The New York Herald Newspaper, November 11, 1876, Page 10

4 THE: CROTON WATER. (CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.} sharch (Dr. Rogers’) corner of Fifth avenue and Twenty-first street. This lurge and elegant house has been kindiy furnished for this purpose by the gener osity of the trusiees, as the lectures of this associa- tion are in the interests of truth and for the dillusion Of useful knowledge. fessor R, geen Doremus, M. D.. LL. ‘D., will ve the lecture next Monday evenii “Water and roton Water.” The devotion of the sp: to chem- pe ei his intimate acquaintance with the conditions of wers of analysis ag a chewtst and a et aed the relations ot this subject to every family in the city, will command the attention of the ressand the peopie. The lecture is free toall, and 1@ public are cordially invited. SHOULD THERE BE ANY GROUNDS OF SUSPICION OF FRAUDULENT COUNTING ON KITHER SIDE IT SHOULD BE REPORTED AND DENOUNCED AT ONCE. No MAN WORTHY THE OFFICER OF PRESIDENT SHOULD BE wmuxd To HOLD IT 17 “COUNTED IN’’ OR PLACED THERE BY ANY FRAUD, EITHER PARTY CAM AFFORD TO BE DISAPPOINTED IN THR RESULT, BUT THE COUNTRY CANNOT AFFORD TO HAVE THE RESULT TAINTED BY TUB SUSPICION OF ILLEGAL OR FALSE RETURNS, U. & GRANT FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The Stock Market Feverish and Lower—Xpec- wlators Awaiting Political Results, GOLD 109 5-8 A 109 8-4. Railroad Bonds Quiet—Government Bonds Steady—Money on Call 3 and " 2 1-2 Per Cent. q Wat, Street, } Farivar, Nov. 10—6 P.M. ‘The coal stocks, which have been lagging behind for some time back, were whipped into activjty this morn- ing and set jogging down hill ata lively gait, as though to catch up with the rest of the market. The journey carried Delaware and Lackawanna from 18% to 715, and New Jersey Central trom 35 to 323;, and was brought to. an end for the day at only a shade detter figures, Whip ang spur were applied by the Osborh-Milis party through the medium of free sales, while an additional goad was used in the shape of re- ports that the New Jersey road was again hard up for ready cash, With some truth apparently, for sales of its convertible bonds were made trom 84'to 81, and with 2o great eagerness to acquire them at that, In the railway shares the market opened with a sharp decline and closed with another, there being in- serpolated in the interim a moderate rally, like a thin piece of meat inasandwich, The St. Paul stocks still continued im their wonted fecbleness, though their symptoms, as exhibited by a decrease of only $49,000 tor the first week in November, were better than had beon expected. . As usual, Lake Shore was the trysting place of the great crowd of speculative admirers, and at times most of the business of the room was centred there, creat- ing rapid fluctuations and large transactions, though brokers are inclined to toucn the stock gingerly, tor fear the pie may be indigestible, now that Jay Gould has a finger in it. Michigan Centra’, as a matter of course, followed the upy and dowfs of the favorite, and like the Sjame twins, stuck closer than an ordinary brother to its varying fortunes. There was not the seme luck, how- aver, for the unhappy Ohio and Mississippi shares, for they ovtained no support, fraternal or otherwise, but were delivered over into the hands of the Philistine shorts, who even at the present low figures continue to smite them with further contracts. There are ugly rumors prevalent which prophesya default in the January interest, deciare an inability to provide for maturing loans, and proclaim the existence ofa float- ing debt amounting to a million or more of money. The common stock sold down from 8 to 7 without rally at the close, while. tho iniection crept into the second mortgago issues, which sold in cynsiderablo quantities at 4934 regular and were offered at 3 per vent lower on option of sixty days. Jn miscellancous shares there was only a moderate business, the furtive Nubians failing to make an ap- pearance in Western Union and the Pacific Mail peo- ple lying at anchor with firos banked until an oppor- tunity offers to got steam up again. ‘Taking the market for ail in all there was but little interest taken in speculation to-day, and the declining prices show that operators do not want that interest OPENING, HIGHEST ANP LOWEST PRICKS, The following table showg the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— Opening. Highest, — Lowest ey York Central. lolyg LOLs 1013 10 +10 944 55 bag 7 6% 86% 35% Northwestern preferred.. 59 58 Rock Island 101 crib es and §t. Pau 2 ; Mil and Bt, Paul preferred 52 51 73 ay Bag oy 7 m1 Atlantic and Pacitic Te! 15% Pace Muil.......... 235g CLOSING PRICES—2 P.M Offered. Asked. 45x ” Union . ta Au& EneTel.. body ven siiv 1 vicksilver pf, 16 arb @ Min. 33g MirL RM pte ot U's Express +. Vel ary Hed Chie & Alton oT oS Cleve & Fitts. 90 vw % i CES Wyn Bey beg Tora \ i cht i R pt. 4 Chia KL. 10H O95 Caan Paeiae. omg og Mil & St Paul. 20%, Mo Pacific... 4 5 : ADVANCE AND DECLINE, The following are the changes in closing prices com- pared with those of yesterday :— Deciuxe,—New York Central, 4%; Burlington and Quincy, 3; Chicago and Alton, 132} do, preterred, 1; C., C,, © and by 365 Deiaware and Lickawanua, 149; ‘bei: aware and Hudson, 1%; Erie, 34; St Joseph, preferred, 34; Illinois Cent 1; Lake Shor Michigan Central, 1%; Morris and ‘Essex, Hi sey Central, 2: } Northwestern, 4; do, preferred, 1; Obio and Mississippi, % Pacitig'! Mail, 3g; Rock Island, 3; St. Paul preferred, 34; Wabash, 44; Union Pacitio, Western Unton, (3 American Express, \. ‘Apvancz.—St. P&ui common, 4 ; Adams Express, 34; Weils-Fargo, 4; gold, i. ‘The rest*of the market was unchanged, TUK MONKY MARKET, At times during the day money commanded 4 and 5 per cent, but at the close the rate was fixed at 214 and 2 percent, The following are the rates of exchange on New York in the undermentioned cities:—Savan- nab, buying, 34 off; selling, par a 34 off; Charlestony searce, 5-16, 4 a par; Chicago, par; Cincinnati, 100 discount; St. Louis, 125 discount; New Orleans, com- mercial, %; bank, 44. Foreign exchange was dull. Prime aterling, asking rates, 4.82 and 4,84; selling rates, 4.813 4.81% and 4.83% 0 4.83%. Rolchmarks, 0434 a ¢ ON 9434 apa 9534 a 9534; cable, 9674 996; pi Paris, » 619% and 5 167%. DRY GOODS IMPORTS. The imports of foreign dry goods at New York amounted during the week to $989,048; the amount marketed was $1,061,350, THK GOLD MARKRT. Gold opened at 109% and closed at 109%, with sales in the interim at 1097. -The rates paid tor carrying were 2 to 3 per cent, and tor borrowing flat, OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE a Gold balances. « $940,407 Cursency balances, soaaees Gross clearances. ), 562, CLEAR Peeuin currency exchange: ", . Currency bulances. 3,180,014 Gold exchan; ~ 6,482,483 Gold balances, . 676,516 ‘THE UNITED §TATES TKRASURY. ‘Washington advices report as foliows:—Revenue re- coipts to-day, $200,000; customs receipts, $400,000; bank notes received for redemption, $6,000, STATE LONDS. State bonds at the board were 144 lower for Tennes- noc sixes, now series, to which deulings were confined, District of Columbia 3,668 sdid at 6v\4 a 69—a dechye hia GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed steady at the following quo- NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1876.-WITH SUPPLEMENT. © tations:—United States currency sixes, 124 a 124%; do. do,, 1:61, registered, 117 a 117%; do. do, do, coupon, 11744 a 117% ; do. do., 1865, registered, 10075 @ 1103, ; do. do., do, coupon, 1097; a 11034 ; do. do., do, new, registered, 112% a 113; do. do., do., do., coupon, 112% a 113; do. do., 1867, registered, 115% a 126; do. do,, do., coupon, 115% a 1157 ; do, do., 1868, registered, 116}g a 117; do. do, do., coupon, 1164 a 117; do. ten- forties, registered, 113% a113%; do., do., eoupon, 115 41154¢; do. fives, 1881, registered, 112%; a 113; do. do., do., coupon, 1124¢ a 113; do, 445s, 11054 a 111. RAILROAD BONDS. Rallroad bonds were quiet. The following were the changes in prices compared with last sales:—An ad- vance of 3g 10 Delaware and Hudson registered of 1804 and \ in Michigan Central sevens, There was a de- chne of 1 per cent in Obio and Mississippi consolidated sinking funas, 3 in Ohio and Mississippi seconds and Great Western seconds, % in Union Pacific sev land grants, 3 in Cleveland and Pittsburg fourth and 4g In Central Pacific gold bonds The following wera the closing quotations for Pacific Railroad* tonds:— Union firsts, 106 a 106\,; Union land grants, 101 a 1013; Union sinking funds, 90% 291; Centrals, 110 0 1103g. Bonds amounting to $2,381,000, registered con- solidated stock of the city of New York, wero placed on the list of the Stock Exchange to-day, and called “New York city sixes twonty-fifties of 1876,” THE PORKIGN MARKET. ‘The London advices report consols and American se- curities a fraction lower to-day.. Bullion to the amount of £210,000 was withdrawn from the Bank of England on balance to-day, At Frankfort United States new fives were quoted at 10234. Rentes at Paris were a shade better, at 105t. 25c, Tne following are five P. M. quotations:—Consols for money, 96 a 9634 ; consols for account, 96 a 9635; five-twenty bonds of 1865, old, 1033; ; flve-twenty bonds of 1867, 109; ten-forty bonds, 1083; a 10834; new fives, 10634; Eric common shares, 9% 010, a THE AMERICAN MINING BOARD. The following are closing prices:— Bid. Asked, Alpha Con. Gold and Mining Co.. 58 Belcher Silver Mining Co. 19 B, and Belcher Mining Co... 50 jedomia Silver Mining Co. il litoruia Mining Co... 6335 Cleveland Gold ining Os v0 6) he Consolidated Hercules... o% Consolidated Virginia Miuing Co. 5S45 Confidence Silver Mining Co... 16 Crown Point.....++. 12 Gould and Curry Silver Mining Ce = Hale and Norcross Silver Mining Co. 7 9 Lucerne. 1% 2 pe 4% 30 Mining Co. 41 Ophir Silver Mining Co. 87 Original Comstock... 3% Pleasant View Mining Co. 1% St. Joseph. ........ Te Savage Gold and Silver Mining. Go. 16 Southern Star. ........ Yellow Jackot Mining Co. MEMORANDA. ‘The Stock Exchange have placed on the list $2,381,000 registered consolidated stock of the city of New York, to be called “New York City 63 20-508’ of 1876.’” ‘These bonds were authorized by chapter 822, Laws of 1871; chapter 756, Laws of 1873; chapter 920, Laws of 1869, and chapter 300, Laws of 1875; they were awarded on proposal opened June 22, 1876; the bonds ro- deemable 1896, payable 1926, and bear interest 6 per cent currency, May and November. The Stock Exchango have also added to \the list $2,000,000 bonds to be called tho “Louisvillo and Nash- ville second mortgage gold bonds,’’ — NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES ‘ Farivar, Nov. 10, 1876, > BEFORE CALL—10 A. M. 350 sha NJ Cen RR, 2000 di 200 rae Mail 8 200 N¥o £1 RRias 10% 4 400 do 4 100 Tol, Wa W Sk. 200 Mil’ & St P RR 100 do. Ww AND 30 XM, Te age pment Beis $1000 Pg 68. ad “Us 116% "{l00 Us b's. 6B, ls FIRST BOARD—10:30 4 a, 443¢ 200 ahs Nich OC 2 @ylg lov do.. ov a se = 10) TN Cen RK jos, H & Egt... 17 16, OL 0 & H i be Bi wes Feone 06) 86% 1000LSEMS 40 be 86! fold 0. 10. 0M i 3 Pim, LO 108 100 Mor &Es Ist con 101% 2400 1000 Mich Con 7's... 1023 4Q0 5.00 MASP18t,C dM 90 15000 Uisiw ae a YO0U0 O & Me 80" 1600 1000 Cen Pac gb...) 110% 2100 1000 “do. 11038 1009 wi 450 10> 1900 Wolsy 140 600 633% 4700 do... BUU NJ Cen tle «be 400 ie svoatinii: be 161 ag eles 83 SEREEEZE é Han & 8t Jo. na > ca BEFORE § CALL—12:30 PB, 200ahe LoSeM MRE. 790 Pae Mal SB... 100 © & SW RR piso 200” “do. 10) Mieh £0: 117 $90000 US6's, r, "8. SECOND BOARD—l P.M. 110 j200ahs LS&MSRRSS S474 7 do. 54 bid Hy Hititbe To) Chi & HT Rit be 100 Nil @ se P KR be to) Ml as P ph....be 200 ver 5 Ape 100 do, 150 do. [02 Onto $5000 U 8 43¢ r Too the Canton C oo NJ oon wt, ‘COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON: SPOT QUIET AND 1-l6c. LOWER; FU- TURES CLOSED ACTIVE AND 3-J2c. a 3-160. HIGHER—¥LOUR QUIET—WHEAT QUIET BUT STEADIZE—CORN FIRMER—OaTS ¥IRMER— WHISKEY DULL AND NOMINAL—PORK NOMI- NaAL—LARD QUIBT—PETROLEUM FIRM— SPIRITS TURPENTINE QUIET—ROSIN QUIET— O1Ls QUIRT—COFFER STEADY—sUGaR STRONG—¥FREIGHTS FAIRLY ACTIVE. Fruvay, Nov. 10—6 P. M. Business marts, in common with every other place, have been so surcharged with political excitement during the past week that almost the entire mercantile public bas been practically mcapacitated for doing business, and by consequence almost every description of merchandise has been neglected and the markets are at aco te standstill ‘he steadiness every- whore exist!™g, however, affords complete assurance that mercantile matters were nover before 80 little dis- turbed bya Presidential election, while the gloomy prognostications of ihe demagogues have been com. pletely refuted by absence of depression or anything akin to @& panic im commercial circles. Tho tact is, business and politics have come to be so completely discounected that, no matter which particalar party may be in favor or in power, the mercantile affairs of the country will run along in the same old groove without let or hindrance. Demand and supply are far more potent in coma jal circles than politics—and thisisasitshould be. During the past week very httle Dusiness has beem done in any branch of business, On *Change flour has ruled steady but quiet. » Wheat has been dull and the market has ruled in buyers’ favor. Corn, with- out espectul activity, has hardened and is a little higher. Oats abont steady all the wook. Whiskey, under large receipts, has declined, Cotton has doen pretty active during the most of the time. Provisions have ruled quiet and no radical change has occurred, al- though lard hasaradually worked its way up to higher figures. To-day (Friday) the markets woro all quiet. Flour was quiet but unchanged. Whedt was quiet but the mar- kes was steadior and holders hittle firmer in their views. Corn was firmer but not active, Oats wore firmer. Whiskey dull and nominal, Pork was nominal Lard a shade easier for cash. Freights were fairly active. Cotton on the spot ‘was quiet and 1-16¢. lowe! Futures closod active and strong Coffes was steady. Sugar was bat steady. Pétroleum was frm. 01 re kenerally quiet. ‘Asuxs were unchanged, quoted at 5c. = 53gc. for pots and 63¢c. for pearls, ANTIMONY was quiet but firm at 14%. a 1S¢., gold. Bunswax was steady ut 320. for Southern and s03¢e. for Western ; 700 Ibs. Southern wold at 32c. Bxoom Coun remained dull at 330. « de. for red, 4c. 1 Se. for red tipped, Se. « 530, for modiuin and Ge. # 7c, tor choics n. —The market for Brasils was quiet, but New 01 ct c.; fir do, 18%gc. pritie’ 1oige a I@icce oxtrone’t rime, 19!ge. w 1@ge.; extreme ra antos, fair to good, V7pge. a Java, government bags, 2Uc. a ore, Te. om, Hy. TAG. § al ‘ae anitla, fie. nase wroa was djl oad cee We quoto:— es, sino. with hess, SLYE 8 Gt 10: sucar ith heads, 300 i BB-inich, $2 36-inch, Rooks, 7de. Pag as és. ‘pipe do. hi 14 Joes, ordinary oops, 12 feet, do & $33 pr note sales’ of 200.009 Ibs. lake at soKge. 8 20}ge., closing ut. ZOKe., cash; iso 150,00 lbs. ‘Tennessee ingot, for future a nm privan Compagk was dull. We quote :—Ma cotton. and tue market closed ture deliveries closed active, strong and 3- 16. Ihigher. The closing prices to-day comparo with ‘rworsdag's as fovember 9. Fridny, 275.92 012 8-16 November’ Decomber.12 7-35 Junumry :. 12 13-32 a — Pebruaty 13 1932 « Marelt .2. 12 26-32 @ 718 8 Ja 1fbe a 189-16 August =Qiivtations aro based on American staudara of classifien- tion and on cotton in store runnin, in quality not more than half » grade above or bolow the vrade qu. ted. New votton. Uplanile, Alutama, N, Orleans Ordinary 10K ri Strict ordinary. 15 ne ood ordinary. Me 716 HH “7-168 Fa 1%. 1316 12%.16 eh 13h 8 ‘Stainod—Uood ordinury, 100. ortisaey, Tomgect low: mlddiing, ic; raiddlioge re Spot dw, were us follows :— oO P.M, © 00 at 12-9 t0e., JOO we 1 100 at 1216. My? 3 i2¢e., 100 at 74, 700 1,70) at 12 Vite, Lite, 400 1a 21-i2¢. syas L }, 200 a oF 100 at as J jos. = Grand ‘The receipts at the purts were 4s follow: New Oricuns, Uz4: Mobile, Lee 4.710; Charleston, 3.552; Wilmin; New York, 020: Roston, 350 = Euitaaati ber This day last pth ig 52,000. last SBSt otal elute wepiember 1. 1-181, ie arin rt freights closed as follow: 5 Bremen, ‘0 Livorpool, a ), O- 166. ‘Duvas, &c.—The mi chou wns weneraily quiet pe with- change. Opium was very firm, :job low wore selling at $7 15, eur 124g, curroney, Shetine Dy C4005 V8.0, oted ag 450. for * be. Tor * S\N and a necty at $1 250 81 40, ou vitriol jot at $1 75 per ewt. for larye lots wud 2c. w z a idee, Camphor wan, weedy 8s for refined im bbls, on spot. Cream tartar firm at Oc w Bc, gold, for america Freneh, Y4e. for powdered in Lbis. * wn dv. in boxes. Alcoholics Chloroform und eu steady at U2e. for tho former and de. @ Ue, Borax was ; quoted at lic, for rofin 19}4¢, tor do, Ce ‘Balsam tolu was 1 . currency. Burgundy ma a Prussiate y Bichro quoted at and L4c. for powde: a Gige, Sit: toe Divi divi asic, gold. ‘as to uuality ealt xan swan quiet Epsom salts firm at Bh a pre rdimy to quality & Gige, Cawsta buds were squoted at te.for whole dia was firm at Se. h was quoted 0 ON wl as Po) quoted “at SOc. & 4 de. for sort entirel; $75 por t potash wa: ic. do. Tale, sige a 10s berries wer e dull at 2 Uke. for ordinary Tialian, Ge. Verdee turjentive. w Soap—ionti white w 1 Marseilles pure mottled at 10e.,’ gold, and’ do, ‘coramon as ei Les bled Kochello salts were steady at Sige. for rboses. Quiniue was active avd firm; Row bend ut a Biue vitriol was steady at Tike. a So orang aed ws lodide potasa was ‘Alum—Lamp selected. searee : uickwilver was qui z Pega ag Bie., don Bet sold at 25c. « quoted at 8. smoail at sic, potash was in Tartarie ucid was qalet* 66. 8 47/60. 101 powdered, Licorice root was qui prices: quoted at from Be. to Licor' # baste-_ Calabria at 28e., cold; Pignatelli at Bho. large Guzaliua at She: Corigliano at 42e. Ouitletisn Cod Ke dand 82 50 tor Setar re axing from $1 15 aBl 5 or Cape, Ginger was Ergot was firm; hel dat fe here and 808, i Afsenic was in fair demand. at Sige. white powdered, and 13% were quiet. We quote :—Mustard brown do,, hie a The, and brown yellow Eualish, ge. w Le, toh was quoted 877 Smyran at $725, ld, at BLS vwas firm at tic. a1 340. was. 4 Chamomile. fiowers were quiet at 25e. and 80. a SOc. tor Koman, Glycerine w. Issge. Sweet inarjoram was quiet at Ic. Orris rot was steady wt 1i}ic. cording to quality, Tones ven: were auoted at | Be. for Angosiura. Aithou root was quoted at. 280." 30c. tor white cut. Mexican nd Le. for seco Gum arabic was quoted at 15e, for prime sorts do, do Gum dathar was quiet at 1c ‘iminboge was quoted AL G7e. Assafwtida was steady Ite. ‘Gurvonste tmmonin, wis quoted. at, 1aice Essential oils were steady. Woe quote—Ohi bergamot, $3 75: oll Jomon, Sanderson's, $3; Ihmsen’s finest oll rose, 86 50; of! anise, $1 47%. all gold; oil erayey 44 40 & z oll croton, $2 13 cltronella, $2 oil lavender, oil do, Te, & oll cloves, £2 70: oll winteraraén, 63 ofl sans Inelusive,'/0e.; oil peany: 135, | currency of $15. w $25, Hala yer tan Nye asym We Sots sales of Sb tous oodarach abuiga, 25 cone sal soda st SL 25 tons caustic soda at $4 0644, 100 kexe bicarb tge., all old, and 10) casks fg powder at Fone; Secu cl & B10 for No. 1, 83 50 « $# for No. 2 an Box ki nd Ade. tor’ No. 1, p ut 86 25 por bbl; 500 bbis. sold at that pri Labrador sold at Pe 450. bbix, & $8; Grand 40 9 $1.45, spot 12% « $4 35, all’ gold; blenchin, per curbouate soda, Joum OUR AND GRAIN, iy 200 bushel corn, 24,452 Darley, 30,084 do. sul soda, eanstic soda, $4 0 Butane & Cos dakoxs), S8e, for prime of 2,000 Ibs. chi wore firm, with sma 85 75 tor George's and 3 ir ‘ore firm ; 600 bois. sigreeplt sold at $15 00 a $7 for i Were firm ; 5,000 box 5 YUO bbls d round were quiet; We quote:—Goutau-—George’s Bunk, 73 085 50, Mac iywe wane, $25 «$27: shoro No. sold, m meal, Hels; outs, F000 do. 5 The flour market was Ty®, 2.386 dor; Quiet, but un’ changed. "A moderate inquiry prevailed ‘ton shipping grades at unchanged figures, ‘fhe sales were 11,000 Including State, Western and Southern, at the pele quotations. Rye flour was quict, bbls. at bls. and $2 wales of ubont 400 $4.40 0 8. Corn. m Orycat sold at $3 #3 50 0 4756 5108 S650 6 Saperfine W: 47a 5 Extra Western. 5108 6 Minnesota, 6250 7 Round hoop Odio, shipping brand 5100 Round houp Ohio, trade brands... 5508 6 Family... 6508 % St. Louis, low ext 5250 & St. Louis, straight extra, S75a 6 Bt. Louls, choice double extra 6250 7 St. Louis’ choice family. 750% 900 Ryo flour, flue to duper 4400 515 Southern, No. 2 4108 450 Southern, super 4500 500 Southern, oxti 5858 700 Southera, fam 708 875 Corn meal, Western 2850 320 Corn meal, Jersey, 2458 320 Gorn ment, Brandy win 3xba 345 Corn meal, puncheons 15 50a os ut more inguiry, ing 4 itl Ormer in their views for straight No, 2 spring, but little was done. sales comprised spring at $1 23 o ‘about 30,000 bushels, including »No. 1 $1 YO; rod winter at $1 27; No. 4 Mitwankee on private i No, 1 Minnesota spring ut $1 30, Corn was gules were about 8) 000 bi dneluding is tor November delivery at Sve, for steamer cago mixed, Oats were s shade firmer. - The sal 80.000 Uushels at at 376. @ Sie, for rejected: 87e., for No. 2 mixe white Bnd die, « 48e, for mixed State. Rye was qui wold at 7 15,000 ba No. 2 Lake Shore. Fruit. - vorelen a dried wx: ins—Lay Guarter boxes, Ror box: jew curti wud Boston ality. 1 15e.; do. nuts were dull Wo ottats 1 10; prime do., $1 30 1 SU, Hay xp Straw.—The market was firm, mand, Wo quote i—Bule liny, shipping, quallclos, 75e, a 90e. Se. iixur snp Jorm--Thore wns nothing doing in hi douvl $125 for rough Fount. r ttatina, ‘$274, w $280, oll ic, currency rite busts, ¥ 1- rey rh curréney, Mania hemp. Baie; Mal hemp, Oa; iatie, Sigel Cc. sme. a4 Leghorn citron, % 20. 5 0c. for prime sail mixed; and 6c, tor N were 0: 2 white ; BO!ge. @ ie. for Ni edge. for inferior te ‘cholte e. tor No. 2 wheis soid wt $1 15 for Barley mait wai slo Western. Burley was active; at No. 1 Canada, und 80e. for juiet. - @ quot Bling a 8 ‘We. + Valencia, ‘oie nts. Blac. dary ‘Fregeh do., runes, Se, & dhac., for Servia Che oe Beate: oe,” Blackberit ‘-Ordinnry ite a's & $1 40; choice to fancy dv., with a libpral de- mBoe. a te. rotall Straw, held firmly. We note sales of 120 tnd 60) vaies yesterday on private merase dre ore hice $200 tor sin, Fie‘ market wes firm. We * ifivns.~ note sales of 2,058 Montevideo, from second hunds, to arrive, at 2ze., gold; und Western, 90) elty slaughters|,000 du, “sited v 2le. 18 to 2 a 190. ; Ve lected: dry anlted Texas, 24 to BU Ibs. dry sulted Southern, 24 to 80 ibs, staugnter, lbs., tics, all eurreney, selec Hors.—Ihe market wa: Am ooo, 21 is By ey 38 Ths. Brita Contest morioen, Matamor ba.. 220. : 4, Ibs, re Shes, Bry to 19 ‘ona a 10 1 Bes ‘0x, 60 to 80 Ibs., Dige. 8 100" de, oon, 4 colpts and ¢: total receipt period in total expor 1,148; do, for period in ‘quote New York, go choice, new, Yorks how low to fair, new, 240. 0 We; Bastera, 88¢.; Wisconsins, in 4c. 8 Trox.— but quocations remuin the sume as last reported: No, 1 sola on priv Eulinton $6 5 pod nit LkaD was qui rency for Americnn, Leatuen ~There was o rom manclacturesyane. the i ceipts tor the we exports for, bea’ to Anyglang lek: Boa n 5de. woud juotably Bis her. Be bbl Be. ; 11,000 4,000 bbls, retined at yee terms oro 00.7 $ % (05 nske PRovisto: i ceeipte Park, 160 kegs and 10 eases; mei 44 tivrees 2,998 ons clued change, Novewber (old), Cut meats ve Fe, w ihgee frost ae at oulde: boxes ce, er clenr sold backs, at Boston, tree on board, detvory next yove terme, eet wae, quiees 420 note, said a ses We quow mone, SL city Pag ary, We, . Be. qearlens, 10e. « 20c.; olds, all wha, 4 | Beata 0 Bue. bby 18e. OLASSKS. —New Orleans wi Foreign was quiet. mixed, 24¢. 6 8Ue,; clayed, fiuing. B2e. », die. 9 prim ab Brot —T ‘the closing prises, w do,, in bbls, Milde, $17 emai &¢ 816 10, and 5.200 bln Mukeh delivers. ale it eo re was a depressed feeling in the iron market, + 250 tons eran pig was quiet; wrought scrap | was do. market suled firm. re 4,504 sides and S8d Le " t fis Callfortiva 208, thes; jes poor damaged common ay. th 8 good demand, Bong coutritugal and ‘S5e,; do., murseovado re: es grocery, Sic. » 88¢.; Portu ‘eieo, aoa * rly New Orieni li ona strained, 81 bic ard, $150; oh ST ‘ituia. 2 38 ks pent Oris. Tue market was stoxdy bat quiet. We oto salen at soi of 80 ah A ol cf 1, Northern whale of for ist eK ao, blowched win 3 wh: alo, btm ‘beg bleacher wit hin h. de, —The market was firmer in tono, but not We note sates of 6,000 bbis. relined as igh test wt ae and wt peg ory W vols do. on private Palio “i800 bbl is. here yestord: Ve ae JU peers bably nt 25%, 15) * naphtha, ee Unit Caton Gus Ube lard, 541 terean, 475 packuyen: amd 177 bo x bec 202 tieecen, Iie vols, wud Tie pork. mu marker wes wivt und without go> ai. aa "Br March, $1 500 for February 4: wore quiet, Avout 00 1 Fresh hai 0 tuyere 93 wero quoted ati frost shoulders Mt O4e, belli on was quiets 100 private price, and 100 boxes Barrels, extra mess, aol packet, 50 4 BIL 60, India, 27. "eet heme we Werterh sinoked — miewts we Mae Wame nud hice « Bice. for shoulders, eae riled r nd andatthe clove ® shade OA e105 ‘asked a, W) Gould: go Uy aaked Janu, WGsked: Febroses. @1U bid. 10 Up | de 2 U7 2 10 per Ib; Sultana, 1134¢,. do. | to good, warket was fairly active and steady. We ina, Inir to prime, phime, Se “a O80. 5 ominatiy Oye. Kuu,coon, in band, 2 ~ ths ket for 100 bhds on the ba quote :— fair t» ~ ayes curreney; standard A. wdered, . Currency, for domestic, and The market was quict z 4., 230 bbls. id Unchanged, Th at Wc. for TaLbow.—Keceipt market was vies bbls. at S80. a 5%; Wiisee) «i deusks The ales ware 75,000 ‘ket was dull and nominal in the ab- sence of sales, Tix.—The Jorelgn markets wore very firm, with au upward tendency. and ou ‘The shipments to this country were very light, market ruled very stroug. We pot eaeen iC thy Ise; Bnglisi, 17%¢. ; te 4 nuiminally ‘pita ST New Havana, on private | term Os wick but frm. The svios were 2,000 lbs. une daied ermbing. fleece ut Ste. ; 8,00 tbs, fine od Missouri, at 8c. ; 0,00) Ibs. Maryland unwashed, 0.00 tbe Mishhean, ub dnige Ws, choicwe Mis? souri, tub wi ‘Hes 30,0 0 tb tail clip Cuiifornia, at 200, 3,000 Ibs, do. do, Ing, tine do. 300 foe. Cutt 0,00 Tbs. T Howey 000 Ibs. Kustern Texas, wt Thee) was quite an active movement in petro- leum tons t mensure to United Kingdom, Whilo continental shippers also operated quite liberally aud’ with rates ull round jor this class stronger, and in the in- stance of United Kingdom ports fully 8d. higher. | The ma ‘otherwise was quiet, buPwell held for chartering ve I, wil F mom for grain was wouker to Gi To Liverpool, by sail Bristol, tons tallow, bbls. flour, per steam (lor forward shipniont), 3,000 bbls. io reported on private terms, To Bremen, por steatn, bales hops at 8 marks. To Glasgow, per steam, 24.0.5 grain at gd. ‘The charters comprised :— trian bark, hence te Have man’ bark, trom Baltin ut 3s. 9d, option of Rotterdam, 4s. { Ame Brist with man bark (in our last on prl man Baltic, with 2,800 bbls. do,, mt 5s. 04. entine, from Philudelphis to. two Spanish ports, with 8,000 tase don ab 20e.; a tiurman ship (uow at Sandy. Hook), from Philadelphia to Bremen, with 8,000 bbls. do., wt 4s: 4d., option of to load at New York, 4.; a German. bark, from Philadelphia taghe Contivent, with 6,000 bis rivate teriny “arrived here. on with 2,200 piiae te terms), hones to G a British bark- henca to a Norwegian b Dhle do., at $a, Ud ze. hence io Antworp, with Od. ¢ an Leallan brig, henge to Pirwu Felmed, ar sone forwegian bark, 426 tons, hence to Cork! tor ordore ith slate, at 28s, ‘od., option bi direct port 1s, 3d. less ;?a British. burk, 7: Philad to Liverpool, wit 5s, Gd. per quarte pool, with 9,000 ba roe of charges. . with 2, i N Norwegian b k, hence fi s'Norwoxian bark, ‘ude petroloum, with 8,000 eaves cotton, at 9s. por rogistered ton, NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS, Frrvay, Nov. 10, 1878 REORIPTS FOR TWO DAYS, , Veale as ge Bowser. owe Culscu Lambe, Hoge O22 354 (3,508 pa O38 ot 1490 1,903 _ mam = = 1975 2 S07 7.401 mon @ light run; quality generally iprlevs, sc. to TOC. por Ib.; welghis. Use cwts WBN unt; trom 55 Ibs. 4 ST Jos: has been allowednet. | As ©, Kastan sold fur self 14 ents Mt Bsc por Ib. weight ewtey inois Oe. ‘per Ib. welult Tyg we: “St Hltnols b,, welght 7% cwt.; 69 Illinois . per ib., weight 8X ewt. B. Knowlton sold on scesruiscion i Beats aroets. a8 Shee: per. Jb, weighs ‘Tig owt. GW. Vail sold for self 16 Tiiinoby steers at sige. per lb., weight G3; ewt. ; 341 swith 6c. bend, weluht 734 ¢ ry gold for M way | 80 0 10¥e. per elubt | 834 wt, yea far Goff Bros., Keutucky ant Wee. per Id weight strong; i steers at’ Bhgen on per head, ee per bs weigh} 744 cwt.. strong. At Jersey City yards Uurey & MePherson sold for Sheldon & Uu'8s GA Zinore at Ber a Oise per is, . for Casteline & Co. 64 Ohio stucrs at lsc. wl0c, per Ib.. weights ewt. Mok W. Wenthelmer sold 18 buils, live weight, 1,540 lbs., nt de. pe or Paytleld & Vo, 19 stoors at Seg per ib... weight 3 ew gan sold for sel 53 Ohio stoors at Se per Ib, weluht 8ig ews. SHEP AND Laxus. le firm ou @ light runs, aeality nerally fair p Bold nb Az¢c. w O8Ge. per Ib. : tebe wt Gie. per lb.; mixed flocks ut Hie. por lb. 8. Me wold 18 state aboep, weight 1,980 fbs., ut de. per Ib.; 9 State lambs, welght 59° Ibs, at Se. per ib; 7 State lambs, weight 490 ‘Ibs, at 54¢¢. per Ib.; 105 stute lambs, generally culia, weight 7.760 a Davis & Hollenbeck sold 189 Cunuda ¥ ow = wel Git 103 Ibs. per heud, stoke. va 89 Stato eight 8 Ibs, a 72 Ibs. por teen a Oige verlbe Kase Videos sold so sheep, welgnt ue 42ag, ver, Ib, Ud sheep, weight It 91 Ibs, sho rhe ‘ 27 we Poiume'® Eile sold, 4 4 hed , ut Se. per 1b. weight 94,500 Ibs., wt 43;0. per Ib. weep. Woighs 8,000 Ibs, nt Sogo. vor ibe; 4 Canada sheep, weight 400 'lbs., ‘at Ge. per Ib. ; 157 State arabe, welght 11,800 lus., at Glge. per ib. MiP —Trade moderate at $15 6 $65 pdr head, a inclu KALN AND CaLrEs.—Smooth quality veals held on sale, Coarse a qaaltty calves slow low of sale at Sige. por Ib.; also at per bew Three car loads Se Obio hogs were held on sale on we swelghis COTTON RECEIPTS, The following is # statement of the net receipts of cozton at all ports ‘ines Septarader 1, 1g70s— anc Ports, Ports, Norfolk. 0+. Total... DOMESTIC MARKETS, wvestox, Nov. 10, 1878. ; low'middling, 113¢6. : js020 wes Cotton Irregular; middling, 1134: grea ordinary, 10%6e, Net ‘rece! Ride wigek, “a 9 i, Kroes, 26, Gi tinent, 2245; to Pathe Chaunel, Sales, 13,724, 191 New Onteans, Nov. 10, 1876. a 7521, Cotton firm; middling, 12c. ; low middling, 1xe.5 good ordinary, 107; jet re ips, 12,024 bales: ‘gross, 14.454. 2, Coastwite, Bales, ekly net recoipts, 50,448 bales: gross, To Grout Briveit. 16.98; to Franco, jontinent, ; coustwise, 2,146, Sulos, Mont, Nov. low middiin, 3.249 bales. Exports cousy- Cotton firm ; middling, 11%c. ; ordinary, 10%¢. Net receipts, wise, 2193, | Sales, 2,000, Kk, 40,942. Weekly not ros eye 2 bales, Yixporie, cuastwise, 7,906," Sales, 4,900. Savannan, Nov. 10, 1876, Cotton quiet and frm: middling, 185 lov middling, rai Sion #, 4,719 Bates, 10,468, Onautxstox, Hey, 10, 1876. Cotton firms middiing, 1244e.; low midaling, LiKe. : good ordinary, U4ge. Net receipts, 592 bales. Exports to the Vontinent, Bale 103, ‘eekiy—, 1,00," “Stock, OF ad Nt receipts, 20,244 3,808; to the Goatinen 10,00. ‘me unchanged; sal 1 Milwaukee ci % Michigan, 81 Corn unet we and, bus un mel: $100 do. No. 3 abor sample at Fi on ‘cers 88; ed: tHe. 20,000" do. mo Changed, Millfeed unchanged. Canal foie ‘Bes core and rye bi vy Aa 4 to By, Yor! rye bige., Siie. 0 Albany, ‘Tage. to Philadelphi Meise Shon jewburg; ow, York. orecnptetinrley, 51,000 bushels, Jamber, 706 WOO feet. nal shipments— Burley, 97. shelx;’ lumber, 1828000" foot. Kullrond shiprfents—Flour, 1,600 bbls, Soong es Nov. 10, 1876, Ra Ah dal ae Sone Whe Rad active and « " ineayo spi th aber $1 Ub, Dosthiber, Aes. 8 don ‘ti, 0 ens 497 Corn a, good “demand, it full. p mber. wea i une casks at $19 32, but sendy} ys Ba woud ‘doman t 66,009 bushels; corn, 34,000 B00 do. ley, 19,000 do. be. « whet, ih bushels: eorn, 1 rye, 2,000 do. ; Pea bigher: 8 08 ‘ ,009 do. ; ont, 10,000 At the «fternoon ent’ ofthe Board: ip 093g a BLO Dor cember: $1 10% a anuary. Corn firm; caso, $39(0, eeieer 43%. November: wh ifs your. PRINTING CLOMHS MARKET. Paovipence, R, pr} ting cle adv: ua, whi otter fagulry ona soins Gal BRAZIL COFFEE MARKET, Rio Jaxuino, Nov. 0, 1670, price Inet, D0 ¢hanne, “Blo els por 0 ilo xebange on Santos, Nov. 0, 1876. intainéd, nochange, sa- Coffee market ood firsts, 6,100 4 aon, 25, Coffee mark periot Santon, 5,000 w 5,000 sols HAVANA MARKET. Havana, Nov. 10, 1876, eee aoe 218» 218% Bixchange; on the United Telsesunlt os eoidoh, 18° 1ojg premium: “Buger SS Seen Louisiana, | activ v4 No, 12 Duteh standard 10% a 11 reals por arrobe im gold EUROPEAN MARKETS, 1876.—The Cotton Corton Teape.—Livenroor, Nov. 10, Brokers’ Associat) n circular. in reviewing the trade for te wk ending has again beou ia sa Wnty Corrox Ma Sales of the week, bnies: exporters tovk 7,000; spreulators took ‘Total. stock, 426,00); American. 145,009. 45,000; Ame 000+ aetaal © cotton afloat, she ship's aide direct ook, 44.04 prices), Novem- ~The Loxpox, Nov. 1 Thine! Liverpool sp. otton report. referring to t Va bales to specalators, mentioned in the week. “This is larger spot speculation than # ere 10—Evouing.— 10—A I port, tas been for years.” Loxpon it * Manser.—Loxvox, Sperm oil closed at £90 « £91 per ton. Tae Gra Trape.—Liven 4 Nov. Nov. | & Ja ber quarter cheap There ure ‘only six cargoe: Mf the cow About 16,000 quarters wel ae “for the’ Continent within the weak. Since Tuesaay there has been little dolng in spot wheat; buyers nave had a slight advan. tage. Maige ts firmer, There- was a thin attendance of millers at this market to-day. Thore were moderate trans actions in wheat, and sales beyond retail quantities daly affected at'a feuction of m penuy per cental for both white and red, In flour there was nothing dolug, and prices wors nominaily rathet lower, There was little doing in cora. Sellors ask an advance of 3d. per qdarter, which though quotable, is not readily obtainable. 3 LD THERE RE ANY GROUNDS OF SUSPICION OF FRAUDULENT COUNTING ON EITHER SIDE IT SHOULD BH REPORTED AND DENOUNCED AT ONCR. No MAN WORTHY TH O¥FICE OF PRESIDENT SHOULD BE WILLING TO HOLD IF IF “COUNTED IN’? OR PLACED THRE BY ANY FRAUD, EITHER PARTY CAN AFFORD TO BE DISAPPONITED IN THE RESULT, BUT THE COUNTRY CANNOT AFFORD TO HAVE TUR RESULT TAINTED BY TUR SUSPICION OF ILLEGAL OR FALSE RETURNS. U. & GRANT, + oe FINANCIAL, joe EXPRESS COMPANY, 59 Broadway. New Youx, Nov. 9, 1876, The Transfer Books of this Compuny will be closed from 2 o'clock P, M., November 15, to the morning of Decew. ber 2. J.C. BABOOCK, Treasurer, T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND dowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and othor securities; insurance of all kinds wifected with best com- pani _ HABRI 119 Broadway. Aamoik BAZLEY, 74 BKOADWAY.—FIRST class Stock Exchange Privilocos; quotations ‘of strade dies, singlo priviléxos; also explanatory Gamplilote malted to wy address; correspondents in principal eitios in United tate: eX. FROTHINGHAM & BANKERS AND Brokers, 12 Wail st., dealors class Puts and C: ss buy and carry Stocks as long us desired on margin of th: to live per Circulars nt free, ML Lae Will be received at the office of the cy Clerk of Newark, Obio, till the Lith day of November, 1871 fe he sale of $15,010 of hight Per Cent “Redemption Bonds” of the city jowark, Obio, of the denomination of $500 gach, suid bouds to mature one-balt in three years and one-hali th six yeurs, interest payable sem{-annually, Te tal indebtedness ce the city, $49,315; total taxable vale don of i he eity, $3,885,000, By order of the Council of the City of New: CHARLES H, FOLLET, Clerk. T RUST FUNDS 70 LOAN ON MORTUAQE—CITY, Brooklyn oF Quoens county: LEA L Ts WOLcort, 10 Pine st, TH ONE EVENING PAPER IN A ERICA, THE UrkLBGRAM, reached Thuradny the supreme eiréulation ot ADE CENTS PER LINE, ADYERTISING RATES, RUST FUNDS TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORP- gage on Brooklyn improved city, ip sums to suit, Principals address be WARTED-#2.00) IMMEDIATELY, AS FiRST MORT- age on the maghluery and t ofa first clas factory, f 6 and clear; val jue BLO ‘DOR Box 400, 000. 7O LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY RAL De Joxtate first mort, Apply to JEFFERSON M. LEV, Attorney at Law rk row. “GO. n fir i wookly reports tY¥ BONDS VOR SALi. 20 $15,000. eat ores er rae DEN, No. 47 Wil 200. 00a. BUMS. TO SUIT—TO LOAN ON $ Mortage; five years; New York elty; theo money at 6 per cent. H. L. GRANT, 145 Broadway. |” TNERSAIPS, 6 TNERSHTH HERETOPORE EX. sys between William Kidder and Sra Crista. dora’ under the Gem ‘name of Willits J. Kidder & or te this day dissolved by Himisation. FIRE. bs ha rit Vee ia Nguidation, 10, 1878, EPH ©) RISTADORO, ew YORK, 7 NEW YORK, 1ST NOVEMBER.—I BEG TO INFORM you that I lave this day closed the business of commis sion merchant, hitherto carried on by me in this ctty. MENKLAS. The undersigned commission vee le KAS, C, MINELAS, 80 Beaver st. A. MIKAS. AK GENTLEMAN, FANOVING PROVITAVLE” HORSH business, will fuid opportunity to purchase a wall extab- lished concetn which payy from S40 to $400 profit per month; $8,000 to $10, cash required; ouly real with addresses noticed. one EMO town Brau RARE OPPORTUNITY.—A RELIABLE PARTY offers ts pews wan, with 62,500 ready cash, Sen as 98 reo on @ treding voyaxe in warm climate: and commission paid: thir is assplendid chunce for ht man. Address TROVIC, Herald office. namet 1d Ups (uanceny AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE, OF valuable 151 acre Farm. highly cultivated and improved, at EDWARD PF, vember 21, 2 o'clock, ROBERTS’ office, 3 J.; ful bearing frit trees; frebh water Pennsylvania Railroad, with froutage ftiew box ore, Md. “ITHOGRAPHIO PRESS AND 81 “RTON: FOR SALE— Will lend to employ owner. PRINTER, Herald office, PAE ER WANTED, Witt A E CASH CAPITAL, TO $0 $2,000, to establish In any Dart of ‘and Pickle mapufactory ; goods profits to invester, ptown ofice, “WAS A JOURNALISTIO Ssiowen oN PERI Thursday. The 4 intod of 11 aa on eee a a RATES, 20 CENTS PER LINE, CLASS RETAIL EG mer. with $3,000, INESS, box 08 ED—A_ FIRST CLASS, BUSINESS “WA with $1. 000 to €2,000 ensh, Rg establish an ney und’ commission house. Address K. Z,, box 147 ferald office, ANTED—A MAN WITH $1,500 CASH, IN A PLEAS ant, legitimate, eash paying business, well established. parties meaning business need addross M. ¥., box M1 Witenes turn ary love bus! take enarge of the busines — othce. Or 30,000 cotaiea' ite dest claw manutneturing ax Uablismvent, ow in Tull pperution. “by © party with the For pars es We above amount, with positiol spsachinconnitcielidpiesinemante THE COTTON CROP. Herald office. Norvork, Va, Nov. 10, 1876, The following report by the Cotton Exchango of the condition of the cotton crop is compiled from thirty. two replies from seventeen counties in North Caro. lina and three replies from Virginia:—Thirteen report ‘weather good and taoeg invaredie for picking than jas* year; teu replies report aboat the sume, and wely favorab.o. All report frost about the 15th of October; sixteen report pot much da: awe bap by. ant while nineteon say much injury hi the crop. Twonty report three-quart eg me pod an picked, and will Ooish picking by the last of November, whii \y about two-thirds of the crop have been pi 4 will Hnish picking about the last of Decem- r. Ten report the yield better than last year, six about the same, and nineteen report it from ten to ten, per cont less, There is uot much top cotter this year, COTTON CROP REPORT ¥ROM NEW ORLEANS. New Onieans, Nov. 10, 1876 The following is tho Coiton Exchange crop report for October :— ULSIANA. Lo We havo fifty-seven bad one Hy cape tw er 9 trast is reported from tt the lush ot G ie exceptions reported “ae killing trovt yet, this cuuse to top crop and young cot! tai aietion. Tt app pen +h fen ‘per ir cent of on uetion. “Tt w ‘eighty ot on picked, nad while noms have, Ba: Soon na A on) cont joss than lust year. sialmai be eats a remute phy euch other, soe theyll of i to the wod ioe Eyes He ho th o'long dry season. Wo have received one er \ went} geen et hae veew dry a vere tthe than lass y: A severe frost took place Oevober’ 1 an 4 every county as. review: why the cotton crop has bo fabod aireney, picking goneteliy will not be fore the luster part of mber. The yield is ine ‘all of them, asians fied fi oor meas meus wera eeraigias ei re “ies tober Bi. dry, decidedly a» fh sane th n oause is est progressed ve al Prouretetekou as the da Phil be unshored by tne fet of Forleon with Jae zeae tes 0 8 drought and bling frven