The New York Herald Newspaper, May 8, 1877, Page 9

~PINANCAL AND CONMERCL The Stock Market Active and Strong, With Weakness at the Close. 107 GOLD STEADY AT —— Government and Railroad Bonds Higher. MONEY ON CALL BASY AT 2 4 3 PER CENT. pei Wann Street, } Monpay, May 7—6 7. M. In comparison with Saturday’s business transactions to-day were less by 35,000 shares, and the interest manifested was smatier in proportion, In fact, there was but little eagerness to cast venturous lines into the troubled waters of speculation, and such as did so were scarcely rewarded with 4 good bite the long aay through, Nibbles were abundant, as was expressed in the frequent bobbing up and down of prices; but thore wae no running away witn the bait im the angling in- terest of either bull or bear, It was very evident that tho big fish were not biting to-day, and that the market was left for the small try to nibblo at, Consequently the record is one of irregular prices, with extremes measured by fluctuations of two per cent ‘These changes attached principally to the coal stocks, to the trank railroads and to Western Union, without any particular reason, except that the demand and supply followea each other with a rise and fall, hke the swash of a wave und its subsequent decline on a shingly beach. Somo effort was made by the bears carly in the day to blacken the prospects of Rock Island by « report that the funds of the company had been used improperly and to a considerable amount by alate official, but stories of this kind are not so reaaily credited as was tue case some weeks ago, and the tale was received with so mauy grains of salt that the quo- tation actually improved while it was being told. Boing unaflected by outside pressure, enher favorable or adverse, the market to-day exhibited the simplo traits of a fair speculation, in which prices advanced or receded, us the demand at the time was greater to buy or to sell. At the very closo prices were, perhaps, a shade off trom the opening ones, but with nothing to evidence other than « healthy market, THE SALES TO-DAY. Tho sales of active stocks to-day aggregated 190,000 shares, which were distributed as follows:—New York Central, 10, Harlem, 100; Erie, 210; Lake Shore, 14,345; W 300; Northwestern, 2,050; do. pre- forred, 4,300 Fort Wayne, 206; Milwaukee and St. mi; preferred, 3,700; Pittsburg, 300; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 29,200; Delaware and Hudson ©: 50; Morris and Essex, 3,660; Michigan Central, 7,540; Illinois Central, 1,600; Union Pa do. 300; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 2,150; do. preferred, 600; Ohio and Mississippi, 200; Western Union, 41,330; Atlantic and Pacilic Tele- graph, 140; P: Mail, 00. or , HIGHEST AND LOWEST. Tho foilowing table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day »— Opening. 05} New York Central..... Erie, Lake Shore Nortuwestern laces Northwestern prelerred.. Rook Isiand. . Milwaukeo and St. Panl., Mil. and st. Paul pret Del., Lack. and Wester: Union Pacific. Obio and Mississipp! Western Union. Pacitic Mail. J. {Mich Central Mlinoix Cen... G.U,08T..., Han'& std H&S J prof. 2 NY Central... Harlew 133 140 Erio pre Lake shore North western, Northw pr: Rock Island... Fort Wayne. MiL& St Paul, M & St # prof. Pittsburg... Del, L aw is Fargo, American v Union Mac ADVANCE AND DEC Tho following shows the advance and decline in tho closing prices of tho principal active stocks to-day as Compared with those of yesterday ; Abvaxcr.—Western Union, '; Pacific Mail, York Central, i; Lake + Union Pacitic, 15,3) Lit tral, lis; Putsburg, Northwestern, 4; ba} Ory ©., O, and [., 254; Rock Island, 7,; Hannibal and St Joseph, | $%; 40. preferred, s4; Michigan Central, 4; Burling ton and Quiney, 144 NE —Erio, ig; St. P , Lackawanna and Hudson, 1. ul, 1; do. preferred, 4; | estorn, 4; Delaware aud | | | 100 Del & Hud'con ing stocks at San Francisco to-day: Alpha. Reicher Best & 8 Caitornta Chollar. Contidence Caledonia... Crown Point, . Excheque: Gould & Curry, Hale & Norcross. imperial, Julia consolidat reported wer 100 shs Alp 100 do. ‘00 Bullio 100 a 100 di 10 di 109 Chol. 100 Galil tay do. 200 Clevelan 100 Con Virginia, 100 Exchequer M 100 Gould & Gurry, 100 Hale & Nore... # 10 do 100 Jala... 100 Henr 200 100 do 8 I ry 200 shs Impertat 100 Crown Point, do 100 Exchequer. 100 fale & N 200 Hukill, 100 do 100. 100 Kentuek 100 Leopard. 100 Mexican 1877 #50000 Am gold. 100shs krle, 100 New York #00 Luke Shore. 20000 Am Gold 100 shs Lake 3) 100 do. 200 Western U, 100 sh Ohio & Miss. 100 Erie, 100 WON ¥ Con. 100 ao. 400 Lake shore 200 do. 400 300 14th, cisco by the 1.000 NW con ¢ gb. 5000, 5000 St 400 do. 100 do: ” do ” du, THE MONEY MARKET. Monoy on call was easy at 2 to 3 per cont, closing | very easy at 2 to 245 per cont. | The following were the rates of exchange on New | York at the undermentioued cities to-day :—Savannah, | 6-16 premium; Cincmnati steady, buying par, selling 1-10; New Orleans, ercial 1; a 9-32, bank 3 Chicago, 25 premium, and St Louis, 110 premium, Foreign exchange 1s steady and unchanged. Actual business was at4.87a 457!, for bankers’ sixty qdays | sterling and 4,89¢ a 4.90 for demand, | THR GOLD MARKE Gold opened and closed at 107);, with sales in the Interval at 107), a 1074. The carrying rates were, 2, 844 and 3 per cent, Gold clearings at the National | Bank of the State of New York :— Gola balances... Currency balances. Gold cieared,..... CLEARING HOUSK STATEMKNT, Curreney exchangos comn $1,570,045 1,666,286 80; 196,000 Carroucy balances + 3,819,314 Gold exchan, 11,464,189 Gold baiau 210,967 | RNMENT HONDS. Government bonds were higher in sympathy with gold and they closed strong at the following quota. | ons:—United States currency sixes, 126 a 12514; | Govr do, sixes, 1881, registered, 114 a 11414; uo. do, do, coupon, 115 a 11544; a0. do, 1805, registered, 1083 ; do. do,. do., coupon, 108}; ; do, do., do, new, registered, 110% a ULs,: i , | do, do., d0., coupon, 110% a 1113; do, | | do., do., 1367, registered, 113% a 113%; do. do, a Coupon, 113% a 113%; do do., 1868, registered, 1153 8116; do, do., do., do, coupon, 1153; a 116; do. ten forties, registered, 112!¢ a 112%; do. do, conpon, | 113g do tyes, 1881, registered, 1114¢ a 11144; | 1 de, do, do, coupon, 111s @ 111%; do. 434%s, | 1801, registered, 108%; a 1054. | Tho Treasury this afternoon issued a call for $10, 114,550 five-twenty bonds, old 1865's, whieh include the whole of the bonds of thut issue now outstanding, Toverest will cease on the Sth o! UNITED SrATKs Revenue receipis to-day were. Cusiom reeripts to day Bank note’ received (o-d: mE § August next, | TREASURY. «$1,000,000 | + "360,000 1,000/000 The London adv es report the relations between | England and Russia very serious, with u weakening, | in copsequence, of conso!s at London rentos at Paris. Consois declineu \ mt early in the day, but subsequentiy recovered } per ceut, to 95. In United States bonds, old 1865's mage a sudden and | Guaccountable jump of J por cent, solling as high as 10814, but later dropped 4 per cent. The other wsues | were a shade lower than at the close on Saturday. Ia | American railway shares, Erie was firm, while New York Contra! advanced }4 per cent to 90),, and Iilincis Central 1 per cent to 63. At Puris rentes sold down to 102f. 25g, against 1021, 675gc. at the Close on Saturday, STATE BONDS. State bonds at the bourd wero stendy for Tennesse and Georgia sevens new, to which dealings were con- floed. and per RAILNOAD BONDS, Ratiroad bonds were generally higher, with the Jargest transactions in Chicago und Northwest ¢ nsol- idated gold sevens at 88) 490, against 80J¢ at tho close Saturday. The other changes were an advance of 1 percent in Hannibal and St Joseph eights, con- in Milwaukee aad St, Paul sevens, gold; J in Chyeago and Northwest consols und Toledo and Wabash firets (ex coupon), gm Michigan Central sov- | 100 | 1000 | 500 700 Wester 100 1100 100 500 Ey 100 U0 500 100 100 100 400 800 400 WW) 700 Mich’ 190 109 100 200 100 ) $10000 U S 6's 25000 do... 500) do. 5000 U5 6's 1881, 6... BU00 5000, 21000 0: 40000 et S000 St Lael 1000 St bie 1M 10000 MULES PC, 20000 do. 000 ML 8 nied NAV cor ANWeegb. do 00 Mich 8 joo) 2000 NY Con 6's, Wooo NY Cen Ist m xO WL 100 Del & Had r, ens, and 4 Union Paciilo fire $2000 Lonis’e & N con, Re lstm. MOING SHARES. The following were the closing quotations for min- 10 10 10 10 sree ae Heerone SS Soneo FIRST BOARD—J1 a. M. 1 100 do 100 do 4 400 do. 538g 100 Western Union..b8 62g ND CALI—12:30 P. aM. ar x SEE*FEE Justice.... Kentuck... Raymond & El, Stiver Hill... GAN FRANCISCO MINING SULARES. The following table gives the prices of the promi- nent gold and sliver mining sbares, including the opening prices of to-day, as received by telegraph 100 shs Henry Taon Lo do 100 Merrimac, A 100 “orthern Belle.s10 100 Raymond & El 100 109 100 100 200 SECOND BOARD—1:30 P.M 1 is 100 shsRaymond&Es10 109 Seaton be 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 SALES AFTER CAI. 300 shs Merrimacx.ur.c ‘The following-is tho official report of salcs at Now York Open Stock and Gold Exchange May 7, 200 St Paul 300) do. 200 St Paul pref. 200 8 Island, 200 shs Western #00 Rock Island. 100 St Paul pref. 400 do 200 do. 100 Northw 400 do MEMORANDUM, trustee: ve st dy 100 H&St Jo 4's, con 7 ms v7 0 Te or 5000 Chie NW Ist.be 106%, 400 Cou P Ist, Std b 87 1000 Mor & i con bds 81 rie Sth mort’ we 103% 7” 106 WO . 1908 10146 os ) Ry 400 from San Francisco—all prices in gold:— € = May Bd. ath. Alpha... 10 «ll Beicher, 6 ‘5 Best & Belcher.... 14 16 Bullion, . woe 2 3 Caledonia, . 2 California. al Con. Vi) 2 32 Chollar Potos 31 32 Con. Imperii Cae § 1: 1gAdvarced. % Crown Point. 6 6 6 6 Advanced. 1 Confidence - 8 8 3 3 - Eureka con . 16 16 wv 16 oo Exchequer, a | 3 2 2 - Gould & Curry 4 6 6& © Advanced, 2 Hate & Norcross., 2 2 2 3 = Julia con, 1 1 1 1 —~ Justice, . 6 6 6 6 tad Kentuck.., 3 3 3 3 - Leopard, 1 1 1 1 bass Mexica 6 7 6 6 bet Northern Belle, 16 wb b 16 - Ophir 12 12 ll 11 Doclined.. 1 Overm 3 13 i2 12 Dechned., 1 3 3 3 4 Advanced, 1 Savage * 4 4 3 3 Declinea., 1 Seg. Belcher. 18 17 16 16 Advanced. 3 Sierra Nevada,..., 3 2 3 3 = Silver Hill - 32 2 2 2 - Union con 3 8 3 3 en Yellow Jacket, , 5 6 6 6 Advanced. 1 The sales of mining shares in New York as officially ™% the 46 The Consolidated Virginia Mine resumes its monthly dividends, paying its May dividend of $1,000,000 on the The announcement is made to-day in San Fran- according to a telegram ree ceived by Mr. Bove cault from Virginia City from the manager of the mines, —_—_-—_—__ NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Moxwar, May 7, 1877. BEFORE CALL—10 A, 200 Northwe: 09 ds 100 100 st Paul 100 do wo do. 100) do. 3 100 Han & St Joseph... 1). GO ss000 Wo di 100° do i AD AND 10 A, 810000 U 8 5-20, x, '67, 20000 U8 5-20, ¢, 1887 WOO do. «be 5000 178 518 10640, 0. 2000 U 8 436, 4. "DL. be 40000 U 8 55m 6. 1881 4000 dow. BOARD—10:30 A. 200 she U_ Pac...b ¢ #20 20H & st Jo. 100 Mich Cen. F do. lo we do! KOO Lake 700 800 1205 300 Wab 1 Obie, Bur 100 do 800 Chie & 100 Chic & NW pret.b 100 tuo 100 sha Northwestern., 2 M. 1 1 ZEEE rs 1 1M: 113 i 1 1 oe Me 990 BCH evenee sh we go 51% Sm ig 52 Tw Sy, ih gem ia BE 48° 500 Go ot HY to a bso Ge cy 223 100 do of wo do 4 ‘mo too fo Bue oF" 30D do ria 100 100 do 7% 100, #00 do sg 80, 1000 do 83 Bg 200 do ro 3 Bi He esc te Sod loon MITE BS 10" le, iP. be 95), 100 Chie, ‘ eae peal aieaae 95; 4855 @ oo 96 9 18 6% 100 REFORE CALL—12:30" P.M. $2000 Northwosternist 106% 300 shs Rock Island... S0O0CASWeegbs 90% 600 do 5000 do. seers S0tg TOO 10000 WU Felt, 1860, 10148 300 8000 StL. J & Chi lst 103 100, 800 shs Del & Hudson. 48% 10U 500 sseee & 800 2200 Western Union... 100, 1300, do. . 62 100 400 do, 500, do, 1300. do 63 200, Maryland Goni... 10 100 NY © & Hudson... 200 do... rit do 590 do 100 Mich Centr 500 do. 500 Lake Sho: P. $35000 US 6" 1143% 820000 US 5.20 o! 67... 113% 15000 Us 5.20 M11 10000 US 5.20 r, "68. 5UW0 US 5.20 ¢, 16 111 10000 Us 10-40. 25000 U8 5.20 ¢, 67,03 113%, SECOND BOARD—1 PM. $5000 Tenn 6's, m...... 4315 100ebs LS & M8,..b3 54h 000 KJ Can'igt eon: 5343 900 do 100) Mil& StPest., 865 501 Ce 11000 dO... - 86 1000, ct 3000 Un Pao RR ist, 105, 200.P, FLW 10000 Un Pae Hit sf... 03% 100 Clove & Fg. 1000 B, FtW Obi dst 121) B00 don, 5000 Col, C&T C Ist, 20!f 100 Chi & NV 1000 UE RT& P Te, 108% 100 do 200 sha Md Conl.....be 10" 100 do) 100 Del & H Canai.;be 4734 100 do, 100 473 600 Chi &N 400 47° 900 Del, L&W 200 46% 700" do. 400 46% 100 do. 100 14% 1000 dos. B00 Tf 62: Too do, 00 62 100 dol 700 628, 2300 do. 1700 eas, 1200 do... 1? 700 62% HOO Che KT Ri: 00 8242 1200 do... oe 300 6244 400 TOO 62) 400, 300 200 4 200. 100A &P Tel. 204, 400 wo ao 20g 10 s 40U 8 Ex’. 4253 200) das. 10 Wells-Fargo kx.be Sig S00Chi, MA btP picbe 48 5 Adams kx. 98 400" do. 100 Puc Mall 83. 2283 200 do. ae 100 do. . 228% B00 Mor & ki be 200 N ¥ G& HR'R-GG 053} YOO” do, 4 109 % 100 das 25 + 9543 400 do: 500 Ms 9582 200 H &Std Rit, 18 Panam it “vbe 98” 100 do. 100 Mich Con RR.bé 83 44% 100 do. B00 dO.eeeeceeese Ste 50 do. 2100 | do 44" 300 700 LB & MS Rite 1750 1000 1100 100 700 900 5436 100 Alb & Sus KK. .be 230 TO 4 POM, 74! 67% Hii BH 1000 “do... 90 40 10000 M8 Pe SF... ROLY ot 10000 ©, tL & P7'n.. 10932 993 1000 H & 8 Jo #'s. 78 rN 100 shs Del & Hudson, 4634 800 om 400 4G 100 100 St Paul pref... 47 200 300 Del, Lack & W 508g 800 500 "do... 5 100 400 do. 2 400 500 Morris & Essex. 500 Western Union... 100° do... 500 200° do 400 100 do, P 300 du. 764 ® 1500 Del, Lack & W. 60. wg BOO do... 49%, 95 400 do. 953% 100 do 954, 1400 do, Bi 2500 do, 6h 800 do... 100 Mich Central 43% 700 do... 100 43%, 200 Han & StS. 109 44° 100 do COMMERCIAL REPORT, COTTON ON THE spoT l-4c. LOWER; FUTURES CLOSED STEADY-—FLOUR QUIET — WHEAT QUIET—CORN FIRMER—OATS QUIET—WHIS- KEY NOMINAL--PORK AND LARD QUIET—PE- TROLEUM QUIET—SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE FIRMER—ROSIN DULL—OILS ¥FIRM—COFFEE STRONG—SUGAR HIGHER—FREIGHTS FIRM. Moxpax, May 7—6 P. M. Busine! moderate, but the markots were in many cuses feverish, and in somo cat trmer, with better prices rulingt Breadstuffs were rather quiet but firmly held. Flour quiet. Wheat quiet, Corn was firm on the spot and for future delivery, Oats were quiet und closed lower. Whiskey was dull and nominal, Pork was quiet, Lard was quict, Froights wero firm. Cotton on the spot was }jc. lowor, Futuros closed stondy, Coffeo was strong. Sugar was higher. Olls were firm. Petroleam was quiet, Rosin was dull, Spirits turpentine was firmer. Corres,—There was w very strohg market for Rio, and prices were advanced abont ‘ic. The sales wore 4,000 bags Santos, ex Humboldt; 500 bags Rio, ex Olbers; 4,000 bags do,, ox Vanguard: 4,554 bags do., ex Gluekluf, and 4,000 bags do., ex Georgiana, all on private terms; and nt Balti- more, 1,100 bags do, ex M. V. Hugg, on private terms, Mild coffee was firm but quiet. Tho stock ot Rio and Santos coffee here in first hands May 1 was 82,080 bags; arrived since, 16,860 do,; sules since, 25,870 do.; stock here to- night in first hands, 73,029 do. ; nt Gnlveston, 7,000 do. ; at New Orleans, 2,085 do.; at Baltimore, 31,494 do, Tot 113,688 bags. Stock in second hands at New Orleans, 7,00 bags; at Baltimore, 54,604 do.; at New York, 84,765 do. ‘Toval, 259,057 bacs. Afloat and loading for United Stat to April 1, 74,151 bags, Purchased for United Stutes to May 5 (4,000 Banton), 159,000 bags, Total visible supply, & Lge, Ko 3. do. Way. rament bags, 2c. ; Singapore, 1¥c. a xionn, 18ige. n 20c.: Macassar, 18¢. a Zle,; A gosturi, 1, & 2Uige.: Savanilin, 18e.'a 20e,; Curacoa, Ite. a 1880 Foun axp Gnaix,—Recoipts—Fiour, 12,305 bute, monl, 130 bbls, ana 270 bi 105,700 do, : barley malt, 1 mg, but not very a nexed quotations, Kye flow Corn moni was frm a bbls. and bags at full pric Stat . Superfine iextra ptate Choice Stat Minnesota... 0.0... -reeee . Round huop Ubio, shipping bean Round hoop Ohio, trade brands. Family St. Louls,low + 950810 00 £10 008 11 00 110008 10 00.410 25 10 25 0 11 00 v 12 50 Com mei, Jersey... Corn moni, Brandy win Corn meal, puneheons: Was wanted to asked restricted business, The «, 14,000 bashels sold at $1 80 fo $1 17'tor No. 2 Milwankeo in stoi $115 981 26, Western, 81 a SI ley Canada sold’ ae $105, Burley malt was firmly held, Corn was Hrmer both for iots-on the spot and for forward liveries, the former betng ds diy higher and scare ‘The sales were 7 Ingluding 165,000 bust on the apot at Tie, mixe for No. 2 mixed, 7046 . Geilge, 8 mixed and Te, for old Western mixed atlas ward delivery; “183.000 buxhels nueamer mi BSc. a BGC, 260,000 bushels No, 2 May at aad 120,000 bushels No.2 June at 7 Joxs uetive and ab . lower, bushels wt 7Ze, for extra white to arrive, 626, ont Mge. tor No.2 white, O7)g¢. a Ose. for No. # mixed aud S7e. for Western mixeu, OTTON on the spot wax quiet and weak and tye, lower. Liverpool eume 116d. lower on arrivals, Spot cucton was ashade easier; uplands nnehanxed; Urieans 116d, lower, Our imarket opened avout 8 potnts lower than satarday's closing prices, but immediate y #tendiod and regained & | points, but the advance way bald only for & moment and (ho market Weakened again, And, with free. sellers. prices fei # points Jung seling at 10, ie, The market rematned stondy lor ® few moments at thit prive and slight reaction of 2 points, Jum at tule funeture ties began to “anlond,” which cansed foll rapidly untti a decline of 9 poin the second “oall’’ the feeling wore May, wt Te athe, » -do., natural do., NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1877.—TRIPLE SHEET. 1 decline was recovered. The market closed Peat Sith uke teises' ae compared wih & rd’ low a decline for the day of from 14 to lt at ‘Tho ‘closing prices to-day compare with Saturday's as fol: lowes 08 a LLOT May, 1112 8 1113 June. 1L21 411.22 July. 11.29 » 11.30 August 11.25 « 11.23 eptember. . 1L.14 8 11.25 Octover..... jovember .... 11.00 & 11.07 November m) 11,06 & 11.08 December. lanuar: [4118 # 11:20 January February * #0 4 1132 February. (Quotations are based on American standard of elassifien on, and on cotton in store ruyning in quality not more that half a erade above or below the zrade quoted. Uplands, Alabama, N.,vrieans. Texas, Ordinary. $16 98 316 “9 516 8 SID Strictordinary. 9 16 9 916 PILI Good ordinary . 915-16 915-16 10 1-16 Strict good ordinary 10 3-16 16 10 5-16 Low Leet 10% log strictiow middling. 1045, 10: Middling. 107% MW Good Per ys i iy Strict good middling 11; Mis Middling fate un 1% Fair 12% —Stained—Good ordinary, & 13:16c.; strict good ordi 9 7-16¢, ing, Uge.; middling, 10'4c, boven To-Da Sat'day Er Totat » Day. atday Ev'ng. Consumption, ‘i03 te 853 Speculation oe Oo co mS 600 (200 vale. Kur fature delivery As folluws Saturday, att P. 2,500 atll.15¢,, 2.800 at 11.14e., 7,1 11.13¢ , 1,400 at 11.12c.: July, 300 at 11.21e., 400 ait 11.22e,, 100 at TL28e., 1,100 wt 1124e, 500 nt 11250, 200 at 11.27¢,, 200 at 280., 100 "wb “LL.25¢, 200 at’ 11.240.; Aucust, 200 at 11.350. 800 at 11.3de., 500 nt 11.38e., BOO ag at 11,32e,. B00 1,500 wt HL de. ember, 100 at 11.25¢., 100 at November, 600 at 11,050, Total, 22,100 bal #¥, 700 at 10.8V¢., 100 at 10,886. , L2ve. Eg upto two I, M.—: ), short notice, at 10,88¢., 100 at 10,87c., 200 at 10.88C. : 900 at 11.Gde,, 1,800 At LLLO5¢ 2,800 4 11,080, GOO Wt 1107e., 400 a4 11O4e,, 200 ut L1O2e., 1,400 at Lle., 1,500 at L0.0%6,"1,000 at 10 dic., 200 at 10,97e., 200 ut LL.OLe,, 200 nt 10.08e., 1,100 at 10.95e., 3,800 at 10.04e.. 100 at 10,iie., 700 at 10,02¢., 400 at 10.i)8e,, 2,900 at 10 Y2e., 2,000 ne 10.91e., 100 nt 10.940, 1,300 wt 10.08e., 200 at 10,046. ; July, 200 atdi,150., 400 at'L1. Le., 900 ut T1.086,, 600 ue 11.086., 200 wb 11.07¢,, 300 at 11.02c., 100 at 11.05¢,.'700 at 11.036. , 400. at TLO1G., YOO at 11,02c,, 700 ab 11 0f6, 1,100 wt 11,03e. ; August, 100 at LL 1e., 100 at 11,206. 1,800. at 11.1R¢., 500 Wt F1,166 , 200 at 11,17¢,, 200 nt 11. 1Se., 200 at 11 1de., 100 as 11,426., GOO at T111e., 100 at” 11. 10e., 100 500 at 11 10e., 700 at 11.00e., 600 at ILLle., 1,800 at 11,12¢,, 100 at LL ite. ; september, 200 at TL 12e., e 100 at 11,086, 300 at L1.076., 30) at 11.000. } October, 500 at 4 100 he 10,950, 100 at 10.060, ; December, 100 nt 700 at 10.100, January, 100 at ” 11.05e. i 48,000 bales. Grand total, 65,000 bales, ‘the receipts at the ports were as tollows:—Galveston, 79 bales; New Orleuns, 3,117; Mobile, 149; Savannah, 62: Charleston, 480; Wilmin 1» 14; Norfolk, 310; Balti more, 3; New York, 301, Boston, 640; Phiindelpbia, 100; Total, 5,095, This day Jast week, 4,413. Tus day last year, GNO3, Total since September 1, 3,823,561 bales to Saturday night. Cotton treizhts closed as follows:—To Havre, by stoum, 3g0., compressed, ‘To Hamburg, by steam, compressed. To Bremen, enn, Sac. w Age. compressed, To Livern 16d. by steam; by sail, 9-32c., @ompressed. Market qui Heap axp Jct jute butts were quiet but very firm and higher. Mani was very irm. We quote :—American dressed, $175 « $180 for sinsle, $210 a 8215 for double and $130 « $135 tor undressed: Russia, cloan, $205 a $210, old; Italian, 8270 # $275, gold; jute, Age. a Be., currency; jute butte, 4 3 currency, cash, on spot, and 330, ‘Sigc.. gold, anila hemp, 8; Sisal d baer Ges. wll t + Be. market for New Orleans was Foreign was algo very firm, aud Amount were made on the supposed b: We quote :—Cuba, centriitzal and efining, 4c. nuscovado ry rocery, 40e, # 50¢,; Porto Kico, 45c, add. ; English Islands, 40, a 52c, ; New Orleans, good,. 54c.: prime, 7c: choice, 60¢ Naval Storks.—There was # slightly firmer market for spirits turpentine, but trade was confined to Jobbing par- cols. Rosin was dull but nominally wvehanged, Tur was We quote :—Spirits Rusin--Strained, + mood do., $195, ar, $2.25. Ad Vices from Wilininzton were ay tollows:—Rosin quiets strained. $1 45; good do.. $1.50, 10, pentine steady; hard, $1 60; sot, 82 2e. bid. 3 25,475 bi in yard 1 in yard, spirits, Turpentine, 726 b 923 vbls. atlont, ‘UULS.—Cottonseed ofl—Refined summer yollow—No sales atthe ‘call. May, 50%. bid, d2c, usked; June, o2¢, bid, Bic, asked; July, Szhge. uld, ge. usked: Arua: die. bid Boe. usked; seller yeur, 474c. bid, 4834. asked. Linseed off was very firm, with an upward tendency, Other kinds wero firm. We quote:—Linsee), 71c. n 720.3. lard, prime whiter, Boe. a We. ; sperm, crude, $i 35; do,, bigachod winter, #1 5; $160; whale, crude Northern, 75.3 do., 70c.;" bieuched winter, 78e.; natural do, 25c. a 78e ; oxira do., Bde; winter bleached fish, 500. a Sze. : crude fixb, 48¢. #1 45¢, Fetnoikva.—Thero was a firm market for refinod, and Souther 4,000 bis, delivery last, ball June, sold at L4dge., und 10.000 bbl. delivery enrly June (veivel rendy), at 14%c. For creek delivery the sales were 5,000 bbls. United, rex- lar, wt $2 8744 9.000 bls. do. 0 days, We $2 SUM. any 15,080 bbls, “Cnion, regular (oipaze paid), at 25, Crude; jy bulk, 834en'a De; dow in Buls.. 11456; refined, in bbls, 14%%c. ; do., tn eases, 19¢.; naphtha, ie. Jor prine city refined at ‘Pailadeiphia, 1sge. « 143{0.; do. at Bulti- more, 143,e Poustiy.—Spring chickens were in fuir demand at 8125 88150. Live poultry inet with ready sale at full prices. Drersod poultry sold at prices which indicated @ drm market. We quote :—Live fowls—state’ and Jerser. 6c. # Iie. per Ib. Stato and Western, 15e. a 16e, Turkeys— State and Jersey, 1dc. a 17e.; ‘Western, 1c. a. ite, Gocse—Jersey, $1 7o 0 $2 25 per pur: Wasicen, $1 20 por pair, Ducks—Jersey, 87e. a $1 29 per pair; Western, 7Uc, WAOe. per pnir. Dressed poultry—Turkeys were quoted at I7e.n Le. tor good to prime Western, und. Se. 0.176. tor fair to good do. Chickens were quoted at 1c. a 1c. tor fair’ to zood Western. Provisions.—Recoipts—Pork, 361 bbls. ; Inrd, 606 tierces, 10 bbls, 25 crates and 900 kettles; cut iments, 2,163, puck: ages; bacon, 1,785 boxes; beef, 28 tierces and "151 ubls, Pork was without decided change and closed at the second Seal” at 81d 80 bid, R15 05 asked! tor June, and $16 bid, $16 10 axked for July. Sules were 2,000 Ubla at $15 05 for June and $16 05 0 816 10 for dul at $16, cash, aud 20 bbls. extra prime Cut woats were quiet; 10,000 Ibs. pickled private torms, lies, 12 los. avornge, gold ut Bige.: smivkod hams ware quoted it 10c. w 11}ge. and smoked shoulders at 8c. a Bic. Bucon was quiot at Msc, Btyc, for city clear and B40, a Bic. for Western long 250 boxes long und “short clear sold in Chicago ut Te. Boot wan quiet but st We quote:—Bbis, extra mers, #13 50 a $14 50: plain mess, $12 a $13 50; packet, $16 i India nominal at $26 0 Western, Drossea h city heavy to light nd 7ige, Lard was quie 2255 bid, $10 2o asked f und $10 35 bid, sg asked tor July, The were 5,000 tierces nt 44 $10 25 and SLO 27% for June, and $10 35, $10 40 for July; spot sules were 100 tierce nd 50 tierces of utude at Osc. Refined wan private terms, South and Continent at 10: prices wero: — America was qu Butter—Receipts, 3001 packuges. Although very firm prices otably nygher, und eoutinue to quote at 5 Sento, and 10c, 1 1Xe. for ese—Kecorpts, 3,208 pack wt 13¢, a Loe. for stare, and held very firmly . tor Western. kot remained very strong and businos was somewhat restricted Uy tho extrem: views of holder Sie. w GIgo. wa H +, Bolt. eo tiarket lor raw was very strong at the e, anil holders wore asking by6. above the pres- LY 4c. 4 1Odje. for fair to good refluing; 225 iis. goud fuit refining suld at We, Refined opened qulet but closed very strong. We quote:—Fuir reduing, 9%. 5 id do., 1046; Cubs, grocery, fair to ch We. 8 4c. + do., conteifusal, hhds. und N age. w 11 hhds, ‘ ninon to prime, B%4C, Porto Rico, reining, ¢ & 1046.; re cery, tair to chutce, I W120; ol Ay 11Spe n 11% c.: crust powdered, 2%e. « 12%c.; ‘granulated, 12% loaf. 12%. 9 127(0,; white exten U's, 10% c. 6 L1bge. j low oxtre O's, 10446. a 10%Ke.; other grades, inctuding Dike. w 10%, Steauixie-—-Reooints, 30 hhds, and 345 tlerecs, ‘The mar ket wan quice at tnebanged pric TALLow.—Keceipts, hods., Lbls. and 24 cases, The ae was lo jules were 350,000 lbs. at Bi¢c. tor ine. PAW itisKxy,-- Receipts, 1,110 bbls, The market was nom- inal, at $1 1249 nsked and $1 12 bid. Piixtunrs.—the demand was qui tonnage, aet one tey th brisk for petroloum ®% moierate cull, with rat dQ firm us both fur cuartering Fonnage and room on the berth. | Engng Liverpool stexm roum, quoted nominally at Vushet for grain: Loudon aud Ginsgow steam rd the latter 60 400 bags seed. 5% ‘000 bundles salte; the former por bush i 350 bbls, xullon; 6 bbls potash, a whd horns at il ; cero Peru fity of Sea Isiand cotton, Iye.; dO 3 100 boxes bacon, 45% AON cases rs In, $10; 5) pkgs. pork and beef, 81 50; B tierces hams, }y 60 tous agricultural implement: $10; 100 tons copper on private terms, and 25 bbls, jewel lens ashen, Sgc. 0 Bremen, per steam, 16,000 bushels corn, 120 marks; 000 tlerces lacd, 179 magi 100 bbis. pork, & marks; hhds. tobacco, 35 mark 4) casos 1 marks; 50 cases dry goods and 100 cases hardware id SU bales cotton, 9-16e, Charters—A_ British , heres to Havre or Antwerp, with 2.500 bul abo 4s. WL: on Swedish brig, I) te Croustadt, with 1,200 bbls, refined at Gs, an American — bri; 516 tons, to Trieste, with 3,200 bbls, ao, Ge. Tigd. § weginn bark, 447 tows, hence to Getto, with 2,000 ernde petrolewm at 5s; a brith bark, 582 tons, henee to Uavee or Dunkirk, with 3,900 bbls, crude petros 4s. Gd. ; » Norwegian bark, 410 tons, hence to Kl orders to thy Baitic, with'2,600 buls refined petre a Norwegian bark, 8 toos, from Balti+ the German Baitle, with 3.300 rinan bark, 725 ton wt da, short Iny day e Germn Baltic, AB paphtha hence to petroleum henoe nore leam at Sa, 44d. more to Kisinore tor orders t bhis. refined petroleum nt os. henes ty Bremen, with 5,000 bbls. ¢ 8 Norwegian bark, 428 tons, nenco to preterred ports, with 2,300 ‘bbls, do. at ds.; a German ship, UNG tons, Hence to Bremen with 6,300 bbls. do, at Js. itd. June 1 clearance; « British brig, 204 tons, hence to Cor! for orders to United Kingdom, with dents at 80s: aN woginn bark, front Wilniington to Gork for orders, with 3,000 bbis. naval’ stores ut 4s. id, 0 Gs. Bd; an American brig, 452 tons, “Fumored,” with ordnance stores trom Haven to Kastern Kurope at » lump. sam: an American brig, 214 tons, hence to Antworp, at 810 00, and back to Philadelphia at 5c. per 100 lbs, on sugar and Son molasses; a bark, trom Baltimore to Cork tor orders, with 2,000 quarters grain at Gs. and « vessel thence to Rotterdam, with Virginia and Ohio tobucgo. reported at is, Gd, and 22s. Bd. per bhd, NEW YORK CalTLE MARKETS, Monvay, May 7, 187% New Re OW TK PAST WHR. CRIPTS FOK Vik) FAST, Wit awe an Yards. Beeves. Cows. Calves Lam's — Hog Hixtioth strect....... 9,779 20 4420 Gadd Portieth stree epee” dae rt ey Jersey City 6106 221 LO Totals... 42 16,406 Frosh to-day. 20 S018, BKEVES. =-frade on tein forenoon was steady on a moi ate run, The quality of the herds was generally conrm with weholce top, The arrivals were dis of by noon, Frives, OMe. n 12!g0 per Ib. ; weiguts, Obs ewt, a Ny ewt Prom 45 10s, to 54 tbs, has been allowed pet. Only choice ality steers obtained lbs, net At Stxtieth street ras Pe Kastan sold for setl 4) cars of horned enttie pales as follows Lilinols steers at 104e. per tb, weight OM ewe; G4 Lllinois stuers at 1LO)ge. per Ib. weight 7% ewe, 98 Tinos steers mt TUdge. Aye. por Io, weight 7 cwt: 42 Ilinols steers nt tie. por |b, with 81 off per bend, weixht 7M wt, BO [inois steers at Ile per lb., weight 7% ewt.; GL Elimois relent Tho owl. ; BO Llinols steers at Thy owt: 00 Tinos steers at 11 tye, 4) Litnols steers at big. Mureherd sold tor A. A 10S, per to., wits 81 uM Missourt steers at I Off per head on thoye suid. at top rate; tor Rankin & Thoap- ‘BL Aliinols steers at LOC, por ib., with SL off per hen: 1m ON nel eee Mhiictlatcets xh Lubge per ites wolait . ° ‘136 owt, 4,24 Mithols steers at 1c. per tb.. weight j ewt.; 17 Minot ny 1b... wel : : . Sowa: for A. W. Mounoe 116 iilinom steere at 1086. por 1b, ‘ Loxpon, May 74:90 F, 2. ‘weight 63 ows. a Tewt., scant; 24 llinois steers at Lic. 0 Gepeole DeN6 4 bah ageonnt, tates ao fitinele etoste at OK wee tant waht Parle aiviese ‘auvie per cont penton 1OLE BTi¢e. fe % A sc . d Re owe. Fills told for telf and. Hiown 32 Eilinols | the account, . steers at AL ).. Weight 7 owt, strong; 28 Iilitwie steorw at 11 Pt Tne ewer 43 lifinols steers at 1c. @ 12hc, por ib.. weight ,cwt. H. Living: stone sold for self 101 Titinols steers at Wsqc. per Ib., warght B\gewt. Coon & Thompson sod for selves 51 Tilinoty teers at 10'gc. per 1b., with 2c. off per! a!. weight 6'q Ew; 49 Ilinols steers at 10s. per Ib.. wih $1 of per hond on 32 head and fie off on 17. be woaghts 7 owt. sount, « 7h ewh.; 30 Illinois steers at 1Utge. a 11g. 1b. weight 73 ewe. ; 17 [iinols steurs at Ife. por Iv. 10 off the io:, welzht 73g ewt. J. Wheeter sold for solf 34 Hiinols atocrs wt LI per Ib. weights 73. wt, & 7% owt. 1 & Moyer sold tor selves Wh welcht O4ewt.; 91 Iline per b,, Weights Ug ewe. & 7hh Age. per lb, welyehe 7 ewt, + 1 11ige. yer Ih, welzbt 734 cwt. At Jersey City 3 MePaerson _ sold for N. Morrix 62° Tltnots 744 ewt.; for IL. 1b., weight oxy _ por lv, weight 1O%e, a 1c. per Ib., 16 Tlinois for E. Newton, 4% Guto weight 733 ewt. ; for L. schombur 114ge. per Ib., ‘weight Thy ewt. steers at 10g. per tb, weight 7h ewt. B. & 1. W heimer s6id un commission 33 Iinois bulls, live ss at de. per Ib. Nose sol woight steers at $1 off’ per head, Oh ewe; at Lc. per Ib. with Son per head on Oi owt: tor A. Voxel. 17 Hliuul he Gils owt. 74 Mi head, weight 74 owt. & Alerton 39 Linen le. per Ib., wel sot 6 ews, ; 50 Min Jeers at 10'gc. & 10sge. per’ Ib, weight GY ewt. D. Waixel sold for” Waixel & Allerton lilinots steers at 10330. ber lv., weight 6g ewt.: SO Illinois steers at Wie. ‘per Ib., ht "7 ewt., strony. Totfey 4 Suns sold for with 50e, on pi heads 34 heal ne ltge, por Ib, with welght Gig ewt. + 20 Tilinois stoves wt I orgis G4 Illinois steers at 1c. per 1b, ead. on IS head and $1 on per hear on 13 ‘a fraction off per head. 40. por Wh., welht ewl, ©, Kahn gold for Kahn & Co. Lt Tilinois oxen at gc, per ib. ht 744 ewt. : SU Miinois steers at O3je. por Ly, weight 6% owt. 233 Lilinois st nt Loge, per Ib, woight Gs, ewt, ; 14 Liltnols bulls live welxtit 1,543 tbs, por head, ast 40 er owt: 5 Llinots bulls, live weight 1,406 ibs, ab Bio. her Ib. Martin Puller & Co, sold 127 ‘Ohio stecrs nt 11c, per lb. welght 7 ewt. strony, aR ewt, KF. Sainuels soid tor N. Morrly 54 Lilinols xtocrs at 10c. por Ib., weighe (4 16 Hilnets stoors wt 104c. per ib. weight 63s ewt. | linvis sseors at 10Ke. per IU, weiehts 63; cwt. n 7 ewt., with 81 off per hend ov Zi head. “W. b. Dualey sold for 28 Thi cht Hewt. head. weiguts cWh y 5S. O'Donnell sold for Stocrs ut oc. per Ib., with $1 un per head, wei ‘68 Lilinois steers at le. por lb., with $1 of per het Gewt.: 17 Lilinois steers at 1Oige, per tb... 10 Colorady stecrs at 10'4c, por th,. welzit achinidt sold on commission St. cags ot horned eneth For Browu.& Co. 21 live weight we bulls, live per Loud, F. Saddler 83 Illinois st for ‘<, with $1 on pert hoad on 16 head, weight Gt. nois stoers at 103g0. a 11140. por lb., weights 7 ewt. n Newt. : tor L, Rothschild’ 54 Uiloois ateern at 10c. per 1d., weight 6 {77 Mlinuis steers ut 104%, per tb , with BL off per lend 3 head and $1 on per head on 33 head, weights 6 owt. a 6 ewt., seunt; 61 ix steers at LO. per Ib., weigh OM ewe wT owes for HL. epee 80--0h steers at O3sc per woight 554 cwt.; sourl steers at 104c." per lb, with $1 off per head on 34 head and 50c. on per head on 31 head. woights O44 eWt. a 7 wt. ; 12 [inols steers at LOX. per Ib. weight 63 ewt. ; for A. Brown 17 Mixsourl steers at 10330: per Ib., with $i on per head, weicht 7 cwt. uterbach, sold for Waixel é Allerton 1 Lilinols stee weight 64g owt, : 48 Lilinols seers at 100. p off per hend, weight 633 ewt.: 47 Illinois steers, per tb., with 1 of per Hiend on 10 head, wolyh ig ows. uke AND Lamns.—Trado firm on # light run, quality generally Kood, with a pacr tail end. | Sheep sold ut AXic. 7ie. por lo., lamds at D3ge, uw Iie, per ly. The tocks to hand wero nearly all shorn. Hallenbeck sold 6: ly Siti ep, weight 5,0501bs,, at 7c. per tb. 168 weight 15,900 Ibs., at Oye, por Ib, ; 120 sheep, welxht Tbs., at 8830 per cwt. ; ep welght 9309 Iu aL $6.35 per ewt n Ohio sheep. Sold tor week ending 5, 1877, 2,162 sheep, at 86 50 uverazo sat $4 O7 average per head, Hume, El- Stato lambs. weight, 1,000 los., at 10s0, Ibs. at Ge. per tb, : U2 ; 267 Stnte Davis & per head; 117 tum Zo. suid DI Stute sheep, weight 4.3 i's. ut Gixe per I at lge, per Ib, ; 181 State sheep, Vids, at $7 70 per ewt.; 240 Ohio sheep, welt 10,180 Ibs. nb S746. per Ib; : 220, Olio sheap, watzht bt Hott & 18,280 Ihs., nt 6o. per Im Ohio sheep, weight 10,80 Tbs, at Ghyc, per | 203 Obio jeep, weight 1x40 1b at 86 4135" per ewt.; IR7 Onto weight 22,160 ibs, at $556 per ecwt.; A is fold Yor week ending May 5, 1877, 4.623 sheep nnd lamb at 85 average per head. A. KE. Newson sold 268 sheep, weight 72 Ibs. per head, at 5 45 per ewt.; 92 sheep, weight 87 Ibs. per head, at 85 85 per ewt.; 251 sheep, weight 83 Ibs. per hend, at d4{c. por Ib. : 77 shoep, welzht 85 los. per hend, at Sie. per Ib,; 219 shoep, wolght 44 Ins. per hesd, nt 85 $9 ver owt.; 230 ahesp, weigit 4 Ibs. por head at Gc, per, Ib.; 177 pheep, weizht 113 Tos, nt 63yc, per Ib.; 25 sheep, weight 81 Ibs. per’ head, wt 86 15 por cwt.: 118 shop, weight 8S Ibs. per heud, at Glye per tb. nll shorn Obio sheep: 117 woolly ewes, weight 102 Ibs., at 6%. per Ib,; 31 Pennayl- vania lambs, weight 41 Ibs. per hond, at O34e. per Ib. 100 Kentucky inmbs, weight 30 Ibs, per head. we 1c: per Ib. Kase & Pideock sold 433 Colorado sheep, weight 76 lbs, por head, at 4%c. per Ib. Virginia lambs, weight 47 Ibs, por head, ut 10430, per lb. Sold for week ending Muy 5, 1877, 6,350 shoep and Jamba at $6 11 average per hoad. Micn Cows.—No sales reported on this foreuson, VEALS 4ND UaLvEs.—Trade slow on a very heavy ran, No smooth quality venls on sile. Bobs sold at 4gc. por Ib. ; course quality clyes at 43¢c. u Ze. per Ib. Hoas.—On Saturday Inst Ohio’ hogs, live woight 23,520 Ibs., ut Ge. per Ib. 241 Ohio hogs, live weight 533,100 Iba, a eR ay Rela On this forenvon 147 Ohio hogs, live weight 23,120 lbs., at S2qc. per 1v.; 116 Ohio hogs, live weight 21,360 ibs, at 6t¢c, por 1b; 23 State hog weight 4,100 Ibs., ab Ge. per Ib. DOMESTIC MARKETS, Gauyestox, May 7, 1877. Cotton quict; middling, 1056.; low middling, 105; good ordinsry. et receipts, 79 baler. Exports 10 reat Britain, Bs Snies, 738, Stock, 35,016. New Ontxans, May 7, 1877. Cotton quiet and ensler; miauling, Ie.:' low midaiing, 10%e. ; good ordinary. 9- ¢, Net recvipts, 57 Dal rom, Lait Egports to Great Britain, 7,640, Sales, 1,54 tock, Monti, May 7, 1877, Cotton guiet and stendy: middling. 10%4¢.; low milddlinie, 10e.; good oremary. 340. Net receipts, 149 bales. Ex: ports—Constwise, 211, sales. Stock 8. Wirauxatox, N. U., May 7, 1877, Spirits of turpentine firm at 29 Rosin firm at $1 45 for strained, alot nt $1 60 for hard Cinde turpentine $2.25 for yellow dip; &2 ti) for virzin. Tar steady at $ May 7, 1877. a S11 for No, 1 Flour stendy; sn spring, $10 75 aS11 25 for amber winter, $11 a $11.50 tor white winter, #11 25 a $11 75 for double extra, Wheat or No l white Michigan, $2 25. Corn firm; sales of Western mixed at 73c, Gat. firm; western held at 65¢, Barley quict; Canada held at 95e, 8 $1.02. Corn meal, 2 fur bolte 4 for unbolted per ton. _Mill-fe: 24; shipstuffs, $25: middiings, $26 x $27 per tor receipts—Lumbor, 795,000 feet.’ Flour shipped, Burravo, May 7, 1877, Markets generally unchanged; fair demand for small jots of corn. Vhent dull and unsettled, Flour firm and un- changed ; in fair demand. Uther articles 2 guilet and prices the same. . Sales—riour, 600 bols. ; wheat, 3 curs white, at $2201 corn, 4,000 bushels No. 2, to arrive, at 62e., aud 500 do., in store, at G2ige.; 8.400 do,, in tore, ut de, ; 2,000 do.. No, 2 Toledo, to millers, at Sdc.; Lene Kansas nt G6e, Rail frewhts unchanged;' no contracts made. Canui Hroights nominally unchanged: Recoipts by luke—Flour, ¥,700 bbin i wheat, 34.750 bushels: corn, 94,816 do, ; rye, 10,900 vo, | Receipts Ly railroad—Flour, 3,010 bbls. ; whent, 18-800 buh 29,20) do. ; oats, 13,300 do. ; barley, 2.400 do. : rye, 3,200 Shipments by rill—Flour, 6,100 bols.; whont, 18,400 bushels; curn, 38,000 do; oats, barley,’ 2400 da. rye, 3.206 do. | Tn store—Wheat, 253 wa,} corn, 108 O95 do.? oats, 100,764 do. ; bariey, 69,074 do. rye, 4,428 do. ; peas, 00 'do.; malt 92,765 do; total, 510,019 do, Touxvo, May 7, 1877. No, 1 white Michig ldtnt $2 12, $2 10 offered: No. 2 du , $1 87; No. rejected: Wabash red el igun, $2 163. . apot, Ble, Ge, 4 Autust, 643%6. 5 Ste, ; rejected, de, Flour quiet but st ad: i mand: high hs; July CmicaGo, May 7, 1877. Wostern extra $7» $0: do Min- BU a BL innesota, patent process, $0 25a winter extras, $10 0 Bil, Whent unsettled but Kenoraliy tower, opened stondy and higher, closed at inside rleos; No. 2 Chicago spriny, $171 cust sulos nt $1 71.081 50 June; closed at $173 June, $1 7) duly; No, 3 do, 81558 81 6134, according to location ; rejocted, $122, Corn active but & shade low-r, opened strong and higher, closed at in- side pricen: SOME, n 30e. enst: DRG. B67%e. Juno; ales at 0634 c. June; rejecter ats ‘Tairly aetive nnd a shade higher; de. ens, 4c. Muy, 45% ,0, June. Rye dull and a shade lower at Me, Barley sendy and inchanged. Purk unsettled and lower, but xe 3 cus, 815 30, Juue; 815 50, Jul 4 June, Lard dal! and» shade iower; $0 #0, cnsh; $98 $0 B74, Inne; #9 974 a £10, July.’ Whiskey steady auchanged. Hulkmeats stendy and unchanged. Freights— Com to Builalo, de, Receipts—Flour, 11,000 bbls, corn, 175,000 do. buts, 43,000 do. ; rye, 20 do, Shipments—Flour, 10,000 bbis.¢ corn, 188,000 do. ; onts, 124,000 do. rey, 4,090 ¢ At the afternvon call ol eat easier; €1 72 $1 72%, Juno, Corn casier; 5t3¢c. « 58ige., June, Oats unchanged. Pork er; #15 2734, June, Lard unchanged, PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Provinnxen, R. 1, May 7, 1877, Print cloths dull, with light sales on ab of 40.‘cash to thirty days for standar id extra 64x64, spots and futures, CHEESE MARKET. Aupaxy, May 7, 18 ories at Little Fatls stotthe season; 2,600 week's prices. Sl hoo. The representation of fi market to-day was the Lat cheese sold for an. xd ranged from 12e, 4 1c. per I Uy at He 4 Lge fow farm choese sold nt 120. a 146, only one dairy cueese bringing the latter figure. Batter—A falr offering, sales at T7e. w 2c, per ih. but iittle rowehing the latter price, mostly wt I8e, # 16 HAVANA MARKET. Havana, May 7, 1877. f Sugar advancing. Spanish gold, 22534 a 228%. Exchange iat EUROPEAN MARKETS, COMMERCIAL. Liven May 7-<3 50 P.M. ‘The sales of cotton to-say ineludy bales Americ: Hands, iow middling elanse, duly and int delivery, [* Suda." Puenres stewdy. Loxpox, May 76:30 P. M. Producs—Spirits of turpentine, 2X, rewh, NEW YORK PHODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT. LIVERPOOL, May 7, 1877, Pork—Ense tern dull at 874, Bucon— rib dull nt 30%, Gd. 31K, Hits —L Beof—India mos mo dull at 77s, Shoulders stendy ay 20h ness dull ae 117s, prime mess dail nt 05s. Western dull at 40%, Tullow Prime city steauy . TurpentineSpirits steady at 28s. Od, “Rosin on dull we Bs Md. fine dull at 10% 6d,” Ohe standy at 72, None in the mare atendy dd nominal Rb 1s, 7d. No. . winter Svuthern, hone none in the market. ipts of wheat for the week from vtiane 50 quarters: do, trom Mucitie ports, 49,000 dy. sa, # sources, 10,750 do, Receipts of cur, 46,000 uu, i Loxpon, May 7—Evoning, Calentte linseed, 5s. a Gs, per quarter, Linveed oil, £30 15s. per von. Hendy Axed sof BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS, Sao Sascexnck, May! og Coffee market very animate f firsts, 7,800 & 7,450 rats per 10 Bxehange on BN Santos, May 5, 1877, Beate toe 000 animated, prices Stranciagt eupentor —_+2 +__. FER ARERR {8 REASONABLE RATES—MONEY Alfinuowment insurance Policies and Mortgagos: ume (nil kinds effocted with best companies oT MYABHICH CO. 1d Bena bought: insurance XN ESTATE WILL LEND 819.000, “€3.000, 90.005, rtzage on improved Now Yor eee eonay prmelpals dontt with. Address BXuCUTORK, office. RIVILEGES BOUGHT AT OLoNEsT 0x 486 Post BS be and operations made «gatnss same; Btocks bought rate marzins. Explanatory pasa hiet tree, TUMBRIDGE & OU., Bankers, Brokers, 1, New Yi ADYANGES ON FU SITURE—PIANOS AND GOODS ‘every kind stored ve put on sale at oug storage and Sulenrooms, 103 to 107 West 33d st. UTIERN BONDS WANTED—IN BX. z bered improved Real Estate in ti aw Yorks at cnsh price, ISAAO HONIG, iit rooms G and H, basement. STATE WILL LO\N $350 000 CITY PROPBITY, 6 Ep. sent; loa on buildings eourse of construction, Ad. dress EXECUTOR, Station D MOREY 10 LosN—At 6 any 7 PER CENT; NEW y1 Property. . ‘ork and Brooklyn improved Prepay 160 Hieadekd, 1 QNEY LoaNED ON BOND AND MORTGAGE; by iT t Ortaages DOUEMY AN (TUITETT, 2 New Chambers st, ‘ONEY LOANED ON MORTGAGE, BIX PER GENT; no com: iaaiens ghaer FFICE OF TAR NEW ¥ ‘Company, x o v ORTHRAST CoRNKR UNioN 8QUu. 4tu ay. AND lOru st. New Your, Mavoatar7, ¢ Tho annual meeting of the stockholders of the New York Mutual Gaslight Company, for the election of sxteou Directors and threo Inepeétors of Election, for the en- suing year will be held at the office of the compeny, in the city of New York, on fuesday, May 15, 1877. the polls for which elvetion will be opened between tho hours of 12 M. and 1 o'elock P.M of tikat day, The tranater books of the company will be closou tor ten days (10 days) prior to sal election, By order of the Bourd of Directors. CHAS. PLACE, Secretary and Troasurer, GENT MORTGAGE LOANS—APPLIOA. re invited for whole or any part of $50, 3, coun sel fees only. WRUBT RSPAS box oad Post office. RUSt MONEY TO LOAN ON OITY PROPERTY; any amount, five years, LAWYER, box 1,016 Post office, ‘ANTED—\ LOAN OF $5,000, ON 117 VILLAGE Lots, adjoining railroad depot, Westchester county} value, $25,000, Audress 395 Base Alas 7 8 AND 10 PER GENT bs tHletly Neat claus elty and county Bonds, “for ilroad Bonds and other choice Securities, paying 10 to 15 por cent, at desirable prices by ALBERTS H, NICOLAY & CO. No, 48 Pine st., New York, —Investment securities our spectulty 36 years. NB, 400. WANTED—FOR FOUR MONTHS, ON OTL ‘und Water Color Paintings worth treble. P1C- KES, Horald Uptown offte i WANTED—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, fee hve sears, op. 6 van Em ann? $5,00 WANIED-FOR FIVi YEARS, AT 6 PER cent, on Jersey improved real estate worth vou, Adaress MURTGAGE, Horald office, 5 ()Q() AL SIX. PER CENT FOR FIVE $200.000,A5. to loan on mortgage. in sums to suit, ou first class city Property, ‘WH, L, GRANT, 145 Broaaway. 00. 000; TO LOAN, Af 6 PER CENT, FOR . fiye yours, on City Property. Apply to DKISCULL, 32 Purk place, room 23. OR TO LOAN—CITY PROPERTY, OPER - 60.00 Qcons;“Btooxiyn and Jereov, Tper cont vine si, room 12. COPARTNERSHIPS. * NEW YORK Way 7 1s77— thE COPARTNEROHTP 1 etotore existing between the undersigned under tho 5 2 2 ota firm nume of Lake & Moore is dissolved this day y poxent, liquidating all olaims against tho said tirn, MOURE, 45 ‘ont 5th ‘Matthew Moo AINSLSY 1. aan Ty HUETZE & LUDOLFF HAS DISSOLVED by mutual agreoment, A. Ladolff will consi facturing his unsurpuseed patent Piauos ut Nos. Broome st. Wt) COPARTNERSHIP WERETOFORE EXISTING ior tho firm name of N. Stirn & J. Gatnier wan dis- soved April 26 lust by mutual o be continued at the same place, 19 New Yorx, May 7, 1877, JPAKTNERSHI? HERETOFORE EXISTING ‘ jer the firm name of T. H. Goraty & Vo,, wholesale liquor dealers, was dissolved May 1, by mutnal consent; either partner will sign in liquidation. S THOMAS 0, GERATY, JOHN N. KEL. ‘The above business will be continned at No. 00 Warren st. by THOMAS H. GbRATY, te ESS OPPORTUNITIES. “{ TINIMENT BUSINESS POIt SADE. BOT LITLE, A ‘ash required. Address LINIMEN'T, Herald Uptown’ oltice, N ENERGEIIC BUSINESS MAN WANTED—HAV ing influence with capitalists, to organize a small stock any for the manufacture of a profitable staple urticle i tor cash. Address MANUPACTURLR, Newark, N. J. NE, 1. 2 HARDWARE «ND HOUSEFUR- nishing Store for sule; stock new: location excellent; portunity fur one desirous of busi- sent. ‘Tho business «ill ‘est 3d st.. b LJ. GARNIKR, jor selling; cash, good Mortcages or tnerieumivered City or Hrookiyn Proberiy couslderedy ash is only. the sto eee ey nae ACO W. SMITH, 804 8d ay,, 234 96. riner for manufacturing Eneopean tnvention, HAN BED Brooklyn, ryt —BROKERAGE; PARTY Well cuadfutor to establish or extend busi- IN, Hernld. ROCESS FOR MAKING PREPARED to resuin interest with some milling facture Addr FLOUR, Heral 19% Columotn st. Cabinets Vatu snug PATENT YOR SALE, OR pe tour, would pt for its RAIN, FLOUR AND COMMISSION.—SOKVIVING Fmember of an vld house, having @ fine teado and ie faci'ities, wants # partner with $2,000, to repluce capital pithdrawa. oy heirs, Apply GRIGUS & CARLETON, 03 roadwa, Hs EK MON NVEST, WITH SERVICES; AL hotel preterrea; remuneration, Board for solf and wife. JKXLS, Herald of eerincroes HAVING MONEY TO LOAN ON THE BEST ot farming Iand security at 7 or 8 per cons will do well to address the undersigned real estate and loan agent, who has the onty abstract of title of all raat estate in Kock gounty Wis, A. K, MOSSE, Rock County Abstract office, aneaville, Bk WANTED—IN WINE ANDO LUNCH GARKISON», Horald offies. WINER WANTGD—WITH $1,000, IN OLD BBraB- cash business, to manaze finuneial and office first yours Scvestinont secured. (000, TO IN: ARTNER WANTED—WITH 61,000 TO | \ddross O. P. vest ina safe business; profits large, ak ADY: AVING A SPLENDID MACHINI shop, well lighted and furnished complete, driven hy own engine, is desirous of corresponding teh partion " fi ress having work thit he conld make @ sp: 1. 8, H., Herald off WITH CAPITAL, FOR — ‘ood patent In operation, Vv ARTNER, JACOB HeIM, 50 North Moore. ‘ <A MANUFACTURING, FIRM THIS — ro A partner with about $5,000 cash, to take — arge of a branch established a} id paring Hh. Answer, wit ox 107 Her oltice. tuil name and address, 8. 0, wa TED—#1,00) GASH AND $1,000 IN ONE YEAR lor 1,000 acres of heavy binck waluut and oak timber land in Missouri; railroad through it; tite pertes J, GORMLY, Carthage, N.Y. FANTED—PARTY TO TAKE PART INTEREST FOR this State in exclusive right to sell patent trade signs, 180 Browaway, room B. ANTED=A Pet OF be dont byt yee to Join a gent jan in « profitable outerprise; secu lcrenons given “Aadecee RUD PALMRG, Hosen req immediate c eel ania * ANTED-—YOUNG MAN AS PARTNER OR EM- avin 6500) to fnver of loan on mortgage. Ad- jeraid office. ED TO SELL—A PARTNERSHIP IN A SILK ig, ore trom $3,000 to 35,009 capital wanted. Care bo: | ~PARTNER W AS COASULER INA | S1L.000.i¢ class money making exhibition, 18% Brundway, room 7. f WANTED TO REPLAOK CAPITAL OF $50,000. deceased pertner in a munutacturing anc mercantile businens; well established and of High standing | special capitul proverrod. Ardross box 120 Herald office, — ee A LAWYER IN LIMBO. Edward 8. Condit, a member of the Nowark bar, arrested in Jersey City yesterday and lodged im th Jail at Newark to auswer soveral serious charges, Th first ono is that of Mrs. Freaerika Nef, who allege that sho bas paul over to Condit some $586, to procul for ber a divorce from her husband, but that Cond | bas not taken tke first legal step tue premises. Henry Gunther, of No, 487 Hic! street, Newark, aiso makes affidavit charging Conc with having embezzied $110, money paid bim to pr secute a collection suit, but lor whch, as alloged, | has rendered no service. Condit iso held to twill writ issued against bim by the Now Jerscy Saprer — Court tor contempr of court, Ps praetor ANCE! ANIIL-RAPID TRANSIT. Joseph Miller, a resident of the State of Massacl — setts, tiled a bill in equity yesiorday inthe office of Clerk of tho United States Court of the Eastern J — inict, Brooklyn, against the Long Island and Asia: © Avenue Railroad Company, praying fora porman | injunction preventing the company torever trom r | Ding stew cars on (bat thorouahiare, The petite uleo prays that they may be enjoined trom dotng t thing With thaterd io View, and that the defend: — may be compeliod to repair the strect wherever it been opened by thom Mr. Miller is the owner property on Atlantic avenue and ou Vanderbilvaver