The New York Herald Newspaper, July 28, 1876, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The Stock Market Weak, Feverish and Irregu- Jar—Demoralization Along the Line. GOLD 1117-8 A 111 3-4. Money on Call 11-2 and 2 Per Cent—Gov- ernment Bonds Strong and Railway Bonds a Trifle Less Firm. Wat Street, } Tuvrspay, July 27—6 2. M. ‘There was a tolorabie amount of Ormaess at the com- mencement of business to-day and things looked fora time as though the decline bad been checked and the paroxysm passed, but the bears speedily got hold of the coal sto8k sponge and squeezed half a year’s divi- dend out of it in the space of thirty minutes. This desiccating process was more than the general list could stand in its present unsupported ite, and then occurred a shrinkage to @ greator or less degree throughoat the entire list, Delaware ana Lackawanna from 971; a 94 (with two points leeway on seller sixties), and Jersey Central {rom $434 to 61 offered a show of weaknes, which, added to the decline of a day or two back, was simply piling Pelion upon Ossa, and the result could not be other- wise than a pressure throughout the list, Michigan Central and the Western properties seemed to have got themselves particularly in the line of the iqueeze, notably so in the case of the St, Paul preferred Shares, which, despite the three and a balf per cent dividend declared yesterday and the cheerful state- ment of earnings for the past six months of the year, fel! off nearly two points with the greatest ease. The last trump having been played in shape of the dividend holders attempted to realize, but discovered tg their chagrin that even the statemen, which had been put in asa stiffener failed to hold the market steady enough for their purpose. The fact 1s railway reports are, as a rule, looked ‘pon as coming hot from the kitchen with a mélange of ingredients as mysterious iu their composition as the popular boarding nouse plat, or artistically speak- ing, like one of Turner's master pieces, a man of bril- Nant smudges, that may mean sky, earth or water, at the option of the beholder. Speculators are no longer taken in by a display of a mass of glittermg generalities, but are rather apt to tun to tue other extreme and increase their scepticism mith the excellence of the figures. A sight rally which took piace after noon, failed to hold Jor any length of time, aud was succeeded by a fecided state of weakness, which the bears fostered by tirculating a report of Commodore Vanderbilt's death. Consulting Central and Hudson asthe pulse of the wucient mariner’s health, there was no affirmative re- sponse to the above rumor, for the entire sales of the day did not exceed 1,200 shares, and the decline in the price was limited to haif of one per cent. Both friends and enemies of the ci-devant popular favorite, Western Union and Pacific Mail, seem to have determined upon a breathing spell, to judge from the very moderate interest which is manifested in these fancies. Prices are blown about by the winds of the mo Active specialties, and sway to and fro with their neigh- bors, In sympathy with tho rest of the marked quota- tions the above were off atthe end about one point trom the best figures of the day. THE SALEM TO-DAY, The transactions of the Stock Exchange to-day Aggregated 133,827 shares:—New York Central and Hudson, 1,200; Erie, 1,100; Lake Shore, 29,725; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 100; Northwestern, 1,500; flo., preferred, 3,150; Rock Island, 600; Pacific Mail, 8,100; St Paul, 4.350; do., preferred, 15,700; Obios, 25; Western Union, 8,900; Wabash, 200. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICKS. Tne following table sho ne opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— Opening. Highest, Lowest. New York Central 106 103 10535 Erie..... 184% 53m 404 6435 108 108% Pirtabure. 7 9546 “Milwaukee % 8755 and St. Paul preterred OO 69", Ohio and Mississippi 1 12% New Jersey Central. 64 Del., Lack. and Western O71 Western Unton.. 703, Atlantic and Pacific Tel Pacific Mail... Pacits \ ait 36 8 39 West Union... Bw Abe, Ae bac aes Oa way 135, a 1395 aw 1 18 8 Sux a 52% 45° 8 434 13H 6 158, WS a} We s-Farge! eats e285 Dhic & Aiton 101 12" a 13 les ss Fitts. = 0135 ht & NW Wab. 2 a a gale’ Vnion agit os . 61 Chi RI Mosouri Pi 6 ak say ad Pred Pot Co...113% & 113% ae ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The following are the changes in*closing prices com- pared with those of yesterday :— Apvaxck.—Ohio and Mississippi, }, Decuise w York Central, 3; Delaware and Lackawanna, bas Joseph, 1; do. preferred, '1% inteote Central, ye Lake Shore, %; Michigan Central, 1%; Northwest, 5 ; fo preferred, 144; Jersey Central, 14;; Pacifie Mail, %: Rock Island, 34; St Paul, 4; ; do. preterred, 1. ‘The rest of the market was stationary, THE MONEY MARKET. The market was abundantly supplied with funds on gallat 14, and 2 percent. Prime paper is unchanged: The following were the rates of exchangeon New York at the undermentioned cities to-day :—Savannah, { premium; Charleston, offerings light, % premium, buying, 34 premium; Cincinnati, firm, 50 to 100 pre- ium; New Orleans, commercial };, Dank Chicago, 15 cents premium; St. Louis, 90 cents premium, Foreign exchange was dull and heavy at 4.874; a 4.88 lor bankers’ sixty days sterling, and 4.893; 9 4.90 for demand. The nominal asking rates wore 4883; a 4.9033. Sterling:— pine A anys” sight C. Cand 1. 3; ibal and Bixty day ye Demand. Cable transfers. Commercial . THE GOLD MARK! The $250,000 gold co.n engaged for export ta Europe bas been withdrawn, Gold opened and closed at 111%, with sales in the \nterim at 111%. On gold loans tho rates paid for car- Kad were }, and 1 per cent and the borrowing rate OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances. Curreney balances. Gross COB. oo CLEARING HOUSE STATRMENT. Currency ——— lances Currency bai 131,102 Gold exchange: rere 358 Gold balunces 1,015,353, THE UNITRD sTa’ ‘TREASURY. ‘The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $120,000 gold % account of interest, aud $10,000 in redemption of Ive-twenty bonds. The Sub-Treasury released to-day $12,660 ejlver voin. Customs receipts to-day, $450,000; revenue receipts to-day, $300,000; bank notes received to-day for re- demption, $1,300,000, GOVERNMENT BONDS, Government bonds were a fraction lower this afternoon, bat closed at the following qaotations:—United States currency sixes, 12535 a 126; do, do, 1881, registered, 119% a 119%; do. do, do,, coupon, 120), 2 120%; do, do., 1865, registered, Ub a 116; do. do, do, coupon, 115% a 116; do. 4a, do., new, registered, 117% 118: do. do., do, coupon, 117% a 118; do. do, 1887, registered, 119% & 120; do, do, do, coupon, 119% a 116%; do do, 1868, registered, 121%; 2122; do. do, do., coupon, 421% 0 122; do. ten-forties, registered, 118% a 118%; do, do., coupon, 11 tered, 117 a 117 1184. a 119; do. fives, 1881, regis- 5; do do, do, coupon, 118% a THE YORRIGN MARKET. The London advices report a sharp decline im con- sols, Which closed at 96 7-16 a 9634, against 96% at the close last evening. United States bonds have been steady, except ten-forties, which declined 4, per cent, closing at 1083,. Erte common tell off to 12%. The bulhon in the Bank of England increased £144,000 during the past week, and £60,000 additional went into the bank on balance to-day. The proportion of the bank’s reserve to its liabilities is now 574; per cent, an imcrease ct 1‘ per cant over last week. At Paris rentes have made a still further advance, the latest quotations being 106f bc. The buibon in the Bank of France increased during the week 11,627,000 | franca, At Frankfort United States fives declined to 102%. At London the price of silver has advanced to Sligd. per onnee. The following are quotations at five P. M.:—Consols for money, 96 7-16 a 9634; do. for account, 96 7-16 a 963; United States 1865s, 106% a 10644; 1867s, 10944 a 10914; ten-forties, 10855; new fives, 10655; Erie, 1234; do. preferred, 1944. RAILROAD BONDS, In railroad bonds during the morning hours Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific sevens advanced to 10934, Hrie thirds to 103% and North Missouri firsts to 982. New Jersey Central consolidated firsts were weak and some round amounts changed hands at 99%. Chi- cago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds sold at 9435 a 94%, and St, Paul consolidated sinking funds at 903; 0 0034. Hannibaland St, Joseph eights hy eclined to 8044, Union Pacific sinking funds to 04%, ‘And Long Dock bonds to 1047;, In the late afternoon dealings bonds were weaker in some cases, soy Central consolidated tirsts declined to 9944, Chi- cago, Burlington and Quincy consolidated sevens to 109%, and Union Pacific firsts to 104. St aul con- solidated sinking funds were steady at 901s, North Missouri slrsts at 98%; and Erie firsts at 1104. Michi- gan Southern sinking tunda were firm at 10913. The following were the closing quotations for I’: cite Rail- road bonds:—Union firsts, 104 to 1044; Union land grants, 104 to 104%%; Union sinking funds, 94 to 9445; Centrals, 108g to 10944 BANK SHARES, Bank shares sold at 84 for Hanover and 118 for Now York. STATE BONDS, In State bonds Missouri long sixes advanced to 1053; and afterward reacted to 105%. New South Carolina sixes brought 37. INVESTMENT SHARES. In investment securities Jersey Central moved down from 641, to 62, Delaware and Lackawanna from 964; to 94, with a recovery to 944;; New York Central brought 106%; a 106 2 1051;; Morris and Essex 102, Chicago and Alton 1013; a 101, Cleveland and Pitts- burg 954, 2 95%, Adams Express 111 a 110%, American 60, United States 73% a 7334, Wells-Fargo 84, Rock Island 10814 a 1077¢, Lilinois Central 9243, Chicago and Alton 1014, a 101. PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o’clock this day :— City sixes, old. Cny sizes, new United Companies ot S Pennsylvania Railroad. ....... Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. Lebigh Valley Railroad ..... Catawissa Railroad, preferred Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. Northern Ceotral Railroad. Lehigh Navigation...... Lehigh Navigation, gold loa MINING STOCKS. ‘Tho following table of prices of the promineat gold and silver mining shares, including the opening pric of to-day, as received by telegraph from San Francisco, is furnished by William Ward, Drexel Building:— 7 following are to-day :— closing prices in San Francisco Consolidated Virginia 5614 Crown Point.. 10 California + 60}, Yellow Jacket. .. 2h Segregated Belcher.. 65 40 . 47 1% 82K lds 20 14hy Consolidated Imperial A 14% Mexican, . Br MINING AND MILLING ITEMS. A reputable local authority on the Pacific slope holds the following language in regard to the Consolidated Virginia Compauy:— “Though the stockholders have received already $21,660,000 in dividends there is a Yast mountain ol ore still left above the 1550-foot level. And what is below? The drift from the 1700-toot level of tne Gould & Curry will develop the ore body 200 feet lower than the present lowest le’ nd there is hardly room to doubt that the ledge will be found to extend to that depth as rich, if not richer, than it is above, A er cut from the lowest drift is now coming into connect with this winze, and with the improved ven- tilation thus secured the work of development will be rapidly pushed. The men who know most about tho probabilities ef ore supplies are investing millions of dollars in quartz mills. They must be tolerably cer- tain that they are going to have something for those mills to crush for a year or two.’? On the 10th of August the first meeting of the new “American Mining Board,” of this city, will be lield in the Drexel Building, and the permanent officers will be elected. Wo understand that there are more than ninety names on the roll, some of which represent strong California and Nevada houses, who feel an in- terest in the movement and expect to see in the East silver and gold mining such as has been irequensiy ob- served on alarger scale at the San Francisco boards. The Centennial Mill, owned by Charles Baker & Co. | Virginia City, is being steadiiy run on blanket and table washings, reducing from eighteen to twenty tons of sulpbarets per day. which assay from $30 to $43 per ton and aro worked up to sixty per cont of their as- say value. Articles of incorporation were filed on a single day by the following mining companies:—The Mariposa Consolidated Gold Mining Company, with «capital of $7,500,000; the Charlotte Gold and Silver Mining Com- pany, $10,000,000, and the North Prospect Myning Company, $10,000,000, The Sutro Tunnel is in 13,800 feet. Face of header in favorable working vein matter, The Ingersoll and Bur- Jeigh drills do excellent execution, and the regular weekly advancement is from sixty to eighty feet. Upward of 21,000 shares of California were sold at the different Boards and at informal sessions op one day, Judge Morrison has issued an order which per- mits the Direetors of the Trojan Minine Company to re- ceive the assessment of thirty cents per share. IN COLORADO TERRITORY . there are now 675 stamps in operation, showing an ad- dition since January 1 of 175. The Boston and Color- ado Company are making their usual weekly shipments of bullion, We learn from private sources that the mines locatea in the neighborhood of Central City are increasing their weekly procucts of milling ores, but bo particulal eto be obtained from the local news- pepers. It would be well if the prominent mining com- panies in Gilpin, Char Creek and Boulder counties would furnish the figures of their daily or weekly pro- ducts, as do the Nevada companies, The Colorado exhibition of ores at the Centennial attracts a large share of notice, somo of the specimens being reported to contain gold and silver at the rate of $100,000 to the ton. These of course are extraordinary parcels, and are not supposeil to exist in any quantity. ‘The great business of the Territory is to come trom its immense bodies ot are yielding trom $25 to $100 to,the ton, the rule all over the world being that the greatest net returns are obtained from largo bodies of medium and low grade ores rather than from smal! and uncer- tain quantities of the richer grades, In North Carolina the King’s Mountain mine is reported to have earned within a poriod of six months $17,000 profit on ore yielding but $6 50 grows to the tom, Anywhere west of New Jer- | July July July July 2 25, 26 27. Changes Alpha. 40 40 38 39 = Deciined 1 Belcher. (ame ee: Ae | —_ Bewt & Belche: - 47 48 46 46 Declined 1 Caledon: 10 10 9 9 Deciined 1 | California. 57 «08 «58 «60 Advanced 3 Chollar Potor - 17 TF 75 1 Advanced 2 Con, Virginia... + 55 56 55 56 Aavanced 1 Crown Point 10 ll lo 10 - 7) ee: ae - 1 16 1b 16 -~ 9 10 10 10 Advanced1 | Imperial RS RN dary = Justice a2 22 22 2 advanced Kentuck . oh Re eh Mexican. . 83 Se 33 34 Advanced 1 | - 48 48 47 46 Declined 2 . 68 68 67 70 Advanced 2 - 8 8 8 8 = - 20 20 20 19 Declined 1 | Sierra Nevada. -~16 16 15 15 Decnnedt Silver Hill. + 6 OW, Sipe 3 - Union Consol . -M i4 Molt — Yellow Jacket, . 27 27 24 26 Declined an eventual development of speculative business in | NEW YORK | HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1876. by reason of the higher prices for Jabor and fuel. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Tuvxsoay, July 27, 1878, REFOK) CALL AL ML 300 shs Mil & StP pf.. O08, ry do . Or Fuente NW RR pt 10 Chi & RT Rit.be HCO bobs Wad Mibubo S000 Ae Se Pi LeM., 10.00 Ms 3B Gon st. 11000 "do v 100) brie 3d’ 9000 Long Dock bi 1000 do. 10000 Mae uu do 30 aun *, ho Pei ibe 100 200 5000 Gt Western 2d. . 1o0u Went Ur, L900 5000 W Un Tel ¢.1900 300 L. & N con, *88. 20 Amer Ex, 200 Went Un ‘Tel. Tuo do 1000 be do. 20) Oule ‘e MRK ve uo 100 Ohio M pf.b e83 100 Chi & Alt RR..b ¢ 100 Han & StJoRit be ALLL) 8 $4520 U 8 5-20, 1,68 © 121% 400) Ub 5-20, 6, 'B.. 1213, MoOUR Ss gist 1000 Del, L& W 2 9 Fort Wayne RR.. 1/0 Onio & Miss RR."? 200 cr SK 87 oF a 2 ee OND BOARD—1 P, 109 shs Chi & RI..be luo do. 1 38000, yuo North rox... 35 Adams Ex. ...tFe 100 Han €'S¢'Jo,.” 10 Alb & Susq Rikve $3000 Let WB con... you0 Long Dock bds. 1 500 Pae Mail 83 Ws YCaHR ww 100 di WONT © 109 do yuo de 100 Chi & 40 do... Se Mil & 3t P RR..bS | 3 mr do. 00 M & BP pe 2 do, COMMERCIAL REPORT. cotton: spot 1-l6c. HIGHER, FUTURES FIRMER—FLOUR QUIET—WHEAT DULL— CORN DULL—OAT& UNCHANGED—-PORK NOMINAL— LARD IRREGULAR—WHISKEY QUIET—PRTRO- LEUM FIRMER—NAVAL STORES QUIRT—OILS STEADY—GROCERIES : COF¥ER ACTIVE, BUGAK FIRMER—¥RRIGHTS TAME. Tuvrsvar, July 27—6 P. M. The merchandise markets continued to be character- ized by irregularity, and they were dull, almost without exception, On "Change business was light in most commodities, and the improvement of yesterday was more than lost to-day. Flour was quiet. Wheat was dull and almost nominal. Coro was firm at ono time, but closed dull, with the advance lost. Oats were in Juvt about the same state, Whiskey was quiet, but the turn dearer. Vork was neglected and nominal. Lard was Froights were Cotton on the spot was 1-16e. higher, Futures were Coffee was active, Sugar was firmer, Navai stores Otis were quiet. Petroleum was firm. Covran.—The market for Rio was quiet, and steady on the basis of late prices. We uote sales of 2,009 bags, ox irregular, bat more aetive than yesterday. tame. Kansas, however, such a mine would have lost money | America. at 16%\c. 16h for strict fair; 5,004 do., ex Tenlers, at for fwir, and 2,300 do., ex do. ; 500 and 2,000 do. ex 108 do., ex Kila; 2,00) do, ex D. A. Pres: ,000 do., ex Bertha Rod, at Baltimore, aud 9,011 do., ex Peggy (now at Hampton Roads to come here), all on e terms. The stock of Rio here to-night is 1 bags, The market for mild coffee was quiet, Daring the past week do, Costa Rica, 171 do, Laguayra F consumption Within ‘he range, The stock of mill eoffe in Grst hands 73,486 grass mats Java, 11,448 bags C Marscnibo. 5.143 d do. Porto We quote: “Oniiaary cargoes, Ide. « 180, Leige.; good do. Te. a Thy. Rime 4s, ‘Singapore, Soa Pie. A wad tie. X.—-Spot was in better demand and quotations were marked up 1-l6c, Futures were firmer, The closing prices to-day compare with Wednesday's prices as follow Wednesday, July Thur ly 27. 212 MA a12 5.16 sun. ons are based on American cotton in store runming in quality not more than le above or below the grade quoted :— t .N. Orleans, Texas. S516 8 bad v He isis 9 ta16 Strict good ord: 10k Low middling. . MW Ls W roty Strict low middli 1144 Ss, Middling Hy fs0 1 i.a8 Strict good miidaiiis Speculation ‘Totals, » 1,356 4 © 700 bales. For future ‘agin ‘the Deliver nite tales were as fullows:— Yesterday after two P. M.—July, 209 bales at it September, 500 at 1119: October, 120at 11 November, 200 at 111 Decem: ber, 500 at 11 February, 500 at LL 11-16e, 1 1600 up t Po M.—Ang 1,000 at 11 23 32e., 600 at He Soo) ut 11Me., 500 at 11 25-820,, GO xt 11ige 50) at “LL B5.tze., 113(¢.; September, 300 at it dni 149, bales day last year, Peery *» Jem. cu » Hamburg, by steam, . compressed: to barley malt, 1, Heady, with a iuoderate business at: brevious pric note sales of 19,000 bbls., including state, Western and Southern, at the innexed quotations. Rye flour was steady, with sales of 400 bbl at $4.50 a $5 15. Corn meal ruled oady, with, suies of 700, bbls, and 675 sacks at 8) 20 u $3 ‘andywine, We guote hoop Ohio, bipping brands. Round hoop Oni trade brands: “ 20 00 % 20 50 it market was dull and prices were nominal for guod conditioned spring. ‘The sules were about 89,000 busheis at % lor upsound No. 3 Chicago and Mil. waukee, Sic fue unscund. Minupset Milwaukee, according to condition, $1 10 a 18 tor small lots ungraded. “Corn was firmer at the opening, but closed dull ut Se. ‘The sales were 175,00 bushels at 5¢ BS S6e, 0 OTe. 2c. for white graded Kansas mixed und Sie. s Sie, for ungraded steamer lined, Oats were firmer but closed quie.. The sales we about 45,000 bushels at 38e. a 44c. for mixed State, 35e. for’ white Western and 45¢. 8 dite. for white State, ‘© note sales of 600 bushels poor W: a aalat. Barley: gals: Was, aniehs We note sale of 20° bales butts at 2%c., Amvrican dressed, $190 4 $200 for sing! ry fae teal rough : fas currency 3 golds laile, OLassKa.—There wase fair demand for New Orleaus at steady prices, Forelga, was firm. The stock is 2.300 hhds, Cuba, 890 hhds. Porto Rico, 90) bhda English Islands and 600. bbls. be Cuba, centrif- Bie. ac. ; Rng! ie ng, {air ¥» good, #8c NAVAL Stonus.—Foi market. but very ‘a1 m Tar Washington, $3 4 83 3 The market wax quiet at unch: quote :—Linseed, cusk: ern yellow, 4¥e. 4 S0e. winter, 85¢.; lard, . crude, 38¢. ; South Seltow winter, ‘Se. 8 Bee. i make, Bbc. » BAe. ; case: fish, 35c. a 37e. a ie eg pe was firm, but prices were not materially chan, We nove sale of 2,500 bbis. high 542 tierees, TS boxes; 108 cases. The pork market lower, closin, r $19 bid, ‘asker and prices we follows :—July an | Augu ber, $19 25 ‘id. $10 35 The sales wore 1140) bola, ut $1 25 « $10 45 for September, sold at $19 40 cash und 0 bbls. thin mess ai meats ruled quiet and 50 box re] ha quoted at L03ge. a1 aide. pickled hare at Ide. 6 1249 ike, a1 and boxed bellies at Ogc. a Bacon was steady with sales of 20) boxes city long clear ut 102gc. ; West - quoted at 10%e. Beet was —Kerrels, ern Is quiet and’ nomi mess, $11 9 low: $10 0 nsked: 5 ber, Sil 10 bia, ‘ir vont Lid, $10 60 anked. We note sales 00 tier m SiH LOSI 1S lor August and 81107 SIT TS and Sil 11k for Neptombers Spot salon were. 50) Tierces Western at #11 10 a 811 1244. Refined was quoted at y South America, Uige. tor Continent und Lie. tor Id tor Cube rivate terins. Butter was and Le. entern. for strictly fale, Bee a Sse: for for poor to falr. ‘at late prices. The in bond is aes ‘quote :~Caro- Heer fair ver peiuee, Bee. Louisiana, iair to good, She, @O¥e., nnd di common, 44c. « Se.; Kangoon, fair to god, nominally Oige. « W%9e.: ood, 7 won in bund, +5 Bold. Advance on raw sugar of very firm on the b Fr to good refining. ood refining at itrifugal was firm. We quote :—Fule ubm, grocery, tair to choice, lids. anid boxes, Nos. 5 ug $11 05 tke 0 11¢, und 100 do, tor south 5 4c. & Tie, eur. i 4c. Porto Rico, ime, Tie. a 87,0. cory, fait 10 choice, & Yige.: refined, “standard A, Vic of A, 10%,¢.; crashed, 11%e. ; powdered, 10° ,e. 10sec; second quality do, 10\e.; cut loaf, stock of raw sugar is 4s follows :— has, soxes, Bags. Melado Btock (ascortal count, imeiudin 4,161 12 4,173 sD 3,184 Stock this day, July 27, pow 6,024 PrecTe 741 138,920 stoc! Comparing wink duly 20, 187: “100,004 40,762 160,035 15,028 Comparing wii” soak duty 90, 1874, +150,732 109,608 194,010 977 Comparing with’ stock’ ‘August 1, 187d 8,358 STW ARINE.—1 ‘was quiet but steady at Ide. « 14}4e. for prime to choice. TALLOW. —Keceipts—145 hhds. and 163 bbls. Market . whiske #24 0 do, aleo- dat $11 but rates wuasite lacluted:—To slayer Let sevemes, els grain. at od. dard; 10,000 boxes cheese at 4)s, for bacon, sng The enn 10,000 bas! rpool, on italina bark, #87 tous, Kentucky tebaceo, on pri tons, henee with general an Austrian bark, hence to Cork for orders, wita ters xrain at Gs. dijd ; a Norwe, with naval ste h aud orders recently, but canceile 2.000 quartare xraln av 7s; an th 8,000 eases and Ub Amerlean port, with 3 do. 08 egian bark “ 16.0 bbs. do. at Gs. 4d, ee te thilboa, with 1,800 bbis, do. at ence to the ican sehooner, DOMESTIC MARKETS, Gaureeton. July 27,1870, | Cotton firm: middling. Ue. low middling, "Liye gruinarv lye. Not receipts. 208 Valen kaports to U eet Britain, G1. Balers Zi. Stock, U.006 New Oniaans, July 20, 1670, Cotton firm, fair demand; smiddtiny, 11 ige low middi 2016, xood “ordinary, ge Net receipts. 41 bales Exports cuaetw 0, 1,490, Sales, 1.000. Stoek, 51, Monte, July 27, 1876, Cotton quiet; mi 10g. w 106.5 | sadly | for strained, Seen Miduling tw i 134 iy ‘A ict good tedtuary | Wyo. Oc. Spot sales ware as tole | 4 To Day, —_ Last Evening, Total. | Consumption 1,129 E 1 | Mc, aY%c.; good ordinary. 8% bales, Exports coastwise, 101. Savannan, July 2 Cotton quiet; middling. 10% ordinary. feb receipts, 70. stock, 1,163, WIiiMinaton, f turpyntine strong at ‘Tar steady at $2 r steady; No. 1 spring, $6 white do., $725 a ons are inade Wheat in light demand; $118; extra white Michigan, or dings Lake receipts —Plonr, 1.500 bb) corn, 96,00) do, — Railroad wheat, 10,000 bushels; corn, at ve Fons inane 6s Oi0 foe Kenwy ene, dull and unchanged. Wheat inactiv extra white MW August, 81 03! Flour quiet. to arrive, se) mm 7 GOO busliels wheut Flour dull. Wheat active, but Rye tirmer at er. Pi Septern BOTT 1 t lower: $10 65, sp eats dull and unehe Railroad freights unchanged. Ri wheat, 13,000 bushels; corn, £48, ! i Wheat, 8,006 Tye, 1-600 do. wheat was lower, S57(¢. # Bc. fember. Corn quiet: 45e., bid, July, Uats, 293y¢, a Z94ze., Ver. Pork unchanged. $10 60 onered, August. 2 p00 do. corn, I nd at full prices 2 at 45%, August; (ke. a 405¢e., Septembe Oats steady and firm; 29!e., spot . Barley firmer at k Je fair demand, bus low Freights— Lard’ lower; $10 7 Net receipts 10 fio. Stock, 4.410. 1876, low middling, 9 bales: gross, 183. ©... July 27, 1876. osin steady at 81 20 ‘afies, $7 . Sales, 1.400 bbls. sales of No, 1 Milwaukee club at 14: T white Toledo, high mixed. 26 for unbolted per Canal shipments Burrano, July 2 is: wheat, Harley uexlected. d, 1>g0. Highwines hig four, 4 pents—20) bbls, flour, Odo. outs, Qutcaao, July 27. 1878. lower K. NTiyc., Aug ; Tejected, alier a 810 WX) do, cali ‘of the Board Mle. wO1cc,, Sep- Soptombor: 4c. 4ac., Septem Deptem der; PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Provivexce, R. I.. July Printing cloths nominally 3c. ket dull and holders loss tiem tha 4% 94 premi premiu ris, 6 a By prem ont quotubly higher. anh tor best 6 m thoy we gold, Sw Sts peamium ; um: on London, Obs # 21 ium, Sugar firmer, but not EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxpox, July 27—Evening.—Linseed oil, 23s. Od. per owt.: spirits turpentine, 28s. 6a, per ewt. a os FINANCIAL, ‘i 4, £ W. SELIGMAN & CO., 26 Broad st., New Yi issue Letters of ‘edit to 1 faballen payable in any part of Kurope, Asia, Africa, Australia and America; draw Bills of ATE k securities ies. change and mak ASONABLE RATES. wiment Insurance P Ingarence, oC, ft © Telegraphic Transfers of ney to Kurope and Calitornia, NEY ON LIFE AND lortgages and other A SSIXTY DAY STRADDLES ON ACTIVE & STOCKS «on “Membors x able rates for wale “\ LABAMA NE' and sold and Tennessee Coupous wanted by JOHN B, MANN 78 Broadway. A. DEFAULTED © bought and stock vant RATERO B. other “Al invest » desirable price. LEX. FROTHIN Brokers, 12 Wall st. Calls; MAM & Peale: buy and carry Stocks as | nt, A Noreok, Colorado, will be ore, ke and safent mining operation in ¢ < low figure; proceeds to be el EW MINING 31 + umber of m bereatter to be ting for the VANTED TO LOaN—tTWO 1 and 10 per cent choic ent Securities our specialty 25 yours, ying 10 to 12 per cent, interest promptly paid, for sale at 1d ‘Apply to GEORGE 8, WILKES A rtzuge; none but first class improved New ¥ BONDS: id established house of 1, NIVOLAY & CO, New York. aunty Bonds 13 Pine st. City und CO., BANKERS AND rs in first class Puts aud jong as desired on margin 3 INTEREST IN A SILVE! STOCK OF THE rado, for s le ate for development only; the fullest investigation invited, Address ie election oto! cers at room aud Broad sts., on Thurs- WARD, temporary Chairman, SUMS OF $5,000 | tof loun, need be offered. ANTED—ON CHATTE ture, $300 for a year. Herald offi MORTGAGE Address PRINCIP AL@ox 184 OF FURNI- on property in arth double the COPARTNERSHIPs. utual consent, assumed by the firm of Wi w York, July 12, 1476. sachet balanced and Anta; terms and hours to suit, Post office, A ~OPPOL pital to Jom SHIP FIRM OF WILLIAM STRUBE makers, of 110 Bowery, New York, The liabilities und assets 'm. Strube, same place. clued hy shpert ‘wecount. diress A. B. R., box 2,643 WITH iso; will deur investigation. Addross GOLD, Herald Uptown Brauch oftie investigation solicited. ate GENTLEMAN AA. porting ana whiskey busine: @ign houses, is 4 cellent opportituity to # person w For particulars address 8. & T,, H ELecrRoPATHIC Ht the right man, with « smal rare opportunity, Addre Uptown Branch office. VHICAGO BUSINE: J $2,098) capital; n sim dross [RONWORK, bo 4 Po: 1TH FROM #1, terest’ in splendid paying cash busi IN THE WINE AY widely known; sluation and reputation t he ” TO $1,500, Apply to SHAY & FISHER, D BRANDY IM- 88, representing some for. ous of retiring and would afford an ex- ith means tw succeed him, erald offic KALING 1 alto invest, will here tind TROPATHIST, ‘Herald vest at ott Cure ETO WAKE MONE Broadway. OR SALE—ONE ture at Low price ART, Stewart's Hotel, Broadway F° cALE. ‘st. OF would take HOMAS Bt to + Wee oil, OO profit Heraid oftic OF sized Hotels; d LAU NDRY, PartNee #6 SIN i $10,000 PART portunity tom business, manufacturing: svfe, permanent and payin He: boar close investigation, Address office, in Variety Theatre and Salon ; only $750. THE joing «fine business; For information apply to WM, STEW- LE LADIES OR WIDOWS, sh at WANTED. VAST—HALY INTEREST LLOYD, 29 ~GHor Lease and Farni- and 12th st. SEA BROADWAY AND TOPT, No. 4 Wost 4th st With mand, waned to join yearly. Address G, B. D., uk BEST OF inoney ever offered ake W. 5. CO., box 106 Herald ~ 010 BUSINESS TE Jobn Malloy, builder, of No. street, has filed a voluntary His Habilities amount to $ ROUBLES, 213 Kast Forty-ninth petition in bankruptey. 182,000, The principal creditors are the New York Lite Insurance Company, ; Industrial Emigrant Henpessy, $22,500; Savings Bank, $40,000; Lacy Kirkland, $9,000; Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, of Newark, $7,500; Mutual Life Tusura George A. Haggorty, $6,000: Joseph Thompson, $5,000, | Most of these are secured by real estate. His assets consist nae, No, 368 Bast bide folk street, an at $79,000; on which i East Forty ninth street, N ince = Company, $7,000; bond and mortgage on Ol houses Nos, 215, 217, street, Brooklyn, valued re mortgages of $56,000. Besides these are debis dug the petitioner amounting to $24,000. Sturtzkober & Herdtielder, lumbim street, have gone int: with liabilities amounting t largest creditors are Jobn Schuliman, $8, 00 Herattelder, J 200, Horstman, $5,000; Jam $3,000. The assets amu and ut No’ 62 Columbia sireo! M. builders, of No, 62 Co- » volumtary baukruptey, 9 $55,000, Among th el Brown, $4, Boyd, $3,000; Consist ‘of real es 000, on which there are mortgages uf $24,800; ty Valued at $13,000, bat mortgaged for the full amoant. There are also nomi- bal assets amounting to $19,000, The leather and assets $5,000, failure of L. Sanders, ia reported, The liabilit manufacturer of hat amount 10 $25,000 Rernbard Brooks, agent, has gone into bankruptcy, With ltabilities of $8,: The following xssigninent in the County Clerk sarpenters, |, and No. Waltman; © to Clarence Koma L. Fairetild w uel Hugh Blesson and Pairiek $100,000; assets, $13,600, The Mortgages on real estate Dabilities. 164 Main street, tus A, Shapmon, ottice:—J, Levin 0. 45 North Main stree v0 and nO assets, 3 were esterday filed aod Brot 6 , Woonsocket, to H Hy No. 2x6 Sixth avenue, |. Barnett aud iedgar D. Hagenem, ang 1. Treadweil riey, liabilides over ference ix causod by being counted among the 3ST MEDIUM | | wi MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, BIRTH. Retuervorp.—At Fort Columbus, New York Harbor, July 27, 1876, the wife of First Lieutenant R. G. Ruthe erford, ‘Pweitth United states tnfa MARRIED. Gutunie—Lacyony, —At Castleton Heights, 8 Ip the Right Rev. John Freeman Nee Bishop of | Florida, Sauce. GuTakte, of Brooklya, Reotu EB. Lacxpry, of the former prace, MANSPIELD—VALENTINE.—On Monday, July 3, 1876, by the Rev, Bunop Littiejohn,. assisted by the Rev. Dr. Paddock, at Holy Trinity church, of Brooklyn, Rev. Fraycis Maxsvinin, of Chicage, t Lizzim, only ly deugh- ter of James W. Valentine of Greenpoint, L. cards Chicago papers please copy. Avs, of consumption, Cuan’ John W. Austin, aged July 27, af the lata atone o'clock P. M.. from the New tend. ening of the 26th fost, alter @ > p CAAKLRS, eldest son of ‘Charles H. P. and Cornelia F, Babeock, in the lth year of his ¢. “Selatives and friends are invited to attend the fu- neral services at Christ Church, River at ten o'clock, on 5 rday, Trains leave 30th st. at pine ap Grand Central depot at teu minutes past nine, Baity.—Henry Francis Bay. aged 35 years. His friends are invited to attend bis funeral, frot 375 West 56th st, on Saturday, 29th st, at ten o’ciocl A.M. BaRyxs.—In Brooklyn, July 26, 1876, Daxixt BaRyaa, in the 65th year of bis age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect+ fully invited to attend bis fuceral, this (Friday) moralaig at hall-past nine, sharp, from bis lato residence. Hanover place, Services at White Plains at balf past one. Baxtiert,—At Flatbush, L. 1, July 27, Marcares Stro’ wite of Dr. H. L, Bartlett aud daughter of the late Henr. Ut, of Cooperstown, N. Y. Funeral services at Christ church, Cooperstown, Saturday, July 29, at five o'clock P. M. BRUNDAGK.—Suddenly, in Brooklyn, on Tuesday, July 26, Jwanveree, wile of George H. Brundage an daugnter of John R, Morris, of Astoru, Relatives and iricnds are respecttuily invited to at tend the funeral services, from Astoria Methodist Epi» Fes Paes on Friday, July 28, at half-past o1 o’cloc! BynNes.—On Wednesday, July 26, 1876, Evizaurty pei ved wife of Edward G. Byrnes, in the 36th year ot e sand friends of the family are respectfully requested to attend her funeral, on thisday, July 283 Her remains will be taken from her late residence, 131 Sealy st., at half-past nine A. M., to St. Jam Catbole church, where a requiem mass will be Bacres up for the repose of ber soul; from thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment, Dublin papers please copy. Davros. —Drowned in Lake Skaneateler, on Wednes day, July 26, Avuaxr Eastway, son of Milu P. and Sarah Frances Dayton, in the 17th year of his age. Notice of funeral hereatter, DeLatour.—At Little Neck, Anuar J. DeLatocr, in the L, Thursday, July 27, year of bis age. Funeral trom his late residence, Little Neck, on Sup- Special train will stopping at day, July 30, ut one o'clock P. BM. jJeave Hunter’s Point at twelve o'clock M Main st, Flushing, Relatives and frien ily, and members of St. Nicholas Lodge, and of the Volunteer Fire Department of New York, are tavited to attend, Donax —In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, July 26, Euizae bet Donan, aged 42 years. The relatives and friends of the family; also those of her brother, Rev. J, Doran, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom her jate residence, 419 Kent av., on Friday morning, July 28, at balf-past nipe o'clock. The remains will be taken to St Patrick’s church, Kent av., corner of Willoughby, where a solemn mass of requiem will be offered for the repose of her soul; thence to Crivary Cemetery tor interment, Emeny,—In Brooklyn, Thursday morning, Jaiy 27, James W. Exery, aged 71 years, for many years a mer: chant of this city. Relatives and friends aro invited to attend the fu- neral,-at his late residence, 29 Washington st., on Fri- day afternoon, July 28, at half-past one o'clock, The remains will be taken to Portsmouth, N. H. Fav ex.—On Thursday, July 27, at three o'clock P.M. Frances I’, daughter of Thomas 8. and B:eanor ikner, aged 8 months and & days. os and friends of the family are respectfully July 27, Joun Eaurrt, son and Elizabeth Garney, and grandson of Jobo and Elizabeth Mason, aged 6 monina. Funeral from Bay ‘street, Jersey City, Friday, 28th, at two P.M. Hatt.—On Wednesday, July 26, 1876, Francis F., socond son of George and Mary G, Hall, im the 18th year of his age. Interment at Poughkeepsie. Hearu,—Of pleurisy, Epwaro B, Hxatu, aged 44 ears. 7ePuneral services at the realderios of hie brother, No. 24 Mour , Brooklyn, on Friday, July 28, at wwe o'clock aM. Relatives and triends are invited te attend. Haxpixc,—At Rotterdam, Holland, on June 13, 187 WitttaM Martine: Haroinc, son of” Captain Samu Harding, of Brooklyn, aged 33 years. Hrypecken.—On Wednesday evening, 26th inst., Epwanp B Heypecken, in bis 41et year. The funeral will take place from his late residence, 90 West llth st, on Saturday morning. 20th inst. 34 ten o'clock. Hvstep.—At Kye, N. Y., on ecneety morning, July 26, 1876, Frokwsce May, infant daughter of Au- gustus M. and Hatue A. Husted, aged 6 months and 21 days. Relatives and friends are respectiully invited to ab tend the funeral, on Friday, the 28th ingt., at foul o'clock P. M. c On We Wednesday, Jaly 26, 1876, Evert 8 Kir, u Relatives fra§ friends of the family are respectfully to attend the funeri is late residence 373 Lexington av., corner of 41st at, om Friday afternoon, the 28th ingt., at three o'clock. Lxacert.—vn Thursday, July 27, at her residence, Flushing, L. 1., Saran H., widow Of the late William F. Leggett. Notice of funeral hereafter. Lovaunasx.—At her residence, 339 East 23d st., Amn, danghtor of Michael and Mary Loughran, of the Parisi of Lisson, County Tyrone, Ireland. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral on Saturday, July 29, at one o’cloek, Maxcorrr —On Wednesday, July zo, Mrs. Louise E, Maxcorts, in the 62d year of ber age, Relatives and friends of the family are invited to ate tond the funeral services, irom her late residence, 46 4th ay., on Saturday, at eleven o'clock A. M. Moone. —On Wednesday morning, July 26, of dipn- theria, Canistixna Kuith Moorn, daughter bites Cad and Janet Moore, of this city, aged 3 years aod & months. Funeral will 1h place on day, July 28, at ore P. M., from 205 Kast 83d et. Friends will please accept of this invitation. OnLweiter —July 26, 1876, Coanies OnLweicer and 1K. Fuceral will take place from his late residence, 603 2d ay., on Saturday th inst, at one o'clock, Friends and relatives of the family cord ly invited. Powis.—At Arcola, N. J., July 27, CHarces Baier, son ot Walter V. Ro and'Jenawe M, Powis, agea & months. Funeral Saturda: Pratr.—In Brooklyn, N. ¥., July 27, of cholera in- fantum, Lows1t DowGLass, on of Lowell A. and Marie Louise Pratt, aged 7 months. Friends of the family are invited te attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No, 419 Cumberland st,on Saturday, 20h inst, at ball-past two o'clock. ScuTeRENHECK,—At Port Chester, be Y., Thursday, July 26, Hany, infant son of D, and Mary F, Schierenveck, aged 2 months and 1 dt Interment {n Greenwood Ceme' July 28, 1876, Skitew.—In Brooklyn, July a ILL GRISWOLD, only son of Wallace H, and Harriet’ Sellew, aged 6 yeare and 7 months, Funeral to take place Saturday moraing, at eleven o'clock, at the residence of his father, 105 Carroll st, Kelatives and friends are invited to attend. Ssivrex.—On Thursdi July 27, Evxa Lovtass Poe daughter of E. Duncan and Lena Sniffen, aged 1 weeks, Interment in Greenwood. Srenck.—On Weduesdny, July 26, in the 69th year o her age, ELBANOR ANN, widow of the late Jaspet Spence. The remains will be taken from her late residence, No, 621 East Ligth st, this (Friday) morning, at ten o'clock, to the Church’ of St Cecilia, 105th st. and requiem mass will be said oF th pe thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment. dd friends are respectfully invited to attend, ~On Wednesday, July 26, Lovise SPrinss, daughter of Frederic and Barbara Spices, aged 17 yeara and 3 months, Relatives and friends of the family are respectially invited to attend the funvral services, at one o'clock ‘aturday, July 29, at the residence of her parent 32 Macddugal at. SrcrKey.—On Wednesday mourning, July 26, Jouy D. | Srerkex, of Hoboken, N, J., aged 43 years and 6 days. Faveral service from’ his late residence, No. 244 Washington st, Hoboken, N, J., on Friday, July 28, eleven o'clock A. M ; and trom the German Luth St. Jobo ehureh, Chr York, at one o'clock P. Relatives and friends of the family, algo the members of United Brothers Lodge, No. 386, F. and A. M., and membors of Pentalpha Chapter, No. Ll, R.A. ure invited to attend, VALENTINE. —At Roselle, N. J., July 26, Haney E., tntant son of Rdward D. aad Carrie R, Valentine ‘ai on Saturday, 20:h inst, at hall-past elever At Union Hill, N. J., on Thursday, July 27, Ema Ciara, only daughter of , and Annie E. Van Gluho, aged 2 years and 16 days. Relatives aud friends of the tamily are respectfaliy invited to the 1unerai, at the residence of her parents, Bergen Wood ay., on Saturday, at two o'clock. Vov.—Thursday, July 27, 876, Mrs. Susanxam Voy, in her 86th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fa. eral, {rom the residence of her son, hie ne a. won na will be interred in Greemwood, Waeriek—In Brooklyn, on 17 p. 3 Wrieeten, atter a lingering tilness, in his 304 Notice of funeral hereatter, J. Jul uly and eas a Wile wae? Wii.tiaas. —At Hackeusack, N. Anxéi, second son of Joseph’ D. jams, 7 months and 17 days, Boston papers please copy,