The New York Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1876, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The Stock Market Still Dull and |, Prices Generally Lower. GOLD 1113-4 A 111 7- Money on Call Loans 2 and 21-2 fer Cent- Government and Lailway Bonds Firm—Investment Shares Steady Foreign Exchange Strong. ——— Ware Srevrr, } Toxsvar, July 6 tM The interest of the majority of eperstors to-day was Couceutrated upon Western Unvow and Lake Shore, both of which at an early hour evineed symptoms of Weakness, and in their subsequ fall carried with them most of the market fhe event bas not been Bnexpected, for the fet gradually daweed upon the minds of e Mere sham—the artifice of a fow stroug operators Who, by means of a specive of reciprocal motion, pumped prices vo a figure at which they hoped the usually ered. Blous public would step in and relieve load. Partially these gentlemen may gessful, but the Ow stages to deceive any considerable class of buyers. As prices have asconded stock & pool from all quarters, and the latter, in seli-defence, bave been obliged to sland and take the shower or suger the consequence of a deciina The movements ot the day seem to indicate that they have got evough. The only fear vow 1s that bo make a large short interest, a encouraged by re ceding figures, give the heavier speculators ‘an opportunity to come in and wwist the market. Left to itself the tendency of the latter i# dowuward, and alter a while it may be sale enough to commence buying at lower figures, Nothi bulla more than to have people begin buying now. The course of leading stocks has been as follow, Western Union opened at 71's, advanced }, per cent, Bold down to 6974, made a desperate rally to 104, but again yielded to 697% and closed at 70. It may be a ‘matter of news to many that on the announcement | that Judge Donohue had ordered a reference tn the Watter of the injunction to asceriain the truth of the tomplaint a large number of shorts were notified to fleposit the amount of the duo bills, wh they had Fiven for the dividend, in the trust companies in ac- tordanco with article 18 of the bylaws of the Exchange, which reads as follows:—‘The party entitled to the dividend shall have the right to require a deposit in a trust company, payable to the joint order of the pur- chaser and seller, of the amount of such duo bill.” Lake Shore startet off at 56}4, and kept up its pace backward, without reaction, until it touched 55%, when it rallied to 56, hulted for a breathing speil, and then stepped off again to 55.4%. Michigan Central sold from 50{ to 4934, a decline Since yesterday of 1 per cent. Pacific Mail receded on asmail business. Erie was compar- trom 26 to 25: atively neglovied and ended at 1444. New Jersey Central was firm at 723, a 724, the frst being also the last price. Delaware and Lackawanna opened at 10032, rose to 1U1'¢ and closed at 100K. A sale of 500 shares was made at par, seller 60 days, The sranger stocks declined from 3y to 34 of 1 per cent Delaware and Hudson Canal dropped off to 107, Ex- press stocks and investment shares wero generally steady. THE SALER TO-DAY The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day Aggregated 67,700 shares: 18,600; Northwestern, 200; Deluware, Lackawanna and Western, 3,540 Central, 1,900; Michigan Central, 4,000, OPENING, HIGHEST AXD LOWEST PRICES. The following table lowest prices of the aay :— Openin, Highest, Lowest. Wow York Central 108, ie igs "7 108 Harlem, 1435 Northwestern preferred... 66% 6a; Rock Island. 10934 1095 Pitisburg...... O45 94 Milwaukee and St. Paul... 411; aly Mil, and St, Paul pret..... Ty Obiv and Mississippi . 16% New Jersey Central. ‘ 2s Del., Lack. and Western... 10045 10054 Qo.on Pacific..... 63 24 0,6 andl. CG) i ay 3% Western Union. « Ss 69% Atlantic and Paci - 18% 18 Pacitic Mail... + 26 25% Pannma.. + 137 137 137" Producers’ and Petroleum. 119 lg 19 CLOSING PRICES—3 P. uw. eh, Quieksilver.... uickmlves pt, 18 arlwoke Mf ML&Minpt.. 8 ++ LOD tax o-ss SS ee. TO Veistanol” 5% Chic & Aiton. 104 o « Siz Haw Sido 14 4g Han & StJopi 2414 1108 Lakeshore... Gos er Pitts.) Bb ME NW 42%; Panam had W pl 664 a God Tork Wab, 2 ha kd "19" s 109% Union Pacific 6: Maer. al 6 41 Missour Pue. 6 ADVANCE AND DECLINE, The following are the changes iu closing prices com- Pared with those of yesterday :- Apvanox.—Delaware and Lackawanna, 1. ee ee eee Decuink.—Lake Shore, 7%; Michigan Central, 1; j, Pacitic Mail,’ $ ¢ 7 St Paul, Northwestern, %; do., preferred, 3 Producers’ auit Petroleum, \; Rock Island, Bsek”: preferred, %; ‘Union Pacific, 34; Western Bioh, 13. The rest of the market was stationary. THR MONEY MARKRr. » Money continues to be loaned on call at2 and 2% per cent, Discounts are unchanged. The tobowing were the rates of exchange on New York ut tue under- mentioned cities to-day:—Savannab, 4¢ premiuin; Charleston scarce, selling }y premium, buying 4 prem- commercial 14, bank 34; Cincinnati, par to 60c. premium; St. Louis, 7c premium, and tum; New Oriean: Chicago, sales 60c. premium, Foreign exchange closed firm at the following quo- tations:— Sterling— Bixty days’ sight a4.89 Demand 491 Cable transiers. ado 0487 Commercial. . Revetimarks— Bixty days’ sight, + 05 a 953% Demand 90% & 96 Cabie transfers, VO a YEE Commercial. . Phy @ THK GOLD MARKET. Gola opened at 11124, and closed at 1117%, with sales fa the interim at 1114. The carrying rates were 1, 1, 2, 4, 254 and 3 per cent, OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances... $996,965 Currency baiances. 1,122,985 Gross cieurances....... 21,554,000 CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT, > Currency exchanges -$54,48:,086 Currency balances. 8,630,352 Gold exchanges. . «4,952,283 Gold balances . + 1,158,366 ‘The sum of $550,000 gold coin has left the Assay Office for shipment to Europe to-morrow. THE CNITED STATES TREASURY. The Assist gold on account of interest and $53,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds, Tho Sub-Treasury released $16,600 silver coin to-day. TUR PORMIGN MARKET. The London advices report a strong market for con- fols and American securitics, which have advapced AM percent, At Paris rentes bave also advanced, the price to-day being 106f, 24 The Imperial Bauk of Germany has advanced its rate of discount to4 per cent, the rate in the open market at London being now 1 a 1h per cent, The following are five P, M. quotations:—Consols for mor 105% a 106% ; 1867's, 108% a 1083; ten-forti , 946-16; do, lor account, 94 5-16; 1865's, old, , 107% & 107% 5 nEW fives, 107% a 1073; Eric, 1274; Krie pre- | zu do. the obtuse that the recent rise was a 0 bas been too spparemt in its vari. | boen rained ou the unwary will be induced | would please the | read bonds;—Umon first rie, 300; Lake Shore, Northwestern preferred, 1,800; Rock Island. 100; Pacific Mail, 5,500; St. Paul, $00; St. Paul preferred, 2,000; Uhios,. 200; Western Union, 19,900; Union Pacific, 250; C , C. andl. C., 150; ew Jersey hows the opening, highest and 14045 14035 SUP pt. Ty a Ty as “4 20 do 20 do } 300 do. lw do. woo do. t Troasurer paid out to-day $444,000 ferred, 18 a 1814. The rate of discount mouths’ bills, in open market, is 1a 11; per cent. ANVASTMENT SHARES. Ia ‘nvestment shares the following prices ruled:— Delaware and Lackawanna, 100}; a 101% a 100% @ 100K a 100, seller sixty days; Jersey Central, 7244 a 724 72); Delaware and Hudson, 1082107; Union Pacitie, 63 0 624%; Rock Island, 109%; tral, 10845; Pitteburg and Fort Wayne, 10245 a 102%; Morris aud Essex, 101}, «101%; Wells, Fargo & Co., 8545 0854); United States Exp.ess, 764%; Amerigan, Producers’ ‘and Petroleum, 119; Chicago and Alton, 102; Burlington and Quincy, 14. GOVERNMENT BONDS, There wat a strong tone to the government bona market in the afternoon and prices advanced @ Iruc- 1567's, which were most ip de- maod There was considerable inquiry for round tots from institutions, but these orders could not be ed at the quotations, owing to the unusually small mount ofbonds oferiug. The market closed strong at the following quotations;—Uvited Stales currency # 126%; do, do, 1881, registered, L194, a 1A; de do, da, coupon, 120 4 1204; do, dve-twen- tion, 1868, registered, 164 a 1163, 55355 on, especially tor U a 1t%; do da, do, do, do, I86T, registerc: coupon, 119)4 a 19. | w 1a; da do, da, coupon, ten-forties, regutered, 18 & 1L1IS)y; LSS) & LUBA, do Bves, 1881, registered, LIT) a 11774; do., da, da, coupoo, NTH a 17%. PRODUCK EXPORTS ‘The exports of produce from this port for the week 70,894, ayainst $5,01 the corresponding Week in 1875, ‘The total caports of produce ‘rom the port since Jane wary 1 this year were $137,058, for the correspowsling period i enaing today were ww 184, RAILROAD BONDS. Railroad bonds were stroug in the being well mainiarmed. Chicago and Northwest consul- | idated gold coupons advanced to M4 | St Paul issues were Gm, Ja Crosse division setiiug at | funds at 90); a 90.4, 7 $10 at 100), and Chicago and Milwaukee division at Union Paci®e firsts brought 103% and land Grants 102%, sinking funds dechwing to 94%. | York Ceniral coupon bonds advanced to 121, Fort Wayne firsts veiling at 218, Wesvern Pacifics at 902; & 9. New Jersey Central convertible sold at 14 In the afternoon bonds were quiet and firm, with the excoption of New Jersey Central convertible, which declined Wo 97. Northwestern firsis advauced to 106 and do, consoudated coupon gold bouds were in active demand at 93%, a 04 Milwaukee and St, Paul 7 3-10 advanced to 101 central Pacitics sold at 107, Union | and land grants at 102%, 1g Were the closing quotations for Pacific Rail- 103%; 2 1034; Union lang Union sinking fonds, 04 a dol consolidated v Paciwie a follo sat 10825 grants, 1024 a 102 9434; Contrals, 107 a 1074. STATE BONDS, State bonds wefe firm, Missouri long sixes selling at _ 105, Louisiana consols at 63 and Virginia consolidated ex matured coupons at (4, PIULADELPUIA STOCKS. The following are (ve Philadelplia stock quotations at three o'clock this day :— City sixes, ne United Companies of New Jersey Pennsylvania Railroad, .. Philadelphia and Reading Ral Letigh Valley Ratiroad Catawissa Railroad pretorre Philadelphia and E, Northern Central Ratirow Lehigh Navigation Lehigh cisco :— Consolidated Virginia 471; Cubitornin.....ee... 68) Seg fy Ophir. Chotlar, Savage. Consolid: Mexvean Gould & Curr: Best & Belcher Hale & Norcross... MEMORANDUM, The Chicago, Wilmington and St, Paul Railroad Com- Pany to-day report its earntogs for 1875 and 1876, which compare with those of 1874 as follows :— 1874, First week of July. $185,600 1 4,607,545 The foregoing shows an increase for the year over 1875 of $3,687 for the last week and of $571,762 since January 1, but, as compared with 1874, a decrease ior the week of $19,600, and since January of $541,028, Since January 1 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Toxsoar, July 11, 1874, BREFOKY 10 sh 108 100 We zy 10 Ts 100 7h 100 Ty WON YE .. 208}, 400 Pac Muil 8S3....83 20 #00 do. 200 Mieb © 100 do, lov do wo do 200 do. 80 LS &MS YOO Ma sP 9000 yA MEE 10000 © do. 400 M&S io 2000 Maser, CAM 87s, 2 CON eget W000 | dow ce 1100 Ene 2000 Krie Sd m Je Had 2000 NY BOW) 0 4 1000 Ohio & Miss eon 109). en Pas got 3000 West Pac bonds, m do ow Cw rtae Meh 1090 Un Pae 7's.) ig. 100) Cn rae fam 2000 P, Ft Wa © Let 2000 Pie of Mo 2a... O00 Gt Were Lat, "ses 27000 W Un Tel ¢.1900 109 2000 Le Neon, ".. US. TshsDal Be 54 do. 100 U 8 Ex 10 do, be Tog 25 Wells: Fargo Kx.bo 20) West Cn fe, 00” do Ww 500 200 SESSESS SESE 25000 | “do youd Rens & 8 lw” 17a jun Le W Keon. ome 500% a SOP Ist. bad 101 Pelee UNM Ka. be 106 shi Atl 2m amorter 1€0 West Unt lew 200 lw . 100 de... 109 wo do. $31500 UB 20,4, 67, 11995 $1000 Alb & Sus 1st. 20 Lan kd king 78 8 2000 Chi de NW bat. ts }00/ SP 78 Weonbs LO 8) Con Kae g Bee LOT 13900 Un Fae bis bet. aby 400 Ln Pac Tate. Woy BUN Sven cosy be 97 1Wsbs D &hiCan be 10) Bay ewe Mate wee 2OM ’ N¥W YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1876—TRIPLE SHEET. Rye flour was quiet. Corn meal was quiet Superfine state. sales of 250 bbls. at $4 50.095 15. 22 Sas wate sez = Pecuesececsseravace Round hoop Ohi Round hoop Obie, t few York Cen- St, Louis. low extra... eae 22 29NJ Cen tk. 200 Mi & St P RR pi EnveneRe set Ceeeure Corn meal, Westora Corn meal, Brandywine. wheat market w COMMERCIAI, REPORT. At the close | COTTON: SPOT WAS STEADY, FIRMER—FLOUR DULL AND H¥AVY——-WHEAT AND LOWER—CORN LOWER—PORK LOWER--LARD LOWEK— WHIS8- KEY NOMINAL—PETROLEUM STRONGER— NAVAL STEADY—-GROCBRIES Jay 40,000, eo LOWER—OATS do, do, €0,, eou- ¥IRM—OILS FIRM—¥REIGHTS HIGHER. Turspay, July 11—6 P. M. But littlo business was reported to-day, either on or | off Change, the markets being universally dull, and in many cases entirely vominal. alization in breadstuils continued and prices were and pominal at that, not enough being done Corn was lower and closed dull. | Wee. | fair dew the range of m 119% a 9 do, do., 1868, registered, 121 Aglig a Wik; do do, do, coupon, On 'Change the demor- Taisins. per bo Bosnia: new & Outs wero lower. Freights were active and Grmer. spot was steady; futures were firmer. Groceries were firm. Naval stores were xai loum was firmer. Asus were steady, with a moderate jobbing demand at Sige. fur pot. Pearls were nomins but fiem at 15346. a 1Ue., gold Beeswax was steady, at 344c. a ¥Se, for Sousbern and 1 84e. for Weatern, Jom Conx was dull and nominal, at 43¢¢, @ Se. for red, Se. a Gc. for red tippéd mud 7: CANDLRS were stent 1 stearic, acid (16 02.) (2, 14, 19 02), 126, w 166. necording to st jording to quait ayers. Dates, oa Domestic dried Corton on the | ut was moderate lod do., quartors, ANTIMONY Was qu luis, Suuthera, Lic, a Le. Hlackberries, be id and the stock in i sx than at ay correspon! ¢ ix aiiticinated 48150; prime do. 1-75 a $1 80; ordinary Wiln to tancy do., $175 4 §. | xood wemand at half bbl. of crato. orning, prices ote Ordinary 481 70; choice do., ton. $1 4) a $150; prime estie green — Ap | bul wud $100 a 8c, for medium, We quote :—Sperm, 28e.: eperm, Milwaukee and inking 6's and 12's), ‘Tho market was moderate active, but Straw—Lony ty AND JUTE Tih Correx.—the market for Brazits was firm Lut quiet, ‘of 500 bags, ex Rialto, at 177; Mild coffee was qui qiilet but steady os foe anes) ipeoe fo D) for siniie, S200 a | 4. We quote :—Ordinury cargoes, for double and $1 18e. a 18kje; extreme | range for lots, 1540. w 194e. 16ige. & T}e., gold, 0 ety days: Java, government baxs, a 23e., Singapore, d Maracaibo, 1430. a 18e. 24 Ceylon, 16240. w 1814 Laguayra, 16ije. a 17Ke.; Domingo, 143je, 0 | panies orto Rico, 18e. w 18kge. Manila, 17¢. Me. a 180.5 . all pola, selec ry Texas, Vie. nT currency, a» they run Ibx., He. a Te. ; » e S Hla, Vie, @ 18e.; Savauilta, doa ties Us Ie. ; Angostura, Curacon, 14!se. #172. Coorunsge Stock was dull. We quote :—Molasaes shooks, S2-inch, with heads, €1 90 @ $2 25: sugar shooks, with heads, S8-inch, $2 30 a $2 65; do., do, I-imch, $1 50 a $: pe do., $6 a $6 50; empty t. ordinary to prime, $30 a The market was quiet, and pricos nomin: New York state, 1 yourlings, Be. & 10. | is very dull, and ds, $2.50; hoops, rly change fur the hoops, 12 tet, do, 8:40 sh, the market closing firm at 20i%e. » | there seems to be ns prospect 0! ind there ix a les than at any t 2ige. & BSC , Manila (larze American pig, No. 1, Glengarnock, $25 9) $v SUS a GUY; rails, steel, $60 per ton to day compare Lead was quiet a for domestic and 64 hemlock sale was quote :—Hemlock— Light Buenos heavy Muenos’ Ayres, Ze, ; do, common hide, good damaged Buenos Ayres, IN4.c, a 11 3 do. common hide, 176. « Ie; poor, damaxed Railroad igation, gold lea MINING STOCKS The following are the closing pricesin San Fran- gal and mixe: than haifa grade above or below the grude quot prime to choice, Uplants, Alama, Ne Urieans, A516 8 O16 OB Crown Point... 8.~The market for spirits turpentine was | Yeilow Jacket . wee nn cr ¢ 100 bbls, sold Was Strict goad ordinar; to cood surained, | Low midating } Strict low mvddinng. 118, tem were as fo: hard, $1} sofi, $1 Ao; good middling Wige.: low middling, 10c.; were as follows :— casks, $1 175 a er bleached fish, 8c, he market for refit i was again higher, bales, For future deli: We note sales of 10,000 bbls. closing prices were us follows: | retined in bbi altimore, I6tye. L.gOJat 1b 21-3ie., 1400 a2 1 ie, OM we 1 WAL 17-Sze., HU as t . GO at Me, 1600 at LL 17-2e | 11% Ge, 100 wt LE 17-Bee 5 Vetober, 1,200 steady and firm. United, shipment, $2 35, Provisions. —Kecei; 1116, 1.900 as Lb udsitze. ; September, 100 Lard, 942 tierces: cutments, 282 e }, and Father Io —Julv. $i 50 ‘hies were 1,500 bbls. 4 $2010 for September; cash, and 100 Cut teats were quiet: ies sold at 103(c. a He, 1,00 p Idle, NO boxes elem on private terms $20 50 asked; August, ber, $19 So vid, #20 10' as $19 BO tor Augnst and $20 100 bbls. mess soid at were as tullows: Galveston, 73 | . nab, $9; Charles led Lams at ‘I44ge, bellies wt Ile. a Lig Fresh hams wi closed as tolows.—T Bacon was qu Boef was quic | GAL, Herald ottle old, im bond; Job low su powdered ut $4 73, $175 ver ewt. forlarse | per ib. for small lots. © Cream tartar was | gold, for American aud French tiereed, city extra. India, * prime mess, $20. at 1c. for hams and 10. for Lard was in moderate requast und lowe: prices were xs follows:—July, $L1 bir wast, $11 O2%g bid, SIL O74 20 asked: October, $1 were about S000 tierces at $11 05 for Jury. $11 for August and $11 15, $11 September Spot sales were 250 tierces cit mM At SLL OG, B11 for expert at Ile. a Ic. le of 500 tiorces for the Continent at 1149c. Au sied; September, $11 15. bid, for do. in boxes. Alcoholics—Chloreiorm aud ether wero We. for the former aad Ste. 4 wa atoady at bye. & Ili,c. for refined city and tor do. Caliturnia Baise sa$l 7), currency. Burgandy picel w oly moma! wb Sl ic ioe the latter, FL 20'and $11 2245 for sremdy ; quoted 20, and about | sou tierces do ane, Guarana was © @as strong; new crop was quoted $1 2 torlarge and See. tor sorts wore quiet at $b jet at ie, guid for D. C., and He, 4 IC. guid, lor b gitsh. Divi aivt quiet at le, gold. Prussi: men, wa be quality, Sal ammoniac was dull at Ly! $1509 UN 5-20, ¢, 87. Ruck.—The market was steady, with a fair jobbing trade. tair to prime, o%c. 0 64 {air to woud, Sige. mw O34 fair to yood, Gige. a ¢ }d; Rangoon, in #6 potash was quiet at 2c. Michromate potash was duil at 1c. «gold. Trish moss was quict ‘at Ge. gold. Kpsom saite ac was firm at + Patna, good, 7. ond, 24s¢. w 23¢c., gold. et at Tgc. w Tiye., currency, tor domestic, | were in fair domat guis wore steady at 24. a S2%C old, securding Gentian root was hem wt boge. 47 Colombe Toot Recetpts—202 tierces, The market was quiet at 1sge, for prime. ScGAn.—the market for refined was a litle firmer in tone, 250 iuhds. mollusses sugar sold at 774¢. parket clovding with Mi We quote:—Fnir to good re- Cuba, grocery, do., centrifugal, hhds, ind box Jassie vude were gerry Fee F 300 hhds. seant) c a > eseseeseseeer es “s quiet at Sc 8 ite. Castile ; Porto tico, refining, eommon Bike. tor bo: vitriol was stead¢ crushed, ‘I13ye. franulated, 11} ge. 0 113, Poe ares th 5 ty] Zhe. Chivraie potasu waa in air de “yey” Hl oo < ereouvacks, 1at- The market was wAdhien, sold, tor a, wud Ae. MAzije. Kol eryabut, wud 48e. ‘sold “was quoted aa “7 ‘Wes quiet at former prices 4 currency, lot selected Licur Spann wiht wt oc. « 28. gold; hy saline at Ste; large Gusalina at te. , Ceriglano was very se: } uttledish bones ruled steady copaiba was 4 ot 22¢. tor Amerioan and Bo ee 3 1Me. ; English, 17 h peas $7 50: coke, 80 SD ao $6 6G; terne, The market for Kentucky leaf was general about 300 hhds, at Ze. #1 ‘Sales were 10) fog ra a dite. lor poe@derod. re WRSCeFse PES PEce B00 NJ Con Kit .be.sd 20 ae 20s MDa ser. Lo Mie mer re at We, 0 Shwe: it He, Balsam daliron was stony 12 for Spauisi bide a4tsc. Cod liver oil was in tal nuiand and Ss Khooars quiet at veces ranging Ales were Gucted at lic steady at lie. = 1% ye lor Jamaies blenebed. breot was #12) Quicksilver was quoved at le. 4 | eer as BL Leaves were quiet, but stoady, quvied ab sve. for Veliadonne ibe tor eontuim and aevuiie, Je. 4 Ze Arsene wae in tai demand wud De a bole 4 $i 2a tor rose. se. gold, for wall gow per steam, 16,000 94., 60 lbs, To Hamour; foi tia, Tige # he. brown do, arks, The charters were: with 3,100 qaxrtore grain Italian bark “hence with 4,00) yee wa cose ww Cork tor ordes oFe quiet at bog 8 20. | demand and firm at ide « Ite at die Urns rout ae stead Tones beens | 10 tor Angortara — Aliwa vot. was | a Zhe for white cut Gum arabic was quoted at Toe lor prime sorte and Tie vor second do. Angosture bark was quiet at We te Byuille were quiet at } hence to Dundaik wit Russian bark hence to United King bbls naphtha, 2400, quarte: 100 Giiy &oM hence to Bre: DW she Pac Mail so an American shij bbls. do, at ds, hence to Antwerp an [alien bark, lo Antwerp or Bromen, with 7.500 new ship (to arrive trom Nova scotin), w Bremen, with avout 7 400 duis. do, at wenee to Odersa, with + fined petrolenm, at X73ge.: au Austrian bark, I don, with 4,509 bbis. refued petroleum, spirits turpentine on the basis of 5s, # British brig, hence to Londen, with 2,700 bbls, napht an Ameriean brig, hence to Hull, with 2. D ‘an American bark, O09 tons, hence to | Havre with Kenines: i tha Mich Cow Wik. eo «Ms Ros Be. +000 Liga’ for petroien 060 tons, hence to Hayti and back an American — brig, wid. and port charge: ritish Windward island With 150,000 fees lum: ber a6 $5, gold, DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gatvestox, July 11, 1876, Cotton dul! and nominal; middiing, ‘ordinary, We, Net receipts, 79 bales, Sales, fereette THe eee Pee eS E kw ORtRANs, July 11, 1876, j low widdling, 10%¢ ordinary, Uige Net receipts, 1 ports to France, 2,255, eas were quiet af Sige. « SHiye. for prime aud Sue. mined was owly & moderate baswess passing bat rom wodtauees iavany, We ny Ber jetta Ne. 2, de, Savaynan,Jaly 11, 1876, but not ugtably SKOOND BOARD—=1 11s: ce US Kx. pe bs) mew, ho 4, Wie 5 vedi 2 w as (gave vedinary. ee @ Wise receipts, U9 bales, * oy x 4 July 11, 1976, 2 = Fleer amechanged; sales 1,709 bulx, mand, sales 3488) vushels extra white Michigan at $1 47, ing | Corn quiet at Se 9 560, the latter for bigh mix: meal uuenenged Mi Jeed unchanged Caun 15.55 busines theut warec) sas dul aad ie sat fF: Jou Chi & NW. Tons stab ae ote Bb uw eo. ee - The “ssien wore. Tata aad Svetuern, at the susesed § unchanged. Lake receipts—Lamber, 55,000 feet. Canal sDipineats wet reported Grain on the canal frou Buffalo 01 Onwege lor tidewster-Wheat. 1 173,000 bushel LOTLOD) do. oats, 242.009 do; barley. 19,300 do. 15,700 de; poms, 19 400 do, Burraco, duly 11, 1878, Lake receipts— Flour, HO) bbls. wheat. 35.000 bushels; germ, 1QUED do. : 80000 do. Kailrond receipte— Wheat, 7.000 bushels: earn, 131,000 do; ‘BH do. , barley. 1,200'do. Canal shipments for tide 14.000 baskets: corn, 1D) db pointe —Whewt, 3,000 bushelr. Ra! ship vents—Ploar, 1100 bois. wheat, 8,000 bushe corn, 41,0 de. , oats BOK frei bts emehan ged Pf quiet but rye, hor by millers © rm cull and Me. with no Oats quiet Itye, bariey and » at #20 50 for ghwines dull at tuseciv heavy SL 1254 8 81 Hy tor Flour quiet, Wheat dull; No. * Na 3 do.. $1 12; No. A white Micuiean. €1 Tt: dely and Ags uot 81108): No. spot and Auwont, #111: 80% + high mined. 486. ; Aucust, O03,e. j duly, dite; August, 50.) no gre ‘ duly Ne 2 rece iy Silpments— Fi 35,000 do. oats, no. July 11, 1876, : Wadbaslt. $1 tay “bbls; whemt, 18,000 11, 1876. Flone dull and lower, No at Whe Helge. Ment ’ Jocied, tthe. websge. Cor bid spot aid Aug ber Lard » 80 & B10 a we cloths are stro G4, with & good dey EUROPEAN = DEPAUL DAD BONDS atiebed N. B.—7,8 aud other AI Paying 10 to 12 aesirable prie culty. Yo yours, paid, for sale at Endowment Iitsarsuce Polleigs, Mortyages and other seeurition; insuratice of ail Kin HABRIOH PROTIUINGHAW & CO, BANKERS, 12 WA Reliable Puts and’ Calis! Send for éxptanat A“ cireulars, ANY AMO f TRUST FUNDS 10 LOAN ON city or Brook! LEAVITT & WOLCOTT, 10-Pine st, FIRST MORTGAGE FOR 1035, ON BRICK House and Lot, in Brooklyn, KL party leavin EY PO LOAN ON MoRT Now York city property; city railroad Stocks and tantaold, HL, GRANT, 1s Broadwa: KCK NO. S PINE ST, LOANS MON kind Bryoklyn Real Estate, Six per cout money for first class lo. Emo | GAPE INVisr MENT, SD” paying an interest ot 7 B10 7 10 Pb City Water of the Sta New Yi for sule at 95, B. BL NEW. Banker. A) Arua! wy f FUNDS TO LOAN pere 8. BAOWN & POWELL, } NPE INCREASING CIRCULATION OF THE EVE ING) TELEGHQAM HAS NOW KEACHED A DAILY OF BRK PHI 1 wt KNOWN CIRCULATION OF ANY PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES. A LOAN OF $00 FOR FOUR (4), wOworth of turnigure, insured for DR FIVE ¥ whieh by 17 Herald D-$4,009 ON BPLENDID IMPROVED REST o and ST Heres AL Kingston, New Jersey, valued JACOB VD. WYCKOFE ED-AT SIX PER CE 800,000 and $120,000, York city im. property worth mors than three tin » amount of JOSEPH MASON, No.1 Pino st, 5,009 TO LOA} tive years. TILNALAD 56.000. WANTED—ON BOND AND MOR pb. on farin and five buildings worth the amount, near New Brunswick, N.J.¢ ox) any person *ent to ex thoroughly good investment. Inguire of MORKIS WILKINS, No. J Pine st. Now York ON, 29 | city. 21) () TO LOAN AND CAST. MORTGAGE 350.000 Fe ely low rates, JACOB Y. 1 WHC UFF, 30 and 32 Pine st, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. A SADDINIONAL CAPITAL, PROC RM KI ¢ chants, manufacturers and others Ae OX changed lor Business; Mining interests, &e.. negotiated persons with capital socking’ business advised, with 200 do. Canal | dy. Whent heavy | | lowed an exeian | he te t the contrast | are wxroot, July 1—5:30 | NABLE RATER —MONKY ON LIFE AND | | the pri | time on the st | can ulways be | specttul report favorable weather; the stands good plant forming well, The prospect of a large yield is encourag wrt, | ing, No chanye is reported in acreage. OUR DEAD COMMERCE, [From a letter of George Ticknor Curtia.) Tn my daily passages between the city of New Yor and my country home at this season of the yearT as obliged to pass along the Kast River for a distance @ about two miles on a forry-boat. Lt is absolutely ap palling to contrast the present condition of owt wharves and docks with what it was when 1] begam, fourteen years ago, to make this passage before one of the noblest water-ronts im the world, New Yor’ had then a commerce which it made one’s beart swell to behold reat bulls, whose enormous bull betokened what they had brought or were to take uway, lay tier on tier along the shore. Forests of asts, smoke stacks, derricks, too thick for any ume practised eye to cuunt, almost bid the buidings be- hind thea from sight. The imcessant rattle of the culkers’ hammers made a music which any contem- plutive maa might for a moment preter to the orehes- tral harmonies of an opera pouse, Notwithstandiay that one feels like an insigniticant b the pres: enee of apy great manifestation of collecuve human power and activity, there ix aiways something exiilgre ating in such a’ scene. It is nearly all gone. 1! Her on (hese waters Low passes Whole stretches at whieh uo cralt whatever is lying. Iu many Yaslphe sees no objects bigger than the heads of boys whom the beat of the day has driven inte kirting yesterday afiernoon by these melau- 103.1 stood on the deck of the ferryboat with a repudlean friend, wio in an unguarded moment al- on Lo escape biu Which showed that sid. And yet,” said 1, you willing to have us detocrats change the admin istration of the government aud wy what cam be done to resiere our national commerce to is former — prosperity In an instant = alt y friend’s political” antagonism was proused, No,” he replied, ‘will never consent he men who made uli (his desolation necessary by encouraging, by making the reboilon, shall be intrusted with government.’ My trend who uttered (his senti- ent 1s 4 man of great intelligence and purity of char. acter, but knowing how fixed and inveterate are his pol Ucal views, | did not continue the conversation, There are those with whom cannot reason on this subject because they perpetually go back trom the present to the past, and, wlogicully putting the respoh- sibility for the late civil War where it certainly does net belong, they argue that those who have caused greas public mischiels ure not the persons to remedy them, But there are others whom one can possibly reach, THE LALEST SWINDLE ON THE ‘ PUBLIC, Bostos, July 10, 1878, To tux Error or tug Heravp:— Before the Centennial opened the steamboat Mues between Boston aud New York made a great display in both cities by announcing that the fares between the above places would be reduced to $4, and the people | patronized the steamboat lines in considerable num- | bers. In consequence @ secret arrangement was entered into Letween two of more companies to pul to $5 on the eve of the Centennial, the 8d of . When they expeeted the largest amount of travel, this was done Without the least warning to the public (brought the press or by showbills. Ivis well enough to be charged double and often three times the amount tor staterooms in the summer mers, While In the falland winter ove ad at the regular price. The cierks and wardese reap the harvest, and once, a short time ago, a tIriend wus told by the stewardess of one of tho steamers that she bad one stateroom that was saved tor cher, and as he had not called tor it be might have it, and the price asked was double, Yours re- , w. J. 8. STOM HOUSE. Two weeks ago a statoment appeared in the HaraLo that a custom house mspector named Beyamin Van Riper, of Jersey City, had been guilty of foul blasphemy in the Merchants’ Hotel, Cortlandt street, in presence c ORM IN THI | of a largo uumber of persons The tacts were repre- sentod to the Treasury Department in Washington aud an order was lasued “by General Sharpe: yesterday sua, pending Van Iyer.’ The oraer was posted on a bulle- tin im the barge office and the attention of all tho | inspectors was specially directed to i, The case was | reported to the Treasury Department in Washington with a recommendation toat Van Riper be dismissed, ONTHS | The main charges are incompetency and nog‘ect of | auty. ONLY TUE PUBLIC PURSE. | THE KINGS COUNTY CHARITY COMMISSIONERS TERM OF | AND THEIR DEFICIENCY. Yesterday the Law Committee of the Board of Supervisors met and had under consideration the -"| matter of the deficiency in the payrolls of the Com- | missioners, ‘The Commissioners reported that tro 6 times es paid of | deficiency on the May payroll amounted to $879 63, and for the month of Jane $5,211 73. This was morely for employés. There xre alvo dae the Commissioners? salaries for the montis of April, May and June, amounting to $5,000, The whcle amountol the ded- | ciency 1, therefore, $11,091 38. Supervisior Strong that the Commissioners had no right to incur this | liabilty before the money had been appropriated, He also held that the salaries of the Commissioners should | not be§included in the amount of the deficiency; that nd shoula ba y bad incurred this lability wilfully, | made to suffer tor it, und should pot be paid their sala- | rie at | Supervisor Stilwe!l objected, on the cround that the charge, of approved opportuuities. isetercnees:—Buckley, | Commissioners had done thet work and should bave Welling & C goods, Broadway; Iines & Ginna, manuiacturers Japanued tinwaro, 37 Dey it, & GRIGGS & CAKLETON, Financial and Busi A GENTLEMAN RestDi buy cotton on commissio Season, Address UPLAN rald oi MOUNT OF MONEY WILL BUY Til right and receipt tor manufacturing an article that pays «profit of LOU per cent; also Stock a od chance for # party with armaail capital, Address TROPL: SPLENDID Gi man with Sule of anew an t A SMART BUSINESS in the manufacture and ution wanted ta every store nd dwelling: ‘an Le seen wt 211 Spring st, A PARTNER WANTED—TO INVEST $500 CASI 4A. equatiy with myself: biggest opening in this country. SOUTHWICK, 47 Gren: Jones st, for sale or excha ERSHAM & AKCHER, P Br GOING IN” THE i SHOULD ORDER THE KVENING & TO YOUR ADDRESS FORK FIFTY MONTH, POST PALD. BERGE MAN CAN PURCHASE HALF INTER est in On isiness now pa, > it lily. Hakiendus ee REUNITY FOR QA GENTLEMAN TO INVEST if interest in a fine Hardware, Furnishing an TRY Addre: Passed: best reference giveu and required. JACOB W.,SMITH, 304 Sd ay., next to corner of 2d ste PARTNER WANTAD—WITH $2,000, TO EXTEND busines; uo risk; rising business. Address ©. V., bux 170 Herald offic parts it WANTED IN A LO STARLISHED wholesale jewelry business man with $000 or eferences w and given; strictly Herald 0 PAwxEn wa TED-SPECIAL PREFERRED, WITH 40,00", in a safe, olf ostablixed and protitabie busi ness, with security for capital invested. Address M. J. M. box 5,441 Post office, MO LET—CIGAR STAND, INT Roo 6th av., next door to IAL YARD NDF 7 will let, completely furnished, EYRIR WING k JANTED A PARTNER -SPECIAL OK ACTIVE with # capital of $10,009 oF more, to take goods un sion, combined with the general agency for North America of a well established European house, Address G. A. K., box 100 Herald vitice. —A PARTY W an faterest in a st Address i. T, W., Herald oftice, WAS ED@A PARTY WIFI 85.000 On S100) TO tike an interest io 8 wholesale estavlished business, which can be rapidly increased and show good. profits, un: exceptionanle reference given aud required. Vor partien- box 22) Herald afice, amount I will estubli at whieb he £3) week! AK ISI Hroude ay 600.- ARTNER WANTED, WITH $000 IN CASI, J. tojoin advertiser equally in an easy cash busi itively paying $9,090 ly net profi tl for GRAY, 44 Wentdd at. acaba e )i)() 10. $25,000 WANTED—IN AN ai | $15 OO manutneturing bi tong estublisbea; large trade: good profits, Pri view WHITCOMB, Herald off ——— COTTON. ‘etal only address for inter- APPEARANCE OF THE CATERPILLAR IN MISSIS- SIPPI—GONDITION AND PROSPECTS OF THE CROP IN GEORGIA, FLORIDA, ALABAMA AND TENNESSEE. Vicksnura, Miss., July 11, 1876. Genuine caterpillars made their appoarance on the growing cotton at Hurrycane Plantation, near Davis Bend, in the lower end this county, on Sunday last, Nasaviee, Teon., July 11, 1876. The Cotton Exchange bas received no official crop re- rt. Private correspondence reports the crops in Northerp Alabama and Middie Teanessee tn good con- dition, The weather has been favoravie, Savaxnait, Ga, July 11, 1876, Ninety-néne replics from fifty-seven cor Georgia report (he character of the weather tremely seasonable to the growing ub ne period last year, No chango is reported in acreage, Stands are represented as uncommonly good, the plant forming and bicomiug weil, The condition of the whole is remarkably fine, and, with but tew excep- tions, better than lust year. The geverai tenor of the reports exbibi®au unprecedentedly good prospect, tho crop boing tree of grass and weedswnd the plant being vigorous, ‘weuty-six replies irom fourteen countion in Florida | eluded ev | ers. He was willing to pay their salaries if the com- | mittee would recommend to the Board that the Com- 1 Gvods - tore: stock complete and ivextion unsur- | | turn out to-day are: 19, and Phe number of the representatives of the above lodges left for ’hiladelpuia to attend the Convention there of the are no longer Fog ane. th July their pay. Afier @ lengthy discussion Supervisor Strong moved that the amount of $6,090 be appropr. which tm 'yihing but the salaries of the Commission- missioners be indidted tor malfeasance in office. Thit | proposition was lost, It was fifally decided to report in lavor of paying tho whole amount, $11,001 34 Supervisor Strong is ot the opinion the Charity Com mi-sioners should be indteted. ATTEMPT LO FILTER A RIVER, ‘The water supply at Rahway is derived trom @ river bearing the name of the town, and barely large enough to meet the demand made upon it, At times the water becomes unlit for drinking through the abundance of vegetable matter which is taken up by it, and after My | every storm it becomes foul and muddy. This hag You | rendered necessary the building of an cnormous filter into whieh tho river cat be turned and throuzh which tt | can pass. 1b bas been decided that the work sbull be beguu without delay; and ou Monday Chief Engineor Salley, of Newark, in company with the town officers of Rihway, visied the works to ascertain whether ground couid be selected tor the operation, which would be low enough to render double pumping ar ravgement« unnecessary, Mr. Bailey was also asked to furnish @ rough estimate of the expense of the undor- taking. Tie estimate cals tor from $33,000 to $40,000, THE ORANGEMEN, There will be no formal parwle of the Orange so- cieties to-day, but a majority of the organ \zations will have a picnic at Syivan Grove, There were many ip the ranks who favored a parade, and i is ceneraliy conceded that they could do so without meeting with opposition. The majority, however, favored no public demonstration, Aiwong the organizations which will vow York b No. 3; Neptune 0, 1; Columba Lodge No, 8; Juckson Lodge No, Lodge 5; Enniskilign Lodge No, 20; Washingion No, 2} Henry Clay Lodge No, 11’; Joshua Lod; ideon Lodge 10; No, 11; Prince of Orange Lodge, No 1; Boys’ Lodge, No. 7; No Surrender Lodge, No. 1X Lodge, No 15 Yesterday morning a Prenty peral Order, Th proceedings of the Oi ded with tatere is by ‘he Miverar. MURRAY AGAIN. Robert Murray, the young man who shot Offices John Beaty, of Brooklyn, figured aguim yesterday te the Brooklyn City Court He owed Phineas Barret $126 tor crackers. Barret sued by ment for the amount Marray paid no attention to the jutgment, a to what he was worth, He suid be bad sold about two moutos ago for $400, and at present was uot worth anything but tue «uit of clothes be stood ia, Ae he had only received $50 on accorut, Judge Nielson ordered Murray to pay $35 costs, and pT be appointed Lo collect the honey duc on the saloon until judgment is sativtied, and pote judg terday to nd was brought up THE SOLDIERS’ HOME, There will be a mecting of the Board of Trustees of New York Soldiers’ Home at Elmira, on Tharsday, 3. This will be a very important meeting, as the location of the howe will be determined, Ven Yan, Watkins and Elmira ali desire it aad claim te possess peculianadvantages. RUNAWAY ACCIDENT, Last night a team Of horses attached to a carriage owned by Patrick Lyons, reskting at No, 376 Warren street, rookig a Reem ie awaf in Pren- de treet river, was turown isatly to, the. groubd aha sevenny Yoferea eee the head, The occupants of the carriage, Joba Muldosm and children, were also slightly injured, ACCIDENTS TO CHILDREN, Josephine Hient, aged five years, fell from the @Ne siory window of her house, No. 130 Kest Fourth ireet, yesterday, and was tatalty injared, Lilly Loughberty, two fell from the third story window of No, 863 Niath weg dangerously iajured, She was femoved to the. velt Hospital,