YORK. JUNE 176 — red Cay meatal ‘ones RVIN & ROBINS Mw ‘The lay lormed a copariuersisp for th wid Foxerage Uusiness ut railroad a onds Kd—inak in, penebig ot ralicend wines Vo.. weight Oewt.; 45 lilinols stee Ae, weight bis owt. Ulery & Cary sold tor ‘68 Missouri 1,389,301 29 + 1,160,086 69 + + «$235,406 60 ay 4 uae own ga tte hand Howard o 116 ee 16 We a yal cht Dawe cil, Lilinols steors at Vige steers, Wb, ry Hitinote rere ae per Ts oxch at 2 Marvin peso sy 99 fins edwin Ee forking, inember of th ewe | 16 one at Be DP vspere will contion ———— Sera ON _®QUSIVESS OPPORTUNITIES. BAND LUN (BGOd—SPLENDID LOCe tablished, paying sini 4 MATCH ma TORR running, for sule: part ee to outain pretitaule staple business, "hadress id oft Bei, French we WE COUNTRY.—$2,000 CASH half interest, Consult CAMPBELL, H& MANUPATCRER OF & trolling w large A. but whose capital is 1 irOs % partnor, clther special ie red, Address 8. J., box 135 Herald once, ARTNER TO PURCHAS INTEREST IN VALUABLE Ot staple. Room 51, Astor patent, Just issaed Honso offie : ARTNER WANTED—WITH $4,000 CASH, IN AN established cash manufacturing business: sure inco: Of $6,000 per annum; investigation solicited. Address BR’ AND, Herald office. Lj 10,000 or heed answer, Address A. M. 4, Heral ottice. Rv OPPORTUNITY. —POR SALE, A ‘GOOD, SAFE, ished: goods’ sold 10 merchants and jobbers ouly ; thi Premraten has other bust 9 in wae elty, and will rendi rebaser bis aid; hi required, $1,500; none but o (fea, airing « good, safe business need reply to this, Addr as lock box. 28 F oftice, x, N | OHBAP—HALF INTEREST IN LIGHT OFFICB usiness, paying $150 weekly profit: can ar aart A Seaalaante bos ot ise a siness, Address CONT OL, raid ws i t A WELL ESTA Lee importation a mmission business, with a ef capital of from $5,000 to $6,000; for ® young and smart man splendid opportunity to get into # remuneratinyg business, Add nting interview, dc., A. B., box 134 Mi ° Pi I expital, as mail, with stump, tor particular ANTED—A PARTNER | # manufacturing business TH $12,000 TO $15,000 IN ot LI yonrs’ standing, have an wishing ing a desirable established trade: any business man to luvest will find thie © good upportunity. Address 8. At W., Herald office, 1.000. ~PARTNER “WA TED 2, Mane ih Vy 4 5.000. =MANUFAOTURING BUSINESS, IN 3U0.* De + cessful oper . Ling $0,000 to 00 per anhum; equipped with all necdssary Twehinory, carrying uo stock, without risk oF lability. price $8.00, worth $12,090; is offered for sule on favornb) owner being called to Kuro 001 iN THE WHOLESALG MILLINERY 5 busine: 3 perinee wanted in @ guod house wou ‘a valuable trade and the best of connections, Apply to GRIGGS & CARLETON, 98 Broadway, A PARTNER, WITH THE 4 above uaued cash capital, to take an wer ve int nestublishod and paying business in Bam Francisco: frst class refercnoas xiven and Foqurad, for the firs: right man thisis a rare opportunity. - Address ¥., Herald office, os BUSINESS TROUBLES, Walter B. Whiting, importer and Jobber of fancy goods, of No. 306 Broadway, and Wisner H. Townsend, oilcloth commission merchant, of No. 139 Duane street bave made assiguments for the benelfit of their credi tora, The examination of Mr. Alvin Bunt, Daniel Drew's attorney in bankruptcy, which was set down for Satur- day last, before Register Willams, of No 4 Warren street, has been adjourned until Thursday next at two Y, M. Mr. Drew's examination will probably be held this week, at his country resort, in Putnam county. At is vow said that the liabilities of Messra, Witham Checks & Co,, ageuts and jobbors in silk und drese goods, of No. 261 Broadway, will . reach $260,000, ‘This was contradicted, however, at the store of 1 firm yesterday alternoon. The firm hope to make such an arrangement with their creditors as will enable them to resume their business. Tb preparing a statement which will show their exact liab lities and assets. The cause of their failure is shrinkage in the Values of their stock on band. LEGAL COMPLICA‘IONS, A complicated caso of alleged conspiracy to defraud came up in the afternoon session of the Fifty- seventh Street Court yesterday, in which James J, A, Bruce, of No. 120 Broadway, was the complainant, and Thomas W. Wyatt, a lawyer of No, 21 Park row, and Wellington A. Carter, a merchant of No, 62 Cort | landt street, wore the defendants. It appeared tha Bruce is the executor for three persons named Ethma B. Bruce, Elivso B, Melvin and William ©, Stout, Parties for whom Wyatt acted as counsel obtained a Judgment against the estate of those for whom Bruce was executor in the courts of Weatchester county for the sum of $80. Mr, Brace knew nothing of the proceedi by which this judgment was obtained, Wyatt, it is alleged, then procufed a tranecript of the judgment, which he entered in the County Clerk's office in this city, He next got Sheriff O’Brien to levy on the premises No. 109 East i first street, which belonged to the estate, although there was sufficient property to satisiy the judgineut in Westchester county if they had seen ft to set: upon it, The house, which was worth $13,000, was sold for $189, and after Mr. Wyatt aud his client, Mi Carter, were satisfied the remainder was claimed the Shoriff, Possession was still to be obtain however, of the house, and this wi no small difficulty to get’ over. But Wyatt, itis alleged, was equal to the emergency. A men named Dunn was brought into the piot, and he leased he house from Bruce for a year. Having obtaiued, jon of it be transferred itover to Wyatt and Car- d and sold and resoid, until it changed hands several times within a sbort space, and then Mr, Brace became at last acquainted wito the plot by which wis wards bad been swindied. He commenced proceedings forthwith to recover the house on the ground of conspiracy to deiraud, and succeeded, after a lengthy litigation in the Superior and Supreme courts, in obtaiuing a judgment in his favor. Judge Sedgwick, it is said, in rendering the decision characterized bee toy saving by Wyatt and Carter as a gross outrage. hile the Itigation oy Wid Bruce was being carried ov a man named Cotton W. Bean began an action to forclose a mortgage on t house, $0 a8 to complicato matters ‘and prevent by that means the recovery by Br of the house. But thi ike ull the others inade to provent the decision in wi favor, failed, and the house is now in the hands of its righetal owner. Mr, Bruce has commenced criminal proceedings against Wyatt and Curter, with the view of punishing them, for he bolds them to be the principals im the alleged conspiracy, Tt is due to the defendants to stato that they deny the charge in toto, and that they will, they claim, be able in an examination to disprove the allogatioua here made, Wyatt has not yet been arrested, and Carter was altowed to go until to day on the responsibility of his counsel, SUNDAY LIQUOR. Tho following paper, which has been circalati: about a week, has received the signatures of numerous | citazons, the names of the most prominent of whom are appende New Yorn, June 8, 1376, From the earliest colonial days the quiet and order va Sunday in this city and Stato have been protected by le Jation. and the sule of intoxicating drink on that day been restricted or forvidden. Statistics show that public liquor selling on Sunday has most fraitfl souree of paupsrism and disorder, Stato has, withstood. all efforts te respect, and it iy the clear duty of all ge upon the bench to the humblost wr, to Kive it cordial supp ‘This means not only thet suitable measures alt be adopted 10 punish offenders, but that persistent and flagrant violation of Inw 3! rovented. To this end the ofticers or the law are clothed with nathority to-errest summarily thone who sre seen in the commision of crime, and thove inct indicates «clear parpos and int ‘ von of e hg e if mi or selling, and request that fu thall be adopted and. inaintained as will most successfully compel respest and obedience, Norman White, Chairman; “Jamey W. Beckman, Nathaw Bishop. William A. Bouth Onrter, Thomas rt Ht, Frederick G. Foster, Thouaore Havemoyer, J. Pierpont Morgan, J. M. Henry A. ‘a, Oakley, dei E. Parsons. Gus! A. Smith, ie iam Wi Sat Wed. iia atte ewe uate, Brothers '& Ooi, Thurlow Weed, here Pastor, Witita tiem Libver, Wililam &, 0 ites Poet ete i Bacon bes Sohy 2. shew ‘toa Asan ator Sa, John Hat Amor Te Bho, Richard. Trvih, Valentine O, ne me Phelpe und tlorace tray. A paper, expressing the same a been signea by members of the Bar, amoog whem are the tollow! je, Biliots F. \ . 8. Vs Bh 0. Ay a ‘Sto chs i BD, Wilittes, Jon) ‘inekon, Theat ones. Francis Weeks” eens a Tenneh, "Hagee Revshes, B.C. Benedict, Daniel D, } fe ste roto pa itn , ye fa rey, veorge. Holfinan, Puller, Gecree W. itn Sianiey-Juhm 1, Lnteing, A. ‘WIRE BEATING. At the Fifty sevonth Street Court yesterday Thomas Donabue, of No, 957 First avenue, was held to await pray result of mjuries ber by bim hong per) y afternoon, He kiewod aad beat cece oe ee