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

NEW ‘yoRrK HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1876. —TRIPLE FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘The Stock Market Feverish and Irregular. SOLD 109 5-8 A 109 7-8 A 1093-4. Money on Call Loans 2 Per Cent—Railway Bonds Generally Firm—Governments Steady. Watt Srrxzt, Tacsvar, Nov. 16—6 P.M. } For another day Lake Shore has been a Chinese puzzle to the Board, and there being no Celestial handy to construe it, even into pigeon English, !t re- mains Greek to everybody but the wirepullers them- ‘elves, There was a recovery trom the 55 polnt of yesterday, the quotation reaching 563 shortly after midday, again-receding to 553, and closing at the highest Qgures, Of why and wherefore cach one has an bypothesis, but nobody possesses facts, and in this tage nobody is the wiser, as one cau can ‘go it blind” on either side of the account without being bothered for reasons, which, aiter all, is as safe as any other way. At one time the Board was treated to a scesaw, Lake Shore rising and the Granger stock rapidly fall- ing ut the same moment, It was then universally con- ceded that the favorite was wonderfully strong, and at the ciose of business no reason was seen to change this opinion, Not so much can de said of the Western ana St. Paul stocks, which act as though their figures were clothes, aome sizes too large for prosent values, and they were sbrinking them down to fit, Thus the Northwestern fell from 34% to 32% und 587 to 57%, a8 they were common of preferred, aud closed a shade botter. The Bt Paul shares having been undergoing the shrinking process for some time back were less disturbed to-day, but, nevertheless, lost ground, and finishea. below open- ing prices. The granger stocks are not suffering ap- parently from ary special difficulties other than those pf diminished and remunerative trade, but are simply going to the bad with Obio, Wabash, C.,C. andl. ¢., Erie and other light timbered tancies whieb are hope- jess in respect to dividends and an incubus upon the bands of hoidera, Hopes of reformation were enter- tained so long as the future of trade looked encourag- (ng; but now that this anticipation has bee: foned for this fall, at least, they are beimg voted tbe black sheep of the stock list, and abandoned by all former trienda, In this connection, however, it is due to the @Obio and Mi ippi road to say that the company positively deny the report about a receivership and state that the January interest will bo duly payt, Transactions 1n Western Union and Pacific Matl have been very limited at prices making but little variation. The latter stock remains stcady and strong under the action said to have been taken intne meeting of di- Fectors yesterday, which puts the line on equal terms with the Panama Transit Company in respect to tolls over the Panama Ratiroad. Railway bonds were quiet and steady, with an im- provement inthe Ohio and Mississippi issues, based ‘pon denial by the company of untavorable reports. At the close prices were a shade better under the (fluence of foreign telegrams, which were sonstrued Jo be of a less peaceful nature. ‘THE SALKS TO-DAY. ‘The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day Weregated 189,110 shares:—Erie, 700; Lake Shor 0,580; Northweqyern, 8,700, do. preferred, 5,700; Rock Island, 1,940; Pacific Mail, 2,500; St. Paul, 11,200; fo, preferred, 20,850; Obios, 5.250; Western Union, 8,500; Wabash, 800; Delaware, Lackawanna and West- ern, 2,300; New Jersey Central, 5,800; Michigan Cen- tral, 12,200. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— Opening. Highest. Lowest. 9% Bria... sesso. Lake Shore. box 856 Wabash... 6% Northwestern. au 34% 32% Northwestern proferred.. 58 58% 874 Rock Island... 2945 9935 Milwaukee and St. Paul... 191 19% 18% Mil, ano St. Paul preterread 6054 Sly 49% Del., Lack. and Western.. 7: Pani Bs Tola Wabash. 6% “6 Lnion Pacific. 59%, cha v1 2955 6 Mil & St Paul. 18: Mo Paeifi 3) ay Mi a stk pi, BOM Dist Col OTs. OTK ADVANGE AXD DECLIXE. The following are the changes in closing prices com- pared with those of yesterday :— Apvanck.—New York Central, 3; Delaware and Lacks wanna, 44; Delaware and Hudson Canal, }; Han- ival and St, Joseph, 34; Lake Shore, 165) ichigan ; New Jersey ‘Central, sisi Pale fic Mail, preag, 4; Wells-Fargo, 3. nd Alton, Lies u, c, ©. an a 23g; Erie, 363 |, 3e; Morris é Northwestern, 13 ; do., pret red, 34; Quicksilver, ‘St Paul, %;d0., preferred, +. THe MONBY MARKET, Money ci y at 2 per cent on call loans. Prime papem is discounted at the last quoted rates. The rates of exchange on New York in the undermen- Moned cities are as follows:—Savannah, buying, % off; selling, par a 3¢ off; Charleston, easy, nominal, 4-16 a 36 a par; St. Louis, par to 100 discount; Ciacin- sati, dull, 100 discount; New Orleans, commercial, %, bank, 34, and Chicago par. Foreign exchange was Weady. Prime sterling—Asking rates 4823; and 1.843; ; selling rates, 4.82 and 483% a 484 Reich- marks, 943 9 94%; and 053; a 953g. Cables, 95%. Prime Paria, 6.1934 and 5.167%. THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 100%, declinea to 100%, rose to 109% and closed at 109%. The carrying rat 2, 13g und 1 percent, Loans were also made flat, OPERATIONS AT THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold baiances..... Currency baiances Gross clearances. The steamship Abyssinia to-day brought from surope $750,000 gold coin and $300,000 in silver bars. GOVERNMENT BONDS, Government bonds closed steady at (ne following quo- tations:—United States currency sixes, 123% a 123%; flo, do., 1881, registered, 116% 117; do. do, do., soupon, 1173 a 117%; do, do, 1865, registered, 110 2110; do, do., do, coupon, 110 @ 110K; da ao, do,, new, registered, 1125 a 112%; do. do., do., do, oupon, 112% 2 112%; do. do., 1867, rogtstered, 1154 2116; do. do.,do., coupon, 115% 2116; do. do., 18¢8, fegistered, 116% a 117; do, do, do, coupon, 116% a 117; do, ten-lorties, registered, 113% @ 114; do. do, poupon, 114% a 114%; do. fives, 1861, regiatered, 112% 8 112%; do, do, do., coupon, 1I2% a 112%; do. 44¢’s, 10956 a 110, ‘THE UNITED STATES TREASUR The Assistant: Treasurer paid out to-day §64,000 gold on account of interest, and $7,400 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. The Sub-Treasury released $11,600 silver coin to-day, Revenue receipts to-day, $420,000; customs receipts, $360,000; bank notes re- ceived for redemption, $1,000,000. ‘THE FORKIGN MARKET. London advices continue to reflect the warlike feel- Ing in Europe and decided uneasiness in money circles, Consols have a dowoward tondemey and closed weak at 953g a 95, after sales at 954. American bonds are aiso lower. Thirteen thousand pounds bullion were withdrawn from the Bank of England on balance today. The proportion of Bauk reserve to liabilities, which was 543g last week, is now 54 There bas been a decrease of £799,000 in the Bank daring the week. The rate of discount remains anchanged, The foliow- ing are the latest quotations:—Consols for ys Wg; do. for account, 954; a 9544; ive-twenty vonds pf 1865 (old), 10354 @ 103); do. of 1867, 108% & 108% ; ten-forty bonds, 107% a 108; new fives, 1063¢ a 106.4; Erie, common shares, 954. RAILROAD BONDS. Railroad bonds wero 2 per cent lower for Obio and ‘Mississippl seconds, 2 per cent high or Great West in Northwestern gold sevens, 3 in New Jersey conso!i- dated firsts and \ in Northwestern consols and Hai nibal and St. Joseph eights, and an advance ef %{ iu Erie thirds 44 in Great Western firsts of 88 and St. Paul consolidated sinking funds this afternoon, N: York Central registered firsts sold at 120, Norih- western firsts at 106%, Rock Island sevens at 111, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy convertible sevens at 111K, and St Pay! consolidated sinking funds at 8535. Ohio and Mississippi consolidated sinking fands roid at 86, against 80 yesterday; do. consolidated, plain rose to 85 bid, and seconds to 42%; bid, Central Pacifics declined a fraction, selling at 109%. The fol- lowing were the closing quotations tor Pacific Railroad bonds:—Union firsts, 105% to 106; Union land grant» 100% to 1015;; Union sinking funds, 904 to 91; Cen | trals, 109% to 110. BANK SHARES. ‘The sales of city bank shares were 150 Merchants’ at 117, 20 St. Nicholas at 100, and 25 New York at 120; Park, 111 SOUTHERY STATE BONDS, State bonds at the Board were nominal. The ony sales were of Tennessce sixes, old, which were 3 lower. District of Columbia 3.65 bonds brought 6734. PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. The closing prices of Philadelphia stocks are a8 follows :— Asked, City sixes, new. sé United Railroads ot -_ Pennsylvania Railroad, 455 Reading Railroad Lehigh Valley Railroad. Catawissa Railroad (preferred) Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. Schuylkill Navigation (preierred).. Northern Central Railroad Lebigh Navigation Oil Creek and Al Central Fposies ithe ay TUR AMERICAN MINING BOARD. Tho following is the official report of sales to-day ths Lucerne 100 Raymond & 100 Savage. 54 100 Silver City 58 100 Union Consol. 100 do. 100 Kentuck The Merrimac Silver Mining Company has increased the number of its shares to 50,000, and reduced the par vaiue to $10 each, leaving the capital unchanged. Ten of the new sbares are to be given in exchange ior one of the old, SAN 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 trom San Francisco, i@ furnished by William Ward, Drexel Bullaing. All prices are 1m gold:— ——November— 1B 14 16, 16 Changes. lph: 34 33 34 32 Dechned 2 Beic! 1 14 15 14 Declined 1 Best & 42 42 43 42 Caledonia, 9 9 9 8 Declined California. 55 63 57 61 Dechned Chollar-Potost Tl 63 = 7L 68 Deciti Consolidatea Virgiwia.. 46 45 45 45 Declined Crown Point.......... 10 9 9 9 Dechned Prom lL LT mecmel Eureka Consolidated. lol il Gould & Curry. 2 WB 12 Hale & Norcross. 7 7 7 3 3 38 22 23 22 Advanced 11 11) 11 Declined 3 um 2 43° 43 43 Declined 1 74 76 74 Declined 1 Raymond & Ely. 5 5 5 - Savage... ll 11 Il Declined 1 Sierra Nevada. louiu — Silver Hill. 8 8 7 Declined 1 Union Consolidated 22 RR _ Yellow Jacket. b WwW Ww 16 _- The following are the closing official prices of mining stocks to-day :— Justice... Kossuth... 31% Consolidated Virginia 42 California Cholla Confidence Caledonia Union Consolidated. 11 Yellow Jacket....... 13% MEMORANDUM. The following securites were sold at auction to-day: $7,500 Mobile City sixes, 49%;. $402 53 Mobile City serip, $220 $700 State of Virginia sixes, 8034. $5,000 City of New Orleans sevens, 36, $87 50 One-balf paid January 1, 1875, ‘coupons on the above bonds, $30 lot. if dug New Orleans 7 per ceat bond, 1895, coupon on, $5,000 Pacific Railroad of Missouri first mortgago 6 per cent, gold, 1893, 60. $5, 000 Mobile and Montgomery Railroad 8 per cent, id, 60, ay ‘38 scrip for interest coupon of above bonds, $226 lot, $500 Montgomery and West Point Railroad 8 per cent, 1876, 5. ey South Carolina 6 per cent bonds, 1887, coupen on, 384. $1,000 Territory of Florida bonds, $5 lot. 1,000 florins Austrian lottery of 1860, $455 lot. $2,000 Mobile aud Onio Ratiroad first mortgage, 1,600 Mot aod Obio Railroad first morsqage, 40. 87 50 Vickaburg and Meridian Rat 85 shares New York Guaranty and ingemaliy Com- any, 6035. pax shares Automatic Signal Telegraph Company, 42. $230. 13 shares New York Telograph Instrument Com- 1y. $10. 10 ebares Railway Advert 20 shares Atlantic and $26, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Tuvrspar, Nov. 16, 1876, BEFORE CALL—10 A. M. ising Company, $1. fic Ratiroad Company, 600 sha — UTel... bs = sasesessgssree: oe ‘so. 61. + 112! FIRST BOARD—I0:30 A, ie 100 shs U.0,C &T RR $8000 Tenn 6's, old.... 4000 NJ Con 11 7 | tutures opened nt 1-1ue. decline from Wedaesd 10% do. 1000 Gt West 2a- 2000 54 Lal Me ‘ee 5000 TAB I Rs, 150 sha. Merchants’ ‘BE a do 00, 0.6 a Titic.be Tue BEFORE CALL—12:30 673% 100 ss Chi & NW. 1 400 do. RK 0 Dia Col 8.65% #2000 Hon Hea Ie 100 do 200 Ohio & Miss RR pf Bde 2PM, §10000 US5.20,8985.n 112% $4000 US5'x, 6, 'B1..., 11235 1.QU0U B 10-40, Foye, Ly SECOND BOARD—1 P. M. $5000 ChLR T&F owe, BEY Te 2007 "ke Ser 4000 Cll & NW ia. 6000 ft 100 ahs Chi & N W BB 1 i 1065, 12) 2 2 do... 100 Chi & Ait RR. 3g 200 Ubio 4 MiiC.beb3 : do es) 70.1 alien 300 1300. do bd col RR..be 100 lov a3 09}, 100 tal ah Ww pheceye 200 Moré Kss BR 2:30 TO 3 PB. 800 shs Chi & N W pf. > ‘e300 de 87: $10000 Dist Co! 3.65's. 12000 C & &NWeceg 2 ahs Park Bonk. 100 Del.& XK 100 Det L&W ie 20 Mil & St P RR..bS 100 do. s, COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON: SPOT WEAK AND IRREGULAR— FUTURES CLOSED BARRLY STEADY AND 1-40, 4 9-32c, LOWER—FLOUB FIRMMR—WAEAT FIRMBE—COEN QUIET—OATS QUIET—WHISKEY QUIET—PORK NEGLECTED—LARD ¥IRM— PETROLEUM FIRM—SPIQITS ‘TURPENTINE ST£ZADY — ROSIN FIRMER — OILS QUIET — COFFER QUIET—S8UGAR FIRM—YREIGHTS FAIRLY ACTIVE. Tuvarspay, Nov. 16—6 P. M. ‘The merchandise markets raled quiet but generally firm to-day, with an improved feeling tn several quar- ters, On ’Change flour was firmer, especially for ship- ping brands, Wheat was also firmer, with a fair do- mand for export, Corn was quiet and uncnanged. Oats were quiet. Pore was neglected and nearly nom- inal, Lard was firm, with a fair inquiry. Froights were firm all round, Cotton on the spot was woak and ir- regular; futures closed barely steady and 4c. a 9-J2e. lower, Coffeo was quiet. Sugar was firm. Oils were quiet. Petroleum was firm. Rosin firmer and spirits turpentine stondy. Corrux.—The market for Brasil was quiet but steady; 7,089 bags Rio sold, ex Contes lowing sales were made in lots fur consumption within oar range :—847 bags Muracaipo, 170 de. Laguayra, 180 do. Savauilla, 93 do, Jamaica. 1,490 do. St. Domingo and 231 do. Mexict also 800 mats Bingapore, ex Jane, solid before arrival on private terms, and 1,490 bags 8+. Domingo and 241 do. Mexican in transit to Europe. Tho stock of mild coffee in tirst hands is ns follows:—Jave (grass mats), 51,192; Maracaibo, 8,556 bags; Lagueyra, 1,591 do.; Ja maica, 949 St. Domingo, 4,803 do.; Mexiean, 1,438 do.; Savanilla, 1,126 do.; total stock, 18,463 bags and 51,102 mats Juve. We quote:—Ordinary cargoes, 8 160. ; fair do., 186. a 18%6.; good do., 18)g¢. a 18%. ; prime, 19. © 19)ge.; extreme range of lots, 16e, a 20}se.; Bantos, fair to good, 17igc. & 18i¢e., gold, ninety days; government bags, 2c. « 22¢.; do, grass mate, 2lc & 3c; Singapore, 170. » 18¢.; Ceylon, 16}ge a 18¢; Mare sn i arate, ie © Wea tipem Ye. § Gente hie. Se.t Metical c. a Like. ; Mae Teta rs 16e. » Ise, ; Savanilis, 16. a little demand for spot cotton, aud irregular, ‘the warket for ox.—There was vey aud the market ruled weal the day of ke. @ 9-820, aud v Sehestoaat compare wit Wednesda; Wednesday, November 13, Ey, 180 310 sa — ov ‘Sto wa to sevive. Delivered jes, act, 400 bales For tusure ‘ielivery lon were 2P. iy Sheveaber: 100 bales wn Towa, 7. balos’ ai 12 1-180. ber, 50) at 12 B-sde. 200 at TI S1-820., 100 wt 1 200 a8 12 19.920:, 000 a8 1FNfe. 200 af 19. 0.s4e.. G0 at June, 100'at 131-166. ; August, 500 at 15 3-16e, . “Total, 26,200 baler. Grand total, ry reeeipts at the ports were a5 anew 5,840; Mobi B datpvia’ 244. lane one ‘ 1308 0%% Cotton traighte Haves ty wheat, ar —Flour, 8,913 bbls, 00 vba wand 270 sack re, 2A ah 115,494 bush 79,346 bushels; oats, barley malt, firmer, with « fair export dem re in some cs «i, and sipping extras hough the improve- 0) bbla,. inelud.- ern, mt the. wunexed 250 bis. sold at $440 0 Bupertine State... Extra stat Round hoop Ohio, shippieg bi Hound boop Onio, tree brands. Family. Y St. Loui bouthern, supertiue. + outhera, extra, Southern, eee i y le a 2c. dearer, mPho sales. were about for prime ca AG 20 for ungraded spring £1, ANitor No.3 and Now mixed, $1 30 for new Ni $1 34 tor No. 3 Milw ke 3: for old red winter and a ble, ho mixed er delivery. sold within the We, . tor At be. to Bl 10 for six rowed Biase and See. a. 8 rowed Stato. Onts were quiet; the sales wore 8,000 bushels at 473gc. a 50c. lor state mixed, 4Xe. a Ste. for State white, Bie. w ASe. for range of Western mixed wad Sew WMC, for D white, Renevally quiet but “ge. 60 days. We oF. mingle. $200 a 5 Mania Lemp, 8: Bie, ull wold —New Urlvans was steady, with a fair demand. About 500 bbls. sold at private tule and at auction at 206. #3e. for good to Foreige wax very quiet owing to \ nitrifugal wud iixed, 25 vado refining, 346. or endy;, WO Ssice. Rosin was firmer bbls. Wilmi 82 40 und 750 bb turpentine, 3855 2 2 +. tur, Wiliingtou, $2'75; Washington, $2 50? ‘Advices from Wilmington were _as follows :— trained, $1 75; good strained, $1 75; tar stendy turpentine firm; hard, $1 60; soft and virgia, éc. Val ST galet, bus Re yellow, 43c. w 0c Mbite winter, 5c; lard. proseud a rh. 45; do. jlagstiad winter, natural do., + wh + d0., Southern, 8c. & 706. 5, winter, Te xtra do., 85e.; winter bleached fish. iene crude fin, 420. n 45¢. Petrouecw—The market. was TeTy frm and setivo, and the large Sold here at Bofce taking bold. About 15,000 bbls. ere at Bhi 000 cases at 80c. and 11,000 it Philadelphia: i fol- Crude. nm bulk, Tai City quiet aud little doing: $8 40, 424g; Parker's United at ; Shipment, 83 40 bid; $3 4215 PRovisioxs.—Receipts—Pork, 1,807 bbls; lard, 1.639 0 kegs ana 25 boxes; cut meats, 4,549 packages; 7 tierees und 3.041 be 109. tlorcer, 23 x0 bee ve ‘700 cases; beet ‘hams, 70 bbls. i cloain ° Oall” prices were 'S &. Fevrusry, $16 15 bi $16 50 usked. The Cut meats were quict. 40,009 "Toe. pickled | vellien, at Vt 50 bbls. (a sales wor lbs. average 30), 40 hee and 50 boxes cleagbellieg on private terms. ¥rest hams were quoted at oe. & 12e. ; fresh bellies at 10) resh shoulders at Hg. piekled harms at a Le. ; pickled bellies at 9&e. a it nary ile ei Gre. a 7c. Bacon was steady 4 wore 4 long clear, par al Tang clear tne hiengs Bie; 750 vox ort elon ob prt 150 boxes clear Ty was unchanged. We s,avetg Farrels, qx Fil. wo a $1250: ‘mele, B10 50 Pik ee acket, $14 rw sis 3 vanced ly extra eet hams let for. Tho market was and Sie. for oe pict waa rr m, hy a fale'demand.’ The closing “call” prices woro as follows :— Rovamber, $10 49 bid, $10 75, sated solter, vear, $10 10 bid, $10 26 ssked: December, $10 bid, 81 Ib sab January, $10 173% bid, $10 $10 8734 ask were -— Bert t 8 rede ht ior $0 $10 $10 oe ht 12%, $10 bi tales wore 100 Garces Ade. ; and 400 Refaed was quiet Cuba at 10igec., ‘and 600 tierces do. on private terms, quoted at 11%e. lor Sours America, 11ig¢. @ 114¢¢. for Cubs, 11}¢c. for spot Con- tinent and 10X6. for future do. was a fair movernent 8 ig and $10 2234 for seller ye and $10 25" for January. oly aun . a Lle., closing closing at that. a ohe ly Gye. w Wixe. ; eon. In bond grocery. ine wenden A, te. ioe d, LiKGe. ; pow: dered, 12 ats Can :do,, second quality, 12460, « 13 Mes reat lon, ida. “The stock of raw suger is as follows :— Boss, Bags. Melado. Stock, November 1, 1876... 1tor 14.918 73,597 1.713 Reesipts since Novemberl.. 3,445 5,106 62,973 “672 20,022 188,570 2,385 3,780 59,928 | ‘BAS Stock thisday, Nov. 18, 1876 13.161 11,242 77.242 1,642 Stock, November is, 1875. : ee 21,107 70,902 6,108 btock, Nivember 19, 1874... 13,079 2B,8ID 42,664 827,784 Stock. November 2U, 1i 5,707 100 tierees’ prime sold Steanixe—The market was qu at lie, and 91 therees, off at Oe. ‘ructow.sHeceipts--3 hhds. aad 19 bbls. 1 + dull wad sales were 30,000 Ibs. at vekee ‘and 190 bbis. at Sie. a BH%e, Wauanat.--Recalpty ss bbl The market was quiet; 50 bbls. sold at $1 | ts. —Trad i petrotenn tonnage remained activ maintained about us lust quoted, in ots good business was reported, ger nd the berth room higher. ‘Tho engayemeats cour pri OU’ bales cotton at 5-16 had per steam 3,00 packages Cutter and cheese at 85 advance of Ss, per ton: 90) boxes bacon nt 45a, also an'ad- grain room, 734d. bid, 9d. asked. "To London, 13, 8,000 bushels grain ut 7d.5 2,000 bbls, flour at wow, per seam, 8,000 busnele grain at 735 bis. sugar on private terms. To Bristol, per st Dushels grain wt ssed,. Fo Hamburg, by eal, 2,000 ch, 30% To Bremen, by ani, 0 tous organs, Ze Od. hence to Con- s ly at steady Ga. an A with 4,000 pia to Londoa or Antwe ls, retined potro- ‘0d. ; » Norwegian bark from Baltimore to Con- (nent (ox Duteh), with 4 do, do., Sa; # German bark hence to Antwerp, with 5,000 do. d bark from Philadelphia to Trieste, with f British ship (to_arrive etre to iytinbura to Bilvoa, Continent Dut with , hence 10, ‘Landon as warp, Writh a 000 bbe # British b at 4x bark, hence 'te Trieste, with 15,000 cases do. at 27: dene Mere ginn bark, 339 tons, hence to Portnatel, with general cargy, mainly petroleum, in p sum; a Norwegian bark, with naval stores ton to Glasgow, on private t American . Domingo and back to Bos. brig, 424 tons, hem 1 cargo at I7c, per cuble foot; » re hence to Cork for orders, with cotton at gd; a jouu achuoner, 1™2 tons. with cedar wood from Taipan ‘Wesieo) at 87 per ton, currency, to New York. DOMESTIC peer ast Lymstom, Nov. 16, 1870, low middling, 10%e. 5 6,290 bales; ff Sales, 5,181, aLeaxs, Nov. 16, 1876. Cotton q 4 oney middling. LUE: 1g midallog, 1c, govd ordinary, 10340. Net 4, 5,840 bales: ergs F.0d. Exporte—To Great Britain, W277; coustwise, ‘Bales, 10,500. Stock, 202,105, set Cotton easy: middling, vot y eeers isa, ordinary, Isc. Cot Me: gael ora ary, 1) es ovis. STo Francs, Zi1ud" constwise, Beook, 96,889, ,408, Sales, 5,700. Savanxan, Nov. 16, 1876, middling, 11 9-160. 5 H; ba: 7 enebang ad , 107-160, Net re- tips pare ris—To me ahgitela, 2,290; coustwise, 443. “Salon, Btock, 78,434 1Gtancuston, Nov, 16, 1876, Lge, L4e 3 low midditag, 11%e. 21160 good ordiuary, igs, 9 1Y Kee reeipes, Ryespeee Bepe poi te to France, 1,620. 51 fos, 3,000, Stock, ie’ . ‘- Wieminoton, N C., Nov. 16, , 1876. Spirits of tarpentine steady ut 44%c.' Rosin ‘Grim $1 FS tor strained. Tar stody at 81 ts Touvo, Nov. 16, 1876, Cotton easy; middi! Flour steady, Wiens firm; No. 1 white Michixan, 6 33; extra do., $1 ‘Michigan, $1 2435; November, $1 2436; No. do. 91 10; No, 1 red wits 1, 81 33; No 2 a 421; do, Dayton and Michigan, $1 18; No.8 red, rejected do., $1 18. Corn wteudy : high 4te.; No, Z white, new, Se. Oate duil; Ni seed 15,000 do. ‘corn, 4 Burvaro, Nov. 16, Lana 850 bbls. : corn, 60,510 bushe im Receipts by lake—Flour, 1 Railroad recetpts—Flour, 3,500 buis. ; corn, 16, 3a) wheat, 14,000 do, ; oats, 9,800 do. ; Monte- Canal to. tidewater—Corn, 190 du. oer do. ou hols ‘ko SHEET. mized Toledo at S4e., 2,500 do, sample at S2ige. Oats ana rye m ced. Barley in light inquiry; sales, 500 bushels Michigan ob private terms Malt quiet. Seeds neglected, hwines nominally uuchanzed and quiet. York and lard anchaned. eights noming Asking Se. tur wheat to N Treights quiet and unchanged, ‘ Oswrao, Nov. 16, 1876. Flour unchanged, axles 1.400 bbls. | Whext firm: Noo 1 | piel club, 3 agi 0, l white Michigan, $1 « do. 31 48. © les of Western ‘ae Barley in mo id 000 bashels Pitta No. 1 Canada at S110; 10,040 do apie at $1 08; 3,000 do. by sample, at $105; 10,000 do, op private terms. Corn meal-$26 for bolted, for unbelted, per fe $14 w $14: shipstutts, $15 a $16; Canal _freights -~Wheat Sige, corm je, barley 4¥e., 10 New York: 444¢. to Albu: ftadel ph lumber, $250 to the Hudson: &3 and rye 5 74a to al shipn Railroad shipments— Omicago, Nov. 16° 1876 Flour, in good, demand at full prices: | Wexiery, extra Ant Wheat ac- oe eet eieea Jnieago spring, 1 rhe D $1 1s Corn netive, firm and higher: all 4435c. Decomber; 446. ‘Onis active and « 4 Janu ork steady ard steady and mouts firm Harley weak at B15 70 ali the all the 4 Of. Pe Rye Ormer at 61 cash firm; $16, Fe Wont, lower; St 13%, Dosombye: BI 14%, higher? 44,6. Docember;44¢,, 'anuary. Oats quiet cash of November; 3¥%¢., Decemb nominaly; $15 95 February: $15 70, $15 50, January, Lard quiet; $9 57 the year, PRINT CLOTHS MARKET. Province, R. I. Nov. 16, 1875. Printing cloths tiem at previous quotations. > FINANCIAL, SELIGMAN & CO., New York, SN a hae Brond st. issue Loi of Credit to travellers. payable in aay part of Europa, Asia, Africa, Australia and America, Draw Bills of Exchange and tnake Telegraphic Transfers of Money tu Europe and Calilornia, T REASONABLE RATES—NONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Folicies, Mortyages and other Securities; insurance of ail Kinds, elfocted with best com- F & ee ee ees Soe pauiss, J UABKIL GO., 119 Broadway, BROADWAY. —FIRST it POND IN JOHN sex City, at 107 LAMB, No. 1 Exchange pluce, Jersey City ST 6 PER OK je for five years, T. OAN WANT! Address ADAM 5 MPRUST FUNDS TO Brooklyu of Queens county. LGA Vit PRIME PROPERTY: WYATT, 145 Brondway, i MORTGAGE. ‘to cover. HINE & GRAY, 557 6th av, ANT, AND $5,000 AT 7 PER SCHAIMGALD 111 West $6. 000 TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGA city property. Address INVESTMLN?, Herald office. $7. Q00 WaNTED ON FIRST CLASS IMPROVED ster county Property. Principals ouly 3, Horald office, SMALL SUMS, ON IM- in Central Min- ment. Address % 10 per cont ANKiCR, Heruld office. $50. 000. $15,000 AND $10,000 ESTATE FUNDS eto lown at 6 per cent on improved city Real moderate charges. JAMES R. GIBSON, Jr., or 3, X77 Cedar st $700,000 cere, sams i ark, for to youre alan ur country. $1,000,000 to loan, seven per cont interest; cit , 80 and 32 s cashed, JAUUB V. D. WYOKOF “COPARTNERSHIPS, PPE TEN OFS. FRIEND W CO. TAS WEEN TUS day dissolved, Tho undorsigued will not be responsivie for debts hereat Naw BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. A SARINER WANTED—WITH $1,000 CASH, IN’ A fo, prabtanis bcsinees shat pars ait 5 JA 3, 174 Fulton, PARTNER WANTED-—PHYSICIAN OW OTHER. wing, in # medical specialty, to take the place of a retir. out §1,000 required. Inquire at 111 Kast 0 KNCED LECTURER WISHES A PART- ner to contribate bis services (on # stereopticon) aud Some capital, on lecturing tour; references. K. N., 726 Broadway. EW HOTEL, PURNISHED, BROADWAY, MOST 140 Rooms to lease. Apply office, 64 Astor dereumnesete tie ape ioe have 60 elegantly turni aurant; spleuuid business location OTEL, box 201 Meraid offic 10 GAS Syphon ( tly; saver to evaporat and durability evident \SUMERS.—HOMES? AUTOMATIC ar may be seen: When place meter and the burners and lated the press- exelnsive rights of icavo sold. PARTNER IN A WELL ESTABLISHED business, principally selling farms: from 2,000 por year; the mont h and retest part of Pennsylvani: wet! half interest for $3,000. Handsomeiy turnished f free, | Address box 80 Fost olflee, Kichland Contre, count iy. Ws Warten ‘A PARTNER, WITH $12,000 CAPITAL, to tak ‘im a well to take chi office duties; to a offered and tos » with satety, BROW Wie: TED—PAYING BUSING Estate for bulanco: city oF W 1 $5,000, REAL ence. HUDSON, —WANTED, A GOOD BUSINESS MAN, WITH lear record, to uttond to the Indoor banch of a Vasineee, paying over $300 per month; the rixht oy ya evlve @ one-third Interest fur $300 Addross B. is 145 Horald ollice. $5 00. WILL SECURE KSTABLISHED BUSINLS: : JU Veupavio untimited extension, 867 Bleccko oftice, lower bell, after 10, JRE HAL¥ INTEREST IN inews, paying $7 weekly. $5 5 000 ‘=I HAVE SUCCEEDED IN CHEAPEN- eo). sing and pertecting the manufacture of » well Known product; it now pays me a sood living; I want a Dartner with $9,000, the business can be extended Indes nitely without risk’; m good mal secure u good li wad a alow but sure fortun ‘Address tf P boxi07 Hera! oltie $10. 000 INVESTED BY Pout PAID COM. pany socures lucrative official position. (ddreas COMPAN ¥, box 2114 Herald office, Reve ss NEW YORK TAXATION. New York, Nov. 15, 1876, To tae Epitor or tuk Heratp:— In looking over to-day my tax bill for 1876 and com- paring it with one of. 1869, when we were under the happy Tweed réyime, I find serious cause to reflect, aud consider if we aro not worse off now than theo. For tnstance, the valuation of property in 1869 was $684, 183,018; in 1876 it tw $82,423,163. Now, is there anybody who can say that nis real ostate is worth as much, or even within twenty per cont, now of what it was in 1869; or havé such improvements been made since 1969 that New York real estate is worth $200,000,000 more? I for one am puzzled, and shall bo pleased to be enlightened on this point. Now, looking further, I tind there 1s not @ single item of expenditure that h od since then. On the contrary, the expe FO $21,000,000 and now over $31,000,000, Can it be that we population has ii ereased so much in these few years as to make the: $10,000,000 more expenditure necessary? If such 1s Se it is certainly no wonder that trade ts ata stand- still, as there is not a merchant or wochanic that bas derived any benefit trom the increased population, but, om the contrary, more taxation hus been heaped upon him. Ni Mr. Editor, I woa' ‘guing this subject in knowing that you fiud in imvostigating any ba ‘thing that may lead to the public good | would kindly ask of you to compare your tax bills as! have done, and I think we can interest the taxpayers of our city to such an extent that our city government will at loast awaken to the fact that although we pay our taxes willingly wo are not asleep to their actions, and that we have some right to ask that the same do- gree of hemos m should pervade them that it does now say thatlam not begga to overy merchant, mechanic or capitalist. Yours very truly, OM. 8. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, MARRIED. CaRriisua—Corrix.—At Nantucket, Mass., November 13, 1876, by the Rev, N, A. Haskell, Groros Listen Cana, of gray by N. Y., to Mary Swirr, young- be daughter of ury Coifla, Kaq., of Nantucket, jase, Cos#—MURRAY.—At the residence of the briao’s mother, 240 West 23d st., November 15, by the Rev. Jobn Hall, D, D., James Couit, of St. Lous, to Manioy, eldest daughter of the laie Alexander Murray, Esq. Frost—Eatox,—On Wednesday evening, November 15, by the Rev. Wiliam H. Kassell, in the Kipp’s Bay Methodist Episcopal church, Cuanues F. Frost Maco H. Eatos, of this city. No cavas, Ho: A ra Thu ie) November 16, at St. Thomas’ eb the Rey. William F. Morgan, " CHARLES Hoseack on# to Josurming, daughver of John Hoey, Esq. Leoor—Noakesa.—On Tuesday, November 7, 1876, e the residence of the vride’s parents, by the Rov, J. W. Selleck, Cuannes W. Lxgox, of Bedford, kengland 10 Loviss, only daughter of Jobo H, Noakes of j Lrox—Coit.—On Wednesday evening, November 15, atthe Madison square Presbyt chureb, by Kev. Thomas armitage, D. D., Groxoe W. Lyon to Junxy Ww. . daughter of George Cecil, Esq., all of this city. No cards. Mantine—Wyoxorr,—At Whitehouse, N. J.. on ovember 16, by Rev. J. H, Smock, as- Joan Hart, Kev. maw IRVING Man- vine, of Stanton, N. J.,' to ANsIE, daugoter of Cor- nehus Wyckotl, Esq., of Whitenouse. Prtes—Dovor. Wednesday, November 36, 1876, at the First Congregational church, Great rington, Maas, ‘udder, assisted by Rev. Horace Winslow, Perens, ot Newark, N. J..to Lucy L.,only daughter of John L. Dodge, Raq SuRRMaN—BAGLEY.—At Detroit, on the 13th inst, by Rev. Charles H. Brigham and Rey. Calvin Stebblus, Rooke Mixort Sukmay, of New York, and Frorem Many, eldest daughter of Governor Joba J. Bagley. DIED. Anxsrerx.—On Wednesday, November 15, Evomsia Axysreix, aged 18 years. Reilati ana friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of 321 Lexington av., on Friday, November o'clock A. M. Arkinson.—In Elizabeth, N. J., on 16th inst., Euza Punviasce, only daughter of Brodnax and Eliza P. Atkinson, aged 5 ears. Funeral services at her tather’s residence, 540 Jeffor+ son av, on Friday, 17th inst, at four xm M. Remains will en to Baltimore tor inverm Bowk—On Thorsday, November 13, Many AxS Bowk, wile of John Bowe, in the 32d year of ber age. The relatives aud friends are Fi pectiully invited te attend her funeral, from her late residence, 56 Uak st. on Sunday, 19th inst, at two o’clock P, di., witho! further notice. Canvey.—On Tuesday, November 14, Joun Carvay, of Dowrea, county Sligo, lreland, io the 62d year of his age. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend his funeral, from his late residence, 165 Thompson St, on Friday, November 17, at two o’clock. Coxk.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, November 14, 1576, EuLas, widow of Lieutenant James Sidney Coxe, United States Navy, and daughter of the lal atone Sullivan, aged 78 years, 9 months and 14 days. Relatives and friends of the famnily respectfully | invited to atcend the funeral, from late residence, No, 91 Clark st., Brooklyn, on Friday, 17th inst, ab ‘xorrs.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, November 15, 1876, Gxorae THOMAS Crorrs, eldest son of Thomas id 6 months, embers of Company 4, Forty-seventh regiment, S.N.Y., are reapeotiully fuvited to attend the fu oral from the residence of bis father, No, 79 Latayette ay., on Friday, November 17, ut three o’eloe ds of the family and year Notioo of funeral bereatter. Davies. —On Wednesday, Davies, aged 40 years. His relatives, friends, members of Kimball Post and other posts, G. A. R e invited Lo attend the funcral service, at the Church of the Holy Communion, core her of 20th st, and 6th ay., at half-past one o'clock this P.M. Dextox,—At Cambridge, Mass., on the 1dth inst, G. W. Denrox, aged 86 years, 5 6 months aod 8 days. Funeral services at Newburg, N. Y., on Friday, the 17th inst, at three o'clock P. M. New Orleans papers please copy. Dout.—On Wednesday morning, November 15,1876, Nicnonas Dou, aged 48 years and 11 mont! Foneral on Friday, 17th inst, at P. M., from his late residence, 228 West 52d st. Relatives, triends and members of the Master Tailors’ Club and Liederkrang Singing Society aro invited to attend. Erbe.—On Tuesday, November 14, Cuaries T. Exar, aged 35, MPoueral on Friday, November 17, at ten A M., from his late residence, 800 Montgomery at, Jersey cuy Heignts. FARRBLL.—On bpm goun November 14, 1876, Punct 16th Franc W. Inst, Funeral on Friday, st, late residence, 316 dast 27th st. GALLIGAN. —At Peekskill, N. ¥., November 16, 1876, Tnomas Fraxcts, beloved son of Peter and Catharine Galligan, aged 6 years, 1 month and 8 days, Relatives and iriends of the fainily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, at Peekskill, Sunday, November 19, at two o'clock P.M. GEMWELL,—At 433 West 334 st., Joun GumwELt, a na- tive of Ayrshire, Scotland, anda resident of this city for the past flity years. Relatives and friends and also the members of Lodge of Strict Ubservance, No, 94, F. and A. M., are respect- fully invited to attend his funeral, trou: the Presby- terian chapel No, 439 West 83d st, on Saturday, the 18th inat., at one o'clock. Greenswakp.—On Thursday, November 16, Gzr- TRUDE KiwaxoR, beloved wite of James Henry Green- sward, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fue neral, which will iake place at No, 13 West 69th west of the Boulevard, on Surday, the 10th inst one o'clock P. M. Interment in Woodlawn Cem London (Eng.) and Jamaica (West Ladies) raat pleaso copy. Grip.xy.—On Wednesday, the 16th inst, afer e short illness, James Guipiey, in the 57th year of his atone P, M., from his 0. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral services, at bie late residence, No, 83 Morton st., Brooklyn, & D,, on Friday, the 17th inst., at three o'clock P, M. Ha.stav.—lo Brooklyn, November 15, 1876, at the residence of his brother-in law, Bradford Knapp, 194 Green av., C. STocktow HALSTED, in the 70th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family and his sociates of the Ninth division, Custom House, al membere of Altar Lodge, 601,” ¥F. and A. Maro in- vited to his funeral ou Saturday, November 18, 1876, irom Second Presbyterian ‘ab Falton et, cornos of Ctinton, at balf-past two P. M. Hxwxiox.—On Wednesday, November 15, ALEZANDES . HENNion, aged 62 years. ‘The relatives and trients of the family are respect- fully invited to attend tne funeral, on Saturday morn- ten o'clock, from his late residence, No. 114 jopber st. Hinsi.—On Thursday, November 16, at half-pasd three P. M., after a short illness, Josxrn L. Hinsu, oldest son of Leon Hirsh, 1 the 21st year of his age. Relatives and frionds of the family are wep that Invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, at ball-past nine A. M., from the residence of his parents, No. 104 East 54th 8 Philadelphia papers please copy. Krecax.—On Wednesday, ‘oem ed 15, Pata Kxxoan, Sr., in 56th year of hi Relatives and fi ds of the family nesceneaseny. Invited to attend his taneral, from his late resi rif Hamilton, to St. John’s church, 21st st, Bours on Saturday, November 18, at half-past ae ; thence to Cemetery of Holy Cross for aga aa Kuxxevy.—On Wednesday, November 15, Joux v, INDY, aged 24 ycurs, | month and 19 days. ee ad ne relatives and friends of the famil; meinbera ot Company F, Fighth regiment, are invited toattend the f on Sal ‘clock, from the resi Kennedy, No. 424 Wi Haanquarters Eroutn Reataxnt, N.G.S » Com paxy F—SPRCIAL ODER No, 10,—The members of thi company are hereby ordered to appear at the armory, in citizen’s dress, on Saturduy, 18th inst, ab half-past twelve M., to attend the raga of our late comrade, John D, Kennedy. By ord HENRY GIBSON, Captain. Ep. Moors, First Sergeant. Larkix.—On the 15th ins, Joun Lauxry, aged 42 eara, yelis friends and sequaintances are respecttaily in- vited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his brother-in-law, Heary Ransom, No. 186 Henry st, oa Friday afternoon, November 1, at one o’clock pro- cise) Lever.—November 14, of scarlet fovor, Mavups, Lig oot ughter of Charles L. and Bella Levey, ag and 10 months, elt arst ‘dive Oak, Fila., 16th inst., Avoura Louis, of New York. Cincinnat! ers please copy. Mavpox.—On Thursday moruing, November Mes his residence, No. 320 South Sth st, Brooklyn, K D. Samus, T. Mappox, aged 46 years, 5 months and 26! s. latives and friends aro invited to attend the bh, Bedford av., near Divise . D., on Sunday, at Interment at fui fon av., , Brvokiy, E two o’elock P. tery. Waocrms —In the 43d year of her age, Eviza of Castle Durrow, Queens county, the beloved wife Roger Maguire, of the parish o} "Tempo, county Fer. managh. The re friends of the deceased and those of her hus band are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resideuce, 151 West 39th st., on Friday, the 18th, at one o'clock P. M., without further notice, Murriy.—On Tuesday wand Mary Murphy inst, Neue aor, daughter bey pl and Mary Murphy, , aned 13 years, 10 month i. $m) ARES The rotatives and frien re fully invited to attend the ine from’ the Pobes aod of her parents, at 277 West 86th ot, on Friday afters noon, at half-past one o'clock P. M, ri ULENAHAN.—-November 16, Mra, Hattin ws wite of David McClenahao and daughter of Jacob J. Banta, a the 26th year of ber age, elatives and nda of the family are respectful! invited to attend her tuneral, from her late 459 West 51st st, on Friday, the 17th inst,, at ball- one o'clock, Puititrs,—On Tuesday, November 14, 1876, Jon Pa sererteatand {Vendo 06 die. Sarasiy ave suai elatives an en fam! are invited to attend the funeral, “rs bis late res! Ocean parkway, ba Meaty ns LL, on Friday, Tine insta, Or a ta gh vi in the 16th Inst. Mavo, daughter of Emily A. and the late ite ‘Bichard ‘a = ot aot aes ri / ‘oronto in Franciseo papers copy. Putxam.—On tho 16th tnst., at i vent age 5, bo oe —- . F. ©. Putnam, Duncan ‘1 eights, WILLIAM PurNam, formerly o! ‘dion Pali, ., in the 89th year of ais : Ny ‘riends are invited to atiend bis funeral, at St church, Duncan av., Friday, ce 17th inst, at P, M. Interment at G! . on Wednesday, Novembeg SAPHAR. aston, 16, Canes SarHar. Funeral on Friday, at three P, M., * Boones Upei.—Suddenly, oo pepe Chicago, at the residence Dr. Charles Elliot, Mise Sen at Alanson Udell, of Brookiy: Wittiams.—At hie inte. pers on Tuesday evening, November 14, of the firm of Willams & Guton. Funeral services at Calvary hi st, on Friday, Novemoer 17, at bal Yoxe.—Euna F. Yoxa, wite of she azta year of ber wives and mi are respectfally nd the tameral, from hor late Friday. November 17. at one 0’