The New York Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1877, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, The Stock Market Active and Stronger. GOLD 1047-8 A105. Government Stocks Firm and Railroad Bonds Generally Higher. Money 8 1-2 a 41-2 Per Cent on Call. — + __ Wart Street, Tuvrspay, April 5—6 P, } ‘Tho market, which was at the boiling point two days ago, has fallen back to te of simmer which scarcely Fealtzes the amount of hot water that was then throat- entog. It apoaks well tor the condition of tho street that so few operators met witha scalding, and it speaks volumes for the innate strength of a: market which so rosolutely resisted a fall and so quickly responded to a rise, 1t is trae that the bears are to be credited with lending thelr efforts to stop an impending disaster, but ‘the sharp recoil which has followed seems to be duo to some latent power which implies a greater feoling of security in present values than was supposed to exist, No doubt a good deal of this has grown out of the im- pression that the protracted decline has been greatly gue to an artificial pressure upon the part of the bears, that the slowly roviving trade of the coun- try 18 antagonistic to further depression, and that a renewed effort will be made upon the part of the trunk railways to keep the peace, and as a consequence im- prove the market prices of their shares. Regarding this latter point, great and apparently unnecessary Teticence has marked the action of the railroad presi- dents in keeping the result of their deliberations from the public, yet, acting more upon surmise than upon ‘facts, it hus come to bo believed that a satisfactory arrangement bas been accomplished. _ Unforvunately the railways have a bad way of break- ing contracts almost soon as they aro formed, pro- ‘vided they are not made to fit; and in view of the slip up in the December one, the public is not to be blamed for regarding any fresh effort in that direction with ‘the eyo of suspicion. A further intusion of strength was imparted to the market by the meeting of coal representatives, who have at last wakened up to the truth of the policy that a restricted demand requires a proportionately restricted production, The committee appointed to suggest a plan for the Improvement of the coal trade recommend substan- tially that the production be limited to the amount of ‘8,000,000 tons for the year 1877, the same to be divided among the several companies according to a scnedule suggested in the report; also that a monthly allot- ment of tonnage be assigned to each, and that a plan be devised to provide for adequate security against any Jutorest shipping over its proper quota, The last clause is certainly not very complimentary tothe degree of faith which the compunies place one in another, but as the agreement isa sort of family matter, they have probably gauged the amouné of slipperiness to be at- tributed to cach, ‘Thero was no particular significance to be attached to the market to-day beyond a steady firmness, which, if itdid not materially advance prices at cast held them Btrongly throughout the day. ‘THE SALES TO-DAY. ‘The sales of active stocks to-day aggregated 230,867 shares, of which the priucipal were distributed as fol- lows:—Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 43,400; Lake Shore, 39,600; Michigan Central, 30,400; Milwau- ke and St. Paul preferred, 6,400; New Yoric Central, 15,600; Pacific Mail, 16,600; Western Union Telegraph, 62,306. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST. The foliowing table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— Opening Highest Lowest, 9234 91% “New York Central, . 9344 Erie. * 6% 47% . 313 Northwestern preferred, . 4956 Rock Islan . O74 Milwaukee and St. Paul: : 16% Mal, and St, Paul preferred 40% Del., Lack. and Western. . 59% Obto and Mississippi : 4% Western Union..... ° 68% Pacifle Mail . 18 . 95 ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The following shows tho advance and decline in the closing prices of the principal active stocks to-day as compared with those of yesterday :— ADVANCE. —Pacific Mail, 235; New York Central, %; Erie, %; Shore, ‘4; Union Pacific, 3 Miinots Central, 24; Northwestern preterrea, und 1., 4g; Now Jorsey Contral, 57 St, ‘Paul proferte 44; Olio And Mississippi, %; Delaware, Lackawan: and Western, 13%; Hannibat and 3 St. Joseph, 34; C., C. und 1. C., JG; "Delaware and Hudson, %; Michigan Central, Dupes = Weateto Union, Mi Panama, 7; Rock Island, 3g; Atlantic and Pacific, ty. CLOSING PRICKS—3 P. ML Sie conse doom were:— Asher. Pacific Mail.” "is 147% Western at At & Pucific. Bua Quicksily 14iy Selassie, of 3 22 dar RM CO 486 ia * Os s& eh RS! oe a7 Chia NW pf. ay l. ti ee 45) ! MiaseP pf. 46 wy me 40/8 THE MONEY MARKET, The money market was easy to-day, money loaping at 3g a 44¢ per cent on call, and closing at 4 per cent on call:—The following were the rates ot exchango on New York at the undermentioned cities to-day :— Savannah, baying 4, selling 44; St. Louis, 100 pre- mium; Charleston, easier, 3; @ 44 premium; New Orleans, commercial 9-32, bank 34; Chicago, firm, 50 premium, and Cincinnati, quiet and steady, buying par, selling 1-10, Foreign exchange was firm, at 4.8414 a4. for bankers’ sixty day storling bills, and at 4.86); a 4,87 for demand, The nominal rates remain at 4.8654 and 4.97 4 THE GOLD MARKET, Gotd opened at 10474, and closed at 106, all the sales of the day having been at those figures. ‘The carrying rates were 2, 134, 1, 3, 3!¢ and4d percent. At the close 2 per cent was paid jor borrowing. Gold clear- tugs at the National Bank of tho State of New York:— « $1,309,164 1,488,421 27,181,000 Goid balances, Currency balanc Grosa clearane CLEARING MOUSK STATEMENT. Currency exchanges, Currency bulances: Gold exchanges Gold balances. THE YORRIGN MARKET. ‘The London advices repurt consola a shade higher, and United States bonds 14 better for old 1865's and 4 better for ten-fortics, Erie advanced 3; for the com, mon and 1 per cent for tbe proterred, to 614 wud 1614 respectively, New York Central w: dy at 90, and Illinois Central 2 per cent higher, at 424 043, The Bank of England directors mado no ebange in the ai: count rate this morning, andthe same 1s still 2 per cent, the rate in the open market for three months’ bills being 44 & 24 lower, The specie in the Bank de- creased £480,000 sterling during the week ending yesterday, the proportion of reserve to liabilities being 884 against 3945 per cent last week. The specie in the Bank of Franco decreased 16,800,000f. during the week and the specie in the Bank of Germany decreased 582,000 marks, Tho closing prices in London wero: Consols for money and account, 96% a 963, twenty bonds of 1865 (old), 106; five-twenty bonds ot | 1867, 1095, j len-forty bonds, 10834; new fives, 10824 le common shares 61; 0614; do. preferred 16, New York Central, 90; lilinois Central, 44. In Farie reptes sold up from 108f. 40c, to 1081, 560, in Frankfort the United States fundea joan sold at 103%. Montreal ad ftate that stocks very Birong, With large transactions, The shares of tho Bank of Montreal sold at 171, Merchants’ Bank 16, and Montreal Telegraph 110, ' UNITKD STATES TRRARURY, PRavenue rocelpts to-day were $440,000; customs re- NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, ceipts, $150,000; bank notes received for cane: $580,000. GOVERNMENT BOXDS. There was but little business doing to-day in Government stocks, but they remamn firm and closed steady at the following quotations:—Uaited States currency sixes, 1234; 2123; do do, 1481, registered, 111% 8122; do. do, do., coupon, 1128 112% ; do, do., 1865, registered, 10534 © 106; do. ao., do, coupan, 1085; 9 108%; do. do, do, new, regis tered, 108% & 108%; do, do., da, cqupom, 108% a 108% ; do, ao., 1867, registered, 11144 = 111%; do. do, do., coupon, 111% a 111%; do. do, 1868, registered, 11334 @ 114; aa do, do, coupon, 113% a 114; da ten-forties, registered, 110% a 111; do, do, coupon, M11 0 1115 ; do, tives, 1881, registered, 1104 «110% ; do. do,, do, coupon, 1105; a 110%; do. 43s, 1891, registered, 106% a 1063;. STATE BONDS, State bonds at the Board were steady for Tennes- sees and Missouri sixes funded 94 95, District of Columbia three-sixty-fves sold at 73%—a decline of 3, and Missouri sixes, long bonds, at 10634 a 105%. Jn New Orleans Louisiana consols sold at 6374 a 64%, RAILROAD BONDS. Railroad bonds were generally higher, with the fole lowing changes in prices compared with last provious sales; an advance of 23, in Lehigh and Wilkesbarre consols, % in Milwaukee and St. Paul consolidated sinking fund, 3¢ 1m La Crosse division, in Chicago and Northwest consolidated gold sevens, Burlington and Quincy eights, New York Central sixes of 1863, North Missouri firsts and Delaware and Hudson regis- tered bonds of 91. Thero was a decline of { in Union Pacific firsts; otherwiso there were no changes, PHILADELPHIA @TOCKS, The closing prices of Philadelphia stocks were:— Asked, Cit; 1244 12% United Raltroads of New Jersey 133 13335 Pennsylvania Ralir 394) Readin, 12% 13 Lebigh a 42 Catuwissa Railroad preferred. 2 32 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, 10 1056 pepe fg Navigation preferred 1% 8 Northern Central Railroad. 19 20 Lehigh Navigation. 21% 21 Oil Creek and Allegt: 5 5g Hestonville b apid | 138% pty Central Transportat! . 36 B65 MINING SHARES, The following were the opening quotations for min- {ng stocks at San Francisco to-day:—Gould & Curry, 11; Savage, 5; Chollar Potosi, Ophir, 19; Hale & Norcross, 4; Crown Point, 7; Yellow Jacket, 9; Belcher, 6; Imperial, 134; Virginia Consolidated, 41; California, 44; Overman, 57; Raymond & Ely, 43g; Eu- reka G, V., 3; Best & Belcher, 25; Kentuck, 6; Usion Consolidated, 6; Alpba, 18; Meadow Valley, 4; Sierra Nevada, 5; Mexican, 14; Caledonia, 6; Silver Hill, 6; Eureka Consolidated, 18; Justice, 10; Julia Consol- idated, 3%. The following were the sales of mining shares in New York as officially reported :— FIRST BOARD—11 O'CLOCK 4, M, 200 she Bertha Gold.bS 834 S00 she Musil. ZESESESS =o. 9-m a bE 823g 6! 0 Gontd Ourry. bio 100 do. ES ia Granville 24 5 SALES APTER CALL. ‘B7@ 200 she Hukill, co 4 200 de SAN PRANCINCO MINING BILARES, ‘The following tabie gives the prices of the prominent gold and sliver mining snares, including the opening prices of to-day, as received by telegraph from San W#rancisco, All prices in gold:— 25 Declned.. $ 13 6 6 Declined. 46 44 Declined.. 1 42 41 Deéclined.. 2 62 48 Dechined.. 4 Con. Imperial. 1 1 2 Advanced. 1 Crown Point 7 7 7 7 _- 7 7 7 _ 7 618) («18 - 6 5 6 = 12 12) «MM Declined, 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 — ll 10s :10:~« Declined... 1 5 5 6 Advanced. 1 4 4 4 _ i4 14 14 Declined.. 1 2 2h pre 2 Wy 19 Declined., 1 oz 67 67 Declined.. 9 6 6 6 - 6 6 6& Declined., 1 50 6060 _ 6 6 65 Declined,. 1 5 5 6 - 7 a 6 Declined.. 1 10 10 9 Declined., 2 MEMORANDUM, Tho St, Louis, Kansas City aud Northern Railroad Company’s statement of estimated earnings for the week ending March 31 is as follows :— March 24 to March 31, 1877. March 26 to March 31, 1876. Increase, 1877. January 1 to Marc! Same time last year, Decrease 0 18T7...cccsseccessescescessses ee $68,826 NEW YORK OPEN BOARD OP STOCK BROKERS. FIRST CALL—9745 See ped i St. Panl pi 44 100 Rock Island, 47 loo Michigan Cen 100 Ohio & Mi 100 she xt. Paul pi + AT “40% 100 Mich, ‘Central 88 40% 100 cn a . 47° 100 West, Un, Tel...b3 58 200 47, Wolweifie Malle 18 100 St. Paul pref. 4516 100 Ohio & Miss. 3% SECOND CALL—12:30 P. 23) 200 she Del. L & W. 83 58: 100 Del & H Cunat..b 49%, 200 Lake hore RK.bS 4759 woo di 4 200 200 St Ps 100 16) 100 8t Paul pr. 588g e THIRD CALL—3:15 PM. M886 700 shin k sb3- 475% is a 0 sha Lake Shore i 6 1 M0 bO 16) an 500 $t Paul Rit p' 4 1748 40 Northwastern pi; 404% i i 100 es NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Tuvmspay, April 5, 1877. REFORE CALL—10 A.M. 22000 shs L&W Be. 100 shy Iiinols so Det & Hudon 10 do 100 Northwestern i vay “eee pl. do 100 1000 200 00 sou 200 ‘ooo, Goo. 2000 1400 ouo 800 2000 En 500 TOW) stich 1700 100 NY Gi 500 3000 N ¥ Cer wo do 10000 North do 5000.6 BP Lat 0 ¥ Gu00 © P Lat. Woo lo 1000 UP RE 10s" 100 do, 5000 | do... 200 do 1000 B, Fs W 0 do. loo a's TH LNT, 40 do. 200 WUT, ¢, + 108 do 5003 Del & It eb, "91. 96 10 Cleve & 5 do... 100 do. be 87% 1000 Del & ii wo do 87 1000 Dol & HL 100 doe 88x, 4000 do. NW 6000 L & N NW 225 she Fourth & Mt ao8 & Le tzo) WOO do. 1500 W Union Tel...be 1150, do yi do Seq 150 do. In00 do, 53% 500 do zoo do. oe* 1100 do. 2300 do 5774 1200 do. 100 do, 57g doo do lwo do 37% Gu do 2800, o, 100 ao 575) BOD 400 do 57% 100 Obi, 1600 do S74 50 3500, do. STi 00 Chi, MERE. be Ie 1400 do 100 Chi, M & SUP pi-be be, 25 Adams Express. 300 Del & Ht Vanal. Two do . BEFORE CALI—12:30 P.M. Mich 8o sf...... 100 shs Pac M 88 Co.s3 Tae C, RIL & Pac T 500 do. 2000 Kile 44h mite. . SU00 Rose’ 33000 Lek & W 5g soe Fourth jut sik 30) Morris Kas Rit 100 Louisy & N RR. ad 20 10000 US 5.2068 F.,, 113% Rist aae SECOND BOARD—1 P, M. 810000 Dis of Col 3-65" 173K 400 ahs Mich Cen 41 5000 NJ Cen. Aste ‘ 40% 8000 Mast P 12 M' div. io Mowvouiititit bes v2iy ong Dock bade. 10843 100 a3 wig apa ASO1ny 2d. Yous i NYC 783, JUS ‘os ee 1a Teiag 10 1000 Cle ‘E toi 8 Fad, Ho 19009 OD Hite FEW AC 3d. 105) 50 oe #00 M Tat... aes: W UTe! iy i 1000 Ublow Misseon bs ridabe AtAP hE Tel be 100 Del & ow 10. -. 5S 100 Chi & NW pref.bo 491¢ be 17 400 Pac Mail 88 300 do 20 ohiodates pret | 15 Chi & Alton KR. be 20 NY, a arisbe 1814, is shs Mich Central do,. COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT STEADY, BUT 1-l6c, LowER; FUTURES CLOSED QUIAT BUT STEADY—¥LOUR FIRMER—WHEAT FIKM—CORN ¥IRM—OATS HIGHER--WHISKEY STEADY—PORK EASIER— LAuD EASIER~-PETROLEUM FIRM-~--SPIRITS OF TUNPENTINE AND ROSIN QUIET—OILS FIRM— COFFEE AND SUGAR QUIZT—FREIGHTS UN- CHANGED, Tavrspay, March 6—6 P, M. Tho markets were quite generally firm with a mod- erate movement on’Cuange, Flour was tirmer, particu- larly for winter wheat flour, which was scarce, Wheat was firm but with no especial movement. Corn was in fair demand and firm. Oats active and higher, Whiskey steady. Pork and lard easier, Freights wero un- changed, Cotton on the ypot was 1-16¢, lower, but closed steady. Futures clusod quiet but steady. Coffee ani sugar wore quiet, Oils remained firm, Petroleum was lower. Naval stores were very quict. Corree.—There iy a somewhat better demand and a steadier feeling for Riv, Tho sules wore 1,383 bags, ex- Acton, on private terms. The following lots were taken out of stock :~ 3,026 bas, ex-Annie and Lill bugs, ex Hum- doidt, and 4,114 bazs, ex-Acton. Mild coffee remained quiet. We quote :—Ordinury eurgoor, 16c, @ 16}i¢. 4 fair do., I8e. 5 ood do., 19¢, ; prime do., 19% 20e.; extreme range tor lots, 16e, a 214g¢. 5 Santos, fuir to good, 18346. w 1%e., wold, 90 days; Java, government bays, 22e. a 23e.; do, grass mats, 23e, a 24e.; Singapore, Ie. a 2le.; Ceylon, 1We. a Maracuibo, 18e, a 20e.; Laguayra, 18e, a 20e.; Ja + 8h ae: Ie, @ 16346. ties. I8e. Mexic w Ble. ‘Anwistura ies 0 20) c Be. 19) 4 Savani ila steady at the decline. end 1-d2e. tower. ba i. 5 Liverpool came 1 16d. low for spot cotton arrivals, with 12,000 bates sales. Laver advices frou Ang as folio HV edneoda rT based on Atvericun hamanra ot it tet | bag ‘on cotten in store running io quality not more than Walt grade above of uslow twe stane quotes. Vola: alma, N. Urleans. * dared | 0 146 Ht g10 o16 G16 L718 LD 7-18 | a | With light stock on hand; wn _APRIL 6, 1877.—TRIPLE SHEET. 10%e. sales were as follows; at fie» 200 wt I tember, 100 wt 11. ‘Tao. 100.nt 11.70e., 1, 300 mt 11, ot November, 100.4¢ i Fed were, ta follow Mobile, 35 Savannah, Rad the New Orleans, 37 reat Wilmilog ton, by wail, a by steam; by sally 7d Grain. rng cused even were about 21,500 bbis.. including ern, at the annexed quutations, ‘were about 400 bbls. Corn meal Round hoop Ubio Round hoop Ohio, trade brands, Southern, family”, Western, |. Jerse; Rye was qui track wud 86e, 00c, for Stave aud Ponnayivaula. Barloy=> 2 Jefferson county sold at Sie. Burloy 1,400 bushels NN mialt was dull, Apel a Mnoludivee °40,000 bus for peed mixed Go, for No. 1 white, 46e. : 2, ¢. No. &, Se. for extra, bie, w Bec for No, Tailed, 40, No. 2'do,, 2c. for No. 3 do. and Ske, # Bc. for rejected, and ‘0c. for No, 2 Chic: OLASSES ito movement in prleey were almost nom inal, turpentine, but the wiso very di firained soldat €2 1k We quote :—Spirits tury rs Rosin—Stratued, Tar—Wilmi on were tine, Mt $i ard. 8150; O1s.—Trado was still firm ; 350 bbl: utacturing, pi Southern wh. P ‘ae curkeaud buls., GAe. a Ute. cottonseed, crude. Hue, : Sout ‘Se. w 60, white winter, de. 0 Oe. ; yellow winter, Soe. prime winter, Box winter, $1 655 di tural do. $1 isn, 4c. 0 10 bbls, wt 16! 1 in buik,10%e. 0 Tze. ;'do,. In cases, 220. "a 24e, prime ‘citys reined: at Pitlnd more, ove Advicbs from the " were bel oe prime Stato, 1 17e, for good to prime gouok We. a Be, tor good J & Lie. for talk to good a oe eee wud 1.090 boxes: ef, ensen; dressed hogs, Lot. Pork was aq: closed at the second “call” at $1450 bid, Bid, $15 20 waked, y, aiid $14 50 wendy; sales were nbout Ibs. average, on private terms; fresn hams On private torme, Smoked hams were firm, and come small hams sold torjobbers at Lisge.z quoted nt ihe wD noted at 76. a He. lou. clear quoted at Beet was inact mess, S11 5 seureely firm. The f ai B55 for April; $30.50, 6B 8: May, $900, 3906 $10, $1 South as qos | “nt ee. HAC. : prin common to fair, Patna, ise a7 HNge. w Bge, bond, tte wh M tial change In hbds. molasses, fibds. 0 ing, common cholee, ge. 4 ge. boxos, Tac rime, Tye & other grau ue. STRAIIN! eiptents has ) tierees Wester bia. F bbls with sales of 190 bults wt SL O74. Furiuurs.—Quite a brisk wade was accomplished col- lectively, but the more leading interests wei apd rates 0 nts—To » stand a M1 by sil 16,000 busiiels realn t r on by sath, 700 bbls. eum, “pusbels, corm 1 " | | Boxes cheese” at Ss, Including part To Glasgow, “i OOO packages butter at Charters —A Datel briz, 270 tons, heuce to Cork for ord to. United Kingdom or Continent, with cotton on private | ned potroleun mt nonce to Trieste, with Norwegian ship, 746 tons to Bremen, with 5.10) bbls, refi M1 tons and 6,900 boly” trom Musxquash to Liverpool, with deals terms; & Belzinn ‘bark, lence to east Ireland, with 4.000 quarters grain at 4 British bark, 350 tons, hence 2,500 y at 87 50 sper 1,000 Porto and bnel 100 out enrco paying foreman port charces; & Norwegian ship, 000 tons, hence to Cork for orders, witi deals, at 7Us., standard: & Norwegian brig, 229 tons, hence to Kid Janeiro, with general cargo, at a lump sum, basis of 6 $1 per bil. to Portland, with coal, PY from Penscoln to a direct i high port, with bor, at £6 Ss. DOMESTIC - “MARKETS. a middling, 114¢¢. Cotton good ord const wise, Si minal: Net BavaNNAn, April 5, 1877. Cotton dail; middting, 1 Me. 5 Net receipts, 47: 400, ordinnry, 106, ports coastwine, 22. 31 Cotton stondy: | midaling, 11346, IL dee. 5 od a fi Expuris coastwiss it o Cotton dull aod nominal ordinary, low middling, te h0e ts ‘adding, re 15.100. Mpot 10, proses to Hamburg, by ? stom, weit Bremon, by steam, fe oy bbls. ota receipts wero sinail and the sy were sbout 1,750 bbls. aud bags at unchanged prices, We shipping brands sales Were about 70, 9 as Ste. for sar hee oe Foreign was inactive at un- quote :—Oubs, centrifugal and mixed, He, a Be. lauey, Ge, # was #'very dull inarket for rpirits dy. Host i ; but prievs were unchange ‘Tar and pitch were quiet Py imtendy, eats oad da, 8 ord gqiiet, nt pet perm, crude, $i i rn, 7Ue.; blenched winter, 7He. ¢ market was dull and lower, Thi i Tweetere, 70e. & He. per pair. At 16c. a Ie. for good to ea re prime Jersey, 150. # vod to prime State, i 3 ersey, Loe, a 1c, fur good to prime Western aud Lie. A 500 pickled shoulders at packst, $14 ng asked; Ras. $0 75 bid, bid, $0. at 10,260 pieress Bu . 104 Continent quoted at cx.—There was a fuir demand trom the trade were obtained, We quite uuseovado f ‘oferred to with 4.600 quarte quurters grain, thence F tot Wressarox, Ni; ¢., Apri &, 1872. maida at 11.686, % 11-70, 900" beth fie 500 a Thole 100 a LET at aio ge tt 77e . p- ‘Octo. Neer ‘om ‘Norfolk, 2a; <0 Compressed; to Live! a '4¢. compressed. Mat Fou 26e, more was paid, iy limited, ‘Tue sales tuie,Westor aud South ye Hour was quiet; sul ‘was fairly activ 262 Seuss seeze: eee eo a at Boe: for Bostiiorn on with # moderate Inquiry, m stro at Sie. ; Sie. O58. au, bushels Q a utoa Y for domestic was light and out cult was ool do., $2 10, Pitch, ed Sid, PAdvtees from Tar ste: A po and i te quot iar bleached North: mate exten do.. Sic; winter bleached fish 450, 60; Whale, eru refined, in bo The. w LD dge. for at Balti. follows:—Oil 2 0; jerse: ne 1 a &: per pair. Ducks—Jers y wed Kens were quoted nt @ Tse. tor fair to jard, 2,105 tlerees, Ki packages; bacon, therees, 10 bbls, and 500 ui rt for Jane. Cut 000) Ibs. piekled bellies, 12 fresh shoulders and 500 B eon asked. the Fo 75, 0, nnd $925. ev $10.05 tor hg ‘currency. raw at ae. Refined was to 3 0 & Ye: Porto ielou, ret! He; do. grocery, tair to WA, 1030. a ei off rs a dh ierees ‘The war- ry Je. . The market 000 1s, wt Se, for ‘he murket was steady, compara. wined Inverauie Liver ard; Os. the Levant, with 4.200 bis, eotined perro: Eenes to United | ed jy Britiah bark, To Cork. for orders, with, | ridge, Me., hence to per | a71 tony, hence’ to Lon German bark I wed tim: middling, 3s bales: er Stock, 20,429. RLRSTON, April 5, 1877, Iie; Kond 403, Ex. How smldatin 1, 1144 Teceipis 20 al io stock aitsoe $400, D if Waster: worth $1800 ‘ot He. } wood to prime, Kangoon, an | A MANUF AG eT tr ie ood ordinary, 10{c. Net receipts, 29 bales, Stock, Osweao, April 5, 1877. Flour steady: snieg 800 bla. at 30 Be ie No spring: 81 Tore € 58 for munber winter 88 winter and 8% 25 « 6% 75 for de bene 1 Milwaukee pf No.l white Michigan, 81.09. Curw dull; sules Western guled he obs, Barley Inactive; No. 2 Canada held at Burrava, April 5, 1877 rally firm and unchanged. ed prices. bie geese 4 and 2,500 do, Fe 00 do. ‘ Ploar, 4,000 bois. ; outs, 12,000-do, ; barley, No. 2 auuer Mighigan, $1 44; do. i An iN, $1 50! pip si ST; BO. "2Day- need, x 4 0 $8 7: eee on wheat, 6,000 do, eo shipments 0, bu roe whe 19,000'do'corn, 11,000 ga, onts, al bi rm. Wheat in ‘Tal aowant but ‘owe No. Billets nin, BT ITA #1 ah May: ly in ial mtd but lower; bid, M. ne. and ngeady and Muchanged. Bur Pork in tair demand. but oAprils BLL 20, Maye Bla 30 weak, and lower; 88 45 4 89 50, @ $0 60 June, Hulk meats steady Br Oo. Recolpty—Fiour, 9.34 5 baer oats, 1,000 Ni HONK —, Scans ie a2, team iar dull, oe or May; eae nel EUROPEAN MARKETS, COMMERCIAL, Liverroon, April 5—5 P.M. Aeron is, low middling ‘eluuso, April be May delivery, 6 uplands, low middling clause, J: a rey s ‘alee 716d. 5 Mey low idan 6 aa August aud september delivery, 6 17-U2d. a rtovisious—Choose, 724 per Svs. for the beib grades of Froduee-—Splrite of turpentine 294, per ewt, ANTW! ene, April 5, 1877. Potroloum, 35Xt. for fine pale America: Loxvox, April 5—5 15 P. M. Produce—Spirite of petroleum, 11d. « 11}4d. per gallon. Spirits of turpentine, 3s. por cw Loxvox, April 5—Rvening. Calentta linseed, 48s, Gd. 9 des, Yd. por quarter, Luseed oll, £2 per ton. Hew Yon PaODOCE BxcHANG® teroRe, Pork--Eastern steady at 7: Becou—Cumberi ndcut dull jong clear dull at Wa. ie us—Long cut firmer ar Ais, Boot—India mess dull at So: dull at 73 fea clenr steady at 41s. shoulders dull at 24s. Gd. xtri dull wt 02x. 5 Gull at a7, —Prime cit; ipirits Htonin—Common atondy at oa fine dull Us, Gd. Cheese—Ammerican. cl iu ‘Lard GhsRone ‘in the market. Floar—Putra. Stare steady’ ot id. Whoa —No. spring trmer at 11s, 2 spring firmer nt 108, Bd: winter Southern, none in ti ret; Winter Western firmer at 108. 20a, Corn-—Mixed soft steudy FINANCIAL. 4ondoN, April 5—4 P. M. Consuls, 96 11-16 for both money und the account, United 10-408, LOS. etd Kallway shares, 64; do., linois Central, Pants, April 5, 1877. ‘The specie iu the Bank of France hay decreased 16, during the past week. Lonpon, April 5—4 30 P. M, Paris advicos quote five per cent rontes 1U8f. 55c. for the the account. RANKFORT, April 5, 1877. 10334. 800,001 United Stutes bonds, m HAVANA MARKET, Havana, April 5, 1877, a Issue Letters of Credit 0 ‘Travellers, payable in fe part of Kur me Asia, Africa, Austral make Tolegranhle Tran pe-nnd Oulifornia MONBY ON LIFE AND Kndowment Insuranco Polictes and Morteawes bought; insurance of all Binge Ce od with best seeps TN -STOCK PRIVILEGES AT" efor quotations aud book. BRADLEY & CO., 40 Broad st, EFAULTED RAILROAD, TOWN, COUNTY AND Stute Bonds wanted, . W. MARKHAM, 106 Broadwa; AN FUNDS TO LOAN AT SIX PER CENT; Leaxehold Mortgages bought. “HENRY Brondway, rear basement. “TOuUN ¥.” BAZLEY “74 WROADWAY.—STOORS bought and sold on margin, or for cash, First class Stock Eexehange privileges. IFE INS Lémude, In I ASED—LOANS eted, Money on Morticnge UWoKGE MOONEE A 179) Broadway. Te OAN WANTED—BY A TRUE WOMAN OF CUL- re and churacter straveling with vicis: Bi TRUTHFUL, box 110 Herald Uptown INING STOCKS. We pay ang oot Maing, Stocks at the American Mining and — Stoel uge, oF sie Weere, on commission, Gur Men A.B. Nicolas mer ALBEKT H. fof the Bourd MIUOLAY & CO. ER i7 Broan Sr, New York, March at, 17, | Hl Gold and Silver Mi OF THE HUKILL GOLD AND Sil MINING poaem NY, eos of the Com: his day thelr regulur fy ‘aivi of one per cent on the eapital stock. of the evinpany, payable on und after April 10 ut the office of the company us abo ‘he transfor books will close April 7 and reopen April 11. WILLIAM He CUKTTS. Se ee THE MERRIMAC SILVER MINING D hieeed OF Company, ot Newouryport, Mase NU, 70 Neate st, Boston, i Mareb 41. 1877. The regular monthly dividend of one per cent has been declared this day and will be vayabl: the new oltice of the Ceca No, 87 MUk st... Bosto asa. sr in ugeday. ‘Apeil 10, 17%, t0 wl sockliiders of Pee Aprils wiz . 0. ADAM Treneure YO: nt to either hold or place abr Vietutd oftiee AND MORTGAGE, POR lng Koal Kasnto in con- oh seut prices. Of by nudtensinig W., box 202 aNTED— ane m NTE DTH AN OF au FOR Six DAYS, wer Gent intorest will be given, Address B OADWAY, LEAXEHOLD Mroets Apply to Ase TAPEN, Autore ON drews pees VER, HH TO LOAN—C oP. orty, first mortgage ‘3: WILSON, corner 71st and Ist av. LOAN FOR TERM OF YE. Six: per cont intoront ; improved $1.000.000. $1.300. D LOAN, AT S1X- five years: offices, 30 Pine at, wud 1.193 Browdway. JACOB V. D, WYCKOFF, . ‘ COPARTNERSHIPS. * HE PARENERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING the andersigned under the firm name of by mutual consent. nes Innes. George 5. GeonGe 8. BEiTh, 3 INNEs. BUSINESS OPPOKTUNIT IES, UVONPANY, CONTKO! arce hmedlately, with 81, NHON, OME Hrondway, room AN DESTRNS A POSITION tir f standing : references of the high Adres EDWA KD, Herntd office, oly, want PARTY, LADY OR GENTLEMAN, DESIROUS OP # lew theiaenud doltere vo advantnge, with au- addr + Herald office. TO m5 A BOOT AND Sif stares or Drag Store. Apply to R, 5. Watney 400 Brondway, tAconin ingot a wud abre i A PARTNE® W NAN OLD ESTABLISH A 2 with Lease of store. Apply ¥, ri year! guaran. __ Oltiee 24 West sith wt 4 A, db AAtor ti Ate menns, te monsely profitable business. FEEWS, 84 Lexington av. ht Cinoriy ete FACTORY STEAM POWER, WOULD INVEST ral thousand dollars manutacturing sulable urtl- ite full particulars, J. H.,321 Prout sty ret intshed IN ‘yeurs: business Hmited only by Address W., Dox 114 Herald office, PARTNER “WANTED, WITH $2,000, advertiser competent; ‘has establisued Li aatrt Uptown. | in Milltnery om. ir ONNECTED Pot, corner 27th 0 TARE EN- og, ile.’ low middling, owder used in every house- cH Address J. G, a box iver eral ota it ,TUNITIES. p= A A ite GARTNER WARE Of HAR iter adopied by the Enstish’ sn Brogan bene ot Sa gat pateuted in Amer 4d Canad. Wisi! $10,000 AND GOM- pa be te wes = ARTNE! ‘ eta cay - to develoo & good grain and ‘a ine male ia at 8, GARNETT, P en the Kappahanmock Kiver, fice, Occapucla, Exsex partious st oF a THE WHOLESATY WAT # ® partacr with 825,000 to $80,000. Address mM cover men vers! terms offe, —PROM ONE On NEVERAL PARTIR Seataeee 0 de Nissi competitio: tory and machinery in the best condition: thorough Higutlon desitad and best of reterenegs riven, ‘Addvess! with real name and address, Post office bux 4,142, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, CRIN tot ale, MARRIED. AnusTnoxG—Puriirs.—At the First Roformed Church, Flatbush, by the Rev. Mr. Wells, Joun AKa- STRONG, of Greenville, Jersey City, to Many Gracr, daughter of Heary Phittips, of Brovkiyn, L. 1. Fo pn mapte arge —At Caivary Coureh, 4th ay., ‘Tuesday, April 3, by the Rov. Dr. Wauan Fe Haviwrven to Joserainy L., Alexander G. Harmon. MeLixtock—Rireuse.—April 3, 187 the bride’s parents, by the Rev. Joseph BR. Kerr, Ron icLixtoce: te Lizz B. Rirome, both of this city. Wi.so8—Amtnony,—On Mnapontay, April 4, at St, John’s Church, Eivzabeth, N. J., by Rev, Wiliam & Langtord, Kexpnick R, Wineox, of Greenville, Mise, and Mary R., daughter of David H, Anthony, DIED. Banrken. —Suddenly, on train to Rochester, N. Y., Thursday morning, April, Major CHances W. Banker, of the New York Yuttersalis. Notice of the funeral —At Jersey Uity, Jorn H. Beowee, in the s6th yeur of his age. The relatives and {riends are yovited to attend the fauerul, on Saturday, the 7th inst., at two o'clock P. M., from his late residence, 4% Summit ay., Jersey City Heights, Boous,—At Harlem, April 3, Emative D. Boour, widow of the late Diodate Bogue, of Sag Harbor, L. I. Friends are respectiully imvited to attend her fune- ral, irom Methodist Episcopal Chureh, 2d ay, and 119th st.) on Friday, April 6, at four P.M, Baesueiw.—On Wednesday, Lioxany Benxugia, in the 79th year of his age. Relatives ana friends are respectfully requested to attend tbe funeral, irom his late residence, 146 East 0th Bt, to-day, at eleven A.M. Browy,—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, April 6, 1877, Racuxt Brows, th the 90th year of rs Relatives and’ frionds of the family are respectfully invited to attond the tuneral trom the residence of bot nephew, Edward F, de Selding, No, 9 Lefferts place, Brooklyn, on Saturday, at ten o'clock A. Borax. —On Wednesday, April 4, thay ‘® lingoring ‘Wines, at Saugerties, N.'Y., Francis 8. Buraxn, in the 77th year of his age, Friends of the family are respectfully mvited to at- tepa the funeral, trom Canal street pier, Nori River, at half-past nine A. M., on Frigay, April 6. ConseLL.—As Brooklyn, Wednesday,” April 4, of scarlet fover, Hanny LareTea, youngest son of Walle tam D, and Annie Y, Cornell, Funoral private, Cnaxky.—On Wednesday morning, iter a short t+ ness, OwkN C, CRANEY, & native of Ireland, aged 61 on Wednesday, April 4, oars, 4 Relatives and friends of the family arc respectfully Invited to attend the tuneral, from hi¥ late residence, 35 Poplar st., Brooklyn; thence to the Church of tho Assumption, York st., whore a solemn requiem masé will be offered for the repose of his soul, at ten o'clock on Friday morning, April 6 Paneral to leave tho church atone o'clock sharp, Interment in Calvary Cemetery. Newark and New Haven papers please copy. Crortoy.—Va Thursday, April 6, Ricuano, Crortos, in the Slst year of his age, Tho trienus of the faintly are respectiully invited to ad is funeral, trom his late residence, 114 Hudson ‘on Saturday, the 7th inst., at one o’cloek precisely Neon 00 April 3, JULIeN Droz, & native of Switzer- land, aged 73 years. His Iriends and acquaintances aro invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at two o’elock, from his luie residence, No. 382 New York av., Jersey City Heights, West Hoboken cars, via lalisuue av., start from Hovo- ken ferry und pass tho door, ueTS.—On Tuesday, the 3d inst., James Enuers, aged 87 years The relatives aod friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from bis late resie dence, 321 West 18th st., ou Friday, April 6, at two o'clock P. M, GaxvoLro,—At Brooklyn, N. Y., April 3, 1877, Hen- MON ANTONIO, aged 1 mont and 15 days, second ‘son of Joseph and Helen Harrington Gandollo. Interment at Forggst Hills, Boston, Mass, Boston, Chicago Bnd San Francisco papers ploase copy. GRAVES, —On April 6, T. M. Graves, ‘The relatives and iriends are invited to attend the funeral, from the Tbiriy-sixth Street Baptist Charch, between 7th av, and Broadway, on Sunday, April 8, al one o'clock. GRay.—In Brooklyn, Wednesday, tho 1st, Linwas Gray, youagest child of Dr, KR. B. and Lilhe W, Gray. Fuvers: wervices Saturday at oue olclovk at the rest dence of psrents, 138 South Oxtord st. Geenx.—In this city, April 6, Grac Wilson Green, in the 68th yoar of ber age, Her remains wili be taken to Buffalo for interm Hurvxy.—On April 4, Mary Huruxy, aative of Ca rick Begg, county Watertora, Ireland, in tho 56th year e, wile of J, nerul from hor late residence, 101 Greenwich st, Friday, April 6, at bail-past te o'clock, Horrock. —At Davetic ., April 4, 1877, RACHEL, widow of Jacob Hoppock, tn eh Sist your, Funeral services at the Presbyterian Coureb, Dunel- len, Saturday, April 7, twelve o'elock, Cars leave toot Cae 8t., Coutral Railroad of New Jersey, 10:30 AM j rm 1:22 P.M, fa ag oklyn, on Thursday morning, Sth inst., at No, 1,131 Bergen st, Many A,, widow of J, w. Jones. Notice of funera\ hersatter, xvy.—On Weduesday, Many, Kennedy, in the 77th year ot her age. Relatives und frieuds of the family are respectfully Invited to altend the funeral, froin her late residence, 2 Milhgan place on Friday, April 6, at two o’luck. 1si7, Mrs, Mary E, wife of James Luvr.—Ou Thureday, April 5, Love, suddenty, of heart disense, Fanerat from her late rosidence, No, 35 Keurney st., Newark, + On Saturday, April’7, ab twelve o'clock noon. Mryer.—Isaac, son of Morris J. and 1d Thursday, April 6, 1877, aged 1 year, 1m days, Relatives and friends, also members Lodge, 156, 1. 0. B. B.; Standard Lodge, , WFe invited to attend the funeral, trom the resis No, 262 7th st., on Friday, April 6, at two Meyer, on mth and 14 Moxtast On Wednesday evening, April 4, ut bis late residence, No. 49 West 22d st, Loris BuRGrKnM Montant, in his son of the lite Alphonse P. Mont: Faneral sorvices Bt, near 6ub uv. past nine. Moork.--On the 4th jost., Mrs. Many Moog, in the Toth year of her age. Fuoeral services ou Friday afternoon, at . ut the residence of her son-in-law, J. 8 Sehell, St 78ih st, Relatives und iriends are respects fully Invited to attend. Mortimonk.—In Brooklyn, April 5, of diphtheritis croup, Hary E., youngest son of Joka A. and stave K. Mortimore. Notice of funeral hereafter, Punurs.—ln Br n. Thurs April Slot year of her ag: Hie CAMOONK, Widow Ol Joseph Phillips, formerly of Newport, I. 1. The funeral services will take pinco'at the residence of her brother, Stepuen Canoone, No. 214 Dafileld st., on the 6th ivst, at one o'clock P.M, Her remaus will joved to Newport, R. 1, fer interment, Q —Wodnesday morning, 4th nat, Dr, Troe DORK QUICK, Aged 60 yours and’6 Monthy, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the faveral, from St, James? Methodist Epieco- pal Charch, 126th st. and) Madi at eleven o'clock A, M, vin year, eld it. t Vineent de Paul's Church, 234 Saturday morving, April 7, at malfe threo in tho ‘aptain attend att communication at the Lodge rooms, coru ph Friday morning, April 6, 1877, at ten for the purpose of attending (he funeral of our hor Theodore Quick. bers ol Sister todues are Invited to attend, CYRUS 0, HUBBELL, Master, CHakers P, Prinon, Secretary, Syivan Ciarren, No, 188, it, 4, M.—Compasioys— You are berevy summoned to attend an eworgent con Vocauon at ihe rooms corver of 124th si. and da ay on Friday moroving, Aprtl 6, 1’ st ton o'clock, fi the purpose of atiending the funcral of our late Scribe Theodore Quick, Members of sist to attend, CYRUS OWE Wititam HL. Strriina, 8: . Roniws.—Alter a ering ‘Nines, Mancartr A, Romss, widow of the aly Win. Robins, printer, of this city. Notice of funeral hereafter, Routy#ox, ~On April 5, 1877, sudden’ oN, 468 Washington st., Hoboken, Notice of funeral hereaiter, SHARKKY.—On April 4, Joux Suankey, aged 69 yours. Foneral from 23 Prinee st, on Suiuriay, at two o'clock, Tourkins,—On Tuesday, Aprit 3, Roaweit D. Tour | KINS, In the 37th Your of bis axe. Notice ot funeral uereatter, Sin Kmianrs ov Morton Commanoeny, No. 4, K, T= Are requested to assemulo in {uli uuiform’ at the asylum, Masonie Hail, on Sunday, April §, one o'clock P.M, to pay the last tribute of respect to Ste Knight RK D.’Tompking, Services to be uvld In the aayiam, chapters hay He Pe , dons T. Roma Sir Koignts of sister commagderies coruilly mvited to joo with ds. By order PKE 8 BARKER, Westry B. Cuvnen, Recorder. Jom my 3 nesday, April 4, it 40th st, Many S4th your of ber a friends are invited to attend raj,at the Fourth Presbyterian Chureti, dat 6th av., on Saturday, the 7th ist, at two ole Urrek.—On April 4, Gronck Ganuison, youngest son of Jennieand Frank A, Uier, M, D., aged 2 years, and 2 months, Relatives and frionus aro invited to attend the fue At the rosidence, 99 Wost 1U6th st, 1, ab eight o-clook, inst, of inflammation of tl ric! 1 8 widow of Jones fune- he je Jons Wyse, native Of the county vn Funeral to-day (Friday), from bis neoreneieyen | teil day dn