The New York Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1876, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Stock Market. Irregular, Feverish and Lower. The GOLD 112 1-2 A 112 8-8. Money on Call 2 and 2 1-2 Per Cent—Govern- ment Bonds Strong and Active—Railroad Bonds Firm—Investment Shares Steady, Excepting Jersey Central and Delaware and Lackawanna. Watt Stax } Toxspar, June 20—6 ri x Old Mortality was called upon to-day to affact s mar- ket, which a trust in living issues has failed to do, If, in the nature of .matters commercial, there is nothing to invite a rise, brokers vote that there shall be some- thing to create a fall, So to-day they have been in a skeli and crossbones mood, and have gloated over the anfavorable reports of Mr. Vanderbilt’s health like an andertaker over a corpse. This was practically exem- plifed in a sharp and successful attack upon Lake Shore and Central and Hudson, which produced a de- cline in the frst from 55 to §3% and in the second a { drop to 105, or two points from yesterday's prices, Of course there was no rhyme nor reason for the weak- ness, as Mr. Vanderbilt's condition 1s woll understood, and the effect of his demise has been practically dis- counted long ago; but in these dull times any straw is taught at which is likely to produce fluctuations, and the change in the Commodore’s health was a particu- larly tickling one to-day. It is not to be denied, however, that thevever in- creasing dimuess of the black diamond properties hetped materially to foster the bearish feeling, for Jersey Central broke from 75 to 7234, and Delaware and Lackawanna, which bad strugglea up trom 10514 to 1063, in the early hours, lost all it had gained before the second call. Western Union was equally de:ponding with the othor speculatives, breaking down nearly a point from 6934, n spite of the dividend which the directors, as sponsors, have promised and vowed In its name. After ‘two o'clock the stock sold (dividend off) and closed at 6744, or equal to the morning price of 68%. Tho infection even spread to the Western stocks, which lately have been advancing on their own hook, with a right of way which, like Robirson Crusoe’s, “there was none to dispute;” but the ‘‘miching mal- ‘echo” which had seized upon the two favorites be- witched our grange specialties also, and carried them down more than 1 per cent from best quotations: Toward the close the Commodore was reported bet- |- ter, and the market rallied with him as though prices were a pulse under some stock doctor’s thumb, which beat in unison with the physical oue in Fourth street. Thus the deciine of the morning was in a measure re- sovered, having proved a godsend to both bulls and bears, but leaving things ina state of uncertainty that Dundreary himself would fail to understand. THE SALES TO-Day. The transactions atthe Stock Exchange to-day ag- gregated 109,000 shares:—New York Central and Hud- son River, 200; Erie, 3,800; Lake Shore, 36,800; North- western, 1,700; do. preferred, 9,000; Rock Island, 2,800; Pacitic Mail, 1,400; St. Paul, 7,400; do. preferred, 6,900; Obios, 800; Western Union, 22,100; Wabash, 200; C., C. and I. C., 800; Michigan Central, 5,800; New Jersey Central, 5,075; Delaware, Lackawanna and West- ern, 4,300, OPRKIXG, HIGHRST AND LOWEST PRICES, The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— orate Highest. Lowest, New York ete 10633 105 140 138% 18% 13k 55 53% 2 2 4275 42 Northwestern preferred, 653, GON 65 Rock Island. 10055 093g 1084 Pittsburg... 93 vs 93 Milwaukee and St. Paul... 424 4255 413, Mil and St Paul preterred 724 12% 107, Obio and Mississippt 16% pUbre 10s, New Jersey Centra 75 72% bel, Lack, and West 1063; 1053; Union Vacitic, 6 60 41, 4 4 0014 6834 Western Union, ex. 61% oT Aulantic and Pacillc ‘Tel 18 1% 24 hy Mo 140 CLOSING PRIOKS—3 P. M. PeciBe Mail... 24. 24% MA kU ph. Mea 7 Westteiel. cies of OCOaT ae ane Ais Pac tel., i j * 4 Cuiekstiver.... 6 ACS A 108% Cuickailves pt Is ws lay a. = ue = Sie 4 47k 4 & Mariom.138% 9 140 Cau n..166q 4 108 ios 7 & I —* 2140 Mma 2 f i Pacific, 6) 8 61 1.4 8tPanl! 41%. 42° Missouri Pac 100 a 11 ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The following are the changes in closing prices compared with those of yesterday :— Apvasce.—Delaware and Lackawanna, 3g; North- west prelerred, Se tic and Pacific Telegra New OG and I Te Sktle! st Lake Hy est ‘common, New Jersey Cet tral, 44; Ohio and Mississippi. bai Pacific Mail, Island, 4%; St. Paul common, § ; do. preferred, 44. [Bui for the last sale tue change would have beon 3g per cent.) Wabash, 3;; Western Union, ex aivi- fond, 45; Michigan Contral, 1. Stationary —Gold, Union Pacific, Quicksilver, Petro- leum, Panama, ‘Missouri Pacific, Iinow Central, Har- fem, Hannibal common and preferred, C., C. and L C. and Auuntic and Pacific preferred, THR MONEY MARKET, Money on call was in abundant supply at 2 and 21¢ per cent, with exceptional rates even lower. Prime paper is quoted at 4.and 53¢ per cent. The following are the rates of exchange on New York at the under- mentioned sities to-day :—Savannabh, \ per cent pre- mium; Charleston, selling, 3, premium; buying, \ premium; Cincinaatl, easy, par; New Orleans, com- mercial, 34; bank, 3; Chicago, 25 cents discount, aud St. Louis 75 to 100 premium. Sterling exchanye was quietand firm. Prime asking rates, 488 « 4.90; selling rates, 487); a 4873, and 4.8914 0 4.89%; reicnmarks, 95!5 0 9554 and 9575 a 96; cablos, 0634 a 96% ; prime Paris, 6.15 25,1254. THR GOLD MARKET. Gold opened and closed at 1124,, with sales in the tn- orim at 112%. The borrowing rates were 2, 1), and 1 per cent. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances, + $850,850 Currency balances. . F414 Gross clearances. . a 13,067,000 CLEANING HOUSE STATEMENT. ae ney poesia $54,769,259 ency balances. . 2877,287 al exchange al balances... GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds declined A fraction at the noon tall, which vrought in buyers during the afiernoon, and the markué closed firm at the following quota- Hons:—United States currency sixes, 12656 a 127%; flo, uo., 1881, registered, 120%¢ a 12034; do, do, do., Coupon, 123% a 12443; do. do., 1865, reg:stered, 115% a6; do. do, do, coupon, 116% a 11634; do. do., do., new, regivteredt, 1173; all7%; do. do, do, do, Geupon, 120% a 120%; du. do., 1867, registered, 119% a 12; do. do, do,, coupon, 125 a 12354; da do., 1868, reg- fatered, 121 a 12144; do, do., do, coupon, 12444 a 124s 5 @o. ten-fortivs, registered, 11734 a 11836; do. do, cou- pon, 118% 4119; do, ves, 1881, registered, L174 a M7% ; do do., do., coupon, 1174, a 117%. STATE HOXD?. State bonds wore tirm. Louisiana consols advanced 10 OT ig, Tennessee old brought 45 and new series 4435, North Carolina funding, act of 1868, declined from Hisg 80 Oy. INVESTMENT SHARES. In investment shares interest largely centres on the coal carrying stocks, New Jersey Central declined from 75 to 73%, rewcted to 74, and again declined to Tag, Cloring at 74. Sales, seller 00, were made at 6934. Delaware and Lackawana declined from 1062, to 106%. Morris and Essex brought 102 New York Centrai, 107 41063. Delaware and Hudson, 1054 2106, Pitts- burg and Fort Wayne, 103'%. Rock Island, 109 a 1085. Hhnois Central, 973g. Cleveland and Pitsburg, guar- unteed, 03a 92}4. Chicage aud Alton, 10134. PRODUCE EXPORTS. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. ending to-day were $6,233,968, Las $5,607, 019 for the corresponding week m 1875, and $6,420,678 in 1874." The total exports of produce from this port sioce January 1 this year were $119,228,902, against $116,533,842 tor the corresponding period in 1875, aud $137, 781,033 in 1874. THR UMTED STATEHS TREASURY. ‘The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $48,000 gold ‘on account of interest and $30,000 in redemption of fivo-twenty bonds. The Sub-Treasury released $35,804 silver coin to-day. Revenue receipts to-day, $300,000; customs receipts, $200,000; bank notes received for re- aemption, $700,000. RAILROAD BOXDS, Railroad bonds were firm and in active demand. ‘The principal change was in Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonde, which advanced from 93 to 93%. Milwaukee and St, Paui, La Crosse divi- ston, sold ta 10434 a 1043: C. and M. division at 100 and consolidated sinking fund at 93%. New Jersey Central convert:ble brought 100, Union Pacific firsts Tose to 10634 and land grants to 101. Rock Island sevens sold at 1115, Chicago and North- | In the late Board western firsts at‘l05%, Erie thirds at 103}¢ a 10334, Union Pacific firsts at 1063; and New Jersey Central firsts, new, at 1103¢, Pacific of Missouri secouds rose to 83 and Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota firats to 42 The following were the closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonus:—Union Pacific Grsts, 106\¢ a 1063¢ ; dew land grants, 100% a 101; do, sinking funds, 90)¢ a 90% ; Central Pacitics, 1095; a 110. THR VORKIGN MARKRT. The London advices report the market for securities firm, United States bouds being especially strong at an advance of }; a & per cert over yesterday's closing prices. The sum of £20,000 sterling went into tne Bank ot England to-day. The following are the quotations at halftpast four o'clock P, M.:—(ensolg for mouey, 94 7-16, do, for account, 9414; five-twemty bonds of 1865, old, 105% a 10534; do. do, 1867, 1083; ten-forty bonds, 10754 a 107%; new fives, 106%{ a 106%; Erie, common shares, 123; a 125, PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. ‘The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o’clock this day :— City sixes, new........++ United Compunies of New Jersey Pennsylvania Raiiroad,........ Philadelphia and Reading Ruiiroad.; Lebigh Valley Raiiroad ....... Catawissa Railroad preterred. Philadelphia and Ere Railroad Northern Central Railroad... MINING QUOTATIONS, ‘The following are the closing prices of miming stocks as reported by telegraph trom San Francisco, Consolidated Virginia 87 California. ..., Segregated Belcher. * x Ophir. The earnings of the Chicago and Northwostern Rail- -road for the past two weeks show an inorease of $102,000. The following are the St. Louis, Alton and Terre’ Haute earnings !rom January 1 to first weck in June Crown Point... Yellow Jacket... 1876 $485,283; 1875, 409,881 ; ‘The carnings ofthe Rock Island Ratlroad for the past two weeks show an increage of $40,000, The following Alton Railroad for the second week 1n June:— way earnings for the second week in June:— Bid, Asked. 108% dl 1156 Sty 82 4435 dhl 2 80% 8% 41 om 18 sg ot She increase, $75,402, re the earnings of the Chicago and + $129,713 21 102,006 38 $27,707 23 The following are the Ohio and Mississippi Rail. Tncrease........0+05 The foliowing are the earnings ofthe Michigan Cen- tral Railroad for the second week of June:— 1876. 1875. Increase, At the annual meeting of th Railroad Conypany, held to.day, the following Board of Directors was elected for the ensuing yea seeenee $16,644 Baker, Thomas Deckon, Legrand B. Cannon, A, A. Low, R. G. Moulton, C. F, Norton, W. W. Cook, J. ©, Aart, Andrew Williams, C. F. Young, James Roosevelt, James M. Halsted and James R. Taylor, Baker was elocted President. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES do. To. do.. 200 Del, L&W gr0n0d UA s.2,, "81.. 4icu UBene 8 Sou0N J quo Batre 1000 Obi de NW Ant. BOC a YWe gb. 7000 wou 6 "87.5 123 FIRS: 108s Clev & T Bou ont a Mise con 28a 8 youn UF tas db 1000 Pae of {oon Kensie Ist. 2000 Lony Dock bds , it Went Pac opts. EeESEETE 2 to € Bi Bg £ S 5 ueeee eye te ‘Tue experts of produce irom this port for the week bd s€SiSESE cs Mr. Isaac V. Toxspar, June 20, 1874, inp oy CALL—10 A, be 13 AND 11:39 A. $2000 USs's, 10-40, ¢ i ae 30 eee wo 5O lov Chi & BERK, be a Cha a dW lb pin Pere aa ETAL EL SRKEL AIA re $15000 US 6.20,¢,65,n 120% ak uM. M $8000 Dis Col 8.65"r.be 92% aa TEP A i. Bra shaviens : * 1000 Ad Ls M > BEbe SK 5.00 I. v0 ~ “do. oT ieB 548 S000 54 suo 5a 3000, Sa ere Fa 10000 Subs 53% 2 5 100 Cor oe TA 101 £7) 488 10) Bs 425 500 65% 50) rte 50W 6) 1400 85) 40 Be ou a0 Ey 1900 33x Lo 120 1100 lwo wo do. ° 5 000 Mil ast i pf...be $00" “do 10) Onto & a RR! be Tey Wwockienebe SY 2:90 To 3 be M. 170000 Feeof Mo 24... Ophea Ln we. a3 Sly 1X00 XY Cou lat, F. 3» cos Say Bove wo 4 54 SO ont & NW ie pr, vas 200 Buty lo 6 bw 8 20 8s wry Go's by 86 100 85% yuo do en ee 109 ChE A TRB... 18S i at p Mil & Nt FR 100 do {03 Mil « at PRi pl. Th «bd 72 oo COMMERCIAL REPORT. COrToN, SPOT QUIET, FUTURES 1-8 oFF— FLOUR DULL—WHEAT LOWER—CORN QUIET— OATS QUILT—PORK LOWER—LARD EASIER: WHISKEY FIRMER-—PEfROLEUM FIiM—-NAVAL STORES QUIET—GROCKERIES UNCHANGED— FRKIGHTS FIRM. Tunspar, June 20—6 P. M. Business was everywhere light to-day, the mer- chandise markets boing all bet universally dull, while prices were about as irregulur as usual, continually fluctuating, though not changing materially, On *Change flour was dull and beavy, and in some cases lower. Wheat wus dull. Cora quiet und steady. Oats without decided change. Whiskey was firmer. Pork was quiet. Lard without decided change. Astes were steauy, with a fair jobbing bu Sige. for pots; pearls were quoted nomiually ut Zc. ANTIMONY Was firm at 15360. a 15%,, gold, for foreign. Buexswax was quiet a Sic. a 35c, for Western and South- ern. Broom Corn was quiet and prices were more or less nom- idl. We quote:—Red, 43ge. & Se.; red tipped. Se. 9 Gc. : medium green. 7}éc. a 89. Canvues were steady with a fair home trade. We quote :— Sperm, 28c. ; sperm, patent, 8c. ; stearic, acid (16 oz.), 21, a 23¢. ; adamantine (12, 14, 16 oz,), 12c. a 1c; parafline (4's, 6's and 32's), 19¢. @ 20c. Coorrrace Stock was dull and anchanged, We quote:— Yaolasses shooks, 32-inch, with heads, $1 90 a 82 25; sugar shooks, with heads, 88-inch, $2 30 @ $2 65; do., do,, 36-inch, $150 9 $2: box shooks, 75c. a 80c,; ram do., $4: pipe do., 86 0 $6 50; empty hogshends, $2 50: hoopa, 14 foes, or- dinary to prime, $37 a $40: hoops, 12 feet. ao.. $33 a $35. per M. CompagE was unchanged in every respect. We quote :— Manila Garge and small sie), per Ib., 135. @ 1470, ; do. cordage, belt rope yarns, 16c.a 17c,; tarred Mauila, I4e,; Sisal rope, 10c. # 1e.; New Zouland, 1134. a 12e.; Russia hemp, tarred. 14c.; American do., 14¢.: Russie bolt rope, 110 Corrox.—The market for spot cotton, without quotable chango, was easier, Some sales were reported at 1-16. de- te SI{c. @ cline, Holders generally manifested more disposition to sell, but some remained very firm in their views and refused to consider low bids. res opened at 1-16c. decline, ow- ing to disappointing advices from the English market. A further loss of 1-16c. was sustained, and the market closed 11 and somewhat he: ‘at the decline. ‘The closin; price: fo a7 eguapare with Monday's prices as fall nna quoted :-— Ordinary, Strict ordh Good ordi ee ™ 7-16 # Middiing 12, 5.16 Good fun 2 12% Strict good middling. 18) ihe 184, Midating fate. Ry te see Bei akties good ordinary. CY i VIG. jon middling: Wey wiadling: Lice “Spot ‘sales were os follows :— ‘bill iasthai for tetate delivery .aner two P. 1» 580 bales, ke, — An we Yor if Consolidated stuck, $90,820 bales. T. ‘esterday'» Sevord deliveries were a ivilow: {ave July. ist, 12.22: September, 95; December, 11 31-32 ‘third call ygston, 18 bale Yharieston, 134; Norfolk. 120; § 42; Philadelphia, 284. Total This tay Inst week, 1108. This day | Corgss.—Apart from the usual busi were reported Caro Invoices antos, mild descriptions were inquired fur, but buyers s were apart in their views, and ho busiuess ase: ported. We note: —Urdinary cargoes, 14}¢c. & Tet e.; good do. 17c. = ike: prime de. ie. ite: at Denulug 4ige. Neo, Ise, w Anise Conse ities, 16.0 Wet. M ie. 186, Manila. Ie, 4 Woe. Angustura, 176, ise; Savanilin, 14346. « Te.; Curncos. 14}ge. a 172. Daves, &c.—Upiom was tirm and active Wey in boud, aud 83 25, carrency 3 $156, currency: tor, powdered. Ob y n per ews. for large lots © 2590 for small lote, Camphor wae steady at 470, tor re Cream server wae quoted wored ak Sis. « de... Gaid, ier and Froneh, widered in bbls. ie se. tor do, in euiina Albiolles Oi orators and ether sendy at Ue. fur the former and S4e, «4a or the | Borax w bac: & 1 13¢0. for refined ja. Balsam tolu was unch au. duit at 193¢¢. ry “we was dull at 10kge, ‘guid, Trish Bross was quiet fe, uneablar was qaies ob Oe, fold. ce ‘salts Jair demand at Je. Aumac was En care steady at 28e. nt $2: it Be. . ris wore «tui a sie, for ort: Me Urange pest ‘coutinaed quit bar a was dail ae 1736 ‘oe Castile oved wt Uc. 18 d ‘anit ie ete een for boxes. Quinine ‘niiol was steady at 8c Morphine was $446. Lu nee votash was active and frm per mr Alum—Lump continu Chtorate potaeu was in fale ae: md Z2e. ior ereenvacks. Tar. sian, Khooarb was excited and tending up ranging from $1 5) to 62 75. Alows were Ginger was steady at Lvye 4 1ige. for krgot wae easy at $125, Quicksil ic, Leaves ware juoted at Yellow Fie wureh 1236e. wei demand and fi at 20. Orris rout was quality. Tonca beans steady at $3 GU tor noted at 25c. for wlte cut, Se. for prime sorte and Ile. for Toot was quoted at goatee bark was quiet snd ise. ior Go rt wr blood. and ia Bl 19 stead; at 20 drama caustic soda at We. “100. kegs eLouK ano asic 17,080 bbls. ; core ape do. and Guz sacks; wnent, 262,162 bi : The sales com bobla. at quotations Triests. ee $ wa a 20, U int Ie. n 18ige, week mn steady ut 1245. . at 0c. Sussafr jan root was quoted at es albumen was stendy at tor eng. a inclusive "hs ‘all currency: oll of bay. gale w were firm Sales were sal soda at #1 8245: 10 bicarbonate soda at tended in buyers’ favor, suine kinds bein, bbia., iueluding State, rn and Southern, at the xnnexed quotations. Hour was quict, without deel ‘orn meal was wodorut rine 15, second do. ras bark was quiet Seats wore quict at tic, Lavender flowers were v ‘250. for En; Saraaparilia was We quote loner, gpmmon ab Se, adam arabic wus An- was. wi and 100 casks bleaching powder at $1 GO cur uote :-—-oda ash, ordinary hy a 95 ja. $1 30; caustic sodu, £4 3 blenching vowder Se. & le, 2,000 bbl. Wo quow No. a‘ #2 75 a $3 40 Superfine state 4000 440 Extra hat 5008 525 Choice stat 52a 600 Superiine 4008 440 Se 526 5354 700 Round hoop Ohio, shipping Urauds 5000 5x5 Round bop Oily, trade brands T5508 6 50 Family 700% 850 St Lowi +5008 600 6508 To 7 00a 825 sholce family B25—8 950 Rye tlour, tue to suport 3 70a 420 Sova 375 40008 450 400 675 70a 900 BOR 325 3010 325 B40 4 9 50 20.00 a 20 50 Wheat was quiet an suion wo: Bi Us for for No. 2 OBL BS for white, ity ag Dusbels at 47. Sake. for no . gra See. a for white, ¥7c, quiet and no: Featnens were quiet at S7e, a See. Fisa.—the market Mauckorsl were qui aod quiet, |W Baur do, ae. a Five Darrelld to qua ity, aes 10¢. : Bo. taney. iaices to fancy 1a%e. § 130, Bi im, BL 73 0 $1 D0; oruin to tancy do., $175 0 erates of new apple: Hipxs.—Tne = murket ruled transactio: bs., 190. m 2130. Mon! 2 2Ue.; Corrientes, aL to =3 ibs. “Be. io Gr Ihs., 153¢c. 0 18e. ; 21 to 25 lbs, I6e. Mavemores a 18 to 19 1 toe he, a Ne, a a Tae. ; dry Texas, 1 & Lis. sxtrenay, on thay rani eity slaaghlers ox. G0" fo" Ihe.. Sée., Currency, selected. The market was quot. We quote:— ve Hors.-—The mai was — York State, 10¢. arlings, Sc. 9 1Uc.; olds, all urowts. 40, $L 18 a $1 20 for No. ‘Corn was quiet, de, S8dge, 6le. or mixed, $44,000 vush le at se, a tor No.’ 2 Western, 40c. « 460, tor whit Ber le., according to size and quality. ‘Bragilnute. Uicc, Preaerv ite. a oe renee i ly fur prim ihbout 170,000 No. s Milwauk but ad7e, damaged a o7ie. Oats were ouninally, Harley and were te for coatish was qui unchanged, Herr » Loe do, 1 . 3, median Luorador $5 50 685 75. reign dried wi per box. $2 015; halt do.. $1 We. :new loose museatel, $270 $2 WS aul and easy, er DOX, trail; Val Leghorn citron, 1 ed was fairly active and quarters, Ye. a Vgc. du Bhge. uB}ge, ; du., alice euclion, paced —ieargh Wilmington, $1 40 a ¥i i Domestic yreen—New re held ut trum $2 to 130.5 got, ‘Long rve, BL ao quiet and stondy. @ 17c.: Eastern, 8¢, rigid cr a, { Calilornia: 1c. « ise. aasing. of intern s <> 0 for Tangles 8290 9 Gaus ga” Manila hem ‘es reid: Teallan, of) meting ple. , large, Sit & Ss'a 425 50% scrap w Der ton: do., aad and tairly, active, fairly active, Buenos Ayres, 22s. MoLassxs.—! fined to lots for retail mand from boli Porto Rico, (ca a SU were Sahay oe a a2. : do.’ Callfornia, 21 flee, 20-3 good damnged California, ® 180. poor. dam: —Business tu day as far as roported by Jute dutis, ake, cack Siisavheapt aiee: linens orate fs awh rou @ 834 per ton. Ce eady marl “purposes at Oe; Fe ils flimnan’. 33 Ble. fair to good, 48¢. # Sie. : prime to cb stoudy ; 8 Western, Soc. ; we do. my BLL; do. Ds. a, solocted: Texas, 28 to $4 Ibx., 11. to 30 Ibs. 10¢, 20s, cummon hide. Uc, ; 23e; do, California, Sten a 2e.; do, common ite, tic. w 220; h Ayr 23: mer prices. “Tl Holders display. ie Ouva.c ‘contri. A : “ ‘stoamor, 0 imal were porte hnchanged, “Vrime wore quoted and mixed ut dc, » 40c. + prin hail aero! quiet. vith unimportant , at unelunzed prices "We 20 to 24 Iba,, 18 to retail Lg Ae at 80c. a $.; We quote :— 1be.; Wis: ns JUrk.—Market steady for ail kinds, with Mttle We quote:—Amorican dre sed, double and $120 » 2125 Russd + $200 e Let iy American ana Scotch pig was quict ese wens oe Ca pa do., No. 2, $20 o $80 8 $31; ¥glinton, 2 Su; calle. steel, $00 gc 8 G%e., currency, for domestic, for Erase p sole re, stead afc tock said Navat Srorxs.—Only a small Jobbing uate, prevailed for rion, and the market wa: en for aon et ass ached. win Pernoiseme Taste. wasn good demend, for 14sic, bere, showing # strong market, aud largo business ru: mored, bat The lowing, prices were ‘a Lae. 'ROVISIONS,— Rece i packages beef, 58 Moreen and 375 packages cutmeats, 1,026 tierces and 70 market was very quiet, with s# D bbl as follows :—Crude, in hia, 14340. of 109 bbis. mi py tes ae fined at we learned only of 1u,U0 + bbis. in Philadelphin at 14760. bh im bbia, Li ined, in bbls Ha hey bes <.; do., im bbl&, Le. ; rolined, in bbls., i4%e. Refined at Philade! 4 tana, 80 bite. pork: nd 850 oom, 138 do, ackaxes lard. ‘Tho pork $1975, cash. At the close the market was heavy, Beef and bee! hams were nexlected and nominal. fengo at foKe. with sales of 340 apeinal. Sales cmbrace Sit oo ic. ham Wiha, Nesees reetricted. the ness > hol shoulders a8 Bige : + 830 do. at 10¢., and 600 hams ry osing },00 do, Western, July. SOU do. do at SLT Rubs 000 September ab an Rick. —A moderate busiuess progress at former orices. orted. We aiolans, f wore & c. ; eras powdered. 10%6c.; granulated. 1Usgc. won 10%e Sruauinn.—-ieoolpis—137 Merces and 50 bbls. ke yellge nud Oa's loige for cml. as Qu relia Dae he Cuba, jee, S343. weer oars 8. K 60.13, Be. UIGC. j 73ge.; Porto Kico, refining, eomnon Prreiey. tam to sews s 8 ‘uled duis and nominal, with sales coutine Rees closing at the Fes price. Lard was wit! sales 40 tiercos city 4 $1170; 1,000 do. do, rt ts M811 85 0 $1) 3 } 4.000 do, do. mt $11 9755 0 $12. trifugal, (Ue. ; off A, ‘G0. boxes lone at 14io. @ ae stl 70; in lots forthe trade was in vt hbds, and ri fae mer SPHLTaR remained quiot at 7%c., currency, for do mestic. —The market ame 2ze.t ‘charcoal 3 66; ‘ores $6 12 a tH was Fananrs.—| erally, joo age Ker satis Pie quiet, tend; Wo Straits the, English, Vi. all a woe Roniinatly $7 90: coke quiet at $1 1335. siness tra stendity sid the 10 London, Ali, 2,080) 14,,'"03 tans of cake at on’ pete Wisconsin, ». Ohto, Lop Is75, on pdvate p INT, 4 4 200 vale crop " 1s, inne 1 137 vUls. aleshol, 224 bbls, whis- ith sales of 60 asacted in by stew, at te Soby bases Cwesse ft 80s, Th Bade, tovacse on privars terms, 200 bales hom age eo sale 0 = t™, ee wy ey wien a outs to.'s at on ore to the Baltic, with 2,000 bbis, the Swedish Baltic, with 2,500 nae port, es gouseas American sc! 5 Js. and cases refined troleam, an om private terms: 2 Uorman bark. from At ithe, Ty Glaegow, per st Yd., 9,200 bushe price. To Hall, ‘pore ir ai loves been at 40s. To perl, a nck ages verter, nd, 1 meese nt snd 7 Nids: tallow at tt K- coms ate Cork parent voyage dv, at Se. Ud. 5 3 . pees ‘bark, from Balt 8,000, sma a a Norwe- buts, do, S190 We ade!phia to Brem or r emer, with 4,100 bbia. refved | Wittiaw C. Baxnert, Jr., petroleum at 4a more to Antwerp of Bremen, British ship (to arrive), with about 6.000 bbis. do. at 4s. for same voyage’ a Hritish suip (1 arriv alti with 9.000 bbls, do. ab St. (to afrive), from Balti- th 6.000 bbls, do. at 4s. 6d. ; tw Antwerp lor Italian bark (O20 Bre toms). luid on the berth for Trieste with vate terms. DOMESTIC case ALVESTON, June 20, 1878, middling. xe" low middling, 10 wrge.j nod Noe receipts, 115 bales, Sulce, 20" Stock, Board catane, 3 byt 7d iY Moatx, Jung 20, 1876. Cotton firm; middling, 11%¢; low ‘middling, 1 get ordinary, Net receipts, 136 bales; gross, ports to Great Britain, 3,002 Bales, 400.” Stock, we Savanxan, June 20, 1870, low middling, 103. jee Cotton stendy middling, 116. receipts, SP bales; gross, Wo” Bele gedinary, Sage, aa Set" LESTON, June 2 Cra steady; middling, 114e ; low tmiddi 10) groves io Net recuipts, 14 b. Oswxco, June 20, 1876. Flour unchanged; sales, 1.500 bbls. Wheat dull; sales, 000 bush tra white Mickigan at $1 50, in car lots: Nu: | Milwaukee club, $1 38 en nenay: ast ee mchauged, | Mill {eed unchanged. Canal corn and rye, Se. to New York; Hudson. Lake rectal number, 90,000 F yesterday soru, 180,00 do. oats, BSu00 dos rye, 34,000 do.; peas, 4,700 de. Burraro, June 20, 1876, Recelpts by lake—Flour. 6.000 bbls. ; wheat, 1,40 buahelas etciiraede Flour, 3,005 bi bast, 6.00) ous orm, 8,00) do. ; by ri: Irowds— ei eras 117,300 do, ; ont Ly + 18.000 do, Canal irelghts—Wheat, ie corn, 5, Bo to e. York. Flour firm; sales 55v bois, é quotations, Wheat in li on te white Micoigan at $1 0; N, » $128; rod winter, $i 19; Nu, 1 Milwauke Minnesota special, i 25, OX et; fs bushels No. ore one car Western at ie. e inugtive. Burley neglected. Malt quiet; steady. Pork irm at $19 50, Lard dull at 12e, Highwines nominally $1 13 tor city made. Totevo, Juno 20, 1876. No. 2 white Wabash, $1 33; uiet. Whoat qui ichigan, $1 and June, $1 21; Wig; No 2 red winser, $1 20) do, Dayton and ) lower; offered; June and July, ust able. 5 ; damaged, Te. lower: “ehtgan de Pit tc YOU Yushela; cord, 3A000'do:; owen, Thy Ub do Bh ments—Flour, bole; 17,600 ‘bushels; corn, 31,000 do, : oats, 8,000 do, Ciicaco, June 20, 1876. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat ansot but gen- yernily lower; No. 2 Coleugo spring, $1 S34 A io July as O44. August; No. J Chicazo spi rt ive. Corn ta fair demand, but lowe: 2 "No 2 diye 4 ‘rejected, Woe. Barley er; Bis WO ‘Sqe. w SMe. c $19 10 a Blvd 15, yrisaneed Blo Septeau ard dull; $11 B2igc., spot: 8 sil ‘Sie weit wo, Septeinber, ilk Mheate steady aud un: chanzed. Whiskey, $1 00 $1 10 asked. Railroad treignts to New York, 2 ebetata Flour, 11. “form, 80,009 rye, the Board’ wheat lower August, Corn lower, July; 406, Amgust. July. EUROPEAN MARKET. Loxpox Puopuce Maxtst.Loxpox, Jane 20—Evon- ing. uh doll, 288, Gd. 3 Pur MARKET, 30—Evening. —Pe- Tw troleum—Pine pale American elosed at re picedeense tie rhawene simul FINANCIAL, | T REAGONABLE RATES. —MONEY ON LiFR AND Endowment insurance Folleies, Mortgages aud other securities; Insuranee of, ail effected with best com- panies. es HABRICI & 0. 117 Bi ALWAYS eve MONEY TO LOAN US Now gave New York clty property: city, railtond Stocks aud Monds bought wus sold. UL. GRANT, 149 Broadway. POLICIES ‘ORK AND NEW JER- sey property; sums to sult. J. D. CUNDICT, 25 Pin NY AMUUNT: bONY aay Mont y terms. ¥ort, . TANTED -A LOAN OF $3,000 ON KLawANT 1.0U-E- hoid furniture valued at $12,000; liberal bonus. Ad- dress T. A. ©., Herald oftice. Wires LOAN OF $2.00), AT 7 PER GENT, ON good security; also Houses and Lots for salo or to let; soll wt cont on easy te DEXTER SALTER, Third w a , Bayonne City, Hads.n county, N. J. Warn TO INVSS(—WITH SERVICES, $5,000 TO 10.000, by « business man, in some food houso, facturing or mercantile, wher capital is required 10 desires to retire. Address READY, box exte ont ofice. RTD. 000 IN NEW YORK CITY FIRST MORT- gages ou improved property tur wale at w fo r dicount; no brokers, For particulars address MONEY, Herald office. $1.000.00 cathy morstaces, mousy (mmedias, by JACUB V. D, WYCKOFF, 30 Pine st, $1. 000.000 D ret rte MORTGAGE AT STKEVENSON, Jr., No. 4 Pine st. COPARTNERSHIP». — Fite PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE in the audersigned w.der the style of reldenstein & Euinger is dissolved by mutual consent. Mrs’ Friedenstela alone ip Authorized to sign in liquide tion. BER UNTER. JOSE! te i ‘De YOUNG. ik FIRM BOHREN & HUBLER HAS TU-DAY BEEN dissolved by mutual consent, A.C, HUBLER Jue 19, 1874, pue COPARTNERSHIP HERESOFORE EXISTING betwoen the subscribers ander aud by tho firm name of “Griggs & Co.” is hereby dissolved, Neal Boyle retiring shares. ‘New Youx, Juno 7, 1876, ISAAG GRIGGS, JAS. M. ORIGGS, NEAL BOYLE “GUSINESS OPPUMRTUNIDIES, A VALUANLE PATENT VOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for teal Ksente of other convertt lo Property: onient SROLUTT existing has 17 years Now York. A? RARK OPPORTUNITY.—WANTED, A Ley first class corner liquor store with $1, Chatham st., corner Chambers, heostsent. RBAT CHANCE.—€1,00 ws IN LEGITIMATE Cr torun. Addross Hey UO 1,100 Post ofl POPULAR AND Faavtic wishes to procure @ good bi nian, with $3,000 bo $5,020 cash, to open » hotel ; beet laeation tn ‘this city. MALONE, No, 6. Dey st. KARE BUSINGSS OFPURTUNITY. A. JOBBING Kerose Uinore, fur present ow tre time to their roleam and oth stand can be had on ry to on 80. tried New York. AX Bel be mi WITH $3,000 OR $5,000 CASH find It to bis interest to call wt 817 Brondway, New York, room 9, from 10 4. M. 10 2 P. M., for two day THON AND | Youd Con. t of 1,00 to $3,000 in ip, or would necept a per: wood yainry, reference give i remy with particulars, P RINCLIPL jorald Upiows ranch vitice, $100 required ; half interest ; good le, {timate busi: Parsicuiacs of WARREN, 215 epee ne RUG sTORE, FOR SALE—4# MILES FROM NEW ¥ $15.00) a yeur; stock and fi ‘and vile; owner sick. Addr ‘New York, WNING A VALUABLE INV ENTION indorsed by gove: # party te join ducomokts Stared." Auurens BUSINESS ~GEOURED) ictals und experts, 1 wisi tw required: lare ine e417 Herald ¥ ABILITY AND PARTNER hp coer CUTTE: town parties on com- aid oftice. Pawixke WANTED—WITH 816,000 70 $25,000 ve will voll) one of sae best maufacturing bust city, with $100,000 irade. Only tt having ready cash, noed address CA Hi ADVE! hpebet inrgd wa WHO hues mean; ALVIN, Has ROME | MONEY, i} capital to Join him ina pa eaperiowes cad:be able arty is sw fie 11S Hi LAWYERS —FOR GALE, A LAW PRACTICE, nelding trom $5,000 tw $i aw b per, genam, in an, intend, Address, ior three LAWYER, box 187 Herald $5.00 suring macutl TO $10,000 WILL SKCURE . ConstD. rable interest in 4 stuck Li ons: right cuvered by patents, oss COMPANY $5. 00 YOR FARE iNas Be taring Bi Address HAKDW alte, SS en FATAL ACCIDENT. Late ou Monday night, Martin Holabon, aged three snd a balf years, of No, 406 East 125th street, was fatally injured while riding on a lumber truck, owned & Ackert, of 125th street aud the Kast He was attended by Dr. Stewart and taken to his parepws’ residence, where he died at twenty minutes to three o'clock yesterday moratug. MARRIAGES AND DEATIBS, ENGAGED. Bawak—Marka—Isrpon Bewac to Miss Axvin Maxxs, both of this city. No cards MARRIED. Bannett—Laraxo,—At the gy be As Rea Foc Ter ‘Now fet‘ York, Monuay. June 12 by the of to Ama &, donebior of Charles Leland, of this city. No cards, Duremer. —Usorrwoov.—June 18, in New York, Rev. J W. Selieck, Moxkor Detour, of Nyack, nN “ to Sagan KR, Uxpukwoon, ot New York city, May—MeNeut.—On Thursday, June 15, 1876, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Bev. BE. Angersoll, SYLvRsteR S. May, Jr., Vo Mix Re MON iy both of Brooklyn. DIED. Avto-Staxtox.—On Tuesday, June 20, Faxny ACL Stayros, daughter of Houry and Elizabeth Auid-Stam- ton, aged 4 years, 1 mouth and 16 days. Notice of funeral hereafter, Baexnay.—Oo Monday, June 19, Bi sou of Francis and Winiired Grenuan, aged 2 years. Friends und acquaintances are respecttuily iuvited attend the funeral, from his late residence, 383 2d av, on Wednesday, at one P. M. Bue. —On Tuesday, June 20, Joun FP, Burke, aged 35 years, 4 mouths and 5 days. The relatives and friends of the tamily are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morn ing, at nine o'clock, from his late residence, Gué New. ark av., Jersey City Heights, and thence to St Josephs church; where a solemn requiem mess wil be sad fi the repose of his soul. Browx.—On Monday evening, Jone 19, Carurxixne E. Brows, daughter of Margaret E. and the late Riche ard Brown, aged 28-years, Funeral trom her late residence, 423 Cnerry st., Thursday morning, 22d inst., ut balf past nine ofaiioks tost Mury’s church, corner Grand and Ridge sta, where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for t repose of her soul, and thenee to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Friends of the family are respectiully invited to atiend, CLacorrt.—Va Tuesday, 20:h inst., Exim F., wife of bie rs C. Claggett, and daughter of the late Frederick Gay. 7 tives and friends are invited to attend the I, trom the house of her uncie, Peter A. Hawes, yack, on the Hudson, on Thursday, June 22, ab po ‘twelve P.M. Trains tor Nyack, via Northera lersey Railroad, by terry, foot of Champers st, as 9:45 M5 returning, leave Nyack at 3:10 and 6:10 NARD, youngest Casay.—June 19, 1876, Macaim Etta Casry, the bo.” leved wil Maurice 5. Casey. The relatives and friends ate respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 6 Leroy 8t., on Wednesday, June 21, at balf-past one o'clock P.M. Davixs.—In Brooklyn. June 19, Anne 8S. Davina, wite of John T. Davies, aged 33 years, Kelatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the tuneral, from ber late residengs 62 Downing st., on Wednesday atternoon, June 21, two o'clock, DyYkMAN.—At bis residence, 112 Rapelyea st., Brook- lyn, Tuesday, June 20, 1876, at nme o'clock P, M., Joun W, Dyiatay, aged 43 years, Funeral services ut Tabernacle Baptist church, cor- ner of 3d place and Clinton st., Brooklyn, at’ one o'clock P, xt, June 21,1376, Relatives and friends are nvited. Davis —At Paris, France, June 20, 1876, Cuartes W. Davis, gon of the late Benjamin W. Davis, of Brook- lyn, N. Y., aged 26 years. FLasae! —June 19, Kars Fiemryo, daughter of Will- tam avd Johanoah Fleming, aged 20 years, Funerai trom ber late residence, 805 2d av., June 21, at two o'clock P. M. Gracory.—On Monda: of rcarlet tever, Epucxp Can.eron Gexgory, youngest von of Adria & aad Robert H. Gregory, np 4 years and 6 months, Our little kddio is Sale im the arms of Jesus. Funeral Wednesday, at two o'clock, from residence, vo Bodtord A. sickness, ELLEN GREENAN, @ native of Cootebill, Irewnd, aged 35. ‘The funeral wiil tuke place this day (Wednesday), from No. a 119 1st av., at one o'clock. Au White Plains, on Tuesday; June 20, cond daughter of the late Joshua Horton, aged 51 yeors, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from Gruce churct, White Plains, on Thursday, 22a inst, at hall-past three u'clock, Cate riages Will be in Waiting on arrival of 10:30 train from Forty-secoud street, IRVINe.—At Newport, Inving, aged 45 yours. Funeral trom tho residence of her brother-in-law, George Kidney, 245 West U0ih st., New York, at two o’cloc: to-day. Euniskillen (Ireland) papers please copy, HaysiGax, —At New Suilolk, L. L, on Tuesday, Jane 20, Iva, youngest child of James J.'aud Eien B, Hau- nigan, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to meet the remains at Hunter's Point, on arrival of train trom New Suffolk, on Thursday morning, the 22d, at eleven o'clock, Harcer.—At Luzerne, Warren county, N. Y., Hea MAN G. HAKGER, Notice of tuueral hereafter, Jouxsox.—On Tues June 20, ANNA JOHNSON, widow ot William Johnson, Friends and acquaintances of the family are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resl- deuce, 318 North 2d at, Brouklyn, E. D., on Friday, June 23, at two P. M. Nicuo.sos —On Monday morning, June 19, Exiza- BETH, beloved wile of the late Michael Nicholson, tha- lve of the county Westweatn, ireland. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, irom her lute residence, No. 503 East 11th st., on Wednesday, 21st inst., at ball-past one o'clock. ‘Troy papers please copy. Price —In Brooklyn, on Tuesday morning, June 20, Mrs, CakoLine Jutier, widow of the late Colonel War- rou W. Price, in the 68th year of her age. The relatives aud friends of the family are respect- fally invited (o attend the tuneral, trom her late rest- dence, No, 70 Elliott plice, Brookly: u, on Toursday, the 22d inst., at two o' Yciuck P.M, Glens Fails papers please copy. Prsuivk—At Newark, N. J., on the 19th Inst, ot diplitheria, Erury, youngest child of Stratford ‘aud Lizzie M. Pesbine aged 2 yours, 9 months and 4 days, Funeral wervicos at thé residence of her parents, corner of Broad st. and La Grange placo, ‘on Weanes- day, the 2ist inst, at live o'clock P. Interment, enone Pleasant Cemetery, at the convenience of the tami Qriks-On Monday, Juno 19, at her late residence, 302 Kast 30th st, ANNIk E., retict of the late Wilham B. Quinn. ‘The taneral will take 1 eon Thursday, June 22, at haif-past nive o'clock A. M., trom thence to st. Brid- church. av. Band 6ii' at, where a solemn re in mass will be offered tor the re ot soul Wives and friends ure +espectiuily invited to attend, yas —On Thursday, June 20, at three A. M., Mart Ayy Ryan, wile of Jeremian Ryan, im the 32d yeur of ber age. Tne relatives and friends of the family «re respect- fally invited to attend the funeral, from ter late resie dence, 214 Elizabeth on Thursday, June 22, at two ¥. M. Interment at Calvary Cemetery. Skwx.—On Monday morning, attor a lingering ill- ness, ABRAHAM J. SeMBL, in (ho 324 yoar of his age, Lives, friends of the family, Mount Nebob No. 257, F. and A. District’ Grand Lodge, No. 1; Isaiah Lodge, No. 49; Edward Everett, No. 97; ‘Akiba, No. 173, 0. B. BB); ; also the Grand Lodge, henry Clay, No. 19; Mer ropolitan, on 60; Washington. No. 70; Standard, No. oa Lu FS of L, Cong aregation. Rodoiph Sholom, are serpent Invited to ttond the funeral, on Thursday morning, June 22, at ten o’clouk, from his late residence, No. 409 Kast 50th at. Isaian Lopar, No, 49, L. 0, B. B—Brethren are herovy respectiully requested to atvend a special com- munication of the above lodge, at our lodge rooms, Brevoort Hall, 54u ind 3d av., on Thursday, June 22, at nine o'ciock A. tor the purpose of attending the funeral of our eaident, Abrabam J, Semel The members of the Grand Lodge are most coruially and fraterually invited, be aera of LINER, President. RL, on June 19, Evia J. Katzesaxna, Financ Moust Neeson Lopes, 267, F. brethren of the above lodge are hereby summoned to attend an emergent communication, at the lodge rooms, Dortheast corner of Ud av. and O7th st, on bi se“ dune 22, at nine A M. sharp, tor the par] ann A. M.—The tending the luneral of our iate worthy Pane ata Manet, Abraham J. Semel. Mombers of sister lodges are core dially aud Iraternally invited, td order of DAVID WILE, Acting Master, N. Benuyer, Secretary. Evwanp Eversrt Lover, No 97, L 0. B, Baw Brethren of the above ioage are respectfully requested to attend a special communication, to be held at thei Toots, 33 Union square, on Thursday, June 22, at bai past eight A. M. sharp, for the purpose of attending the juneral of our late worthy hoaorary member and President, Brother Abrabamn J, Semel. By order of BENJAMIN M. BONHEIM, President, SAMUEL SLomoN, Financial Secretary. Hexxv Ciar Lover, No. 19, L. 0. F. 8. of L—Brethe ped of the above lodge are hereby notified to attend @ cial communication, to be heid at Brevoort Hall, Bast S4th st., near 3d av., on Thursday, June 22, at nine A M. shorp, for the purpose of attending the funerai of our imate — ppeaee, Abraham J. Some By order of CEL SLOMON. President, Dr, Beaxako Hess, Finanoisl Secretary. Staxpako Lover, No. 30, LO. F. 3 of 1.—Brevm nex—You are respectiully requested to attend the funeral of Abrabam J. Semel, browwer of ccm George and Levi semel, from bis late residence, East 60th st., on Thursday, Juno ea ten A. M. AAKOUN STERN, President. 8, Eck: ix, Secretary. q Srevexaon —On the 19th inst, Margaret A., ber loved wite of Wiliam Stevenson, ty her ‘ist year, Frieods of the family are inviied toatend the t1 from St. Patrick's Catuedral, where a solemn mans requiem will be offered for the repose of her sodl, Weunesday, June 21, at ten o'civck A. M, Stinimax.—On Tuesday, June 20, of cholera fantum, Epots, son of Thomas G. and Addie been Faneral trom the residence of bie Lager oo " it, on Thursday, June 22, at ball-past two ¥, M, Relatives and triends are invited, “ Ln Brooklyn, June 19, Mary, wite of Joba uster. Relatives and triends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral servi from her — resi gees 179 Amity 6t,, on Thursday, the 22d inst, af June 19, of diphther! sans B, and peep Went. od 2 years, 11 months and 4 days, Relatives and trieuds ate invited oe the went d frou the residence of-her parents, 335 Bieecker st, Om Wednesday, June 21, at hail-pust one o'clock. Wuirk —Ua Sunday, June 1s, Jutia A., hagas daugh- ter of Mary A. and the late Charles B. Whi The faneral will take pleee trom her fave residence, 117 Kast 60th #, on Thursday, the 22d inst, atone o'clock. The remaina will be taken to ‘Norwalk, Conn, for interment, a Yaa —At Pram gs re N.J., June 20, Crantes ‘ALLALKE, of Baugor, Mi ‘tad friones ‘ate invited to attend ee Relatives be from his late Frente! By Por June 22, atore P, M. Steamer 3 a “time table”! in Neu Vora