The New York Herald Newspaper, November 24, 1876, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, “FINANCIAL AND COMMERCLAL | The Stock Market Irregular—Coal Stocks Higher. GOLD STEADY AT 109 Government Bonds Active and Firm-—Railway Bonds Generally Stexdy—Moniey Closed at 2 and 2 1-2 Per Cent. 5-8. Watt STREET, } Tuvrspay, Nov. 23—6 P. M. Lake Shore and the coal stocks were again at cross purposes to-day, though this time 1t was the turn of ihe latter to go up and the former to go down. @ situation of the railroad war is as ‘‘onsartin’? s# the proverbial “white man,”’ and the absence of spy definite information on the subject in disappoint. ng toimpatient holders. Accordingly, the disposition © realize, which was in a siate of hesitation yesterday, yecame pronounced to-day, and in the case of Lake Shore carried the stock down to 564, under much oxcitement, and with transactions to the amount of 62,000 shares. The bulls of Twenty-third street, who baa Jent a moderate toss to the movement, sre trowned with horas that crumple easily, and are Much more at home in their tamiliur bear skins than when masquerading ia hide and hoofs, and they thowed it this morning by abandoning the wrong side ot tho account and their holdings at one and the same me. So much of tho popular interest was taken up ’y Lake Shore that the rest of the list, with the ex- veption of Delaware and Lackawanna and Michigan Dentral, hud no other resource than to fall away in prices by themselves, which they did to a moderate Aegree, The coal fancy, on the contrary, was as jolly as a taudboy, and rose from 6834 \o 7144 under the atten- tion of solicitous bears, The fact is that the stock has been considerably oversold during the last few days, and the old pressure on account of deliveries baving shown itself again in the shape of +; premium in loans and a concessicn of 1 per cent on selier10 contracts, the bears have taken fright as usual, and with the un- avoidable result of marking up quotations, There is BO reason to believe, however, that any party bas been found to bull it under the unfavorable circumstances which surround the property. There was next to nothing doing in W: ro Union aod Pacific Mail securities, thouyh the former dropped off a traction, probably on reports of an additional cut- Ungof rates, The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com- Pany announce further and important reductions of over their lines, and havo devised a system of \elegraphy which is admirable tor its simplicity and clearness, It consists in dividing off the States cov- ered by their wires into four distinct goographical sec- tions (of which a colored chart is published), and of xing a stated sum as the maximum tariff between mach, Thus, between any point in Section No 1, which comprises the Eastern States, and avy point’ in Section No, 2, which embraces sho Middle States, and vice versa, the high- est rate for an ordinary message can in no event exceod the sum of $1, though the amount may be decreased with the decrease of distance be- tween the operating points. Of still greater impor- tance 18 the new schedule of charges,which, as compared by the Western Union Company, pre- neral reduction of from twenty-five to fifty percent. This movo of the Atlantic and Pacific Lompany is a decided step forward in cheap tel- igrapby, and as such should receive substantial recog- ‘tion by all classes of the community. The market closed steady and dull, and marked by an Mdisposition to enter into new engagements pending ibe unsettled political question, which to-day is being segarded with somo anxiety. THE SALES TO-DAY. ‘The transactions at tho Stock Exchange to-day aggregated 146,735 shares:—New York Central and Hudson, 440; Erie, 1,500; Lake Snore, 62,330; Cleve- Jand and Pittsborg, 870; Nortnwestern, 900; do. pre- ferred, 200; Rock Island, 1,850; Pacific Mail, 2,200; %t. Paul, 1,200; do. preferred, 6,400; Ohios, 5,800; Western Union, 4,300; Wabash, 530; Union Pacific, 100; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 33,075; New Jersey Central, 4,000; Michigan Central, 14,750; Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, 1,000. OPRMING, HIGHEST AND LOWxsT. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— New York Central. Eri Oninine. Highest, Lowest Milwaukee P Del., Lack. una Western, New Jersey Central. Beret, 47 71%f Ai Pue Tel 1433 Qucastiver 108, eve pi. 15 the 5 108 fs PT 564 ‘1s 62 Mich Contra. 42) Unexpress. S64 57 NY & Harlem. 136 Welis-Furgokx 56 1036 Cl @& Alton. 9ohg 24 (lee & Pitta, 8255, 6 A ; Enion Paelfle,. 5934 ‘Oty Ww 19% ADVANCE AND DECLINX. The following are the changes in closing prices com- pared with those of yesterday :— Apvvaxce.—Delaware and Lackawanna, 1%; Dela- ware and Hudson, 2x; Erie, 44; Hannibal and st Joseph common, ee Iino Central, 34¢; Morris and Essex, 4%; New Jersey Jentral, 1%; ’ Rock Island, %; American Express, $: gold, } Dxciine.—Western Univn, Ki “se Paal, 7%; do. pre- ferred, %; Pacific Mail, 33; Michigan Central, 4%; Lake Shore, %; Harlem, %. The rest of the market was stationary. THR MONRY MARKE On call loans money was freely supplied at 4, and finally at 2 and 2% per cent, The discount market continues quiet, and pri paper passes at 454 to 6 per cent The rates of exchange on New York at the undermentioned cities to-day were:—Savanvab, offered; Charloston, easy, 5-16 a par; Vincinnati, dull, 100 discount; New Urieans, commercial 9-16, vank \; St Louis, 100 a 125 aiscount; Chicago, 1-10 discount. The foreign exchanges were heavy and lower this \fternoon, when the bankers reduced their rates to 4.82 and 4.84 for long and sbort sterling. The demand in limited. We quote:— ie Mia BP. 481 0482 5,223 a 6 19% 5.193% a 6.17% 626% w 8.23% ts <a be THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opemed and closed at 109%, with sales in the Interim at 1093%. The carrying rates were 3, 1, 13¢ and 2 per cent, Loans were also made fiat. OPERATIONS OF THK GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. bse balauces, $1,308,147 Currency balance: 1,438,490 Gross clearances 22,225,000 Seven hundred ana fifty thousand dollars in silver left Liverpoot for New York to-day per City of Rich- mond, THE PORKIGN MARKET. Consols closed yesterday in London at 95% 29634; the quotations to-day bave been 95% a 954;, and at three o'clock 95 9-16. United States bonds are steady and unchanged. The Bank of England directors made no change in the minimam aiscount rate (2 per cent) at their reguiar weekly meeting this morning. During the week the specie in the bank was decreased £451,000; to-day there wasa withdrawal on balance of “£40,000. The reserve last week was 65 per cent of habinties; it la mow 64%. The Bank of Franco in- creased its specie 5,810,000!, during the week. Sterling exch at Paris is 26f 160; rentes, 104f 0c. Tne following are closing Londun quotations at five P. M.:—Consols, for mi 95%; de, for ac- count, 95\;; five-twenty bonds of 1865 (old), 108; five-twenty bonds of 1867, 109 a 10944 ; ten-torty bonds, 107%; new fives, 106 10644; Erie common shares, ~~ RAILROAD BONDS, In railroad bonds the principal change at the Board was an advance of 1% in Ohio and Mississippi seconds; the other changes were slight in tho late dealings. St. Louis and Iron Mountain firsts rose to 101, Union Pacific land grants to 101, sinking funds to 914%, Onio and Mississippi consoliaated king funds to 83 and Toledo ana Wabash (St, Louis division) to lowing were the closing quotations for Pacific Rasiroad bonds:—Union firsts, 1053; 0 1054¢; do land grants, 100% 0101; do. sinking funds, 914 a 913¢; Cenirals, 1093, a 100%. GOVERNMENT BONDS, Government bonds closed sirong at the following quo- tations:—United States currency sixes, 123%; a 124; do. do,, 1881, registered, 1174 a 11734; do. da, do, coupon, 117% a 118%¢; do, do., 1865, registered, 1104; a 11034 ; deo. do., do., coupon, 11044 a 11044 ; do, do, do., new, registered, 1133, a 113% ; do. do., do,, coupon, 11344 91134 ; do, do,, 1867, registered, 11645 a 1163, ; do. do., do,, coupon, 1161 a 116%; do. do,, 1868, registered, NTH a 117%; do. do., do., coupon, 117% = 11 ten-forties, registered, 113% a 114; do. do., coupon, 114% @ 1145; do, fives, 1881, registered, 11234 a 1124 do. do, do., coupon, 112% a 11234; do. 43¢'s, 110% a 10%. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $55,000, gold, on account of interest, and $6,500 19 redemption of five-twenty bongs) The Sub-Trousury released $18,100 silver coin to-day, Revenue rece'pts to-dav wore $250,000; customs receipts, $400,000; bank notes Teceived, $650, 000, STATE BONDS, 1n State bonds this afternoon Tennessce new series sold at 4434, old do, at 45, District of Columbia 3.65’s at 69, and Missouri long sixes at 105 3¢. BANK SHARES, In bank shares the only sales were of Commerce (six), at 108, PHILADELPMIA STOCKS. The following are quotations at the Philadelphia Stock Board to-day :— Pennsylvania sixes, third Issue. 14 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad... oe 18% Reading Railroad... 22q Pennsylvania Railroad. 455% THR AMKRICAN MINING BOARD. The following is the omen! rocord of transactions :— 50 shy Alpha, 100 Belcher 150 Ghollar:Potosi.s10 3.0 Cleveland, . / 109 de 20H ale& Noreross 810 100 Juiia Conssl 810 BALES APTER CALL. 100 shs Besta hi $15 SO% 100 she Justice 35 California. . OB ou Tacerne . 24 Cleveland : 9 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 from San Francisco, is furnished by William Ward, Drexel Building. All prices are im gold:— 62 Advanced 1 69 7 7 74 Advanced 5 Consolidated Virgiwia, +48 60 60 49 Advanced 1 Crown Point..... 8 9 1 9 Advanced 1 Eureka Consolidated. 1k 12) 11 Advanced 1 Gould & Curry. ll 18 14 = 18 Advanced Hale & Norcross, ae ai oe - Imperial NS CMS Seah “a Justice. 24 24 26 25 Advanced 1 Kentuck 10 12 «11 «11 Advanced 1 Mexican. 23 24 27 2 Advanced 1 Ophir. 4d atk eng Overman . ” ht wy a Advanced 2 lu RB - lL 11) 10 Declined 1 8 10 Advanced 1 12 8 le - Yellow Jacket... 17° «18 #16 Advanced 1 The following are closing prices:— 3 2b yg Hed 4g 2355 - BL + 83 Raymond & El Silver Hill Savag Segreg Sierra Nevada. 10g 3 Union Consolidated... 1245 6 Yellow Jacket, + 104, MEMORANDA. It was stated on the street to-day that within the near future the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com- pany will still further reduce ra throughout the entire country, officials being now at work in revising and rearranging the schedule. Stockholders of the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railway Company will find elsewhere an important notice in regard to their stock. The differences be- tween the foreclosing bondholders and stockholders have been amicably adjusted. The sale ot the roaa has been confirmed in all threo of the State courts, and the old stock is admitted to a participation in the new concern upon payment of $10 per stare in instal- ments of $2at intervals of three months, Stock- holders mast subscribe within thirty days or forteit ther stock. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Imperial... ... Julia Consolidated, Tuvurspar, Nov. 23, 1876, BEFORE CALL—10 A. M. S000 P FEMS CTs 121% Bey vhe Mil de SEP pf. 5344 ‘0000 P, F Sto re a) G0... doo cnt & RIRK.. 1 do. 10:15 AND 11:30 A, $5000 U-G's r."Al-bo 1173 #40. U 85-20. 198.be 10000 U FH. .be 1 00) U 1000 U8 ts, 6. 6000 2000 US Calied bds.. 2.00 i FIRST BOARD—10:30 A. #6700 w+ 10844 100 abe Ls Ms.be.b3 2000 a Liwie 000 low: =: é ‘perteeent e es gs = = = E8058 ce: ste 1 $8 Wells Pargo Ri, ‘ “be i Re se Ree Se rs teesees ‘70 do. wo 200 20 rroeeerery tsb I Cen RR 200NT BR. Boo $5000 T 5000 Ohio & M 200 shs Vel 4B ra 100 Pac wal S5 i n¥Cc Ay HR RR S00 Brie ite 100 Mieh Cen RR. Ly do. do. 3 - is 1000 US 5's, 10-40, &. be 1177 SECOND BOARD—1 P. 44% 1800 che LO 69 8u be 1000 C&N Wee gh.. 1000.08 Meousi., 8000 do... 15000 Ohio 4 M Ey ee Se 1000 St Lal Me ist, do. : 100 TRWIst.StLd.. 72 10) Tola w Hitt. 400 Oke MAC s 1 Lal, Beebe Bova TH apf-be 200 shs i & it do. oto 200 100 100) ee 100 Amefean "kx a Bs ‘ag 100 7 ing 10) U SEx ag a 4 1” rue M 25M 70 200 NYC&TIR ihbeds 103° 400 tur 10) Erie RK. 9% 1000 a IO} Cen Ri be Te 4 a 50 Clev & Pitts gt.. 900 ne B00 sien ens bess 43 SOO TIN 80 a ae u 200 do 300 NJ Cen RR. je 70) "do. 1.00 LS& 8 Ri. bess 23 2:30 10 3 P.M. #9000 US 5-20, ¢, 135 m LSEMSRRb3 5845 WO. cess OO & Mise 2d... #000 Chi,R I & P 7s. 100 shs Del & Hudson. Too W Un Tet. 200 do. 10 American Ex. 00 Pac wall BB... , do 80 8 Mory Fas RR 100 Au 4 TH RR 20 do COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON: SPOT FIRM—FUTURES FIRM AND 5-320, 4 7-32c, HIGHER—FLOUR FIRM— WHEAT FIRMER--CORN DULL AND LOWER— OaTs DULL AND UNCHANGED —WHISEEE UN- CHANGED—PORK NOMINAL—LARD InREGU- LAR AND LOWER—PETROLEUM FIRM—SPIRITS TURPENTINE STEADY—ROSIN STEADY-—OILS STEADY—COFFEE QUIET—S8UGAR FIRM — FREIGHTS STEADY. Tuvrspay, Nov. 23—6 P. M. The merchandise markets ruled quiet as a general thing, but there were a few noteworthy exceptions to the rule, the most important of which, perhaps, was the activity in wheat, which was in demand for ex- port at advanced prices. Flour was in fair demaud and prices were firm. Corn was dull and lower, while oats were dull und unchanged. Whiskey was un- chanzed. Pork was neglected and nomin: Lard was irregal lower. Freights we! Cotton on the spot was firm. Futures clésed firm and 5-32¢. « 7-320. higher. Coffee was quiet. Sugar was firm. Oils were gen- erally steady. Petroleum was firm. Rosin and spirits tur- pontine were steady. Corrxe.—The market for Rio was quiet, but steady. The murket for mild coffee was dull. Duriug the past we 2,087 bags Maracaibo, 1,399 bags Laguayra, 689 bags Mexi- can and 171 bags St vanilla sold in lots for consumption at prices within the range. The stock of mild coffee in first 51,192 grass mats; Maracalbo, 6,489 bags; Laguayra, 192 do.; Jamaica, 919 do,: St Mexican, 749 do.; Savanilia, 955 do, Total stock, 14,137 bugs and 51,192 mats Java. We quote:-Ordinary cargoes, 15%c. le. ; talr do., 17Ke. w 18e.; goad do, 18'ye, a IXKe.; prime, 18%e. # 1¥e.; extreme range of lots, 153¢¢. a 2Uc.; Santos, fair to good, 17er @ 18¢., gold, ninety days; Java, government bags, 20c, @ 22e.; do., grass mats. 21. : Laguayra, 163e. » 18c,; Jamaica, 1lge. o 176. ; St, Domingo, 13ge. @ 14%e.; Porto Rigo, IWige, w 18¢. Costa Rica, 16e. a 10¢.; Mexican, fee narket for spot cotton was firm, with hold: ig Maher prices. | Future deliveries open. d with an advance of tye. on losing prices of ths Previous evening, and eveod bre Weab ee apwura en ney, with the closing prices showing au advance for ot from ‘dz0. to fue, ‘The ewsing prices to-day compare with Wodnesiay’s ns loliow Wedneeday, Nocensber 22. November 1115-16 0 11 shia Thurwlay, November ii, November. ¥ cemver, L wary tion, and. un cotwonin store running than oalf « grade above ur velow the Ke. je ai few plana, Alavama. WV. Orleans, Teas. Ordinary... + 1 10g Strict ordinary... Good ordinary”... Siriet youd ordinary Lo jing. 1 9%; atrict + middling, 11 Today. Last Bening. Total, fi Bd Stained- Good oe. 1OKe. ; luw middling, 1070. me ordinary. were us foliows:— c. Spot sales 970 615 1303 1,990 108 - 108 ‘Total, | sion, P to two P. 100 tie? at eee 2,500 ‘at mt 17 dues 409 wt "ie uate "RAD ab l2ises fide: Jananiy, 1X) nt 12 vndde,, V0 wb 12 2 tae, 100 wt 12 7-de,, 4,000" ui JO ioe ie wh 11-326. Tot: at ‘otal toialy 18300 bales. The 1,918; Savanna, 626; | Nortolk, on, 45 inte ay last wook, ‘otal i to leet ai. vy sean, oston nny compressed; to Bi {by 'suil, Se. ; t0 Liverpool, ice ote Fiour, 16,513 bbls ; whi ‘60 ‘and 450 sucks 1-80 do. : Et M842 co, ; bari ‘alt, 709 do. flour ot ly, demand for shipping tras, which inva riably Lrought ful: prives. ‘The sales were about 1x,000 bots, incinding State, Western and Sourgorn, at, the, au xe quotacions. hye Hour was 4 30) bbIa id at 84-40 «$9 15, “Corn meul was firm sin aig active, r WOO id HO) awoke: sold at $4 45 Brandywine 62 8 9 63 15 tor Westerr Zoltuw, We quote :— 0, Minnesota Kound hoop Ohio, nd hoop Olde, ‘amily... St Louis, iow oxi St Louis, strat cht choie Soathern, N ot S5e, for new no ind 6Ue. @ Bic. for W 8: ede, for rane mixed fa: P AND JUTE, steudy, witu sules also stoudly bole, low trained, $1 tine Arn; Linseod, casks crude, Be. n $23e. winter, Uc, a S8e, phi be. tor the lutte! gloing prices w in bbis., 153, 160 bbis. 36 bole. oxira prim lize. vellies extra e920 for prime, Western Tsige. @ 140, tor 80 10 $10 15 wsked $10 15 bid. 810-17 asked; March, $10 Heroes at $1015 9 meatic. W Louisiana, fuir to Rangoon, tair to good, nouinally 6246. aoe '., Currency ; Hangoon, in bond, Mc. l. aak—ihe market for raw remained rm. “We wot sales of SUU baxe centrifugal wt dic., and 3,700 bags P The. a Tha, e iy Rye four, fin: to sapertin 20 $1 33 for new N 235, rade ‘a and B7\e, tor } but aniet Adviews frou Wilt We. a $1; sperm, crude, do., natural do, $1 65 Southern, tite, n 70s. ; bl winter bleached fish, S0e ons refined, in bi rofued ut Phitnieipnta, adie id, $16 35 asked; } 6 city sola ut $18, cash, quote a7 Cut ments vor quiet led Wams wt 1144 xt $10 19 for seller you " Hick was steady, with ship w 7 mae: rm extra, ‘at about $1 Fe fe new llwaukee. > 8 S118 also quies. in prices. ixed, ytd “for old no gr ern yollow, Rye was.quiet, Barley ‘Oats wors dull, but with- ‘The ‘ules were 30, Ko. for old Ohi for ol jeago Nos 40c. for range of Western mixed, 3B}¢c. of Western white, 4c. a 50c. for State white, 47¢. a 49, for Stute mixed, 3c. _ BOige. for No. 2 fo $ mixed. —Jute butt . but Inactive. every of 225 bbls. wt SNe. a 38: 100. bots, good nzton Were Ae 0; good strained, $1 80, hard, $173; soft and cont generally, trendy bus auie and peat heza ‘sitleer: 48e. mitts wins W5e. J Lard, "s—United, $3 35 0 cut mien ‘ Doin. and. 3103. be and 490 cal The esh, han: WE BAKO, w Hye. rok ly houlders at 6%. & ing ‘vcull” prices wi iy s1047h hy asked February, U bid, $10 40 asked. $10 174 tor Januar, und $10 15 —Carolini pri We note sal gold, 90 days Ge.8 Be, cna isal du., Ge + a — tor New centrituzal and raixed 'do,. muscovado refining, ‘orto Rica, sOe, « SNe. 5 s. Koud, OYE @ GOs. ¢ choles, tite, Stones ~The ‘market for spirits turpentine was ‘ashingtou lo., blewctie wie Northern, 7: ex fc, Bacon was et joked meats were quoted at hams and 7c. w¥4e. for shoulders; 60 ‘Lard was irrozular and decidedly lower ur Fe firm bu. quiet. of 387 We Nd Jute. 3340" istle, 5) YR, Rosin was Fold at $3 20 and 100 60. We quote :—Spirits of turpentine, strained. $2 5 follow; Tar Ori virgi & 500. yeliow resent winter, vate a i United; 83 30 bid, Union ship: $4364; Union, $445 a KE AGN; market urns: 483 256 ard, 3 joa puckaen: Be. a wer fresh shoulders atte. © it bellies at aud, qui was quiet; 100 reas city No. 1 ut and 10 ye. for spot nambuco on private terms. Refined was quiet, We quo Fair rofin do., 10%c.; Cubs, grocery, fair to w tike,; do. centritogal, bhds, and’ box , 103 1Me.; do,, molasses, hhd: k of raw sugar Stock (ascertained “by. Bo ‘tual count, inelu ulation, November Reeeipts since November 1. Totals... Salos sluce Novemver i. Stock this day, Nov. 23,1876 9,448, ber 24, 1875. Wid 1 second quality, RY.—Kecei dered, i ize, cut lo is us follows :— ding «1876 18.457 4,509 = 10 ipta, $8 casks, The mar! e es prime sold wt LUIgc, ‘TaLLow—Keceipts, 28 hids., 101 bbla and 4 casks, market wus dull aud heavy, about 105,000 Ibs. sold at 84sc. itt almost nominal, SU Ubis. sold ar $1 Wie. Freicuts, ‘all round cotton and provi: ae sh, se 508 boxes b and, by bushels sto bois gy water), hence to Quite a good busine: erally, but mainiy in per jr steam and rte i instances au ad ber sicam, ‘The engaxemouts embraced :—Tw Live 000 bushe.s Kralu at Bigd. ; 3.000 boxes cheese at cou at 458.. quoted ut 45s. 0 47s. Gd. ( ip ported with Kentucay tobacco. sn Italiau bark, WU) tons (now at Delaware Brenk- al cargo, compriain, Genow, with ge 10,772 80.813 15,138 57,200 209 sail, and prices were sup. vance wus claimed for gruim 138,112 het was quiot The 1, DOF 4,04) canes refined petroleum, 250 bis cottoneged oll an sesidaum fence corde Britisn bar, Us. Bd. 5 a Britivh brig, United Kingdom with’ do. wt 6s. bi ish bark, cepurted from Philadelphia to. Meltnst, witht 9.000 at Jump sum of w Liverpool, with Belvish brig, ‘40 t he: “0. "Gnikew Kingdom, with slate at Taz laid on the N burt with 4,200 qi 3 tons, ben 00 quarte ish wuip, a the ee for uurtors grain wt $o Work tor anders 40 bois, flodr at 4.5 & Vanixe bark, 250 tons, trom’ Bulsimore wo Bristol Channel with off cake ut 258, cout prinaze. Perroleum eb: tons, Levee to soe with 4,000 bbls. refined an Amerlean bi to Conti British ele, 245 tons, naphtha at Bremen with cording to lay ig taken riers—A s, he forgan Pill retine: he Intter price if 15 da: Philadelphia vo Contin m private terms; @ grain), 3Y9 tons, from ‘mun ship, 1,340 tons, hene at ds. Higd. to F ton und & per with 4, refined at fetth 1-800 bbl 1 to Pulidetp ha “wo ‘Contlagut, ex Duten, with 5,600 bols. do. at 4s DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gauveston, in, coastwive, 22, Bales, 2,127. itvew. Mos. Cotton firm; middling, 1134 Net receipts, 6 824 val ordinary. 1uige. Cotton firm; middling, Ie. ; ordinary} Groat OS.940. 1» Idee. Cotton quiet; middiing, 115 New cera ordinary, 10%ge. Stuck, Bd,117, Spirits of tur entine firm wb B90 rm at ww. steaived. Tar Fiour unchangéd; sale: Muwauxee cub, waite foted. els. Flour in fair de: ry dasane aud & shady bigui No. 2 at Hise 'e $A4e.: December, “Onte, hiige 6 seneb Do. rai Ss ‘ Flot poner Wheat firm; No. 1 Shee met do. 38 rest ie ments ‘$18 05 Jauuary. 0. 2 do. 1. 3 red, BELT; firm ; high mixed, Xo, 4 white, Ror ‘2 ier, rejecteus 2 Tio baal she ai. corm, 500 bbis, Hour, 11,000 bushels wheat, 1 NEW ORLEANS, Britain, 4; comstwh ni Mositx, Set Fecetots, 1,915 bul SAVANNA: soe wedi. nl Hem | tidings Stige 11 1 good ordinary, 10hgc. « orts—To Urens Britain, 4, UU. Stock, 111, WILMINGTON, D, ‘Oswxco, N 1400 vols. rT Railroad shipments—Flour, 1,50 bbis. low imidaiis low middling, Noy. 23, 1876. inent, 1,080; Nov. 28. 1870, 1109." Salen, Nov. 23, 1876, ue. ; wood les. Kxports to Fitwin, 4,119; coustwise, 94, Sales, 4,000. Siock, . Nov, 23, 1876. fru at $1 8v for Nov. 23, 1876, * Wusas: deta: Not Not white Michigan, $1 43; 2 SU 57; extra white, dMletgan, 81 4, Gorn se: Mes Of 1,000 tet ixed wt uicaGo, Nov. 23, 1876, and it firm Dh ag vie. Ones, S2ie. # ganuae Spt pm nl, 44,000 es, tt ovae. At the alte ner #819) Ju ndoie Doce sisi, a 182; No, de, irises esi corn, 4,000 do. eet Lak wh Float, 2. 14,000, Hatiroad shigmmen 3 whe; don; vatley, 7 Cora, 6000" wushels Py ete, 2,800, oe 400 bushels: 1400 PF ema “do. barley, 8.000 do. Nalirond 2,800 do. ; inoue: S700 “bois ts—| ums bo choice West jet ® 0 87 2, bigs. Curd ‘ite., Ty a ie ‘unel Bork hemor; ate Tard ieee 89 8244, all tho cape Tnshlllgs ye <8 Doce ber, weit No. da gh A 18 cease Iie Nov. 29,200, Ne; ilroad receipts — i: wheat, 12,000 7,209 do. =, : FER NOVEMBER 24, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. prices unchanged. Wheat in fair in- ) OU Gushels hard Minnesute to ates Bay club at neve termes. of 350 bbis, eh 0 ed. Pork and lard quiet and wD- changed. PRaiiroed eights unchanged. PRINT CLOTHS MARKET. Provinence, Nov. 23, 1878. dy at diye. tor the best Six04 EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxvow O1 Maxxet.—Lonvon, Nov. 23—kvening. —Lin- seed oil, ows. Giascow R MARKET.—GLASGOW, Noy sugar mark Ar busin ——- eee FINANCIAL, J. & W. SELIGMAN & CO., 26 Bry wt. w York, issue Letters of Ure: payable in any part of Europe America, draw Bills of Exchange and make Telegra jouey to Burope » = bee ON ol Endowment Insurance Policies Meribante toe. Miner Securition; insurance of wi UBNCR TUE LEGAL yanking houses can ferences Address ATTOI- of tm Dt Make plenty money: excellent NEY, b Post oflice. A EDOLE-AGED WIDOW LADY WOULD TIKR the acquaintance of a gentleman of means to loan her» small amount on good security, Address SOUTHERNER, Herald Uptown ITY THREE wilt pay bonus, Aadress ald’ 3 months at legal int CHATTE! MORTGAGE. WxECUTO icity Property. Herald office. I TEREST SIX PER CENT_VIVE YEAR NOBr. kages; money loaned on choles propert T Pe avATI. ‘145 Broadway, ER CENT ON Principals ese ekEC i TOR, box 100 fy OLICIKS PURCHASED. eat and other first class securities 1791 padway, AND RAILROAD 1878, rn December. 1, “oul and Teailroad Com: of RT, Wilson & Oo., Ww. MORROW, President. 10 aan Srake Gaenen OF THE ™ Exchange eourt, Shall have the right ration to b nized, n per sbaro, payable in monte of $2 por shui vals of three inonths, commencing Febraary 1, interest fron Novewber The gold pond morigne ‘of $5,000,009, under this arrange, ment, will be paid off and cancelled, and the mew company Will ve relieved of the temed lines, Subscriptions, which willbe received by the Purchasing Committee, ut Ni thirty days trom #1 the right to tuke The Protective Committee, huving now fully discharged the trust confided to it, congratulates the stockholders upon cevsatul torminatjon of a tedious wad ex law- sult, aud earnestly sdviues duets to arallot the’ option thus secured. Full particulars of the reorgauization will be mide known, at a eurly date, and meantime further information can be obtained of the Pucehasing Committes, at the office, No. 52 jam st, the stockholders will forfelt ook. For the Purchasing Commit ee, 0. D, ASHLEY. Naw Yonx, Nov. 23, 1876, $30. BONUS FoR THE LOAN OF ry 00, ON FIRST DU class security, for three months. Address LOAN, box 108 Herald offi ee 000. WANTED TO LOAN—FOR FIVE YEARS, lon first cluss improved elty Property at 6 per cent. Principals address M., box 118 Herald office. ee LOAN ON BOND AND MORT- roperty. Principals ouly ne od upoly nt No. 7 Fin sas 2 trom'10.&. Me to 9 PMS ; TO LOAN AT az PER CENT, FOR $150.000a0 yeura, on good Linproved city real ry m derate charges, IBSON, JR, or R. M. GARRETTSON, 77 ake wt. COPARTNERSHiPs. Nowe nye PARTNERSHIP UNDER NAME OF 1. D. Piekiord & Co. is dissolved by mutual consent. Novemper ', 1876, D, PICKFORL __@. H. GARDNER. OPPORTUNITIES. Ae FIRW OF MACHINISTS IN PHILADELPHIA yrith ample machinery room and capttal fora mueh lereet ious of takin, clulty in.their line. sir MAUHINIST, Now York Horald office, Puiladel= bin, Py PARTNER WANTED—WITH $1,000 CASH, AS easbi+r in an established paying business, without risk; it chance. ees . BIGGS, 176 Fulton st. CANVASSER POR cry TRADE printing office which possesses plicants must be alle to control traie and ys, Address ADVANCE, box 13: ARTNER IN OLD ESTABLISHED peta profi last year $6,00); easy wert te o PARTY CONNECTED WITH A VERY R ative business desires to negotiate with ® man of invexrity who bas $5,000 who Is willing to Ko abroad and make more. Thi opportunity will guarantee 10) per cent un the amount inv: 7 full particulars address, with full namo, W. P. f., box 148 Herald office. AX Active PARTNER, WITH CAPITAL, WANTED Aa tolerate businoss; witn retail: branches Address ALPHA, Herald o MAN WITH $1,500 WANTED—IN AN OLD je business: $$.000 . ment secured. HANKINS, GENTLEMAN arent TO TAKe PLACE OF RE- tiring partner in oa established manufacturing busi: Ress where iuvextment ts covered by uctual value; $1,500 required HANKINS, ba Wess noch ner Broadway. ONFIDENTIAL any scrape or emb: practice. LTATIONS TO GET OUT OF ‘aasmont. by an attoruey of 31 MODERATE TERMS, Herald PEED BUSINESS _IN- + or will rent the Building, genth war NZESHEIMER, 961 3 wally divided. Address CHAKACTER, ‘box Foot pens tse oar offi He ‘LY FURNISHED; BROADWAY; VALU- able corner; steam heat, elevators; to lease. Apply 64 Astor House, A. ice. N WHOLESALE DFFICE reed: CONNECTED with responsible firm; require es will iS eee QUES, 40 Asters my. AY J. Poor te AMBER Fig WAs patented May 5, has located In New York city, $ubesthe ts able to soll Town and County and State Highte JAY J. SAR att 7, Now NTED A 4 _aPLENDID cine with 81,800 canh ye 3. N. HAAS, 106 ARTNER WANTED.—$2,! 00, UPHOLSTERY, PAPER hangings, etc., by ® practical mun; good connection and poe aes a 209 Fulton st., Brookivn, ¥sto! Tha Phlinderphia: Purntvares qptubllahed four yours, Address New ANTcD—A PARITY WITH $20,000 TO $50,000 TO Join & safo, profitaule banking business, elther as spe- celal or active part dress BANKER, lierald. ar SELL mae YEARS LEASE, PAYING $900 enr profit; security given fo it. Addi IXtON, 1 Herald offs: ee a Lf itruments, Books, tc ; RYAN, 147 East 15th ry share of a light, respect id Liy ay entablinned down aeely. or town, Apply to $500, WANTED IMMBDIATELY.—A RESPONSIBLE goutter jount to take control of Gnenclal department of concerts given by the Colored Bi Address HA RVING, 84445 ahs Brondway. $1. OOO wife will be cos PROFIT, Miorald Uptown ot iCK3 OF AN _IN- ent young man, to whom a liveral salary iven! and required. Address ——— ee BUSINESS TROUBLES. In the matter of the assignment of Jobn Files ana James Younie toJumes A, Finch, aacheduleof tho assignor’s assets was filed in the office of the Court of Common Pleas yesterday. It shows the assignor’s lia- bilities to be $7,600 38; his nominal assets, $8,428 44, and his actual assets $2,030 14. A similar scnedule was Oled in the case of George ber ietian G. Stark and Jacob G. Schuie, which shows thet be $00,146 00; nomial assets, $40,104 18, and actual assets oo gis.o1d 18. The assignee is Edward R, Hois- worth. firm of Klein & Block, manufacturers of Lin clal flowers, at No. 681 Broadway, who made a ge: assignment a few days ago to manuel Moses aor, have labilities re] to amount to over $100,000, printing at Westerly, several months ag>, with ile: to over $200,000, huve settled with resumed business yesterday, A CORRECTION. To rus Eviron op tar Hura.o. In your edition of Tuewday last appeared an error, please correet. You stated that Henry Berliner, rm of Berl: & Karcher, at No, 477 Broad ay, has filed @ petition in bankri palo 1 have read that Pb. H. Karcher flied th: Henry Berliner. Aa HENRY TSRRLIN Naw York, Nov. 23, 1876, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, MARRIED. RIgeR—WResrEn.—At the West Twenty-third street piempicme church, by the Rev. BN. White, Cuaxces W. Buisan to Iva, daughter of RK. B, Webster, Exq., all “ New York. Va Thersday, November 23, at mother, by the Rev, to Salim, only No caras the residence of the bride’ Father Corcoran, A. W. BiLLinas daughter of the lato Henry Major, Esq. Cawiky—Baicr. -~ In Philadelpaia, Nov. 22, at the reridence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. Willtu Robinson, Sauce J. Cawisy, of New York, to Many, davg' er of William Br, Pomisicn—Weis. epiember 19, 1876, ch of the Holy Communion, by the Rev, Francis K, Lawrence, ALBXANDER Dominick to Magy, daugbtes of T. Jenerson Wells, all of this city. Doverss—Guivye.—Thureday, November 23, af Trinity church, Eluaveth, N by tue Rev. Joly Dovotas to Ewwa L., daughter ol A. Griffen, of New York, No cards. Wxisaaxx—Kippim—On Tuesday, November 21, a6 the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rew Oor- jus B. Smith, Loom F., son of Hon. Augustus Weise man, to Euaa C. , daughter of HetiFy Kiddie, Kug., all of this cnty. DIED. Beytiey.—November 22, at his residence, 134 Bridge st., Puomas Buytiaey, in the 754b year of bis age Notice of (uneral hereafter. Bropuxav,—On Novemoer 2 James 8. and Lucy M. Brodhead, aged 1 {scan this Friday, at two P, a at ‘West Bergen, 'AKROLL —At Jersey City, N. November 22, 1876, of diphtheria, Mary Kars, daughter of Stephen R, and Ellen M. Carroll, aged 9 years and 4 months. Interment at Coey man: Cones. —On thursuay, November 23, at Coron: J., of diphtheria, Katix, only daughter of Willi: C and Eleanor M, Coles, aged 2 yoars, 11 months and T days. Coxway.—On Wednesday, November 22, Marcaner Conway, wife of John bhp iy a Her remains will be takeu from ber late residence, No, 138 Crosby st., this day (Friday), to St, Patrick's Cutnedral, at ten o'clock, where a requiem high mass will be neld. ‘rom thence.to Calvary Cemetery for interment, The relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice open. —Oa Wednesday evening, November 22, FRayk Avavstes, eldest son of George W. and Sarat E. Cooper, aged 18 years, 5 months and 15 daya. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Friday evening, at seven o’ciock, at the residence of bis parents, 35 West 130th st. Interment will take pe bey Wovudlawn on Saturday morping at eleven o'clock. At New York city, Wednesday, November tsk Corraay, née de Tournillon, wife of Thomas Cottman, of New Orleans, in the 59th year of her age. The funeral will take place at the Church of St. Vi cent de Paul, 23d st., between 6th und 7tu avs, on Frie day morning, November 24, at halt-past ten o'clock. ew Orleans papers please copy. CraGix,—On Wednosday morning, November AbkLaipe Louisx, wite of George D, Cragin, Jr, an daughter of Charles H. Clayton. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, November 24, at one ML, frou No, West 21st st. Dinutk,—On Tuesday evening, November 21, Ko xrt D. Dinuie, son of the late Phy! H. Dibble New York pilot), im tho 34th year of lis age. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu- neral services, on Friday, 24th inst., at three o'clock % the residence of Mr. Robert Dent, No 229 ith at, Brooklyn, Dyorr.—At New Rochelle, Westchester county, N. Y., on Wednesday morning, November 22, 1876, Jom Dyort, actor, aged 64 years. The tuneral will take place from the Jate residence of the deceased, at New Rochelle, on Saturday morning, November 25, at halt-past ten o'clock, Fritz.—On Wednesday, November 22, Mancarer Fritz, in the 88:n year of her age. Reiatives ana iriends of the jamily are invited to attend her funeral, from 136 Waverley place, on Fri day, the 24th mst, at twelve o’clock M., without further notice, GovLb,—In Paterson, N. J, Thursday, November 23, Excrnase P. Govxn, aged 54 yeary, 1 month and 8 days’ Fuueral on Monday, November 27. Interment ag Cedar Lawn, Paterson. Hongs.—On Wednesday, the 22d inst., of pneumonia, E1ima Russk ct, beloved wile of Robert 8. Hone und daugh' t Charles H. Rus: Funeral services will be on Saturday morning, at ten o'clock, at her late residence, to which the fa ily and intimate friends are respectiully invited, ft which the remaina will betaken to Newport, R. 1, for interment, Jusur.—At Westport, Conn., November 22, Fraxcia W. Jxsve, in the 77th year of his age. ods ure respectfully invited to at- ery at the Congregation: ren, on Friday, the 24th inst., at hali-past two “o’ciock P. M., without further notice. Leaks, Suddenly, nt her residence, No, 858 West 7th a#t.. corner Brunswick st, Jersey City, Mra. meer amine C. LEAKK Notiee of runeral hereafter. Lovia.—At Live Oak, Fila, November 15, 1876, Apvoura Louis, of 217 Kast 52d st., New York. Funeral trom the residence ot son-in-law, Cincin- nati, Obio, November 20, 1476. MAcvoxoveu.—At Hoboken, November 22, Exizapera J., daughter of thi m. Macdonoug Funeral services, trom 3!, James’ church, Newtown, L, 1, Friday, November 24, at one o'clock. Moxax.—In Brooklyn, November 21, after a lingers ing iliness, ANNa, wite of ‘Thomas £. Moran, daughter of F, Fradiey. The ‘Cameras will take place from her late residence, 153 President st. this (Friday) afternoon, at two o’clock. The relatives and friends of the tamily are re~ specifully invited to attend. Brewster Station Standard please copy. Mougas. in Wednesday, November 22, Rourat Lewis Moraax, von of the late David and Cacaline Morgan, aged 20 years, 4 months and 18 days. Relatives and friends are reapectiuliy invited to at tend the funeral from his late residence, No. 388 We: St, On Saturday, at one o'clock, Mongison.—On Thursday evening, November 23, at his residenec, No. 75 7th av., Joun Morrison, in the Tist year of his age. Notice of fur will be announced bi Murtua.—On tharsday, November cx, son of Francis B. and Mary T. Martha, aged & and % months, Newmay.—On Thursday, the 23d inst, Mra, Marr Newaas, im the 82d year of her age. Relatives and triends of the family, and those of her son Hugh Newman, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, on Saturday morning, at ten o’clock, from 164 Ense 66th st, tothe Church of 8t. Vincent Ferrar, corner of Lexington av. and 66th st., thence to Calvary th year, Axtox Orro. de of the family are respectfully d the funeral, Friday, November 24, from his late residence, No. 339 10th ay. O’CoNNELL. —On Wednesday, 22d inst,, Tuomas O’Can- NRLL, aged 27, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fanerat, at one o’clock, Friday, 24th inst., from the residence of nis brother in-lat ‘atrick McGuire, 2,397 3d av. Harlem. Cold Spring papers please copy, ‘eu. —On the 22d inst, Axx, beloved wife of Daniel O'Netil, The relatives and friends of the family aro tuvited to attend the git to the Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush, on Sunday, the 26th inst, at two o’clock P. M., irom her late residence, 372 Vao Brunt st, South Brooklyn. PaRwatt.—On tue 22d inst, Joux Parwaut, aged 42 ra, 80n-1n-law of the late Thomas white. nd friends of the family and those of Sinclair and Robert Grant, are re: fully requested to attend the tuneral, from his lat idence, No. 249 East lst st., on Friday, 24.b in one o’ciock P. M. Prarson.— After a short illness, J. Faxppin, only child of James and Marguret Pearson, agod 12 years. Funeral services, at Highland Mills, Urango county, on Saturday morning. Raus.—Soruia Louise, beloved wife of Charles H. Rahe, on Tuesday evening, November 21, aged 33 years, 7 months and 4 days. Relatives and {rienas of the faraily are respecttully invited to attend the funeral, frum her late residence, 36 Hudson #t., Hoboken, N. J., on Friday, Novomber at one o'clock P.M." s10.—In Brooklyn, November 23, Mra. Jaxz Mon arson Rup, wite of John Rod, aged 51 years, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, November 23, at two o'clock P. M.. trem ber late residence, 140 Clermont av, Roaxvo, -On Thursday, November 23, 1876, Ina BELLA S., daughter of tho late F, G. Rolaudo. The tuneral services will take place at her lave resi- dence, No, 137 West 42d st, on Saturday, November 25, at haif-past one o'clock P. M. SINGLETUN. —Sud WA of of poeemons, November 22, * Rongrt SIxGLKTOS, Telstives and. ieieods sre respectfully invited tu attend the funeral from his sister’s residence, 130 Macdougal st., on Friday, November 24, at eloveo o'clock A. M. THomson.—On Wednesday evening, November 22, ot jp A., infant son of David A, and Christina W. Dp. Relatives and friends are Lg: fully invited to at- tend the funeral services, at 118 Sullivan st, on Fri- day, the 24th 1nst., atone o'clock P. M. laterment ut Yonkers, N. Y. Tovry.—In Brooklya, on Thursday, November 23 Haxxonta Tory, the beloved wii Yames ‘oury, Her remains will be taken trom her late residenc No, 528 Clint jary’s church, at ten o’cluc! Saturday, 25th, thence to the Cemetery of the Hoi) Cross for interment. VxruiLyea.—On Thursday, November 23, Narwaxiny D, Venmityga, in the 67th year of bis age, Relatives and friends ure reapectiully invited to n tend his tuneral, at his lato late nee, at Kust N York, on Sacurde , November 25, at teu A Me Vaw SIOKLEN.—At Gravesend, ‘apagtone mgd 23, 1876 Mrs. Euiza Vax Sickie, in her 54th ye The relatives and friends of femliy ee revenets Invited to attend the fuoeral from her Ia Sos age L. L, on Sanday, November ‘0 Py we Wasntxotox.—On yb eng November 22, 1876, Guorok Wasulxcros, aged 42 Relatives and trietds of the family are invited » attend the funera! services this day (Friday), at ae M., {rom the Central Park Baptist church, 88a st tween 2d and 3 Court Exxent, No. gy A 0. SeR Ae tend the funeral See jainmoned to of our late orge Washington, to-day 38 ao od mn an welve P. M., from ad Bre 5. War. —At Woodridge, N. ea on Wedueviay, Norv ber 22, Etta Temuuna, eldest asughter tore J and Delia T. Way, in the 19th year of ber age. Relatives and triends 01 the pow niphant are tee Huy hipandhe dol ora bd Laemgy setba g a her father, Ihomas une, on woP. M. ‘Train leaves Chambers Cee chad Je ho N 4 York Kaitway, at one o’clock; return trata