The New York Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1876, Page 8

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCTAL, The Stock Market Firm---A War Excite- ment---A Flurry and Re ction. The Gold Market Firmer and Feverish. A Sharp Advance and Decline from 113 1-4 to 111 1-4. Government and Railway Bonds Strong— Money on Call 3 and 2 Per Cent, Wavy Street, } Wrowespay, Oct, 18—6 P. M. ‘The portentous grow! of the ‘rugged Russian bear’? wired to our murkets produ this morning a spasm Of fright among both gold and stock operators for the short account. Shrewd speculators, who are ever on the wait to “shoot foliy as it fies,’ found an unexpected covey of terrified Idiots in the Gold Room at the opening, fereely beating their wings in desperate attempis to escape from the short contracts in which they had entangled them- Qelves. There were fifteen minutes of positive panic, in which the price of the precious metal bounded from 11045 to 113 then hesitated, fell back to 11144, near which it remained for the greater part of the day, and ultimately closed at 11114. There wore pienty of raw heads and bloody bones in the early telegrams, and there Was no mitigation In the sanguinary nature of those later in the day; but the squall in the gold speculation bad blown over, and subsequent despatches failed to renew it. TLough so sharp an advance 1s a novelty nowadays tho moral to be adduced is as old as the hills, and the #18t of it ies in the fact (not a complimentary one to the soft money people) that at the threatened out- break of public disturbance capital eschews paper and flies to gold, It isa question, though, whether, under the peculiar position which we are likely to hold toward foreign _belligerents, there are any substantial reasons for a per- manent rise in the value of gold in our markets, Tt is argued, in support of this opinion, that government stock held abroad will be sent home and the country depleted of the precious metal in process | of payment. It is not so clear that such would be tho result, The invariable experience is to the effect that Bcondition of war tends to impair the crouit of the Btate woich carries it on, to lessen security and to de- Btroy confiden: With these facts in view it would seem highly im- probable that joreign holders of our bouds should seek fo transter tho. obitgations of a government in first lass credit into the douvtiu! securities of a State at war, There may indeed be offerea the inducement of a Digher rate of interest (with the attendant greater risk), the response to the calls of patriotism or the far removed contingency of forced loans; bat it 1s not imagined that either or ali of these possibilities ‘Would be considerable enough to send our funded debt flying homeward tor redemptio: Even it the worst should como to the worst there is an enormous set-off in the shape of au export trade, Europe at war means Europe to be fed, aud America is the only caterer capable of assuming the contract. With breadstuffs shipped and sold at our own prices and with aline of imports narrowed down to the Present limits, and the balance of trade, which must be settled in coin, largely in our favor, 1t 1s not easy to see how our store of goid is to ve greatly depleted, or the great interests of ihe country to be other than Denefited by the prevalence of a general European war, ‘The stock market bas been in a tangle a8 regards frequency and violence of fluctuations. To the bulls the front of “grim visaged war” was wreathed with smiles; to the bears it was black as Erebus, The great trunk lines and the Granger properties were prominently lightod up by the warlike glare which it is anticipated will illumine the way to enormous traffic and more remunerative tolls. Trans- Actions to the amount of 90,000 shares in Lake Shore alone will suggest the activity o1 the market and convey some idea of the scene of excitement which prevailed, Nor was it contined wo the railroads, for the cval stock, ‘were even more jubilant, though their activity was not to be traced to the breasing out of a feud, but rather to the patchivg up of a p The extreme rise in these tancics was 3 points in Jersey Centrals 7g im Delaware end Lackawanna and 13}; 1m Delaware and Hudson, and was due to the very undoubted efforts of badiy alarmed bears to cover and to the very improbable rumor of a re-establish. ment of the old cousolitaiwa. Tue report and the ad- vance together had the rosait of extirpating the short interest, root and branch, aud so effectively that the demand tor Lackawenss for borrowing was reduced to a nullity, and holuers were even forced to pay 5 to 6 per cent for having it carried. %he Twenty-third girect party were tree buyers right through the list and vetrayed no more stomach for the advance than did the smail fry who follow them. The day was net without its disasters to imprudent shorts. The suspensions of Mes Hone & Nicholas, & prominent and highly estesned house; of SA. Joseph & Co, and I. P. MecK-ewan were announced trom the rostram, with, however, littie or no effect upon prices. Money on call at one time worked up to 7 per cent, due partly to the unpopularity of Delaware and Lack- awanva as a collateral, which to-day was seeking ad- vances instecd of being sought for at a premiun, as has been the case for some time back. At the close Joans were offered at 1), per cent. THE SALNS TO-DAY. ‘The transactions at the Siock Exchange to-day ag- gregated 268,700 shares’—New York Central and Hud- gou River, 3,335; Erie, 18,600; Lake Shore, 90,130; Northwestern, 900; Northwestern preferred, 6,800; Roc Island, 5,800; Pacific Mail, 4,200; St. Paul, 5,600; 00 Woatern Bt Paul preferred, 16, Ohios, 2,800; Union, (7,650; Wabash, 2,450; Delaware, Lai and Western, 41,910; New Jersey Central, 18,0 Michigan Central, ‘60; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 5,955. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST. The following table shows the opeuing, highest and Jowest prices of the day :— Opening. 103 Highest. Lowest, 108 35 New York Central Eri Rock Islanu. Milwaukee and St. Paul... id St. Paul preferred New Jerse Ohio and ‘Western Union, Pacific Mail. . ississ!ppt. 2415 71s i“ He BeJoph Lake Shore & Miss, Vanains Tol & Wal «ry ADVANCE AND DECL The following are the changos in closing prices com- pared with those of yestorda: Leona tek York re and Lac Ms; ; Hannibal and St Joseph preferred, ; Michigan Cen- won on: Ei e008, Fat ‘intnore Central, 2; Lake Shore, Ih Mussourt Pacitic, 4 bane 2s] Ki eta Ti; Onto and Miasiss pi, My Rock islana, Paul da | Western Union, Adains Expross, 114; red, J4; Bold, 13. ej, game Uren Mail, Wabash, 1, ‘The rest of the market was steady. THE MONEY MARKET. The money warket, notwithstanding the flurry which attended speculation in the early hours of the day, closed at 3,254 and 2 percent, Call loans wero made at these rates. Tho following are the rates of exchange 00 New York in the cities undermontioned:— Bavannah—Buying, % off; selling, par. Charleston— Easy, 425-168 3 apar. Cincinnati—Moderato mand: 100 discount Now Orieans—Sicht exe) * | Indian Queen . NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, entirely nominal. Chicago—80 to 100 discount St Louis, 125 to 150 discount, Sterling exchange was firm; prime asking rates, 4,844; and 48634; selling rates, 4.834, a 4.84 ana 4.854; a 4.86; reichmarks, 0494 a 95 and 95% 096; cables; 964; prime Paris, 5.18% and 5.164. THX GOLD MARKET. Not a little excitement prevailed in this department, owing to the fact that war rumors produced a rapid change of speculative sentiment, Within a quarter of an bour after the opening the price of gold moved {rom 1104, to 11345. Within ten minutes there was a re- action and prices wore established for the day at 11245 | lls; a111\. They fluctuated until near the close, when the latter figure became the quotation. Cash gold was scarce and loaned tat to 1-16 per diem for use, Lf it should be found after a while that Europe is acusiomer of America and using what we have to supply to fill the gap occasioned by the withdrawal from industrial occupations of millions of men for | Sgnting purposes the eredit to our account may be 80 large as to prove unprofitable in the long run to those who are speeniaiing on tho “yard stick of the world.” THE UNITED STATES TERASURY. | The revenue receipts to-day areas follows :— $301,000; tota! for tho fiseat year io date, $34,250,000; eus- toms reeerpts to-day, $420,000; total for fiscal year to date, $43,500,000; bank notes received tor redemption, $000,000, The Aswistant Treasurer paid out to-day $15,000, gold, on account of interest and $4,200 in re- demption of five-twenty bonds. GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed firm at the following quotations :—United States currency sixes, 124 a 125; do. do., 1851, registered, 1173{ a 118; do, do., do., cour. pon, 119 a 119); do. do., 1805, new, registered, 114 a 114545 do. do., do, registered, 1134; a 113%); do, do., do., coupon, 11344 a 113% ; do. do., 1867, registered, 116 4 1164; do, do., do, coupon, 116 a 11614; do. do, 1868, registered, 11701174; do. do., do., coupon, 117 a 11734; ten-forties, r tered, 114% a 114%; do. do, coupon, 11545 a 116; do. fives, 1881, registered, 11314 a | 4184; do. do, do., coupon, 115 a 11544; do. 435s, 1104 a 1114. do. RAILROAD BONDS, Katiroad bonds were active. he following were tho changes in prices compared with last previous An advance of 3 in New Jersey Cevtral firsts new, 3 in Chicago, Burlington and Quincy sevens, 34 in Lehigh and Wilkesbarre consols, Cleveland and Toledo new bonds aud Louisville and Naslville consols of 1898, and 4y in Milwaukee and St, Paul (La Crosse division) and Western Union Telegraph coupons of 1900, ‘hore | was adecline of 1 per cent in Delaware, Lackawanna and Western seconds aud '{ in Delaware and Hudson registered of 1804. Otherwise there were no changes, This alternoon bonds were firm. Milwaukee and St, Pan! consolidated sinking funds advanced to 8934 and | Chicago aud Northwestern consolidated gold coupons to 95!{; Harlem coupon firsts gold at 11944, Union Pacific firsts at 10514 a 100%, land grants at 10035, Western Pacifics at 1013s, and Rock Island sinking funds at 108, The following were the closing quota. tions for Pacific Railroad bonds:—Union firsts, 1063, a 106!;; Union land grants, 100 a 100%; Unionsinking funds, 913; a 9134; Centrals, 10934 a 110, THE FORKIGN MARKET. Advices from London are indicative of changes that are well worthy of consideration. English consols down 11; per cont, Our government bonds are like- wise lower, Prices of all governmental securities oa the other side reflect the influence of war rumors, We note that Russians declined 7 per cent, which is a fall of 20 per cont within a week. At Paris there was a heavy decline in rentes, ‘The Bank of England to-day gained £51,000 bullion on balance. At London the new 43g per cent tunded joan was a marked exception to the general depression, being steady at par. The fol- lowing are atnong tho late London despatches :—Amer- ican sccurities aro unsettled and irregular, owing to | war rumors occasioned by Continental despatches, | Consols for money and account are 9374 a 94 Another despatch states that great excitement | exists, and it is almost impossible to gain accurate quotations, Rassian securities bave declined 7 per cent, making a fallof nearly 20 per cent within a week. War between Russia and Turkey is considered a3 already begun, and it 1s generally believed that other Powers will become involved, A commercial and financial crisis in Russia and a consequent heavy fall in Russian exchange add to the confusion. India Council bills were allotted to-day at about a farthing per rupee advance on last week’s rate, Bar silver 1s quoted to-day at 524d. per ounce, At four P. M., In London, '65s, old, at 10234; °67s at 1084; ten. forties at 1073¢; new fives at 105%: Erie at 9%. In Paris to-day rentes were 103f. 20c. Exchange on Lon- don, 25f, 14e. f THR AMERICAN MINING BOARD. ‘The tollowing 1s the official report of sales to-day:— 100 she est & Belcher 51 300 she Grant 5% 10 51 do pa pop Calodonia 13 3 100 California, 68 4% 10 do 67. 33 200 Cedarburg NEO!) 47% 5 BOO do. . 5 200 Choltwr: Bot 94 100 Cleveland... 7 dine. 100 100 Con Imperial. 100 do. 1000, do... 100 Con Virginia. wo do. i 100 Gould & Gurney.” : 100 nt View. 10 100 Segrega’d Belcher. Ww bo td 630° 100 } 0 | 100 } 190 400 Silver Hi | 100 500 Southern Star, | 200 ) Union Consol 0) 20 do 5.0 100 Yellow Jack SALES APTER CALL. 200 ahs Ch 100 nant Justice 100 10 Merrizanek, 50 100 Oph 200 4 th 200 Cleveland. 100 Savage: | ~ *Sold on call. CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS. The following are the closing official prices of mining stocks to-day :— Consolidated Virginia 4944 California... | Segregated Beicher. Confidence Sierra Nevada. Excvequer. | Ophir Overman..... | Cholla Justice | Caledonia, Ballion Julia Consolidated, . Kentuek . Kossuth Leopad.... Northern’ Belle Raymond & Ely, Silver Hill. Union Consolidated. . PRICES. Savage Consolidated Imper’l 4 | Moxican... | Gould & Curry. Best & Belcher. Bid, Asked, | Bullton.. ats BON | Centennial. 13g ~ Cleveland Gi SA 8% Crown Point Goid and sive 16s Exchequer Gold and Silver Mining foo. 16% 18% wid & Curry Silver Mining Oo ......6 1845 | Grant Mining Co. 5 % 5 Julia Consolidated Mining Co. 7 he Justice Mining Co... 2 31 Kossuth see a 2% Leopara vias rr | Mexioun Gold and Siiver Mining Co... — aly Overinan Gold and Silver Mining Co... — 100 I nt View Mining Co. suf 23 ond and Elyse oe 17% jiver Mini 17% = - 2 | Bilver Hill, Sia 13 | Yellow Jacket Mining Co 29 - iM - MEMOWANDA. Owing to the violent changes in prices to-day sev- eral operators were obliged temporarily to yield to their force. We quote the names publicly mentioned, with the additional remark that the sympathy of their | friends attends them in the accidental misfortane: They are as tollows:—Mossrs, Hone, Nicholas & Co.; Henry Dater, J. P. McKewan and 8 A. Josep! The foliowing shows tho earnings of the Denver and Rio Grande Raitway for the week ending October 7:— ileage, sreeereeeses O775 62 seseeee S411 23 Increaso, six per cont. emcee NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Wepyuspar, Uot, 18, 1876, BEFORE CALL—10 A, poe 4 Woot tes,'a8 ob Wee v Pel..58 1390 Pac Mail SS Wo NY Oat BBR do 105 do 29 do in do. 30 Yo an de Boo Mieh C 10) do 770 do. wo do Ly 200 do 130 160 Chi & NWRR by Rae ae rons ic Vii. “Odo ope Ph vseeesennee Loot Wai RR. 00 0nIe & Miss RR., lu:iS AND 11:80 | A. 118% $3000 Us 118% 150) Us 6-20, 0, ‘wr BOARD—10:30 A, 40 shs Han StJo.be 100 Han & 31 Jo pi..be $ 0nd Cen « © 400 $1000 C. Bb & Oe 7's 2000 Lé WB con. 3000 gu0u M # 3 ete wits 13 4.00 Chié N Ug dooce nce’, 8 S000) ASW re bbs 6d 0000 Del, L & Wid. 10¢ 800 Dei & il r, "94, 97, 2000 NJ Cen let, 1108 000 Cl & Tol new 10543 1000 St LJ & C Ist.. 10254 40001) Pac of Mo tat i 100 2000 P 1g, 1200 10000 M, { 100 5000 Mo, K & T ¢ x! be bow joo ‘ {000 Tol & Wab Ebde 10 shs Am 20 Bk of Com. 200 Mar L & Mi 100 Del & 10 do 100 Pac» 400 400 30 Wella. argo Exbe Zo 0 6 Adam) bx 200 a sy Rik be 10 r 50. do. * 4 S2EESSEESISE SRR ee BSALI2 1300 do $ 9B Clev & Pitts gt. .be 100 Ua & S/W KRbe 300 i cota Nw ikitptbe 20,0, 04 TRIS "034 BEFORE CALL—. 600 she Lx 109 Mich C 20. cr KCOND BOARD—1 P, 220 shs M & StP RRbe 1Oy cat NW wy RK pide O00 Ms icons 10tu0 thar Lat Tae 2000 6 Mids Ey RRL ae 37% BT at | A } si; 100 Mar L & atin pi a 100 Vel 4H Cun...be By 2 ny do. J 1.50 w ‘p, ew rr RRgtbe 1.0 Phe RI of M 20 Revs & Sar OCTOBER 19, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. “3 2:30 TO 3 P. faa NA Nad RR... Too Marl Min 10 ue 8 te 100 Chi & NW RR... 100 Chis 3 ahr pi 4 100 200. Chi & RY RI 200 SUL, K & N pl. 600 Vel Lx © 109 200 00s »nciad Mich Con Rit do 200 on 600 405 109 Tot, We ‘er.. 20 To) os a 400 400 sick ‘do Yoo wit a ot PR soy ao. 4:00 0 Obio & M 1 lu . 200 100 Mo, Kan & Tox... M4 COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON: SPOT CLOSED STEADY, FUTURES CLOSED QUIET BUI STBADY, WITH A DE- CLINE or 1-32c.—rLoUR HIGHFR— WHEAT ACTIVE AND HIGHER—CORN FIRMER —OATS UNCHANGED—WHISKEY FIRMER—PORK c- TIVE—LARD ACTIVE—PETROLEUM DULL AND NOMINAL—SPIRITS TURPENTINE FIRM—ROSIN FIRM—OMLS ¥IRMER—COFFEE FIRM—SUGAR STRONGER—FREIGHTS STRONG AND EXCITED, Wepxespay, Oct. 18—6 P. M. Outside of. Changs the merchandise markets were not essentially changed. But the looming up of the European war cloud caused great excitement in the breadstuifs markets and both flour and wheat were higher, The latter was especially active, excited and higher—the advance being radical and extending to all kiuds, The transactions were enormous and the market closed buoyant and firm at the advance, Corn was irmer but not especially active. Oats were with- out decided change. Whiskey was higher. Pork and lard wera moro active. Freights were quite strong and excited. Cotton on spot closed steady. Futares closed quiet, but steudy, with a loss for she day of about 1-32c. Coffee was dull but firm. Sugar was stronger. Oils were firmer, Petroieum dull aud nominal, Kosin firm. Spirits turpentine firmer. Corrsx.-The market for Brazil was dull, but frm. Mild coffee was quiet, We quote:—Ordinary cargoes, 160. « 16!4c.; fuirdo., 18c. » 18e.; gond do., 18!se. a 18} prime, 19¢. a 194g¢.; extremo range for lots, 16c. a 20}e, Santos, fair to good, 17c. a 18346, gold, ninety days; Javi Government bags, 20c, a 22c.; do., grass mats, Zle. a 2c. Singapore, 17c. a 18¢e.: Ceylon, 16}Je. w 180; Maracaibo, 16}gc. a 18¢.; Laguayra, 164gc. a 173g. ; Jamaica, 15}{c, a Te.; St, Domingo, 15e. « 1534c. : Porto Rico, 10360. al 7x0. + sti Rica, 18cr w 1c Neticin: 16ige. 8 17e. ; ‘Maitia’ @ 1ie.5 nilla, 15360. a Futare deliveries ovened with Auecline of 3-320. as com- pared with the closing prices of tho previous evening. The loss was partially recovered during the day, and the market closed quict but steady, with # loss for 1 ie The closing prices si comp! ort . October 17. 156 = Qetniers No’ Dec... January, 1 Feb... 11 iL 25-32 uw 12 316 13 dard of classitica- tion and on cotton in store running in quality not more than. half a grade above or below the grade quoted. Uplande. Aiaama. N. Orleans. Tezas. Ordinary’... 9 9 Strict ordi v og Good yes wi 9 dtrict ordi Low migdting. Strict low middl Middling Fair. Po z Sb agp Toeal, 97 1,081 2, at Speculation = “400 ‘tals 1126 1,487 ry ~Teeted is the above ace 420 bales to arrive,” Delivived on contract, were as follow: 1,100 bales. For future delivery the rales —Yesierday, after two P. M.—October, 300 Bros av 10746. Deceanver, 100 wt 12 3-166. : January, 10) at Tlige., 100 at IL 126, together; February, at 11 {y-32e. Tot: La) baton To day. up to two i Me Gctoder, 200 bales (short notice) ut 1086; November, 500 ‘at 10%9:, 1,800 at 10 29-826. 3,100 at 1015 16e. ; December, 2,590 “at_11tg0., 1.500 at iio. S2e.; January, 2,700 at Li 5-16e., 1,500 at 1 11-32 Oat ie February, 100 at 100 ge. 3) Mure! Apel, 100 at 12 31-320. July, 500 Lidge, : total, 17,900 bales, Grand totul, 22,400 bales. The receipts at the ports were us :—Uilveston, 2,077: New Orleans, 8,071 h, 3,234; Charleston, 3,600; Wi Borie Baltimore, 94: Boston, 45 deiphia, 43. Toial, 2 this day last week, 20,619; this day last your, 22,800. ‘Total since September 1, 560,405 bales to last might. Cotton treights closed as follows :—To Havro, by steam, Ne. compressed; to Hamburx, by steam, to Bremen, by corn, 1020 br barley, flour market was paid—tie port. Thi 13 Ticata Basted nts, 48.675, pi 0.5 barley 637 in some t closing firm with » good deman 00.) bbis., Sinclading State, He ph a 15¢. more ‘quotati Rye flour was steady, Gorn meal ruled tru, with, sales of id $2'75 a $3 40 for 33 Sere . 4750 oba aa -$7ea 625 4750 5 +5258 6 00 62a 775 5 a 550 5 a 600 6 a 750 S250 57 é a 625 620 725 70m 875 4400 515 4 450 4 5 00 5 700 Southern: fam . 8 50 Corn meal, W 2 310 Gorm mouty J 2 310 " 3 a45 and exeited by ine ig War probabili- . ‘dealers hud little duticuity in advan pees from b tus comtg ner eat which the buoyant and strong. The snk at $i 17 a$1 27 for old and new u $116 for inferior to common do.; $1 Chicago in «tore aad afloat ‘com Milwnukeo in store: $1 20s for sew. No. Totsaat #126 for new No. 3s Milwaukee; $1 22 for old ungraded in store $1 24 for old No. 1 Milwaukee in store; $1.8 for new winter; $! 314 8135 for new xmber, tke latter price for amver Michigan; 81 31 for whit for Texas, and $1 00 ior ‘old white Michigan crops 1X74 At the close prime No. ieazgo new was nominaily S1'ze'end Miwaukee S130; there wore no sates of elthee Last evening about 29,000 bushels nord at $1 32 for No. 1 tpring and $1.21 for No. 3 apring. Corn was about Te. Genrer, but not very netive, The sales were xboue 123,090 bushels, at Sse,» S8iec, for prime sail mixed, 9 steamer mixed, 58\¢ tor Southern yellow on dock, Sige a 3 1 Tinea oud, Gen for tow, Lark gradeo misc. Onte were without decided change. ‘The sales wera about \5,v00 bush- els, at Se. for Western mixed, Svc, ie for West- ern white, 47s0. a A8igc. for State white, 4c. a 486, for Scare mised, Zi. for graded New S white and Suse for gtuded No. 3'mixed. Ryo was Barley was fair ny ac: five. The sales were 2.000 bush 1 13 for No. 2 Chi- cago and $l a $1 for upper jake Canada, ‘Barley mat was quiet, out steady, Hear AND Jute othe markes for jute butte wae very a fi was stronger. We note salo ut Boston of 1,00 bales Aaniin, to arrive py the Wy atc We quote :— jen dressed, $190 9 $200 for 22) for oa ie and a he ‘olenn, $200 a $210, 0 828), gold; jute, Sc. 'a 5k gurreucy s Jate, bute gf fe Bige., cash, currency: Manila "gold; Sival hemp, digo, @ O3gc., gold; istle, Sige. GI Be omeatio was q Foreign all entirely nominal. Wi quate Cul 1 eemtnitugel ( mix Be. : do. ry, ead oe, rs Ad * mitt $180; Beto. Poppenl Fr flor linseed ofl was wireer but {nat qt ably higher, re ve bbls., "30 ry th Cottonseed 1 bbl. and s t 1,003 Satay at ciaaes ditor | of white spring at $1 28% k, Green Bb. pork peleee we penber S15 oo se 2 a asked: selior year, #16 bruary, 5 pid. § sis soked. 10,000 do. light do. ‘do, at 12} 7 ‘Odor hams, 12 Ibs. averace, att Jibs average, at Lic. 100 Lox 15 Ibs. averace, on private terms, au Rosember dally 5,00) Ibs. Leas ham: short eear fo 50" boxes sh T8007 bu her c Flour strong and bighert white winter extras, iad do, BLL a ‘‘rapudly to'$1 16, mess, $10 yi as wi ch as $1 7 a dom aw 2 tioredd, city, extn: 31 1615, December; No. 3 Chis dee yams q 8308 Gorn firme a y, and were seli- sh, 44'gc, hid, Ing we Loe: for bam 1a Ibe: everas far shou'de: lemana and Lard wi ard was if oe te ca ae tte allo gga: 8 9 a. baci oid more active mewhat irregula prices were.as { liowe: te November, $97}. bid. $10 021 0 asked; January, bo bruary, aut: cea et | ab $10, B10 7315. B10 aud me, a 8 4 $10 for seller year, and | eH aud $10 (or January. ‘pot py agen at ie. and 9U0 erces ay bie, $992 tx were UMM tleress, 1) 1249 tor November: BO HZ}. BORG, $9 95, sales were 239 Uerces ef and Western at $10.05 $10 40, $10 45 and $1050, Refined was fairly active. We note fale ‘of 750 tierees for the Conti- nent, spob, oD erms ‘cos for do.. Januar: delivers, at thee, and 100 tievags for Uno at ide, sosth 1s quoted at LI ge. and city No. 1 nominally 10¢. hore was a fuir inovement in Louisiana sorts at fuli prices, We qu: Carolina, tair to prime, 5: Giyc'; Louisiana, fair to prime, Sie, uc, aod da cominon. | « de. abe; Kungoon, fair to good, nominally Glge. a Gye. ; & 74¢., currency ; Rangoon, in bond, iS Busia The market foceaw sugar wes yery: sven) OOD bhds, sold at wise: for fully fair and 189 bis. pare musco- Lat Y%e. Retin it at c. “The market was quiet at ge a 1134 al Board wheat w: Fa November; October; BIgc.. | Qcioder. eash Barley dui temand 16, jemand and hi Slo 47h 59, January; am corn, 20,4 57.00" do. Be girs, Telesis, an 3 5 Sat ctive, firm aud bighor loa g easier: new, Si 75 8 $16 a $16 2 . all the year. Bo socal: $10 S00 $10 and higher; sioar att Receipts bi Lard migetted, "bu . Uctobs mse ao iarceeeietenterariiiaeenensae tenant Tee eeD ot Scare Nat h $f jemand selon JG! "hs five eart 38, four carsdo. a18 at Omcaco, ong 1 em, at eal and si lta fi Bity prin, Ili Le dante opened ah $3 40 8 tuated, rapidly selling Th and clone r yy L BI OSs, pring 1d the hieber Ne. Kye bij ie hala . October gis mare 8 er’ remands i ear ik -me: it i cle iskey, Railroad ‘i5,c90 noe - toe whey sa oe corn, ig 0 do. ; ry L ‘At the sftern ringettlodl but generally Bg B11 Decensber. 0c. if a igor: Bye, ovembor. Pork highe a B16 5 en a $15 50, all the year. tered higher: 0 ail the yes PRINT CLOTHS MARKET. Provipenck, R, T., Uct. 1 1876. Printing cloths are dull and weak, without decided change in quotations, HAVANA MARKET. s in E anne pee quiet. Havana, Oct, 18, 1876, 9 to-day, closing at 2234 singh. cent pny 38 dea ape nit cy on account of ths rise in gold in New ri sity; 20,000 lbs. prime city sold at 11 4g°. KY pat States. GO days, gold, 5 a5} Ensen brivaicierms 7 promium t shor Ce ee Gabeden, 11 eetoccltect0 bhds and 92 bbls. The market | h'ispremiam, On Ps rie, Sad pe Sife'4 premlum, ‘The shige were &,000Ibs. at Sige, wBYe., the ‘The market was firm EUROPEAN AN MARKETS. ud 50 bbis for ricted maiuly cw ani Tai ciutly for grain vei ind.aa increase in values all rouud for the leading ofexpurt. Grain tonnaye quot Loxpow Ow Manx: cutta linseed, per cwt. RPOOL OL, MARKEE TAVERPPOy Oct. 18—Even- ing.—Linseed oil, 28%. per Lives 3d. a Ue 6d. aakod, with the Dost price of the day, however, * ~A-ritBASONAl not exceeding Gs., paid, T Ly ements embrace Pe eceaslae Le Pais Taal Meee at St a Be | A" Reapers nt pel ee abet in this instunce; "1,200 455, 6,500 bushels. wheat, tea u in our last to this port was in. ‘To Bristol, er steam, 5U0 tierces els wheat on private ZOU bage Umoriy seogl 360 marks. The chai the 40,000 tia e tended tor net on Pa terms. Je ‘ers comprised ;~An At with 3,400 quarters wheat at 6s; @ British brig, hence East coast of Ireland, with 4,200 ‘quarters grain, at ds. 6d. ; an American schoouer, ben (oa direct port, Bristol chan= pal with 3.000 quarters at Oe. Gd: a Norwegian bark, hence to Havre, with 3,800 bbis. eras . Bd. ; a Swedish oun, ‘tepaeteds “wish. Gur stews altakanoea 4 British brig, from Richmond to Rio (th 3,408 bbls. dour as $1 40; @ British ship, ro- ported from Sivaunah to Liverpool with cvitin, at RA two British barks, 396 and 383 tons, from Charleston to Cork for orders, with naval stores at 4s. 6d. a 6s. 6d.; American burk, 380 tons, hence to Montevideo, with, Igmber on private terms; aa American ship, 1,433 tons, laid on the berth for Liverpool, with general cargo. os iw panes SAT" same day, NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS, $1.14, a8 advan Wepwespay, Oct. 18, 1876, ARORIFTS FOR TWO nave, ns and Yords, Beaves, Cows, Caicre. Lambe, Hogs. Sixtieth etree 1,165 16 S07 2,443 = Forty-elghth street, °— — 238 (Bass Fortleth street. — = — Jersey City... 6 1,870 = 2240 11881 8.085 Totals. 1 795 8.566 7,363 Brevns.. ‘Trade opened extremely slow on this foronacn, mad the let eid slowed weak at lc. ‘scant per Ib. reduction ates. Prices were er m1lc. por Ib.; weights, 43¢ ewe, aig ewt. From o4 Ibe, to 57 tbs, hos been allowed ne ‘ho quality of the herds was from poor to common, with's few good quality top steers to hand. At Sixtieth street yards I, U. Mustman soid for self 25 cars of horned cattie; sales as follows :—137 Illinois steers at 83<c. perib, welgit 6% cwt: G2 Ilinols steers at Yds. por Ib, weight Taewe : Tilinois steers at Oizc. per Id.. weight gs fess 2 Tilinois i : Bt 10c. a lige. per lb., weight % ilinois steers at 1c. a 10icc. per lo.” weight Sa cwk. O_Keun sold for Becker 40 ‘entucky oxen at Ze perib.. weigtt Tew. with et head? 17 Ken ab die. per. ‘ a 5,732 mailed M securities’ insurance of all panies. Ez O38. 3d. —Loxpoy, Oct. 18—Evening.—Cab Linseed 28s, oil, 278 Od. a pak teehee) oor tage Po kin: J. HABRICH ed with be & “ate re) seoshoa compressed and Bel 000 busiiels w JOHN, BAZLEY, 74 BROADWAY,—F Acne Sexe iecehuncy Fetvlloges; quoationsot atta a it ; also expla i. es rivile sees adecte in prindlpat aihes in United A W. LAPSLEY, 15 BROAD 8T. Broker’ tn Stock Privileges Explanatory, pamp! E: rt and Acc ate Quotations furnished. References in] pale cities othe United Ape B. REID. ountant, t.. Post office box 2,643. Ont ee YOUR LIFE INSURANCE falisies You ma, borrow their cash value from the LOAN ‘ASSOCIATION, 162 Broadway. RS. ‘Read the EVENING TELEGRAM. a BROK ER All the news for 2 ute, Advertising, 20 cents per line. Circulation, 40,000 coplen, 4 7 SON, iand provisions bi Ke. Produce Ex’ ber whi if So. 01 ‘he Gloved instantly and accoynte ren it in Chicago close id corn at 4 ERE 18 WAR BUY GRAIN.—OWEN FaRguy. mn sand sells last nij ad’ OHN 5, PIEROE, 5 PINE ST.. LOANS MONEY AT Jae and seven per cent on city and Brooklyn real estate. ARGE AMOUNTS OF MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW mses, on New York, Brook 03 Mort ‘Seconds and Leasehol Ortgakens Secon’ GEORGE W, STAKR. 150 Broadw he and Westchester First ‘at ensy terms, ONEY TO LOAN—CITY PROPERTY; FIVE YEAR! 7 and 6 per cent interest ; prime Mort; HYATI, 145: Broadway. _ RUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE—CiTY, Brooklyn or Queens county, LEAVITT & WOLCOTT, 10 Pine st. HE bohas arbi ee SPEC! TALS EVENING TELEGRAM TO-NIGHT. ANTED—$3,000 ON FIRST MORTGAGE ON BROOK. lyn Real Estate worth double the amount; none but capitalists, need address box 744 Post office, New York. pape aerhe py BORROW Fo, ie FIVE YEARS first iodron. ciple ‘address % Ag ‘oo ‘0 ‘TON, "Herald Towt {tor J: Browas | weight Tews.” J, Wi brokers, Kentucky ; otice, Tg cwt.atowtsbeld onsale 13 ‘ANTED—A pul ie Kentus naly wold for Coon & Hasbary 61 Ill ee. u Bo, per Lbs i Wess Tewt, a 7 ew, ry © Cary wold tor Goff 137’ Kentucky ik. ah oat Sig “on a ial on 18 head sold 1 off on 16 head of dry cows, sold at 8c. for Goff Bros. 48 Ken- Mowt. HF, per ib, Weil Piet 7 India steers. At Jarse: McPherson sold tor J. tn 108 Unto at per lb., weight 7h 01 6 ragan to, steors nef Sah malate Sigews, EK. Voge! Yoret 25 tole sucoi'as 7c perf. Te. waist ssZewe.: for ort ry eteors at + Weight ut gre Mo" Lauterbach “suid fox’ ae arcs. ‘eXan steers at ie per Wel owt. 18 Colorado nea ‘Repo pey & Sons id tor No Norris 1. 200. aise. $5,500 property worth $1 + ‘to cover all expenses. SR A. situa! He Ts shee this Fcates ett Address: oS P,, Herald office, Address BRARES CITY HORSE RAILROAD STOCK TO exchange—Furnitare. Whiskey rohan. TOOK, Herald offices or General Me: ved Property. ‘0 LOAN AT 6 PER CENT ON Le IM. HINE & GRAY, 557 6th av. improved farms in Minnesota, worth double @ amount; inte! New York. reat Oper cent, pas 000, WANTED—ON FIRST TouTnaaer ON syable sem: a LLR. 153 chearere: Sl. 50, 000: Life Company, pith. su NESS OPPORTUNITIES. TO “DENGIF VERY Lowuet five years if required, 409 Broadway. MOBT Minsourl steers at 73(c. abe. per Ib. weight 1 B. & | {FORTUNE POSITIVELY GAN HE WADE BYTIN- H. Wostueimer sold for Bronkin & Co, 8 Min i Bc. por iba weight OX owt 00 ilitpoisategrs ot sheers i Ax Hn $1,000; light manufacturing business, 682 1b, with Svc. off per head: weight 744 ewt,; held on sale for Schwan Brothers 280 Obip seers; jor le 35. Olio a iT WITH $2,000 REQUIRED—TO EW. steers. 5. W. W. Alierton 32 Iilinoi gage in the manufacture of an article which has a large $. vonnt: 46 Illinois st demand. LLOYD, 29 Broad: perth G00D LINE OF “MAN AOTURED GOODS eights Osg ewt. » Ot wanted on commission (for dealers only) by @ smart $0 Thin nen, with, security and references, CLIPPER, 949 Broad D, Waixel xan We, | st Newark, N. J. he Owt-t_ 40 illinois aigere at Bige, with 1 $1, on pet A DIPLOMA OF THB AMERICAN INSTITUTE Wad Ber Ih,, weights owt. a Cy cwt. ; 63 Colorado ranted to an invention, one-hait of which I will give ta ‘ee, nae Jd pe al hs ce Pyle a suitable party to intredece sos be money ‘ at de a size per Ib.. awe 3 be! Sateen ath be inois a, On on sale, PH ao ot Thyuoia * if Se wid pe bog « poate ait schild & Co, 16 Texan steo Tie. ewe; 60 Missouri steers at, Be. a Ue j sold at Bie. por 1b. and Sle. on ewt. and 7% cwt.; for Saddier # Vo, ac. per Ib., weight 8 cwt. Ki & Sige. per pound, weigh Gi owt, r ib., weight 9 ewt, 17 Mis- “10 Allinois Mans. —Trade extremely slow. The Femi to fore sal ero, je in the jorenoon, there! N ENERGETIC YOUNG MA, Jont and weil established maufacturing bu iness, with a present capit 1 of $20,000, which in itea for demands of Jocreosing Denipees, ‘would like to on thorongh bnsiness man $20,010 and take eharge of finances; 35 to 40 per cent per annuum. Address STAPLE NxSS. Herald oitive. HAVING AN BXOEL- aud fodbing joo lim- 10 would invest $10,000 investment walt veld Rl dtd WANTED—IN in best stenting. ESTABLISHED BUST joing safe cash business; spigndid cpportuntt 5 Dey at. N ENERGETIO BUBINESS sive soqusintsane sapeng manafacturin xe for an {aftaencial ae MAN, WITH EXTEN. Small. Sheep sold at 40. a NG. per. Ib. Lambe nt Gee secure business 24g, per 1D. ; mixed floc $5 50% perewh. Kavo | will he liberally dealt with, ideuck sold 93 Ohio sheep. sna SSO TIRE: nt See per | Herald offoe 1b.: 174 Obio sheop, weight 16,580 Ibs. ab 83 1834 per ewt. | ¥40 Kentucky sheep, weight 32,610 ibs, ato! ib: E. Newton sold ‘300 Ohl ‘sheep, weight hiner head, ay Sie. per lo. ; 159 Ohio sheep, weight 112 ibe static por Ibe Ay Von. Wert ‘sclde 168 State’ cosep wad Jauube, mixed weigat 68ibs. per head, at O44e. perp. J. Kirby sold 7i sheep, weight 80 lbs. per head, at Sc, per iv. 31 State beeps welalt BO ibe por head. st Bice. per fess 14d nada lambs, weight 64 Ibs. per head, at Ge, per Ib. ; 121 State lambe, ‘welgit 89 tbe per bonds sk tae. Der 1b; 72 State lambs, weight G8 Ibs. per head’ at Gite: ber th; 148 State lamba, weight ¥7 Ibe. per head, at 6ige. per lb. ; 78 State fan 71 Ibs per bead, at Giyc. per lb. K. Darissole Th, Canada pnd weight 1 fac per Id :.17 Canada sh per ib. 635 Ohio shee Iba. per head, at .welght 122 Ibs. per head, at Recighe 77 Ibs. per howd, at 442 per ib; 180 Olio sheen, welgue BO ite pes head, at be. ir Ibe; 352 Canada shee hy jambs, weight 23 ibs. "per head, at lye. por ib.; 08 Canuda lambs weight ae oer head, at 6. rib. W. Elltort sold 402, io Heep, weight 50 lbs. per head, at sheep, weight 105 Ib: bn head, oF ht 70 yo ee, . vel jor head, fi Hume & Blitott sold 440 8 thosp, welge Der hond, at 47ge, per Ib. ep, weight 77 los. per we aN ri Texan sheep, Weight 79 Ibs. per weight 94 Ibs, por new iyeht M1 Ibs 101 bs nince Monday Inst, Togs.—No live hogs on sal DOMESTIC MARKETS. ¢ Sar eat tod 18, 1876, Cotton woak mlgdiion, 10¥e. ; low mid 40. ead ordinary, 9! eipts. 2075 bales; gross, Suporis io Uteae ritalin, 3W0k “Satee’ Btn Seeek, ans, Oct, 18 1876, low mi ing. LONGO, 5 “Sor a i. LO 8,180, 779. Pies Oct. as 1878, Cracker ‘nenery, 388 CARLBTON, te and Bi Auty,"S exchat 1,820 Biv Oi enteo, RELIABLE MAN WITH $300 WANTED.—CAsH splendid opportunity. Pagticu- Co. ADDITIONAL carey eh ae FOR MER. ants, manufacturers and Real . 10 Wall Washington ‘ness Estate ex negotiated ness ‘advised, without charge, of approved opportunitics, Reforences—Lconard, Sheldon Banks : io. Herantus Titan, to, GRIG a oS Brondway. No. tt Enst 1sth st. FOR $2.—A BUSINESS OF $30 PER Apply immediately. MERCHANT DOWN TOWN IN GOOD STANDING, member Prods commission or otherwise. Addre: Exchange, wi shes additional busi EXUHANGS, Herald: VALUABLE PATENT—ONE OF THE BEST, faded sure of immense demand; will be sold che: nged for other good Property. Addre fr P.O, box tastes NOCOLN erataome literary person. Patented and now paying. 1,27: stairs. Machii USINESS. FOR ite FOR A DOCTOR OR Bay 100 ver, cent ‘prot, dway, first floor up ERS. WI WITH ERATE CASH locate in large towns, can — ro con vetiiiee: le goods yet pr MO apne Ex; APITAL WANTED—BUSINESS, BURNING PETRO. ieum for fuel: ono haif interest for the United St for capital to do iad re ‘Address W. V., Hl lerald o! OF THE CHAMPION FOLD- te Rverott all Trey Le 0, Can 6th Philadelphi: 13 Brees gy ¥ i mont pas ‘Apply or wadress al ‘ te Be 1449 ‘North 14 hod or address B. th st, Philadelphia, UAV. “$5,000 TO INVEST IN A Sot ky: COURTRY store business, or will ront a store about E. 8. BROWNE, mile neue ate T New Providence, N. 3 FULL OPERL neqaninied with geisiog Mico. EY Cotton quiet; middling, 10c.; low middlin ‘peri ordinary, qc. "Net receipts, 1,487 bal bet 9 ening 2 fe rts house, JAD G i constwine, 1470, -Salos, 1,900. Stock, | TBu'lterald office, Savannan, Oct. 18 1876, low middilng, 9740.3 good Cotton quiet; middling, 1046, ; 284 halos; Sore Sates, ordinary, ts Net receipts, “i, Exports—To Uirent eine: hi il Btovk, 55,858, series JARLESTON, san 878. Cotton quiet; middling, tone, low cing, xood ordinary, Blac. Not receipts ‘port wise, 12k Bales 1,300. Stock, BORba., pons a Spirits of tr strained. Tar Flour unchanged; 5: No. 3B Milwaukee sind, 8128; Nor white Mich extra do, $1.37. Corn unchanged, 10,090 vushets So. 3 Cand Ov 1 10.0080. (47 I $1 dnaned at a) 0 ery do. xo 3 at $1. Corn hanged, will Teed une ranged, Canal freight Fye, 7Tige.; batloy. oM4, 16 Now be 4 © Hudson, §2 60 to York “Lake pts eas, ‘ecel) Wow bushels umber, 629,00 ieee, Canal ohipm Bai 000 bushels; Tunibor, 049,000 feet Grain on the qanal from Buffalo and ooeee for Hever yesterday noon—| usheiss corn, OW 9,400 do. ay, WOOD aes ive Se hci eph Borr. 0.0, 1 tine ako recaipte—-Flour, 8,860 bbls; orn, Ey wh 8 onts, water—Corn, 4 do. interior points—Vorn, or Sua hi ARTNER WANTED—OR WILL S@LL OUT THE whi : pe of the A No, | Barroom, 112 South st. ARTNBR WANTED WITH $1,500 IN STAPLE BUST. ow making $6,000 per year, HANKINS, 28 West ARTNER WANTED —BEST CHANCE EVER OF- fered to make artner retirin; ished. ones | oa endid” exst Partiealare of WARRED, 215 Kast ht easisone: 4K: hain preseest fei POULTRY: —A %, i FORA rst class custom; to a’ re muds his business, Apply to to ONTO REL W sy 5 B, GENTLEMAN TRTEE EO TO $50,000 PERMANENT, safe and profitable business. KLLIOT, tlereld oftee, OF LA aor EX- is busi- as Tange ers, has val ory in first rate working order nde fe fine stock of young low! box 37 Post office, Westwood, Bergon “EVERYTHING COM: com: orto RELBNBI, ‘4 IN| PERMANEN’ J ANTED—TEN GENTLEMEN, WITH $9 CAPITA. to engage In & good paying business, aaglnien mace $5.00 monopoly in this annum ; present Fetorenoes must ens SOuND ) BUSINESS, H $30.000 Ness, esiabliahod only address W,. eabitshed solid Sai WILD FURS ee SH WILL PURCHASE pn Es- M fet elty; not eal ropFiotor re niged ; on nad. having the. cap ae Heed apply. addrest ARTNER WANTED, TO TAKE ere ot tone rogterngs © is first phalagd tnd bast tox 2377 Page estes,