The New York Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1876, Page 9

id FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Stocks Firm and More Active—A Strong Un- dertone to the Market, GOLD STEADY AT 112 3-8. oo Money on Call 2 Per Cent—Foreign Exchange Quiet—Government Bonds Firm-- Railroad Bonds Steady. Wat. Strezt, . Wepxuspar, June 21—6 P, "n } ‘The impression cautiously suggested by che AzkaLD for some weeks past, that the continuous decline in the prices of properties marketable ut the Stock Ex- shange pad'been arrested, seems in the light of fact® to be borne out. The spasm of yesterday, which threatened an ail wind to holders, has been more than cured to-day by the lozenge o! better feeling, and flatulency bas been converted into firmness, The turn upward in the coal stocks was a potent in- gredient in.the curative process, and was to a great Bree stimalated by the medicament issued from the office of John Taylor Johnson, ex-President of the Cen” tral Railroad Company of New Ji y, in the shape of, a circular. Mr. Johnson, naturally, does not like to tee his stock go down, and casts about fora reason plausible enough to satisfy his stockholders, and finds it in circulars, pamphiets of the most unprincipled character, ‘‘which have backed up a supposititious raid.”* A little further on, however, Mr. Johnson tacitly ad- fits that the decline in the stock is not wholly due to the machinations of rascally brokers, for hv confessea that the company is making no money and that the dividend last declared was borrowed from the surplus fund. Ttseems, too, that the company bas been affected by the Centennial craze, ana has imagined that because a big show was im process at Philadelphia every visitor would, with his admission ticket, purchase a ton of coal to warm up Bis enthusiasm to a boiling point. How the Exhibition was to increase the sales of the company’s coal in any other way it is difficult to see. Mr. Johnson further states that ‘the transportation of foal has been Hmited to less than halt of what the re- gions have the power to produce, and it is evident that antil the production can be largely increased the profits of the business must be seriously impaired.” So it seems that the stock may have declined in value simply because holders have sold out a property which. they belicved was capable of paying a dividend of ten por cent per annum, and which they now find out can pay them nothing at all, though Mr, Johnson, to the contrary, asserts that the ‘movement in the stock has been entirely a bear movement,” with the object of frightening holders out ot their property. How an increased production and addition to a stock on band qjready a glut in the market and unsalable is to improve the condition of things, Mr. Johnson may know, but declines to tell. The further opinion that the difficulty is a temporary bne, which will be righted in due time, is sensible enough, and it is to this view may be traced tho sharp fecovery of the stock to 78% to-day. The market, hesitating upon the edge of confidence, requires but litttle to make it brighten up, and the Mitp given to it by the improvement in the anthracite properties quickly showed itself in Lake Shore and Western stocks, and imparted a feeling of confidence to the whole list To this was added areport that the representatives of the great railroads, now at loggorhcads, were in town, and it was argued that their presence could mean but one thing, and that a truce or cessation of hos- Lilities in the ca amities was now pending. Apart from other con-iderations 1t eannot be denied that a fceling strongly bullish, daved upon a more favorable outlook, is gradually making it way, and is shown in the quick recovery and steady tone of the market. The droop in quotations, which occurred about now, was recovered liter on, and the best figures of the day ruled at gong-sound, while private sales made ater adjourument at prices higher than those quoted on the official lists. TUE SALES TO-DaY. The trau:actions at the Stock Exchange to-day age gregated 114,770 shares-—New York Central and Hud- 08 River, 490; Erie, 1,000; Lake Shore, 61,900; North- ‘western, 4,550; do. preferred, 5.300; Rock Island, 800; Pacific Muil, 1,600; St Paul, 3,200; do. preferred, 7 700; Obtos, 1,700; Westérn Union, 8,700; ©., C, and L C., 100; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 3,950; New Jersey Central, 6,030; Michigan Central, 3,400, OPENING HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICKS. ‘The following table shows the opening, highest and foweat prices of the day :— New York Central 107 107 1065, 7 ue. 314 555, Sale 2 2 Northwestern. . 43% any Northwestern preferred, . 67 66% Rock Island 10935 108% 93 92 42% 41 a2 et 16M 16% Now Jersey Ceatral we 5 18), 1635 Del., Lack. .na Western... 106 107% 103 ie Bf % 6675 Reamue and Pacific Tel. Wy Wy Pacific Mail. 2455 24, Panama... 140 18 Pacific Mail. Wert ln ie... Atid Paciel z ASS" SESe5 Toi & W Pe: | 2 Union Pacific. ® Missour Pre. 84 9 Pro PCo.. 18 Lis ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The following are the changes in closing prices com- pared with those of yesterduy :— Apvaxck= Atlanticand Pacific Telegraph, %; New aD York Central, 44; Delaware and Lac! 145; Lal Shore, 1 tet Cer thwest, to. preferred, ; Obio Mississipyr, ae St. Paul common, Daesaxe. Mu Stationary. —. c., and 1. C., Erie, Hannibal, Hariem, Masts baakest, Missouri Pacific, Panamna, Quickstiver, Rock Isiand, St. Paul preferred, Wabash, Union Pacitic and Western Union. THE MONEY MARKET, Money was easy at 1}; and 2 per cont, Prime paper | 253, per cont. ‘The following are the rates of exchange on New York fat the undermeationed cities to-day :—Savanuah, percent premiom; Charieston—selling, \; premium; buying, % premiam; Cincinnati, easy, par; New Or- leans, commercial, {; bank, %; Chicago, 26 cents Qiscount, und St. Louis, 75 jo 100 premiam. Sterling exchange was firm; prime asking rates, 4.88 a 490; Selling rates, 4.874; 0 4.8014. Reichmarks, 95 a 95}; and 953% a 057%, Cables, 9644 a 96%, Pri Paris, 6.16.0 5.1225. TUE GOLD MARKET. Gold was steady throughout the day at 112%. The rates paid for borrowing were 1';, 2, 3 and 24, per tent. Loans were also made flat. OPERATIONS OF TER GOLD KXCHANGR BANK. The specie engagements amounted to $250,000, INVESTMENT SHARKS, Investment shares sold as follows:—New York Cen- tral, 107 @ 1064 4 106%; Rock Istana, 109% 0 109: 106% ; Delaware and Lackawanna, 106.0 106}, 01071; a 107% ; New Jersey Central, 7514 a 7844 a 78 a 7734 a 7545 seller 60; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 114% ; Adame’ Buprece, 100)6 ; Welle-Bargo, 80%; American Kxpross, | | Lehigh § 5934; Delaware and Hudson ‘Canal, 105}, = 106%; Chicago and Alton, 101% a 102. STATE BONDS, Tn State bonds the only reported transaction was in Tennessee new series at 443;. GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds ‘closed steady, at the following quotations :—United States currency sixes, 12634 @ 127; do, do,, 1881, registered, 120 a 120!,; do. do., do., cou- pon, 123% @ 124; do. do, 1865, registered, 115% a 116; do. do, do, coupon, 115% a 118%; do, do, do, new, registered, 117% a 117%; do. do., do., coupon, 120% a 120%; do. da, 1867, regis- tered, 119% 2120; do. do., do, coupon, 123 a 123}¢; do, do., 1868, registered, 121 a 121 do. do., do, coupon, 124% a 1243;; do. ten-forties, registered, 117% a 118; do, do., coupon, 21834 a 119; do. fives, 1881, registered, 1174; a 117%; do. do, do., coupon, 1173; a 117%. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY, The Assistapt Treasurer paid out to-day $44,000 gold on account of interest, and $11,000 in redemption of five-tweoty bonds. The Sub-Treasury releasod $17,324 silver coin to-day. Internal revenue receipts to-day, $107,000; customs receipts to-day, $425,000; bank notes received for redemption to-day, $900,00u The Treasury balances are as tollows:—Currency, $10,000,000; coin, $66,500,000, less coin certificates, $23,000,000, ‘THE PORRION MARKRT. ‘The early London advices report consols firm and a fraction higher, United States bonds are steady for ‘1865's and new fives, } lower for 1867’s and 4 per cent higher for ten-forties. Eric was weak and declined to 121% for the common and to 18 for the preferred. The rate of discount in the open market for three months’ bills is 13% a 13¢ per cent. Forty-seven thousand pounds sterling went into the Ba k of England to-day. The Stock Exchange will be closed on Saturday next in order to allow some necessary repairs to the building ‘The following are prices at half-past four o’clock P. M.:—Consols for money, 94 9-16; do. for account, 94 9-16 0 945; ; five-twenty bonds of 1865, old, 10535; d0., 1807, 108%; ten-forty bonds, 107%; new fives, 106% ; Erie common shares, 123;; do. preferred, 1834. In Amsterdam American securities are firm and un- changed. Erie, 1234; Northwest preferred, 5814, RAILROAD BONDS. Railroad bonds were strong. At the early Board Harlem firsts advanced to 117, Union Pacific firsts to 1064, sinking funds to 907, Chicago’ and North- western consolidated gold coupons to 94, and Milwau- kee and St. Paul, La Crosse division, to 104%; St. Paul 1. and D. division sold at 83, do, consolidated sinking funds at 933s, Chicago and Northwestern firsts at 10534, Morris and Essex consolidated firsts at 103%, Union Pacific land grants at 101 and Cleveland and Teledo consolidated sinking fund at 108. In the afternoon there were large purchases, especially in the St. tasues, which advanced to 1047, for I.a Crosse division, 100% for C. and M. division and to 93% for con- solidated sinking funds. Erte second sold at 103, and third at 103%. Ono lot of $28,000 Western Pacifics brought 1024. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold coupons brought 93% ; C. C. C, and I, firsts, 109%; Chi \d Milwaukee firsts, 1043¢; Albany and Sus- q first, 116, and Obio and Mississppt con- soll inking ‘und, 993;; Central Pacifics ad- vanced $0 110 bid at tho close. The following were the late bids:— Albany and Susq 2d. Glove & Tol sf. 108 eee eee ks Glove, Pvilie ee da tor H ‘eve, P'ville or OR a a Cleve, Prville & A” new.103, Detroit, Mon: & Tol zs ff & Erie Take Shore con cp Lake Shore con re tnt. 104 Marietta & ieee 1 5 OSHS eh Ci 2101 Central of N Gen of N J conv. Lehigh & W B con Am nd Imp Mil 2 8 P Ist, 57s, Mil & BP 24.'73-1 Mi 4 St P 7's, ¢, Mil & 5 P Ist, MN&SP tot, 1 Mil & St P Ist, T Mil & St P ist; 7. MILES P 16, Ca Mil AS Peon sf Mil & Bt P zd, Ohi & NW sink f Chi & N W interes Chi & NW eon bds Chi & NW ex bd: Chia NW ist. Ohi & NW ep gold Peninsule 1at Chieayo & Mil Pi Winona & St 2 C,C.O ett Pitts. Ft Det, ‘Lack & Pitts, Ft Del, Lack Pitts, Ft ie gen orris jeve jorris & CC eth Morris & St Louis & Alton « T Alton &T A |. Peo Tol'& Wi Tol & Wi Han &N Ill & So Han 2%: 22 PILADELPEIA STOOKS. ‘The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o’clock this day:— City sixos, old. City sixes, new. Unitea Companies of New Jersey. Pennsylvania gen 63 sere id 4455 Fel, 6045 a pa Philadelphia od. Erie Railroad 18% Northern Central Railroad Bry Lewgh Navigation. 46: 4615 gation, 10385 104 BANK SHARES, Bank shares sold at 90 for Fourth National, 123 tor Metropolitan and 109 for American Exchange. MINING STOCKS, The following are the closing quotations in San Fran- cisco:— Consolldated Virginia so Crown Point... Yellow Jacket, Confidence wage Consolia’a Imperial. Mexican The following sales were made at auctior Fifty shares Citizens’ Fite Insurance Company, $20 each, 181%; 40 shares Sate Deposit Company of New York, $25 each, 1113;; 45 shares United states Ware- house Company, $60 600 shares Poopie’s Gus- light Company, of Brookiyn, 60; $500 Ciuzeus! Insur- ance Company certificate (reserve tnd), 69; $18,000 Brora city sevens permanent improvement vonds, 118; $1,100 International Ocean Telograph pyre dg seven per cent buuds, 37; 19 shares Manutac- tarers’ National Bak, 1 10 sh res a vatton Bank, of Now York, 161; 600 ahures Loriilard Insurance Go pany, 96a 97; 30 Shures Republic Fire Insurance C pany. , 96; 20 shares Geb! Fire Insurance oe 84g; 16 shares Eagle Fire Insurance Company, 25. 10 snares Mercantile Fire Lnsurance Company, i Fire Insurance Company, “lio; "100 » ria and Warsaw Rail; Company, Sic; 18 shares Metropolitan Gaslight Company, 147/73 180'sbares Kast River Bank, 101s. MEMORANDA. Mr. Jewett, Presidemt and receiver of the Erie Rail- way, sails on Saturday next tor Europe, to conier with Sir Edward Watkin andothers on matters con- nected with the road, A special despatch from Chicago reports as follows:— Reoepts of produce irom June 1 to date—Wheat, 2,295,140 vushels; corm, 5,542,866 do. ; onts, 1,528,720 do; barley, 115,436 do,; rye, 114,636 do, Total, 9,506,295 bushels. Flour, 196,648 barrela Hogs, 244,702 Members of the Board of Trade state above amount of grain is larger than ever before re- ceived at Chicago during any whole month. The Ten Million Siiver bill, with Sonate amendments, has been relerred to the Committee on Banking and Currency. ‘the rumor that the railway war has ceased or is | about to cease, which was freely circulated in stock circles to-day, 18 without foundaiion. The premium on silver ts down to para 1 per cent, im consequence of the belief that the Ten Million Le- gal Tender Silver vill will become a law. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Weoxus par, June 21, 1876, BEFORE CALL—Io A, ML. 10 shs American Ex. S04, 1000sha C & N W pl. Jy West cw set Ty 4m du. ons | se sepeseeyce 70 0 10000 2500 $5000 Tenn 6's, e 114% ‘8000 NJ Cen’ Say 1000 M SUP -, SMe 2000 M &St “63 SA 94000 Moo BB Dy Shy 4000 Chi & NW . Sah 4006 4 NW 54 2000 | “do. Say 4000 M & Say 3000 Mich Con bay 10ou © FP lst, 3s 8 00 Bar 187) 54 1000 Har 1st, 7 53 7000 West Fac 54 8000 bare Sy Hh 5a 5 6. a Wrtge be 110 es r. 8 sho Fourth Nati, 6 sy Vn Be..b oy 68, 635, 68 ss Shs: Pertti = Kare B5 be: 25: £ Pissesasagass Del, L&W RE 106) ix ie . ju . do.. .¢ 1088 "30 Ohio MRBRpf.be S2hy Yas BHR CALbebsh Py M. 1264; HOOshs LS AMSRR... 551g OT go B58 3 sei: 69 BOWy 8% Toocn, Beg RR. 118 9433 30) chi" S RRS Pg Hoon aN wie pt $2600 US 5-20,¢,'65.n. 120% SECOND BOARD—I P.M. 116 + = ayaa “natantae a 200 ae 5 Seperessitesesee 2:30 TO 2 P. Sono sha LS a8. : : as COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON, SPOT DULL AND RASTER, FUTURES 1-16 OFF—FLOUR DULL—WHEAT LOWER-- CORN QUIET—OATS UNCHANGEO—FORE LOWER—LARD LOWER—WHISKEXY QUIET—- PRTROLEUM FIRMER—NAVAL STORES QUIET— GROCERIES FIRMER—FREIGHTS sTEZABY. Wrowxxavay, Juve 21—6 P. M. There ws no improvement in the merchandise mar- | kets to-day, but, on the contrary; they were charac- terized by extreme dalnoss, aimost without exception, Flour was dull and heavy. Wheat was dull and lower. Corn was quiet. Oats without decided change. Whi key was qaet. Pork was dull and lower. Lard was lower. Freights were quiet, but steady. Cotton on the spot was dull and easier, Futures were 1-16c lower, Coffee wus gc. higher. jal stores were quict. Oils were also quiet, Petroleum was firmer. Sugar was 1-166. higher. Corree.—The market for Brasils wes vory stroug, and prices were advanced xc. perf Sale 5,000 bags Rio, ex Brasilaria, at 17%%e. for barely good, and 2,0 0 bags do. at Baltimore, ex Aquidneck, at 17\¢. for fully fair, and reported sale of 837 bags do. at do., ex Mary Rice, on pri- vate terms, Mild coffee was quiet, We quote :—Ordinary i mood do,, 174e, ® 17ige.; prime do., 17%¢. 18¢.; extreme range for lots, ldige. w 18¢.; Santos, fair to good, 16Ize. @ 17}4c., gold, ava, government baxs, 20c. a 22¢.; do., grass & 180. : Laguayra, 16h, 0 170. St. Domingo, 14%Z¢. @ 15¢,; Porto Coste Riea, 17¢. « 19¢, LM ia Hie atte} siura, Tis. w'iea's aves: Me. a Ve. 12g 12 17-32 rd of classifies. te ney, pet more WUrieans, Torus, thei halt grade oo above or La gp Re way Sire etie eat Cee Btn; 8 116 trict o Good ordi 16 wit 10%e48 iP *a16 Mo in “o-10 iy 716 NEW YORK HERALD. THURSDAY, JUNE 22 1876.-TRIPLE SHEET. . The receipts at bales; New com w Liverpool, Ge, pose AND GRALN.— Receipt "bushels; corn meal. 179 Aig 61 Ts bushels: 890 do. Ge Sener yellow. i Lona, low St. Louis, straigh' uis, choice double extra. it. Louis, choice family Rye flour, fue superfine, - Southe: Routh white, $l w for one whi Heur axp J $225. advices ate) + spleita, "Bie, Petrouxt Advices and athe Hass, Ke dul at Sw active. Lard call as foliows si 18s at ieiost varyin $i Wall 7 July sold at Spot was quiet; quote :—Fair to Krocery, talc to cholee, Wixe. » Risa: do, id bos ew ha rhe engage’ bushels grain Bremen or naphtha ou pri Croustadt, with known. ST ‘ilinote pene rs at 9! Iie aene a Cotton \ net oa aah Cotton quiet and steady; middling, 1). puncheor 1a H $1 18 for tair, xo. 2 Milwaui BL 33 for ungraded’ and 8 1874. Ry dressed, $190 8 $200 $120 a $125 for rough : a to wood strained, 8! 03440; winter, Bench ae Sake did, SIL ms fined was quote Ru change. We quote _ fair to geod, Sie. i Rangoon. fulr 19 good. vs. 6 % ge. gol id, <. Receipts—242 vbls, Tharkst was gui t: 80 bbla. sold ri] ptt auvaneed prices demanded or checked « liberal movement t tonaaye sulted to rain vessels Berth room was provision trade jamburg.' with 4,50 rican bs eare hence to Ror bark, from Richmon t to Kis Od; ai be steers at is' O%, en aces steers “ ye ib,, wit! ewt.: 72 #3 tlt steers at t. D. Waixel sold a i sold tor As Ib., weight 74 ews. Sie i Wilhams the ports ‘corn, 54, The We gaeter— rket was duil and iL 14 for No ite. 40e, UTE we! for ate wall clean, 2 Oa $210, gold By sis ‘e., enrrenty AK able, 33 gold OLASSER Was quiet and steady, Py Zit Inapactea a and 62 =Hpirits tiny quote: spirit ae wh 3 i fod a4 dike, Uh \¢. boed” ‘uanice —June, i to. jor, Repremeer. ‘August at $11 ‘, “aid 230. do. September at 300 tlerces Western sold at $11 524s. Ke- a at 12hse. for South America, 11%,c. tor Continent, and Lic. for Cuba Sales were 10y tlerces for tat 11}ye, and 100 tierces or Cubs at Lc. heese were quiet at uuchanged prices. steady and without seers ne, w. ot Patio Ri 3 hhds. ei 42 vi 2u00 bola, refined h 2,400 bbls. ; Norfolk, 22) i ihe anne are a) cit +) wad 0 at a Met, wish ales of 700 bbls, at $3.95 for 65 4 63 10 for Western Jersey and Peun- gees Be waukee, the outside pric ont 95-000 bushele at ic. ; clayed, 2 (now here), with 3,800 buls were as follows :—Galvesten, 33 Orleans, 487; Mobile, 12; Bayan ‘287; Charleston, 129; W min, Mi, 22 ww York, 104 Tot, em od bules. ‘This day last week, 1.084. Total since wrote ver 3 ‘ortou irelghts cl fo ad > "2 Chicago and ‘Lmixed, 3c rd ‘white mixed, on track; 3¢, 8 ‘ewern taixed, ‘Bde. & se. for graded low mixea firm ; Oris.—The market wae generally quiet and nay ter ‘August, Be wacked. Vat in sales Sloat bellies at Tiger 10.000 lbs. pickled. bel averaze, nt 100; D piekled hams at 1c, and « pickled’ shoulders ut Me. ros | hans were at 10ige. a Me, fresh | bell Oise. eked Yeilies a dy wv'tie. tor city long ‘tent ind 10%e, tor Western do. : 279 buses Western long ¢ was dull at former price: ue Western. Siuoked meats were ae tall and lower, bee at the second 1 aig ld, $I Ai ‘clear sold on yet has arolina, tuir to prime, 6c, & 6) & Sige. 5 do. wo 3 tac. 5 contrifa casks. The market was firm, 50 tierces off grade at 1UkKe., amd 40 do. do. —Receipts—48 hhds , 67 ti “es Sospelnge ed taf casks. bi market was sveedy, ales 0. 80, 20 2wWhbds ig eriny ‘ne Fad YY Ma secering tite thd 11,0. 0 et 8,900 he Norwesiun bark reported im uur rs crain, to a a orders, at is for ra United King bark, ttmore fo Bremen, wath 5.008 ‘bhi B burk Se, Gd); ish do. irom Balt con ‘ship (t0 arrive), from Balti- NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS, Wepxesoay, Juve 21,1876 RECEIPTS FOR TWO DAYS. Yards. ree. Cows, Gixtieth atroet...... 1,138 4 Tonnrrelaten ‘street. - th street...... = Jersey Visy. .. tor 128 Tihinois s steers: fd ‘Ye. BO Lilinols steers iMidois ve 8 ft Diener etwoinhe Tic ewe 10 at ce 1b. we owe in at ety bi xem $ in thinols steers ay we aS weighia gp Pee tb. with 'M. Louterbach wale. ny Wold tor Cocu & Henbury 33 Tino! Be. per Iie, with 81 on iy weight OA ewe. eers it Veals and Calves. BOF Perry O84 nots steers at Vgc. w Vive. verte welt ifs per Wb. werht lbs. we fraction off per Ib.. eet Dacre da! ioe" for In. ‘on ber sale BO lilinvis steers, Donneil sold for 8, W. Allerton weight s wt weinhe 9 et, Lilinuls steers at wt. « Tewt.; 10 lilinotw steers at Ge. per ews; 80 ilinois meere at 10K. per Iv. wiih $1 lend, woight Sy ewt.: held on At Jersey yards ot eet cope aed per siete ead fee ates ver we 4 Co, 48 INinots ari 720 00 6 20 50 ices were lower, ad © heated and damaged ; he tor low mixed, bet for uninspected, We —Coinmon | asia 45 rou Ed rm rom nia mh 4 ig refiuing.. ral ie ise. w Bites etl; with 2 Bhs bun su Norwegian bark, sbence to sled. eater fr ship, rom Pi letpbin t Autworn | bin do. on privace, terine lor. | ai a tino steers ee Ri Topper ie nb ‘ei'en i re Coeds yeici Wee Sea Mis-ou je. frie X ecennei ig for Bea uanaus bu:invecson ned BBE ERE. siniee $1. a 100 BO vday, for quoted at wee pryare wei July, de B11 30 mgs ; i 8 We out al, hhds, ouu I troveum ad as anc‘. quar. 5s td. German werican & Nor- imore to 17 Gov “Titteele 10%e. ; good ordinary, Mc. Net receiptg, 487 bales; SAT Exports to Fiance, 3,648 Couswise, 1,211. Stuck, Monies, June 21, 1676. low muddling, 1U%ye. ¢ 12 bales." Exports coust- . ‘Ait, Jane 21, 1876. Cotton, Sem: middling, 11 o ry. jet reeeis wise, 142." Sales, 200.” Stoen, Bavas Cotton quiet; middlin Pag peer rbg Pov Ry ordinary, % N I es Gonatwins, GOR. Neen tal eich a Sener fe Rxporte Cu. J 2, igre. fatten ater: mid aes lew ied one. © maid Wye. good ordina be pec A Egg oe 00, "Stock, Sauk pate Exports Spirits of turpentine steady at ie, Beslu tras at $1 20 for strained. ‘Tartrm wet son tea efgynce, June 21, ibe extra, 1,800" bb ber, 695,000 feet. Canal shipment WD baahalst Taber, 158,000 feet. Burrato, N.Y. Su Wiese, yoke. 000d Recelpte—By ca bushels; corn, 105, oats, 15,000 do. : barley, tidewater—Whent. 34, G0 bunt D bble.; whent, 40.000 busi 000 do."; barley, 2.000 do. Canal fretuhts ge. for corn, to New York, Flour i d: entirely nominal of 8, b mixed at S: 4.0100 do. Wen Onts tales of 700 basbela Ko. 2 Western at die., 2,500 do, Wiscon sin at 35e, tive. Burley neglected. Malt quiet, Steady. Pork dull: 819 75 for henry mess. Lard dull at 12 Highwines Sominelly $1 13, city made. Tourno, June 21 1878, ‘Whent we Michie 1 Flour dull. No. 2 do,, $1 fer bOu do, corm TGOda. flour, 18,000 bushels wheat, 25,000 ae Cutcago, June 21, 1878, Flour quiet and unchanged. Whoat unseitied: strong and higher and closed at inside prices; No. apring, $1 03, June; $1 Os Jute; sales at $1 O25 1 No, 8 Chicago, sprt 0. Rye eusier at 64 Pore in fait dermund, bat at i spot and Jul: lower; 811 August. Bulk | moxts lower; " shoulders, te. a 7 a Wiye.} clear sides, Mi $1 10, Freigsts un hanged. Wheat, 81,00) bushels; corn, 147, 4,000 dp. barvey, 4.000 di Whitkey higher its Flour, 11,030 bis, 11, July. PRINT Provimesce, K. 1 ‘The printing cloth murket continues for tho best U4x64, with light transactions, EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxpon Propuck MARKxT.—LonDox, June 21—Evon- — Linseed oil, 28s. 6d. per ows. CLOTH MARKET. 21, 1878, Age. Ju atid AVERPOOL Piopuce Mankwe —Livenroot, June 21— Evening.—Linseed vil, 234. dd. per ewt. —-— > -—__—_ , FINANCIAL, NEY ON LIVE AND ent Insurauce Policies, Mortgages aud other seousttiee kinds effected with best com- panies, DRIVH & UU. 117 Broadway. Ap —STOCK SPEGUL, TORS CANT RECBIVE A gANPLE © cupy of this s doings in Wall st. free; con Predictions as to future prices of with quotations of stock privileges for seven tu v0 days aud imiormation as to best mode of operaung. Ai IDGK & CV., Stock Brokers, 02 Browuway. corner | Wall s,, New York. Ate At Be ON ABLES RAT as. — M0 iow: insurance of al: J.J, HA! OR SALE—A FEW SHA F onseREe BANK ptoer, Wanted—O se iation Company's Btock, by K. 3. MENDE, +35 Wall st, ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON MORT- gaze New York city property; city railroad Stocks and Bonds bough 1 ¥ ‘0. w York and Brooklyn itea! a Six cer cent t woney for first class loans. JRECLOSED FREE OF CHARGE BY an experienced real estace lawyer. Address ATTOR- Nkv, box fos | Herald office. TRAL RAILROAD Company. New Yorx, Juve 21, 1876, A dividend of four per cent ond yore declared’ by this company, payable on, the frst day of August next, to Homuers of Tall pald shares, registered wi 14th day of Ju ext, after which and eat” u ° sth oey or august the trausier books will be closed. L.'V. F. RANDOLPH, Treasurer. N LIBERAL TERMS—NONEY ON LIFE INSUR- ance licies, Apply to Saad AND LOAN A8SO- CLaTIO: Bro way, room 1 O LET-THE OLD “ESTABLISHED iz Office, Bull's Head Bank re rgetic party. Apply m XCHANGE ding; mod- SAMUEL rANTED—#28,000 ON MORTGAGE ATO PRR CENT Y “on improved Proy KTIN, 247 West 88th st 501 SOR A GoOU Gas GOOU OdATieL mOKT $5 T. 3., Heraid Uptown branch ice. $8000 WANTED—ONE-POURTH APPRAISED “vate; Muvst Farm on Long Island: 19 miles trom Hrooklya 5 “fetes under cultivation; new wo EB ae. Address SAMONSON 4 $50. .000- 1. O00. 00 () WANTED U gage. Addres iN ' aa AND “MORT. age, iit gnme to sult. "OW | Bah New York. — LOAN ON MORTGAGE aT er rates. K, STEVEN: N, Jt.. No. 4 Pine st, VARTN Siw Y oyuired ; half tnt sors fil See Partiou.acs of ‘ol Walks §, Wis natteth ae . ‘CHANCK SELDOM OFFERED TO A YOUNG MAN with 6102. Address it. J. C., Herald office, “WUSINESS MAN, WITH #400, equal interest ii a well payin wn funds; 4 rare opportunity for the rig Vestigation soligited. Call on vr address U. O0,, 365 Bowers. YOUNG, aud serv RuisON, box Ww a bu Tuesday, June 1+ ADVERTISING, Wodnesdar, June 14, ADV. VERTISING, 35,300 37,450 30,450, 48,100 Fri vay, June eéture ABvinrisiNG,” urday. DV ENTiMING, 3 ADVERIISING, Total. » 94,350 Daly srrles going out sh the sli ‘subse Parties out ol 6 city shoul Fist NRNING Thurtican 50 cents per month, $6 w year, postage THOROUGH BUSINES, MAN, WILI ‘0 DE- vote wie entire time, em purchase fur $4, 00 ate terest in # paying cash be niness whieh present owner can- not give the fe am y have *, with Feaconuole salary for services. anafactaring and Construction Com duties—Hal/ Literest in ness. Address SOLID $3 BUSINas8 FOR ‘th wt. NADA A § OLD ESTABLISHED BX? Rus . W. a BY INDUCEMENT ALE, A Fatent; the ‘are stapl and’ moot with rest sale here; full operation unable to fil orders; exardination salicited. from any gemtieman, meaning bust ness. Unil at 61 Hudson st., room ene) Post office, tn a Pe ie city of 20.000 1000. ‘elenr, Apply to RIGGS & Of DISPORAL—ONE OF THE BRT MARKITS ON or fall particulars yo warclay ot at. salves iwel i nani fed oa sold at 4c. 0 rere 8 en oe ere no = — ae DOMESTIC MARKETS. nes nee New manulac ut or poppe io where ph) LR “ts 2, Gesires to . et Tai tidling, | isu Powoue.” Mies BEST es LvEsTON, June 21, ising ye: warm? TO INVES(—WITH SERVICES, wow FO TO Gaus age 3 TURERS OF STAPLE ARTICLES DE establish @ sales agency in * adeno SF peiremken tear es 102 Pow M Now Ipawich x He WANTED.—THK MANUFATURER OF A af shirt, controlling a largo AL trade. desiring (0 fall capital te Insutticient to io the active; the Aik es Beenaree * cone boner in MY CANE ae eu '*« Hotel. WITH CAPITAL, TO ENGAGE * | Wane Bap. ga] tf which Is now and tak! ‘huaroas Norell ot 08 ANTE, PARTNER IN AN OLD RSTAMLISH iD i. dry goods house; "o's trorsuee bosin *; ain gaa or <f 4 ay a cash capi ‘capital, « a a-rare opportanity witb be ives. AG 10.000, by & business wan, in some good = oS os | ‘to | They are beyond revognit on, y $50 couutry; $2.00( ana Fixtures noe for hime istuctory Ww. TLLTAM. iterald office, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. WILL LsTABLISH ASY GENTLEMAN INE w, profitable Business, never introduced in this nek poe itively. DING, 681 Broadway. CASH —FOR BALE (NO BRE Legend Ein ae make § . SILENT OB Hl bullion as- $500, 000, cotapany. Ade OMPARY, Horald office, svaling where au interview eo BUSINESS TROUBLES. Messrs. Lewis E, Wolf & Brother, manufacturers of brushes, of No, 78 Pearl street, have beep sold out by the Sheriff. ‘The liabilities of Mensrs, William Cheeks & Co., job- bers in dress goods, of Broadway, are now siated to be only about $50,000, instead of $250,000, as previously reported, Messrs, Cheeks & Co. are endeavoring t6 settle with their creditors by a compromise of forty cents on the dollar. The examigation of Otto Huster, dealer in’ furs, of Maiden lane, was continued yesterday before Register Allen, of No. 152 Broadw: The first meeting of the creditors of Henry W. Dowett was held yesterday before Register Allon, when Fran- cis Schell was elected assignee, after the following debts tad been proved :—EF. P. Scott & Co., $2,501 Pottis & Loathe, $510; Thomas Gaftield, $500; Francis A. Hall, $500, The first meeting of the creditors of Franklin A. Thurston, builaor, was held yesterday before Register Alien, No aebts’ were proved, and Mr, Joba H, Flatt, tho official assignee. was appointed assignee. Atan ing of the creditors of John MeMallen, ine yeater the office of Register Williams, o! No. Warren t, Mr. John, G. Cameron was pass assignee. The first meetin, in composition, of the creditors of Jonu C, aud Jobo axter was held yesterday, betore Register Fitch, of No. 345 Broaawoy. bankrupta ‘opposed a composition of twenty five cents on the dol- lar, but the meeting adjourned without taking any ac- tion thereon. At the second composition mecting of the creditors of George L. Burr, heid yesterday, before Register Fiteh, there was no opposition expressed to the oflered composition of forty cents on the dbilur, The first meeting of the creditors of Wiliam L, Fisher, to elect an assignee, which was set down tor yesterday, etore Register Fiuch, was adjourned until the 30th inst. DRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK. The run on the Dry Dock Savings Bank was com tinued yesterday, and the crowd of auxious people, waiting to draw their ii(tle savings was even greater than on the previous day. The sidewalks were thronged long before the doors were opened, and as soon as they were thrown open a rush was made for the paying tob Jer’s desk. The crowd steadily increased from tes o’clock till one, and three policemen were required te keep the excited people in order, Several of those wha, cafled, however, fuding their money was promptly forthcoming, wont away without drawing it, and some even made deposits to mark their unshuken confidence in the bank, The greater part of the crowd were Ger- mans and Hebrews, and it ia said that the run origin ated ata meeting of aGerman lodge, Atthe time the bank closed at three o'clock there were about 300 sons inside, and a great number were still on the side walk. Up to tbat hour absut $70,000 had been with- drawn, ss Mr. Mills, the President, stated that the bank would rup, and that it heoryated be well able to stand ti necessary, pay every dollar of deposits. He suid ti there were n» grounds for the panic aod compared to a groundiess cry of fire in a crowded theatre. The bank officials, be said, are utterly at joss fora reason for it, wulers it can bo found in the fact tuat the poor and non-English speaking customers of the institution had confounded it with the Mechanics and Traders’ Bank, a reteree for which had been appointed by the courts, The bank bas in bonds and morty $2,345,950; in bonds of cities of the State of Ne York, $1,304,000; in New York city bonds, $4,427,000; overnment ‘ponds, $2,303,000, und in real estat $20,000. These securities can rondily be reait: upoa a basis of at least ten per cent above par. If neversary $7,000,000 can be put at command to meet any aud all demands. The vank olficials express themselves as very couf- dent that us soon as the people become convinced that there is no real cause foraiarm the run will cease, THE EMPRESS EUGENIE'S LACES. News has been receivei at the Custom Hoase from the United States District Attorney's office that the colebrated smuggled lace goods which were made for Eugénie, ex-Empress of the French, are to be sirortly sold for government account at United States Mure shal’s auction, They were seized in May, 1975, by Captain Brackett, Special Treasury Agent, who fob lowed their owner, a Mr. Hoorix, of Brassels, from this city to Philadeiphia, thence to Wilmington, Del and thence to Washington, where they were seized as conti id, The woods were exhibited at the last Paris Exhibition, Tne late Mr. A. T. Stewart ox- pressed a wish to be present at their sale, Mr. Grant, ot th2 firm of Grant & Muller, a well known Custom House lace expert, was asked to place # value upon the laces, and said he could aot. A dress and shawl have been restored to Mr. Hoorix apon his representa- tion that said goods belonged 10 his wite. ‘ihere ro- main some eizbtecn or twenty pieces to be disposed of and their sale promises to be a most ipieresting affuir in spite of nee eencn THE POLICE PARADE. ae . The annual parade of the police taxes place to-day, The line will form in Lafayette place between eigus 4 halt-past eight A. M., and start promptly at ni: o'clock, passing through Fourth street to Broadway, up Broadway to Fourteenth street, acrovs Fourteenth street to Fourth avenue, up Fourth avenue to Twenty- third street, across to Madison avonue, up Madison avenue to Thirty-fourth sireet, across to Fiith avenue, down Fifth avenue to Fourteenth street, thence al Union square to the plaza, where tl reviewed by Mayor Wickham and probably nd also the beads of the various distinguished persons The Between 1,600 aepariinents, Desi time set dor the review ig ton A. M. and 1,800 men will be im line, The entire command will be under Superintendent Walling, and the four Ipspectora will each have a division, The mea will all wear the new Derby hats, THE BOILER EXPLOSION. Coroner Ellinger yesterday, empanelied a jury iv the case of Kneeland Wright, the cook of the tagboat H. W. Workinay, who met bia death the day previous by the terrible explosion. Alter the jury formally e: amined the mangled remains of the deceased they were ‘dismtssed for the present, it being the intention of tue Coroner not to hold the inquest until alter evory exer- trou has been made to find the bodies of the two miss. ing men who were in the bout at the time of the ex. plosion. No traces as yi been found of them. BROOKLYN'S NEW CITY BUILDING, * Yesterday forenoon ground was broken on the site set apart by the Common Council for the erection of a new municipal building, on the west side of the Kings County Court Honse, At eleven o'clock a large assemblage of citizons and officials gathered on Joraie. mon street, in (he viemity of the ground selected, and Mayor Schroeder made his appearance, shovel in hand, and removed a small quantity of earth amid the cheers of the spectators. President French, of the Board of Aldermen, toliowed the example, after which several addresses were made, The Mayor said some jorty years ago the corner stone was laid for the City Hall, It was tt intended to erect «a building which shoaid cover the whole of Ciy Hall ” the pauic Of 1837 put « stop to the baild lor the time being, and the fae siamber d till 1804, when the present Ciy Hail was begun and compieted within two on the modified pian, The vailding as origi tm: venaed would be What 8 now wanted for room and cons venievce. The practical mechanics who are mem! of the Aldermanic Cot eo on Building will see to 4t, ths Honor said, “that this 18 as howest a job as was ever put up in the city of gg ig Tt is @ forta. nate time, waa provides work for unemployed mechanics and laborers in the city. Alderman Fisher then spoke, reviewing the bi of the City Hall, whieh cost, with all its sesh teo ost 250,000. The hew Court House cost bat $561,748 2% t cannot be said that en ake be at in hee public buildings, Corporation itt, Yo visor Clark and Alcerman Martha also made speeches, after which the work of excavating W..s began. The butiding, whieh is to cost $200,000, will bave ao depth of 160 feet and will have a troat on Joraiemon street of 100 feet. It ts to be Bushed by ‘May 1, 1877, SAD FATE OF AN UNKNOWN WOMAN. Early yesterday morning an unknowa woman, sap. Posed tg be a tramp, was borribly mangled op the Peonsyivania Ratiroad, within the Hennes or city. The remains had to be at If not tdemtiled they” Field, the Morgue. to the Power's