The New York Herald Newspaper, January 25, 1877, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, J JANUARY 25, 1877.-TRIPLE SHEET. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The Stock Market Irregular and Fe- verish on Lower Prices. GOLD 1061-4 A 106. Money on Call 5 and 6 Per Cent—Government Ponds Active and Firm—Railway = - Mortgages Steady. i Wat. aa Wrongspay, Jan, 24—0 P. ‘The stock market has swung back upon itself ee a boomerang, Not that anybody has been hi or severely hurt, but that there is a wide disappointment over the fact that so fair a speculation should bave re- celved so yntimely acheck The decline was spread over the whole jist and extended from 4 to 2 per cent, the strongest favorites manifesting as little power to resist as their humbier and less active neighbors, When the Cslvornia party in Western Union reached the ond of their tether, so far purebasing power went, and the bears of weakly constitution had becn disposed of, thore resulted a repetition of the old story ota box full of stock, but a scarcity of customers. Attempts to realizo were met by slippery figures, that Bid away like a will o’ the wisp on attempting to grasp them, and there is no knowing Into what slougi of despond the pool might not have been led had not a judicious cry of ‘halt’? stopped all further effort for the time being. Hereupon, it appears, a change of tactics was re- solved upon to the extent of abandoning Western Uaion and ot marching the ferees into Lake Shore. How thoroughly the former stock has been evacuated is shown by a comparison of transactions which footed up 91,000 shares on Monday and only 18,000 to-day, Horse, toot and dragoons were carried over to the new battle ground, and yesterday and to-day we have been treated to some lively skirmishing, which ran up deal- ings to some 54,000 shares for this morving’s work alone, That the action has been entirely satisfactory to the bull party is doubtful, particularly if we take the day’s prices as a criterion. Official figures whieh, like tho Father of bis Coun- try, are proverbially truthful, record quotations as ranging from 58, as the highest point yesterday, to 6674, the Jowest and final one of the day, and this, too, im despite of the earnest efforts of the pool, who are sald to pave acquired from 25,000 to 30,000 shares, mostly at the topmost limit, Strong antagonism was met with from more than one quarter, The Twenty-third street bears are again in the fleld cap a pie, and make a sturdy resistance to the advance by free sales of short stock; the Ashta- bula accident is assuming serious proportions and tbreatens to develop litigation which may mulct the company (in the opinion of experts) to the tune of a million or so of dollars, while the snow blockado will sbow a disastrous depreciation in eurnings when the iast lour weeks’ business comes to be posted up. Of course, with the underpinning of the market badly shaken, as in the case of these two stocks, it is # natural cousgquence that the rest of the list should eulfer also, in nearly every case was this true, though in a moderate degree, The St Paul properties were exceptionally affected by further reports of diminished business, the earnings for the third week of Januaty being but $27,055 as against $78,000 for the sume week of last year, while the placing of seller 60 options at a small concession from the cash price evinces an ex- pectation of a further decline, » The coul sales by the Delaware and Lackawanna and Pennsylvania companies were productive of very un- satisfactory returns a8 regards prices, and had a de- pressing efiect upon the market values of all the an- thracite stocks. Added to this wero renewed rumors of financial difficulties, yaguo iu form and not alto- gether reliable, but sufficiently potent to produce an injurious effect. Consequently there occurred a sharp decline early inthe day, which, however, was some- what recovered from before the close. Gold has again commenced to sag, as under all cir- cumstances it scems natural for it to do, and closed at 106 bid, though carrying rates were easier at 434 to 6 per cent. : ‘What the course of the share market is to be for the rest of the week is aifficult to foresee, The set back of prices seems rather to be due toa desire of realizing secured profits than to any tear of the future, and the probability is that when this bas been achieved we shall be treated to avother swing upward, should the $reat operators see tit, THR SALES TO-DAY were as follows:—New York Central and Hudson, 1,088; Erie, 4,200; Lake Shore, 64,200; Cieveland and Pittsburg, 100; Northwestern, 100; Northwestern pre- ferred, 1,200; Rock Island, 1,300; Pacific Mail, 11,490; 8t. Paul, 700; St. Paul preferred, 11,420; Obios, 300; Western Union, 17,905; Wabash, 100; Union Pacific, 2,595; C., ©, CG. and 1, 100; Delaware, Lackawanna rt Michigan Central, 14,300; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 1,000, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. Tho toliowing table shows the opening, highest and fowest prices of the day :— Opening. Highest. — Lowest, New York Central, 04 104 1084 i riem.. 140 140 Ene..... 1014 oN Luke Shore Wabash, Northwestern preferred, Rock Island, Mitwaukee and st. Paul. Mal, and St. Puul pref. Del., Lack. and Western New Jersey Central Union Pacific. Obio and Mississippi. Western Union. Pacitic Mail CLOSING PRICKS—3 P. M, Ofered. Aske, Offeret, Si EO MILA SEP pf. 48i¢ O,C,C&L.. Pacific Mail. Quieksi! Quicusilves pf i Mar L& Mi Hen &'se50 Mar L& M pt. Han & std Adame kixpresstOy : Awer Express, 7 ‘nh entral 49 & Harlem. 140 } WR. 10314 entral.. Ohio & Mis my. Tol & W Union f ADVANCE AND DECLINE. ‘The following are the changes in closing prices com- pared with. those of yesterday :— ADVANCE. Chicago and Alton preferred, 134; C., ©. and L, ‘4; Hannibal and St. Joseph preferred: M3 Faoifis Mail, 34; Wabash, and Adams Ex- présy, 3 Dycuine.—New York Central, 7%; Delaware und Erie, % Lackawanna, Ai, Delaware and Hudson, 7%; Hitnols Central, 74; Lake Shore, 4; Mehigan Central, 34; Jersey Central, 4; Northwestera common, 345 do, preferred, 1; Obi and Missisnipp, Ja; Rock Island, 34; St. Paul common, 7%; do. preferred, 74; Union Pacitic, 44; American Expresé, 2; United States Express, %, and gold, 34. THK MONEY MARKET. Money closed at 6 per cont on call after transactions at 44, aud 5 per cent. The rates of exchange on New York at the undermentione! cities to-day were;—Sa- vannah, buying par, selling }y premium; Charleston, Bearce, nominally ty discount a par; Cincinnati, buys tng par, selling 1-10 premium; Chicago, 26 premium; St. Lovis, 76 premium; New Orleans, commercial, 3-16, and bank, para 3, discount. Foreign exchange closed quiet and firm. %y Sterliog-— Sixty days’ sight.... ~ 483) ad Sb Dewand. 2485 04.86 Cable transters, ... 4.3536 04.87 Commercial . - 4805g ads2 Paris— . Sixty vays’ «520 ab 18g Demand. + 6.173 05.15% Cable tr «Alb ably COMMETCHA. sess seen r* beable ixty tay might. Demand. . Cable trausters. . Commercial , THR GOLD MARKET, Gold opened at 106'¢ and closed at 106, the extremes of the day. The carrying rates were 4 6, 3 andd per cent, Gold cleatings at the National Bank of tho State of New York :— Gold balances. . Currency balances, Gold cleared... 1 Western, 17,400; Now Jersey Central, 8,225; | CLEARING MOUSE STATEMENT, Currency excnanges, Currency balances, Gold exchanges. Gold balances. GOVERNMENT BONDS, Government bonds at the close were steady at the following quotations:—United States currency sixes, 231; a 12334; do. do., 1881, registered, 1145 0 114% ; do, do., do, coupon, 11434 a 11445; do. do., 1865, reg. istered, 1003 #10934; do, do., do., coupon, 1003, a 10944; do, do.. new, registered, 1105; a 110% ; do, do., do,, coupon, 110%; a 1109¢; do, do,, 1867, registered, 11354 a1137%; do. do., do., coupon, 1134; a 113%; do, do,, 1868, registered, 1173; a 11744; da do., do, eou- pon, 1173, a 11714; do. ten-torties, registered, 113% « do, do., coupon, 113%; a 114; do. fv 1881, ered, 10734 w 108%. STATE BONDS, forth Carolina funding gct of 1868 bonds sold at 12; New York State bounty at 101; Connecticut sixes at 11114; District of Columbias at 73, and oid North Caro- lina sixes at 20%, THE UNITED STATES TREASURY, The House of Representatives has passed a bill aw thorizing the issue of 90 per cent circulation tothe Gold Bank of California on bonds deposited to secure circulation. The amount now allowed is 80 per cent. The Secretary of the Treasury has issued another call for $10,000,000 five-twenty bonds, interest to cease April 24 next, The call is for $7,000,000 coupon and $5,000,000 registered bonds, Treasury balances at the close of business to-day :— Currene: $8,000,000 Colmes $8,000,000 —Less coin certincat 58,500,000 Revenue receipts to-day. 200,000 Custcms receipts... 400,000 Bank notes received tor redemption ton 1,000, 000 A despatch from Washington says that tne Banking and Currency Committee have reported against the repeal of the ten per cent tax on Stato bank circulation. Assistant Treasurer Hillhouse bas issued the fyllow- ng:—*'Notice 8 boreby given that, by the direction of the Secretary of the Treasury, bids will be recoived at this office uatil noon of Thursday, January 26, for the purchase trom the government of $319,979 10 gold, pro- ceeds salo of $307,000 United States five-twenty bonds 1881, on account Geneva indemnity, Payment must be made either on the day of sale or on tho following day. Bids must be accompanied by a certified check for five per cent of the amount bid for, and will be sub- Ject to the usual regulations governing the sale of gold.”” THE FOREIGN MARKET. Tho following are the London closing prices:—Con- at ig money, 9614 a 9614; consols for account, 9615 14; old 1865 bonds, 1054, w 105% ; 1867 bonds, 110; Gane bonds, 109% a 110; new fives, 10734; Erie, 10, The bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England to- day was £196,000, Rontes in Paris are 107f, 05c, RAILROAD BONDS. Railroad bonds were quict. Union Pacific firsts were firm at 104, Michigan Central sinking fends at 113, St. Louis and Iron Mountain firsts at 1013¢ @ 1013, Erie firsts at 110, Great Western firsts at 10334, Rock Island sevens at 10914; Chicago, Burlington ond Quincy eights at 11243, Albany and Susquehanna firsts at 10933, and Toledo and Wabash seconds at 74. Union Pucitic sinking funds rose to 97, Pacific of Missouri firsts to 100, and Toledo and Wabash firsts to 1033/. Milwaukee and St. Paul, La Crosse division, doclined to 98, and New Jersey Central convertible to 7844. ‘This afternoon prices were well maintained, except in the cases of Milwaukee and St. Paul, La Crosse division, and consolidated sinking funds, the former declining to 97 }4 and the latter to 81, Central Pacifics were firm at 107, Union Pacific firsts at 10374, and sinking tunds at 97. Ohio and Mi: ipp: consolidated sinking funds advanced to 85. Toledo ana Wabash firsts, St. Louis division, sold at 81. The following were the closing quotations for Pacitic Railroad bonds:—Union firsts, 103% a 104; Union Jand grants, 10214 a 10214; Union sinking ‘funds, 96% a 97%; Centrals, 107 a 10735. The following were tho latest bids Albany and Susq Ist....10014 Cleve, Piville & A new 107% Albany and Sw 104" Bull & Erie new, 10745 Hur, C Rae Mist 7xg.. 39 Bull & State L 7° 104 Ches & Ohio 6's Ist..... 26 Kalamazoo & WP Tat.” 85 eno & ‘Alton Ist/)./114 Dot, M & T Int 7a, 1900. 108, Iago & Alton ine.. JJ0& Lake Shore dividend,.. 1063 fet & Chicago Ist....106 Lake Shore con cou Tst.108 Li Jnck & Ohie Ist. 16 Lake Shore oon re 1st 108%, Lake Shore con cp 2d... Mich Centcon 7s, iia 1093, Mich Grae W's, 133, 9 f.. Souther Ist, 7. x ¥ Cen v's, 1888 ‘entral 6's, 1887, Cen G's, renl estate, 1016 entral of NJ 1s Central of XJ Tat con Gen of N J cony.. Mla 8 i 24, 73- 10, PD wo v0. MiLB RT lab, LAG aly, H ‘ D.. = 20 Rua pare dni, Af 3BOTLO 119 Harlom Ist, 7's, coup... Harlem Ist, 7's, reg. North Mo Ist... Ohio & Miss cons wold bas, Obio & Misscon, Gulena & Chi ex. en Pacitie old bonds..107 Peninsula Ist, cony, Cen Pacific, San J br... 2g Chicago & Mil Ist. Cen Pacific State aid... 94° Winona & St Peters Ist 80 Winona & St veters 2d. 72 C & List, 7x, # £30934 Del, Back & West 2d....106 De}, Lack & W 7's, con. 105 Gen Pacitie land gt bids. 9335 Western Pacific uds....101 jon Pacific ist ‘nion Pacific! g, 108 jon Pacislesink fund. 96: beh Morris & Essex 116g Vasile RR oat oe DOWN, Pre Ww Morris & Essex, consitn, 9035 Morris & Essex 7's, °71.102 Cle CC & Tist, St Louis & I'M Ist Alton «TH Alton ~ ~! Z Erle Ist m, ex Erie id, 7 iba & trie Ist,’ bag Teng D | aun 4 Cedar Falls € Minn ist Ind, Bloom'n & W Ist. Mich Kouth 7p e.2d.... Mich Soe N Te F7 pe Cleve & Tol sf... & lol new b"..105 Cleve, P'ville & A, old: .104 PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. The closing prices of Philadelphia stocks are as follows jniney & Tol st, 1806... 71 Vest Union bds, 1900, ¢. 1045, West Union bds, 1900,r.104 City sixes, new. United Railro: Pennsylvania Ratlroau. Reading Ratiroad...... Lehigh Valley Railroad aes Catawissa (preferred) Railroad, Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. Schuylkili Navigation preterred Northern Central Rallroad, . Lebigh Navigaticn...... ou Creek and Allegheny Ratlroad Hestonvillc Railway... Central Transportation MINING SHARES, . The following are closing prices in San Francisc Alpha. 19% Kossuth | Beicher 944 Kentuck. Best & Belcher. 334, Leopard Baliton.. 144 Mexican Consolidated Virginia Pty] Northern Belle Galitornia 4 Overman, o Ophir. 10 Raymond ‘& Bly. Caledonia, 10 Silver Hill... Crown Pow! 7% Savage, Exchequer. 6g Segregated Boleher.. jould & Cw 11}, Sterra Nevada, Union Consolidated, Yellow Jucke' Eureka Consolidated. 2 Hale & Norcross. Imperial .... Julia cesprtraaiay Justice. The following are the reported transactions in New York :— FIRST BOARD, 83g 20 -hy Grandi 8) 400 Lucern 300 shs Bertha. . 100 do... 88 10) Best & Belcher... 100 f | 200 Clevetand....... 100 Merrimac 0 de y» do... do. 100 St Jose n Iraperial, 200 Burek 200 Granvill boo do. 100 shs Merrimac, BuO do... 100 Ophir. a lou Union Cor 1.0 Yellow Jd 100 shs Alpha, 10) Bertha. te ay 150 Mexican. BOARD, W she H & Norcross, 400 Con Imperial, 100 Justic 200 shs Alpha. 1 U Belcher... occ. ‘20U Best & Belcher .. 10) Butiion, iv0 Con Virginia 10 Catilornia. . 4 olla. Potosi tied 10. Caledonia. 300 crown Point. 50 Mexican -. 5 U Merrimue.... 100 Northern Baile, os Ophir, . 200 Savage BO Sierra Nevada. 'y 600 Yellow Jacket, + 5% 100 Bureka,, BALK® APTER CALL, 00 she Lneern’ ) Mexican, 2M 200 Mereiad. Io de Cleveland. 100 Gi 20 Ovorman. sisi. Wet vee M2 100 Union Consol oe ii 10) Yeliow Jue v7 The foliowing are the comparative earnings of U Milwaukee and St, Paul Railroad for the third woek ot NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES | Weoxnsoay, Jun. 24, vid BEFORE CALL—10 A.M. 210) shs West Unite. ha 2005 shs LS & MS RI, i BO do 40 do. 10 do 57} i Boo f aig oo do... 7 ISO NY C a ik RR... 10456 100 Pas Mail Sa. 2 10000 US 6's, ¢, "B1.. | 000 Us 6's, £, *BL... 10000, $5000 NC 1U00 N Too 6 Piste ko ne 5000 Un Fae Ist 1000 Un Pac st, 9 00804 del Mit iat 1000 200) Pac of Bio Ist. 21000 di 1600 100) Tol & 12000 Tol & W 2d 1000 ; 2000 Gt V S000 West U 1000 L T RR do. 3 900 N J Con eony,.. do. di rr 200 Del & Her, 2009 frie Ist m 19 sls Am Bx Bank,. 50 Park Bank..... 100 Del & Hud. 100 150 U 8 Expr 10 800 1/09 1850 80. 100, 1300 100 v0 100 800 00 WO cr 208 NYC & v0 Wo 100 Ti Ce 100 $10000 Connecticut6's 11134 200 shs Mich 5OW Puc of Mo ist. 200 shs Pac Mail 5s. 15 Adams Ex” do, FRx Pac wat 33 do. do. ) do. do do... ry a v0 do 100 “i 100 West U Tel 810 ae 0 do B00 TOO NY Coe Hie RE: 50 ey . 1100 Erle Rie 1 sin 100 0% dopa! ew RK. i do 9 BN ao... mM 40. 0 4 do. se do. 10 200 do. 209 do wou. wo $15000 US 6's, r, ‘81. 100.4) US 5 19000 US. KD dow... 9000 US 5-20 F, '67.be $2500 Dis Col 3.6 20000 Chi, B & Q8' S000 M& BP ea fae. Lar do... 1000 do. 00 BuU00 M & SPis, LC 9745 200 20006 FP Int. 8b. 8 2hy OU 4000 Con Pac ¢b...be 107 2100 5000 Un Pac RR ist... 108% 400 700 Un Pac vf. v7 6000 OM con 60.0 T&W Int, Stled. 5000 D & He 7s, 84. uincy &Tol Ist 5000 Mign South sf 4090 Long Island Ist. 100 sls Del & Hud.be 500.1Q) 50, do. 20 American EX 100 Par abt =: 100 204 500 200 500 ‘ 100 Erle RR. 1 zoo 150 Harlem RR, 200 Del & HG 100 Mil & St P RR. 200 700 M & St P RR eas » West Un Tel. .bi do, rr Ist. LO 100 Pittsbat 700 NJ Con 10000 Us 6: 10900 US: 10000 U8 5" 19000 "de 14000 US FiRST BOARD—W 12 100 shs Tl] Cen RR. 200 Erie RR 101 do... 10) do. bs abe bs ey SSSSSS353. 20 boo 1009 oo Un Frei = MOC & XW sed be Toe bs 100 M & St ry ite 100 104 20 Ch & AILRER pfbe 1b 3g ONY, NH & Hebe.s8 152 200 HAStJ RR pte 263% Me BEFORE CALL—12:30 P.M 90%, 9 do 114% $1000) US 5-20, ¢, 10914 10000 U 35-20, e, 110% 20-00 US 5 110%, “G000-US WN SECOND BOARD—l P. M. 73 400 sha Chi RERR.. 10.54 1800 LS & MS RR be 85 aL 10. 100 9% 208 140° 409 68% 400 9% 49° 200 7 Ine {409 14° 1000 too Ohi NWT 26% 100 100 © &» WRK pf.ve 7% 109 TOTGM a REI be 102 Ite Ohiod i RR be i Wo ‘do. 101% 100 do.. af woo du. aii} 2330 TO 3 P, 100 NC 6's,0,J & 200 shs Mich Con Kit, 1000 do... AO cS 4 2 1000 NJ Cen cony.. 1& 200 M & SP isi 3000 M & E Lst,'con.. 00 Un Pac s 10s 8 Del & Hud 100 Quick Min pf... 0 Union Pacific RR. 100 do, sD do. 44 1000 Mase P IRit pisdd vy he is) 300 Bg 100 Mia SUP ir, TH 400 NJ Con RR Ww do.. BLO do. 90D bh 200 Tom 209 Del, aw it #2 200 if Guo a me Jou 40, 500 do, 49'2 20) Han & StJo iti of citing ale COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON : SPOT QUIET; FUTURES CLOSED EASY— FLOUR QUIET—WHEAT DULL AND NOMINAL— CORK DULL~-OATS DULL—-WHISKEY LOWRK— PORK DULL—LARD DULL-~-PETROLEUM NOMI- NAL—-SPIRITS TURPENTINK FIRM—ROSIN NOM- INAL—OILS QUiET—FREIGHTS QUIET. FIRM—COFFEE QUIET—SUGAR Wrovespay, Jan. 24—6 P, M, Commercial matters were almost at a complete stand- stil 1 to-day. On 'Change almost nothing wi done in breadstuifs, while but a small business was done in anything. was dull and entirely nominal; Flour was quiet but unchanged, Wheat in order to sell, how- ever, decidedly lower prices would have bud to be ac- cepted, Corn was dull but tirm for new. Whiskey duil and lower. dall and unchanged. Oats dull, Dressed hogs caster, Pork Lard withoot decided change. Froights were quict. Cotton on the spot was qniet. Futures closed easy. were firm, Petrolenm nominal. Coffee and sugar were quiet, Oils Rosin remained dull and nominal but Spirity turpentine was firm, vorrey, was dull, io was very quiet, The market fur mild coffee During the past week the following sales were | made in lots for cousmnption within the rang 103 bags Murncatbo, 225 do. Lagnayra, 588 do. Mexican, 236 do, Angosture in Best hands is as follows: Jw soayen, 197 bay I stuck, & Wj; J Ordinary be gril bit ® 186. do, St. Domingo, The stock of mild euffee 21,272 grays mats; La St. Domingo, 161 do.; Mextewn, 1,020 1,387 bags and 21,272 mats Java, We tatr do., 19% {0 + BOKe, w tie; ex- ge. + Santos, fair to good, 1946, 4 70e., gold, HO days; Java, goverament bags, 22c. n 28e.: do. Kraes Muts, Be. ow Ceyton, 196, a 2le. 19¢. Jc. ; Singapore, 18¢, a te. Maracaibo, 19. a 204ge,; Laguay wmaica, Ife. a Ive,; St. Domingo, 176. a I7!ge.; Porto Klec, 18ge. w Wie. ; Conta Rien, I8hge, w le. Meaie Ib}go, & 206; Manila, 19. @ 20c,; Angos- w| tara, 20e, 210. a 200, Corton Savanilla, 19, a 20444 the spot was quiet and quotations wor: vised, Futures wore quiet during the day, The market pened abeady at Tuesda improved 1:82e. The advan Partly recover: 1 betore the closing prices and sasequently was lost intein the day but was: jose and the market closed: easy. The closing prices to-day compare with Tuesday's ax bey ted i wendy. January 23. January. Kb SAG 813 TLS February 13 11.32 4 1?) Mureh... 189 ad Apri. 221875 a Mo LGa— January. February Mareht... 4izz August. Septen October . Now Uplanis, Mabe ry. Good ordinary. teeta odin’ nid Rtrlet good mi Middtinis fair j * 141516 14 15-16 LAN jeu5, sted ine: n Kens to fos were us follows :— Consumption Speculation, at 1S 21s: 13890. 900 ut 400'at 1 1 21-32 its HOO at Dat 18% ibde., BK)" at 1B 27-38 BOO Ab” 1B%e. 100'at 137, 00 bales, For esterday, after two P, April, 500 at 1 DO at TA Me,, 10d wt 14 Wednenday, January 24. wy sieet 11-16 ise 1 al =Quutations ure bayed. dn American standard of elassibon- ‘on cotton in store running in quality not more {agenda above or below the grade quote Ontean'e % iB 137 18 11 13 14 & wo Jet good ordinary, ; middling, 12 11-1e, Spot Toot Keening, Teal, 449 re delivery tl ‘ny 200 it in i Ma 400 at 2, BOO wt 18 1 16e,, 1.800 ab geen 20) at 13 2 June, HOt 14 782e,, 100 Ke LANGE, ¢ Augunt, 100 ut 143g0, 100 80) at 14 Te Noveniber, 500 MEISMe. ‘Total, 20,80) bales. Ge 26,50) baler, Tho Feceipte ‘at the porte closed aa follows ton, 1.s08 Ww Orleans, Mobhie. “1, te; Savanna harloxton, jgWialagaon, 3s Nortoli few York, om EO. Phi: delphia, 14 week, 14,401 bales. since September. 1, as tollows:=To Havre, Hamburg, by stonnier, 740. 0 Biemen, to Liver comp bd. by ‘a ineal, 640 bls. an 118 bushels; owts, 28,000 do.: ry 1,600 do. ‘The flour market was quiet change; sbipp 11,000 bols., the annexed’ 200 bbla sol steady wine. No, 2 Sta Bupertine Stai Exten state Choice dstute Supertine Western Extra Western Minnesota... Round hoop 01 Round hoop Ohi Mount! at 84 50K 36 20, d sucks sold at $3 8 a $389 for Brandy- straight e: Louls, choico double 6 St, Louis, choice tamily Kiye flour, supertine Souther Corn menl, Jersey. Corn meal, Brand: Corn mel, puncheos Wheat was dull and prices could be quoted. Amos the sales being confined to about 20.000 $1.35 tor ungraded spring, and $1.65 for Receipts—Fiour, 10,655 bo! ng extray were held fr g State, Western and So Hour quiet but Corn mexl was quiet but His day bast, Total ressed Ss ‘ali steamer, by ne, wheat, nd SHO teks 5 but thern, at jendy, and 60a 370 5 508 ‘that no trust- t nothing was done, O buxhola, at 81 20 a roxtra white Michi- gan, in store. Corn wan very quiet, but new was firm, steamer Sules ‘were ringing trite 200 190,000. bushels ut Gitsc, wBOKe, for new no grade, GIge. 061 3¢e, for steamer, 59!e. wGle for ungraded mixed, ofc, tor old No. 2 wuite, S4e. for damaged old Western mixed, . fur steamer yel- low, Ge. for choice white Southern’ and 6Ulge. a Bile. for 10,090 bushels Canada N Barley malt was also gies. tertns. withont fin State inixed, 40 . for Western whi tor Wostern inixed, Hear anv Jor Hemp remained Americun dressed, $199 for single, 8: aud $130 a 8) Russia, gold; Italian, oid; jute but ash on the spot, emp, 8 : Sisal do., 57a, old. Moras: ic was steady, but iat, The stock Is . Coit, 15 . English Islands and 8,000 bbls. ube. centrifugal and mixed, ® A645 $2.40; good strained, $2.45 w 82 50, Tai 4 $3; piteh us follows steady, #1 50, e market tor inseed, casks Spirits ils was very nid DbIn., tte re abs refin jet and stendy; United, ¥ —The wurket was still qi ve fows and chickens, dtat de. per Ib.; State and Western, 1 Ke. afc. Tarkeys—Btute and Jersey, Hersey, $175 8 $2 0 air.” Dress for sey; . for fair t for fair to prim Westorn, were quoted ut 10e, Life, tor fnir tw prin Western, aud 1c. quoted ui Ye. n 12¢. fair to prime Jersey: 1c. & and Se, @ 10e, for tale to 10. —Recei pt bbls, 430 ceases old at 7% frenh bellies hams piekled dimen R ck nel by ) short clear sold at at 915e., und Western long . sold within the range, We 4 mess, $12 50 a $12 50; plain mess, $10 50 a SLE SC B14 w 1d; tierced city, extra {ndis, nominal at #26, hams— bbls. Western sold at #25, Dressed re quoted xt Stce. w Sic. for city light, and = Western” at I « td was Withont decided counge and closed av the sec Scull” as follows:—January $1120 bid, BLL February, 811 22% bid, #11 $1135 asked: April. ‘S11 451g bid, $1 subles were about 10,700 tierces at $11 2: rary; $11 35 8 B1137!4 for March, and hoot cales were 0 tlerces city at 11 tierces Western at #i1 * quiet, quoted wt 11 Continent : 10e, for Cu We quote :~Curolina, fair, prime, ¢, aG!ye, : choles mon to Init, Ae. aye: ge curr we Emctthe matket remeined quiet We quote :~Fvir refining, Uy ba grocery, fair to choice, Y7c. & 10) ‘a8, 8 to wc. ad to. prime, # i jned, stundurd A, Ble. w Lis 114 e.. powdered, 1 amit quality, 11% Hinds, Boxes. Stock (ascortained by ace tual count, including. spee- ulation) ry 1, 1877, Reeoipts since Jaiuary 1 Stock this day, January 24, 77 6,262 16,513 26,421 STHAM 1le, for A Hight tr wits no chi stent h was easier, OU0 bushels: geal bugs ot 150 tons slate, 22s, ‘Gul. shels grain, 44d. 60 00) bis! with general cargo at about $1.20 ence to Geno toms, re} Bremen Caba 750. ern port to south NEW YORK CalTLE Kye was qui Jute butts were firmly held; “We quote :—Spirits t pen v Ducks, Jersey, 75¢, «BL per pai for good to priine Western, asked; Mirch, if) 4S: here was a fair demand for domestic sorts wt futi to prime, 5 cy; Rangoon, in bo sé. Wait, Creighton & Morrison sum ap as ful rates, except ert t. Barley 2rold on private ‘Oats were dail but 0. ales were £4,000 bushels. nt for exten graded, 4340. tate widtoy Ode. n bese for fe ite and 42c, a 484 100 bales iw fe quote :— 5 fur double Jets, 8205 8 8219, quiet. a 82 be Foreign was ‘dy. Porto Rico, 459 New Orleans. we. a Bde. grocery, islands, 6c. @ i prime, 4c, with more arly at 4Ge c. Rosin—Strained, =Wilmington, $2 75 Viiningtow were strained, we niet ‘but firm. ; cottonseed, low winter, ent winter, 3 : 1 70 tollows. ed, In Dts © prompt jor prim: sao. at Bult ats, niet and easy, © and Jersey Dew 1H 5. We Ie. at prime ickens were De. & Vie, for bbl + lard, 83 kegs. Cut meats— 776 boxes, Beef. 50 were quoted w esh shoulders at led belliex at 7c. ed betlies HEDGE. & shoulders sold at te, #112) naked. ‘or Fete + for April, andl about Refined sit Voth for raw and ree Dive. t Porto Hien. refining. common + do., grocery, fai to choice, 117 c.3 off 4 Tose. 6 14 nntnted, @, middgees cut loa Bags. Me 87,056 S224 139,18 5 124,191 14,989, 1,166 is quiet ut » The ot was dull and inplished xenorally, n room to Liv An Amerlenn brig, Od. ; «Nor * cence petroleum. to Hort Spain, Italian bark, 400 with general cargo ata lump sum: w rted with black walnut, Hamburg, at £1,200; i with 110,000 feet lumber, from @ South. MARKETS, Wroxespay, Jan, 24, 1877, ReOKIPTS FOR TWO DA vs. Vews Sheep Coen, Cal Ws Yards, Sixtioth str Forty-eight stre Fortleth street Jersey Uity. Becers, vee WOE Totals, 10 Beevys.— ing values of last Monday's markets. a enitle having ther, rl cur loads of hi mB route by stress ot Ww 1st lore, la The arrivals were veow de- ‘The quality vf she pie sia a as far, with only « few steers to hand. Prices ri weights 5 owt, a Big ew! Lt vp disposed of. an aah ‘net on pearl, perib., wiih aoe. ait steors at Le. steers ut 10e. per I sold tor selves 56 mixed Lili per the, weight Inge, perib ‘weight Tigews. 3. 4 ed fs head, weigh + well for self 77 Llinois steers at ihiveo sold toe welt 7 Minos tie ewe lowed de Mee aw ain Byers Tle. wer Mey effected on Sth Ibs. At sixtieth street Bie. ewt.; Sh IMinols 2 Illinois steers at ft 71 4 teers and at ers and oxem ae per Ib, weight 5 ew Litinois steers ut we weight 6 owt. 46 Tiinein steers at Yicc. per. ib, clot 6! Sort meant: 17 Milinols steers at tie per ihe, with ii ge weight 1% owt. 14 Tlinots steers at ALY weight 7%, ewl. °C. Konn sold un + on b ken tucky steers nb Ole. per Ib, weight 6" owt.» 2 steers at Oc per Ib. weight s ewt: O Kens tueky steers at Oke. rol, weight Ri, owt, At Jersey City yards Coney Seymour 16 Ohio steers at 10!.c. a 1h ye. F. Samuels mld for N. Morris iho lor & weight cern ith 94, hhend on 14 ‘on por bead, weix! por Ib, mgr tad with $1 off per head, Hinoie ateers watght 7 owt, 8. Allerton “13_ Mlinoix ew steors at 11 sold for H, with St at for A. Vo it. w Oly weight 7! owt D. Waixel hmide wold 1 per Ib. well sheep und ewes, weig! Ibs. per head, at bye, 40 ibs. per head, at O54 110 Ibs, sold 482 M VRALS AND CALVE nominal, Hogs. There were no live hogs on sale, DOMESTIC MARKET Cotton Grm: mic ordinar, ae jet » 1,808 bales Exports to franco, 14. Balen, Se2il. Nto New Onrxans, Jan, 24, is77 Coston quiet; middling, 12%. ; low middling,” 12ige. gor onaldaree thee NSk vevelpisc alas tates gree Exporte—To Great Hrituin, 3.393; voastwise, 1,3 Bales, 5,300, Stock, 208,785, Mom 4,1 ‘otton quiet: middling, 124c.; low middling oad ordinary, LL ge. ‘o Great Britain, 1,C00, Stock, 60,652, middli ae; Net Cotton firm; ordinary, 1 Cotton quiets middiing, | goad ordinary, L 240. BOY, Stock, 3° °% oul, Flour unchanged; sales 1,400 bbl ry Club at $1 50; extra rea Michi, of No. 2 Milwauk: was 4 fair demand quiet, Flour—ales Wheat —snles of 500 bushels Groen +800 do, No, 1.009 do, extr $i 44; No. mixed do. at 4c. Onts—One car Wester: nada at Raflrond frelihts— New York, Flour extra. wi uiet. ito arch, $1 Ot . 2'do. c.; rejected, 44c, difc, offered. choice. corn, 000 do, bbls.; wheat, 11,000 bushels; corn, 1 do. Boke. a demand. PRINTING Printing clot! EUROPEAN MARKETS. COTTON. Livenec uplands, 0) nd February delivery, 6 1 dling clause, February and March ow middling élause, Maren low middling elnu ‘uplands, low middling clause, Mu B2d. shipped Janaary and February, wary m upland ty “aclivery, '7 Livseed oil, 26s, 3d, Petroteum, 51! or cw. Spirits of yurpentine, ‘Hs. 6d, per ewt. m [New York Produce Exchange Report. | Pork—Eastern firm at 80x.: Western dull nt 69s, "B: mbertand cut dull at 43s, Gd. ; short rib dull at 44s, short clear dull at 44s, Shoulders ull at Sts. dull at 908. ; extra mess dull ut 1O%s, ; Lard—Prime Western dui] at 52s, furpentine—spirits dull at 3! fine dull at 1s, 6d. choteo firmer at 70s. Lard oll—Nor Wheat c cleur dull at 428, 6d. : ent dull at 448, at 42s, 6d, mon dull at Ge. Gd. : Extra State dull at 10s, 10d, No. 2 sprin 4 1 inner at Dis. 24. ; winter soft dull at at He, oh at Mae. w 10M. ig ators at 108: per for Rothschild & perIb.. with $1 on per lend, weight Oly ewt: 3 Ibs, per hen: & Haltonbock sold 209 Mi Ber, head at Dhio sheep, ‘weight 79 lbs. per hexd, at 5% 1y,; 145 Ohio sheep, weizht 40 bx, .p 1b,’ Several of there salen were effected mcows.r-Galea slow at $ Hing, Wheat firmer Michigan, $1 $i high inixed, fay, SUIge.; No. 2 Tana a suade lower utures firm vt, ©. boul “ge ht 5s owt 17 Lilingis weight 7 Ww) per ll Ww. 4c. ogeh 4 2 wel weight "74 e nye. ht Bt Ths. per Ib, yer Tb. Bier —Trade slow and quotutions nearly sa Not rece! Bt: ng, 13 receipts, iy Not ‘txoorts to Ureut Bileatn ‘lub held nite Michi or corn, whoat and flour; other articles: ot 400 ub 2 Chiengo heid at $1 45. cars new, on track, to arrive, at S8e, af ts No. on track, 1; "one car two-rowed State at esr Ibtherarriotes quiet'ana upanange ‘Outs Clover seed, $9 Receipts—F lou Tite. B t brumry; B17 2 ow unchatged, — but Bo a B10 873), key steady and unchang 5 Whent, 7,909 bushel » do. ; iv whent, 11,000 bushels; corn, 14,000 do. ; 1,200 do. CLOTHS MARKET, Provipxnce, Jan. main strong at last quotatt or per ewt, Axtwenrr, Jan, 24, 1877. for fine pale American: PRODUCE. Loxpox, Jan, Sd, a 438. Gd, per ewt, Liv Lay UIs. dull at 10s, FINANCT FFICK OF THR ATLANTIC Company. No policies have dises with m * United and Sta ity, bank and oth Loans secured hy sto Heal estate cy Interest and sundry oxtiinnt sand ‘Total amount of Six per cent cm profite will be paid to the holders thereof, or th resentatives on und alter Tuesday, the Oth sentatives or cutes to be A oividend of forty furs of the © re By order ot the Bow J, D. Jones, Ubarles Dennis, W. H. MH. Moore, R Lewis Curtls, Join D. Hewlett, Charles H, Russell, William H, James be ow, Charles. Burdet wut A William Sturgin, Josiah O. Low, © Witham. Dodie, w. PRES FONDS i HB Brovkiyn and Qu U Pine st. x oy SB088,4) nipaniy hia the following assets, vis York stock, N 8, in conformity to the ch n marine risks from Ist december, kod off from lat J anuary, te of ir stocks ks ard of outstanding certificates of the inue of 1874 will be re- deomed and paid to tho holders thereof or their logs repre- and alter Tuesday, the 6th of Febr from which date all interest thereon will eens roduced at the time of payment Unon certificates which, ware issued for gold premium payment of interest and redem per cent ty dl for whtch certiextes w mpany, for the yoar ending 1st Decem on he id of April next, ra. ‘oyal Phels s, Jot. UST. Thomas F. Youngs, James G, De Fores GA Hand Francis Skrddy, tex. V. Bink Aduiph Lemoyne, Rob't B. Mintur has. WH. Mar wore WoL ONES. 4 comuty. McPherson sold Jers nt Vice. per Ib., with ‘Totley & Sons sold for N. ewt., steers at 104;e. per !b., with Oe. of jer head ge. per 1. weight | + with tL 10's, pe M. Lauterbach sold for Weixel & Allert ols steers at ‘0. OM per tb., weight ut Ge. per 1b, per heud at 6 87 Rtute sheep, welurt 173°Onlo whoep, weight ‘per ewt, 1,502 1,400, MARLESON, Jal tern mixed at Sie, «60c. Harley 1 Uanade held at $1 0: Corn meal Railrowd ‘shipments—Flour, 1,500 bbls. barley, boat, 9,60 bus niin upward $16 20 & sghat ensh $1000, Februwry ; $11 05.0 outs fairly active and w shade uplands, low middling elauye, wil, 7 116d, stern dull at Tux, od . 3d, tor old, steady at 2H —-—> + "1,905,198 49 fon will be Provident, UHARLE® DENNIS. Vico President, IL MH, MOOKE, Second Vice President, A. AL RAVES, Paired Vico Presi LOAN ON MOR Minois with 566, on per HH Ib. with $1 on per Pi. "Westheimer sold P 18 Milinois steers ak Mae steers at 1h i strong: weight 6 3 1 of “a Jc. per 1.720 Thm, at in stoers ut 10%y per To might G4; emt, uri steers at 1c, 16 Misnourt i. Klopfer wl we 5 fe ni cme Moe Maryland ie per Ib. ight 4 chigan sheep, Hume & Killow per hend; at S?ge. per je on yenterday. 862 per head, ves LYE STO: vw middiin middling, 124ye. bales..." Kxpori to the Continent, tock, 79,119 bal low mi Osweeo, Ja ia at 818 gan, BL red No, 2 do., N Burrato, Jan 24, 1877, 2.000 do. ; rye, WO di js. at unchanged prices. y spring wt S144; 1,9) do. wt $1 60; orn Club at inixed Wester at 43, Barley—1, ToLepo, Jan, A Bwhite Wabash, $1 4: nber Michigan, spo $1 BA: No, 1 red winter, Eat rejected, red, ; damaged, eld’ wt _Wisge. : Dressed hozs, 87 Uo tor 3,000 bushels; 3 wheat, Shipment: 287, bid Fev: a $1 1615; rejec lower: 4 c ariey tirin: Lard rather Jo, March wales $17 some. short cloar tending upward heavy, $7 40 0 Keceipts—Flour, 94,009 outs, shipments — corn, 540 de. }, ITT. delivery. 6 M124. 5 and April delivery, . April and May de- and Loxpox, Jan 1877. Spirits of turpentine, wnroon, Jan. 24, 1877. ERPOO! 1877. = lomg Hams—Long Beof— India mess prime mess dall at si: ‘Tallow—Prime eity dull Rosin—Cor eoxe—Amerie in moarket. it— | No. 1 spring dali nt tid.; winter Southern dull rn— Mixed Jd. tor new. MUTUAL INSURANCE kw York, Jan. 24, 18) ot the tof ity affairs on IMT . $7,101, ks, nor upon Bre 1876, 2 $5,081,005 12 11,088,709 00, of Feoruary gold. jeclured on the net earned be tse and after CHAPMAN, Seerotary. Robert L. Stuart, Freder’k Chauncey, Chas, D. Levert Adam T. Sackett Horace Kamund W. Elliott, William Bryce, William He Fogg, eter V. King. ies, ident. iAGE—OITY, LEAVITT & WOLCOTT, nie % FINANCIAL, A - STOCK RPRCCLATORS SHOULD READ TE ‘of Herald, Tim day aa published I ck quotations ce, This twill be matte lnily on receipt of postage (2 Broad st., New York. PRIVILEGES ARE 2OD DEMAND; ‘Tribune and World, repel hose Journal: sorders executed by mail and telegraph : Stocks be 90 2 per cont 1. Full particulars by addressing JO) WiNK Et . 72 Broadway, N T REASONABLE KATES—MONBY GN LI ti rance Volicies Mortgauy all kinds effected with best e HAKBICH & UO. d 110 Be ROUKLYN MORTGAGES—$2, $2,900. 186,000 to loan ; $90,009. divided to suit. EK. E. BOWEN & 60. OR SALE—$§218,000 SEVEN PER CENT TOWN Bonds of this State, 0. A, BILLS, No. Sig Pi WANT A LOAN OF $1,000. OR WILL SEL ty. Address LEBeRT, Herald office. PIPE AND ENDOWMENT INSURANCE POLICIES purchased; joans Geon 179 Broadway, _ AND EXPERT, JOHN & wae 1 ALCOUN oM mo SUA ERALLY aViitaul: “NOU 0,000 COPIES A DA ADVERTISING ONLY 20 SOLID THE EVENT TH ITS SPEC! PROM. WASH AND aul TH Is READ BY FOR TWO ANTED—THE ADDRESS O TO AD. $20) on note secured by chattel mortgage. Ad- dress JANUARY, box 140 Herald of $8,500 cr boas FOR VIVE YEARS ATT PER IU Veent on tirst mortgage: must be private rest, dence, helow 70th st. Apply to CHARLES STRAUSS, At, torney-at-luw, 178 Broadway. ee arta es $20,000 rr d8%, 9 GOOD IMPROVED ¢ HILLS, No. 535 Ph TO LOAN-ON YONKERS PROPER from $3.00) upward. O. A. BILLS i|§ Ce fe gl vents’ go improved clty" Property? JAMES K. GIBSON, Jr, or ke ui dnt st 200. 000; ionize tive Yoana Now York ety: avo money ut 6 por HW. L. GRANT, 145 Broadway $312 2.000 ur esta ea ieee state. CALLE: R& LAURENG. Pine $500,000. Sane Ge M20 SEER Pine at, COPARTNERSHIPS. [ISSR TON SHE PLM OF FRIEDMAN & WEB: WD) ster, ot Frank'in st., was thin day ved by mutual lebts owins suid firm ty be received by auld Web. ster, und deman edt hin tor payment, Mr. Webster Is auth ideation ieAHAM FRIEDMAN New York, Jan 2: HE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING UNDER THe nw of Barbour & Kelton, 340 Washington st, MASON M. KeELTUS JANUARY 24, 1877, KR. ©. BARBOUR, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, Writ SOME CAPITAL, CAN agent foe the swe of Beth DUNBAR, Wauk aoate a tsan ek oy For particulars, address it. XG MAN OF ENERGY, WITH $5,000 CANIS, capable of takin the management of a very profitable business. Ad RO 2M dst. ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED FOR MER. hants, man eturers and others; Real intat 1d for Business; Mining Interests, &c., negotia with capital Ki avined, with of approved oF & Co, Huis and £ Co., Boats and Shoe Warren st. and othe Broke: A S MAN WILL INVEST $5,009 OF MORE se yartsorin an eatabiivied uslgeess pursies repizta Will stute fully the nature of their business. Address BUsI- NESS, box 133 Herald office, Ao YOUNG MAN OF SELDOM OCCURRING! mpletoly furnished for over 20 guests; ull first owned ineral springs in ts, for wale or exch er particulars address OPPORTUNITY Is OFF. TO CAPITAL N seoking investment to secure an interest at alow price ine safe and legitimate business that will vield larse ieee KED profits. Cull un or address BRANDRETH, ei Building, corner ASE AND FURNITURE + good business, Call on De. AL Linerty st A PHYSICIAN WANTED-TO MANAGE AN OF FLOR A business ax junior partner, KING, Herald Uptown ottice. MANUFACTURER AND INVENTOR OF A MT, i useful and very profitable article, sells readily, desires « partner with $1,500 cash; investigate this, it will pay, Are ply at 115 Broadway, room 2, trom 11 to ‘MONEY TO ACTIVE PARTY WITH SMALL inl, as manager for entertainment going: no thing, Address Prof, 1, 40!, Fitzbugh JQOOK AND STATIONERY (inst CLASS), WITH Jirenlating Library.—ine corner Store, in good loca- id dwelting rooms, one of which ean wtanlisbed connection: priee very derate, the owner be: apacitased tor business, Ad- dress CHANCE, box 3,838 Post office, New ork, ] SIRABLE PARTNER WILL BE ADMITTE stablished money brokerage business uptow! y 40 wrond st, OR SALK—THE ENGLISH PATENT VOR A VALUA. ¢ invention, used. consumed daily in every boaseboid. ‘Address D. MIL En. 164 Sudvury st.. Boxton, Mines NAN IMPORTING AND SM. od over 60 yours, cl tuke the place of a retiring partner; api red, $90,000. Address CUNFIDENCE, box 176 He WANTED ma ENLARGE BUSINESS IN want « 4 wopl roenwich $750, IN GOOD CASH offered to make FRANKLIN, 215 Ei $70), RTNER WANTED, WITH torest well established tu TO jorage busine: pa worth the TRAUN, 371 Howery, y TANTED.—I WiLu FURNISH MONEY £O MA Ineture any small article of merit, ST, JOUN, No, 266 Broadway. WER WANTED; MEAT MARKeT JER- old established, Address PAWENER, Herald offi. A DESIRABLE $1 OU Owitit ute seve capital n tne « fe Address CALIFORNIA, Herald o' ome BUSINE! ‘TROUBLES. Andrews & Sanford, Joboern 4 in millinery goods, at No. Broadway, have filed an application iu bank- ruptcy for a composition with their creditors at twenty-five conts on the dollar, and the matter hae been referred to Kegister Allen, There are 114 creditors, who have ciaims amounting to $85,000, The principal creditors are the following:—Hodges, Hersey & Co., $11,442 56; Vanderhoot & Beatty, $9,672 Wendt, Steinbauser & Co, $6,990 26; Ely Tuttle, $6,581 67; Cheney Brothers, $3,641 49; Marx Held & , $2,019 75; Mabbard, Bi 360 10; W. Schroeder & Uo., $2,478 Bernard & Cu., $2,01 Jacob Hermance, of No. 69 Murray street, uyent ot the Ellenville and Wellin ton Glass Works, bas failed, with heavy habilit’ ho books and accounts in thia city and ai Ellenville, N. Y., are being made up for # stutoment to the creditors, The property bas yoen as- signed to R. M. Vao Siclen and Eli D. Trowbridge, both of Kilenville, ‘Tho failure of Ranges & Co., commission dealers in floug, at No. 114 Warren strect, 18 aunounced, with Ii Uilties estimated at under $25,000. , A member of the PARTY portunity ts ul- | tirtn satd yesterday that they had frunsferred all the | offects, tor the benefit of tho creditors, to Samuel % Carl. Robert 8, Orsen yesterday filed bis assignment, with Schedule anuexed, in Court of Common Pleas, to Theodore V. Smith, jo livbilities are stated at $5,146 97; nominal assets, $4,211 30, and real assets, $1,624 5 The following assignment was also Bled in unty Clerk's office;—Russell C. Fisk to Ambrose K, Barrows. THE UNDER BED. A MIDNIGHT STRUGGLE WITH A BURGLAR, Dr. Lou's Nicot, of No, 56 Union avenue, Williams. burg, with bis wife retired to t®eir room on the second floor about half-past eleven Tuesday night, A short time after Mra. Nicot, bearing a noise in the room, called her husband’s attention to it and he, jumping out, found @ man under the bed and pulled him out, ‘The two men clinched, and in tho struggle the Doctor was worsted and pushed jute the hall, The door closed after him, however, and as 1 was secured with a spring lock the thiet could not excape that way, 0, throwing aside Mra. Nicot, who attempted to de- tain bim, he raised the sash of vue of the rear win. dows and jumped into the yard, He was recognized by both parties as William Lutz, a young man of aii teon years, residing at No, 406 South (bird street, and was ‘arrested there by Detective Knnis yesterday morning. WAS rr SUICIDE? In Newark yesterday imquiry was made touching the history of Charles Deiterie, the young man killed on the Huddon River Railrow1, at Hudsou, on Tucsday hight, as reported in yesterday's Heraco. His parents were found at No, 15 Kossuth street, They are very comfortably situated, and refuse to believe that their son had committed suicide. He bad been out of em- ployment and had gone in search ot work, feeling very despondent, bat bis condition was anything but des- porate, Hesides a comtortubie home, he was certam Of about $1,000 in ban, Wed 1a ‘Uncie Sam's service during the war, On Tuesday « letter was received trom him saying that be would be home the following day. Caries was @ trunk muker by trade ana greatiy esteemed,