The New York Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1876, Page 9

ay FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, The Stock Market Still Feverish and Irregu- Jar—Prices Generally Lower. GOLD FIRM AT 109 34 Av 10) 7-8 Money on Call Loans 3 and 4 Per Cent—Govern- ment Bonds Quiet and a Trifle Lower— Railway Mortgages Dull and Barely + Firm. Wau Srnzer, } Mowvax, Nov. 20-6 P. Mf. A stormy day is not favorable either to activity or 10 an advanee in prices, and the market to-day showea fymptoms of yielding to the moistening infiu- ences and would probably have done’ so had not Lake Shore, in its strength, spread a sort of speculative umbrella over the railway list. ‘The support which it lent to dthers was much more than compengated for by that which it received itself, since, with the exception of Delaware ana Lacka- ‘Wanna, it engrossed the attention of the day. A strong party, constracted of the old materials, is said to have taken hold, and points are as plenty as blackberries that high figures will be asked. Of course there is alwaysa sprinkling of marplots and kiljoys fo strew thorns in the ways of pleasantness, and these, sneering at points, have been busily asserting that the promised rise is solely to make & market to sel) other stocks op, aud that in any event there will be met the obstacle of de- treased receipts which the road is now making. Like the large family with the measles, which shere was not infection enough to carry all around, bere was not business enough to supply Lake Shore ind the rest of the market also, and consequently the other fancies were reduced to a rotail trade, in which the nimble sixpence was paramount to the slow shill- ing; eighths were more frequent as fluctuations than quarters and halves, Quotations wore irrogular, however, the Northwest- erus improving under the favorable statement just made, and the St. Pauls declining because-there was mo favorable statement to make, while Rock Island dropped off a half point, for reasons unknown, and Michigan Central barely held its own. Apropos of the Granger stocks, we have received a letter commenting in strong terms of disapproval upon Certain strictures madein this column in reference to the Northwestern Railroad Company. The source from which it proceeds is so eminently Fespectable that it requires attention. Our observa- tions were ‘intended to reflect the views of well ‘informed operators, rather than our own, and we are Gnable to discover that these views are either ex- aggerated or untrue, ‘That they exist can be proved by a simple appeal to popular verdict or bya glance at the share list, which to-day quotes the preterred stock at 58 and the common at 85. ‘ We submit that these figures are a cheap expression Of values ifthe stock itself or its management is be- yond reproach. But the question arises, is not the company itself to blame for the existence of these prejudiced views in that it refrains trom furnishing the public with facts $n controversion thereof—an exhibit of its prospect, Ms business and internal condition—except at long and ancertain perioas? This very covermg up system in- rites suspicion and begets a feeling that there is some- thing concealed which will not bear the light. But there are other facts and impressions afioat which may be trae or may be false. In either caso they injuriously affect the stock. Imprimis there has been po dividend paid since Tune, 1873, when 33g per cent was divided upon the preferred stock, and there exista a ‘widespread belief thas even this was tuken from part 2 the proceeds of the sale of gold bonds. A belief provails that by some co-operative process the funds and stock of the Rock Island Ratlroaa are ‘used to carry the shares of the Northwestern Com- pany in the interest of ite speculative managers. ‘Tho fact is patent that its list of directers contains the names of noted speculators and stock jobbers, and {uith is wanting in the belief that 11s property is man- aged svlely in the interest of stockholders, The expected decision of the Supreme Court in the so-called Granger cases, it is thought, will be adverse to the company. Neo prospect of dividends on the common stock and Bo sale for shares except to cover shorts, It may be news to the compauy that these impres- Bons prevail, but, knowing them to do so, we sub- mit our statement to be correct, that the Northwestern road may be classed among such properties s® “are hopeless in respect to dividends and an incubus upon the hands of holders.” Next to Lake Shore, Delaware and Lackawanna showed to the fromt as an object of interest, though in a trowsy state, which grew worse as the day grew older, Opening at 70% \t gradually sank down to 6834, with a rally of 4 only ‘at the close, The depression is due to the forihcom- ing coal sales, through which medium a supply of 200,000 tons is to be led toa market at present totally devoid of appetite and, im fact, inoapable of further degiutition, The quiet strength, of tne favorite at the close ‘worked up the range of prices throughout the list, and the market finished with tair iis of additional firmness to-morrow. THR MALES TO-DAY. , The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day aggregated 102,545 shares:—New York Central and Hudson, 230; Erie, 500; Lake Shore, 42,400; North- western, 4,570; do. preferred, 1,400; Rock Island, 6,620; Pacific Mail, 700; St. Paul, 1,200; do, preferred, 2,700; Obios, 6.120; Western Union, 4,900; Wabash, 400; Union. Pacific, 100; Penama, 200; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 23,800; New Jersey Central, 2,300; Michigan Central, 4,000, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWRST PRICES, The following table shows the opening, highest and . lowest prices of the day ;— Highest, Lowest, 102 101% 10 674 635 3555 684 99 195% 0, a New York Central... Northwe: vt preferred, Rok Island... Milwaukee and St. Pau! Mil. ana St. Paul pref an il’ 5 Bs vuerrree coe Mao ee itor 2 ADVANCE AND DECLINE. ‘The chapges in closing prices compared with those of Baturday are as follows:— Abvanck —Hannibal and St ; Lake Shore, ; Northwestern, if de, brelerred, 35 Ome and Missiasippi, 3; Toledo and Wabash, \; Miasoutt 36; Morris Central, %; Chicago and 5 do. preferred, ¢; Union elegraph, 3. THE MOWRY MARKET, Money on call loans was supplied at 3 and 4 per cent. ‘The general financial situation is unchanged, Inthe discount market prime and good double-named paper passes at 434 to 7 per cent, according to date of ma- turity, while prime single-named paper goes at 5 a 6 per cent,and names not prime from 6 up to 10 per cent. Gold paper is discounted at 6063, per cent for prime. The following are the rates of exchange on New York in the undermentioned cities to-uay :— Savannah, % offered; Charleston, steady, nominal, 6-16 @ par; Cincinnati, dull, 100 discount; New Or- Jeans, commercial, 9-16 %, bank, %; Su Louis, 75 to 100 discount; Chicago—Telegraph wires in trouble; no ee NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, ‘1876. --TRIPLE SHEET. _ report. Foreign exchange was quiet and steady; prime sterling, asking rates, $4824 and $4.54); selling rates, $4.82 a $4.82, and $4.82; reichmarks, 935% 09424 and 947% and 94\; cables, 95%; prime Paris, 5.1924 and 5.16%. THE GOLD MARKET. ‘Gold was quiet and steady throughout the day at 10934 0 10024. The rates paid for'carrying were 2 to 3 per cent, and for borrowing flat. The Baltic, which arrived from Liverpool yesterday, brought $250,000 gold coim and $350,000 silver bars, OPERATIONS AT THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances. Currency. baiance: Gross clearances... States currency sixes, 1233; a 124; do. do., 1881, registered, 117% a 117%; do, do, do, coupon, 118 a 118%; do, do., 1865, registered, 1104 a 110%; do. do., do., coupon, 1103¢ a 110% ; da aa, do., new, registered, 1127; a 113; do. do., do,, do., coupon, 112% @ 113; do. do., 1867, registered, 116 a 1164; do. do., do, coupon, 116 a 116%; do. do, 1868, registered, 117 a 11744; do. do., do, coupon, 117 @ 117%; do. ten-forties, regustered, 11374 a 143g; da. da, coupon, 114% a 114%; do. fives, 1881, registered, 112% a 112%; do. do, do., coupon, 112% a 11244; do. 435’s, 110% a 1103. THE PORKION MARKET. British consels closed on Saturday in London at 9534 29534, The opening price to-day was 95% a 95}¢; there was then a decline to 953, # 951, the half-past four o'clock quotation boing 95 5-16. United States bonds are steady in London at Saturday’s prices. The sum of £115,000, bullion, was to-day withdrawn from the Bank of England on balance, The following are the closing prices:—Consols for money, 953{ a 95%; do, for account, 9544 a 953,; five-twenty bonds of 1865 (old), 10354; do., 1867, 1083; ten-forty bonds, 107%; Dew fives, 105% a 106; Erie, common shares, 934 a 954" THN UNITED STATES TREANURY. According to the annual report of the Treasurer of the United States the receipts of national bank notes by the Redemption Agency for the fiscal year ending June 30 amountod to $204, 290,875 94, a net increase of more than $48,v00,000 over 1875. The aggregate operations for the year will reach $215,086,368 60, and the total expense of tne agency, $365,193 31, The As- sistant Treasurer paid out to-day $52.000, gold, on ac- count of interest and $1,300 in redemption of five- twenty bonds, The Sub-Treasury released $11,300 silver coin to-day. RAILROAD BONDS. Tn railroad bonds the transactions wore small, Union Pacific land grants declined to 1004, Ohio and Missis- sippi consolidated sinking funds brought 82, do. second 43, Toledo and Wabash second 69 and St, Louis division 72 Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold coupons were strong, and advanced to 95%, Milwau_ kee and St, Paul consolidated sinking funds rose to $534. Central Pacifies declined to 10954, do. San Joa- quin branch to 9314, and Union Pacific drsts to 105%. The following were the late bids:— Bos, Hart & one ies Cleve, P’ville & A, 107 Bos, H&E Cleve. Pville & 4 sew. 105 Bur & +108 Bult & Er ° State i 7 8.108 Kalamazoo & WP 1 0 Ci wich Gent com Zale. 2 a, 188d), it Gra real euiace- 100% 2100% Cl GintralotN J dat now. Central of NJ ist con... and MiasPd Mil & 8 P 24, Mil ASP Ist Mi & St Pt: Mil& St Pd: Mil & St P 1 Cen Pacific, San J be. Mia SP 1s Gon Puc Ist, C & 0 bi Mil & 5 P cot Western Facifiec uds, Mil & St P 2d, Chi & NW int Chic NW 8x Chi& NW Ist. ik NW vid bas. ic RR ol Ga Shiox Pitan Beateg Chi teks. 1a Raw pe i. Chi ty a mt : pie Morris & Essex, co Mor & kiss Lstcon g'd. Erie id, 7's, 1883 brie an 7a, 1. rie Sth, 7" Long Dock i Tol Bull N'Y & tale tnt, 977 92. Han'& 8tJo 8's con’... 101g Wort btn yeas 7pe.104. West Union bds, 1900,r.10034 Cleve & Tol newb ..10534 PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. The closing prices of Philadelphia stocks wero as Philadelphia and Erte Ruilroad Schuylkill Navigation (preferred) nsral Railroad, Central ‘ransportation BAN PRANCISCO STOCKS, . The following table of prices of the prominent gold and silver mining shares, including the opening prices of to-day, as received by telegraph from San Francisco, is furnished by William Ward, Drexel Builaing, all prices are 1 gold:— _—November— . 18, 20 Chal aS aoe 2 s de athanoee 43 60 Advanced 2 re! {f advances ey w 1 ry Declined 1 3 "t Advanced ri 23 3 a 10 10 Declined 1 23 23 Advanced 1 43 44 Advanceu 8 75 75 Advanced 8 4 4 Declined 1 9 10 am uu rad Union Consolidated... 11 12 12 12'Advameed 1 Yellow Jacket.........14 4 14 en ‘The following are the closing official prices of mining stocks to-day at San Franciseo » 82 Ju 1 uy i rte Consolidated Virginia * Mex! " Northern Belle. , eee Hs Overman, .13 Opbir 94 ‘Raymond & Ely. Crown Point. 8% Silver Hill, Exchequer ¥ Gould & Ca . Hale & ees Imperial... .. Julia Consolidated... 8 6 Yellow Jacket... MEMORANDA, The following are the earnings of the St. Louis, Kan- sas City and Northern Railway Company for tho second week of November :— 1876, $78,279 26 1876. 64,960 42 Increase $13,319 84 For month $142;922 56 For month of November to date, 1875. 116,053 66 Increase. . July let to ‘November 1 1s, “1876.2 Jaly 1st to November 15, 1875. $26,868 90 $2,736,885 22 2,256,019 37 seececces $480,865 85 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Monbay, Nov. 20, 1876, BEFORE CALL—10 A. 100 she West U Tel..28 100 shy Mil & 3¢ P RR. 400 de. 0. .cececceree 7 Tm BO ve ‘Ret Mo... sat P itt pe do oa is 10:15 AND 11:30 A. M. 165.be 110%; $50" US 5-20ye.'67..be a e,'6Sube 112%, 200 do. s UL 1 FiRst BOARD—l0: 30 A. rie py bw) 2000 Con Pag saat 2000 0 P het, as be br da Pae RR 3000 D & Hr, "ah 100 Del & Hr, ‘94, 600 do. $0 Oblo & M KR probe BEFORE CALL—I2: PM. en rae te ahs SECOND BOARD—1 P. 400 he LOBMBRR, .<8 wee tebe 2000 aS Ripe be 101M a\ PRE uf. be 25. AZ 42 B00 do... 42 100 UnPacifie RK.! bt oy 200 Il Cen RK.. be 200 do... ‘Bs SOOLS&MS Riles 56 10P, Ft Wa ORRet 101% 56% SOU Delux W iiK..be 684 1 DOhg 2 3 Ode, pt 8} lou 5a & 1400 58%, ou Eee € 300 56%, Bute -20.0,°67, 116 Pay COMMERCIAL “REPORT. COTTON : SPOT DULL—¥FUTURES CLOSED QUIET AND STEADY, AND 3-32c, 4 1-80,. HIGHER— FLOUR FIEM—WAEAT DULL—CORN QUIET— OATS UNCHANGED—WHISKEY s8TEADY—PORK QUIET—LAED IBREGULAR— PETROLEUM FIRM— SPILITS TURPENTINE QUIET—ROSIN FIRM— OILS STEADY—CO¥¥EE STRADY—SUGAR FIRM— FREIGHTS QUIET. Monvar, Nov. 20—6 P. M. The markets were pretty generally quiet to-day, and prices showed few radical fluctuations. On ’Chango there was a fair inquiry for flour, and the market ruled firm, particularly for shipping brands. Wheat was dull, steady and rather lower, except for choice winter. Corn was quiet but strong for prime. Oats were with- out decided change. Whiskey was steady with a better demand. Pork was quiet and nominal. Lard was ir- regular but fairly active, Freights were quiet. Cot- ton on the spot was dull. Futures closed quiet but steady, and 3-24c. a ic. higher, Coffee was steady. Shgar was firm, Oils were steady, Potroleum was firm, Rosin was firm. Spirits turpentine was quiet, Correx.—The market for Rio was quiet; 3,100 bags ex Franco and 2,484 bags ex Pommeranis were taken out of stock, making the stock hore to-night 14,161 bags, Mild coffee was quiet. We quote:—Ordinary cargoes, 1Ge. a 16%e. ; fair do., 18e, a 18%¢. ; good do., 18ge, @ 18%e. ; primo, 19¢. a19\e.: extreme rungo of lots, 16, 220)e.; Bantos, fair to good, 174c. @ 18g¢., gold, ninety days; Java, government bags, 20c. a do., grass mats, 21c. 0 28e.; Singapore, 17e. 0 180.; Ceylon, 16!je. @ 18¢.; Mara- euino, 16c. « 18¢,; Laguayra, 1646. 1He. ; Jamaten, 153ge. & 17e.; Bt. Domingo, 15¢. @ 15346.; Porto Klco, 16ke, « 18e. ; Costu Rica, 1éc. a 19¢.; Mexican. 1634c. a 17!ge.; Ma- nila, 16e, @ 17c.; Angostara, 160, a 14e,; Savanilla, 16c, « Se. w 155se. 7 18¢,: Curacos, Cortos.—The market for spot cotton was dull, owing in « measure to the cloudy we! T was an advance of 1-16c. on good middling and erades above; low middling and grades below and stained, strict low middling and mid- dling remaining as last quoted. The market for future de- liveries opened with an advance of 3-16c. on Saturday's clos- ing prices. There was a very weak feoling, however, mani- feried during the f renoon aud the advaues was partly lost urket strengthened in the afvernoon, ‘und elosed quiet but stendy, with an advance for th the ‘closing prices to-day compare witu Sxturday’s as fol- Saturday, “November a Monday, November 20. November. tity 14-16 @ 11 27-82 November.i1 15-16 » 131-32 Bprrontg 1 303 Ba a 1155 Decenaber. Fae ad —Quotatior tion and on cotton tn store ra Export. Consumption Bpecuiatioa. 400 at 12 wie, fob at 13 5-1 1217. 2 7: April, 300 at 12 23-32¢ laste.” 14,000 ‘tales Grand tot: ‘The ee at ee %y 167 rei a Mobile, on norton marie wv 9; Baltimore. 67; New York, To; Tos Foden “at Pitaderptin 216. Total, 50,388, Tis day last week, 53,053. “This day last year, 20,785, Betton since mber Bis ig Siang rewsed, Jet; about 69) bbls. sold at 83 40 phy? 15. Corn meal was and $255 a $315 for Wentern aud Jersey wid Choice stats * 2 ine We 0 Extra Westera oo Minnesw 5 Round howp Obie, shippirg braids, tm Round hoop Oni ade brands. » Family. ar En St. Louis, extra, oo St. Louis, straight ext So 2 “oO hy . 50 superfine. Mm mouthern, extra ao ° 1» or ew . 8 Chicayo, $128 $1 28 for Minnesota, Bi 32 for Sheboygan and $1 35) Nok Y for ted winter. was quiet but frm, with yales of about 50,00) bushels 85 COs SSIS or sail mixed, 55,0, ai meal er, dtc. for new no gra inet graded Towa spring, y wae quiet. fet, but with ere 49,000 1 Py Likmr AND JUTK.—Jute butts were quiet, but held firmly with & sliht advance. Hewp was also quiet, but firm. 2 dcomed $100 4 #200 for ble and ¥ tell Se. currency; jute Manila leap, Best cold Spirits of tu vou strait: wes a.quiee bad steady Saket for olla, Wa note farther sales.of 700 bbls, crude. sperm at New Bedford for export on private terms We quote:—Linsoed, casks he. a Abe. crude, yellow, hs rk very firm, but quiet. A Telinod sold Saturday al, Baltimore bbls. high tost wt 2 ‘The closing pfirade,, in valk, .. in Obie, “waphitha, riees were as foilows JExe : tetined, in bats, Ide.; refined, wt T Advieos trom th steady; United, ker's—-Unitad, steady at 3-3, iNadelphtin, 26 Recetpts—Pork, oes aud 1c “4 tle ve vd 420 cunks. The prices were 15 Sid, 87 usked! dumunrs February, $16 25 bid, $16 6 1G 70 aske: 1,690 bbls. ; ip 3 dard, 2 815 e; Cut ments, 2,47 packages, 1,00 ex; beet, ork market wns quiet follows: ~ é Say = ‘* =; e oe 50 bbls. Taniily pork so.d ut $16 February option, wr $16 40, Cut meats were quict; 500 loose pickle shoulders sold at @tse. Fresh hams were quoted wt Hig, w 12.; fresh vellies at Sie, #104e. dare Bao. 0 63 blekied hams ut Lidge, aw cry «lowe: piekied, boul a 7c. "icon was quict at Ste. a 9c. fur aud Bie. & S%ie. Western long cleur. duil, “We “qnote:—Barrelsy, extra $41 50 a $12 50; plain mess, $1050 «811 ncket, w B15: tierced eity extra India, $27, Root hams were suiet nt $20 tor pritue Western, sinoked j meats were quiet a: 1c. a de. for 10 to 12 Iw, average, and Be. a 84. tor ders, Lard was fairly active at ir rogulur prices. ‘The closing " November, $10 6 year and December, $1( $10 40 vid, $iu 45 a 10 40, askod: January, March, $10 50 bid, : February, $1040 bid, $10 asked 10.10 aaked. ‘The alee wore 8,000 tierces wt $10 70 4 $10 75 for November. $10 90, for Becomber, $10 9, $10 37s, $10 40 and B7y ‘a $10 474) tor February, ‘s10 40 for seller year, 80 tlerces civ ut 10%e, and 165 Hlerees ut, 1074e., and about 40 tlerces Western. at 10. Refined was quict: quoted at 114g0. for South America, 10Me., for Cubs and 11 4ge. for spot Cor Continent, Kick.—There was a good Jobbing d We quote Tair tO prime, Sage. fair to prim: Cuba,” grocery, centrifugal, hhds. and foie. wi 1ige. ;'do.. molasses hhda and ie #9M6.: Porto Kico, refining, common so pdme, hy 6. ; ‘retined, crushed, +3 do,, see ond quality, 12i9e Sanne! escipte, Ti'oross "The marked wae quiet 195 bbla. and 000 Ibs. sold at ‘Tho market was steady: Reesipts, 20 hhds., 55 tierces, he market yon aa about 1 ht im all classes of toonage, by the sevority of the day, retarded, in a creat measure, but raves were unchanged. re ua oumngauionts ine To Liverpool, per 4,00 ase ents ence to Antwerp, donde bate, British bark hence to New- 500 quarters grain. at Ss. i ® Norwegian bi jaltimore tu Cork for orders, with 3,700 do do.. at Us. Bd.;a Norwegian bark thence to do,, with 2,800 do. do,, sume rate; a Norwegian bark, 375 to id with general ange, from Philadelphia to London, on private mn American barsentine, ‘tons, hence. to All- ter cante or Valencia, with Kentacky tobacco, at 428, NEW YORK CArfLE MARKET, monvay, Noy. 20, 1876, RECHIPTS FOR THK PAST WEKK. Veale and steers at xc. ir Id.. wel per [b,, "8 ngewe, 50 iMituola stecre. at Os inoin stoers mt 10c. per ad 2 ut 10840, per Ib. weight His ews. 20 ilhinols steers at 10s, agOdse. per Ib.. weight 8 57 Minvis steers at 934 Ge. pi 1 weight 9 rnaigh cr uo walght 0% ow . pe it Tec “gia radi bent ornw al i 1s Loni, steers. G. W. ; 60 Iilinols hinots steers GT hbidheld on sate tor Vuil sold for seif 17 Illi- for 8. sidner 3 8 Ohi ewt.; [21 Kentueky tucky sieers at weight 8}y cwt.; tor J. Brown 115 rm at We, Kentucky steers and oxen ut Mike. a Sige. per lb. with tops at 10%e. per Ib, weight 7 éwt.; for H. Kahn niucky steers und oxen at. Bise. » ise, per Ib. te Wig ew. a 8 cw . Beek 30 Kengucky and Xen Kt H34e. wos4e. per Ib weluhte Gi; to Bown. uurd sold tor O' Day, 92 Olio steers ay de, 8 10Ke. per Toe weights 34 to ewi.; for Crgen de ‘Ashbrook, Sz Kentueny steers at 4c. per Ib., with $20 off tie to Weight & ewt-t for, B. Kerr, 106 Ohio steers at 4 per Ib.. with $1 off per head, weight 7 ewt.: for T. ¢ Ba Kentucky oxen at Shyc. per ib., weight 6 ewt. ‘s8 Colorado ‘steer at he. per i v Al Ls i de per with $1 on for Hediord & Kennedy 32 weigut Town #4 Keatecey s fer, bend weight 724. ews. fentneky’ steers at ‘ye. (with ‘Ue, on per: head) a 1c, per Ab., walyht | 8 ews: 4 Kentucky steers at Dige. a 10c. per with tops at ee . weight Bi str he Gok a Unie, Steutaeky ‘Qc, pert. ‘$1 off per hhead, Weighs 7 " at Ue. an lve. per ib., wel; T'Ge Sto Kentucky steers Knowlton wold for set 4 State steers, live w TT State at ve, weight } ag A760 ib, at He. Ohio steers Th “4 sold i a “4 ge) oe at a WX, a . woial te wt ow owt. we seit au aed Brown, 2) “Iilinels secre a 10) at Oye, 31 Obio ¥¢ ry Brother, BL Kentucky Meee i owt: ford. iotmes tt, Ta" Miocouti stours 1234, Sirk Jor E. Newtun 31 Oblo ‘wel “1 Kentucky | b® ae, Wie, et ie, with ond, weight: min welche Big Missouri meee “s Saddler, 1 33 heud’sold at a ONes ead asi vip ba 89 Ohio steors at poet a 5! tor O. noida, Morris, Th *s ‘iinois ‘seoers 1 on Ber hana ou 06 head, welyht oad et SB. W. Allerton 05 Lilinois Ta gn is Read at Oe ae Ewe. D. Waixel sold for F. Th, with be site 3 SK ort. ria gat We out aS Ry “uot baer at 9ige. per on pat on 32 head, toe) a a Hg bs wel wis cinstae | 2 Hoare if ng a) sioner ge welts Si here rh rub, hm y 1% , 64 Tilinotn steers at V4. per Id. 7 owt. : Jor Kannin & Co., 115 Minols steers at *%{e. (with $i off per head) at Wize, ‘per Ib., weight 1% owt; for 8. W. Millerton, 83 q steors ft ‘shee La fs oat Og ows. aD 1 sheep wold at 43f0. « GigE. peri; lambs at Sige. & ORs. per, Th, Kase & Pid- Pia'tab Kentucky sncop. respi 1) ibs. per bead, at per head, at eop, we “x head. for ‘week nding | November ae and lambs, aS add “a “Wukingham head. y shoot weight SO ioe. por hoad al ep. weight 8 Ths, per how y sheep, weight id 157 Sta | at 4y6, por at 4c. at be or i ied nt 4,550 Soo Ibe, kK sold 275 bs. wh 4g. pe ’ yep. Au 2h Ibe, at Bo, pei Ib. ; 31 Michigan lambs, weight Jb. | 267 Canada lamba, welsh 20,900 tesa Oke. b.; 354 Canada lambs, we 400 lox. at die. per ld,; 224 Canada lambs, weight oH tbs. at Xe. per Ib.;" sold for week ending wenibier 18, 1876, oar per Ib., wisy hogs sold on live weight at Ose. per Ih. + $9 DU per ewt,, 489 Obio hogs atc. per Ib DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gatyesron, Nov. 2 Me. ; low sntudling, 10: ts, 7,088 Cotton weak; middli ordinury, 10%;c. Net rece Exporte:sTo Grent Brivaiu, 4072; a Stuck, M4,580, Nxw, ORLKANS, Cotton steady; middling, 113, to ood ordinary. UOsae, Net recetpty, 132. Exports to Great Britain, 1 Black, Monitx, Nov, 20, 1876, Cotton sieady; middling, Le, % 11%e.; low middling, 10Ae.; good ordinary, Lice, Net receipts 6,808 bales; Kross, 6.800. Exports eoustwiso, 1, Sules, 2,000, tock, 61,087, ve 1876, ton strong and firm: we “middling, good ordinn: recorp! 18 ie. bales; gross, 5,732. Hsp coustwise, 3,044 Sales, 1,700. hs ° 20,097. Canceston, Nov. 20, 1876, ton steadivr; middling, 1144c.: low middling, 11 isc. @ ood ordinary. Liga, a IY t receipts, 4,016 bales." Export: 051; coastwise, 2,240, Sales, 2.000. Stock, Tha Witanatos, N. C., Nov, 20, 1876, enting firm at Soe. ‘Strained rosin’ firm at ui wt $175, Osweco, Nov. 20, 1878. Flour unchauged, | Wheut fem: No. 1 Milwaukee club, SL Lwhite Micbigan, $1 43; extra ao, do., $1 40. 1,600 “bushels ai Suc. Burley’ quiot ; ada, 81 us; Spirits tui $iou, Tar 10,000, 30,000. Bashi Ratiroad shipmonts— Burrato, Nov. 20, 18 Lake receipts +—-Flour, 850 bbls. corn, 113,000 bushels; wheat, 97,003 bi e ne states 000 ro Hey Club on_ private terms, aust tnd firm; sules 7,000 bushels No. 2. in lots, at S8e. « 53) 25,0. 0 do. on privateteris. Oats, rye and barley quiet; jes reported. Mult quiet and’ unchanged; fulr trade Highwines, prices pice ipl id ge froights--Wheat, Te; oats, Sige. to New York, tolls cea, Sa pea ‘and unchanced, In store i corn, 477,060 do. ; rye, 14,181 do. ; peas, ated amount of malt in 1s, Grain afloat for tide- ‘eanal—W! 198.218 corn, G1U,815 dos oats, 38.b8 bariey, do. ; rye, 23,529 do." Grain’ afloat on the takes, ind for thls port—“Gorn, 108,000 bushels; whos Darley, 109,0:0 do,; rye, #00 do, Charte 4—Corn, ols; wheat, 240,000 do. ; oats, 23,000 do, Touro, Nov. 20, 1876, steady ; No, 3 white Wabash, $1 2634; St 3736: ambor Mi Michigan. 31: $2 1B: Tab do. malt 20,190 do. store in malt Houses is 90,000 b water ou the Erie and Osw 20;6.00 Flour steady. Wi ane. white Michigan, 273g; Ni rember, 3g rere No. 2 do.51 24: jo. 3 red, $117. Corn firi No.2.51c.; damaged.new, se. Oats firm ;’Michigan, 36c, Recoipts:—17,000 bushe! do. oats, 17,000 do. bar ipmetts :—H00 bbt 78,000 bushels wheat, 52,090 dy. corn. 13,000 do. outs, Cuicago, Nov. 20, 1876, Fiour steady and unchanged. heat in fair demand, phe, Chlgase spring, $1 10%, cash: SL 1 ag ‘December; $1 1834, January; No. . $1 + rejected, Ble, ‘Opts casie january. Rye trmer firm and ~ ‘higher $18 10, January. Dik. all the at Tie. “cash, Pork active, Ps 2, cash ind att all ti “7 bulk } ipts—Flour, 16,000 bbls; whoat ore roe de 8,000 do. ; oats, 80,000 bi 100 O50 bla; whet coca, 18,00 + do. ley. 10,000 do. At tho uiternoon call of the Board :— Whose fis lower Com heavy und lowers 45%4c. ‘December. Oats dull ana unchanged. Pork aboui “srayapieitnet PRINT CLOTHS MARKET. Puovinance, R, I., Nia, 90, 1873, Printing cloths quiet and anchanged. EUROPEAN MARKETS, Loxpox Ot Marxxt—Lonpox,' Nov. 20—Evening.— Calcutta linseed, 54s, « S48, Gd. Lineeod oil, 26a. 6d. per owt. palit.) Pier atdan FINANCIAL, T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other decuritios; insurance of ail kinds effected With, best com: panies 3.5, HABRICH & 119 Broadway. owe BA“LEY, 74 E ugle privileges; also ‘xpinnatory pam, to nny address; correspoudeute in priacipal atlos in United tates. “A DAM, BL RELD, Export a Aceountsnt, it office box 2,643, OR THE USE OF $16,000, curity. | rineipals only nddroas a A ‘SOF MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW jexpenses, on New York. Brooklyn and Westehester First Mortgaues; Seconds and Leascholds at gaay term GEORGE W. SAKE, 150 Broadway. Ove, OF THE EKIE RAILWAY COMPANY, NEW York, October 26, 1876.—The annual meeting ‘of the Mockholdors ot the Erie Raliw ay Company for the ele of directors and for the transuction of such other bus as may come belore the meeting will be held at the off the company, 187 West st., on Tuesday, the 28th day of November 0 Tho polls 'w:ll be opened at 10 o'clock A. M. aud remain open until 2 1% M. of that day. The trana- fer books of both common and preterred stuck will be closed after b jours on Saturday, the 25th inst., and remain closed uesday, the 0th day of November neat, til By order uf the Board. A. R, MACDONOUGH, Secreta: TS ON ONIOS, & BELOW MARKET....... $100 35 alls on Onios, 'q above market... 2 h08 25 Btraddlos on Ohios, $200. All 80 days, ‘Send for our uew pamphies. W. F, HUBBELL & CO. 46 Broud at,, New’ York RUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE—CIT Brvoklya or Queens coun’ Yi LEAVITT & WOLCOTT, 10 Pino st. BM OF q WANTED TO LOAN~FOR A $15. O00: years, upon A No. 1 unencambcred Real Katate in Toledg, Add ion of AHRENS, 173 lew York. F365 QO NAN THD PEST, , MORTAGAGE, Ow impro od city Proy 6 per cont.’ Pria- pals address OW Nelt, box 18s 5-ON BOND AND HORVOACE $50. OOO Property, one anarter valuation, for ive years, at no coin issions ‘rine 8 on! reek t COMPTON, aVivete " $100; 000, BOND AND MORT- Apply to CKhUWK ———— COPARTNERSHIPS. No! 9 OLD BLiP, OUD New Youn, Nov. 18, 1876, nip heretofore oxlsting ‘between the un- doraigno firm name of Rionda & Co., is dissolved vi by mutual eousent. Either pariuer will sign ibe litigation, DOMINGO GOMEZ. 194 UN RIONDA. UIs MONJO, Jr. iene lh I eo Bec HK UNDERSIGNED tae THIN DAY FORMED A phan uader the firm name of Rionds, Benjamin ac rpoee of transacting & general commission = sipping mp uslnses at No, ¥ Old siip, New York, Novem- JVAQUIN Ri OPA. FRANK JAMIN, MANUEL | 1OND ines OPPORTUNITIE: PIE... here ten W t OR BAGRINIvES IN” PHILADELP IA Astin ample mach! capital for a much larger in their line. wre. Cae ota dew Yorke Herald ‘off e, Phil ice, Philadel. ‘ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURKD FOR MER chants, manufacturers and business men generally; ted; mortgages bot AY ti Sita 1 Park row. YOUNG MAN, WITH ABOUT $4,000, CAN PUR- chhee an interest ine profeable retail store oa Broad: way. Mb 2 enon Lids 4 ae Wisitks 70 _ TO ENGAGE ok AS assistant or partne reference if re- Quired. Address M. FITZPATRICK 203, West Tuustou st. LADY WAS AN Th gensnde nt HOUSK IN 4418 joans ne, ‘and ni mewly esrpeted: would ici Y franca tateress tor or rapital Address unt. TURE, box 124 Horstd BAFE AND 8! SURE | SOF AGTORTNG BUSINESS evtabiishes ne Ores, GONSULTATIONS TO GET oon Pee” ston” ASD WO aH” el > BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. : (Ris SP EEA AC FIVE “SPRClac, Wirt yome capital or equivaleus in cigars; @ good chance open, ‘Address or oot Be liabilities. MAN, 411 Broadway. ye WREATEST BARGAIN A FLOURISHING holesale and retail Drug Store in Kansas; two-thinde Gash; xremt sacrifice. For es ‘Address Dr. L. HA. care Bellevue Medical C. Ht “AUTOMATIC ‘and sap ling by far any yet Lrouxhs out in the trade for cheap practicability aud neatness; is open tor nogotiation, for territorial nghts and agencies in Amerion: ike succnes Having been so grent in forelxn countries, {8 wil Insure « speedy furore in the United State fice of tin LIGHT SYST! ut Broadway, rooms 25 wnd 4 TANTED. V ry PARTNER, WITH FROM Saas “7a 09, in an established steam contectionery business; gum drops and fig paste ® specialty. Address 8. 8. P., box 129 Herald office NTED—A PARTY, WITH #100, AS TREASURER ‘revelling troupe 5 big chance to make money; uo silimmediately, No, 102 7th av. ILL GIVE GOOD POSITION AND SKCURITY TO ouug man (German preferred) in hardware store for the loun of ‘Address H. BLUNT, 111 Broadway, room B. $50 WILL SECURK ESTABLISHED BUSINESS | eapable imited extension, 307 Bleecker st., | office, lower bell, alter 10, $700, Lt SRCURE HALP IN CASH OFFICE busiuess, a ‘annually; full investigae dn Nees Paving SOTLLYER, Herald oles.” $1. 000, WANTED—-FOR A PARTNERSHIP in a A i nildiess CONPEOTIONER, doing @ well pay- PEOTION, offic BUSINESS now paying over $2,000 per annum, 813 Post of aS business, Addres Veatment safe and 1 WOOL GKOWEK, E REAL ESTATE, Tho following sales were eflected at the Real Estate Exchange yesterday Richard V, Harnett sold, by order of the Supreme Court, in foreclosure, Philo F. Ruggles referee, @ house, with lot 23.6x98.9, on East Twenty-ninth street, south side, 145 feet east of Madison avenue, to James ‘T. Reilly for $20,000, Richard V. Harnett also sold, by order of the Supreme Court, in foreclosure, G. W. Carr roferee, a house, with Jot 25x75, on west side of Sixth avenue, fifty feet south of 132d street, to Benjamin A, Willis for $4,200, Hugh N. Camp sold, by order of the Supreme Court, in forectonure, John Lindley referee, a plot of land, 199.10x100, St, Nicholas avenue, northwest corner of 145th street, to plaintiff for $18,000, Also by order of tho Coart, in foreclosure, samo ref- eree, five lots, each 25x100, on 145th street, north side, 100 feet west of St, Nicholas avenue, to plaintiff for George H, Scott sold, by order of the Supreme Court, int foreclosure, William A. Boyd referee, two lots, 50.68 100, on Bighth avenue, weat side, 50.5 feet north of 123d street, to Thomas H. Walter tor $5,000. Peter F, Meyer sold, by order of the Supreme Court, in foreclosure, Isaac’ Untermeyer releree, one lot 256x100, on the north side of Kighty-ditth “street, 12 leet east of Third avenue, to A. H. Nowbey for $3,000. EK, H. Ludlow & Co, sold, by order of she Supre! Court, in foreclosure, C. W. West referee, a house, with lot 17x100.5, No. 343 East Sixty-second street, north side, 405 feet east of Second avenne, to H. Finn for $4,800; algo a house, with lot 17x100, No. 3 Kast $ixty-seeond stroet, north side, 439 teot cast of Second avenue, to H. D, Finn for $4,800. ‘The same auctioneer also sol order of the Supreme Court, in foreciosure, Freling H, Smith referee, a house, with lot 25x100, No. 165 East Eightys sixth streot, between Third and Fourth avenues, te Landon Carter Gray, plaintiff, for $11,500, William Kennelly solid, by order ‘of the Supreme Court, in foreclosure, Maurice Zeyne releree, a plot of land, 100.5x144 11x86. 6x116.13¢, on the norshwess corner of Broadway und Sixty-second street, to Jam W. Barker, tor $70,000, PRIVATE SALE. V. K. Stevenson Jr., yesterday sold the three story and basement high stoop brick and brown stone hous No. 122 East Thirty-first street, betweon Fourth and Lexington avenues, with lot 20x100, for T. W. W: occupant and owner, to Mra, Sarah Devi $12,000, TRANSFERS. ‘7th av., 0. 100 ft. s of Latl A. M. Burchard od hat ‘58th Dold wad wife to W. Demuth 1ageh ot.s ms 150 ft. e. of 7th av,, 25x0011; Wan. Dei fol o & Howe. 7,000. 10th av. ft. 6 of adeenn and ite to C, Fellmas Oo, 585), 17. at. 622 ft. Lahrs und: rita to P bw Gillison Maghoe (exeeutor) to G. it. @. of Lut av. . Sage Teexids Wite to ¥. Koenly 40h 387.6 ft. w, of Osh ‘O'Reilly to A. M. pavers’ 4011 6 1h, w. of Sth a Willem: 108th st., a. wh Smith lett #t.. we a ote) Fong sens: mt mg a «7,000 MORTGAG rd, Agnes M. and busb: to W. sof 40th st, w. of Sth av, talsebeir s Lewis B. and wife, to Mutual Life Inefrance 133d and “ ste, we aoe xen ear. + 388,000 10,.0°O (aia ward; ou Same to ware es “at Grot h st., ©. of 2d av. bere, Adoiph and of of Sth ay. and 4 years. x Hpi (trast s. W. corner of ‘ih ay. 10,000 Vy Jobn 4" Wo ‘Usth st. ; Lyear... Ripley, Jose on to T, Rowe, w. ner of Laz (23d wat Sullivan, fecan and husban: vor), &. ‘7Bth st, ». of Same to same, n, 4, of S7th ot, between Sth aud 6th Bow: ot 36th wt Stafford, iichaca, to. 8 Appleby, w s. of Sth av., n, of O7th st. + 10,000 BUSINESS TROUBLES, Heury Berliner, of the firm of Berliner & Karcher, flowers, at No. 477 Broadway, has filed petition in bankruptcy to have the firm declared bankrupt, the jumor partner refusing to join in the application. Th abilities amount to over $100,000, The principal creditors aro the following:—Secured—Sehulz & Ruck- gabon, $43,275 25; Dry Goods Bank, $2,021 72 Un= secured—A. Krieger, $25,657 83; fo & Marring, $7,076; W. E. Rhinelander, $3,771 66; Kunbardt & Gol, $8,624; Jato & Pinkers, $2,043 i; Horstmann, Van Hein & Co., $2,226 37; German. American Bank, $1,704, he failure of John R, Hoole, dealer in bookbindera’ chy “ng 46 and 46 Mcvgh street, is reported. ih assignment about a year ago, and compromised pei bis crealtees at fifty ceuts on the jollar, Charles F. Pgs ate broker, of No. 19 Broad street, has filed a voluntary potition in bank. rept with siabilities amounting to about The following are the Lap a ara stack, Eecrents Life Insurance Compan: B. Stark, $4,000; Receiver of th Commenwesith ‘Lite’ Insurance pda Sy $5, ; Mra, M. A. Davenport, $5,000; N. Ward, 28, J. Mayo, $2,140. The assets are Socsbaly #0 $67, 900, but cons! principally of notes and claims that are considered worthless, There are two claims against Jay Gould growing out of “Black Friday” trausactior ne is for $100,000 gold sold him at 148,and settled at 130, aboat $19,000; th claim is fof the difference on A dina gold sold him at 143.4 and settled at 130, $23, Clinton Wagner, Feo bs physician at No, 51 West Thirty-fith street, and Superintendent of the Metropolitan Throat Hospital at No. 17 Stuyvesant strect, bas filed a voluntary petition in bankrupicy. His er Lhe MY et $8,700 rae assets rine:pal vices. The ian largest Creditors are Basil Waguer, + $4,771; P. G. Gessman, $1,893 78, TRIAL OF POLICE CAPTAINS, —_- Captains Ward and Robbins were placed on tris} yosterduy, before Commissioners ith and at the Central Office, the former to headquarters an itp) ubsenee blank, and the latter tng to the Superintendent. detence that bis ontission — of business cg hg ge noted. cca wade