The New York Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1876, Page 9

’ PINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. + ‘The Stock Market Active and Prices Generally Higher—A Strong Uncertone. GOLD STEADY AND FIRM AT 109 1-4 “Wone7 on Call 2 1-2 and 1 1-2 Per Cent—Gov- ernment Bonds in Better Demand at Higher Figures—Inyestors Look- ing After Railway Bonds, Wat Srxxer, Monpar, Oct, 16—6 P.M. The market grows slowly and steadily in strength and presages a season of flowers aud frui, Whether this time itwill be forced to maturity or be again Dlighted by the inconsiderate action of the stock yar- deners who are at present caring for it, the future will show, Suffice it that tor the last two days the quota- tons are becoming larger, burtiul rumors lees re- dundapt and confidence in tho future more genorally established. Much of the latter feeling comes from the belief that the antagonism of the railroads in the fame of rate-cutting must soon come to an end in View of the enormous grain treight offering and the prospect of an carly closing of canal navigation, There was but one stop to the upward speculation to- day, and that lay in the unexpected announcement over the wires of the death of Commodore Vanderbilt. Central Hudson and Lake Shore staggered under the nows, and quickly gave way to the extent of two por cent on the former and one por ceut on the latter, while the remainder of the list fell of a traction, A very brief period, however, suiliced to prove the falsity ofthe news and to explode the lie, and, with litle damage done, the market resumed !ts upward course, and so continued sicadily, and late in the day with pos- {tive buoyancy to the end. The bears were so pressed for time in the brief interval of doubt that they made but littie progress cither in putting out new short contacts, or in closing up old oncs, although there was opporiunity enough to see that, even were the re- port true, no consternation would ensue and no panic follow, Tho fact is that the demise of Mr. Vanderbilt, under tho circumstances of its possible or probavle effect upon the market, has been settied long ago in brokers’ minds, and the result figured out as clearly as the transit of a planet by an astronomer. Thore remains the hoax itself, which w simply a beartless outrage, heartless as trifling with the most sacred feelings of the family relation, and an ontrage on all who have lost money by its perpetration, Where the blame lies should be somebody's duty to iscover, and, if the executive members of the Govern- ing Committee can spare timo enough from their fiddle taddie with the coiling of the Long Room to take the matter in hand, they will confer a benefit upon not only the Board itself butapon the public at largo. The canard concerning the Commodore having been trapped and its neck wrung, the market was free to Tesume fis upward course, which it did, the coal stock being decidedly in advanco. Thus there was a gain of 4‘; per cent in Delaware and Lackawanna and of 3 in New Jersey Central, The Osborne-Mills party are again credited with at- tempting a repetition of their former movements, though there was evidence of free buying on tho part of shorts, not from compulsion, but from prudential motives. Lake Shore was again the favorite of the hour, and recovered two points of 11s recent depres- sion under the mentorship of the same combination. Ivas beginning to be considered unsafe to venture on the shoft side of this stock in view of its present and futare prospects, and bears roam with more boldness 4m the still uncertain precinots of the coal carriers, Pacific Mail, which had failen off nearly one per cent on the general depression, rallied but slightly at the close, though an unlimited amount of ‘‘chinning’’ and Draggadocio bidding was resortod to by its friends. Renewed difficulty was experienced in obtaining the coal siock ior delivery to-day; Delaware and Lacka- wanna commanding as high as in the loan market, while considerable amounts were bought in, under the rule, ata difference of % to sy per cent between cash and regular, Closing quotatio: and the prospect is for a further advance; but in the present artificial stato of the market any opinions for the future would be about as valuable aa those of an idiot on the “plurality of worlds" or of Boss Kelly on Baoecrit. THE SALES TO-DAY. ‘The transactions at the Stock Exchango to-day ag- gfegated 120,000 shares:—New York Central and Hud- son, 5,100; Erie, 1,300; Lake Shore, 38,800; Northwest. orn, 300; do. preferred, 400; Rock Isiand, 300; Pacific Mail, 9,800; St. Paul, 1,500; do, preferred, 2,800; Ohios, 1,500; Western Union, 5,225; Wabash, 400; Union Pa- cife, 100; C., C. and I. C., 100; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 43,240; Now Jersey Contral, 10,810; Michigan Central, 3,800; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 2,450, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICKS, The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— Opening. New York Centr Northwestern pre Rock Island. Milwaukee an Mil and St, Paul preferred Del., Lack. and Western New Jersey Central. Union Pacific... Obio and Miséissippi Western Union Pacilic Mail.. Pacits Nat... West Union... an Ata racTei _* a a a a ; “ Mich val a Ry a tariem. 1:43 8 NYG au w sory — 101g NJ Centra a 3 Otiio & a Panama ® 130 Tol & nab ou OL, | 102" Lnion Paeife a . 2% a 20 Mo Paeifi. a 4 ADVANCE AND DECLINE, The following arothe changes in closing prices com- pared with thoso of Saturday :— Apvaxcr.—Atlantic and Pacific Telograph, 1; Basten avd Quincy, 44; Delaware and Lackawa 2%; Delaware ana Huason, 3% ; Brie, 's; Lilnois C val, Lake Shore, \; Michigun Central, 1; sour! Pacific, \¢; Morris and Essex, 1; Jersey Cent 13; Northwest, 4; preferred. 4; New York and New Haven, 1; Ohio and Mississippi, 5 Rock Isiand, St Paul, 45 preferred, \; ; Union Pacific, ty; Gold, Dresixne.—United Staves Express, \;; Adama, ie; Wabash, 94; Pacific Mai, 4; Hannibal and St Joep erred, 4; Chicago and Alton common, ow ‘ork Central, 34. The rest of tho market was stationary, THE MONEY MARKET, Money closed easy at 11; per cont on call. The fol- lowing were tho rates of exchange on Now York at tho andermentioned cities to-day :—Savanuah—Selling, rd par; buying, %j discount, Charleston—Rasy; pount to par, Cineinoati—Moderate demand; 100 fiscount, New Orleans—Commercial, 7-16; bank, % Bt Lowis—-125 to 160 discouni, Chicago—80 is. fount, Sterling exchange was quiet and steady. Prime asking rates, 4.84 and 4.8544 ; selling rates, 4.8314 94.6336 and 4.85. Reiohmarks, 943; 10416 and 954 a 953%, less fy. Cables, 954% a ¥5: 6.20 and 5174. THE GOLD MARKET, Gold opened and closed at 1094, With sales in the interim at 109!. Loans were mado flat, and at 3g, 1 end 2 per cent for carrying. OPRKATIONS OF TH® GOLD EXCHANGH RANK. 1,408, 756 GOVERNMENT BONDS, Government bonds closed strong this afternoon, and am active demand prevailed, Tho following were the ates quotutions:—United States currency sixes, 124 a 125; do. do., 1881, registered, 116) a 116% ; do. do., do., coupon, 118% a 110; do. do., 1805, rogistered, 10944 0 20036; do, do., da, new, rogistored, 11234 a 112%; do, wore nearly the best of the day, | Bur- | | Alpha Consolidated Gold and Silver 90, 40, do, registered, 112% a 112%; da do., do., coupon, 11254 9 112%; do. do, 1867, registered, 1153, 41154; do. da, do., coupon, 11554 a 115%; do. do, 1868, registered, 11644 a 117; do. ao, do., coupon, 11653 @ 117}; do, tenforties, regiatered, 1143; « 114% ; do, do,, coupon, 118% — 11634; do. fives, 1881, regis tered, 113 a 113%; do do, do,, coupon, 114 a 114K; do. 45's, 11049 a 111, RAILROAD BONDS. Railroad bonds were dull, but gencrally higher, The following were the changes:—An advance of 1% per cent in C., Cand I. ©. firsts, 3g im Cleveland and Pitsburg consolidated sinking funda, \ in Uhio and Mississippt consolidated sinking funds, Hannibal and St. Joseph 8's and Missouri Pacific firsts, and 3 in Union Pacific sinking funds. There was adecline of 3 in Onjo and Mississippi seconds and % in St. Paul fir La Crosse division, otherwise there were no changes, This aiternoon Toledo and Wabash consolidated con- vertible advanced 2 per cont, to 47. Toledo and Wabash firsts rose to 92, and Chicago and Northwest- orn consolidated gold coupons to 95. Rock Island 7’s sold at 109%, amd do, sinking funds at 100%. North Missouri firsis deciined to 9814. The following were tho closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds:— Union firsts, 1063, to 106% ; do. land grants, 100% to 100% ; do, sinking funds, 0135 to 92; Centrals, 109% to 110 BANK SHAR Tho only sales of city bauk shares were 6 Continental at 68 and 30 Hanover ut 84. STATE BONDS. State bonds were dull, the only sale having beea “Tennessee sixes, new sories, at 44, and Virginia sixes, ox. matured consolidated, at 683¢. THE FOREIGN MARKET, The London advices report consols and United States bonds steady anda turther decline of 3 per cent In Erie, The Bank of England gained £5,000 bullion on balance to-day. At Paris rentes declined to 105f 87 340, The following are closing prices:—Consols for money 95%; do. for account, 95%; five-twenty bonds of 1863, old, 103; do. of 1867, 1084 ; ten-lorty bonds, 1083, ; new fives, 1064; Erie common shares, 91; a 94¢; rentes in Paris, 106f, 7340. THE UNITED STATHS TREASURY. The revenue receipis to-day are $720,000; customs do., $370,000; bank notes do., $430,000, PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. The closing prices of Philadolptia stocks were as follows :— Asked, City sixes, new 112 United Railroads of New Jersey. 137 Pennsylvania Railroad. 48 Reading Railroad. .... 237% Lehigh Valley Railroad. ro piludelphia and Eric Raiiroad 1314 uylkill Navigauon preterred 1 Northern Central Railroad. 29 Lehigh Navigation, 82%, Oil Greek and Alleghany Raiiroad 93 Hestonville Railway, 26 265 Centrai Transportation 3036 30% THM AMERICAN MINING BOARD, The tollowing 1s the oficial report of sales to-day:— 50 shs Alpha 4o% $00 she Exchequer. 100 Belcher, 47 100 Gould & Curry. Ph Grant | 2 100 Caltfornin. 100 Con Imperial 100 di 100 100 c 200 Con Virginia, 100 Crown Point. LEB AFTER CALI. 10) ahs Bost &Belcher 4674 100 shs Chollar-Potasi 803 200 Grant... 6% 1 OGould & Curry 144, 100 ao ey 10, » Alphia.. 10) do. Imperiat, ww de CLOSING PRICES, Mining Belcher Silv & Belcher Mining Co. Caledonia Silver Mining Co. . 1x California Mining Co,. CT ds Cieveiand Gold Mining Co. . 1% Consolidated Virginia Mining Co. 554 Confidenco Silver Mining Co...... 18% Crown Point Gold ana sliver: Mining £0. seeeeee Grant Mining Co. Hale & Norcross Stiver . Justice Mining Co... 18x Moxican Gold and Silver ‘atining ¢ Co. 28% Ophir Silver Mining Co Overman Goid and Sil Pleasant View Mining © Santiago Mining Co.. Savage Gold and Stiver Mining Segregated Belcher Mining Co, ra Nevada Silver Mining Co. Yeliow Jacket Mining 254g BAN FRANCISCO STOCKS. ‘The following table of prices of the prominent gold and silver mining shares, including the opening prices of to-day, as received by telegraph from San Francisco, is furnished by William Ward, Drexel Building:— 7 Consolidated Virginia. 49 49 49 49 Crown Point.. 1 RurekaConsolidated... 13 16 14 14 Declined 2 Gould & Curry. 14 14 13 Declined 1 Hale & Norcross. 8 8 8 — 4464 aid 18 19 20 Advanced 2 ML 12 11 Advanced 1 27 87 26 on 46 45 44 pee Overmai 81 82 81 Advanced 3 Raymond & Ely. 6 6 6 Savage 13° 14 13 Advanced 1 Sierra Nevada 122012 «12 a Silver Hill. hae Tae am Union Consolidated 13 18 13 Advanced 2 Yellow Jacket... 24 25 25 Advanced % CLOBING PRICES IN SAN ¥RANCIBCO, ‘The following are tho closing official prices of mining stocks to-day in San Francisco:-- Consolidated Virginia 494¢ Crown Point, . 13 California. 57% Yellow Jacket + 2h Segregaiea Belcher.. 70 Alpha. . 46 Beich + 19% Coutide 16 Sierra Nevada 12% Exchequer Overman Gould rm Curry Justice, Best & Belcher Caledonia Hale & Norcros: Builion, i. 80 Julia Consolidated Kentuck 1 Leopard North’n Bolie, ex div. Raymond & Ely, Silver Hull... 0%, Cnion Consolid 7% Kossutn, PRODUCE REPORTS. Receipts of produce, &c., at Chiearo from October 1 to Ooteber 14, 1875 and 1876, twelve business days:— 1875, 1876. Bushels Bushela, 1,452, 317 3,749,489 804.013 ‘ 151,021 Inc. 82)119 672,150 Ine... 260,001 6,918,990 Inc ,.*2,882, 639 Flour, bbls... 106,557 125,487 Ine... 18,980 Hogs v...ee... 128,710 181,354 ines, 52,64 ‘The increased receypts of grain 1p 1870 1s 71 per cent, ‘Tho increased receipts of flour in 1876 js 17 por cent. Tho increased receipts of hogs in 1876 1 40 per cent, The above figures are taken irom the reports of the Chicago Board of Trade, and are official They are in teresting as furnishing proof of the growing prosperity of the country, MEMORANDA, The weekly clearings of the Chicago banks Jast week were $24,265,877 against $22,854,136 for the same week last year, Theso figures show the increased activity in general business and the active movementot the grain crops. A telegram from Chicago states that the Grand Trunk, Great Western and Canada Southern roads have agreod to restoro passenger rates to the figures existing on September 15, and to advance fourth class freight rates to eighteen centsto New York and to twenty cenis to New Eugland. The comparative estimated earnings of the Obio ana Missiesipp! Railway Company for the first quarter in October were, in Deeronse in 1876... $13,796 96 The United States Supreme Court rendered no ae- Joo fas a Wank bd 900 Obio & Miss KR... Ya 1085 AND 11:30 A. ne 5. is 00, U33-20.0" T.bee UB 640.0, "87... 2003] 400 100 96000 Tenn ra im Fs 44 $000 Chi & Al ae 400. oM BOL 200 do 90 700) Chi & NW con.: 50 1000 Long Dock bs. T0 2000 AR dracon 70% 10 1000 Buff 4 Erie n b.. 590 5000 Har Ts 500, 1010 500 39 i 10) Ist... 4345 Se ta Oblo de Me 2 “te 58, 200 2000.0 & M cons f.be #0 2000 Mich South sf 112 20+ S ahs Continents] Bk 0 Ob yas 10 Chi & Alt Rit. 1 1L0 Del, L & W Re. be 800“ do.. XN 3 RR. 100 WOON Yc N Ma Hite be 100 100 Han &SJoRR.be 13% 100 4 DO Han & St Jo pf ier 800 700 Vbio & M Rx. Ws 30) Woeeero nites |S ‘BEFORE CALL—12:30 P.M, D9 100% 50) she Ls MS RR, 103-80 do He by vo 100, 50. 260 do 109 West Un Tel. 100 do 17, $22000 US 5-20.¢ Hay Te U's 1dr SECOND BOARD—1 P, M. $1000 CAN Weegb.. 95, 100sheM ASP Ride 20 NMo 94 200 do... 2 100 Mil & StF RR be 100 NJ on Ku....be ‘31 10000 U 8 5-20,¢,'65n 30) Ohio dae be 3,0 Mo, Kan & Texto e CAN pe be SLIM a S.be eo Maryland Goal 100 M_L & M pt 700 do 10 Pittsburg 200 th &, bes KR. 6 200 MILA'SP it pie | Nath lade as OD Wiriviecvcess 200 Ohte aM hi. 1% cision im the granger cases to-day. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Monvay, Oct, 16, 1876, BRRORE CSLT—100 A.M. 100 she NJ Von BR. B1000Ge kf? 100 shs Del 400 W. st, SS eng tue COMMERCIAL REPORT, COTTON: SPOT STEADY, FUTURES CLOSED FIRM anv 1-l6o, 4 5-320, miGHER—FLOUR QuiatT— WHEAT QUIBT—CORN QUIRT—OATS DULL AND HRAVY— WHISKEY FIRMER—PORK DULL— LARD =DULL—PETROLEUM DULL—sPIRITs TURPENTINE FIRMER—ROSIN FIRMER--OILS FIRM—COFFRE S8TROXG—8UGAR sTnoNa— FREIGHTS QUIET. Monvar, Oct 16—6 P. M. Business was fair 10 most commodities to-day, but im ome cases the markets were duil while in others they were a trifle moro active. Un 'Cha jusiness was moderate. Flour was quiot, Wheat was quiet, but un- changed. Corn wasin moderate demand, but buyers at the close wanted a reduction which holders gene- rally resisted. Oats were dull and heavy, Whiskey firmer, Pork and lard wero dull but without decided change. Freights were quict, Cotton on the spot was stondy; futures closed firm and 1-160. «5-20, bivhor, Coffee and sugar wore strong. Oils were firm. Petroleum was dul, Bosin and spirits turpentine wore firmer. Correx.—There was # firm but quiet market for Rio, Mild coffee was quiet bat strong, We quote:—Ordinary cargoes, 160. m 16Yc.; falr do, 186, & 1840; good do, Ike w ISM; prime, 19%. a 1914; exsremo forelots, 16e. a Bie.) Santos, fair to K 00d, 17340. w 1846., guid, ninety days; Java, government Wags, 2c. we; do, KraMs mate, 2le @ BWe.: Singapore, ie. @ Ie, ‘Ylom, 16kge # 1Sa, Maracaibo, 163ge. @ Ite. ; Lngaayrn, 16390. @ 1734c.; Jamaica, 15340. @ I7c.; St. Do- mingo, 15e. @ 15}¢0; Porto Rico, 16%4¢. » 17i¢o,; Costa Bica, 160, @ 190,; Mexican. 14Ka, @ AZKa; Manila like. @ Savanilla, 1530. @ 18e.: fait demand for spot cotton and steady market, The market for tuture detiveries firm with an advance of 1 32c, xs compared with the closing Brices of Saturday and cloved firma witty an advance for the Of I-Ie. m Salve. ‘The closing prices to-day compare ay" 's, a8 foe October 1 Sowlay, Ortorer i 1037-2 w 10) Qetober « 101 -1m 10 31-32 1031-32 «1 i 3 $5398 1.16 11 5.82011 3-16 ™ i 1) 13.52 om ae i a 1125.8; 3-16 Bog2 011 1646 11 91-32 a 12 isd w 123g 1252 ES 12 1a a ne ve American, eiandars of classibos- ¢ in quailty not more than Good middiin, Strict good i ling tuir, at i idling it r Ct mary, SAe strict O3f0.; low ance a +; aniddling, 10 were as follows :— Export. ... Consumption. Speculation, . ae ; 100, short notice, at 10 1 Be. . November, 700 at lle. : Deermber, 9'U at 11 7 a2e. 100 at 1) J 100 at 10 1 118.160. Sop at tise 9-896., 400 nt TL Y-16e., S00 <t “Hae. Febranry, O00 mE A Ke.. YO) at 11 Bo ae Ligh 1 1o6., 1pat it 200, % fo 3 100 at 12 7. 100 at Lae ‘Tokal, 1 200 bu Grand total, 18,500 bi The at the ports ae follows : =fitlveston, ‘3,581 bales; New Orleans: 1407S: Moe av 1; Charleston, S. Wilming- Norfolk. 4.896; Baltimore, 150; New York, 424, Boston, 190; Phila dalos. Total se 144, ‘Total, ot this dag last your, 27.058, los to Saturday night. Havre, by stent Ke thls dap last week, 31, nee September 1 Cotton freights closed as f compressed. To Hambu To Bremen, by steam, 7 steam, 5-160. a 11-8: FLoun ann Grain. 2 bushels; 7-18e., compet agmprensed, To Liverpool, by . 09-2 corn meal, 675 bbls. an ‘ancl ley, 89,834 do. barley malt, ri remained without wecided change. tho suis: wore ios, 14,00) bbis., including State, Western and Southern, at the annexed qu Kye flour was ateady, with sal of 200 bbls. Corn meal ruled steady, with sales of 1,000 bbia, within the range. No, 2 sta Supertine Extra nt Supertine W Extra Western, Mina-sote Round hoop Ohio, “shi Round hoop Obio, tra Fam! 4 ping brand: urands.. nd SESCLass es he vr new No, Were abiout 79,000 busiicin, wt 814 for nee and for old ani new No. 3 Milwaukee intxed, $1 a iat lot new No. 2 Chicago, 81 waukeo and Kaneva, $1274 for ( extra white, $1 130 $120 tor ungraded spri a1 27 for amber Indiank and 1 2% for winter ted Corn was quiet, bid ‘and 58e. asked for No. 2 Chicago: 000 bushels, at as Sige. fas on 1, S8i¢c. for Kanans, 57c. a STige for graded 4 private dall re in ayers favor: the aales ware 5,000 bus 86. ‘a for mixed Western, aikge, jor mixed aa Ate, ry ioe, for white State, 350. 8 “ive. for whi ¢ white Western, 41c. for graded N. tor graded No. 2, and se. for graded Reo" a HEMP AND JuTE.—The market was very firm but qai We quote :—American dressed, $190 a | $200 for sin, $200 4 $225 for double and $140) 4 $12 clean, $200 a $210, gold; I B%e. ‘a Die... currency currency; Manila “ica te 7 aga, land ANSERD, -- ser oy age, landing ex Na, ores at 61 82K. old four months, . Z th MOLasses. ieaus wasn ioderate request at stead prices, Foreign was dull and nominal nt Sve. se. tor 50 feat Wg, quote: luda, eontrifuxal and mixed, 240 y 286. clayed, . muscovado Foflning, Bc. a Bite: Gav grocery, Bde, 8 doe’; Forte Bios, oe Islnd, 326, 6 dic. New Orl Miplitle: beebentlns that wie gale: tie. sold ae 36e.” Roa al Tele active. We not 500 bbl $2 15 a G2 25, and Ne bbis. wood strained at $2. piteh wore steady. quote :—Spirits of tury Sdsg0.; rosin, ‘irained, “sr 90; good pireines. be Witmingt Washington, $2 50; ton were, as 1 50. Tar firm; Poot $125; vols and virgin, Rosin firm; 150. Turpentine $2 10. Spirits rin; Yard Afloat. Rosin, T7735 15,250 ‘Tar 495 ‘308 Tur uO” —_ Spirit: 4,590 312 Ouns.—The “inarket "for “oils Was gencrally firm, but quiet. quote :—Linweed, casks and. Ubls. cottonseed, crude, Sse, 4 '42350.;. Southern yellow, ate. 4 806; yellow winter, S0c.-« O66: white winter, present mane, the 0 crade, 61 40, lard, do., bleached winter, a do., batueaf doe Bt crude Northern, GUc.; do., Southern, 55c.; bi G8c, & 700. ; tnt aieaines fish, 480. ; crude fish, ‘Se. Fitey mat was dull, Dut nominal; 1,700 bt ed, immed iowa price + Lidge. ; do, in bie. Vide. ref Canes, SOc, ; “naphtha, 14e,- refined, at Phil : do, st Baitimore, 26. Advices from the creek were as follows Oil City Hem, not much doing yet; phij nally 53 squlet aud stoady. "lard, “Od tlerces prices nomini bbls. sold for selie $15 65; COV bbls. in lots at $16 ibs. sh inspected at “enll” prices were as follows:—Oct aber $16 bid, $16 asked; November, 819.7. bid; 613 asked: seller ye r, $13 60 bid, $15 73 imate Januney, 15 65 bid, B19 80 ai re 200 Tr £00 do.. 12 Ibe. average, Ode. 5 “ie pickled hams, BE ove hams at lie. a Hye. w THe, and SO a private price. Bacon was quix sc ior Western long clear; it xold at Chicago, promp: very, at Sia. was-quiet; 75 vbIn. mess and extra moss sold un private Beet hams were easy at $19 50 a $20 for prime Wertern, Smoked se were beng Swi tuirly active, 500 hams at L5e., and 000 5! \e it without decided = Randy eas follows a, at 38 for tow r=fa5 tlerces ci fo Western at troin $1035 to vt Yor comms 10%e. for the tierces, $0 * da, comm, ae we! ly Glge. a Gio; Pat vangoon, iu bona, Hoag Scikn—There was a very. stron and holders wore askin market for big 5 quotations. and 70 hhds. We iP 3 3 3 2 4 & * es Fair refining, 8% i do,, b grocery, fair to holes. Duc. a 9} A contcifesl, Ihde: } good do, 9 boxes, Nos. 3 to 13, Bige. a 10c. ;do., molasses, hi red pease, en 8 Hy ad sed n ‘orto Rico, refininy sok alike ase Wik Eto The market 1; 19 tlerces choles wold at 11Ye; vrime was tecoipts—12 hhds.. 7 bbls, and 1 eask. The market was qi 80 teres Choice wold at S%e., and 50 erees prime at WiHisKey. “Hecetgia877 bbls, The market was firm; 100 bbls. sold ab GL 1345. Faricits.— The movement was moderat lors comprised -An American he, frit saves adelphia to anlin it, tain, nt Gx; two ipa, Teported from bi ‘8 Norwegian with 3,000 jauarters crn New Orleans to Liverpool with cotton, and two thence for same voynge with oll cake, at 37x Od rh Gorman bark, from Baltimore to Antwe with 4,500 bark, hence a to 4.400 bbls. ernde pet sive bark’ from Philadelphia to Cor 1 ‘nited Kingdom, with 3.400 bbls. ined do. mae ; iviloge of naphety nite * NEW YORK CALtTLE MARKETS, MONDAY, Oct. 18, 1878, Yards. Beeves. puxiiowt ste. . bee 4 Forty-eignth street Fortieth ‘stroet., cattle, sulos as follows:-39, Allinois be 4 at Biya per ib, welebe Oly ewt.: GF lilinols steers nt Bie. Der ib. Weight 7% owt. At Yige. per tS: Bun et on per head, w Tb, weight 8 owt. : wolght 8% ews, ; 47 Iti peri ¢ ian aie, 145 Tilinole jo. we e 0 perth, weient Bowe Jb ined. Ty to. a 10) ard sold for A, Vau 7 owt: 102 Ulinols shecrs wt Wge, 1 ewe; (97 itnots teers: | A Jougs 17 Obio steers ate At Qe. per Ib, weight 73 Ohio steors at De. R1OKCe. por Ib, for L. Acibrook 98 Kentucky eteert, on per head, weis! Ford 33 at Se, ty $1 on per held on = "nel hein an ‘male tor HL. de F! teers, for Woodworth & Co. 19 Ohio steers. nm sold for Coon & Hasvury 94 Llinots steers bie ber Ib. Bend, weight Dio. ht ry sold for Ulery, e Gon is Bic. & lhe. pec Ib., general sales at reat . | a Me per 68 Kentucky oxen at he. a Bie, peri, welghts 7 cw. @ Sewe 16 kentucky dry cows er tb., weight 735 cwt.; Im Kentucky stee ab ige: per ib, wetshi 6h owt. ; 85 Kentucky st ‘De, per lb . weights 73 ews. ABowt. 5. T. Kvans id House 48 Indiana steers at Size. a Se. per Ih. + seaus; for G. Boats, 16 Indiana steers at nie. ht 74 . Kahn sold tor Kabn & Furst H. Rahn, v weight 1% owt; eee Sorien held onsale. D. Waixel sold Colorado Te. por Ib. weight Bi, ‘ews, ; 17 Ilinois F 1b, weight 6 owt, ; beid ou sale, 34 Ilinois and’ Cclopado lis & sold for per Ib., ihe B35 er Tbas weight Os yy & McPherson sold be weight 6 ewt: |. At Jersey Cit; olge. por Ib, weizht 7g stee at per Harrison 49 Indians io Ge. per 1b., weight 8 owt. ; for M. Truesdale, 17 Ohio steers at Sige. we. per Ib, woight 7 ewt.: for B. Williamson, 31 Ubio stoers at Siac. ne. “eer ‘Newton, 30 Ohio steers rib. weight 43g owt. ; for ¥. W, Fish, 1 Shin teers TOke. per Ib., weight 8 Bi owt: tor WF. Fish. 62 Ohio 10) ht 7 owt; for ‘Hirsch woikht Shy re at fe, 1o,, woight 7 ewt.; for 8. 106, w es ite a lige. por lb neue, f owes toe Maxwell, a 10%. | per Ib., wales. for N. Morris, ‘Ogewt. & ois steers Tg sides, doen a Tigewt. p> )Cnerokee steers at, Orc. per Ib., wei he 5 34 Missonri steors at 64,c. per 1b., wilh § W. ©. Dudley sold to Toftey “& Suns sold per i 1) Ohio steers at De. Per id:. weight Bis ows, nels sold for X. Morris 9 Hinois steers wt sae. age. por Ib. weights = ewt. a 7 1 Woods 19 Tlinots ters strony. J. Fagan sold for W. V. at Vise. per ib. weight 5 Hirsch & Joseph 96 Tilino! weights 7% owt. u OJa owt. steers at Sc. i Ie, weighs © swt per with for Klopter & Co., 80 Colorado ; 37 Missouri steers at head, weight 73 at Oye. par Ib., weight woight’Sls owt. ; for Saadl per Ib, weight Bhs ewt. Cattle.” B&H. Westheimer sold for Fayfield € Co., 18 L nold steers at Thgc. per Ib. weight O% ows; for H. Wil- hams, ers at 9c) a PKc. w loc, per ib., with $1 off per head on 5 wold at 9140. pe weights 7)y ewt.; for A. tiiliespi Pee th. weights Tq Uinoid steers and hei 770 1s. per hen ‘Snxcr axp Lawns.—Trade slow with a reduction of about ye. per Ib. on sheep and ge. per 1b.; sheep ne at Se. u GM, per 1b, lambs at Be. Th, quality (rain fair to choice, J. Kirby sold 110 State laihbs, weight 62 Ibs. per head at 6c. per Ib, Judd and Buckligham sold 70. State lamba, Melght WG ibs. per head 238 State lamba, #76 Ibs per head a ight 80 bs. D, Weight 51 Ibs. per weight 81 Ibs. per weight 10) Ibs. pe week ending October 10" gop, and Igmbs at $5 00 averaga per head nd $4 27 average per hend tor sheep. Kase & Pidcock sold W) Ohio sheep, weluht, 3 Ibs. por head, at $5 Su per cwt,; 173 Ohio sheep, weight 31 Ibs. p nt She geri tr) Ohio shoep, ‘weight 97 Ibs. per er he pert, wee fad sheep. weight Ibe. per 1b.; Onto weight 129 tus," per hi i « “Me, perIb.: 102 Kentucky ‘93 ad, per 1b.; 49 Ohio wads at’ Gige, per ib. ; 00, Cannda ., ver Ih. SE Canada Me. per Ib. Sold for BO Ilinois steors at Bie. 49 for smith & Co,, ‘She. por lb, on live weight of weight weigtie2 tbe. por gis 71 Ibs. per hend, at Of weight 71 lvs. per bead, week ending October 14, 1870, eto “theep and lambs at We rillott sold 776 48 uveruge per head. Canada jambs, weight $400 por Bonds weighs 150 Iba, , 40 fo sheep, weisnt weight 17,770 Mts cht 18,030 Ibe, at ight 12,300 Ibs. at Sige. ght 16260 Ibs. at Oise. Tmixed, weight. 15.4 wrlgpt 2.000 tbe as 634 at's eu 21 State lambs, eh rip iat Canada lambs, welght Soid for week r ending “October 14, 1876, ang lambs, at $4 00 per heud. atten Cows “Trade slew: 17 fresh mitch cows, with 8 sold at $45 a $70 por head; 18 springors sold ut Si sous per head. ‘Vuats axb CaLvea.—Trade very dull; calves sold at Se. 2" 1b, lao at $0 90 8 $8 90 per head. Smvoth quality on sale. *foas—115 Ohio hogs, live weight 28,410 Ib igo. per Ib. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Cotton steady; middli 100. hae eration api ee ‘ott stor mi ing, 3 low mi ine. ic. ordinary, 9!4c. | Net receipts, 3,581 bales; Sera Exports constwise, 1,843. Sales, 2,04. on 15,588, New Organ 16, 1876, Cotton firm; buyors end sellers apar vatadiing, 103g low ridding, 1OKge: od ordinary, ‘oie. Not raceip! bales; 15,824, Ex te to Groat Brituia, aan" Bales, 4000. Stuck, 104, Montix, Oct. 16, 1876, Qotton quiet and firm; middling. 10c.: low middling: Dre, 8 Oh0.; good erdinary, 9 Sige. Noe. receipte, 397° baien Esxporis coastwise, 932." Sales, 1,200, ‘Stock, 3.389. Bavannan, Oct. 16, 1876. ‘per cp sold at Cotton ane middling, 10%. : low middling, 8%. ; good ordinary, Net receipts, 3,591 bales; gross, 3,610. Sales, 1, roi Stock, 61,769, CHARLESTON, Oct. 16, 1876, een steady; middling, 10%%c.; low middiii 10¢, good ordinary, yc. & Net receipts, 6.115 belts * eporte—To Great Britain, 3,571; coastwise, 3,197, Sales, 1,000 Stock. iets N, C., Oct. 16, 1876, Spirits of turpentine are frm at 31340. “Rosin ts frm ‘at $1 00 for strained. far firm at $l ToLxpo, Oct. 1 Mboet firm; No. white W. Ae Te ite Michigan, $1 een, Sh los” Never i ete No. : red wint ayton and Michigan No.3 red, jed red, $104. No. 2 amber 81 ‘ye "Cora toed igh mixer low 0, 4740. Oats ston at S2%0. Bade 80 stb Cwhent. fod Barge. 5 Receipts Fo corn, 36,000 do.: oats, 6.000 do. Shipinents—Flour, 600 bbls.': wheat, 74,000 busheis; corn, 30,00 do. ; oats, 1,400 do, HICAGO, Oct. 16, 1876, Me C eis Flour nominally wnchanged. “Whont xctivo, frm and higher; No. cago 4p $1 03%, cash; 81 0034, Novembor; #1 10%, December Sop spring, 950, & SL Ort rejected, Mic. uSsixe. Corn dull anda shade lowers Dctober; 41% Me all 4c. Cash and November; bri pemeeted. Sie, Ones dait c., ot ais 8 ‘Getsber; rd i old, $10 50 78. ‘sna; #030, November 20 ule, men ts steady and and unchan reights r: to Bi Hato, 4 + un me wheat to iretght 36,000 do. Att lye. lower. Corn nged. Onts lower; B1%ge. Beal Frovisions cull and ancuanged. Flour unchanged: do. at DSc, imple, at $1 04 "Corn meal, $26 for Dotted § |. per ton, Mill feed unchanged. freights on grain firm and unsettled: lumber, $2 to the tind: ton; $2 $5 to Newb w York. Lake receipts— HT do. 5 rye 7.000 ‘do: mal 49,300 Wellton shipment Flow, Burrato, Oct. 16, 1876, 10) bis; | worn, "214,216 hy barley Pond Flour, 8,080 bbls; gorm, 17,010 onts, 41,900 do, A five cars No. 1 white at $1 26 3,800 bushels No, 2 br Sige aes spring nt $1 22; cars’ new i iv hi " Ws A ‘2,60. bushels wen 2,00, bushels high mixed, 5: . without movement: prices unchanged. Barloy--Pair in. Guiry? sales 450 bushels Cauda, on track, mt 080.7 0) do, it Be... 500 do. at $1, two cars four-towed State at Ooe., four Fair tendo noted, ‘wheat te, Gorm, "7, 6c. “to to York, tolls hent, 120,207 he: fey, 29,977 39,268 do. Ketithated ‘nail tn. store fa mait houses, 100,000 bushel, Five mal aperasion bit ruoning wiizhuly. “Grain alloat on the Erie and Oswego ounals for tidewater—Whent corn, ido. rye, GOd19 do. baeley 201,168 do. in afloat on Inkes bound for Buffalo— ‘rhont, "161,000 do. batloy, 91,000 PRINT CLOTHS MARKET. Provinencr, R. I., ct. 16, 1876, Printing cloths continuo duil with searcely transactions establich quotations. FINANCIAL. At ornare ex MONE AND Kndowment Insurance, Polic seenrieien’ insurance,of ail, lode ter with best com- panies, J.J. WABRICH & O0,, 110 Broadway —JOUN BE. BAZLEY, 74 BROADWAY,—PL clans Stock Exch vileges: quotations” ot st single priviloves; also explanatory pamphlets mail addi orrespondents in prinepal el A. corner RICHMOND AXP FORT WAYSR ir com mortgage quarantecd, O00, for op tbWaie C8, SU Brond ni . A™™ = PARTY GOING TO THE FAR WEST WOULD PUR- chase, for cash, it sufficient inducement were offered, a Stock of Merchandise #u'tabie for that market. Address, Expert and Aceou 372 Poarl st, J Wiliams wad for J. | 2° with full particulars, A. J., Herald Uptown office, A. REWAKD OF $1,000 phe J GIVEN TO ANY one ntrowin, le na that has oeen onset And stock it. Ord wat ee P Foun iets a pa m Bankers ond Brokors, 72 Broadway, New Xo SOLE Ro eo ‘Feng Sapieter aimenlet OuN PIERCE, 5 PIN TO LOAN AT LOW ses, on New York, mri and Westehocter Firs econds and Leasehold at easy term: GEORGE W. STAKE, 150 Broadway. f 315,000 OR $20,000 WANTED—O) . city property worth twice the amonnt of pirincipals need answer this aoties, erry § {ESIDENTS OF CORPORATIONS— 4 the TUNING TELEGRAM Advertising, 2C esnts per line. All thi fora Cireutation, 40,0 copie ‘RUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE—CITY. Brooklyn or Queens pa connate. « wonseek iu ‘OW 850000 FOR FIVE YEARI wet TO 2 At six per cont: tirst class business Brena ake brokers. Principils address CHAS. G MO! ottics. WANT. au wy 1 wed " iT $15,000; "er inns arnt perce pall alabama $200, 00. aT a PER pcos bre Lis. BUSINESS QuvonTONT ix FORTUNE POSITIVELY CAN BE MADE BY IN vesting $1,000; light manufacturing basiness, 68 Broadway, room 4, Ke PARTNER WANTED—WITH $300; CASH MAN facturing business: splendid opportunity, Call at Park row, room ‘RPRISING AND auCOR Te PUBLISH. with a popular list, would like oo nee wen ehs bo 50 in the office. Apply GRIGGS & road ARTNER RETIRING FROM ESTABLISHED CARH Dustaoas will geil is Halt Ti net profits $250 bly; ital requires art ¢ Perec ete PSALONE, 5 Dey at, N ACTIVE SINGLE MAN HAS $400 TO INVEST IN somo small growing retail business, or would loan it t¢ his employer and nccopt stvuation; gente’ or ladies’ fu nishine or variety store understood and preferred. Address BUSINESS, box 198 Hor: FAIR SALARY WE PATD BY A_RESPON Ace office toa reHlable young man, 18 to 21, who cam Address L, A. W., bos Youn 81,000, sacured by real estate. Id office. en R WA ESTABLISHED business; & good income Ree tey 3 ook sf te Fulton st. at. quired. Apply or ae YVAPITAL WA D—B oN BURNING Pi PETRO lr for fuel half intorost ‘for tho United Stater cupital to do the business. address W, V., Herald office for enpital to do R VENING TELEGRAM. All the news for Zeonts. Advortising, 20 certs per line. Circulation, 40,00¢ copies. LEATHER DYERS— VENING TRLEGRAM. All the ne Goats. Advertising, 20 conte per line, Cireulation, rao0t MERCIAN MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERE naving «surplus lot of coods which they wish to sell © oan for cash. or on commission to a responsible party having « first class store, enn addross D. C., Jersey City Post office. ARTNER WANTED—IN A GOOD ESTABLISHED manufacturing busines good business mee — oa |. tal of $1,000 of $1,500, required. Address jerald office. TO BUY OUT RETIRING ‘established commission bual- FRANILIN, 47 Gront Jones sh EA TRADE PARTNER WANTED, WITH 10000 to $15,000. t in tl advertiser, who has sisters ate, te atte. Nest FORMOBAY A off TANTED—A PRINT for a wido range of frat clase work, Address. with full description and terms, ALDINE, box 1,740 Post office. Wasted —aust USINESS MAN WITH $5,000, A8 (BART: ner in @ Inerative irstneta: . 219 Fulton ANTED—A BUSINESS MAN WITH $1,000 to $3, in» mannfacturing business. Call after 6 ea JOHNSON, Evergreen ay. and Magnolia st., Brooklyn. ANTED—GOOD, BUSINESS MAN WITH $3,000 cash fer the best hotel enterpriss in this country: lib- eral offer to responsible party. Inquire of JOWN KMMONR, 108 Murray st. ANTED—$10,000 70. $20,000 FOR CASH MANU. facturing business in staple coods, having control of home and foreign trade nt very large protits. Address box 364 New York city. 100. PER GENT PROFIT; LARGE CASH SALES; ay ae Partner wanted with $10,000 at command, $1,000 at PARTNER WANTED, IN AN OLD ablished oyster and restaurant bosiness; a rare ‘hance. CHELL, 77 Cedar st. For particulars apply to MI’ $1.0 000 —PARTNER WANTED -81; SR ASD | res HE! PARTNER WANTED-8% partner in good payin; hess. = -guaranteed, with fuir prospects of iE iierald Uptown office. $1. 50 =AGTIVE AND com able wae WITH fe facturing busin we it capitol inv tnexceptionable reference. Paniealars 31 Park row, room 82, 30.000 —PARTNER WANTED, TO TAKE place of one retiring: n first class cash basl- Noss, esiablinhed for yeura: profits 100 per cent, Prineipale ouly'address W.. box ‘ost atfice. $100 ‘O00, ee agri nvaraaeg Stock, Railroad Stock afd ed i Keal Eutate, free for desiral clear; stamps w! added ter ¢ SuWick acne ——__+ 2+. REAL ESTATE. At the Real Estate Exchange yesterday the follow, business was transacted :— Riebard V. Harnett sold, by order of the Supreme Court, in foreclosure, J. M. Levy referce, a plot of land, 75.5x100, on Madison avenue, northeast corner of Forty-seventh street, with granite church on part of the property, to William T. Walsh, tor $34,000, Also, by ordor of the Supreme Court, in foreclosure, W. E. DeWitt roteree, two lots, cach 25x102.2, on East Seventy-eighth street, south side, 50 feet cast of Fourth avenge, to James M. Fields, for $10,600. V. K. Stevenson sold, by order of the Supreme Court, in foreclosure, H, E. Tallmadge, refereo, with lot 25x60, on First avenue, cast side, 25 feet south of Forty-seventh street, to piaintift, for $19,000. Algo by order of the Supreme Court, 1n foreelosw same referee, a house with lot, 18x100. 11, on Kast 1248! street, south side, 190.6 foct west of First avenue, to plainul, for $8,3v0. ‘A. H. Muller '& Son sold, by order of the Supreme Court, in foreclosure, Thomas E. Cottman retereo, @ house with lot 25x98.9, on Wost Fortieth street, north sido, 325 feet east of Eighth avenue, to George H. Stadier, tor $8,050. RB. A. Lawrence & Co. sold, by order of the Supreme Court, in foreclosure, B. C, Chetwood reteree, s house with lot 25x100, on East Forty-eixth street, north Sona ta feot east of Second avenue, to plaintif, for 23, Sandtord st. ns. 2th ward) ; Arenne ©. : ipregrtar (250 ward AS ere ». of Cliff st.. 7x Deck and Reval od eta > Me Peak 4 2 ‘n', 83, w. of 3a are 1o.n3i00.85 Suinne 8th st, & w. cor, 10th av., itemise a Rare V. Thornal and husband to R. L. Logastt. w. Ca 65th st. (4 lots), 8. U ai ¥ oto tte Mala 2d av. w. s., 60 ft m. of Hath and husband to P, Bobnet,, Oth st, nes, ISOM. w. of 2d ay, 26x07) F, bard ref P. Leavy rT + 12,006 cuter, Mo Ato d Boyle, 10th av. comer ae IT 1 bridge rond; 1 Di of Ist av. and 38th st.: S years. Fisher, Julia, to J. B. Lawes, u. . of i7th Sth ay.: 5 years by J. and wile, 40°0. Dorn, o. & of id ot. between Ist and 2d avs. Ingram, M, and ifaw, ts Fulton, i, . of Ath av. 5 8 : eh avg 1 ye Kempner, HH. and husyand, ‘a "eo empner, 1. “en nd 1 wnaweniiovey w. ‘of 24th at, w, Ot Mh ay, Sarah V. and Sommer of uth av. ond Gexh OATH oe 8. Williamson, &. , of 8th s6., w. of 10th bagtis ‘to 8. Wood, 6.'s of ibth ave, of Sd sa nenesen enennane renarsaregngeraesen, wf