The New York Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1879, Page 11

FINANCIAL AND. COMMERCIAL The Stock Market Very Ac- tive and Strong. Govemment Bonds Firm, States Dull and Railroads Strong. Money on Call Easy at 21-2 a 8 1-2 a 8 Per Cent. —_+—__—_ Wan STREET, Monpay, Jan. 13—6 P. Speculators would be compelled to con over tho history of many past months to discover # more brilliant bull speculation than occurred to-day. From the Alpha to the Omega of the day's business stocks advanced, and those were counted poor indeed which id not gain something upon opening prices. The most particular favorites were Delaware and Lacka- ‘wanna, the Northwesterns and Lake Shore, and about those congregated the great body of speculators. The bears would fain believe that the position of the long interest resembles that of moths hovering about lamps, and that a singeing of wings is an imperative necessity, The bulls regard the advance as 4 warning light hung out to burn, which should light the vilost aiuner who may happen to be short of stocks on his return to the long side of the market, ‘There were many conversions of this sort to-day, and the same created » demand to cover shorts at current prices, and withal invited good deal of realizing upon the part of successful bulls; but neither the buying of the one party nor the selling of the other seemed to affect prices much after midday. From this time onward the market remained steady and strong, with the Northwesterns and Erie closing at the best points of the day and with the rest of the list following close after. The upward burst in the prices of stocks, which proved rather dazzling to the senses of the ordinary stock broker (muddled as he hes been by slong continued dulness), seems to be due first to the fact that the better condition of af- fairs fairly warrants an advance, and second that, almost without exception, the prominent stock Operators, recognizing’ this fact, have ranged them- selves upon the bull side of the market. The opening, highest, lowest and closing prices of stocks at the NewYork Stock Exchange were as a} pra Opening. Highest, Lowest, Closi ang. est, Closing, Del. and Hudson. 40! 41 40% 4053 96 95'¢ | 95% 10% 1044 4% 14 2% 23% rr) 70%¢ 7% 18 ene sana) Northwestern p1 4 803% 1946 803% Bt Paul.....,... 35% 86 35% 85% 8t. Paul preferred. ... 77 M% «| TOK Del., Lack. and West. 45% 47% 45K 4G, Michigan Contral..... 793 80% = 79% BONY 119%. 120 Wy 1194 aig ty 20 a4 «86 35 83 83 81 4 40% ATK A% E 89% = 90% BE 98 Hannibal and St.J..: 13% = 14 3% 33 Han. and St. J, pref... 35 856 3535 35% The closing quotations of stocks at three P. M_ ae Bid, Asked. d. : Bid, Asked, A&P Tolograph 41% 32) Kansas & Toxas. | 6 674 Canada South... 4659 Lake Shori WS TM Chi BNW... 53 ich Central... 793g 80 Chi & NW pi orris & Essox. 73, 73 Chi, RL & Pac. -11 Mil € St Paul... 35%) 36 G,B & Quiney..112% Mil & St P pret. 76% 771 Ce & Te. 5 NYContral....114° 114 COCe NJ Contra 3546 35) Chica Ohio & Mins. Bg | t, 1 & Alton prof.105 Ohio & Miss pf. 21° 21 Canton 27 Pacltie Mail...<° 10. 404) > 25 104 104 iL 12 J Tivtnels “The total sales ot stocks to-day aggregated 319,450 shares, which were distributed as follows:—Canada Southern, 956; Chicago and Northwestern, 29,414; dg, preferred, 24,224; Chicago, Rock Island and Pacitic, 905; Delaware, Lackawanny and Western, 62,410; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 4,220; 22,100; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 350; do. preferred, 710; linois Central, 2,385; Lake Shore, 65,550; Mich- igan Central, 10,740; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 17,365; do, preferred, 12,860; Morris and Essex, 4.900; New York Central, 715; New Jersey Central, 18,340; Pacific Mail, 3,320; Pittsburg, 1,750; Wabash, 4,535; Western Union Telegraph, 2,950. Erie, Money on call was easy at 2144 8 34% per cent, and Closed at 3 per cent. The following were the rates of exchange on New York at the undermentioned cit- ies to-day:—Savannah, buying 44 offered, selling par # 3¢ premium; Charleston, very scarce, buying 8-168 5; discount, selling 1-16 a par; New Orleans, commercial \{ 45-16, bank 4; St., Louis, 50 pre- mium; Chicago, steady, buying 1-10 discount, sell- ing 1-10 prémium, and Boston, 25 cents premiam. Foreign exchange was advanced to 4.844 for bank- ers’ long, and to 4.8814 for demand sterling, with ac- tial business at concessions, ‘The Sub-Treasury have paid out $30,963 in gold for the redemption of legal tenders, and réceived $145,000 gold for which legal tenders were paid out. Government bonds were firm but dull, and they closed steady at the following quotations:— United States currency sixes........ United States sixes, 1581, registered. bse] States sixes, 1881, coupon... nited States sixes, 1867, registered. United States sixes, 1867, coupon... United States sixes, 1868, registered. United States sixes, 1868, coupon... United States ten-forties, registered. United States ten-forties, coupon. United States fives, 1881, registered, United States fives, 1881, coupon. . United States 1891, registered. United States 44's, 1891, coupon United States fours, 1907, rogisterod. United States fours, 1907, coupon... ‘The subscriptions to the four per cent loan to-day amounted to $6,220,000. Bul, 120% 106% 106% 101% 101% 104 104 Wis 107% ion 07g 105 $5 105 936 903, ‘Asked, 120% 106% 106% 10245 10254 104 1044 ‘The London advices report consols strong at an ad- vance of per cent, being quoted st 95 13-16 for money snd st 95% for the account. United States bonds are 5; to % per cent higher, except for 1867 which declined '4, to 103%. United States ten-forties rose to 110%, 4) to 108 @ 1084g, and fives to 100%. Brie advanced to 23% a 24; preferred to 39; Ilinois Central to 85!;, Pennsylvania to 34, Now Jersey . Central to 36, and do, consolidated firsts to 18, At Paria rentes fell off to 113f. 47 gc. State bonds at the Board were dull, console were weak and sold down to 6014, Louisiana District Of Columbias sold at $14; a $1, and North Carolinas, new, 9 20, In railroad bonds the largest transactions ‘wore in New Jersey Contral adjustment bonds, which advanced to 96, rise of 4% per cent. The other changes were as follows :—An advance of 1% per cent in New Jersey Central firsts, consols, assented; 2 per cent in do., convertible, assented, and Cincinnati and Springfield firsts, guaranteed by Lake Shore; 1 per cent in Lehigh and Wilkesbarre consols, assented; 7% «la Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern firsts; 9 + Im Central Pacific firsts (San Joaquin branch), 4% in ‘St. Paul firsts (Le Crosse division), and i in North- west gold sevens and Union Pacific firsts, There was ited Railroads of New Jorsey. nsylvania Railroad, high Valley Railroad, tawisss Railroad preferrod, . Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Boh Tht Navigation preterred, Py Central Railroad. Lehigh Navigation Pittaburg, Titusville an Hostonville Railway Central ‘Transportation. a decline of 46 in Wabash convertibles, ex coupon, snd % in Denver and Rio Grande firsts. ‘The closing prices of Philadelphia stocks were: Bid, Asked, 116 135 about 114 38 14 be % ty 4256 ‘The sale of mining shares a¢ the New York Mining Stock Exchange were:— 1009 Ber & Edith. 1000 do,..... 1009 do. 500 y iawwter 15 Consolidated 2 AO..,eerrnee : SKCOND 500 shs B & E...be baO 11 1000 do,....sbe b2O IL 500 do....be blo 1h 1000 di a0 1D 10 Bodi 10 10 Califormia, Wy 5 Consol Va di 1 55 Leods. 100 Gold Placer. 100 Plumas. CALL—1 P.M. 100 shs G Placer. be b30 100 do. be bso 100 do. -be bis 100 do. ¢ 100 do .830 200 Hukill. 6 DLO loo dow. 60 THIRD CALL—2:30 P, x. 200 shsLacrosse.ac DOO 29 ‘SU Indepondence..ae 1.05 100 Plumas. .b3 8.50 100 a -b3 3.50 luo do... b1O 3.55 10) shs Plumas. 10 California. 10 Consul Virginia.be 10 Julia... 1 do. ‘The closing prices of mining shares in San Fran- cisco were:— Cons. Virginia, . Crown Point........ 5% Eureka Consolidated 26% Exchequer...... 5 Gould & Curry, Grand Prize... ‘The following telegram was received in the from San Francisco to-day Hale & Norcross.... 14% Julia Consolidated.. $34 Justice. @ Mexican: , 3 Northern Belle, Big Ophir... 2 881g Overman..... -l Raymond & Ely..... Th Savage..... 1354 Sierra Nevada. 4844 Union Consolidated, 534 Yellow Jacket. 1834 Bodie. + By ‘Washoe Consol, By street The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer City of Pekin, for China and Japan, carries $500,000 in silver, ‘The Nevada Bank have bought a wharf, -and are building extensive wheat elevators. mont Mine has closed down. The Bel- It is reported that rich ore has been struck in the lowest level of the Sierra Nevada mines by diamond drills. circulated of new discoveries on the Comstock, assessment list for January shows a large increase. a NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, BEFORE 10000 N © 6's, Ju 1000 NJ Cent ist, eo 10000 do. 5000 do. 10000 do. 5000 do. 4000 N J 10000 N J Rumors are being The Monpay, Jan, 13, 1879, CALL10— A, 200 sh ‘B00 3300 do. 2000 do. 00 Wabash 200 do 100 Northwé goo do. 5000 CanudnSo ist... 78% 500 do 19000 Mich Central 7's 11433 1800 do. 5000 C,C & 10 Ist... G3 2100, ‘5000 GL 4400 20000 900 ‘5000 Mo, K & c's. Hg 100 1000 do... 5244 200 N J Contral 20000 Lehigh €WB'c'a 42° G00° ~ do 53000 Cleve &P ¢ 8 fs 112% 100 do. 2000 Cent Puc, St Jb 97" 1715 St Paul. -. 971g 700 do. SRE Nist 71% 400. do. 600 shy Del & Hudson. 1000 St Paul p! 5u Western Union 1 100 do... 300 100 Pacific Mail, 10 do. SNYC&HR 800, do. wo 4 . 400 do 100 do. 200 Rock Island 200 Union Pacilic. bu) Eri 5 2800 Del, Luck & We 210 Chica; Al S00StL, ROM N 120 do. 400 Kansas & 200 5tL, KO & N 200 di Tu luo 3 iu B00 100 Lb oA $10000 US4's,c,1907.be M. 83 M. 9036 FIRST BOARD—10:30 A. M. $10000 D of C3.65;e.be 81 10000 B, CR N late 7 ‘3000 18000 15000 200.) 30000, 20000 10000 ‘bd 10433 Mhooo CAN ids 1088 2000 CANW €. Fg bds 104 1000 Morris & Eas 2d. 110" 109 100) 0, ©, © & Leon., 96 900 "do. ia or 2000 D & Tir bds, ‘oh wow stL, KC & Nr 07m, 185. .be b3 95. 5000 Don & Rio Grist 914g 2n00 di ont, 000 HL & 5000 do. 1000 Codac P&M ist 91 1000 Clev & Tol n bas 10015 1000 Metrop Elev Ist. 9S); 5000 oo 1000 ovo Mich Cont 7's. 5000 Mo 4 . 107s o7hg o7 10100 BM & 2000 Phe of M 1000 KP 1,7. 1000 C, © & 1000” do 1000 do. lwo do. $15000 La 7's, consol. 61 8000, d 60g 12000 So 0 13 000 Mo 6's, 88d 19786 10843 12000 NJ Cen adjtbds 943 70 — ‘do. ry 1000 NJ Con Tet, cas 777% 1000 “do. ‘774 10000 do. 78 1000 di my 200d ay 400 do, Tis 5000 do. TiN 2000 South Pac oF 2000 Quincy¥T 1at.ze OL 500) Han dSd 890.03 1 NY Elovated a“ 500 2000 N 625 1000 Metropol’n 0 5000 do 200 4000 NIG 40 10000 Mo, K & Te 400 2000 Tol & Wab ¢ woo inouad Sep 100 5) do 200 iM wo woo jou 100 300 700 Pacitie 4 500 100 NY Co Bou wo di 400 do 100 do 100 8t Paul pt. 100 do: 500 do 100 do. ‘ 2200 Erie Raiiway..... 1100 do. ‘ z4u0 do. Ww do. 300 do $s son Bat woo Mieb 00 1500 00 100 400 dos 1100 Lakeshore. - 1200 do. w 1s) Llinois Contes 200 do, 100 do 150 do 18) do 100 de 100 Union Pac 100 do 100 de 100 4 20 StL, Kan 00) du goo St L & Kan © 500 Northwestern. 1200 332 9434 2775" “do. % 100 Han & St Jo p 44 40 g3000 C, C & TC 2d. 2000 "do. Su00 do. 2000 R, W 4000 Tol & 6000 do. 2000 do 4000 Gr W 2000 N.C & StL ist Jov0 ©, St PAM 1 gi 1000 CRS1 ater by LS 2000 Mem & Char 1s 1000 StL&5 Fr 2d, 3000 Int Ist, with Ine 102 sha Adanis Express 5 Wolls-Fargo Ex. 18 Pall Pal C Co. 100 Del & Hud Can.-be 200 Am Dist Tel... be 100 West Un Tel..be bit 200 Pac Mail 38 Co.be 10 do. 1300 Erie sooo do. 10 Erie pref. 100 Minois 100 Unii be do. 200 ©. M & St P..be 53 900 C, M & St P pf..be 70 di 1000 Del, Lack’ W.be 100 Morris & Essex. be 104 Chicago, Bur & s x3 S mo 6 Canada Bo. 550, do. ‘31 Chi & Alton. 100 do 100 di 1109 St L, 100 Han & St Jo. 800 Ohio & Mins... 100 Ohio & Miss pe. 2006, 0 &1 0. § CALL—12:30 P. 1700 shs Northw'n pf. lied 700 di 1500 do LOC, 0, C&L. yoo de 10 200 lwo 100 200 St Paul 400 ds 100 Chi & Alton ‘ i eed I} Fd 46 87 100 B33 74 106 80. 119% Be Fs Prd 3544 Ti, a” M. : 1800 . 52 2000, C £10. 5 200 + 52%, 100 do .. ° Bhy su S25, lOUStL eS Fran pt. 44 $26000 US 6's, ¢, 'B1.., 100%% $10000 US 5's, ¢,'81.b3 107% $20000 US 6's, ¢, "81... 1065% $100000 US 5's,0,"61.be 10734 SECOND $8000 D of 100) Nd Con Tiss 10 1000" do, K 4000 do. 4 aduib.s30 96)3 "2000 do. 95" 20 shs Au 10000 Chie & 6 8 Am Exprose 000 La & Mo Ri 200 Del & Huds 4000 Keok &De: 10 Pacific Mail.....be 8000 Lehigh &W- 25 do 5000 do... 15000 Chic& NW ec BU00 Syra, B& NY Ist 104 400 2000 Denvt Rio Gist 91 140¢ 4000 Harlem Ist 7'sc. 121 100N J Central Bo00 do. ashe MAK 200Chic NW......be S2i¢ | 1000 Cedar Fallw€t 1 9393 BOO do... 10000 Met Elevated Ist 84g 400 de. | | | 5000 Mo, KeTex esf ay 5254 200 20000 do. - 500 Mo, K & Tex 2d: 164g 100 7000 do +17" s10 8000 NY Cen Ist cou, 1191 200 3000, do 20000 "do... sae 3000 NY Elevated Ist 104 4000 Ohio& Mins cou b 105 10000 CenPae gold bds 1075, 20000 KanP17sDDee Tig BOO ‘000 Del. Lael aeW 3000 D, LaeW 7° 5000 West Pacific bds 1033¢ | 50 5000 OC TC Ist... 1000 do. » GOs, 300 Canada So be 2000 ¢, © € T634°""" dx * loo Mo, Kan & ex! She 1000 Rome,W £Ogd ei 26 St Liron M&So.be 18000 StL, KO&Nre7'95 500 800 00 ‘500 700 ” 200 do. Be 10 Pacific Mail. 200 do. 400 300 ‘yoo 100 700 200 do 1700 do 400 do 1200 di 500 do. 1100 1100 do 100 200 Mich Central...... 2 500 A v 609 600 500 100 300 310 200 goo do 100 do 300 do 100 do 100 Tlinois. 4 do. 500 do a 200... do; 10 do. 817%, 100 do 100 Pittsburgh ; sey 100 do 100 do 100 Chicago & “Alto: 200 do, oo a 90 BBG 00 200 Foo 100 1400 do. 100) Northwest pf qo do. 1000, 100 400 100 2700 1300, 3900 800 200 300 . BL $1000 Tol&Wab Ist xc 11015 8000 Tole Wab 1000 Q & Tol 1st x ¢. be 773% 1000 ~ do.. n Ist, INWO 116% _ G00 TIL 610 Erie pref... 500 Mich Central. $00 Chie, M&StPprf.be . 19g 100 Chie, Bur & Qui 000'Canada’ So 'ist g 784 13900 Del,Lack & W.be 784 10D bi) do 100 do 2x00 do 106° 600 StL. K 600 StL. KC GO'y 200 Chic & Aiton, 100 Chi, Bur & @ 500 St Paul 1400 650 St Paul pi 25 Rock Isiand, 100 Del, Lack 4200‘ do BHO 2500 1200 100 St Lt 500 Kansay 100 Hau & St Jo pe. 400 Morris & Essex. di 200 St L, Kan C & N, do 100 St L, K G'& N pf. 100 Ohtio & Miss. 200 Ohio & Miss pt BUC,CHIL..... 130 P, 2:30 P.M. BOARD—1L P.M. xe Rb xe 6) Tol &Wab 2d “be 680 abe Union Pacifie. .°b Sev & Pitts gtd.be do do do do do be ‘EN prf.be sbe do. TO 8 PR do do do do do do do do... di do do do: do ‘do do. do do do do. do, do do St Bost | Southern su | Soathern fui | Corn mea!,'white Wester | Corn men | asked; March, No. COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE spor 1 TURES CLOSED BAREI -16c, LOWwER—FU- x STEADY— FLOUR STEADY—WHEAT, MODERATE DEMAND—CORN FIRM—OATS STEADY—PORK ACTIVE—LARD * EASIKR—WHISKEY STEADY—SPIRITS TURPEN- TINE QUIET—ROSIN UNCHANGED—PRTROLEUM QUIET—COFFEE QUIET—SUGAR FIRM. Monpay, Jan. 13—6 P. M. Business was fair in all the leading products to- day and fairly active in afew. The markets were generally steady, On ‘Change flour was steady, Wheat was in moderate demand, but firmer for all except No, 2red. Corn was firm. Oats were steady, Whiskey was steady. Pork was active. Lard was easier. Cotton on the spot was 1-l6c, higher; futures cloned barely steady. Cofleo was quiet. Sugar ruled firm* Naval stores were dull. Gils and potroleum were quiet. Corrxx.—The market for Rio wa: firm under light supply. Wo note » bags and 91 bbls. Jamaica, per Atlas, all on private torms. We Savanilla, pee sundry vessel quote :—Ordigary cargos, 1le.; f: 15e. ; primo do., 153ge. a 16e.; extrome range for lots, Te & 17%c.; Santos, fair to good, 14}: Java, government bags, re. 24e.; Singapore, 16e. w 17e. @ 15ec.; St. Domingo, We. a Le. Mexican, 15e. @ 16¢,; Angostura, Ie. # 17e. ;Curacoa, 13}g¢. a 14e. coffee, January 7, 1879, 83,482 bags, Arrived since, 28,131 bags. Sales since, 5,579 bags. Stock of Kio in first hands :— Gulvesto: New Orleans. Hampton Road: Baltimore. New York. New York. Total .. ‘Total siock Aflout and loading for Farchased tur United States to Jun Santos). Total visible supply.............. Delivered from warehouse during the wook :— Baltimore. New York. on the spot w. d steudy at the de Faw higher, but the advance was soon muurket was barely steady aud (ro the day. ‘The Salus of spot cotton Consumption vit Speculation. E aL 345, les 3 za running in quality not more U low the grade quoted) — Ordinary. Strict ord Good ordinary: Striet good ordi Low middling Strict low middling, Middling vane Good mnidditiag i} o Striet good middling. 1 L1G 10 HIG 10 B16 Miduling fair...... S10” 10% Si O16 WAG 1 TLae si—Uood ordinary, 7 0-160 8 1-16e.; low middling, 80 16e.; middling, 8 15-16, For future, delivery the sules were ay’ follows :—Saturday, after M.—February, 100 at B4ve,, Bat Y Le, 1,500 at 76, Y.Sde. 5 May, 100 96 Ue, 200 wt) 1v.1ie,, 500 at Tu. bales. Today’ up to 2 P. 100 at 9.408. 109 at 9.57e., 900 at oi TUTE, 100 ae L0.08e, 10,08e.. 100 at 10.08 100 at 10. 18e. vu 1, 2.58 S80 by’ sail, hoe. § Brome, 4 20,000 bbls. within Jot, but steady, with 40,000 bushels State sold late lon, 15¢. @ ewido, 1333c. @ 163. ; Laguayra, Le. # 15, to-day, compared with tho rday, were as follows :— day, Janwery V1. Mowtay -y 13. January. meee January. Oda 0.36 7 February WAT af Maret. w66 ug Todi, Bat, Hoey. — Tota! 7 & s! aL Shy sihis Sie 8 ia46 8 9 r Oy April, 1,000 at 876... 700 at WE LOUK, LOO at 1,086, Ju) 4400 at 10.186, Tosal, T —Janwary, 100 wt dude., 100 ab | S.aiHe., This day Ide. yeas of 500 bbls, niet, JOO bbls. suld within the range, s dull. Mild coffee was 3 of 234 and nd 1,300 bags fair do., 14ige.; good do., ge. # LSe., gold, 90 day: ; do., grass mats, 2c. a 4e.; Mara Jamaica, 14e, Costa Rica, 15e. 017 I6e, 16}ge.; Savunilla, Stock of Rio aud Santos Bays. 1X17 d the market h res opened 4 a 7 points | wt, At the close the W5 points lower fc OS a O82 9.96 a 9.00 10.06 10,07 10.15 @ 10.17 10.23 w 10.25 ows jaturday, otation Tos 7 VIG 8 1918 9 148 » 18 Y248 Or16 1116 91946 9.1916 i strict good ordinary, Su ab 9.500., 1,800 at Mareh, J,600'at 9 70e., 100 100 at 10176, 51,900 bales. > bales, This d bales. Mie loan was steady; tli uthern, were Abou Ryo flour wns Corn meal was ye was dull to inday at S8e.; State quoted at Sse. a 68¢, Barley and malt were quic quate i 0, 2 Stat Superfine State, Extra State. Choice State. Superfine We: Extra Wester Seeeuny EScke ipping je brands Family. . City mii! 8 ei Louis, Rye four Southern ily Corn meal, Wester Jorsey.. Jorn meal, Brandywine Corn meal, puncheon —Whent was somewhat irrogular, rod winter b while other grades wore sioudy or firmer, The wore the bid “and asked prices at the second Spring, for January, Y7ige. bid, We, asked; N January, $1 10% bid, $1 11 asked; do., February, bid, $1 10% asked; No. 2 amber, for bss $1 03" asl bushels at $1 07 4 $1 OY for No. 2 and choice amber, 81 a8] 10% for No ary: $1 U2 for No. 2 Milwaukeo, oe. for No. 2 Spring, Vie, for do. Feb white, was firm, closing at the second call as follow: uary steamer, 4540. bid, 453ge. asked: di bid; 47340. for'old, 4o7%e. bid, 4e. asked steamer, 443, A 0. 2 2) de, bid, 47. asked ; May, D bid, AG!je, nk January, at Abe for immediate ‘de steamer; 4se. mixed; 474 2, to arrive, 20,000 "bushel White, 4c. 0 4 ‘or oid No, 2, and 46) were steady, with sal We suote—No. 2 “white, e.5 Non I1NGe. w B1ge. 5 r anv Jurk.—The niurket throughout was quiet without change in prices, We quote :—American, dressed, $179 for for 04 $210, gold use butts, 244 5c. p. Ge. w Ze.3 Sisal, 9e. MOLASSE! but foreig: was neglected. We quote and mixed, 16e, a Ie. ; layed, 18¢. # 20e,; muscovade, te: fining, Ie, ae. ;do.. grocery, 20e. a Porto Rico, ise. a English Islands, 186. w 25c,; New Orleans, new Hs Stouus.—Tho market for spirits turpentine dull, but nominally unchanged. Rosin was likewise dull, We quote :—Spirits turpentine, merchantable order, 273s¢ VBL 8742 strained, $1 95, ‘Tar—WIi #2 1214; Washington, $2; pitel, $2. Advices from steady; strained, Rosin—Good strain mington Wilinington were as follows:—Kosit Piet wood, $115; spirits firm at 2olge, ‘Tar steady at bb. Purpoutine steady; bard, @1 25; voft and virgin, ‘ Ashore. Afloat. |. 81,467 S54) re 1,650, 7D quiet, closing follows:—Junuary, 40c. bid, 4U!gc' asked; Iebruary, bid, 414ge. asked; March, 4Ue. bid, 44e, asked; April, 4! bid, 4c. asked; first half year, 3Ugc. bid, 4ic. asked, seed 0 jot but firm, We quote :—Linseed oll, A: icun, (2e.; Unleutta, Gle. a Oo perm—Crude, 86 biewched winter, $1 01; natural, 96e.; crude Northern whale, 42c.; do., Southern, 40c.; bleached winter, 5ve, nuturdl do. 46¢.; extra bleached winter white, 520. bleached wit er elophant, G5e.: winter bleuched fish, Crudy fish—Sound, 3U¢, ; Eastern, 32 PetRoLecy.—Tho market for’ refed was_ quiet steadier. We quoto:—Crude, burrels, 8c. a Sige. ; 0 Biyc.; refined cargo lots, 9e.; cases, ie. for ordil refined at Phiiadeiphia, 83 mn, 63! TK New York, 20,00) bot L OvEy, 18, opening, $1 0¢ exchanges, 349,000 bbis, POULTRY AND GaME.—Owing to the cold weathor all poultry, with the exception of Philadelphia, is frozen, The demand was fair and the supply full. We quote:— Turkeys, « 16¢, Fowls—Philadelphia, 1c. a 15¢.; State an 15e. @ 13% Be. w 120, cks—Philadelphia, Westei . woe; mallard, Te. por pair; stall fod pigeons, $2 per dozen. ‘BI ude. por doxen, Guined fowl, Toe. per » W 1Ne.; Stute Phil 25. por pat gnslish snipe, St Red heuds, $1 00 per pair, Partridge: PRovistons.—Receipts—Pork, 939 bbls, Lard, 3,353 terces, 1: , 020 Keys and #00 cases, Cut meats, TGTE pi Bacon, 454 tiereos und 5,305 boxes, Beef, BS tierees and 1,000 cases, Dressed logs, 4,276, Pork was active; sales Were S80 bbls, old mess at '§7 50 ao $7 60, i) bls, new mess ab $3 75,4 $Y 1244; 250 bble, as Western, family mess, at $837}. ) bbls. ‘mess, May delivery, ai $8 55 'a $9 50, and 75) bbls. do., for April, at $8 00 a88'05. The folowing were tho bid nd asked prices at the second call:—January, old, $7 40 bid, $7 55 asked; do. $3 75 bid, B9 10 asked} February, $7 40 bi oo usked; do., now, $8 79 bi old, $7 45 id, $7 69 usked;'do., how, 38 April, $3 55 bid, $9 asked; May, $5 9 long and short cloar at the West at 4e,; 390 d Sales were 4,000 pickled bellies, 16 Ibs. average, at 4e. boxes de $ lbs, ut Se. ) pickled shoulders at and 500 tresh hams at Ge. Dressed hogs a 4c. for city, heavy to. light; de. a bige. for Western. “Lard was fairl ‘he sales were 70U tierces Western at $6 U5 4 $6 10, (to arrive; 500 do. city at $6 a $6 05; 100 do, N + 9); 500 do. retined, Continent, at $8 55 fe bs et for pigs, * $6 so'for March. For future delivery thy sales were 2,50) tlereos, Januury, $6 O74 w BO 10; 3,000 do. F a a Ty 4 $8 15, and 3,50) do., April, at $8 15 the oliowing were the Did and ‘asked ‘prices at the second call :—January and February, $3 09 bid, $6.10) a March, $6 124 bid, $615" asked; ‘April, $8 bid, $8 20 asked; SM Buttor—K We quote Wostern, tine to faney Western” do., 10e. Cheese—Keevipts, 1,310 boxe quote State factory, fancy, Se. a Ye. eto fancy, 4e. @ Sse; skinimed do, ipts, Ui bols. The tmarket was quiot, but wi We quote:—Long Island, Now Jersey and State and Pennsylvani c. a 2Ne.; Canada, fresh under a good demand, quote ;—Carolina, fair good, 3! ve, Bige. & 76.3 Low’ good to pring, Gige. w 6 ry quiet, but Iate prices held with fir and soft whites were aslady oaaier, We quot ‘ood relining, U9¢. teifugal, bids. 8 to 1S, Te. a 43¢e olusues, hhds, hye.’ Porto ith ‘common to do. do., good to prime, Wie. a 7 Jac. Bien; olf A, Sige. a Nese, ; crushed, a Bye; powdered, we. u Dyes ie Ott do., SHWE, WH Le. ; ent tout, Hee, a By hae. 6 Te extra U's, Wye. crades, including € ge. 05 HTALLOW.—Recelpis—os hhds was fairly active, Sales wore 87.00) Ibs. at tye. Wiiskity.—Receipts, 2.012 bbls. The market wa vidat $i 1o%ga Sl 11, FivaGurs.—An improved demand was noted for tonnage offerings ood d —To Liverpool, 8. Gd: 300 tons for transatlantic voyages, but with rates were twine. Berth room wus firm mund per steam and sail. Engagement by sail, 1,300 paekages provisions, 2 ole 208.5 and by stea 3,000 bi a un, Gd; 200 tierces beef, . Hour, Is. 8d.; 79 tons flour, in sacl + tleree, wid pork at ds.; YO) bates” hops ats yd, and’ other lots at rate; some 10ts medsarement goods il, 350 packages provisi iad. and non pri stenin, © packages provisions, grain, Oiyd.; Bristol, stow Avoniaouth, steam, “U stowin, 15,000) bush sail, 1500 boxes buei iw Hritish ship, henee quarters grain, at 4 Dundaik, 3000 Norwegian eral cargo at Liverpool or Lo Od; an 1 quarters & a Norw 7.00 general carg Glusgow, general cary tons, heveo to Havre, ge NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS. MonDay, Jan, 14, 1878 RNCKIPTS FOR THK PAST WeiK, Veubs Sh and an Yards, Beever. Cows, Calves. Lamba, Sixtieth street 230 43 AT LTS Fortioth street a po oy Jorsey City.. oor 8 ¥ Totals, 48 Be ih to-duy , a . ieves—Tho’ arrivals were steady at current rate: To.. weights 4% ewt. a LO ewt, From on allowed Het jigoneral sales on 06 Ibs, veto good? inthe aggregate coarve and lean, oderate and trade stoors at Sige, per tb., with $1 on per head on 121 At Me, per Ib, weight Thy ewt, ly., weights Tyewt, aS ewt, aS) dive, a Le. per lb, weight 3 ewe; 49 Tlinois steors at per ib, weieht 83g ew Tilinois steors at Le. « 1 por Ib. weight Oewt. Gillis & Brown sold on eommis 24 Lilitiois sieers at Oe. per Tb. weight 74 ewt stoor# At Wye. a 10e. por Tb,’ weights 74 owt Coon & Thompse 14 Lilinols stoors at Uige. loc. per 1b, weights 7 owt w Tig ewt. T. Wheeler sold on commission oxen at Se. per Ib, weight 9 tat State steore at He. @ De. w 108, per Ib. weights " wT owt. 10 ‘ewt. D. Waixel for 8. Waixel 280 Iinois stoors— head wt 846. por 1)., 55 head at 8% per Ib. Weights Oly owt a7 owt, a 7h stein sold tor Meyer & Regonstein 1 head at 7% oad at Sie. por tb., 47 head w por It a ee: OF weights Oly ewt, a 74 owt. a7 ewt., with $Lo on BL bead, sold at G6. por Ib, 8 on head on head sold at be Ib ou per 15 hoad sold 0 head at Se. por Ib., 49 hoad at ewt. Vogel & Rey @ tb. ineliaing wt a7 ow ‘Olio steers at Le. # 10: wt. for Chancellor & Seymour 32 ¢ Wor Ib, hoad at 0 f ewh a8 bulls, live weight 1830 Ibs, at Hy 10i, weight Uh with $1 on per bead on 10 head, weights qul sold for N. Morris $6 Iilny illinois stoors at Sise, por | glits of both herds by ewe. J. sion 4S Obie steers at Sie. a 8 a ce i 14 Tinots $2 25 a $2 cy 4 4 3 4 5 4 4 5 + 4 5 4 6 3 3 3 ry 6 2 2 2 ary, 8 i ; do. February, $1 07%g bid. "The sales din cluding 40,000 bushels for fiture delivery) were 200,000 red. $1 10 for do,, Junuary and Feb + S210 Le 1d ad sage. tor y 1 “liaukost 2, 45%. The sales were 8,000 bushels new No. 2, 16,000 do., January steamer, at 4534¢., and nt dohae.s for for new No, fo, 2 do., 3L3Ge. gle dressed, $160; nndressed, $129 a $130; Pt 365m Be 4 Wasa moderate demand for domostic Cuba, centritugal the call as } Baltimore, Sic. push reports sales United certificates (crude ; Oil City, 10,000 at U at $1 06833, 16,000 ut $1 0675, 76.000 at 200 at SL Obs, 61,000 at $l 084)" 19,000 at W) acl 10, “Highost, SL 10; lowent, $1 U5.%55 ii; closing, $1 Us%@ bid, strictly; total boul 2 . Geese—Boston, 1Ce. 4 18e.; Philadelphia, 1c. 4 16e.; Western and State, @ $1 per pair; wood Grouse, $1 pér pair. Canvas del phia squabs, per dozen. Qu BO asked; March, bid, $8 93 asked; 5 bid,’ $0 10 asked. Bucon was tairly active hore and active at the West. Sales wore 250 boxes city long clear for January at $4 40; 750 do. 3 long clear, Wost, ut $3 90; 300 do. shoulders, Wost, at §2 90 and 450 boxes half wnd half, to arrive, wt 4ige. Cut meats were active. re quoted at te. ‘active and easier, $6 tty vid, $4 Wile ank ‘Tho market was stoady, ee itnout 4 Glge.; prime to For refined the imarket opened quiet ‘air refin- retined ad 38 bbls. Tho market ‘Gd. ; S00 puckaey butter, 37%, Ud. : 24,000 busl . 1,00 packages provisions, including beef, at Gs. on quoted 8s prices ranged from G)ac. a 10ts6. ch street yards T, (, Kastan wold for self 25 Lino head, weights 7 ewt. & Thy’ ewt.; 117 Illinois steers at S34: per Ib, weights 74 ewe, '73¢ ewt.; G1 Lilinote stoc ews.) OL Ilinois steers at State sold for selves JI Stato stoers at Ye. a Iilinoig steers—16 tb. per head 1 | esses 3 She BR 1 bid, 10% Jan: 0. 3 was Ale. ge. in: mer- STe. but aph- nary ‘and Tack. pair. . for old 50, hye. and spot Vat v near wero . and and fair, per 108. Hye. on owt, ive. tHe. por head, weights 444 owt per Ib., weight > ewt., stv lucky sivers at ‘por 1b. with St off por howd: i: siti fod bills, tive wolght 220 Tbs. at Sifc. per Ib. ; 2 bulls, live weight 1420 Ibs, ab 3 Lary cow at Tie. | 4iKc. per Ib.; Foxen at Be. per lb. woight S ews. : #8 West: orn steers at Sige. por Ib., with d. head on 42 head, weights 615 ewe. a 885 owt. M. I hh sold for 8. We Allerton 154 [linois steers—s> ‘on per head on 45 he: Ge. per Ib., with 50e weightd 6 owt a O!sowt. a7 cw sold for 8, W, Aflerton 4 Ti weights 54 ewi. aly ewt. D. Terton 165 Till ut 7c. por Ib., 19 head at c. por Ib., with $1 Ib. ; 14 head at Ib,, With Sve, on per head o: 14 head; 6 ead at 544e. per Ib. Lut 8340.) #1 on per head on 12 head: % te. por 1b, Sige, “por Ib head at ge 5, ewt. a Gyewt. a O& ewt. a 7 Moynes 95 Ohio stevrs—17 head at S!¢e. por Ib. Sige. por Ib., with $10 offon 17 hoad aud 81 on pe 15 head ; 36 head ut 9e. por Ib., with Ue. om per b head—weights, 6 ewt. a7 ewt.aTi,ewt, ©. Kahn so! Kahn & Co, #2’ Kentucky steers at Sige. por 1b., we! ewt., xeaut, Tolley & Sons sold for N. Morris Stocrs—I6 "head wt Bilge. per Ib., 20 head at ber Th. with $1 off per head; 16’ head at te. por th, with “Sue. off per head—weights, Gy owt. a Ty ewt, W. E. Dudiey sold for W. “Allerton T° bull, live woight 1,300 Ibs., nt 4e. per Ib.; 58 Tilinois stoers at Bc’ por Ib., with 0e. on per head on 31 head and $1 on per head | bn 7iiead, weights ewt. ably owt abl, owt: for AL J. | iddieton' 17 mixed State cattle ut Uije, u be. per Ib, iughts extremely uneven. 8. O'Douneil sold tor M. Me! Cloury 55 Ohio steers at 7c. per Ib., with Son per hes weight 6 ewt.; for 5. W. Allerton 1 bull, live wei; 1,500 Ibs. at de. per Ib attle at Tic. pe weight ew steers “wt | Bilge. per “Ib., weights wt 6 7 cwt., | 63 Minols steers—34 Lead 5. Samuels sold tor N. Mov 43 head at sc a ., 21 head’ at 8% 16 head at Ye. per Ih off'per head ; 11 head at 93se. i weights 6 ewt, a6 ewt. a 7g © for M. Blumenthal 2 oxon at “ge. per I ht 1,190 Ibs. w 15% a Be. s 4 33 Illinois. steers—s1 Tb, 17 » weight ibs. ad er ad at 34e. on 8. W.” Allerton b., 20 head at 9c. por por Ib.— weights 6c, a Tis ewt. ; for Steors—34 head ut t3ge, per 1b., 6S h Uc, off per head on $4 head; i head at Rive. $1 on per head on 17 head; 114 hoad at 8c. per Ib., with $1 ff per head on 17 head—weights 54% ewt. a0; owt. a cet. Newton & Holmes sold 3 cry cows at weight 7 ewt, ; 2 bulls, live woi tie. per Ib. 3 13 [1linois stee! Age. uw Be. per Ib. Se, por Ib. with $9 off the lot, weighty 04g ews. a 6s ews. my owt, Sime? axp Lawns.—Demand fair, with shoop, off Se, per Ih.,and lumbs steady at current Vaiues; quality course to choice. Sheep sold at 4 1b.; Tambs at per 1b.; ewes nt de. w4ige. per Ib. sold 189 Michigan sheep, welxht 17, 195 Ohio sheep, weight 17,540 Iby., Kentucky sheep, weight 8,780 Ib: 60_ Kentucky sbeep, weight 9,100 Ib ie. per Ih 227 State lnubs, woight 17,160 ibs, at Ue, por {he Newton & Holmes sold, partly Saturday afternoon, 120 Ohio sheep, Weight 11,390 Ibs, at 4¥%4e. per Ib. ; 38 Oblu sheep, weight 2,000 Ibs.,'at 43ge."y 4 Ohio sheep, weight 7,080 1bs,, at $4 66d por ewt.; 111 Ohio sheep, weight, 10,90 Ibs, ue $109 per ewt.; 5’ Ohio sheep, weight 590 Ibs. at Sige, por Tb, 2 Ohio sheep, weight 1,700 Ibs, at S34v.’ per 66 Ohio sheep, weight 7,330 Ibi, at” $> 85 per _cwt.; 159 State’ sheep, weight 15, Ibs. $4 561 “per ewt.: 36 State sheep, weight Ibs,, at Se.’ per lb. Kase & Pidcock sold 16) Ohio sheep, weight 15.220 11 at de. per Ib; 184 Oliv sheep, weight 44 Ohio sheep, weight 32,560 . H, Suddler sold 150 Olio shoop, weleht b.: 79 Ohio sheep, weight 4450 Ibs. , at $5 2735 per ewt.; 282 Ohio sheep, t 20140 Ibs. at $5 JO per ewt. Davis & Holleubse Kentneky sheep, weight 113 Ibs. per head, at 434 4 State sheep, weight 91 Ibs, per lead, at 4c. per 1b.; 9U “State sheep, weight 90 per head, at 46oc, per Ib; 140 Stato sheep weig! Ibs. per head, at 53¢c. per 1b.; 340 Ohio sl ‘s ss | Tox. per head, at $4 30 por ew! Vos. per bead, at 47gc. per Ib.; 143 Ohio shi Ibs. per head, wt 54, Ios, per head, at be. ; Toa, per bond, uf 434¢, por Ab. : 916, Canada 9 103 Ibs. per head, at $5 0644 a $5 15° per ewt. shoop and lambs, weight 86 lbs. pe J. Kirby & Co. sold 90 Canada, ew head, “at 4c. per 1b.; Canada Ibs." por head, at’ 4%e. 1.5 shoep, weight 109 Ibs. per bond,’ at 4%ge. por Ib, ; 208 Stute sheep, weight 90 Ibs. per head, at de. per | 3 lbs. per head, at 4 ge. per Ib ; eights 79 Ibs. aS Ibs. & 83 Lb weight 1 F weigh per bead, at 00 Cunuda lambs, weights 77 lbs. a 90 Ib . wt S8fe. per Ib, Dillen sold 160 Western sheep, weight 101 Ibs per per Ib; rn sheep, weighty 86 Ibs. per head, at 1b; 178) Wes weight 9? Ibs. ‘per head, at $& 70 per cw Western sheep, weight YS Ibs. per head, at per lb.; 170 Western sheep, weight 107 Ibs. per head, at 134 Western she 1i2 Ibs. per head, at 1 Western sheep. weights 105 lbs, a 108 at $5 10 per ews; 160 sheep and lambs, per bead, at ‘por Ih; 16 sheep und lanibs, weight 96 Ibs, per head, per Ib. ; 430 lanibs, weights 81 Iba. 4 86 Lbs, at 5%. "ver Ib. ; 103 lambs, weight 88 Ibs. pur head, at $5 80 per ewe. ; 182 lambs, weights 85 ibs. 0.90 Ibs, per head, at Ge. per Ib, Mitcn Cows.—Three cows, with their calves, sold at $30 8 $40 per head KALS AND Catyes.—Trado small. Grass fed_calvos sold at 23gc. u dye, per Ib.; meal fed calvos wt Se. w S3ge. por Ib. ; veuls ut Ze. w 8c. per Ib. #1 Obie hog 18 Hogs.—Late on Saturday afternoon, weight 245 Ibs. per head, were sold atte, per 1b, On t forenoon 43 Ohio hozs, live weight 150 Ibs. per head, suld at $440 per ew; 27 Uhio hogs, live weight 170 Ibs, per head, at 4¢, per ib, DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gatvxston, Jan, 13, 1879. Cotton—Estimated not receipts, 4,707 bales." Stock, 106,712, N 8s, Jan, 13, 187 Cotton firm; middling. 9%. dling, 8% ordinary, Hti¢. Net roceipts, 7,800; gross, "10,242. ports—Td Great Britain, 13,429; to France, 1,614 Sal 8,000, Stock, 358,493. Moniie, Jan, 13, 1879. Cotton firm; middling, 8%e. a 9e.; low’ middling, 54, Sixc.5 good ordinary, Se. Not receipts, 1,707, Exports coustwiso, 3,447. Sules, 2,500. Stock, 60 Adis, Savanna, Jan, 13, 1879. 3 middling, 9¢.; low middling, 846. ; good Not receipts, 4.345 bules. Exports coust- 1,400; lust evening, 400. Stock, 8,219, Cuaneston, Jun. 1 Cotton opened quiet but became firm; middli c.; low middling, 90. ; good ordinary, S: fst receipts, 3,346 bale: Export .S24; to France, 1.272; to the Continent, Wise, 1,842. Salos, 1600, Stock O4 es, WILMINGTON, Spirits turpentine firm at 26tjc. Ki ruined, “Crude turpentine stwudy; $1 25, for for yellow dij i 8 for virgin, Tur steady, $1 35. Corn firm; mixed, die. Cotton ordinar; wise, 1,158. ° Sal Osweco, Jan. 13, 1879, Flour unchanged; sales 900 bbls. Wheat firmer for somo grades; No.l hard Duluth 9] ig, $1 10; No. 2 Miiwaukes 81; No. 2 red Wabash, $1 UG; extra white Michigu: ; No.1 white State, $105. © unchanged; N Toledo, 43¢. Outs quiet; mixed State, 30c tar! held at $1 20; No. 1 bright, $1 13 held wt S2e. for Canada in boud. A. "In © corn, 370,000 do, ; barley, 745,000 do. ; rye, 35,000 de. ; peas, 17,000 do. urraLo, N. Y¥., Jan. 1 white winter, $9 25 % new pro- 3 eity ground No. 2’ spring, $375.0 $4.25; N eo > OO: amber, 24 BH 7 w * $5 50 a 8; new process, 37 5 $3 25 w $8 40 por Ul. Buckwhout flour, $2 25 a §2 50 p ewt. Wheat ti iually unchanged. Corn qui and anebanger Oats inactive. “Oatmeal active: Ing: soll, tino, $4 90 & $5; Ingers« net's, course, 8 & Sb B6 per bbl. Cornmealfjsten vars, at Toc. a We.; fine, BGe. BUG; ess, for family $1 40 per ewt. Md active and firm; gat the mills, coarse, $11 4 $12; fine, $11 as dy at ld a $15 rades held frm ; bat w limite is @ tuir supply of conunon with light S110 «$125: Quinte, 48 ibs., $1 JO; six-rowed St Derxotr. Jan, 13, 1879, 409 bbis white at $475 bbls. wheat, 20,000 bus! do. Shipments—Fiour, 2,200 bbls.; coru, 1,000 bushels; ‘oats, 1,000 do. Flour strong; family, $4 red and white, We. 4 0 Oats quiet but firm at 25¢. Barley dull wt $1 bid for No, 2 spri t $8 35 4 $850. Lard in good demand Bulkmeats quiet but_tirm; should 1, RS i cash; $4 lu is acou She. « fot but ira re, Bdge. | wuly wt $1 et, Butter quict aud une y with « fair domand. Hogs quiet b : | Wheat dull; amber Michigan, Me. ; No, 2 red winter, spot, v6! Bred, Wye. bid. Cora dull, No. 2, gan, 235, aFge.; Febraary, cbraary, disge.; N Outs quiet; Michi AGO, Jat 3.18 tin fair demand bat No. 2red winter, SUiye, # Sve. No.2 Chi engo spring, Sige. a Stige., March, No. ddo., Ge. a ¢ on, born quiet but firm; 207 ‘a Huy February; 20e., ce. Barley dull and now but generally lowe: closing firm at $7 80 cash; $7.46 & $7 S74, February st . March. Lard active, but a shady lower, $5 te e 72M, Febraary; $ 7744 0 #5 80, M dy, with w domand. Dressed steady, with « good demand at $3 10 a $3 1255. Keceipts— | Flour, 12,000 bbls, ; wheat, 101,000 bushel 106,000, do; oats, 81,000 do; rye, 4.000 do; barley, Shipments—Flour, 1 bo wheat, 16,000 58,000 do i rye, 2,700 do.; tf and Myc." high mmena’ Pork ta good deciined se. Lard in fair lined 2ige. EUROPEAN MARKETS, CUMMERCIAL. Livenvoot, Jan, 13—5 P.M. middling clause, de- 3 1SHad., also Od. 2" up- deliverable Juue and July, Cotton—Futures quiet; up! liverable February and M lands, low middling clause 8 thidd Prudtice—spirits of petroleum, 11d. per gallon, Common rosin, 49. Od. per ows. Lospoy, Jan. 13=5 30 P.M © tha linseed, dis. 6d. per quarter. ie! i petroleum, Od. por gallon, Spirits of turpentive, por ews, Havne, dan, 13, 1879, American lard closed at 44£. per 50 kilos. vxitroot, Jan li at 44a, d cut stay at 24s, Od. ; jong clea dy at 246. ; short dwms—La Pork—Primo mess Eastern 11 at 90s, stead, rp ‘tra State dull at rin 7s. Od.; epring 3 if ®. Vid. Od; new Southern w steady at Os, jew dull at Zoe. Gd; old dull at Qs. Sd. Cottonseed oll—Yel dail at 298, Rosin—Com: Loudon firmer at 9, Tur pontine—spir ke jend: ween anes n corn do., 95,000 do.; wheat do., January 18, from Atlantte rts, 24,000 do redo, Pueifle, 24,900 97,000 do. do.; 40, other sources, FINANCIAL, States bonds, 196 do. preferred, 39; New Jersey Central, Loxnox, Jan. 18—4 P. M. 03%; do. ten-fortios, MOMs Panis, Jan. 13, 187%, Exchange on London. 25f. 27\e. for cheeks. T REASC AA Endowme bodght; In panies at lowest pr J. J. HAM ara inmi GOLD and SILVER mines. Mi 6 A. K. CHUSOLM, Proprietor. LIFE AND ENDOWM Information free. Ase bought wud loans Ra CH & CO., 105 Broadway 2+ ——— o nd Mortgages; sane » of all kinds effected with best come box 1,880. $3 YEARLY, the only paper im vunts from the grees k orders exeeu! cK POLE Broadway. “A LL THE ACTIVE MINING SHARES BOUGHT AND A sold in the Broadway, LADY WISHE “A WIDOW DA Jifornia and New York mark vhds paid here on the day of their pa seo. WILLIAM WARD & CO., Banke: brokers need 4 Herald U \1fURE, PIANOS, SAFES, CAR. 103 West 33d st.,'west of Oth ay. (storage DP FIRST CLASS SOCIETY, HAV- ots, und divie tin San Frane and Brokers, a pw ott Ling mot witl losses, desires the acquaintance of oe Heman ot mi EIGNER, box 160 UL LADY OF REFI AL Loan during tempor TEUDE, Herald Uptown oitice. Berraro city 7 for sale by ME Z PE ns, between 40 and 60, Address ald ullice. 1 DESIRES A FRIENDLY diflicnities, Address GRAT. CENT BONDS, PAYABLE DANIEL A. MORAN, 40 Wall st., Now York. JRROOKLYN MORTGAGI tumediate investinent 1 Jnow on bourd, to w or small phone; margins and abi ties offered to In IN WALL | nouuts, exeented Instantly by tale: BOW: (AHOIGE SILVER MINING ST change fi s, Lots or Western Land. STOCK, lity and gentlomen desi MONEY ON HAND FOB ‘ORDERS FOR STOCKS, mited to $29; superior facile fa to take: vantage of present advance in prices, SANDS, 1,161 Bro QXECUTOR WILL Li Wlirst class city Propert : CASH GROCERY STORE OV LAW, Herald office, JOR SALE three y @ Gne business, of central loca attend to dress HL, U ALWAYS HAVE MO! New York city property. bought and sold ADY OW. the NE, BRU. House, i ow i. &, GRA. ‘ING VALUABLE REAL ESTATE WAN’ oan, or would sell ut sacrifice, Address GOOD IN. TMENT , Herald office. OAN WANTED ON STH AV. jow K, RAHWAY AND ELIZABETH WW, Bonds wauted;'alse Macoupin county dil) Cours 300 BACH, FIRST Address POV- ug a lurgo stock and doing vill trade for # good house in Brooklyn, r has another business to chance fora good man with money. Ad- Herald office” ae ‘0 LOAN ON MORTGAGB, y Railroad Stocks and Bonds , 145 Broadway. AND MADISON AY, interest. t SVILLE, 137 Broadway MARKHAM, 10 Pine at, Ono So Walt sts Now ¥ lar meeting of the B ‘ork J "INSURANCE COMPANY, tal stock of thy company was declared, payable on and after 16th lust, Trauster books will be" closed until thu date. Brooklyn, N. ¥. gage bonds of com pay WM, Hy T. LOCKWOOD, Secretary, (OFFICE OF THE NEW WILLIAMSBURG bush Railroad Compan: AND FLAT. strand ay, and Carroll at, 4 of the mort vary 1. next, will be paid on presentation at the National Park Bank, New York city, on und after Saturday, th, hursday, the the President, 23d inst, at 4 o'clock P.M, i 1, 1879, B. ALLYN, Cashier, PRINCE RALLROAD annual meeting of the r the ensuing at the ottice of the D. D. GASSNER, Secretary. GPATE OF MINNESOTA REPUDIATED BONDS AND. Central Braveh Union P Bonds indorsed by cilie Railroad Bonds; Railrowd Couwral Railroad; city, county and town Bonds of Western States; Chicago am ‘outhorn B New Yor offer for sale the new Fon or registered, in denomi the various issues of payment, or pui rk, ilrond Bonds wanted by WM. R. UT. ted BONDS, er Cent Bonds, eitt.er coupon ns to suit purchasers; bonds on hand for immediate delivery Salled Bonds"’and all States securities received im axed at full market rates. TED, BROOKLYS MININ ‘ho undersigned are ready to receivs subscrip= X00 shares uf the stock of the above company, a& COMPANY, RENO, §8 per share. For full particulars apply to CAL +8 Wail st. ‘Warten 01 63 East dist, GAGE, $85,000, $20,000 5 PER cont; Murray Hill property. Address PRINCIPAL, 50s, THE LOAN OF $00 FORA SHORT TIME; PUvest security given, id Uptown otfice Address SECURITY, Herai =I WANT TO BORROW $55,000 FOR $55.0 y Date or live years, at six per cont interest d now rented to good num, Principals having dress J. EDWARDS, le improved real estate situated on Broudw: ot Now York, and worth more than double the sum required, ter he 1d Uptown office. in the city for above $12,000 per au= nly need wnswer. Ad- nn COPARTNERSHIPS. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FIRM OP ual mon & Turk has this day been disrolved by nt. The business will be continued under the r firm name of Plousky & Simon, who will alone sign ie liquidation, New Youk, January 13, 1879, EZEKIAL PLOUSKY, MORRIS SIMON, PINKUS TURK. PARTNE! Abu FANTED IN AN E uot profits past year $7,000; NITIES. STABLISHBD CASH an by increased; AN cash required $1,809. Address AVERY, Herald office. $5,000 TO $10,000 SI" el, by thore . in good standin MAL OOD PAYIN account of deat enlarge ence throe Address PROFITA a ° . LEY station HAL CAPITAL RB pousible mapufacturing unity. Financial Agent, 7 Murray. NESS FOR SALES and or would exchange for fro $7.00. HMAYD, 58 Liberty st., room 1 ‘ARTNER WANTED—WIT! OM $2,000 fituble (OR SALE—HALF INTEREST IN A WELL ESTAB lished wholesale Paper Warehouse, Address, in confe B. F., Herald off sv dross CALIFORNIA, Herald Uptown ollice, lice. AT A SACRKIFIC! Billiard and Bar terms easy. KR WANTED—WITH mo TO $5,000, TO pri td offi ER WANTED ( pasiness Hight eal enter pris TAPLE MANU Sertablishe partner with $1 sidered. Apply « daily. l uring ts. Address A. i. HL 0.0001, Wess. SUUTHMA’ _ MUSICAL As itAYI GENT 4Xarrived from (i Ps Uptown OF MUSIC mast read pl W ANTED—PI 1 Freweh, Address ¥ FAMILY donee, 120 West did st. all and investiea’ the st a ler ablest professors, T nals liberally doalt with, DOUBLE QUARTET voR UPTowN MAL 2Q()() —PARTNER WANTED IN S800 aN paying busin a me ufae Libor MAN, THOROUGH Mt Address PROFESSOR, Advers A . 1, Herald Uptown off ~ FURNITURE, Whit ufacturing references given and required, 2 OR FEMALE)—@200_ TO ative: well estabe Hast 10th st. WUCABLE THEATRE N, Hovald Uptown, S$, WITH LONG best houses in E+ L hall real estate ARLETON, 9S Browd- AN OPPORTUNITY stablished Drug Store; meaning busines. J. E. 500M BUY A WELL PAYING maura, ood reason Lor sellin PECIAL OR ACTIV eturing i tapering bust ty, room EXPERTENCE AT PTANG, warter: best references, Ade id Uptown vitiee, ” CLAN, LATELY clve panne lessens to be D LANGUAG Organ, Vi use studying usi¢, no salary; good prac HANGE FOR n office, STEEN a in, a ty "ond Palle Vail privars Af be HACMANS <I MNS REDUCTION AND 41.64) montis’ time given to pay for Furniture, Os wad Beddiag, at the largest covablishinent im she eity, iy payw NOR SALK—PARLOR AND Bi aii itha fogether or se MMBEN Carpet monsnly " doo wud 107 Chatialia st 48th wv, corner Sth st A ZPINF OFFICE Disks, CHATKS. 46 aheiw t and choapest stock in New York, | r indors aud otiee De y kinds a Porlor and Chamber saits, Lawnges, & RICHTER & TURES, old Post office, Us, bo and 6 Cedar @® | BAGMANS, BROTHERS Ai {RING GREAT Bedai cL Carpets at .. corner Broome, Weekly. DKOOM” FORNIRO first floor, nian OF ie