The New York Herald Newspaper, May 12, 1877, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, [CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.) —_—- . 114% ; do, do., do, coupon, 1154 011534; do, do., 1865, new, registered, 1111; a 11134; do. do, do, coupon, 11 11174; do. do., 1867, registered, 1140 114555 do. da, do., coupon, 1149 114%; do. do., 1868, regis- tered, 116% 2 116; do. do., do., coupon, 11534 a 116; do, do., ten-forties, registered, 11234 a 113; do. do., do., Coupon, 113}; a 114; do, fives, 1881, registered, 1117 ® 11246; do. do., do., coupon, 111% a 112; do, 434’8, 1801, Togistered, 108; «109; do, do., do., coupon, 108% a 109. 7 PYORKIGN MARKET. ‘The London advices report the market for consols Per cent better at the opening, with a subsequent frac- onal reaction, United States bonds opened stoady and afterward advanced 3 per cent. American rall- ‘Way shares wore steady, excepting an improvement of 36 per cent in Il!inots Central, The Bauk ot England Jost £71,000 bullion on balance to-day, and during the week the Imperial Bank of Germany lost 3,900,000 marks, while the Bank of France gained 3,000,000 francs, The Bank of Germany has raised its rate of @iscount to 5 per cent for bills and 6 per cent for ad- Yances on securities, The closing prices In London were:—Consols, tor money and account, 9374 a 94; 434 bonds, 1035¢; Ave-twenty bonds of 1867, 10814 a 103% ; ten-forty bonds, 10844; new fives, 10634 a 106% ; Erie, common shares, 7; do, preferred shares, i7; New York Central, 905; a 91; Illinois Central, 5554. A later despatch from London quotes cousols at 4 lor both money and account. In Paris; rentes advanced from 102f, 90¢. to 1031, 15c. UNITRD STATES TREASURY. Revenue receipts to-day Customs receipts. Bank uotes...... + $500,000 + 400,000 800,000 STATR BONDS, State bonds at the Board wore 2% per cent higher for Louisiana sevens, consols; 2 per cent for North Carolina sixes, old; )g for Missouri sixes, Hann‘bal and St. Joseph issue, and steady for Virginia six consols, to which dealings wore confined. District of Columbia 3, 65’s sold at 743g. in New Orleans Louisi- ana consola were quoted at 833; a 84. RAILROAD BONDS, Railroad bonds were strong and higher, with the largest aavunce—2 per cent—in Obio and Mississippi seconds. The other changes wero:—An advance of 3 in Central Pacific firsts, San Joaquin branch; i in .New York Central tirsts, registered; 4 in the Orsts, coupon; Milwauxee and St. Paul sevens, gold, aud Toledo, Peoria aud Warsaw firsts (Western division); 34 in ObN and Mississipp!, consolidated, and x 10 New Jersey Central firsts, consolidated. ‘here was » decline of 4 in New Jersey Contral firats, now, and \ in Western Union Tolegraph, registered, 1900, PHILADELPHIA STOCKS, Tho closing prices of Philadelphia stocks were:— Bud. Asked, City sixes, new,.... 112% 1% United Railroads of New Jersey..130 ia Pennsytvania Ratiroad 34 4% Reading Railroad... 1z 1244 Lebigh Valley Railroad 3535 35% Catawissa Railroad preferre 30 82 Paouladelpoia and Brie Railr 10 wy Schuylkill Navigation preferred. 7 8 Northern Railroad. ty Lenigh Navigation aw UN Creek und Allegheny Ruilroad, 5% 5% Hestonville Railway... . 15 Central Transportation. 36 MLYING SHARKS. The following were the opening quotations for mining stocks at San Francisco to-day :—Gould and Curry, 4; j Chollar Potosi, 19; Ophir, 9; Hale & Nore Crown Point, 4; Yellow Jacket, 4; Beloner, 8; Imperial, 34; Virginia consolidated, 28; Calitoruia, 27; Overman, 7; Ruymond & Ely, 2%; ZurekaG. V., 8; Bost & Belcher, 11; Kentuck, 23,4; Union consoll- duted, 234; Alpha, 71g; Meadow Valley, 14; Sierra Nevada, 1; Mexican, 5; Caledonia, 63g; Silver Hull, 136; Eureke consolidated, 16; Justice, 4; Jalia cousolle dated, 1. The closing prices in San Francisco wei Justice De Keutuck 2% Leopard, 1 Mexican, Bi Northern 133%¢ Overma: 4 Ophir a 7 «+ 2 Raymond & Ely. 3 « 1 Suver Hill, 1% - 3 2h Exchequer.....se000. 14 u Gould & Curry, . 3 1 Hale & Norcross,..., 13¢ Union congofidated 1s Imperial . + 1 Yelow Jucket.,..... 33 Julia Consolidated. 1 Kareka consolidated, 1435 The les Of mining sbares in New York, as officially reported, wore:— FIRST BOARD—11 4. a. 505i edo 0 100 Best & Beloher-b30 20 do. ++ b8O 100 do. E 100 Bullion 109 ao. 200 California, . 10 100 dO sosee ie DS ANG 100 100 Henry Tunnel... 6: 100 100 do... 100 100 Kentuek.. . 200 Clev 100 do, 200 800 Leopard tuo 100 Mealeun’ 109 100 doves 100 100 North. Boile 100 100 Ophir, 200 Imperial. : 100 do, too 134 200 Overman, Leo sy 200 100 Tig 100 100 Cons 30!) 100 Ray: too 80% 100 Seuton, wOARD—1:30 P.M 100 ahs Alphi 8% 100 she Hukall..be..b8 4 100 si 100d ‘be 4 100 8%) 100 Henry 7 100 Bog 100 tuck 3 100 Best & 124, Ie luo do. 12 Ibe 109 do 12 ie 100 Bullion, 100 Northern 1oty 100 do. 100 do. BBO 153y 100 Oateaoni: 100 Ophir. Oi 100 Calitoruia,.... 100 de v! 100 Chollar Potos! ‘Ny 70 aig 75 3 800 Clevelaud, 200 100 18 raph fmporini., 100 do. 100 Con, Virgini b (CNR, “somone 100 Yellow dacket SALES APTRR CALL. 100 shs Seaton. . + 2% 100 shs Seaton. 100 do a 2% 100 2% The following is tho official report of sales at the New York Open Stock and Gold Exchange, May 11, 1877:— VIRST CALL—9:40 A, M. 200 she West Union. ba Linck & W..bi 100 L i$ BEFORE CALI—0 AL ML. §10000 Ohio & M2... 50, 1900 she Lake shore... si? 29000 U Pac Ist. 098% 1300" dy. ‘S00 © Pac gold O87 800 10000 NY Con Ist c« 4000 CKI & Puc 7 000 H0U0 do... ..... 200 she Del & Hud. 200 do... Buu + do woo do 1 do. 100 do 100 do 200 do B00 do. 600 Western Union: 1000 do Cr 100 Union 0, Pacitic, 200 " 500 shs Western Union 6434 00 1100" * 40 S00 do. 100 Pacific ba 100 Mich Central. 1300 do, aa 100 300 200 100 409 300 100 100 1000 NJ Cen tet, new 8000 NJ C we 7 4000 MLASt P Ist, nde 7000, du. 1000 Long Dost 5000 O& Mise cont 5000 do 2000 Od Miss 8000 do. a000 © P 9000 d 16000 U 10000 N¥ © Lst mn, SOON YY i BO) Le Ly 2000 BY Ft Wake 1000 L'S 2d m, con. 8000 Col, C&lnd © 19 5000 T.PAW 1st, W. 1000 de 4000 GEW) 1000 W_U Tr, 1900 1000 FT, Vadda lat, 30 sh» Imp & Trad Bie 6 Bk State of NY, n. 100 Quick pre! be 500 Del & Hud Cal..be 100 do. 139 do. 1600 100) 100 100 100 200 luo 600 200 100 300 200 100 100 100 Pae 2300 We: 2000 4000 100 1600 8210 do. ‘6 210 NY C & tiud Ritbe wo du. 63 | 100 100 100 600 $10000 Tenn 6's, old. 25000 Dist of Cot 3. 2000 Del & H reg, 10000 NJ Cen Lat, new #000 U P lend grant OOO H & Stdo ca 5000 Harlew lat, rez. 8000 NW, ¢ cou ¢ je 9000 St Paul Ist,C&M 200 ahs Del d Hud, 200 200 200 300 100 500 200 = S: + = do... ©) Mish Central do . 300 0 ‘ 100 Hl Central BR 100 Pacific Mail. 400 do 5. 800 Lake shore RK. im L&W Inte Sur 4000 Del & U reg "84. we 10086 Peal 4000 Lou & N con ‘08. 44% ; APTER yes wi U: ‘ 10000 Am gold........107% 100 t Union... r Exp 0 done SoA TOF a0 Deb Westend 20) Dende lud 25000 do 107 3-18 100 Like shor : 10 “do... 800 hs Lage Shore. bs 54 Ph SKCOND CALLe1: a 100 shs Erie . 7h 200she Western Union 6536 | Jin) YOY Lake Sho 54° BOO go..... 3 65%) | DD 100 Miebigun al, 46 200 Del, Luck & W. 40% | S00 100 doses, 46 200 Lake Shore, St | le 100 Western Uiion..53 653 200 NY THIRD CALL—3:15 P.M. 1 {$50000 Am gold... 200 shs West Union.s3 642% | 1200, " ‘200 shy Erte. y 100 Puelfic Muil..es.. 205, | 100 Pee Mull 100.N ¥ Centrat 100 do, ig | 100 Vile & SW pr 800 D, Ls & Went | Pale Be aie. 20 "do... 800 St Paul pre j sao 100 Ohio & 5a | GUO 92%, 100 Nortbwost pret... 4544 | YH, 8000, . = yhoo NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES wo, W 14000 ‘Tnuxspay, May 11, 1877. w 310000 NC 6'sold. Jad 10000 Tenn 6's new 500) Del & Hud, 200 nhs Del & Hu 200" WW seveeers mn doe Ww. do. 20” de 200 di 20) Quicks 1000 rr) 1600, 1000 1RoO do. 10) Pacific M 400 do" 00 do 10 2000, do WON YO & 10 do WO do 200 do 400 1700 do 0 do. ‘00 Ditnots H000 Mich © 7a... .be 101 45: 45) do. 45%, 200 do. z 100 Han & i 115 AND 58. 2h 1 190 120 23 43) 43; 44 74: te 109 100% 1s OL ny r, ‘81... ue 2 ‘7. 114! 1000 U8 5-20's, ¥, 87, 1137; 7, 68, 115% 8B. 115, FIRST $1000 MG's, H8S4)1,'87 107 10000 NU 6's, 0, S43. 22 3000 Va 6a, 5000 Distof C 3-65'sve 744g 5000 Lis 7's, cou.be a3 Bie 2000 Ches£0 Tat, cou Bid 10000 C&NW cons c xb 14, 5 BOO % 400 Ohio & Miss, SEP: 100 do. 7) do. 10) do. 100 St Paul 19h 1000 St Paul pref, 49 100 5 48% eae ae 14 74 200 1:80 A, BOARD—10:30 A. Be 200 shs NY C&lfud BR bigl 2000 50 Panama KR, 100 Mich Ven KR...be 4544 400 do 300 do 100 do 100 ao 200 do 10) do 100 do 400 do 300 do 500 4 200 lo. 1000 L Shor do 200, do, 1100 ©, Mil 100 do. 500 C, Mild! BO do 80 do. 10 do UC & tite gid u Pitty 100 ¢ & NWR 500.0 @ NW pret 10 do 100 ao 200 do 46: WO do »» 40! 70 C, Bur & Quin. -b¢ 101%; ubo finn Sto itiibe 12 100 Han & St Jopf..be 248 3000, 0, Cin # Ind.be 33 100 Col, C&l Con. beb3 2 100 CERT RR. be 93 93% 200 do 83! 10 100 100, 200 tuo do 100 Morris&Es ERI 100 do bee ‘ORE CALI—12:30 P. M. 423 “3 100 do. ws $8000 U 5 6's, r, 1981,. 114, 19000 U 8 6's, c, TAAL, 115) 8000 U 8 5.20, ¢, 1867 114) 86000 N J 58: TEE ee eeae seses ae Fee SECOND 4 a thwestern 60 0, 0, 0 & TRI 100 Kock Island Rit, 2PM. $2000 US 5.20, ¢, *68,.. 1167 10000 U 8 10-40%, reg: 112% BOARD—1 P. M. 100 she Wei yO do, 100 Panam be 975g TON a WO sai pte OF 100 Mich Con it..be.. 45% OL ss vikitbead Sons 600 do. “4 eng ds 600 #20 goo do. 100 dos, Be 100 0,0, CATR. be Ho 200 lo > wo 200Cbi A RI RI, 100 “do, do... 80 Cl 1) ete bb 20 TO 3 POM, 500 she Lake Shor 5314 ft Kock Island. Nig 20 it 00 100 woo ‘2 200 do D5 Sy 0 do. US 200 do pa 200 do wi} 1300, do oF 100, do. Wah 800 do ms) 100 Union P, on 100 Northwestern 200 G, £00 hs Lake Shore RR 532¢ 100 do 83 538, . 53 2 SY . 54 + 54 + Ot 2900 shs Del, L & West 45% 00 do 1 4S 1200 do 45hy ziov do. 5, gu do 4 500 do oi 300, do 455 200 Morris & Essex... 73. 410 do 33 10 0 oe 400 do 3 100 Han é& St Jo. 100 NJ Souther COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE sPoT 1-16c, LOWER; FUTURES CLOSED WEAK-—¥LOUR QUIET—WHEAT QUIET—— CORN FIRMER—OATS FIRM—WHISKEY LOWER— PORK AND LARD EASIER—PETROLEUM AC- TIVE—SPINITS OF TURPENTINE QUIET—ROSIN QUIET—OILS FIRM—COFFEE STEADY—sUGAR STRONG AND HIGH! R—FREIGHTS WEAK. Frivay, May 11—6 P. M. The trade movement has been moderate during the past week, although the markets have been irregular and exceedingly feverish in numerous instatices, and especially in those commodities which were influenced by the war, The excitement which obtained all along back has, in 4 great measure, abated, but the conse- quences of it are yet manifost in the inflated values and the fluctuations which are coustantly taking place, The movement im breadstufls has beep very slow during the week and prices have favored the buyer, although, in view of depleted stocks afd insignificant receipts, holders have endeavored to obtain full prices, but the de- mand has so slackened off that they have found It impus- sible to realize the top prices for either flour or whout. ‘There has been no speculation of moment in this market since the commencement of the Inte extraordinary ud- vance, which was direct result of tho outbreak of war in Europe and un anticipated uctive demand for shipment hence, coupled with the very small stock and the insiguiti- cant receipts at this port ever sinc the close of lake and canal navigation last fall, Bat it is « question whether oven with» greatly depleted stock, in the absence of any speculative feeling and with ths local millers and shippers holding uloof, the present high prices can be muintained, Wore there any speculation, ‘or even an ordinary export dorsand, however, there would probably be no difficulty in realising even bicher prices than have yet been paid, Corn has been altogether less active, the evidences of a superabun- dauce everywhere hiving dampened the ardor of the specu lators mutertully, ‘The month ot Muy ts oversold, however, ‘and prices for this mouth’s delivery are relatively higher than any other, Spot corn for this period is vearce and com. paratively high, Outs have been very trrezulur, being excited and decidedly higher during the first part of the weok, but subsequently unsettled and lower, the week closing with @ better feeling, however. Whiskey bas been very dull aud prices ure rather lower, Provistons have also been irrogular, and toward the last of the woek ull kinds were lower, with more activity at the declife, Deugs have been somewhat irrogulur, but less ex- cited than # weok of two ago, althouzh prices remain in numerous instances decidedly firm at the lute advance. Today (Friday) tho markets were irregular, and in most cases with » moderate demand. Flour was quiet. Wheat quiot but unchanged. Corn firmer but quiet. Outs quict but firm, Whiskey lowér and nominal. Pork and lard were ensier und leas active, Preights were weak and mad: erately uetive. Cotton on the spot wax 1.1Ue. lower. Fur tures closed weuk, Coffee was strong. Sugar was higher, Oils were firm. Fotroleam was quite active, Naval stores wore quiet. x8 wore quiot ut Sc. for pots aud 7c. for pearls, ANTIMONY Wis quiet at 12540., gold, for regulu: Baxswax was quiet but uuchduged. Quoted at 3c, a 34e. for Western and Soathsra, BROOMCORN was quiet ut 3igc. a Se, for red tipped, Sc, a Ge, for medium and Ge. & 7c. tor choice green. Corrux.—A stoady but qulot market for Rio. Sales were 824 bags Rio, ex Ulbers, om private terms, and at Bulti- more 670 bugs Itio ut 19940. for strict fair, aud 942 bus do. of private terms, both ex Chol a0, at New Orleans, olmeas: 1,500 bags Kio, at 19%¢¢. for fair, Mild coffee x Thal ‘ws firm, We quote Ordinary cargoes. 17 Tite doy’ 19840! good do, 20e% primed extrome' rauge itor lots, 17c. 8 Baie ty wood, Wye, @ 10%e.," gold, ment bags, 22c, w 20.2 do. * mats, 2 Siugapors, Liye. n 20lge. ; Cuylon, Ie. 0 21e.; Maruculbo, 18¥e. ww Dee Luyuuyra, 190, a Wee: J 42Uc.: St. Domingo, 16; 18%; Porto. ithe: I8e. a Mexican, 18}g cy Ide. w 216 ; Savanilla, Stock.—There was no important Jeas nominal. Molasses inch, with heads, $1 70 » $2; sugar shooks, with eh, 82 10 a $2 BO; do., do., W-luch, $1 50 a $2 7Ue, w 75¢.; rum do, oti $6 a BO ovement 19}ge, cash; market clused firm at shat, Conpade eh ‘Wo quote:—Muntla, large and small size, pe do, corda Ide. & 17e. si Liverpool came with @ downward tendency on spot cotton, but un- ebanged. Uplands quoted at 5%i1., and Orleans at 16d, ‘Arrivals were steady. Our market opened barely stoud ‘and 2 68 points lower, but soon became weaker, and by half- ck prices hud declined 6 43 points addi- ional, The market remulued steady until about one o'clock: but at that time prices fell 8 points. There way no material change atter that, prices varying 1 02 points, ‘The market closed weak at tho lowest The closing prices to-day comparo wit! low prices of the day. Thursday's as fol- Friday, May 11, Me iba + 10.87 @ 10.88 trees LOOT j, May 10. a alae 10, 410,96 M. Wallon 11,104 11.11 ILM) w 11 11107 #108 September,.... 117 a 11. 21105 « 11,06 Octubor. 11,06 w 11. + 10.98 @ 10° November 10,96 & 10. 210.85 4 10.87 December, .... 10.97 a 1 Higal = Quotstions weson American sta! tion, and on cotton in store running in quality that half » grade ubuve or below the grade quote Uplanda, alabama, N. Orleania. Texan, Ordinary... » 9 816 Y BIG 9 GI ny Strict ordinary. 9 916 9 216 9 1L16 eo Good ordinary,.c0. 9 15-168 915-16 10 116 116 Strict good ordinwey 10° 8-16 10. 8-16 10. 5-16 5.18 Low middling --<+ 1046 10% 4 Strict low middling. 1Usy 10% Middling. .. ... + 10% 10%, Good middling: * at trict xood m'dili Ike a 11% ordinary, 9 7-16e. ; tow middlin, . Spot salen were as follows :— To Day. Last Eeening, Total. . ~_ wo 100 » 48 Ww ot - 160 Wo 48. 330 Tae For futuro denvery the ‘aftertwo P. M,—June, 200 Dulow at 11-0%¢,, 1,100 at 11.026., 500 at TLUie,, 600 at tie. ; July, 100 we 11. 13e , 500 wt 11.13e,, 200 we LL 11 000 ne 11 206. Ae. 5 8 200 at 11,18, ; December, 100 xt 11.080. Total, ‘To-day, up to two P. M.:—May, 100 at 10.K5e, notiee, 14th, wt 10.85e., 100 at LO.KBe,, 100 at “TO.Rde., 300 wt 10,830, : Jue, 600 ut 10.98e,, 500 ar 10.976, 100 at 10.066, 100 wt 10,05¢., 14100 nt 10,046, 400 at 10.8 , 1.609 at 10. 26., 1,400 a6 10.910, 2,400 at 10.100, 300 at 10.91e.. 1,000 a6 10,000. 700 at TO.Hie., 2.400 wt 10.88e.; July, 400 wt 1107e., 100 at 11.050,, 460 ui 11 Ode., 300 at 11,016, 700 wt IL O2e. 100 at 11.01¢,, 600 at 11,02¢., "200 at 11. 700 wt 10.006, 1-100 uf 10,oHe., BUD at 6, at 11.16¢., 900 at 11. wt 11. 1de., 400 at 11 $,105 at TL 10c., 400 we 1 100 ag 11. 18e., 100 at 11. 15¢,, 200 1,70P at 11.120, 100 at IL ile, 00e,, 800 wt 11, 106,, 800 at TL.Ude., UTe,, 10) wt 11-086.," 100 at 11.080. + be A 200 wt 11.08¢,, 200 wt 11,08¢,, 100 be.) Octuber, 100 at Lle., 100 at 10.066. : Novembe: it 10 808, Total, 32,000 bulve, Grand total, 41,000 bales, ports were As tollow p 440; Modi 7 $s 2 To Havre, by steam, !ge., eomprossed. To rg, by steam, 3xc., compressed. To Kremen, by & %c., ‘compressed. ‘To Liverpool, Wisde., compressed. Market qui plum was lower, quoted ut #6, cold, in reucy, ios Seng, aT, 75, currency, lor ry firm at 2e., gold, for D, urd was qilet and brown Triewie at Bsc, by steam, | * ry, tiem. Prime Durett $950 Smyrna at 85 50 and Sicily av $4 Weld wt 2. Caraway wns stondy sy 0K, Hi Sze. tor powdered in bbls, und Bie. fo do., 1n boxes, Aloolulics—t hivrotorm and ethor were quiet, at We © 05e. for the former and She. a Bde. for the latter, quoted at 10¢, ® 10%e. for refined city Dg Balsam tolu was dull; neld at $1 Ga 81 75, currency. Burgundy pitch was quoted at Sige, « 534. Guarana was entirely nominal at $2 2on $2 50, Mange wus quiet; new crop war q at oe. for small, 0c, for large wud 25c, We, tor sorts. Divi divi was firm ai 875 per ton. Cuteh was quiet at 7c., gold Prussiate potash was quiet at 26e. a 2c, as to quality. Bichro- mare potash wae quiet a6 Lidge. '» 14%ge. Sal ammoniac wae dull at 10!46. @ 10}ge. Gambler was quiet at de., yold. Sumac was duil at 81 15 a #1 Gentian root was quiet ab Sige, u Ge, Cassin buds were quoted at He. « Sie, ‘olombo root Was quoted at Ye. for whole und 14e. for pow. i. cium cede was firm wt Le. dy. Talea, Lie. # 1tsge, iper berries were dull at 2%c. « Sige, for ordinury [tui- . (orange peal war quiet at Ze. x the.. Veuice turpentine Iie, n 20s, Castile soap—Contl white, was quoted at Mi otyfed at 10ige, a Te,, goid, Koelelly aalty wor Quinive was Hue vitelol was fier at now bi igo. @ Boge Lhe, @ 153ge. and do, jorate potash Furtarle weid was quiet at 44340. gold, Ay a ba sole for crystal, and 483gc. Citric acid w: A “leur was quiet wt for cy, for selected, la wt 25e, w He, wold; + ire Guznil wall at B2Ice, ultiefish bones were quiet at 27c. & Be, Bulsam copaiba was firm ut 46c. u473gc. Safion wus steudy ai for American and $9 # $9 50 for Spanish. Gi higher: now hold at 120, #15 Cod liver ot] was and §2 26 » $2 5 ranging from $1 Ho. tor Cape, Gl bleuche ryt a quoted at 48e., gold, hore, und 4. ige., gold, in ¢ currence} toe, wold, trom Hitori Camomile Howers were quict at 26a 4 5c. lor Gerinan Id and $1 mun. Glycerive was im f We 18g anor 6 qt w 18e, Tout was stondy at weording to quality, eu Lenns were quoted at 8) We, tor Angowtura, Al- then root, Hs, lor whitecut. Gum Arable was quoted at Lie. for prinié sorts wud 116, for recoad do, n root Wi quotod at He, « 25e, for Buxliah and 15e, a Ie, for Albumen, was quiet at 450, # 70v. for blood and $1 a Sarsaparilia was quiet, We quote :—Hon- ut 320; do. do, tor export, 4x. @ Y7e, gold; Moxiewn, Ie. 15. Jalup was quoted at 22e., wold. Gum dumar was quiet at 16c, « 18e, Ganboge was quoted W074 Assatwtica was stoady at 15c, a17¢. Carbonate 115 for ong. ammonia was quoted at 1i%gc,, gold, firm. We quyte:—Oil_ Lerganiot, oil lemon, Sanderson's, $3.50; Lhms gil anise, $1.45; oil cassia, 87H $1 40 a 82 50, “il Me. ; oll lavender, 7! cloves, $2 75; vil wintergreen, $250 #Hic.: Oil ponnyroyal RS were qui for mixed, lish were in good a ef 00 quint uchanged, good gr 1) bis. shore No. Mac atola prices ‘About three eur yg bout 15,000 vox FLour anp ( 3.200 bushels 65,480 bushel do. 3 barley malt, nominaily unchanged, nominal. The sules' were 7,000. bbls Weatern and cork meal atts, SI 5 ho. meal was quiot prices. We quot No, 2 State, Superfine Neate Extra stace Chote 9 Hupertiug Westwrn,. Extra Western, Minnesot Round hi ive double extra hoice family, Southern, exirn, Southern. tamily : Corn meal, Werte Corn meal, Jersey... Cornmeal, Brandyw Corn rt MBLs aoe —Wheat was very quick’ and ut 81 99 for. No, 2 Milwaukeo do, Rye was quict at vse, a $1 03 tor Suate. Burley was fairly actives State sold at $1. Barley male was quiet r low ellow; tyr ushels No, stonmer inixed, M 8 GU) 40,, und i radod and Tle 4 ru white, GUNNIus,--We nose sulei 12\¢., murkyt closing at 1 ryt straw, long rye Hka AND Jurm—tut hemp, We quote c requirements, We note salox of 10k terms; 4,151 SanJaun at 1c. dry salteu Mutumoros and 1,004 Wo quote :--Buenos Ayres, do,, 20 to 25 Ibs, 23456, w De, ailo.; Corrientes, 20 tw 22 Lhe, 2c. fornia, 19e. BO Ibe, 120. u 13e. 5 do., cow, 40 to G0 lbs. Be. a Shy lors.—Tho shipments to and there is no uccumulation moderate demand trom brewers, season light for this » choice, Ie. a ie. Eastern, 10c, ale, sou of the do., Wiseor 1 Ids, all growths, 4c. 0 be wh Oregon Wells’ weekly coipts for the tember 1, 1 ur ), Ie. a 176. clearances for t exports same period in 187 . 40,033, pig, sue ned. ) tons Glendy: 24 dam moving in @ smat ane ys Pig was steady at 7, cold. finding choice parcels of bi vory scarce wad trade was th steady ond im tair dempnd. wore 17,500 sides ~vis. 1 reiore | New Orleans, so0d, Ste. ; prime Rosin was dll and nowinali Spirits turpentine, Strained, $1 90, good do., 81 9: irom Wilmington wero $1 45: good do., §1 30. sales were 13, Muy dolivery and 7,000 bbis about 250,000 ¢ 4; prices not tr 000 DbIS. du. d elles + do, in bbls, 1h jadelplin 14 4 uLTRY—Was tb for fair to for tair to good Western, P LOVISIONS. —ecelpts—Pork, 10 tierces und 919 boxe 40 tor Ju tiereod city e: Beo!t hams were quiet av D* ther res Co ‘quoted Market br celpts, 3,096 pi 1 ze. Patna, 740. « 7g0., curren Hg0.. wold. raUTKic Wak quiet Lut unchun eed reney, for domestic aud 64¢e,, gold, f Steanine.—Keceipts, 1 thds. ka? sold at Iie and prime W f sales being made ou the basis of 1 xootrefining. The salex were 54 ti fair to good Fefluing, at 10% goud fale, at 10) 10%e, aud ST hhds. lawses, thda, and ‘bo: COMMON FO wri gholee, 10ige, @ 10/,° we. How inetudluys C's, 10 eipts—81 bhds., 55 prime Tis. Ti steady, Pla usual Jobbing tra aw LiKe. c.. all gold. $5 95 4 86; Tonacco, buglish, $8; to, tern and 250 bal Witiskny —Receip lover and nominal a Woor.—For Calitor stondy prices, ‘Texns wa eces were neglected and ons; . Wisconsin fleece at itbe., 5 N00 Ibs RX do. nt He, w iGe., 2,000 Ibe. low wi Combing State at Sie , Je, w DRC, 1200 TaN wit clip California, at 20¢, Oullfornin wt 17e., 20 vale: private terms, 6,000 Ib: 2.000 Ibs, washad Now 1 Delaine iia, 11.000 Tw. fall do, Ibs Kastern spring do, , 20,000 tb. rado, 2,000 Ibs. scoured ‘Texui 36 bbls, BL ID WSI 1%. * 400 tous’ ei rostu ow privat 17», 6d. 3 50 bal terms; 20 tons m De, # $1 05. The market wus dull, ja wool there wi Essential oils were Sundersou's, finest ell Tose, 8; + all gold oil catre) $425; oil ewraway, Hin, « Mitcham): $14; oil at $475, moe of box herring are on the ma althongh lower to sell uthern, at the annexed quotations. flour was quiet and steudy, with sates of 900 bbls, . but very quiet for the times, the sules were 80.000 bush gle. on the ‘spot ak otsc a THe, tor steamer ant We. for for Southern white « 2 2 mixed, Use, tor No. 3dv, whito, G7e for mixed ‘State, Ze. tor white State on track, . for rejuctod, THe. for extra mixed aud 70e. a Tle, for old, 60 da ) dry ‘Texas on privato terms. 5 10 28 Ls, dry sulted south ty slaughter, ox, UO to 80 Ibs ail currency, selected, drope were heavier than week by about 300 bles, but the receipts were also heu stock. he continued cool und un- le Wentlior making the demand for beer unusually We quot mon to prim a 1a Hifornia’ (nominal). uce September 1, INT, B7,190; to ‘The shipments 2,000 to England and 5,500 to the Continent: 4,700 of the latter were omitted ‘trom last choles, 60e. NAVAL STORKS.—Spirits turpentine was dull but tir anged. Wo guote merchantable urder, | 3 qniet, $1 rd, $1 60; soft, $2 20; virwin, $2 50, #1 65; do., bola. (ty Mil) at Lye. A large business h latory in ease oil, the sules for the past thros days reaching wpired. A lurge busi- ness was done in options, the sulx ayzrogating 30.000 bbis., incinding 1,000 bbls, United rogulne wt x2 217, do. do., at $2 20, eflned, in bbis.; 14440. w l4hec. 5 cuss, IBtge. ¢ uaphitha, 1c, for prime clty r good demand and firm. Wo quot fowis~Stuto and New Jersey, [7Ze. per Ib.: State and West- nge wero quiet aud eusy at Te. 4 d imarket pige at The, «off grado and city No. Lat 8! and fairly activo, at lor common to fine State and Ie. # 1X6, i anoted at 6% torern, ks and 14 bbls at 10%. w Le, Gat. =There was an improvement of ye per lo. in raw, a 400 hhds. @ 106. 400 hhds, dy., cod refining, wt centrifugal at 11,0. strong. Wo quote :—Fuir refining, 10%e, Cuda, grocery, fair to choles, Wise. u'll gul, hhds, and boxes, No. # fo No. 1 He. Uerces quiet, Sales of 140,000 Ibs, wt 826) Vintes—Charconl, $6 50) 800 quite wn aetive 400 hinds, wt o 13,000 Ibs, shaper pulled at Sze. wid on mixed Heeces, 1500 Ibs. Doiuln 12,000 1s. KY Ibe Western Tos m eurstn, 6,000 Ths: - DOO Tbs. unwashed sorts, Jui Hi sussntras, inclusive minal wt $2 7%; oil of bay, $17, all ‘selling a» wanted including state, Kye Corn with sales of 1,500 bis, and bags ut tui: 9 50411 00 2008 950 9 50 4 10 00 10 00 4 10 50 10 50 12 0 bushels sold, $1 BU tor Nod wtern and ¢1 10 for 900 bushels lour-rowed Corn was tome: rr Me. lor No. 2 Nis bagging at I2ec. & Hay axp Stkaw were in fair demand a ‘75e, tor shipping, 85¢, 481 US for rotull and T5c. a BSc, for iteady at 7c, @ $210 4 $4 % elenn, 210, gold; Lbalian, $270 Adge. W Ge., currency: Jute butts, Bye. a diy . cual, on xpot, a Sige old. to arrives Manihi hemb. S¢.: Sisal vo, Ge. Istle, Ges: all gold. H1pxs,—Holders wore p rices any and buyers wore purchasing only thetetmm Vvanilia on sud 720 dry wnd dry salted 4 10. 10e. 5 There is u very yeurlings, (i From Mr. Recoipts and exports—Ke- { total receipts ceipts for & inee Se, yoriod it 2; total InoN —Wo have nd special change to novo In american ft romnining dull, but prives were numiually forge wold on private terms. way, but no lar; fe low reio 8 tic was was quiet at Oc. a 6ge., currency, KaTHKI.—Manutacturers eaperienced some dificulty in ock boule, ich grades bein active. Crosp was r the wook week's report, We quote:—Homlock—Lizht Buenos Ayres, 24c.; do, Calitornin, c. & Bde; do. com: mon hi gc; middie Buy jo. Culifurnta, thee, 23h 3,40. com- ingn bide, 2140. 0 22e.; poor dam aged common hide, 18e, 8 200, MOLASSES. —There was «cod demand and a firm market for Now Cricuns Foreign was wlso fru quote Cubs trifugul and mixed, 30c, a 44e.; clayed, a jo. muscovade relining, 46c. & S20; grocery, 4 Sie. ; Porto Rica, 436. w GHe.; Knstisn Istands, 45 Alon 109) 3 June, whulo, crude jo. South winter, 78. Tbe; extra Dlenchoed fist, 50e. w Su a Perrone nt to rofiued and ) bois. tor algo 1,000 been doi 000 bbIe. 3,000 bola, do. six months, Crude, in baik, fined at do, at Buitimore, L4ige. a 14 tac. —Live lurkeye—Staty and Jersey, V7e.. Western, Ite, $1 75 a$2 25 per pair; Western, $1 25 por S7e. 9 $1 25 per pair; Western, 7c. rari ressed poultry—Turaeys were quoted at lic. lor goot to prime Wostern, und Ie. a 17e, od do. Chickens were quoted wt 12c. 0 15e. 19 bbis.; Inrd, B41 tlerces, 1 bbL wud 40 ting: cut meits, 1.352" packs; beet. 89 bbis, aud bacon, also 350 bbl. mess at $15 50 « 815 80, cas cat meats were fairly active; sales, 1,000 fresh ft ge; 30 tresh bellies wt 7) ickled bellies, 12 tbs. ‘quoted at ¢. Buoon. ies jong closed wd “eal” wt 39 RO Bid, BO $9 9: 44 tor July, Tho salen were 7,000 tiorces at BRS w HY B7y for Jt wud 30 9255, $995, 80 97) id B10 for July, Spor f Western, new, at 89 80 und at wold on privat Continent at Butter ~ I conimon to fiue Western, Cheese—Recoipts, 5,012 boxes. New was firm at 13e, w Ie. for State und 12}ge. Western. was very firm, with » good demand. We quote Carolina, fale, 6%e.'a Bey good, + prime, Gio,» Oe. Louistans, Tate, Prime w 10%¢. tur fale to muscovade, good . weunit fair to Retined w: 108g ood de iid A stondy fair sio- ut about tg xalen oF iforwia wt O00 Ibs, barry tall EINE Caltte W) bags extra puiled, 10 bags lamb pulled and 40 bags super yatied. Py aniants.—The market for petroteam chartering tonnaxe wes Huhely neti . DUE Fates were ensy in this asia all other axemonts--To Liverpool per steam, 40,000 i 4. , 1,000 bales cotton, cheese, ‘home pa rovisions, 40%, ; SO tons loather, 708, To 1s; and, per steam, 24,000 bushels 400" bales “hops, vial Liverpool, reported at GM) packages provisions at Ws, To Glawow, per steam, Otis. : 500 boxes bacun at’ 40K; grain fo Bristol, per steani, 20 boxes clivene ace, To iu ae 2 "4 rain at 4%4d,5 « bin tons tallow on pt Hamburg, marks, aud messurement goods at Chartérs—A_ British ship. 1.074 ton with 7,000 bbis. refibed at i the Austriun brig, referred to i with petroleum, Bevrout, at YT 9e. ‘an Americi 0 bbls, 6 to Alexaudrin oF Malta for. orders, nee to London, une; au Italian bi to Naples” with 8.809 casos and do. at os, and . wn bark, do, at Da. td; we voyage, with s nv bark, 404) tons, bbls, do. nt woxian bark, 472 ton: inore for orders to the German Baltic, with 3,000 bbls. do. at Ss, 1 a Norweglan bark, hence to Bordeaus,with 4,000 hbIs, naphtha at 4s, Gd. ; a British bark, 304 tous, hence to Uusie ted Kingdom direct, with 1,800 bbls,” refined petroleum on rivate terms: ® German bark fr ortlin Me, to Cork for orders, wo United Kingdom, with 2.700 quarters grain Gs. Gd; 8’ ship, 1,000 bons, hence to Liremen with cotton at d's a British ship, 1.419 tons, laid on for London, ing the tl cake, &e,, reported above at rates: a British 155 tons, hence to’ worth side Cuba and back wt $1,809, port charges pald, en American brig, 48 tons, hence to Clontueges, at $1,600, currency; an Ameriean schooner from Hrunswick, Ga. to vorth sids of Cuba and back to north of Hatteras, with 500 bhds, sugar at $0, NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS, Fuipay, May U1, 187% BUCKIPTS YOR TWO Days. ith rwegi Yeats Sheep ni Fart, Beaver, Cows. Calves. Lambe, +5 ove Sie. per Ib, her cum owt a8 23 head East. Quality rn Joos 1OKG, w LIKE. per Ib... weighes ewt. From 56 Ibs, @ 57 Ibs, has been allowed obtained 5S tbs, net, At Sixtieth street yards man sold tor self 15 cars ofhorned cattle; sules as 7S Uiinois steers ut 10'ge, per lb., weight Gy owt. ; 06 [lineis steers at 11Me. per 1o., woight 4 ewt.; 74 [llinois xtoves ut Lhe. per Ib, weight Sowt., scant, Coon & Thompson sold selves 14 Hiinois steors at. 10s. per 1b, with SL on per hod, weight Gls ewt.; 17 Lituols steers wt Le, per |b., with $1 off per head, weight Tewt, 1, Warxel sold for self 83 Titinols stoers at Le. per Ih, with SI on ps head on id, weights Gs owt, mw OA tiligois steers at TL 4e. ver tb, welgtt G4 ewt.; 15 Milinos At tiige per Ib., with’ $1 off per head, weight 7 © Ubinor re AEs per Ib., weight 8 ewt. 27 Mtinols sennt, both sules on live eWE, not welieht Ul ew! ‘At Jersey City yar Coney & Melherson sold fo & Cy. 108 Hitnvis at ile, per Ib, weights 0% ewt a 7h ew! Hyol reat The, welhe owt, Illinois steurs at Liye. por 1b. weight 734 ewe s It per 1b,, with $1 off per howd, weight 634 id for N. Morris 43 Littnols stuery at Lod th $1 off per head on 16 head, and $1 on per h . weights Gewt. wy ewt. W. E, for N. Morris 42 (ili Le, por Ib., weight 7 ewt.,, weant. J. 0, Fay a 16 Missouri steers, at LO3e. per Ib, nts 50 Tllinols steers i 16 Mlinois ml ant 6, ew at it weight 7 © ntron: per th. weight thre Hiinois bulla, . per Ib. ; 1 [ilinol Tilinois bulls, perlb.; 14 mixed’ ilinots balls at ¢5 0 por ewt., live weight 1 nu live © Ibs. per head, Suxke anp LAxus—Trado small but steady, Sheep sold per Ibi lambs wt Rye. a Mge. per tb, Davis & sold 114 Stute sheep, weight», . per 1b, , 0 Olio sheep, weignt 7,050 Ibs, ut de. por | 395 Ohio sheep, woightS0 ibs. a 82 lbs. per head, at be. por 461 Ohio seep, weight 80 Ibs, ner head, at 88 10 per ewt.: 470 Ohio sheep, weights 82 Ibs. a 854; Ibs, per head, ‘at $6 15 per owt. ; 187 Ohio sheep, woight Bt Ibs, a NB Ibs. per head, at 57, ir lb. ; 244 Ohio sheop, weight 76 Iba. per hoad, at 454 per Ib. ; 49 Stute lambs, weight 41 10s, por head, Ae die. porib. Mumo, Killate Co, sold 212 Ohlo ahieep, de. per tb.; 77 Ohio sheep. wetght Ole. per Ib.; MH Virginia lambs, welht 4.070 Tbs., at De per lb, C, Newton sold Vbio sheep, weight 80 Ibs. per bend, ut Go. per 1b; 87 Virginia lambs,’ weight 44 lbs. por huad, ab Sige. per ID. MitcH Cows.—Iwelve head were sold since our last dally reports rates of sale, culvus included, $40 a 879 per neat, €ALS AND CaLvics.—Trade small aud slow at Sc. «5%. por Ib. for course quality enlvos. fogs. One car loud of Ohio hogs, lve weight 24,100 Ibs, sold at SMe. por 1b. DOMESTIC MARKETS, Gauvestox, May 11, 1877, low middling, 10%, ; good 208 bales, Exports coustwise, 400, Stock, 32,608, Weekly—Net receipts, gross, 516, Exports—To Great Britain, 6,560; Sales, 3,902. Nuw OntKans, May 11, 1877, Cotton quiet and easy: midaling, 10%c.; low middling, 1036; ood ordinary, Die. Net’ reevipts, 1,440 buivst grosi, 1440, —Eaxporis—To France, 2,083; ‘coustwise, Sales, 2,500, Stock, 180,443. Weekly—Net roceipts, 3,470 Dales; rows, 9,50, Kxporty—Tw Grows Britain, 7.475 France, 6,20; to the Continent, 1,509; to ths ¢ BU; constwiro, 2.658. Sales, 4.9100, (Correction. ay T—Exports to Great Britain, 4,840, instead of 5.460.) ‘The steamer Toutonia, with 3,800 bates, returned in distros, and cargo unloaded and returned to stock, s , Mone, Muy 11, 1877, Cotton—Nothing doing; middling, 10: ; good ordinary, 9 t rocel 29,650. Weekly—) 1,162 5 we Or 417, Sales, SAVANNA Colton dul ordiaury, 9 107, Sales SuU bales count wise, 1415, middling, 16 Net receipt it receipt vastwis Cuantasrox, May 11, 1877, Cotton steady; middling, 1O%e. ; low milddling, 1OKe.; good ordinary, 93{e. Net roceipts, 214 Great Brita, 14 13,027, Wookiy— Exports—To Groat B coustwise, 178, Sules, 2,300, Winwinaron, N. ©., May 11, 1877, Spiritsof turpentine steady at Sle. itusin quiet wt $1 45 for strained. Crude turpenting steady at $1 89 for hard, 82 25 for yellow dip, $2 50 for virgin, ‘Tar quiet wt BL 55, Oswuao, May 11, 1877, Fiour unsettled, ally lower; 1s BOO bbls at $100 $10 75 for No, L spring, $10 52.4 $11 25 for amber wiuter, $10 75 w S11 SU for white do, Bil a 1k 75 for double extra, Wheat steady; No. 1 white Micuizan, $2 20: excra do,, $2 30, Corn unchanged; wsles of Wostern fixed at We, Baridy quict; Canada held at 95e. a $1 05, Corn meal, $29 for bolted: $24 for anvolted per ton. unchange al freights lower; lumber, $1 70 to Hudson , $2 20 so New York. ts—Wh parti Milllved the bushels; rye, 7.900 » LATL.OOu feet.” Canal sbipmente—Lumber, 257,000 foet. Flour slipped by rail, 1,000 bbls, Burvato, May 11, 1877. niet. Flour firm and factinog Jorn opened c. 8 60c, for Now A closed firm at 6 cargoes, Wheat a ate in light reque: ally ii hanged; only tale milling unchaaged. Rye and ba: we absence of sales. Malt in with upward tendency, ‘Timothy, $145 a $210; clover d dChanged. Sales reported 10 bu hels No, 2 W. + 6,500 wo, No, 900 bbls. flour; corn, it of a cargo) + R000" do, cars No. 1 white 18, according to nal freight ork, tolls Inciuded—Wh . Keovlpts by lake—Uorn. » bul Nochan to New ruil treizhts. ints "Cen, 4.805 do.; tour. iw. (22 buat jonred). by Fail—Flour, 275 bbls. ; whom, 4.400 vushe corn, 38,800 do,; outs, 10,500 du. ; burley, 2,000 do. 5, 40) de, To.Kno, May 11, 1877. Flour dull, Wheat, dull; No. 1 white Michigan, $2 0% asked; extra white Michigan nominally $2 12), ; amber Michigan, spot, $2 ON, seller June, 82 10; No. 2 red winter, nellor June, $2 U7, Corn Aira; Ligh mixed, spot, OUSe. 0 Bihge. spot or seller May. osige,; Juny, Oe ; July, ide. . 2 white, 6c, a GOlZG. : rejected, ‘Outs dull wud noi Roveipts—Flour, 400 wheat, 4,200 bashel: ven, 41,000 do, , onte, 400 do. pinents—Fioue, 400 bbls; wieat hele, corn, 79,000 do. ; outs, 4,200 do, After tour P. quiet; er Michigan spot, $2 08, aud suller Juue. Flour and unchanged. orm 1m wekive 20,009 bushels; high wiixed, sp. wed ; seller June, OL No. 2 white, OF ies about + No, 2, spot, Oe, Augunt, 63 Ke. 064 Unts dail aid aominal, utcaco, May 11, 1477. Wheat sett #171 23a 328, Flour firm and_ unchanged, No.2 dM pring, $1 July; Nu. i do., 81 wetive at Sb%ge., cash and May , June; 7%%6 duly; rejected, Se, Outs steady sud im tairtde: Hive. cast; Addie, bid, June, Kye firmer ab ¥7e. Bari stoxdy and unchanged. Pork fwlely uetive at $14 85, ensh aud Juno; 81 d steady and fn fair demand . June $9 65, July, Bulk ments for shoulders, short rib aud $1 10, Receipts ~ Flour, 8,000 bbls, eoru, 156,000 do. ; outs, 57,000 do. do, Shipments— ashels; Corn,e7,000 do. 5 ts, 101,000 do, 5" ry barley, 4,000 do, At the Afternoon call of the Honrd— Wheat wusettiod : $1 76, 4 1 io active demand; SU4yc., Juno, Onts wnenanged. ork quiet; 814 95, June. Lard quiet; 89 57, June, COTTON RECELP’ Nxw Yow, May 11, 1877, ‘The following ure th poets In the United stat arts. Wiltsiuytou Norfolk. . EUROPEAN MARKETS, COMMERCIAL, Livenroow, May 11, 1877, nding grai ~The recent excitement entirely aisay the ordinary clan required ab the tntly lost, the past ness is settling down into ory in the value of when the week has veer t coutitry marke At wvout ihe wd mn pendency. ar wa st at un changed prices. Maize was in fal at Hd. deeline,” Lonpox, May 11—Evening. Calcutta linseed, 60s, G4. per quartor, Prodace~Retined petroleum, 11d. a 1i%¢d. per gallon, Spirits of turpentine, 24s, 4 2X. Bd. per owt, Bayar, dis, «ils. GH. per ewt tor No. 12 buteh standard on the spot a Sis, # Sts Od. lor do, atioat, Livmaroot, May 11— Linseed oil, 328, per owt, laugh hag 7 vort The market for yarns aud fabries at Man- + isdnil and rather lowor for ail articles. ottih=The cireaiar of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers’ Association ia its weekly review of the cotiun trade says gotion was dall thromghout the week with prices in favor of buy American way i fair request, but with & treo sip. ply. Prices in Wome casos wore reduced 1-16d. An uveraze businews was done in Sew Island at generaliy steady 6 excepting for the lower grades of Floridas, which we toduced gd, An futures, business was of @ linised extent, ing. bi J pr 0 the latest tramsactions show @ decline of 1-10d, a S:S2d, for the week. WEEKLY COTTON ManKET, Bales of the wi Exporters too ok Bpeculators took 3,000 Toral stock 1,143,000 American. . ry tal receipts nerican Actual export. ton uthout Aimerican . Forwarded from the ship's sido’dire ret to splaners. Cumberland cus dull at d6s., short ri dull at 3 dnl at 38s, elour dull at 409, 6d. Hw dull wt 4s, ders stoudy ut 2% at OSs, extra mess dull wt ids. pi tits, Lard—Priae , We dull at ts, city dull at 4s, Spirits stead Koxin—Co Lard oil iy at 32s. Wheat 2 do. steady wt 13s. Td, Western, none in the at Lis, 7d., ern, none in the niari Corn CorrER MANKET. Vanama, May 2, 1877. Central America “April 3, 15,549 bags of eofles und ‘The steamer Honduras, fro hts full earga, includin received hore singe January 1, 1877, .783 bags, and of sugar 12,783 packuges, FINANCIAL, Loxvon, May 11-5 :30 P, M. Consols, 94 for both money and the account, Buntin, May 11, 1877. hus ised, the rate of 6 percent for udvances: 0 date, bs ‘The Imperial Bank of Germany discount to & per cent for bills an ou securition, peek Wane FINANCIA, At REASONABLE “RATES—NONEY ON Like AND AA cndowment Tnsurance Policies and Mortgages; sama dougie, Insurance of all kinds eifected with best companies Jd. HABRICH & CO,, 119 Bromtway. 0 ADWAY, r books of thid 1. on the 17th of York, May LL, 18 ill be cloyed’ fro “GOOD CHANCE FOR CAPITALIST.—A PARTY having some first class Silver Mining Stock Is compelled tosell, Particulars 162 Broadway, room 4. DVANCES ON FURN ANOS AND GOODS qi stored or salo at our storage and 1 STOCK PRIVILE BOUGHT AT CLOSEST 4Arourket rates and operations made xguinst sume : Stocks Lon moderate warzins. Explanatory pamphlet tr z AEREDUE & 00., Bankers, Broxers, 50 Broad jew York, EFAGL IWNSHIP, COUNTY AND SOUTHERN Kailroud Bonds wanced. GW. MARKHAM, 196 Broadway. JSTATE MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT, Yizugo on city und Brooklyn improved property, Address Lox 5,484 Post oftice, MEISE Stocks: Wo buy ani sell Mining Stocks at the A and Stock Bxeha ere Uur Mr. A, HD member of the ICOLAY & CO, Bankers, Broke ers, Ni RFICE OF THE Company, AL GASCLGHT Nournxast Conner Usiox square. 1 4 av. AND Wen ¥r., New Yous, May 5, 1977, ¢ ‘The annual meeting of the stockholders of the New York Mutual Guslight Comp for the election of sixteen Directors and three Inspectors of Election for the en- NEW YORK MU suing year will be held at the office of the company, in the city of New York, on Tuesday, May 15, 1877. the polls for which election will be opened between the hours of 12 M. jock P.M. ot that day. The transfer books of the company wil bo cloxeu tor ten days (10 dat slection. “By order of thy Rourd of Direct Y 3 LACK, 3 ) prior to said W:3 | on | . FO! 6 percent, on ‘mproved propert Broadway. worth $18,000; no commission bux 4,474 Post olice. Les 8 AND 10 PER © estrictly first class City and County Bonds, for sale at do Muilrond Bonds and other choice Securities, payiug 10 to 15 per cent, NICOLAY & CO., Pine st. New York, N, ty 26 yeurs, $4.00 NT WANTED FOR ONE eyear; bonus’ and Yd security. Address L. B, O., Heraid Uptown Branch oflice. = 71)()()_WANTED-ON FOUR STORY BROWN $5,000.%8 Houw well rented; poss itively no brokerage. oT $4.0 O00 Sree cot Le poxitively uo brokerage. OWNER, 35 Broadwa: 5 AT SIX PER G FOR FIVE * $200.00 O,crm, oo foun ou mortgage, in sume 40 suit, ot first class elty Property. H, L, GRANT, 149 Bronaway, MONEY TO LOAN, ty, Property. in auy amount, five yours 8 Post office, ERSHIPS. hE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX. derthe firm name of Frederick Guyel, Jr. & le prices, by ALBERT H. $485,000 LAWYER, ining u Bro. is this day dissolved by mutual cousent. The accounts of the late firm will be settled by Willian R, Guyel, why aloue fy authorized to do the sume. FREDERICK GUGEL, Ju, & BRO, WILLIAM RB, GU: of the late copartnersitp will be conducted /RGUGEL, The busine: at the old stand, GS Hester st., by May 10, 1877. ERSHIP Frankel and 16 uf Frankel & Groger, h by mutual cousent, A, Greger continues, HERETOFORE Ad EXISTING irover, under the (May 1) dissolved D. FRANKEL, A. GREGER. “BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. | PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND MILLER, HAVING taail factory ia funuing work, desires « purtner that en bring Dnsiness, of & capital to advan about $1,000, well secured and at good luterest. Apply MILLER, wit AN feni and manufacturing businons chanic on # large railway, desires to ngage, with money vices, In ness, with partica- DAL, box 802 New York By ~ RARE CHANCK,—WANTED—PARTNER IN MILL | A F will soll or let, ay may suit. or established 20 years, h, corner Vestry st. 000, W. k brokers, wi DD. 5 ¥ ho have oppor- © rouligins lane experien ttenden by imute aad hoi ens i Address bux arhest Mauger. \OOD PAYING GIGAR STOKE AT A WARGAT Towner having two, wishes tu dispose of one, with ur . without Stock, 100 Nav pavince ED. SP ECLAL~ $30,000 0 $6 in w Western city business; established, Au STERN, Herald office, tT FOR A PIPE BENDING MACHINE FOR fond tor, description and relerences, | Address M. L. ORUM, eure of J. x. Bell hostnut st., Philadelphiss, Witt svEst FROM $1,000 10 #3,000 INA LEGL imate busines Address, with full particalars, of ue notice will be tal 1. i., box INT Herald office, TANTED—A BUSINESS MAN WITH 81 0 in w cash manufactaring business: alvo ten ry and commiasion, aud tine bomcdiv ate. Cal and Mage ? with some copttel, 2 unt Nerntuge ti alter eM. J. 7. JO by at. Brooklyn, N.Y. i@ LOU HALF INTEK ASH BUSSE bol jones, now 00 per week; $8U0 stock SULLD, Herald Branch, Puiiadelpbia, Ss sta BUSINESS TROUBLES, Paul Magnus, mauulacturer of wax matches, at No, 47 Beekman street and at No, 115 Bioomileld street, Hovoxen, bas been adjudicated a bankrupt on his own petition by Register Ketchum, The largest creditors | aro J. Kuwin Dodgo, $5,600; Max Mugnus, $3,522 03. Hiy Habilities atnuunt to about $13,000, and bis assets, which coustit of stock to trade and machinery, are Vvulued at $3,506, firat meeting of creduors bas been calied to take place on 22, Register Dayton has received a warrant in bank- roptcy against Wilham Pattisou, marbie, at No. 319 East Twenty-third street, who las been adjudicated bankrupt on the petitions of Dumanaut & Co,, Augustus Faber & Brother, und Richard Taylor, May 17 18 up. pointed for the first meeting vf the creditors, John A, Stewart, the receiver ot the old Bowery Bank, will submita full report of ail bis proceedings aa receiver to Supreme Court, at Special Term, on Mog, day next, . IN SOLID The failure of T. J. italll was posted in the Cotton Exchange yesterday and his creditors were notified that they would huve thirty days to send in their claims, RAILROAD FREIGHT RATES. At the Brevoort House yesterday the magnates of the trunk raliway lines met to couter upoo the througu Ireigut rates of the fu:ure, There had been a rumor that President Garrett, of the Baltimore and Ubio Railroad, was plavaing a strategic assault apon the rival overeat of the viher routes, and no doubt the Invvement arose from appreheoston of its trath, Nothing determinate hus yot been arrived at, but the bession 18 Lo Le continued b HE BOOKS. Application was made before Justice Pratt, of the Supreme Court, Kings County, yesterday, by counsel for James Morton, a baker, for an order to compel Horace K. Thurber, wholesale grocer, to permit an eXaimpation of bis books by toe plaintift. There ws a 1b now pending agunst doiendant ana Kdward A. Smith, a confoctioner, growing out of a business tri oa between UI to recover $25,000 as dam- ages. The Court reserved decision. ILLICIE. RUM. Deputy Collector Young, of Brooklyn, Went whiskey still at No. 612 Warren street, in the above city, ut a late hour on Thursday night las, Three barrels of ram, #1X hogsheads of Mash and @ horse aud wagou were also seized,