The New York Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1876, Page 9

ANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ¢ Stock Market Dull and Prices Irregnlar— A Slight Flurry in Pacifie Mail. GOLD STEADY AT 109 Money on Call 4 Per Cent—Government Bonds Firmer—Bailway Bonds Moderstely Active and Steady. Watt Staeer, Twurapar, Oct. 12—6 P.M. Apparently the leaders of the bull movement have faken a holiday this morning, for there is little evt- dence of their handiwork, as the contracted list of transactions will show. Li ing strings the market has been inclined to trip and Mambie at every obstacle, and has brought up at the Glose rather the Worse for the promenade. ‘The hunters of the ball party, who have bean potting Deara wherever there were symptoms of « favoravie Dattue, got what sport they could by beating up the St Paul covers,carrying up the common to 203; and the pre- ferred to 6934, but on the appearance of Twenty-Third Street ordering them Off the premises by an exhibition ! short stook they abandoned the field, and the specu- Jation was left as dull asa preserve in the close sea- son. So it happened that both sorts of stock closed at a decline of one per cent trom the above prices, despite the privately circulated intormation that this week’s earnings would show a manifest improvement upon ‘the last. Lake Shore and Michigan Central both showed, in their abandoned state, signs of the abomination of Gosolation, this objectionable quality cropping out in @ lower seale of prices and in a notable weakness. The game story may be told of all the other railways, which were feoble aud langutahing, with nover a bright spot to enliven the monotony of the day. Pacific Mail at one time betrayed an inclination to exceptional high jinks on its own account; but the hilarity was of brief duration, and only sufficient to tarry the price from 233g to 2434, at which latter poimt the joke was lost sight of, aud buyers laughed on She wrong side of their mouths when the stock tell again to 23%, and stayed there, It is probuble, never- theless, that a movement in this fancy is contem- plated, to be based upon the favorable showing which, It 18 stated, will be made of its condition, and upon the anticipated enteste cordiale which 1s to unite the Dlashing interests of Panama Railroad, Panama Transit and the Pacific Mail companies. There wasa decline of one point in Delaware and Lackawanna and of two in Jerscy Central, both stocks \o-day being attended by fewer friends and more ene- mies, Touching the first named, the Osborn-Mills Party are now said to be ranged in the latter category, and are prepared for the worst in case of a slump, which it will not be their fault should it fail to take place’ The Central concern was decidedly shaky and rejused to resist the offerings of long stoek, which, ramor bas it, were the holdings of the now President, Mr, Knight, who, possessing him- Self of some 10,000 shares on, bis accession to office, has, on examination, failed to find any prizes in his Package, and is willing to turn his bargain over to More sanguine believers. Prices were all off at the close, and the market fin- fehed ina very shpshod condition. The ball party have mado a brilliant crusade, it is true, but it has been too brief to attract recruits trom outside the Exchange. This tact will necersitate bolder measures and more urgent efforts on its repetition, for the pub- Uo bas once more beon taught that the recent rise was mot the gold of real prosperity, but the glitter of Manipulation, and, as such, not to ve trusted. ‘THE SALKS TO-DAY. The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag- gregated 87,800 shares:—New York Central and Hud- eon, 900; Eric, 1,150; Lake Shore, 16,625; Northwest- erp, 200; do, preferred, 1,200; Roek Island, 800; Pacific Mail, 20,800; St. Paul, 3,200; do, preferred, 7,7 Obios, 7,200; Western Union, 1,600; Wabash, 500; Union Pacifo, 100; Delaware, Lackawanna and West- ern, 11,140; Michigan Central, 3,250; New Jersey ral, 10,900, OPSNING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— Qpening. ar Lowest, Now York Central ae a 029K 108% krie oe + 10% aun paces T% CE on + 5% 6 5 fever en 87h 37 8 Northwestern proterred,., 613; 619 61 Island + 101K 101% 101% Milwaukee and St. Paul... 20% 2035 2845 Mil. and St. Paul preferred 68% 694, 5845 Del, Lack. and Western,, 70% us Tox New Jersey Central, . Bike 87K 854, Union Pacitic 63 633g 685 Ono and M 10% Ty 23% 58) sa 70: fos ‘: i hose ha,” agit ity werican iix.. 60! 45 a 1a & Wad, ig Union Puelta., 68: 5 Mo Pacitio... a! % re eg lap DECLINE, The following are the changes in closia, ‘ices com- pared with those of yesterday :— Apvance.—New York Central, 35; Chicago and Bur- peed MG Sore and Aiton preferred, 34; Delaware Hudson, K; ouigan Copural, 34; Obio and Missis- pet. 4g}. Pavitic Je; Union acts 3; Adams Rxpress, 1; artes, Me Dacuixe.—Chieayo Pd Alton common, % ; ena Lackawanna, Hi Delaware Fe, Ja} havnt and 3t, Ji The rest of (he market was stationary. ‘TUM MONEY MARKET, Money on call ioaned up to 6 per cont and closed at 4 per cent. The immediate cauge is believed to be purely artificial, although there is reuson for the expecta- Woo that Bigher rates will result from the active employment of currency in the movement of crops which ts about tocommence Foreign exchange was weak, few bills offering. Prime asking rates, 484 and 48534; selling rates, 483 « 4.83), and 485, Reieh- marks, 943; © 943, and 953, 2 06%. Cables, 95%. Prime Paris. 6 20 and 5,17 34. The following are the rates of exchange on New York im the audermentioned cities:—Savannab—Sell- ing, par; buying, % discount, Charleston—Searce; a 616 discount; 3 par. Cincinnati— Moderate Gemand; 100 discount. New Orleans—Commercial, 7-16; bank, 3. St Loue—100 discount, Chicago—75 to 80 dis. count, THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened and closed at 109, with gales in the in- terim at 1087. The borrowing rates were 1, 34 and 2 pereent. Loans were also mado flat. GULD RXCHANGE BANK, $1,134,022 1,263,973 ‘The steamship Abysainia, whieh arrived trom Europe ‘nis morning, bas on board £50,000, and the steamabip Frisia £3,860, all American goid coin. THER UNITED STATKS TREASURY. The Revenue rece to-day were $400,000 Cus tom receipts, $330,000. Banknotes received tor re demption, $830,000, Treasury bulances:—Currency, $12,800,000; cola, $68,000,000; less coin certificates, 990,000,000, ‘THK FOMEIGN MARKET, London advieos state that the Bank of En, lost £721,000 apecie during the week, and to-day the with- drawals amounted to £290,000. The reserve is row 6434 por qent of Ilabilities; Inet week it was 604; por cout, The minimum discount rate remains 2 per cent British consols, early in the day, were 4; above yes- Gay's closing; the latest despatches report a decline of % 93-16 United Staies bonds are steady, ‘The decrewse of speote in the Bank of France during the past week was 11,068,000f. ‘The following are the latest prices:—Cousols for money, 965 a 0644; do. for account, 963, 0 96%; five- sranty bouds of 1866, old, 106; do, of 1867, 10844; ten- NEW YORK | HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1876. —TRIPLE SHEET. forty bonds, 108% a 108%; ween Erie com- mon shares, 94; 093; rentes, 106f 30c. ; exchange on London for sbort sight, 25f 16c in Frankfort pew fives are 102%. GOVERNMENT RONDA, Government bonds closed firm at the following quo- tutions;—United States currency sixes, 123% @ 124; do, do., 1881, registered, 11634 a 11644; do. da,, do., cou- pon, 11734 a 117%; do, do., 1865, regMtered, 108% 9 109; do. do, do, coupon, 112 « 112; do. do, do, new, registered, 111% @ 11234; do. do., do, do,, coupon, 112 2 112%; do. do., 1867, registered, 1150 115%; do. do, do,, coupon, 115 8 11534; do. do., 1868, registered, 116 @ 116%; do, do., do., coupon, 1l6ss a 116%; do ten- forties, registered, 113% ® 113%; do. da, coupon, 114% a 116; do. fives, 1881, registered, 1140 114; do, do, do, coupen, 11434 = 11434 ; do. four-and-a-balfs, 0, RAILROAD PONDS, Railroad bonds were strong and generally bigher. ‘The following were the changes, compared with last previous sales:~ An advance of 3\ per cent in Canada Southern firats, 1 per cent im Delaware and Hudson bonda of 1801, & im C, ©. C. and L. firsts, jg im Mil- waukee and St. Paul (La Crosse Division) and Ohio and Mississippi consolidated sinking funds, in Mil- waukeo and St. Paul eights, Orsts, Milwaukee and St. Paul seven three-tenths, and Chicago and North West- Jern consolidated gold sevens, and 3 in Union Pacific irate. There was a decline of 3; in New Jersey Con- tral firsts consolidated and \ in the convertibles, This aftergoon Ohio and Mississipp! consolidated sinking funds made a further advance of 3 per cent, selii it 91%. Albany and Susquehanna firsts rose to 109%, New York Central sixes of 1887 to 1064, North Mis- nouri firsts to 9834, New Jersev Central convertible to 89%, and C. C. C. and 1. firsts to 40%. One lot of $25,000 Toledo and Wabash consolidated convertible brought 85, New Jersey Coutral firsts rose to 110K bid, Sales of Louisvilie and Nashville consolidated were made at 9144 a 91. The following were the closing quotations for Pacific Ratiruad bonds:—Union firsts, 106% to 106% ; do, land grants, 1005; to 101; do, sink- ing funds, 91}, to 92; centrale, 100% to 110. BANK SHARKS. ‘The sales of city bank shares were forty-four Fourth National at 90, six Americ 1093g and seven Cen- trai National at 101, STATR BONDS. State bonds at the Board neglected. District of Columbia & 65's sold at 703 a 70}g, the latter @ de- cline of }< per cent. PHILADRLPUTA STOCKS. The closing prices of Philadelphia stocks were as follows: — City sixes, new. United Haliroad Pennsylvania Railroad 46% Reading Railroad. 23 28 Lehigh 4946 Catawissa 41 Philadelphi pty Sehuylkill Ni 12 Northern Centra! 2836 Lehigh Navigation. 31% Oil Creek and: Alleghany 9% Hestonville Railway... 25% Central Transportation... THR AMERICAN MIXING BOARD. The tollowing w (he official report of sales to-day:— 5 Best EBelcherh 0 44 11 0 chs Julle Consol Hid 50 ay 10 44, 8 ~ eee. ecccer ene = Ce Be, Re Alpha Consolidated Gold and writes Mining Uo... Best & Belcher Mit 4 Caledonia Silver Mining ll California Mining Co. 66 Cleveland Gold Mining Co. 1% Consolidated Imperial M 4 Consolidated Virgiuia Mu - Conndenoe Silver Miuing 11K Crown Point Gold ana Silver Mining CO... + s0n09s = Gould & Mari oy Silver Mining Co. b Grant Mining Co. - &% Haw & Norcross ‘ilver Miuing Co... 835 oN Indian Queea,.. 1 Justice Mining Co,. 20’ Leopard Mining Co. 10% jexican Gold and Silver Mining Co, aT jor thorn ened Mining and Milling 26 eed 2% Santisgo Mining Co... ny ss Suvage Goid and Silver posing Co,.., 135 16 Storra Nevada Sliver Minin + BX 13% Union Cousolidated.. bi rr Yellow Jacket Mining Co re 2534 Young America,..... - 6 BAN FRANCISCO STOCKS, ‘The following table of prices of the prominent gold and miver mining shares, including the opening prices of to-day, as received by telegraph from San Francisco, is furnished by William Ward, Drexel Building:— % 10 1L 12 — Changes 46 44 «440 «443~«“~Declined 2 19 #18 #18 18 Declined 1 45 43 40 4% Deelined 3 9 9 0 8 — Calitornia. 61 60 69 59 Declined 2 Chollar Potosi, 77 7 76 7% Wechned 2 Consolidated Vi 85 54 (60 Declined 6 Crown Point. IL UL 11 Deghned 1 13 3) «16 Advance 3 14 138) «18° ~Dechned 2 7 8 8 oe 444 _ 18 18 13 Declined & 10 10 10 a 25 25 «624 «Declined 2 “4 43 Deciined 3 17 78 16 Declined 4 6 6 6 _ 14 12 «12: «Declined 3 Sierra Novada. nh owoiu - Silver Hill, 9 7 7 Declined 2 Union Consolidated. nm ol z - Savage Contidenc 18 Consolidated imperi ax Bierra Novada,,.... 11% Mexican, Exchequer Overman Justice. Caledon! MEMOHANDA, Quarterly statements of the national banks of the city of New York :— Capital... 500,000 $66, Net proiits,,, 26,391,900 20,792, 700 Circulation, 15,700,400 14,910,400 i Due deposit’s 126, Unp'ddivida, 1,619,700 "212,000 Tovals.....$319,744,400 $324,249,800 go Beare $< Loans and di counts»: § 5115, 001,600 $184,199, 100 17,268,500 16,135,000 Dee. 1,138,600 10,387,500 10,287,500 Dee, 150,000 10,896,800 Ine, . 2,674,800 Dec,, 192,200 8,172,800 Ine. 13,800 16,426,800 18,187,600 4,055,300 8,006,800 17,999,400 14,573,600 47,944,200 46,451,700 Overdrafia... 60,600 "70,600 Totale.....$319,744,400 $824,242, 800 From the Stock Exchange we receive the following statement of earnings of the Chicago, Milwaukee end 1 Railway Company for the frst week in Octo- $184,000 Increase Alwo tne caruings of the St Louis, iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company for the month ctihe- 374,000 00 ‘383,176 19 Increase... $40,223 61 Also the earnings of the Michigan Central Railway Company for the first week in October: — 1876 1875 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Tuvxsvar, Oct, 12, 1876, BEFORE CALL—10 4, $150,860 50 145,306 22 $5,554 28 500 ns pS alr ~hepeabes ” i S00 700 pA #0 fo fa! wo 100 do, 100 20 do. uO 10 do. 600 300 do a” 100 do. 40 20 de 90 B00 dae 100 100 Ohio & Miss Rit 100 100 Mil dee PBB. 100 10) do. Mw au do. 1500 20 do wo de no % 100 yuu S00 ‘2 100 19 300 Bg 10:15 AND 11:90 A. ig YOM US 446" ‘@1.. aa By Oe me etal ta i thm vee Sura. aye ett 10000 U 8 Fa 2 M6 *, ous 13h Wlbe 115." 10000 © do... 1936 FIRST BOARD—10:30 A. M, 704 300 she Chi NW RR et Col 8.05%. 70K Bu Cui a No BR pido Ot) alio ..bebd ee spegevseareres 23 =2: #22 108 onte’ iiise be. BEFORE CALL—13;30 $2500 U8 5.20.0, 107. 1156 0000 US 6's, cur 400 sis ay 400 B09 Tol a Wai! Mere Sh 209 vel. Buy 33 705 Mor & Eas itt. "b8 Fry a $1000 US 5-202,'05.n 112 $20000 US *.20 ©.'05.0 SECOND BOARD—I P, $1000 Alb & Sus lat CRE de do. 10) NY © Su NJ Ce suo” de #0 du Bu go » 100 do bus wo, 300 da 1100 do. 60. do =e x », £ = Me x 209 Ml, 4 200 do. iy Tol aw do io 1 Moh Cen RIBS 4) re ot; too 454 100 Han « i ieitite. 100 wie bs: 58 bs Wi we Wy; COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTOM: SPOT QUIBT AND 1-l6c. Lowsnh, VYUTURES CLOSED EASY AND 3-32c. a 1-8c, LOWER—FLOUR QUIRT—WHEAT sTEADY— CORN FIRMER—OATS UNCHANGRD—wuIS- KEY FIBMEB—PORK DULL—LABD DULL— PETROLEUM DULL—6PIRITS TUBPENTINE FIRM—ROSIN- = FIRM—OILS FIRM— COPIES STRONG—8UGAR STRONG EIGHTS QUIET. ‘Tmunepay, Oct 12—6 P. M. The merchandiso markets were without decided change save in a few exceptional imstances, On ‘Change flour was quiet. Wheat was in moderate re- quest, and with the exception of new spring easy, the market closing stoadier for all ginds. Corn was a abade firmer, thoug vb quotably higher, Oats wer without decided chango, Whiskey was a shade firm Pork and lard were dali, but without decided ehan; Freights were quiet, Cottou om the spot was quiet a 1-160. lowe Futures closed easy und 3-3.¢, a ic. lo were strong. Oils were Grm. Petrol was duiland nominal, Rosin and spirits turpeutins firm. Corrxx,—There was 9 good demand for Brasils, but the ook was very light and business was very quiet in eonse- was strong, Daring pant week 4,694 bags Maracaibo, 488 bags Savanills and 1,170 bage St. Domingo sold in lots for consumption within leo 1,770 bags St. Domingo in transit to Kurope, end 7,.00 mats Jd ox Hawthorne sold betore arrival at a private pric ‘The stock of 4 coffee in first bands is as follows :—90,978 grass mats Java, 6,005 bags Merecaibo, Luguayra, 271 bags Costa Rica, 931 bags Mexican and 033 begs Sevanilla, Total stock, 6,849 bags and 50,976 meteJave, We ete: Ordinary sargors, de, © 10)¢0; S abygen rekon fate ‘se 8 lhe. nye ate i. @ 1740; Conta 1Sige. tases; Marscaloo, ji damaic, 15} Porto Hico, 1 eyion, 1a se. & 17 minge, vig & 15}ge.; Rica, 16c. a Ie. ; Moxican, 1636, 8 17'gc. | Mani Igo. 5 ture, 15e, @ i7¢.; Suvanilia, lige & ee . let market for spot a OTTON. 9 was ©, qules mi pongo were reduced 1-16e. ine peereee for tutare de ing, and los tion and on cotton in store running in quailiy not more than half a above or below t! uoted. New a. WN. Orleans, Ordinary. .. Tid #116 8 1-18. 9 Strict ordinary 9 716 9 716 9 710 ‘ 9 + 91516 9 L1G 9 151d wapis Strict good n Pic tai April. 200 4 ‘sind total, 17-900 bal Tne receipts at the poris were us foliows:—Galveston, 1,561 New Orie 6121; Mobile, 1,1 Sivannab Use 46; Wilmington, 450; Norfolk, 3,530; Balu: ¥ .” Fount, 18,856 20,300 bates. Pi “4 Cotton freights closed as follows:—To Havre mbure by stenm, Te3. remen by steam. se, comprennad; to 1. with sales of bbis, Corn meal was active, The sales wero about 700 bbls. ney We aute o, 2 Stal kK: Aliunesotw Round hoop Round hoop Obio, Family....... |, Brandyw puncheons No, for amber Stayo and SL Corn was without decided change, th The ‘sales wore 110.00) Uusbels at STige. 8 mized, closing, wt O7%c, a D8e, for No, 1, SUK. d and ‘Ye. for uo grade wax quiet; 4,500 Barley was fairly firmer. pate wasquiet. Oats were dull und in favor for common, while ood were steacy, thy abont noes bushels tor No. 2 ry gy t was quiet, but firm. We Manila, ox Gumecock, on American dressed, $190 @ $200 for double and #iui x $125, for S210, gold; 300 Vbalen jow Dy: now held firmly at $1 a, Lassks.—Domestic ruled steady. For and uominal at d7e. 0 dso. for 5. test. hhds. Cuba, 396 do. Porto ki ‘and 200 bhis, Bs ous Oflenus. . ve were 1.500 bola. ut 81. 80 for str 8 3 good strained, ‘aud 500 do. odd lots’ at from $2 10 t0 $3. Far and pitch were selling in s Jobbing way at steady prices. We quote» apres of turpentine, d4c, wm S4¥ce.; rosin, strained, $1 ood Soy $1 85 By 905 tax, Wil: mington and Washington, $2 h, 2 1234. fe wie & al ‘ar O11s,—The market tor oils was gunerally firm but quiet. We uote t New Bedturd vf 2,000 bbis. crude sperm fur export at out $140. We quot Bs, a Se. ; cost rad rude rn, dbe. ter, G8e. a Te. 5 Hatoee bleached Osh, 450. w 47. Bde. w BBe ee ices trom the ©: ss cues bid tor United; shipment, nominal) 2 uneattied ; no bid for shipments. sfinsare ol B3 3235, United otured $3 BBA; Bs ive. ry ity ‘dull hime, 148 arket was dull and seer nominal. Te ‘cls ne “cull pricees were as s“Uctover, $1070, bid, 816-75. nuked seller yeur, pio find $108 ateu: Sauuary, $15 50 bid, $15 6G) asked Feuruary, $10 55 rw $15 Gy ask The sa! Dols. mess at $1 quoted at 10sg¢. w 1c. fresh bellies ut ‘Ke. a IL iron shoulders ut Usse. _ biekled hams at ic. 0 13 geee. pickled should ata #8 $10: Bry mack eau Jndia, 810 0 21 India mess, a8; Beef hums were dull ut 830 #0 95 ‘asked: t danuary, $8 Tig bid, Tho. sales were oR terces, 8734 089 9 for Nov er m wt 10) reais oy ita sold for the city No, 1. ‘was tattly setive and fulr to prime, Sige. @ Olgc.: tata i n aoe tae Tee ral 10%. © lig shed, Brock (ascortainedny setuas count, including specula- tow), Vetover 1, 1876.... 49,724 40,399 113,147 1.270 Receipts since October 1... 2596 = 40) 29,004 - Totals...» 200 40,790 143,101,270 Bales since Vel ‘vo OT 08 ‘Stock this day, Got 12, Pronk wa Sito 85177 1,208 ‘Gomparing Sear 4, 187 96,001 110,037 13,284 73,080 27,507 446 80,426 920,847 . 2,890 aman gees @ mirket was ‘duil ta nA for prime Western. 12,000 lbs. faucy > sell at 13s. Tatuow.--Kecolpts -07 bbls, Tallow was quiet; 125,000 og, gold At Uige. 4 Bg of 10 Teles ot ot at $l aoe th uTs.— Business was quiet all around, and was chiotly continued tw petroloum touwage for charter ‘and berth room for grain and provisions, with rates Bs. Pe 000 busi Ibs. 100 tous tap bo to Glas Is grain Bigd 16,000 busbets rs, with British br Fntisaely o grain, on private te fant, with 2,700 quai rumored from Baltimor Tiiwerp of Bremen, with 44@W bois refined perolewin, wt ae, brite, bark, Mlsdetphia for suine voy. 10 MARKETS. DOMESTIC GALVESTON, oe 12, 1876. Cotton fem: middling. Oe: tow aida ing, "094 2; good inary, Uiac. Net recoipts, 1. Joa, Kxporte ‘const- wise, 1d! Balen, 3.344. Stoek, 43,004. " hp login ti Oct, 1% ys Cotton strong, srepiy, tenn dd oe ee eae ce eae a Mowitx, Oct. 12, 1878. Cotton firm middling, 10Ke.; low middling. 9ye ; guod ordin 1,196 Valen Bavoris coast: wise, ‘al he, 19,504. Bavannan, oo Parad oe Sever Ory iguins Bie ae, Til es na Soeatgtse, T,10, baton, 1,100.” Btock, 58,700. mss ro)gg tow, ml nee OdGe. 5 ‘ae * sates, Wi temmetonN. 0. ttizt of Jareestine ae wes Bie, Say yet, * on ee Log eh 80 79 pe Em ai as lg ta a io arrive. bt Lake ropiaten hens, 34,600 bush Canal she 83.700 bu einai 776,000 Kailroad shipments—Flour, 1,700 duis, & on saben feet. Burrauo, Oct. 12 Receipts dy Flour, 800 bbls, : corn, 111.06 wheat, 43.0 b, wads! tour, #100 bb 16,000 bushel: My at si 1 Milwaukee. . Corn dull mixed Toledo, at 52e.: 400 uo, low x 4.000 do igh ixed, in lot to millers No. 2, at Sle. ; quoted at £1 \ge., bid: 41 ers, in round. lots. "Oats and rye without inovement. Burley Light q loa. SO care six-rowed State, at We Unebauged. Seeds—Nothing dolus, unchanged p na quick, weighed. Hlaheiner Dermaed light 12) bbIs. ub unchanged prices. Brerrols—Prices un: Changed, Freighte held fri; vachanged, TOLEDO, Oct. 12, 1876. Swh Wavash, Pime t 1 10; extra white $1.17, Oetober, 2 an, $1 Od; bigs 2B; No. 2 ted winter, BL 15; No- fae $1 08, Gore stondy: high mixed, lamaged, 440, =Fiour, 1,100 bbls. 3 ) dow: oats, t, 14,000 bushels; corm, Shipment 2,000 do. Crteaco, Oct. 1 d unchanged. Wheat active, $10" Nt7s. De Flour dull Divher Ng, 1 cash, opt dull and lower at SSiyo.. and « shade lower: $16'00, cash ee all the year. s1032, October: Lard duit. w 9 2735 Flour, $900 bbls. ; whe + gute, 4,000 do: rye, 2, 17,000 da, At the afrernoon erll lowers, $1 05%., October: Bt OBIE a 1 06% Corn, Ise. ower. i BIG 1754, Detobep Pn PRINT CLOTHS MARKET. Provivence, R. I., Vet, 12, 1878, Printing cloths remain as last reported. HAVANA MARKET. bit . Oct, 12, 1876, Spanish gold, 226% «227. Exch ik: on tho United Statos, GO days, currency, 1% «1 ft: short sche 1o., 1 discount to par: sixty days, wold, 74 8 7g premium; short aight, do., 8.8 Sig premium: on London, 19 « 20 pre: mium jon Paris, 5 95) premiam, a os FINANCIAL, AL J. & W. SELIGNAN & Co, 26 Broad st., New York, issue Letsors of Credit to travellers, payable in any part of Europe. Asia, Africa, Australia and America, ne nd make Tel id Culifornia. Nos TO LOAN ON ON phic Transfers ot RK por particulars cont per annum, on undo’ a (Ocul Y, Glove Fire In apply to oF address EDGAR nce C. add way, fA i ) MemceT Tivsieen Potten Mortunges ‘and ot insurance of all fected with best wom uN HE. BAZ scluss Stock Exchange Privilege Glow, single privile ces; also explanatory pamphlets mailed {0 wy addrose; correspondents in principal cities in United Hock Privileges pil Di iey Parides wishing to operate should call on us or send their orders by mail, (CasHterss, tthe EVENING TELEGRAM. Advertising, 20 cents per lin All the nows for 2 rewlation, 40,000 ONBY ON LIFE AND ENDOWMENT INSURANCE archived ; terms favorable, LIFE AND 000; FIRST MORTG: 1 OR, PRO- perty: permunent investment at no bonus; qe: of search only paid for, Saxe ‘GLERGYMAN: Jerald wffic $100 roperty valued we, 839,000. but prinelpele or thelr lawyers aoed address SHIP OHAND” Herald office $700. 000 TO LOAN FIVE YEARS, SIX FER cout interest: sums to suit; extremely low rates. AUOB V. D. WYCKOFF, No. 40 Pine st, $1.000.0 000.18 ETE, aa EV! ae 100.22 ee it fees MORE ational Life Company, 309 Broadway. BUSINESS OPYORTUNITIED. v | WoRreNe “POSITIVELY CAN RE WADE BY IN: Ay yong eae light manufacturing business. 682 Broudway, roo PATENT. rsoNTanS WITH MACHINERY FOR ite manutacture, tor sule.—The article ls sold us fast as ft is produced, and as « large profit ; want of sufficient capl- tal Toason for selling out; these facts can be Wemon strated. Address A. B. C., box’ 119 Herald office. MEMHER STOCK EXCHANGR WANTA AN AC- sive partner with moderate capital; erodentials Al. C. R,, box 4,294 Post off RARE OPPORTUNITY, —TO LET AND bug, the Store 190 Washington st.; one of business locations around Bay alagten Market; rent iow to xoud tenumt. Apply to J DEN, 8 West 22d st, New York city, own dee: fa fect ites: N ENTERPRISING PARTNER WITH $500 OAN Armas $3.00 ) this winter. Partioulars, Mr, CARSON, 30 je HUM- best IN AN OLD &: bu Income guarantes ly $1,000 quired. Apoly. or addr 176 fulton st. + MIDDLE pene. uh or uperintendent in » mercantile oF, manufacturing ual: $2,00) would be of servic improved Real Ki of B1Q00U to St va ini York or elsewhere. Ad- HARDWARK, Her office. EVENING TELEGRAM. All the nows for? its, Advertising, 2U cents per line, Circulation, 40,000 . pier of 40,000 inhabit \dress box 894 Paterson NOKMOUS PROFITS.—NEW PAT! AND RIGHTS, jsalo; partuor with $3,000 wanted; agents wanted. 360 Seurtevamt House, OR Swe OE R oes ERS. ane LEASE—THE LOT NO. from Broadway. Addross T. HAY, Wanted add ch offices. terest given or 50 per S arantee. a 2 pity fon office. ” e EGITIMATER BUSINESS —¥00 PER OENT ON IN vostment every 00 days, Call immediately, 949 Myre ay, ARTIS WITH SOME CAPITAL, DESIROUS OF Lo- cal agencies in large cities and towns for the exclusive contryl of # staple icle of universal demand, please call ou or address ¥- F. CORNISH, 205 Brouaway, room 21; box a7 ANTRD—IN OYSTER AND DINING SA 0, Apply to J. ©. JOHNSON, northwest @orner 334 st. and 9h ay. ARTNER WANTED—WITH $1,560, GOOD BUST hess; no risk; vone need answer +8 witht have tue int and mean business. Address LAWRENUE, sta- am tion ¢ am } ARB CHANCE B ness established ; mon sure fortune, Prin- ¢ipals only uddress NO NONSKNSK, ‘Herald office. } OSIN MANUFACTURERS— ead the KVENING TELEGRAM. Ail th Advertising, 20 cents per line. Cireul AN UNEXPIRED itg two of Biake's il in completo working or’ particulars address irs, J, ¥. MANSFIELD, Nyack, N. pueasvue OK AGENT FOR CASH STAPLE goods manufactory, with capital; preter Ubristien. Ad dress PREDKICK, ANTED—A BUILDER OF MEANS, TO BUILD & Factory and House rich two ehoies Lots om 60th st-, New York, front and some Gash will bo gives “Address, with p pAercitely Owais box 4,398 Post offics. 7 ANTED—A $5,000, to engage in ness; no patents. Addrovs J. With FROM $3,000 TO ‘ofituble manatacturiug busi- Herald uffles ay 10 ill be paid for services, TED TO 0 0,000, by @ Luainess man, in some good house, manu- facturing or reattily, where capital is required to extend or partner desires to retire, Address READ Post office. + box 4,059 TED—AN ACTIVE, KESPROTABLE BUSINESS a to go ton Western city and establish in a lucen- siness; capital will be furnished. Answer, ctette + Her ss wis experience and reterences, to A. prown offices. lilies BUSINESS TROUBLES, The fires meoting of the creditors of Messrs. Bam- berger & Gans, importers of faney goods, No, 333 Canal Street, was held yesterday beforo Register Allen, of No. 152 Broadway, when Mr. William Whitebead elected assignes, The following were the largest debis proven:—Smih & Taylor, $5,447 63; Scott Brothers, $3,739 99; Whiteside Brovhers, $3,437 64; L. & N. Neuberger & Co., $3,316 04; Thomas Drew, 2114 Sze Watts & Co., $1,664 89; Alex. King Ly Reve choos enters of 0 the oatate of Julius Bo! phen nd Jobo Lossau, bankrupt manu- facturers of tai Messrs, Watsoo & Lung, dealers in col, of Broad. 9.000 doe | | $1,044 30; of Fourteenth street, have been adjudicated op their own petition by =a Wilhams, ot No. 4 Warren sireot. Their sancaen: shows theit chief creditors t Wiiliam L. Laima, Irving Nati Bryoe, Jr.,' & Uo, $2,391 OF REORGANIZING THE CHANGE, GOLD EX There has been # ineoting of tne Gold Exchange members tn the toterest of reform and retrenchment; the salaries of the president, retary and clerk bave been reduced, and the organization will be managed more ecovomically, The vimost good feeling prevaile among the members and harmonious counsels prevail, Memberships are worth about £500, and there fa $100,009 in the genoral fund. With theadmission fees fixed at $600 :t can be easily understood bow « hand. some surplus rolls up. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, The ceremonies of the installation of the grand officers that were elected on Wednesday did not take place yesterday afternoon, as some of the afternoon papers announced, but came off immediately alter ine election, The conclave acjourned on Wednesday, and most of the foreign members lett the city early this mmurning. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, [3 NGAG ED. Basu—Bart, —Miss Jexyy Basa to HeaeMayy Bate, Sunday, Uctuber 8, No curds, MARRIED. Astex—Rosz.—At Holy Trinity church, Wednesday, October 11, 1876, by the Rev. Dr, ROH. Moki, Witttam P. Asren to Joseva.ne Rose, both of thi: Boakvaan—Worxex.—Ju Thursday, October 12, at . Jonu’s ebarch, Chifton, 8. 1, by tue Rev J. 0. leston, D. D., ALMERT H. BOARDMAN, of New York, ORGIANA GRRTRUDE BONNER, eldest daughter o} John Bouner, of Staten Island, Conover—Kware —On Weauesday, October 11, at the PF. sidence of ihe bride's parents, 25 Macaougal st, New York ci'y, by the Rev, Joseph J Muir, Jossru D, Coyover to Exta A, KNavy, Eakit-—Baix,—At the residence of the bride’s aunt, Mrs. Peter Bain, Kinderhook, N. ¥., Octover 11, 1876, by the Rev. Edward A. Coller, Mr. Guow@x D, Eagut and Miss Maxy L, Batx, Ewivo—MoKenzx,— At the country’ residence of the bride's parents, Soath Lebauon, N. Y., on Tuexday to Ghacw, eldest evening, October 3, Joun Ewe daugtitor ot George KR. McKenzie, , uli of Jorsey City GiteertT—Forpiaw.—In Brooklyn, October 11, at the ence of the bride's grandmother, by the Rev, Chath Sims, D. D., Charbes A, GiLbeRT to M, Jossra Forpuam, daughter of the late Jones Fordham. Howk—Purpy.—Ou Wednesday, October LI, at Cal- vary chureb, Brooklyn, by Rey. Francia Peck, Tuomag Howe to Josie Purvy, both of Brooklyn. Hovt—Browsr.—At New Canaan, Conn., October 11, by tue Rev. Joseph Greenleal, assisted by the Rev. Evew Raymond, Jaxgs Hoyt to AMELIA, daughter of the lute | A.J. Brower, of East Chester, N.Y Ouruaxt—Oivex. —Ou Thursday, Octover 12, by the Rev, Mr. Ingersoll, James H- Oxtruant to Mra, Hsvex Ottver, all of Brooklyn. No cards. Purtuirs—HWaGapory.—On Tuesday, October 10, at the residence of the bride’s parents,by the Rev. J. H. Lockwood, Joux B, Puinuira to Kuxa M., daughter ab Francis Hagadorn, ksq., allof Brooklyn. Rozexckava—THoxas.—At the residenco of the brige’s mother, 49 Pike st., by the or Tuomas W. RoaeyGRavs to Many J Suitu—Nixox.—On the 12th ines, by the Rev. Dr, Callen, Mr. Wittta Saura to Mrs, Evizamera Nixox, both of Brooklyn, N. Y. SMITH—STRAITON.—At the remidence 14 th parents, Bayside, L. 1, on October 11, K. Bayard Smith, J. MIT, Of Stal ty 1, to Kuma V., younger daughter of Jean Straiton, of New York. ride’s DIED. AMABILI —GERTRUDIS Corrra, widow of Sobastlasy Amabile, Funeral t Ko piace ‘Bat dy, the el ab two P. Hy from ber aie te M —Ou Wedue October th a Trinity cuapel Home, Mra Paruexce Bakar, aged 94 y Fuveral trom Trinity Chapel, ou Friday mort ten o'clock. Boutxa.—On Wodnesday, Ociober 11, , in the 65th year of his age Relatives and friends aro respecsturly invited to ate J, on Sunday, the 15th of October, at ., from bis late residence, No. 444 West a Herwax one o'clock P. 14th st. Brooxs.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, October 10, at bis residence at Inwood on the Hudson, ExisHa BRovKs, in the 62d year of his ge. The funeral will tuke place from hie late residence, No 668 Sih av., on Saturday, the Ith inat, at ten A.M. Relatives and triende of the amily aro-reapect- fully invited to attend. Baows.—Suduenly, on Wednesday, October 11, Buuau T. Brown, in the 66th year of his age. Reiatives and | respectfully to attena tho funeral, corner Grove st, and Grove place, Kast Orauge Station, N. on Monday wurning, October r 16, at t.n o'clock. leaves toot Barclay st. at 9:10. Buckiry.—On Wednesday, 11in inst., only soo of Thomas and Hannab Bucsiey, aged 8 months and 1¢ days. The funeral will take place at the residence of bis parents, 502 West 55th st., on Friday, October 1%, at two o'clock. Conyusi.—Suddenly, on Thuraday, October 12, Ep. wis sousxox, infant adm of William b. and Annie V, rnell. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu- neral, from the residence of his parents, No. 16 Lee ay., Brooklyn, on Saturday, at two v’clock P. af. Crosuy.—On the 19th of September, Joan P. Caosny, counselior-at-iaw, in the 67th year of his age. The relatives and friends of tue lamily are respect. fully invited to attend a memorial service, to be held on Sunday, October 15, 1876, at tour o'clock P. M., at hoa Chureb of the Covenant, corner Park av. and 35th without furcber notice, *Siunsn—Oa ta te October 12, of ppeumona, ather late residence, 153 West 36tn ot, Maria B., widow of Heury Q Greene, in the 7éub year of hor age. Noiice of juneral yereatter. Hagan.—On Wednesday, October 11, alter a short anu paintal iliuess, Mangaxet Hagan, a native of Dungannon, county Tyrone, Ireland, aged 46 years, The /elatives and friends of the family are respect folly invited to attend the funoral, from her late rost- bmi No, 445 West 30th a1., at one o'clock P. M. to ‘tora —in Aggosta, Ga, on the 7th inst, James ora, His triends and those of his brothers, Thomas and Anthony 8. Hope, are invited to attend his tuveral on Saturday, the 14th inst, atten A. M., from the resi- dence of his brotuer, A. S. Hope, No. 3i Bond at. Horax. —On Tuesday, October 10, Cataxnins Homa, wisow of the lute Kieran Horan, native of Banagher, Kings coanty, lretand. Relatives and iriends, and those of her sous John, Joseph aud Martin Horan, are respectfully imvites attend the funeral, from her Jate residence, 342 Kast from thence to the Church of Immaculate jon, Kast idth st, this (Friday) mornin, Ivary Cemetery ior , shia (Friday) afteracon, at Laeyser.—Un Toureday, October 128, Bsiza, wife o Christian Leyser, Cay 50 years. Relatives and friends are respoctiully invited to at- funeral, m her late residence, 213 East on Saturday, Octover 14, twelve o*clock. Oo Wednesday, Uctober 11, alter 8 severe ilk Joux Epwaro, 00 of Wiliam aod the late Ana in the 20th yer ol bis fully imvited to au of his sunt, Mrs. 3. Friday, October 13, v k P. 12, 1876, Joux B. Mappocs, som Maddock, of Philadeiphia, e8 to be heid in Philadelphia. no Thursday, October 12, eas rest- Yonkers, Eoxuxo M. Mouayi aged 45 years, Funeral on Saturday, October 14, ‘at the church, 4th av., between 3d apd 4th ote, Beene noo, Westchester county, Lan ‘clock P. from Grand Central depot for Mor Nicuotta —At ber rem October 11, Mrs. C.F. Nu Cie . M. Relatives and ta ei id the fuueral, parents, No, 140 Weat 20th st., on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock YM. Poitox.—On Wednesday, October 11, 1876, Con- NkLIUa POILLON, Reiatives and friends are requested to attend the funeral, on Satarday morning, the 14th Inst. at eleves o’clook, from his late residence, 304 Madison av. Puice.—On Thursday, Octover 12, cf consumption, Haury B. Prion, in toe 22d year of his age. Funeral serviee will be held as Na. 406, sh Brooklyn, on Sunday, October 15, at two P, M. tives and Iriends are respectially invi rag Reeve —At Ryo, N, ¥., Octover Mise Sanan Reeve, in tye 78th year ot ber hatacives and Frlengs "e respectfully invited oe tend the funeral, from the res Quintard, Esq., 43 Wost root oh an ahha, Cece 14, 1876, at one o'clock P. ‘Mrvant.—suddenly, October 12, Jaume Otiven Sroakt, ia Rul 73th year of his age, at Ris late eal dence, No. 10 Cannon st. Eat of a kage agg '. pesto | --On October io gore near Peekskill, Paitar Travis, in the Philadelphia and Rochester be: ata len Cae Wueeixk.—Oo Tharaday, (oto! be - oe b to oe 9 of es We elatives riends are invi neral, from the South Ry ‘saat copal church, Brooklyn, &. one P.M. ZeLL¥n—On tho 10th of James Zeher, I oo Relatives and fr z 4 the funeral, + oe eae a ‘two