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

° FINANCISL AND. COMMERCIAL The Stcck Market Active and Weak. ANOTHER BREAK IN PRICES. GOLD 105 5-8 A 105 1-2. Government and Railroad Bonds Dull and Steady. HONEY ON CALL EASY AT 11-2 4 2 PER CENT, Watt Srrest, Tuurspay. June 7—6 P. df, } ‘Yho firmness in stocks which exisited at tho closo gosterday faded away this morning like a mist under the early beams of a vernal sun, * The coal stocks were tne first to sbrivol up in obedi- ance to that desiccating process which watered stocks of all kinds have, for tho last year or so, been forced to submit to, This squeezing process bas been going on for months past, as overybody knows, but the twist givon to the coal trade by the low pricos obtained at the late auc- tion sales bas nover been correctly reflected by the Board price of the stocks. While these latter repre- sentatives of values have remaimed compuratively Steady tho actun! traffic In the product itself is thor- sughly demoralized, It 19 stated that considorable lots. of coal knocked down at the public sales have not been called for by the purchasers, and are not likely to be within the stipulated time in view of the tree supplics which are being hurried to market. In corroboration of this Statement wo learn irom excellent authority that the Reading company have now afloat in this harbor nearly 50,000 tons of coal—costing $1,000 por day for ireight oharges—for which there is absolutely 20 mar- ket whatever, in addition itis jurthor aflirmed that 4bo Delaware and Lackawanna Company are supplying the loca! demand along the line of their road at trom 50 to 75 cents per ton less than was obtained at the auction sales, On top of this we bave to-day the announcement that the Pennsylvania company will scll on Wednes- day next 200,000 tons of coal, the same to be delivor- able in six weeks trom June 15, With a pressure ot this sort it is not at all remarkable that the prices of the anthracites should havo ylelded this morning from L to 3 per cent and havo failed to recover at the close. The railways which had been strong in the morning followed the course of the coul stocks later in’ tho day—possibly trom the bad example sot them, as there wero no depressing stories brought to bear. Among the ci-devant investment stocks Illinois Cen- tral remained steady, while Chicago and Alton ad- vanced trom 79 to 81, in face of a very damaging sur- rey ot {ts affairs, published in the Jndicator. Wo havo to means of judging how true or faiso the statemen: quay bo, and leave to the company itself the conduct of a funeral which 18 peculiarly its own, “The Delaware and Lackuwanna Company will pay the somi-anpual dividend, due July 2,0n tho Morris aud Essex stock, Laus deo, Sco will Contral and Hudson upon its own stock, 2 por cent, July 16, andon the Hurlom leased road the # per cent bulf yearly dividend, duo July 2 The Syndicate to-day sold $1,000,000 four-and-a-half per cents at 10114 11014, gold aud interest, holding sack any further offerings until the London price ar- tives to-morrow. THE SALHS.10-DAY. The sales of active stocks at the Board to-day aggre- sated 211,100, which wore distributed as follows:—New Tork Central, 20,900; Lake Shorc, 41,800; Wabasn, 300; Northwestern, 1,900; Northwestern preferred, 1,600; Rock Island, 10,200; Milwaukee and St, Paul, 300; Mul. waukee and St. Paul preferred, 6,800; Piusburg, 370; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 65,600; Delawaro sod Hudson Cagul, 4,100; Morris and Esrox, 4,200; Michigan Cyntral, 6,400; Illinoys Central, 2,400; Union Pacitic, 100; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 100; Chicago and ‘Alton, 1,700; Western Union, 32,600; Pacific Bail, 8,900; American Merchants’ Union Express, 200; United States Express, 200, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWKST. The following table shows the opening, nighost and ‘owest prices of the day:— Opening. Highest, — Lowest. ©. and Hudson.... 9136 gies 90!) 4B 5 7 2 214 20% crn pre! 4i'4 46 Kock Island, D255 91g Pittsburg, 81 80% Mil, and St. Paui., 18% 18% Mil and St. Paut pref. 49% rh Det, Lack. and Woster BING Wertern Union on 62 Pucific Mail 2035 185 ADVASCH AND DECLINE, The following shows the advance and decline in tha closing prices of tho principal active stocks to-day as compared with those of yesterday :— Apvance,— Western Union, 14; Harlem, 3) le bal and ot. Joseph, 44; da cin th a Ui NE.—Pacitio Mal, 3; New York Central, 14; Bate ake Shore, # signet Central, 46; North: bi atry ai Rock Island, %; St Paul, aware, Lackawanna mex edd Delaware CLONING PRICES—3 P, Iti, A 1236 Hand st Jopret. 2 ee % Morria and Kees © Mich Central at THR MONEY MARKET. Tho stagnation in the money market continued to- day and tho rate for call loans was 144 0% per cont during the whole day, Prime commercial paper was quoted ut 33; 2434 per cent, The following are the rates of exchange on New York at the undermentioned tities to-day:—Suvaonah, buying 8-16, selling 5-16; Cincinnati steady, buying par, solliug 1-10 premium; St. Louis, 1-10 premiom ; Charleston ensier, 3-160 4 premiam; New Orleans, commercial 3g, bank 34; and Chicago firm, 60 discount, Foreign exchange was quiet, with the rates at 486%; a 4.8744 for bankers’ sixty day sterling bills and 4.593¢ a 4.80% for demand, THR GOLD MARKET. There was a further declino 1 tho gold market, the opening price being 105%, and the closing 10514. Al. most all busincss done was travsacted at the former figure, The borrowing rates wero flat, 3,1 and 2 por cont, Gold clearings at the Nationai Bank of the State of New York :-— Gold dalances, Currevey balance: Gross clearances. CLBARING HOUSE STATEMENT, Currency uxchanyes Currency balances. Gold exchang Gold balances. $803,876 852,205 + 14,267,000 The revenue recolpts to-day were $880,000; customs feceipta, $330,000 ; bank notes, $1,300,000, THK FORKIGN MARKET, Advices from London report an advance of % tn con- sols, the opening and closing quotations being 944%. A Inte despatch quetes consols at 947-16, Uniiod States bonds were steady, tho ouly change being an advance of 34 im the new four-and-a-balf percents, In American railroad shares thore was an advance of 34 to 624, which was afterward Jost, and New York Contral wasa little stronger. Tho closing prices in London were as fol- lows :—Consols for money aud account, 943; ; new four. and-e-half per cent bonds, 103%; five-twenty bonds of 1867, 109%; ton-forty bonds, 109 a 109%; mew fives, 107%; Erie common ebnres, 615; Erie proterred shures, 16; New York Contral, 87}; @ 83; INnois Central, 62, A ramor was circutted ‘on 'Ohango that England would occapy Egypt and tho consequence was an advance of 5 per cont to Eyypusn bovds, The directors of the Bank of Eng- land made no changein the bank rate to-day, which, still is 3 per cent, The rate of divcount for three months? bitls in the Open market is 244 a 25; per cont, The bank statement to-day shows on increase in specio during the past week of £216,000 and the proportion of the bank reserve to the liabilities is now 417 as against 415; last week, The bank gained £52,000 in bullion to-day, Bar silver is quoted at 584(d. per ounce, In Paris rentes advanced to 104f, U2)gc., yes terday’s closing price being 104f. 20c. The specie in the Bank of France shows an increase of 12,200, 0001, during the past week. GOVERNMENT HONDA, Government bonds were steady during the aay, although a little weakness was shown at times in sympathy with tho decline in gold, The sales of the four-nnd-a-balf por cents by the Syndi- cate to-day wore $1,000,000 at 01's, gold and Interest, ond some smaller lots at 1015;, gold and interest, The Syndicate, however, retused to proceed with tho salos even at this advance, It ts stated that tho subscriptions in London have been very large, as much a8 $5,000,000 bonds having been placed In a few days. The closing prices we! ‘United States currency sixes, 122 a 1224; do. sixes, 1831, registered, 1102¢ a 111; do, do, do., coupon, 1154 115%; do. do., 1865, new, registered, 106% 0 10634; do, da, do, coupon, 100% a 109% ; do. do., 1867, registered, 109% a 110; do, coupon, 113 a 11314; do, do., 1868, registered, do. do., @0., coupon, 116; do., ten-forties, re- gistered, 112% a 11244; do. do.. coupon, 112% a 113; do, fives, 1881, registored, 1113; a 111%; do. du., do, coupon, 1113¢ alll}; do. four-and-n-balf, registered, IS@l, 10734 a 1073g; do. do., do., 10734 a LOT, STALE BONDS, State bonds were steady at the Board tor Tennessees and South Curolina sixes, to which dealings wore con- fined, In Now Orleans Louisiana consols sold at 84 a 84%, RAILROAD PONDS. Railroad bonds continued dull and frm, and tho fol. lowing were the changes compared with last previous sales:—An advance of }4 in Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold sevens, New York Central sixes of 1883 and St, Louts and Iron Mountain firsts, and a de- cline of 3¢ im Pactic Ratiroad of Missouri firsts, PULLADELPRIA STOCKS, ‘The closing prices of Philadelptia stocks wore:— Asked, City sixes, now... United Railroads of Now Jersey Pennsylvania Railroad. 2055 Reading Ratiroad , 124 Lehigh Valley Railroad 30 Catawissa Railroad pre 30 Philadelpnic id Erio Ratiroad , 7 Schuylkill Navigation pref. 7 Northern Central Railroad, Wis Lehigh Navigation .. 1SMg Oil Crock and Allogheny Railroad. 6 Hestonvitle Railway... 1234 Central Transportation. 2ox MIXING SHARES, The following wero the opening quotations tor min- ing stocks at San Francisco to-day:—Gould & Curry, 17; Savage, 5; Chollar Potosi, 2635 Ophir, 13; Hale & Norcross, 3; Crown Point, 334; Yellow Jacket, 6: Bol- cher, 4; Imperial, 34; Virgiuia consolidated, 29; Calt- fornin, 80; Overman, 14; Raymond & Ely, 6; Eurcka, @. V., 3; Best & Belener, 154g; Kenwuck, 3; Union consolidated, 444; Alpha, 10; Moadow Valley, 134; Si- erra Nevada, 4; Mexican, 814; Caledonia, 2; Silver Hill, 2; Eureka consolidated, 16) ustice, 6; Julia concolidated, 134. Tho closing quotations tn San Francisco were ;-- Kentuck, + 4 Leopard. Lb Mexican, + 4% Northorn Bello, 2935 Ovorman Catifornia, , 303g Ophir, Chollar... tg Raymond & Kiy. Segregat Sierra Nevada. Union consolidated. Yeliow Jacket, Eureka consolidated, 1633 A dividend of $2) per share on California was do- clared to-day. The tollowing were the sales of mining shares in New York to-day, as offivtally ado ca FIRST BOARD—I1 a. Hi she Bushey. 4. 0 i 12 Bot Beiciier: ‘63 do, 100 Savage. 10) do 100 Chollar, 100 ae 100 Con Virsinin 0 100 Gould &” 100 do. MEMORANDA, Mr, Hoyt, Vice President of the Pennsylvania Coal Company, announced to-day that he will sell 200,000 tons of cpal at auction on next Wednesday, delivcrabie in six weeks from Juno 16, The follow'ng is the statement of tho gross carnings of tho Missourl, Kansas and Texas Railroad tor the fourth week In May :—~ Freight. ‘ $65,688 12 Passenger 19,758 40 2,120 04 1,575 00 2,080 96 Total... $81, 190 52 Correspon + 75,130 87 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Tuvnspay, Ju BEYORN CALL be ad wen Un Tel. 1000 08 414% “on, 5000 U Bb o's, ow tia i Me lls BOARD 10500 A. 444 Soa Ot PRG. bo 8 aus 2m by 10s H "as, 103% bo Pre aia a 500 1009 Pies, F We Usd LOC OR LC lat dey unt 000 St LAT ie aver m, 710, 60) Th... MG 2100 West Un Tel 200 do. 225222: $ in Union 1500 Lee S00 m0 ey te ve $1000 U P ist morte... 100 Del & Hudson 200 she West Union. vo luo 10980 Pant p 1000 Lake Snore... flor “65 Ne. Tous Us 1040 rog'd.. $1000 O&NW consol 1000 Morris & Es 1000 1 &StJo 18, 4000 do. soe 4000 Mich Gen 7 GOO Sty TAL Int. 1000 L Shure ¢ 2d.con 95. 10s) aus Mar Le &Mpibe 500 Pac Matt fA e% VO dos ee. 810 309 West Un Tel 400 do. 70 do. 600 do 300 do, 100 Americnn Ex,..6i0 20 Adame Kx. 19 Wolls 0) $06's, non fund. 2 Ban) Det, M & Tol Jah 108 So ahs Metron Ble... 124 n COMMERCI epeneeceess ESESSEESSe 0 The FORE CALL—12:30 P. So baden Lake Shore. .#3 2000 US 10-40 reg. b ¢ 112) 214 1000 US 5's coup 1881 1113, ntral be 20 Clove & Pittegt.be 200 Chi & N West. be 100 Chi & NW pf...bo 200 Chi & Rock T. 100 0. AL REPORT. COTTON ON THE sroT CLOSED 1-16c, mIGHYR; FUTURES FIRM--FLOUR DULL--WHEAT FinM- ER-—CORN YFIBMER--OATS LOWER—WHISKEY STEADY—PORK DULL—LARD DULL—PETno- LEUM WEAK—SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE ¥FIRM— ROSIN FIRM—OILS BTEADY—corrre rimmM— SUGAR NOMINAL—FREIGHUTS QUIFT. Tuurspay, Juve 7-6 P, M. Business circles wero very quict to-day and prices generally favored tho buyer, though without marked change, On "Change flour was dull and drooping. Wheat was more active a Oats wero dull and lower, lard dull, Freignts woro qui pot was 1-16e. high wonk, Naval stores firm. fu firm, Sugar remained nomtual, nd firmer. Corn was firmer, Whiskey steady. Pork and fot and tame. Cotton on the ures closed firm. Coffee was Oils steady, Potrotoum Corvrr.—Rio was still qaict, but holders remained firm, Mild coffee wa cargoes, prime de quict but 18, w 2 St. Domingo, 163ge. Cota Rica, 186. 9 iy |. more. polute higher, but on the partiatiy tose’ day’ ot nts, ny" Wertnes lay), June 3, ‘ v8 OF Upinnts Good middiin Strict jried midditn iddling tate, 10 contrast 300 wi 100 @ ‘at Hh. ROO 7 11,85¢,, 600 att LVAlw., 700 att Wie 10) aarti) Bile soot 1LS46., 709 ab 11,70¢., ROD ae | 1 te. ‘acon, 17¢. & 196 au improvement, of 1-160, In spot lers were wakivi tmarket closed Lite 11.68 4 J Yosterdas “ DO ae DL Ie, 0 es BO me TH SGe we se stendy, We quote :—Ordinary + 19%{e.5 good do, 19!<e. 4c: extreme range for lots, 1G'c, a @e, ; Sauton, fale to good, 10¢. government bags, 220 w 2.4 do., uraes mats, Uo, 0 24 10}4e., gold, 99 daya; Java, ® 16%e, Qle.; Moxtvau, 1834. a 20e.; siiil highor prices, whic vo operations. Liver Aplands ented. ay 04 bai’ o sles TKO) bales. “Arrivals, buyers were (ur inarket opened firm and 10 later months the advance wits fiom, with an advance for iy months and Gad ‘on the 1 Tine sees. prices to-duy, compared . Were me follow: January. Yetrunry funuing Tn qu elow the grade 4 er New Urteana. Deann. 1 716 1G LOL ML 16 114 n hy 1a 125 Ly Ife. joa ordinary, eet iicadioey le. The spot To- Day. 160 ot 210 S01 4,020 For future delivery ‘the fer 2 noe, 1) atk 200 at 11.60 Te. ri at 14.7: He. , December, 4,700 bales, att SO nt July, WON ae 147 1.200 at LL, wo He. 00 at if Wout 7,109 at we 11 The, ‘Soo at 1 The ie B00 eb N78) som: dole. Dhie. State and Pennayly Bariey malt was dull, Oats were dali at O8e, Ge. for No, do. 45%. for do, 480. 4 8, for N reloct und. $130 0 8145 eign good, Supertine Extra Wester Minuesors. gud hoop Ohio Hound oop Obie, ‘Bt. Louis, straigh 3 Louis, ehoien do steamer, pas tilely netiy Une 109 at 11.46¢,. 500 at 11. iis, 100 15 mene fo Hamburg, by weonm, Agcy, cat Pets, @ Hens co compraaseds to ly vdiver ay Dy sail, 9.280, making at vemee prices. inclu ting State, W, quotations. "Rye peat liver spas Hi Tiger 150 ules "vient, nin Vadee: wart das hanes Lo ee ‘the flour market waa dull and d ‘and fiowe wax steady, with a Norm moat was stendy, with suies of about a eee at unchanyed prices, We quote fest Binta.: tra State NEW ; YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, ‘JUNE 8, 1877.-TRIPLE SHEET. e,, 100 at 11400. r. "a Havre, by steam, 140., compressed (tu 71 bushels Sout extra, blo Oxia, nis, choice fam! four. ugh dlo., oe, for oxtrs do,, Aide, for AND Jorm—Jate batts wero xls gHomp “wis leo uitiet S180 for S21 mixe yory quiet, but un- Ye uote: American 0 & 8215 tor double tcsaia clown, £205 8 §210, Sy wold Ju + et ‘infos cutrentys cath.” on” sh ar ta © , oli, to “wrive? Manila hemp, 8st Blval All gold, re was vory little doing in domestic, For. ras _alio quiet, We ‘anc be, centeltagnl and a 48o. j ela 500, 8 54. 5 prime, Hue, « ws U0e, le. sholce, 600, Nava Stonvs) spirits turpentind wan firm under a tlhe ly. There wasn decid y better Ftecling In Fosin, dar We quote:— ‘tho sales of active, summer yeiiow were 190) bola tor Aunet delivery ut side, and 1b, sls duly ab anked pric Sze. asked ly tor, Boe, 1 M09, # We gual % wie ender Kerthten Dlouched winter Boers winter bléached tish, 48¢, 0 Tho fvilewing wero the bid wud ec. Did, Sle. make ir, TZ. j natural do., Te. Be crude hah Se. eos Hisrnouiux.—Tho market for refined slowed weak. | Tho les were abou 000 bbia at td ur July, A fair ness WAN accomplshod In orude aA tions at the Petro- nko. and wero Augu spot ite. ana 7 60 hams Dress and pi Stato 10% sel ell C erndos, ineluctn 0's, Os 10N _ STEAIINK, —Hecol pt stoumer room vf verth to Liverpool for grain was lo per steam. 1 grain, 1 ‘ bushels corn at 50,5 50 hhds. tallow at “sin 8,000 bustieis wheat on private terms 2. : 1) tons slate at Ss. 7) hhds. tovacce at 80s, ; 70 tons and by’ 2.0) bomen choose, (i linn nite. K with 4009 bbls, refined — potroleum British ‘bark, henee to Santander, with siduum at ds. a fre to ® port om the Conunent between Havre Hamburg, with 1.400 bbls, ak x, hence to Gibraltar for rai nt, with 1,000 exes Jeum on private term ralnene for refined ae Philadelphia Iter asked bine Pourrry.—Livo fowls were stendy ut Inte prices. Se. a 17e. for tuir to good do. 25e. for fair to wood Sinto nnd Western, Mlixt, Squbs. Snipo were woh large, 82 ent ments, 702 package: 576 boxe: Mbt Cntirely nominal, closing at the second cull ut # ‘$14 20 asked. ved 13 50 0 B14; 1; th deecluen chi J Aes nnd Pat Uerces city at how and ala fine Weste eno was abeady and in ‘The saley wero 8,000 bhi, id 17%4c. biphine wala dull, bt gomornlly witha Snipe Wore more or less no ey Wut an and and Western, 12a a 140.5 Western, Ite. PSL 70 « $2 ver bait: Wostern, 81 jersey. Sie. & 81 25 por pale " er pair. Dressed poultry—Tu © quoted for good to ‘prime W. quoted at $1 0 » $1 8 4 $2, robin 1 4 20¢. per dozer Ons —Receipts veel, 30) Epalti und $14 2 ‘200 nts The wore ‘bbls, 0D 'Bhin. exten prime on privuce ti ¥ mer jd tt x bl 3.0%) dhs, do, wt 823175 in cases, Ofc 9 ito. Tor prime elty : oye wi ster, and Tie, a Ie, Chickons spring ‘quoted wi_206, Pork, 783 bbs, ; I United reg- 000 bhi. 1 do, at Baltimore, Dresaed iat material change in minal, sie demand be- Game Figeone tr deren for feat! hiladelphin quoted at $1 a 81 47 per dozen, Se Ripa bra? foll eb J i's} ‘plore ange :—Yellow lex, 5 8 dowitels Wem Se 1 small 950 tercos; hhds., 41 siere Pork was nr 14 10 bid, ) bid, 614 BO askod, tor pel 2 ments vickted “hates ‘ne nd 75 boxes light 6 4 hiams were quoted a ih Bucon was quiet at «7! Me. a theo, for Wortern,. Boet was gui ‘within the runze a mess, ‘a chy, ext ‘wore quiet ut ed ae ‘yore quater at G' ige at Lard was duit i Pi Com on to flue neato. rn, | and Bije, a 10c. for > prime, i Rangoon, in bony extn Th City prime was quoted at feos Western oid at sta Rees! for chartering vessels we: ements: To Lalverpool, including 8.000 bushels wir 6d. To Londun, 8 tone organs nt 2 +e took vor orders oo Ct with . tor city heavy to Hicht tas 8 Ba aif Stas vs There was wtilt w dull’ and “nominal _marties for fi tin, by anil, Men me A Borwesiva bts, 4 Germun bark, hen * holee Wes'e: usy, though without rices wore as follows: ANE. $s ‘sri bid, 0 market was quiet. re tel 00° bust and 8000 ind by wail, 400 bbls. rowin at per steam, $2,000 bushels grain 60 Ibs. Inelndiny 16.000 be ‘vast Inst evening, Dor stenin, mall lous eo to Hens. iagdons or Continent, at 46 dG Philadelphia ‘and rumored mat Sy. Bd; a Brit. & bark, henes to tierra, Bordonns of Jrayhlek, with 000 reported Irom Balthnore to € Amerlenn bell at Hoxton), from Jam 400, Cotton stron crs cre ordtpar Stock, Cotton Hem; middling, 10%46. grdinuey, 445. Cowon tiem; geod ordinn wise, & salen, 1, tock, Cotton firm ; middiing, 1 re Flour firm and tn fate demand; prices unch: aes Potton firm ; ego onatnary, wie. Btoe! nide petroleum at da,: a ves: 244 tons, hones to heuce with yan Americ: st, Jolin, N. B., at $17 and primage. 1, 7,000 quarters grain, au leah: bark, IN4 tons henee.to Demerara 1, 00 tons, Intd on thy an burk, 474 ti to River Plutte, with DOMESTIC MARKETS, Gauvestox, Jano 7, 1877. middling, 1 Net rece! Stock, 24, New OnLeAns, middling, 11591 Not reco! ance, 1,642; com *, Tioties M tow middiin OMe Net receipts, 4 bales. Export jules, 900, Stock, festi23, middling. Wise. ; + aren nies, une 7, 1877, jontten, June 7, pray 10" conatwl Bavaxwan, June 7, 1877, middling, Ye.4_ | 100, Net reesipt jow milddling,” 10340. 5 1S bales. Exports coust- Crranveston, Jane 7, 1877, ordinary Ne bigh mix id Bor only Hight rales to milters. ¢ Jas ter Noe 2. Siig in leh: Oats inactive. rae requens, 1s low middling, Lgge. @ 10%40.; {oli Wwe: Net reeointe, 38 alos. Silos, June 7, 1877. firm at $1 B12 for ward, 4yyne frm at at OO. 0 7, 1977, KO bole, Wheat od Fie: any heat, rity bushots ff 182,000 trot, ‘Flour shipped by VALO, J rn duit; quotable wt ity anid harley nor Other urticles nowt qucnebly eens, Hoge heavy and lower; receipts, common, $4 4 4 BO: tale king, Sb 40 0 BF Gi; bute! usm mixed Toledo Tor seed at 4c. a 30, fatke Fone, 00) bi IK it Flour firm, Wheat onened strom: ant’ ly easier; So, i white Michivan, $1: extra do solier Ju 10, BLY rin wood den ynetive und is and Te, a 20, higher ve dil and ior; whiners, 4! ,€.; clear vibe. The se Whiskey stemuy at pl Od) Buttor Linseed oil stenily wR A » miailes, Hie, boxed lots, curl,” W 2 short ia bang, Nt. 12 ee dard dull and lower; nly; #1 02 $9 124, July: 81 ‘O16, ‘Anause 99 15 9B) 17g, August PRINT CLOTHS MARKET, Puovipexcr, R, I. Juno 7, 1877. Printing cloths, 440. for best 64's bid and 43gc, asked. EUROPEAN MARKETS, COMMERCIAL, Livenroot, June 7 Corton—VFatures Grav: uplands, low middli and July delivery, 6 1- also wales of tho saur Loxpos, Juno 7- 00 P.M. Produce—Tallow, 44s. a 44s. Bd. percwt Spirits of sure pentin per ewt, % perewt, for No. 12 Dutch standard on the SpOL and Bn, fur do atloat, NEW YORK PRODUCE EXC Gk REFORT. June 7, 1877. im. ho At 0s, oxtra mess du.l at 10s , pris moss dull at Lurd—Prime Westra dull ut 45s, td. Tallow —Primo city Hat 40s, Od, Turpentiue—dpirity dull at 20s. Gd, Rosin— fine dull vt 10x, 6d. |" Cheese— oil Hh otogden, ot i 4 winter ‘Sout bers. nune lu the market; winter Western, none in the market, Coen—AMixed salt stoudy at 245. TER ommon dull at 5s. Sd., joun choive steady’ at Sin, Hart ¢ Extra On stendy al NDON, June 7, 1877. The amount of b Non gone futo the ‘Bani of England on five por cent rentox 104f, 62140. for United States four and « half per cent bonds, 105%; Minols Central, 52. Silver Isquofed at S8%4d, per ounce, Consuls 34 7-16 for buth money aud {he acconat, Pants. June 7, 1877. The « ot France hus increased 12,200, cle in the Bank VOr, during the week, HAVANA MARKET, Havana, 7, 1877. Sugar weakening. Spanish gold. 2 %, Exchange firm: on the United stat-s, U0 days, currency, 8 ® Ig dis- count; abort sight do., 4 a 3 premiunh, —_— FINANCIAL, Ta future a ade rtine eight o'eloe 20 Broud at., sow Yi insue Letters 0 hi ca Tipvetiers, payable fu auy part of ngop2. Asie, Attica, Auétralle draw Bills of Exel Mor Jyne i rabllcatlon afte? es J, & W. SELIGMAN ¥, as id Tolezraphic Transiers of and Gulitormin. LEX. FROTMINGHAM & CO, BANKERS AND Rrokers, 12 Wall st., dealers in ficxt olass Pats and, buy and carry Stocks, a* long ax desired, on margin of thre to five per cont, Bemd for explanatory cireular and weokly TEA ust ) LOA’ i m1 elty Property; “$00,000 t 6 per cent. roudway, roan 10. TA TER—MON BY: ON Policies und Mortyade: eifectes wish best Hh & CO. A =BPECU. LATIONS. $10 AND UPWARD." cod by, uss pits aud calls on wellve Atv Dayi jarge proits. Call or write for our explanatory Damphint sOuN HICKLING & CO., 72 Broa New York, T NEW bxe WANG, 29 WILLIAM ST, —SrocKs hought and sotd in small lots; commissh bins 1 per cent, WOMAN 3 ¥ co” DS ATORED AT Address FIRST CLASS 3 acres, ‘ owner defrays examin lon expenses, Address VEKMUNT, box Tiss Post vitice. QUANOIS Hi, TOBIAS HAS THIS DAY BF AD. eater tadkxmoniber of my fem. Tho ynstnens will be conducted ander the AR eee of P11 de TOWIAS, aL RSA 485 roperty, worth $5,000, Om £ fiand Serip wi FRICG OF HOPCHEISS & BURNIAM, omission Stock Brokers, No, 36 Baoap ‘ew YOuK, May 16, 1877, Proxies on Miehigan Content at the next annual We will pay for same one balt of, ws ARTED—TO BORROW $50,000 TO BH0,00) FORA A term of years on strictly first class St. Lu Dusinors without cor Properiy at 7 per cont inter Ad dre an LOA, (0 “LOAN, BEOOND tune, on first class finproved 3 LOAN, Herald ottice, 3) WANTED vor atx Mo KF ERENCES farnishe ur ‘often. @) 4) ‘ fon p 5 B B20 Ociver ony tntorest in tensoneld property. Address SHOU at ¥, Herald + ptown ollice. LIS To DAN-AT G PER © rx. on improved. ( care Homer Mi $350. O00 nr ak es, See rar 2 Vox 1,010 Post oflce, $1,000. OOO jth Harter. fveresist sie Giteus hn gt 3 nos cont; Law Foes and Commieuon: SL Wine st, ACOB V, 0, WYU c OP! AR TNERSHEPS. Tn Future all advertivements presented fur publicat afte ght oPelocke BY. M. will be charged double rates, FOTION OF DiNY LUTION. =the PitM OF ALLEN & Cronk, heretofore doing es in the ofty ot New York, ixtuis uay dissolved, 105 West S7ch st. New Your TT. mit, “VDRCK COUNF. ng ni nection therewith) be continued by the remaining copa MOLRIS HEYMANN, i Bae ti coun .D) A Aeeet Copartners MAN Siri. Wit _ Baw Your, June 7, 1877, WK FIRM OF NOLAN & GUL this day disoived. Mr. Netan the business at No, 63 Park Pia GIN Hudson st, Jury, 7, 187% jrawing Copartner. OnK HAR HEE hereatter condy a Mr. utimare at JOUN NOU MIGHAKL a GILMoRrE. BUSINESS ¢ ORPTUNETI BS, In future all auerttements presented for publication after eight o'clock 2, M, will be charged louble rates, “SARSOC 4 WITH 85.00) CAST CAPITA along, woll oxtablished, Jegitimare eash business, to manaice oiien dutios: overs, satiinetion aor m por sonal interview. Adress (In confi le Tnaime, sta x when nnd where to be see, ASSOCIATE, vox Horall oMce, for tires days. SRIAPLS MANUFACTURING Ales rare chance man with Gast or real estate, FORTUS HANDSOMELY virreD UF A in Brondwa: Wagon, stable A PROFITABLE OPENI Another in th Basi weekly clon “Worse ani vite Rie K IN SMALL HOTEL of I vears: at iy VAPITALIAT WANTED—TO I iuanutbcwuritig Susinees Address 1) oitiee, Fr SALE—THE RIGHT Fou THe ates for the simplest, cheapest, most durabic rospects beat gas xennorati iis Lamp ever invented; me equal to and ny Onl Rani eonvwrtl> Seamennienl stow ‘Timromshly pra: tien! tins oF cooking oF sh, Sen nee ore en ity. . | his Directory as * BUSINESS OPPURTUNITIES. rae rt BTRaNIR eT ee pDrSINS Ts UREPOL INVERT Post offtce, New York, nlars and terms, WANTED, TO BL whies ean be mannfuct and rondily sold. or te A PATENT FOR AN od with & small capital ‘Address, wi lars, 2, OOM... Nerald 11K SULNORIBER Wo! erally sje fat stock © Rites, ¢ sy tion émin: we ffl and healthy. \ 1 ed with the Lest food iforitue fine fine re fo wall uttomted andl mo to the R jn basement, offices J and K, or address C. t ofiice, TENT ¥OR SOME red 1m every: ni. Herald olties, SMALL ARTICLE Give particulars to PUR 8300 PARTNER IN TH REAL BSTATR AND ® ‘eStore Agency; arare chance, McDONNELL, 50 Chatham st IN A WELL KNOWN ful business, established ay Tull i Investigation. LLOYD, 29 Broadway, ——_-.+ + CHAMBER OF COMMERCE many years; easy ter A DEMAND FOR NEW LOCAL POSTAL FACILI TIES—AMELICA AND THE TREATY OF PABIS— AN IMPORTANT COMMUNICATION FROM THE COBDEN CLUB OF LONDON, Tho regular monthly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was held yesterday afternoon. The following resolutions concerning the establish ment of a branch post office on Union square wore adopted :— Reeaivea, by the Chamber of Commerce of the State of at in tholr best aa the. pos t ie Sone at of the U Hehment of a eon, aod’ cacousible ine es ollice, to tront on Union Square, in said city, ich now occupies n eontral wnd commanding poaitiun Te our recs vlitan commerce, That the Kxecutive Committee of this Cham, ested, respectiully, to present an ed preceding resulution to the Postm, AMERICA’S NEUTRALITY AND MARITIMY CAPTURES ‘The following importaut circular letter concerning maritime captures, recyived by Samacl B, Ruggles from the Cobden Cinb, of London, was read :— vonpey Coup, Ls Driv 8i—1 am directed by the eommni Club to write to you on subject whieh iy attention, It is wall known to you that In t ton was iiened nt Paris which altered the the countelos which agreed to its roviiahe by Juring that-1. Privateeriog's. spd remains, sboliste 2h The neutral flay covers enemy's goods with thy tion of contraband of war, 3, Neutral goods, wit! exeep- the ex- really to proveut neces to the 6 ny. Pot renvonsunocesunry for mo to detail, and probably better known to you tan to the, oma tee, the United id not Jom in the’ Declaration of Prarie: though they dono 40 bad welnuse been added extonding the principles declaration by exempting the private roperty of 4 belligerent on she high sews from setrure by ne" othor. bellierons, except 4 were contraband. Unf tunately, owing to 4 lange of government in your counte the negotiations that hed bees wot foot by you to att the adhesion of other countries to the abo aw mo, have not agreed to ise the United tates wou Brobably, be more often neg tral shan Delligerent in future, ft appears to the commitvee of this ctub tue the rights of meaera's are Ot Hrent Importance to you, The rute, theretore, of the Deslarat ‘lun of the neutral tes shoukl cover enemy's goods f must tena, to the eommerelat a0 ot the Gaited tito In time of war woul mo and tus ay, take place ta ite t sls appenm thes the fourth peineiple of dito the a blockades, Vs sit Ls Judgment, re ly m_® Foport of the pro- 4s on this subject whiel ty 1N7), in the New York Uni wikich tho quention te fully a fovting that the suiject of the ime from enpt bas Koved de attention, th iy ae. prelimiunry to the eon: siteration orincipte the United Staton lune. be ine a, principles laid down tn tho ject in view the com: what your you think ary of the United thi Glinva Wow to adhere to the With Deciaration of \'uris. mittee venture to are on this imupartaus matte nee the views hel Btntos t mplete'y wet at rest, whack ini pone the furthe A pontine ne rar sbatteus | nek i If “s have the honer to be, your lene Serva eee iroMAN BAYLEY ge tee. On motion s, Mr Raggles, the letter was Seok adh the Hon. William M, Evaris, Seerctary of tho Dep of state, for such consideration or davies eo the partment may decm proper aod expedient, Debato ‘on the subject was postponed uoul the regular monthly meeting in October, and 1,000 copies of the circular letter and of the debate of the Chamber of Commerce 00 the Ist of Decomver, 1870, reterred to 1n the letier, wero ordered to ve printed. The Chamber thea ad- journed, CUSTOM HOUS® INVESLIGATION, THE FRUIT TRADE BEFORE THE COMMISSION— AVPRAISER DUTCHER'S STATEMENT, A committee of fruit importors, consisting of Messrs, Thomas A. Madge, James & Douglass and T, J, Wen- borg, appeared before the commission at the opening of the session yesterday and impressed upon thoir minds tho fact that this trade is sufferimg greatly bo- cause special permits to uniogd cannot be granted, Sometimes seventy-five per cen: of the cargo is lost, yet tho importera ure compelled to pay duty on the whole, Collector Arthur, who was present, fully sule tained the views of the committce nud also suggested that ifthe domage allowance on fratt should be abol- jabed more revenue would accrue to the government from this source. Appraiser Dutcber submitted @ statement, im which ho gays that he deomed it his duty when plagod Iu the Appraisers’ Depart meut to test thorouguly the plan of appraisoment and tho eMciency of the men betore #ug- gesting changes, nud mukes such recommendation bow with some hesitation, because of bis short expe ‘i neo and the fact Wat bis predecessors during te 4t ton years havo, fo far as ho knows, recommended Sue few, if avy, changes in the system of appratsimg or the division of work in the department, MEDUCING THR PORCH He bag also carctully considered the question of roe | ducing tho force, nnd his judgment 18 tuat oe eruv¢ reduction can be made with proit-40 the gov- At this soasou of the your tho business erament, neustly Ngnt, bas tt Pines ag 10 July ond i» usually 1 is iy or still in August, experience leas to tho conctust some depart- there sould thorough — ex- ainivation and more complete —_vorification. The appeals from classification tor duty, Ac, which add much to the Iabor of the Assistant Appruiser, have iu. crossed trom 584 in the year 1873 te 1.201 in 1876, ‘and | during the first iour monthe of the current year they bed 615. It 16 iinportant that the openers and packers ehould be skilled aad exporienced in the work they have to periorm, and they should not be required anale iron one day aud laces te xt. ‘The matter rs are needed tn ordor that two may bo assigned | ry examination iade elsewhere thun at the pub= he stores. It the experts from the different division of (his department are to be called upon to make the examinations for dawago allowances their number cea not ce diminished, GOULDING'S LITTLE GAME. What bas Mr. Lawronce G, Goulding against the people of New York tuft induces him to misicad their friends by publishing an unreliable Directory? Pere haps we bave misjudged him. Thero may, after all, be a method tn bis madness, Who knows bat whit | be t# tn a coop laid plot with oar tmpecantous citizens, who lave prevailed upon him to give their last year } roar in tne hope of misleading duos? With whas | pee of security Mr, Mantatini, of third avenue, Fotrres to the bosom of his family, k wh name 18 Gown th (be Directory as still of t on Second svenue! How bis wicked eyes the top of his pointed mustache as he th inks of the bills that are pouring in at Second avenue, and he sits so near avd yet so lar! Mr, Goulding, a School Commismoner, a m: whom our youth should took with respect re oom plute aud compronensive aud able? than a thet hes hitherto been puvlished im this eny, bo must know, os overs one clxe koows, that 1 im | neither complote nor reiteble, Mr. Vanderbilt ts now down in this Directory, but other men Whe are quite ag deud ore, Our pew citizens who came to us with the let of Say ate ignored, and removals are utterly di-ro= garded. How can Mr, Goulding red tho profe ace he his Directory and look himeelt yos? The oflice of Unie beet a anything vat a pleasant week, Righteously indignwot patrons baye “wanted to know, you know,”? and if rumor ve beloved owe have pat their interrogations #0 a8 to call for & exctamations from the protesting Goudiog. It seems that We are not going to travel oat to Harlem to sce e {rend who has moved to Fourteenth street without Knowing the ronson why, Perhaps Goulding think Uut the longest way round is tue shortest Way Lome Others are not of this mind