The New York Herald Newspaper, July 7, 1876, Page 9

i" it ys mae FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL A Halt in the Upward Stock Move- ment—Prices Generally Lower. GOLD 112 1-8 A 111 7-84 112. Money on Call 2 and 21-2 Fer Cent—Govern- ment Bonds Steady—Railroad Bonds More Active and Firm—Invest- meat Shares Steady. Watt Street, } ‘Tuvrspay, July 6—6 P. ‘The tendency of the stock market to-day bas been downward, in spite of the efforts of the few bulls who have taken the bit in their teeth for the Purpose of causing an advance. In fact, there are not a few intelligent observers, disconnected from any in terest and therefore not likely to be biassed in their Judgment, who believe that the engineers of the late rie are now adroitly selling stocks and pocketing the profits that have been gathered in their several neta. {t is but natural that a reagtion should occur. The temper of the street is not favorable to a protracted campaign on the long side of the market in the absence of the reserve torcea, which in ordinary times inspire confidence in a forward movement, Mere skirmishing by abalf dozen sharpshooters is not by any means & prelude to a genoral engagement, and, hence, when they cease firing quiet is restored in the camp and little or no harm is the result outside of their own coterie. In the contest to-day only 77,000 shares found a mar- ket, and the majority of brokers contented themselves with simply looking on. Western Union and Lake Shore, as usual, were sent to the front The former ‘was wounded to the extent of 7% per cent., declining from 71% to 70%, and closing at 71. The latter stood Are a trifle better, the highest price of the day peing 58%, the lowest 68%, and the close B85. Michigan Central likewise drooped trom Wy to 61%. Late in the day Jersey Central was forced into action at about 721, and made 4 brief stand at 7434 a 7434, but retired from the tleld ‘ooring 7344 a 73%. Delaware and Lackawanna, as somparod with yesterday’s figures, suffered a loss of Se per cent. The Granger stocks were comparatively quiet, One would suppose that with the abundance of cap- ital awaiting employment the investment shares would attract attention, but beyond a transaction here and there, at prices which have varied only a trifle for many days, this department shows unchanged dulness, In fact money is seeking use more in government and first class railway bonds, on which no default has been recorded, than in the speculative fancies, which have become mere footbalis to be tossed about with every whim of a close corporation of wealthy stock gam- plers, It is, perhdps, well enough to state here that one of the causes assigned for the movement in Jer- sey Central was the rumor that the company had suc- ceeded in negotiating the remainder of its consolidated bonds, These sold in the open market to-day at 102 THE SALES TO-DAY. The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag- gregated 78,700 shares—Erie, 1,900; Lake Shore, 33,400; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 100; Northwestern, 1,600; Northwestern preferred, 1,300; Rock Island, 200; Pacific Mail, 1,400; St. Paul, 2,100; 3t Paul preferred, 1,400; Ubtos, 700; Western Union, 21,400; Wavasb, 300; Union Pacific, 400; New Jersey Central, 5,970; Michigan Central, 2,800; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 750, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The following table shows the opening, highest and prices of the aay :— Opening, Highest. Lowen % las low New York Central Northwestern. Northwestern preferred. Rock Island Faton Pacific. 1,9 andl C. Western Union. 70% 18% 26.55 137 CLOSING PRICES—3 P. M. ~ 2% © a rn (a. ny Ces a Bite: « Dhic& NW... a Chew ® W pe 8 ‘ 4 RoR E18 bias 100% fisegeri Poo 7 4 8 see ca rn ‘ Muasrpt.. WK" We cae aye ADVANCE AND DECLINE. ‘The following are the changes in closing prices com- pared with those of yesterday :— Abvancr.-—Atlantic and Pacitic preferred; New Jer- 97, Coatrat, 14, ; Rock Island, 4. RECLINE. —Goid, Western Union, 1; Union Pa. wae, 4g; Wabash, %; 8t. Paul, 4; do. preferred, 3; cers’ and Petroleum, % ; Ohio und Missisisipp!, ke protest common, lebigan Central, %; Lake Shore, Sj Bre , Delaware and Lackawanna, % ; C. tral, Ae G aud LC, 45 New York ‘Cen? ‘The rest of the market was stationary. TME MONEY MARKET. Money was fully supplied at 2 and 2% per cent. Prime paper is quoted at 4 and 5 per cent, with jew bills offering. The following ure the rates of exchange om New York at the undermentioned cities to-day :— Savannah, 3¢ premium; Charleston, selling 3-16, buy- ng 445,Cinetnnati quiet, 5 per cent premium; New drleans, commercial, 4, bank, %; Chicago, 26. pre- aim, and St. Louis, 25c. premium to par. The for- gn exchange market Was strong for sterling bills on wondon, and the best pames could be bought only ata Wight concession from the posted rates, Sterling— hixty days’ sight, 4.875 a 4884; demand, 489% a 904; cable transfers, 4.90% a 4.914; commercial, 1854 a 4.80%. Paris—Sixty days’ sight, 6.144 a 4.16% ; demand, 6.11% a 5.13, ; cable transters, 5.10 0 commercial, 6.184; a 5. Reichmarks— Bixty days’ sight, 95% a 95%; demand, 95% a 96; cable transters, 964, 4 9645; commercial, 9445 a 96%. THE GOLD MARKET. Gold closed at 112, the two extremes of the day hav- ing been 1124, and 111%. The carrying rates were 14, 2and1 percent, Loans were also mace flat, OPRRATIONS OF THE GULD EXCHANGE BANK. bal y Gross cieurances, CLRAKING HOU! Currency exchanges Currency balances Bold exchanges. Fold bulances. ja redemption of Ov vonds, The Sub-Treasury released $14,400, silver coin, w-day. Internal revenue receipts to-day, $200,000; sustoms receipts to-day, $300,000, GOVERNMENT BONDS, Government bonds closed steady at the following quo- ations:—United States currency sixes, 126 a 127; do. ties, 1881, registered, 119% a 120; da do, da, toupon, 120% a 120%; do. do., do., 1865, registered, l164j a 116%; do. do., do., coupon, 116% 2 1164; do. do,, do, mew, registered, 117%; @ 117%; do, do, do., coupon, 117%; a 117%; do, do., 1867, registered, 119% 21194; do. do.,ao., coupon, 1194 0 119% ; do. do., 1868, registered, 121 a 121%; do. do, do, coupon, I2la (21g; do. ten-forties, registered, 118 a 1184; do. do, roupon, 1183 a 116% ; do. fives, 1881, registered, 11754 e117% ; do, do., do., coupon, 117% a 117%. RAILROAD HONDS, Railroad bonds at the morning board were generally irm, with the i business in the Western issues, There was a good demand for the Milwaukee and St Paul consolidated sinking funds, which advanced to jo. Im the other St, Paul issues La Crosse division wold at 10254. Chicago and Alton firsjs were firm at 417, and the Chicago and Northwestern sinking funds at 109, and consolidated plain at 103 dated gold coupons were lower, selling at 9334 a W3\q. Haunibal and St. Joseph convertibie rose to 80%. New Jersey Veutral convertible fell of to 6%. Union ' NEW YORK HERALD. FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. Pacific firsts brought 102%, and Central Pacifics 107. In the afternoon, on a brisk demand, Union Pacifi land grants advanced to 102%, sinking fands to 92 firsts to 1027. Milwaukee and St. Paul, La Crosse di vision, to 101%, and Rock Island firsts to 10835, ex in- terest, Albany and Susquehanna firsts sold at 11234, Weatern Pacifics at 99%, and Obio and Mississippi ¢ solidated at 96, all ex interest. The following were the closing quotations for Pacific railroad bonds;—Uniom firats, 102% to 103; do, land grants, 102}; vo 103; do sinking tunds, 9234 to 9244; Centrale, 107 to 10714. STATE BONDS. In State bonds New York coupen bounty loan sold at 102 and Missouri long sixes at 104%, both ex interest, District of Columbia 365’s rose to72X%. A sale of Arkansas Funding act sixes was made at 30 and of Georgia sevens, gold, at 105, BAXK SHARES, Th ly sales of city bank shares wore 10 German- American at 66 and 50 Republi 7, INVESTMENT sTOCKs. Investment shares brought the following prices:— Chicago and Alton, 102% a 1024 102; Chieago, Bur- Ington and Quincy, 115; Jersey Central, 72% a 72% @ 124, a 74% 073% 978%; Velaware and Lackawanna, 105 a 104% a 104%; Pittsburg, 93%; Union Pacific, 64; Weils-Fargo, 86; American Express, 59; Producers and Petroleum, 119% a 119%; Delaware and Hudson, 106 % ; New York Central, 108%; Rock Island, 10935. ‘THE FOREIGN MARKRT. The London advices report consols firm and a frac- tion higher, United States bonds were also firm anda fraction higher im some cases; but at Paris rentes were somewhat lower. The specie in the Bank of England increased £281,000 sterling during the past week, the proportion of reserve to- liabilit being now 6234 per cent, against 534¢ last week, ‘The directors of the bank made no change to-day in its rate of discount, which remains accordingly at 2 per cent. The specio 1m the Bank of France has tncreased 10,740,000 francs during the week, At Frankiort new fives were quoted at 102, The following are balf-past four P, M. quotations:—Consols for money, 93% & 94; do. for account, 93% a 94; 658, old, 106, , 10835 & 10834; ten-forties 1074 ; fives, 106% a 107; Erie, 181g; Erie preferred, 18219, Silver is quoted at 48d, per ounce. MINING INTELLIGENCE, We present a bird’s-eye view of mining operations in Colorado, The main shaft of Nativo Silver Company is down 300 feet, and from that to a second shatt, eighty feet deep, three connecting levels have been Tun in ore that has paid continuously. The Spencer Mine turns out ore that is said to run 417 ounces silver for first class and 143 ounces tor second. Mill returns of ore \aken from Monitor Mine show 13, ounces gold and 180 ouncea silver to the ton. From the Lizzie Brown Mine the ore bas paid from the suriace, The Logan is worked day and night and has a main shaft 100 feet deep, the ore from which commenced to pay at a depth of sixty feet. One woek’s work on the Roe- buck brought to view a body of teliurium, sylvanite and free gold that is said to astonish its owners, The Denver 1s down twenty-seven feet, showing ore that assays $600, The Muskededo produces ore that will im:ll $100, the crevice being fourteen inches wide. Ore from the Frederick, at twelve feet deep, assays $112. Home Lode is down fourteen yielding ore worth $120. Ore trom the Cascade Mine produced an average of 250 ounces silver. fhe Pocahontas Company em- pioys ninety-two men and proposes soon to increase the number to 300, The principal shafts are 400 feet deep and the ore is hauled to Black Hawk at great expense and still yields a profit, In the old counties of Boulder, Gilpin and Clear Creek the mines are nearly all improving as lower depths are attained. The following are the closing official prices of mining stocks at San Francisco to-day :— Consolidated Virginia 53% Caltornia Segregated Ophir. praise Gl Savage. Consolidat’d Imperial x Mexican..... 2856 Gould & Curry... Best & Belcher Hale & Norcross. PRILADELPHIA STOCKS, ‘The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o’clock this day :— Bid = Asked, City sixes, old, 1065; Cny sixes, new. 108%, Unitea Companies ot New deriey: 13844 Pennsylvania Ratiroad. 63 Philadelphia and Reading Raliroad: “xy Lebigh Valley Katlroad . 51% Catawissa Railroad preferred. - Philudelpbia and Erve Railroad. 18% Northern Central Rauroad. B45 Lehigh Navi; tn “ay 44% Lehigh Navi sees 108 1034 MEMORANDA. A Washington despatch says that the Banking and Currency Committee to-day discussed the repoal of the Resumption act, but adjourned without taking action, Monday has been set for the final disposition of the question, ‘The Merchants’ Bank has notified the Mayor, Comp- troller and Chamberlain of this city that, after July 10, it will not allow imterest on city deposits. This action is based on the difficulty of lending money, even at very low rates of interest, and the bank could not allow the city the usual rate without losing monoy. RAILROAD RARNINGS. The foliowing shows the earnings of the St, Louis, Kansas City and Northern Railway Company :— June 24 to Suth........ + $52,688 43 Corresponding period last year. 39,397 69 Increase in 1876... seeeesecsees $13,200 74 Total this month to date June 1 to 30th $228,719 65 Corresponding period last year. 178,382 62 Increase in 1876. $50,387 13 Total trom January 1 vo date:— January 1 to June 30...... $1,499,756 02 Corresponding period jast year., 1,236,931 22 Increase in 1876. tee eeeeee $262,824 80 The earnings of the Toledo, Peori: id Warsaw Rail- way for the urst balf of 1876, as compared with the first are reported as follow: 1875, be 436 97 Totals... Showing a gain in 1876 of $283,949 31. The Chicago, St Pani and Milwaukee Railroad Com- pany to-day reports iis earnings for 1875 aad 2876, which compare with those of 1874 as follows :— 1875. $209,114 Fourth week Jun Month of June 886, 742,168 Since January 1...... 4,481,065 3,392,442 8,960,496 Compared with 1875 this shows an increase of $15,886 lor the week, $135,403 for the month, aad $567,954 for eix montha Compared with 1874, how. ever, there is a decrease of $53,000 for the week, 329 for the month, and $517,649 for the six months, ‘The followmg are the earnings of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad tor Jun $87,002 78 The foligwing are the earuings of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad for June:— The following are the earnings of the Chicago » id Alton road :— ‘ Fourth week June, 1876, Fourth ik Jane, 1875, Increaso..... Month June, 1876. Month June, 1875 Increase June, 1 From January 1 to June 30, 1876.. From January 1 to June wu, 1875, $50,157 69 $2,237,008 59 2,112,965 65 Increase, 1876....... $124,062 94 The following are the earniogs and expenses of the Union Pacific Railroad for (he monsh of May :-— Gross earnings “ + $1,201,954 61 Expenses 2” "601,007 05 Surpius.... seeeeeteee ceeeeeeeeces 9700887 66 Included 1m the operating expenses are-$19,684 36 for taxes, aud $74,104 75 for steel rail NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Tuorasvay, July 6, 1876 BEFOKK GALL—lu AM, 93% 200 she LS & M3. ta Pu) A s oa ea" sw 1600 Ww: AND Harb e 12084 $1000 Ark 6's, fund, 11000 Mo 6's. 1 v, A = ie ¢ REE 10 Clev & P ie a a NW pie te So By 100 a 20 pL ii be 200 do . 2P, $2000) UE S's, 0, "81. iy: SKCOND BKOARD—I PL 105 10 shs American Ex. 10 do : ‘ 1K $1000 Ga 7's, gold b.be 1000 Alb & Sus 1at.xi Su00 C, RL a Peal COMMERCIAI. REPORT. COTTON: SPOT was 1-8c. LOWER, FUTURES WERE 1-8c. a 7-32c..LOWER—FLOUR DULL—WHEAT DULL—CORN LOWER-—OATS STEADY—PORK DULL—LAED DULL AND HEAVY -— WHISKEY DULL — PETROLEUM ¥IRM— AVAL sTORRS QUIET — O18 STEADY —GROCERINA FIRM — YREIGHTS FIEM. Tuurapay, July 6—6 P, 3. Business was light in all its departmeuts, the mat kets being all but universally dull, with values con- stantly fluctuating, though really changing but Iittle. On 'Change flour was still dull, but without decided change. Wheat was dull and nominal for strictly pri- vate prices, other sorts favoring the buyer. Corn was im moderate request, but closed decidedly lower and dull. Outs were steady. Whiskey wasdull. Pork wasduil. Lard wus dull and heavy. Freights were firm. Cotton on the 1s was Asc. lower; futures were Sc. a 7-S2e. lo Gro- Naval stores were quiet, Oils were steady. Petroleum was firtn. | Corrus.—The market for Brasils was quiet but firm, | Mijd coffee wax quiet. During the past week G44 bags Maracaibo, 441 do. Mexican, 150 do. St. Domingo and do, Savanilla sold tn lots for consuraption within the range Also 855 bags Costa Rica shipped to Kurope by first haud: The stock of mild coffee in first bunds is as follows gress mats. 80,088; Ceylon, 11,448 bags; Maracaibo, do.; Laguayra, 5,744 do.; St. Domingo, 3.647 do. Rico, 150 do.; Cos African, 674 do. ; — S72 do. ; 8 ‘Totul stock, 51,120 und 80,086 mats Java. "We quote: Ordinary cargoes, teh st tale. do. insta iy. peiyood een Bhae. 5 a2trems , fair a. Se. forio Kieu, Ite. «18 Sots Mexican, 16ige 0 bie. ie. 0 ite @ 18; Seiveatta’ hen 'e 186.5 ry joes for spot cotton was quiet and quota. tone were again marked down tga. were quiet a about ie. 8 7.Sue lower, the market, however, losin Stead: line. The elosing prices today ‘compare rices as follows :— ma. 1. Urlewna, So18 8 S16 Shae Shae SPs16 : 0) 1145-16 11 "1-16 me 11 fo16 12 4 msl set fos or “ere A ToDo Good ordi Strict goed ordinary. 10? Low mvddliv <- mai ai im wige.; low ‘middling. Moet were as follows :— Ge., S00 at 11440. ; Jan ‘00 bales. rand rotate 71100 Viour, x 10 Ubls. ; ‘outs, 1 tora, Taos do. Ty@, 2,400 do, ; barley malt. 27.000 do bbls. the annexed + abo mone 250 88 ‘Hl wold $2 65 485 for Jersey and Western yello $2.25 083 sooa 4 4weao 5258 600 Bupertine Western. 3 Wa 400 Extra Western, . 40a 500 Hinnesove Se 680 Round hoop Olid, shippit 418 500 peers. pone Obi, trade Urands, S28 600 6508 800 bo ig lo 5 00a 600 6008 6S B x08 775 choice fam, se 0 Rye flour, fine to sup 3704 420 een No.2 8 | F: ut! re ~ ert 4 a > Rout zt 2; 5 00a 675 Twa HU gion 3 sor 320 ico of sales prime ‘The sales com mprised 1 Os & $1 0S tor uusound Minnesot Sf ye graded yellow; No.1 wa fod, Rye was qule io outer BBLc, for rejected, Hxur axD Jcre.—Tho market was quiet, We di S201, 's, $535 for wold; ro Held inal New Orleans sold 787 du. Porto ‘ew Orleans, Be. selayeds market for spirits of turpentl 1 Rosin wus $2 374. wb! BU Advices onin rm, atruined, 1h 6o. Tur iniiay Pee" Boirits ite ia Koud gi aa r no hard, + soft, a faa: . We note sales at New Bedioré of about 1,000 Bula rade sperm toe export om private terms, We quste Lan ottonseed, crude, ¥ cri nt ki pana e $ mm, “OO. ¢ olive, casks, $1 175 au j winter bleached fish, 44¢, va.—The tarket was qulet, but pricey were un- changed. Tue closing pnces were us follows: Crude, bulk, Be. refined a ment, €2 324, Provisions —K 778 p was Very quiet lard, 646 tlerces: aud 2 658 nd 125 cas The pork but prices were without noteworthy closing “wt the second yas tollows:—July, Did, $20 1) asked: | August $20.10 bid, $20.10 bid, G20 80 Asked; Oetoder, §.0 rO00 bble ald at $20 10 for August’ and chan, Si 85" bi asked; September, $20 Z5 bid, $21 wake $20 35 Ts,09 Ibs. pickled vel Dains were quoted . HWe, picked hawe at 1th . wed boxed beliie: 10d tierces Philadel: ay wi 1Uige. Beet was quiet, but unchanged; Barrels, Gia's ry phia beet sold on private terms, We quote 8, Bil w $12; plain mess BO a $10; Uierced, city extra India, . $20. Beet hains we und 91, a 10¢. for shoulders. business was very small, comprising $11 9755 111 66 for duly: LL V7 weit spot sales were 13) tierce: ta Western a $1170, ‘The il lowss-July. $11, 7% bid. $11 G0 asked: 4 8 Lid. Si 70 asked. Soptember, SLi TO bid, 811 0 asked; October, Bll ez; bid, 211 wiet { xold for the © Ie. @) asked. Reiined was ntinent last evening at endy. was steady, ya in bond tha fate Jobbing demand. uote :— . Laoutslana: fale to hat Sergsons tas Wee. Tge., gold; ‘gold wus frm and fairly setive. We bales of 794 hhda, at te. for, molasses, bye, for, fully far, retiulng, and Sie. for, low coutriruyal: 0 bhds. Cubs at Sife, and do. centrifugal on privere tates. The stook ef. raw sugar is eo foslows:=+ hte, sores, Bays. Melado. Stock (aseortatned by actual count, tneluding specult tion), July 1,1 eelpie since July 90,718 50,822 201,028 4129 20d ‘eR 93,615 201,657 58,615 201,057 44.616 205,044 OTR 90,870 2 on Pe with’ “stock erie tier ee 87,742 2.438 —Kuir to relining, 5%. Cul choles. Hiée. a W7¢e ‘da, contrituyad, bide: ae do., molasses, hhdy. Be. ; Porws Rico, reliulng. somumon to peta do., grocery. Init to cholee, Sie, a BT reflned, stuudard A, 10.0 1Uige. :0ff A, ge. a? 1049¢. ; powdered, 14ge. granulated, 10: second quality do.. eut lout, 10% ‘Steanixx.—Receipts—Z5 tierces and 18casks, The market Bu tietees 30 bee ut lic. hhds. aad 139 bbls. The market at B00 Bige. jaintained In the tace cant suppl Petroleum tonnage tor Baltic ports was most iu request, thet is, of this description. ‘The market for cburtering tonnage remait ru, and « tnir yusiuces wae transacted iu, petroleum sud grain vorsels, etth room was iu quest at To London, by > fons at 2s, Od, 60 tbs. ; 3,000 cheese, at 6s. To Kovterdam, pet grain ou private terme, | The charters ‘einbe feta ead reported im our last tu the Continent, . . On. to Rotterdam or Amster- ord with 3,300 ‘ith $500 sicaryers: fdas mt Ue i bark reported in our last, wit! fruation, was ut Ie. per vusbel to ‘ ysis, withoas con dsbun ; A_ Gert ~~ bark, from Baltimore to Cork for orders, wish 2,700 ters grain, at Ts; nn Italian, bark, irom Philadelphie. to Cork “for orders, with 3.100 q 4 ers do., at ts. bd, ith ‘an Austrian bark, thence for suine voyage, 0 tors-at Us. Gd: 0 Swedish brig, hence to ‘lu Janeiro, with 3,8U0 bbis. Hour at or nbout $1 per vbi.; an Aust bark, 7¥i tons, laid om the berth fur London, ee grain reported as part ot cargo; an Italian bel Renee (o"Aloxamante with 11:00 eases retued petroleum: st 3ie-t italian bei Hah 79 with 600 bbls. refined ark (rumored but not confirm Baltic with 8,50) bbls. do. at Se. 6d. y b 2,70) bv Croustadt, eos of other ports, at 6s, swedish b: Han wo er ive) frum Baltimore to the ‘Baltic wien 550) is ut Oe. DOMESTIC MARKETS. New 01 Corton quiet; midditag, 11\4¢.; 10 4 Bs bal 730, ‘oak. Monte, July 8 1870, Cotton went, Irregular: middling, 10%e, = low mid- dling, ¥e. a 10s. ; gvod ‘ord agen Net reoeiptes at Miports coanwise, 90, suies, 350, stock, Bi0% WaNNant, July 6, 1876, Cotton dail; middling, 107s¢.; low middling, 108. ; good ordinary, sige, Net receipts, 202 bales, Exports to France, out, Walek: 75. ‘Stock, 1.058. Cnantxstox, July Cotton quiet; middiiug, 11%c., low middiin mod ordinary. oie, Net receipts, 38 Dalen, Exports cous: wise, 1,801. Balen, 150. Btock, 4,310. Gatvaston, July 6, 1876, Cotton dull, nominal: middling, 11sec; low middling, Fa bt, ordinary, Net reesij 71 bales; oa, rom, 7 Daporte stasis, 1848. Malea Lid. Geoek’ Flour OT iy oat ai Toy Noa Dayton jo rt q = webent, ao.bin do, "sare ineutg Za bbe 1s. flour, 1,000 b 20,000 do, 3. do. tp Dustiols wheat, ¥,000 do, corn, alii o receipt Flow oy do. ata 21,003 bls, 14,000 500 bush 0 do. 1,200) do. Canal fee 5 Ba ne to New York, tolls included.’ Fide Drlees, Wheat dull, and, aroepi 000 bushels No, 2 ith weanee si Gorn dull, bat lower; hi & 480; No. 2 at sie nathe spot og vid ‘ieys ake obi Aviat; rejected, 44c. Oars dull Omae degesy: rol 10, 2 at Obe Barley fairly acti 2 ‘Sue. aud p49 July: ie ce and July: Paty Bulk inoats Somand—Sbouldere, tie. a The. short FD ml wr middies. L0\¢e O34, Receint bolders em at BU 97,0) ve, 4,000 do. ba bhis.;" whew 79,000) call of th Levins -acetvecwed'ias ahege’ hig 3 July; $L Oy Ancust, Corn quiet aad a shade 474c. July. dH%c, Soptember a 4¥he August, Osts quiet and « shade ensier 204,¢. eum and July; 29\c. August. HAVANA MARKET. awa, July 5, 1876, n tair demand: «7 discount; is f wold, ita ad a5 premium; on Loudon, Sea premium, i Spanish gold, 217% & on the United States, 60 short sight do, Gly a premium ; short sixht d @ 164 premium ; on Pari sy a) EUROPEAN MARKET, Lonvox Puopvcx Mankxr,—Lonpox, July 6~Evenin Linseed ofl 2s. per ewt. a FINANCIAL, issuo Letters any part of Burope, Aw Ainericn vellers, i vigg wenger payable draw Bills of Exel x aphic Transters of 1. segurition: Insuraneg ot ail, wins 4 J. HABRICH & LEX. NGHAW & CO. se-itellable Puts and. Calle circulars, “OF L a b tive experience: buving inuny friends here and ubrovd and some enpital, vesires a position an officer ne ae Kage ation, Address, with some par- ‘Ayoulas 2 1,029 Post office. Owain aT INGS BANK, ‘A Semi-Annual Dividend at the Fate of six. pe p aunum on all suns of $5 snd upward, aud not exceeding $1,000, and of five per cent per annum on all suns in ex: gt ‘$1,000 und not exceeding $4,000, which shail have been deposited at least three months on the Ist day of July next, ant will be payable om oF visions of the bylaws. iby or A G. H. Cocaxsmat., ERS’ Pursuant to the provisions of ai act of, sombly of Alabama, approved Februar "thie city of New York, xchange of Louds in achanyed in. New York are thoes issued rey An Act “to wing as for the lavas of State bonds,” ap proved 15th Decemoer, 1 An Act “to renew and é jend the time of payment of cer anuury 14, 1804, Mt ot inte An Act “to provide the varies debt of the Btate of Aleiama,” approved Februsry 0 the ‘Act “to renew and ex: aler bostts’ therein nemmed ‘Au Act “to wuthorize th 12th August, 1868, An Act ‘to provide for the extension of certain State bonds due and payable tn London on ths first day of June, nd the time of payment of eer proved Geb Fi . 1967. eof State bon ‘upproved * anproved 17th February, 19% bee Ac relation to Og State bonds of Alabama,” ap- Proved loth February. 18 Act “to renew telp bonds sherels An ‘et “to provi paid on the valld « ‘Yo bay suid inter ‘The exchange of bonds issued under the fo acts can be made at the office of the Commissioners, in the ¢ity 9. Montgomery, on and after the Hat day uf July next, wccordunce with the provisions of said act of 23d Febr ary. 187%, ‘An Act “to reliev approved 15th Dee AB Act “to mai approved sth) the finances of the State,” er, 1S, nthe credis of Alnbauus,” approved for the substitution of Stat» bonds to the amoun $0 per mile in leu of State fadorse- ment of bonds of ihe various railroad companies of this approv d 21st Febru: State,” Wi HOUSTON, EVI is ai 4 LER, WD. mt Sechoibsanvalel: B41 AND 343 BOWERY. PyRY DOCK SAVINGS BAN Corner of 3d st, ‘The Trustees of this institution have declared the semi- Annual dividend on ull deposits entitled thoreto July 1, ‘1876, as follow: Six per cont per annum on all sums of $2,000 and under and five per cent per aunum on the excess over $2,000. Deposits made on or before July 10 will draw interest from July 1, 1876. ANDREW MILLS, Presidest. V. Wensrer, toe ha , 162 BROAD- hi ins eb pa A Later: per cent per on all sums from paid on und atver July 17, 1sT Money deposited on or before the 10th of July will draw interest {roi July 1. Bank open anys 10 A. M. to 3 P. Rh Wednesday und du Wu. B. Srarronp, _ Secretary. Ofrice OF THe nual dividena atthe rate of six $5 to $5,000, will be Junser Cory, Ixsuraxes Co 33 URanp St., Jeusey Crry, June 80, 1878, § Forty-second Dividend. The Board of Directors of this eumpany have this day de- ¢lared « semi-unnual dividend of ten (10) per cent, on demand. NATHANIEL FOOTE, Secretary. FFICE OF THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN fice ot Maters. CARE @4 jew York. The transfer books will be any | at 3 o'clock P. M. on 1 AERIS Se SOAS Brows Saturday, the Bth invt., aud will be reopened on the mortiin; of Wednesday, the 2d mat of "aug next. 4 VORCESTER, Treasurer. 7 310 Pew CENT. wi ponds, oan of the Baie rot ‘Xan Norte for sale by US? MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY. Any amount for five years. T. P. HYATT, 145 Broad. way. hi IME LOANS MADE UP 2.001 00 $9,000 Bans caticratian ah wis, 108 Washington av., Brooklyn, vetwe E STOCKS AND URRAY, 64 Brondway. () WANTED—ON CiaTtKL MORTGA $3,000; liberal bonus, Address ©. eos NCEAN OLD AND WELL BST AB. lahod pre Business for sule, G. W. STRICKLAND, THE AINTED WITH ‘but through mistortu partner with al rolite very fur; GoubWILL, Herald oth PARTNER WANTED—TO BIXEE ty “INVEST $000 CASH with myselt; Mi equally 7! out 1 f in this coantrs, ry 33M. Ax in an established business and t ‘Address ‘TUTH, box 101 Merala PARTNER WA RA BAPE. PROFITABLE, ‘stoc! we; price of belt ‘OR SALE ai PART EXCHA: or. Af re of New Jersey, Hardware and Ii josiness; established four years. semen a Vow office, xa ABOUT keTIRING PROM BU Locksmith and ia Gn cel P Cy wil An aA 3 kA igh ate eae gt | A an with «litle wonontier s. WALKi savey, i WANT TO ARHANGE wie rey UNSIBLE FUR- niture hoase to manufacture a new article of household Turnitares wil sell half lntarest, 4. 8. SORTON, 30 Dey st. B BUSIN ady man Rare varying well, Apply Tech 't., over the dank. ANTED—A PARTNER with A “SMALL CAPITAL joim the patentee in the manufec fat ato Figs 8 8 fortan Addrom J. W., Mamarouec! 00. —PARTNER WANTKD—WITH ‘e800 In CASH, S800. soja sareveiet in 6 respectable eash business out of tow 0 per ragnth Ret profi. need apply. ea tor URAY, 44 West Su OCEAN MAILS. The ocean steamers woich sailed from the port of New York erday curried 26,202 letters, ly 4 vered lowers ana oo Jaser ne Ke ser and Collection Agency, NO idiers BUSINESS. TROUBLES. Messra, Redlich & Schnitzer, dealers in leaf tobaeco, of No. 1 Cedar street, bave suspended payment. Ouly about six weeks ago an estimace of $160,000 was made ol their assets, and it was thought that that amount would more than cover the:r liabilities ‘Their present assets and linbilities cannot be learned immediately. Tue following Orme bave made assignments for the bene of their creditors:—Mayer & Samson, wholes sale liquor dealers, ot No, 66 Warren street; Bam- berger & Gans. manulacturers of ladies’ wear, of No, 333 | Canal street, and a. Fiegeistock, dealer in malt, of No. 12 Bridge sireet. In the cy Clerk's office there were filed yeater- day (he assignineuts of Henry Greve to Bernard Meta | ger and Eltzaberh Bilz to Jo-eph Guaney. A petition iu bankruptcy has been filed against Ver- planck & Irwin, deal coal at No. 11h ree p creditors, the principal ones being Dui 5 O41 - Robinson, assignee, $9,5385 Siward Gulager, $2,287; Winsted Weils, 78; 8. W. Ely, $i 7 claims of the petitioning creditors amount to $26,900, Peter Milicr aud Andrew J. Lent, contractors, bave been thrown into bankraptey on the petitions of Patrick Brennan, Jolin O'Brien aud Michael Hughes, UNFORTUNATE SPECULATIONS. A. A. Selover, a well known Wall streot operator and director in various railroad and other companies, hes gone into bankruptcy. His liabilities amount to $060,000. The following are the secured creditors: Wilham B, Duncan, trustee, $264,560 62; Mekinson & Co,, $100,670 72; the Mutual Life Insurance Company, $100,000; Ewell, Stout & Co., $54,626 60; C. K, Garre son, $10,000, The claims of the unsecured ereditora aggregate about $125,000. ‘Trenor W, Park bas a clang of 5,000; Harv Kennedy & Co., $15,000: | combe & Co., $10,000: Equitable ance Society, $10,000; W. F. His assets embrace the property at Broadway, vulued at $300,000, subject to a mortgage ot $100,000, and conveyed to W. B. Duncan, and subject te the diate of Jickinson. &.Co, aad here , Stout & Co. 5 one-ulth interest in the personal property of the ar lem Extension Raitroad, par value $20,000; one-fifth interestin the Benmington & Ratiand Car Company, par value $60,000; one-filth interest in the capital stock of the Bennington and Glistenbury Railroad Company, par value $150,000; 1,600 shares Harlem Ex- tension Iuilroad, 1,160 shares’ Lebanon Springs Rail- road and interests in mining companies of Nevada, THE MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK. Mr. William F. Aldrich, Recetver of the Mutual Beveiit Savings Bank, filed yesterday a report of his Teceipts aud disbursements as recei The receipts are givep as $243,552 10, and disbursements $109,022 53, leaving a cash balance on hand of $34,529 57. Among the disbursements are $104,419 16, the first dividend to depositors, und $90,416 41, the second dividend to depositors, BANKRUPTC DANIEL DREW Next week has been n xed upon by the counsel for the assignee in the matter of the bankruptcy of Daniel Drew for the examination of members aud clerks of the firm of Robinson, Chase & Co,, brokers, who transacted business tor Mr. Drew, and to whom he intrusted many thousand dollars’ worth of securit Representatives of the Grms of Musgrave & Co., Kenyon, Cox & Co, K. boos & Co., Webster & MeBermout and all a d other brokerage concerns will be called upon t what became of Mr. Drow’s proper Professional accountants ure at work on Daniel Drew's accounts 0 fur as they cun ve gob at CUSTOM HOUSE NOTES. The nomination of Mr. James Hoffman, Assistant Cashier of the Custom House, to be Cashier, by tht Collector, was, itis reported, sent on to Washingtos last night, vice W. D. Robinson, deceased. The salary of Cashier is $5,000 and Assistant Cashier $3,500. Strenuous efforts have been made vy Messrs. J. J. O’Brien, J. M. Patterson, chairman of the Central Re publican Committee, and Excise Commissioner Biglia, and others, to have Major Willard Bullard nominated to the vucant post, put the Collector is sald to have told the gentiemen that Mr. Robinson, who has been con. nected with the Custom House siuce the 10th of April, 1854, was fully entitled to the position of Cashier for his fa/tnful services. A sale of ninety-five lots of unclaimed goods is - nounced to take place next week at No. 95 Water street. Recent Treasury orders to the Custom House pre scribe ag -follo: ‘Whetstones made of emery and other substances are to be rated to twenty per cent ad valorem. Swords complete—blades, gmps and scabbards—re- quiring only to be fustened together, are to be neid dutiable as swords ut forty-five per cent ad valorem. India rubber balls, painted in colors for playing games, hela dutiabie as toys at Afty per cent lorem. : BOARD OF HEALTH The (ollowing is the weekly report of the Board of Health received at their mecting yesterday: During the weak ending July 1, 1876, thero were 636 deaths reported in this city, being ap increase of 198 as compared with the previous week, and 19 more than were reported during tac corresponding week of 1875. ‘The actual mortality for the week ending June 24 was 467, which was 76 below the average number of deaths for the correspending week during the past five years and represents au annual death rate of 22.88 per 1,000 persoas living, the population estimated at 1,001,244. The total pumber of deaths reported during the week included 9 from smallpox, 30 {rom diphtheria, 23 from scarlatina, 4 from measies, 4 from whoo x cough, 2 {rom membranous croup, 4 from malari: vers, 2 from cerebro-apinal fever, 78 from phthisis Na monalis, 44 from ppeumonia and bronchitis; 383 of children under 6 years of age and 340! persons 7¢ veers of-age or more. The following is & comparative statement of cases of contagious disease reported at this bureau for the two weeks ending Jaly 1, 1876:— ist ‘Ta daly Se Bor, etal s wf: Smallpox. THE POLICE BOARD. The meeting of the Board of Police yesterday morn. « ing will be their last public one. Commiss.oner Er hardt having offered a resolution, which was unaul- mously adopted, rescinaing that of 1874, by whieu gs were made public. Reporters and others fore, be exciuded irom their future meet tugs. ‘A resolution was adopted calling for nominations for inspectors of election and poll clerks, to be received until August 10, which will be published in the Ci jecord. Patrolman Philip Smith, of the Twenty-ninth pre cinet, was dismissed trom the force tor baying directed a strange Woman, who usked bim where ‘she could @b- tain lodgings, to a house of prostitution, THE DOMINION JOURNALISTS, ‘The courtesies extended to the Canadian Journalists by the New York Press Club, the Mayor, Postmaster James and others yesterday wus of a hearty character, At noon the visitors were received by the Press Club at their rooms, im Centro street, where they were wel comed by President Bladen and other members in short aldresses, which were happily responded to by Mr. Cameron, President of the Canadian Association; Mr. James Somervilig, of the Dundas Banner, und Hon. Mr, Creighton, Member of Parliament and editor of the Owea Sound Times, A collation followed, Among the distinguished members of the club who welcomed the strangers were Commissioner Wales, of the Dock De partment, und President Lewis, of the Board of Alder. Later the visitors were received vy Mayor Wickham at bis office, where he extended to cordial greeting. They subsequently were escorted through the Post Office by Mr. James, who collected all the employés in the main room aud called for ebeert for the Canadian visitors, They were most enthasias tically given, and brief speechos were nade by Messra, Cameron and Cre ghton. = In the evening the party, companied by their ladies, visited Gilmore's Gardew, by tavibesida, and later oxpiored the mysteries of sev eral of the newspaper offices, They will leave ior Lome via the Erie Railroad at nine o'clock this morning: ST. "ALOYSIUS" ACADEMY. ‘The annual commencement at 3t. Aloysius’ Academf, in charge of the Sisters of Charity, on Grand street, Jersey City, took place last evening The display was & most creditabie one. The opening of the programme was @ chorus entitled “Columbia's Flag is Waving a Weicome to All,” Miss Alico C. Laverty being otis as the Goddess of Liberty, Misses Lizzie and M. B. Dovitt played a sacred march as the hee gk: were marching to the platform, The singing al tations were loudly applauded. Aimong those present wore Rev. J. RE J.; Rev, Father Marechal, Couet! 8. J.; Rev, J. and J. MeCarihy, of St Michael's; Rev. Father MeGaban, of St. Bridget's; Rev. Vatrien’ Re Fatuer M niban, of St b. ees Rev, Father U’Reilly, of Mis Thomas Keily, Professor John Me Sepnewer, sourt; Hugh owt uekas, brouck, John Garrick, Patrick Farrelly, Anerney and Robert Smyth. ———<$$$— A NARROW ESGAPE. Yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, James was driving # cart across the track ef the Railroad at Warren street, Jersey City, w! bluck aod by the Ureaking of the harsesa,