The New York Herald Newspaper, January 28, 1879, Page 11

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The Stock Market Very Ac- tive and Strong. Govemment Bonds Quiet, States Dull and Railroads Strong. Money on Call Very Easy at 11-2 @ 21-2 Per Cent, Monpay, Jan. 27—6 P. M. With unabated vigor prices upon the Stock Ex- change made a further advance to-day. It would Seem as though the market had gone into training ‘o achieve arise of any number of points in an indef- nite number of hours, and was lixely to accomplish it. Certainly there has been no give way of financial wind or muscle so far, and judging by the appear- ance of things there is not likely to be. keep moving” is the gag of the market as it was of the old-fashioned farce, and those who fail to observe it are left out in the cold, orto that demoniac in- fluence which is popularly supposed to overtake the “hindmost.” It is certainly extraordinary that the advance movement has progressed day after day without a single serious trip up; but it has done so nevertheless, much to the amazement of the veterans of the street and of the long headed operators, who begin to doubt whether their 734 ‘Derbies’”’ cover quite as much brains as they thought they did. By a large number of enthusiastic as well as expe- rienced bulls a reaction of any moment is regarded as improbable if not impossible. They argue that the percentage of returns from investments must rule for the future materially lower—that four, rather than seven per cent, will be the standard rate of interest, and that all securities now selling below par which show a fair probability of paying six to seven per cent to stockholders must advance to three figures and stay there. Influenced by this be- lief, there undoubtedly exists an unusual demand for the most desirable descriptions of railroad properties, and it has taken practical shape in the absorption of such stocks as Central and Hudson, Rock Island, Michigan Central and the Northwesterns, As regards the preferred shares of the latter com- pany, it is quite cortain that they have been vora- ciously gobbled up by outside parties, since they have quite disappeared from the offices of the leading speculative houses. With the exception of Ohios and Erie, there was a further advance to-aay of from 1to4% percent in the active list, the largest gain being credited to Canada Sonthern. Erie was shaky here because it wasso in London. Holders in the latter city being free from the intoxicating influence of the speculative cup, which everybody hero is haying # pull at, have taken advantage of the high prices to get out of a scrape with joy which they have been solong into with grief. As to the Ohio 4nd Mississippi speculation, it seems to have stopped on the centre. To all operators in this stock we give ® gratuitous tip:—‘‘Whenever you sce adollar of profit take it.” Money still continues to loan on call and on time at ridiculously low rates, say at 2 per cent for the former and at 3 per cent for the lat- ter as measured by a period of six months. For this latter time and price we know of a loan having been made to-day for $1,000,000 on mixed securities, Under the least shade of a decline the market closed, though there was no mitigation of the strength which has characterized it for two weeks past. The opening, highest and lowest prices of stocks atthe New York Stock Exchange to-day were as fol- lows:— Lowest, ‘New York Central. 1164 ithern Con. So Milwaukee & St. Paul pref. & |., Lack. and Western. pesegoogeegeskseave KR RR RRR KKK 13% The closing quotations of stocks at three P, M. ‘were: — Bid, A At. & Pre, Tel... 35% Canada Sout Chi.& ta ed Sie i g ores! U. 8. Ex ver, dh Wells, F.k0o Bx bulekailver proé 345 Erie. 2 tL, i, Wee Mt. 16. &N. The total sales of stocks gated 407,805 shares, which wero distributed as fol- lows:—Canada Southern, 146,000; ©., C., C. and L, 4,500; Chicago and Northwestern, 39,000; do. pre- ferred, 35,110; Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, 2,435; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 1,120; C., C. & I. O., 700; Delaware, Lackawanne and Western, 64,200; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 2,050; Erie, 64,660; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 900; do. preferred, 2,000; Illinois Central, 4,050; Kansas Pacific, 1,400; Lake Shore, 53,000; Milwaukee and Sst, Paul, 37,825; do. preferred, 10,335; Morris and Essex, 9,224; New York Central, 1,960; New Jersey Central, 14,075; Ohio and Mississippi, 4,798; Pitts- burg, 1,520; St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern, 400; Union Pacific, 822; Wabash, 13,140; Western Union Telegraph, 5,500, The money niarket was very easy, call loans being Plentifuily made at 154 0254 percent. Tho closing quotation was 1's a2a3 percent. Foreign exchange was weak and rates were reduced to 4.85); for bankers’ long, and to 4.884¢ for demand sterling. Actual business was at concessions, ‘The Clearing House statement to-day was as fol- lows:— $3,524,120 +107,700,922 The Sub-Troasury to-day paid out $150,440 gold for the redemption of legal tenders and received $20,000 in gold for logal tenders, ‘The foreign commerce of the port of New York for the past week was as follows:—General merchandise imports, including dry goods, $6,264,720, and produce exports, $5,950,349, and specic exports, $39,000, ‘The total imports of dry goods aud general merchandise since January 1, this year, were $17,712,435, against $20,630,535 for tho corresponding period last year, and $23,002,492 in 1877, ‘The total exports of produce since January 1, this year, were $14,627,304, against $17,442,673 for the corresponding period last year, oud $16,454,502 in 1877, The total exports of spocio sinco January 1, this year, wore $1,141,610, against $1,398,109 for the corresponding period last year, and $978,217 in 4877, Govornmont bonds were quict early in the day but became more active near the close of tho market. The Treasury announces another call to-morrow of $20,000,000 of the five-twenties of 1867, The sub- scriptions to the four per cents to-day amounted to $5,100,000, Tho closing quotations were as follows :— Bid, Asked, United States currency ey 12055 12 United States sixes, 1881, registered. 100 5; 106% United States sixes, 1481, coupon... 106% 106% United States sixes, 1867, registered. 101% 101% United States sixes, 1867, ‘ovepon.,. 101K Wi United States sixes, 1868, registered. 102 108 United States sixes, 186%, coupon... 102% 108 United States ten-forties, registered, 10415 104 United States ten-forties, coupon... 105 105 United States fives, 1881, registered, 106 1054 United States fives, 1841, coupon... 1063 106%, United States 4) 1SUL, registered. 106 TON United Statos 43,'s, 1891, coupon.... 106% 106 United States fours, 1007, registered, 100 wy United States fours, 1907, coupon ... 100 100, The London advices report American railway shares strong and highor. Llinois Central advanced 1s per cont, to 84; Eric \, to 27%, and preferred 1), to 49, “Push on— | Pennsylvania sold at 35% 3 3514, New Jersey Central fell off to 4134, and New Jersey Central consolidated firsts to 80%. Consols are steady at 95% a 96 for both money and the account. There was an advance of 3 in United States 43's, to 108%, and 3¢ in 1867's, to 10344, and a decline of 34 in fives, to 1073, ; ten-forties were steady at 1074;. The week's statement of the Imperial Bank of Germany shows a gain in specie of 9,023,000 marks. In railroad bonds the largest rise was 334 per cent in Wabash convertible assented; the next largest ad- vance was 1 per cent in Kansas-Pacific sevens, Denver division, with coupon certificates, The other changes were as follows:—An advance of 3 in Wabash sec- onds, ex coupon, 9 in St, Paul (I. and D. division ex- tension) and Jersey Central firsts, consols assented, 4 in Jersey Central convertible assented, Jersey Cen- tral adjustment bonds and Great Western seconds (ox coupon), 3 in St, Paul sinking fund and Denver and Rio Grande firsts, and +4 in Rock Island sixes of 1917 and New York Elevated Railroad firsts. There was a decline of 13g in Lehigh and Wilkesbarre consols. ‘The closing prices of Philadelphia stocks were :— Asked, City sixes, new..... 1g United Railroads of New ‘Tersoy: 136 Pennsylvania Railroad. B43¢ Reading Railroad... 13% Lehigh "Valley Raliroad 8635 Catawissa Railroad preferred : 34 Philadelphia and ‘Ene Railroad. Ts 1% Northern Pacific Railroad. - 33g Northern Central Railroad lt Mi Navigation... + Ws 16% Pittebur , Titusville and Buffalo... 474 5 Hestony! ile Railway. -h 1g Central Transportation, 4a 43%¢ ‘The sales of mining shares at the New York Mining Stock Exchange were:— FIRST CALL—11 A. M. 1ppahe ae & Bates he Bt Sap ahs Beckaye. £ i) 8: Ze os oh 2H: Be SECOND, GALLC=1 F. 1000 shs Lacro’e..be b25 z 300 ats Barta 4& Ed. be : 500. ct ‘be b25, ‘3 do 33 Grand P: pt aa 7 vs bs 100 Navajo. +e 45, 100 Indopend’e. ac b3 1:15 100 do. 1.60 100 do. 20 California. 10 Bodie. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, Monpay, Jan. 27, 1879, BEFORE CALL—10 A. M. $3000 Metropot'a E 1st i C, 6 & i coav SESESUEESESESEESEES 400 shy Del & Hudson 2100 Western Union.. 300 HomyetekeMialng 100 . ts: = z spTEs E2EEE e Ea e a a? g z PRs 78: BS is 46 Sit Cht, Bur eG iney 119 G4 100 do 136 6H, SOO ai G44 200 BHA 63 1000 bat OH 300 8 oe as 4 50 rr 100 Hlinoi: $1000 US. 110000 US 4 15000 US 4nu00 di » 100% a) fF, 10) 907.88 100, 6100 FLUST BOARD—10:30 A. $10000 La 7's, con. e™ & W 2d, xo. md 1u000 do, Tito Nag tate 9000 : 2000 NJ U conv, as. 200 NO adj bas. be 1000 M 1000 TL & Bede HH) OTN 1 De & itio Grist wi 11000 aH, ©, Sar oon 109 Contral of 4000 Erie id Gov NYE 10000 Qinio de Mian dd. & wooo ©, 1m KL KORN yell ae iH 10000 LiL & So lehe BEFORE CALL—12:30 P, x 2000, 20000 10000 2000 & 3000 5000, 10000 5000, 7000 5000 Met) 15000 M,K&T,con 5 ft as 5000 M, K &"Toxas 2d bi sy 1000 x Y ‘ter vated 1 10000 Pacific of Mo lat is ‘96, with coup cer 1000 K Pint, 75, De div, with coup cer 5000 B. © BR & Nist.be tow Aiton &TH 2d,pt pet 10008 6, B £Quiney Ze 17 8000 Con Erne gb; bo 107 Taw ar mat Rens se 5 1500 she Northwest pt, se 100, ai 25 Chica 4 sgeeseegsessfe P?F $8 1200 100 Del, 900 seeepes! F = 300 di 220 Chi, Bur & Quincy. SECOND BOARD—1 P. 18 mn cd 00 do. asses 1000 Keo & Des Mist Gsbs U SExpross... $15000 U $ 10-40, r. $5000 Tenn 6's, n 22000 La consol BOON IS Gest con as. 16000 N J Ger 10000 N J Con 1900 NX Blow ‘5000 z a at ef wo ian Bur, OR & Nist 10000 do... ‘5000 Ohio & Miss ‘2a. 20000 Oanada Bo tat, 6 7 10u0 L Shore, cou. 5 By 108) 3000 L Shore, r, 2d. 10 Metropol F. Lst hi . 108? Ty Ne me ‘s 43 100 * 8 20 shs HomestakeMbe 1900 Erle Ratlway..be 800 ao. x.be NH& Tiare. 100 Canada Soath...be 100 di 19 50000 US 5-20,r,'67.be 101K 2:30 TO 3 P, 1000 sha Northwest pf. 1420 do. . 100 Han 4 Han ig w00,0 a C. Boo st LK OMS pt Sav at I, KO ae. 84 & Alton.. . 86 1004 55), M. 1879.—TRIPLE SHEET. 5 Ft Wayne. 5 di fouls &.1 ii. 1500 Mans ackshin's pe Sng 00 Alton & TH. COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTOY ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES CLOSED FIRM—FLOUR §STEADY—-WHEAT FIRMER—CORN STRONG—OATS DULL—PORK QUIET—LARD FIRMER—-WHISKEXY QUIET— SPIRITS TURPENTINE FIRM—ROSIN FIRM— PETROLEUM DULL—COFFEE ACTIVE—SUGAR QUIET. Mowpay, Jan. 97—6 P. M. The merchandise markets were genérally steady under a fair demand to-day, and in some a good business was done at full prices. On Change flour was steady, Wheat a shade firmer, Corn strong and active. Oats dull. Whiskey quiet, Pork quiet. Lard a shade better. Cotton on the spot was un- changed; futures closed firm, Sugar quiet. Coffee active, Naval stores were quiet and oils aud petroleum were dull, Corrre.—The market for Brazils was firmer, and ordi- hary carvocs were a shade better, Sales to the extent of 11,461 bags wore made and 1,500 bags were withdrawn from stock. Tho withdrawals were 300 bags Rio, per Glen- sannox ; 690 bags do., per City of Para, and 600 bags San- tos, per Tycho Braho. The following we and 1,500 bags Rio, per Koln, at 13c.; 1,000 bags do., per same vessel, on private terms; 1,000 bags do,, per Braza- leiro, at 11346. ; 2,000 bags do., per Hipparchus (old sale), on Private terms; 1,000 bags do., per Galileo, and 1,000 bags do., per Kron Pring Fr. Wilhelm, at 10%e.; 1,000 bags do., ner Glensannox, at 154ge., and 1,961 bags do., per Norman, at 12c, At Bultimore 500 bags Rio, por Realto, and 1,600 bags do., per Flora Goodale, sold on pri- vate terms. Mild coffee ruled firm. We note further sales of 737 bags and 80 bbls. Jamaica, per Etna, on private terms, We quote:—Ordinary cargoes, 1c. a 11% do., 14340, a 14346. ; good do., 146. a 15 4 15%e.; extreme rango for lots, 10%e. fair to good, 143. ment bags, 22c. a 2 lo., grass mata, 22c. a 24¢.; Singa- pore, 1Ge. # 17e.; Coylon, 15¢, a 16}4¢.; Maracaibo, 1334c. « 17e.; Laguayra, l4c. @ 1534¢.; Jamaica, 14c. a 15e.: St. Domingo, 1034 .; Couta Rica, 15e. @ 17¢.; Mexican, Be. 16e,; Angostura, 1c. 4 17e.; Savanilla, 13e. «170. Curacoa, w lie. ‘Stock of Rio and Santos coffee Janu- ary 21, 18 Sir hages Aeeived since, ST bugs, Sales Mico, including to-day 102 bags. Bt Rio in hrst hunas— nited Sta Purchased for United Stutes to Januai Santos). Total visible supply. +e Delivered from warehonse during the week :. Baltimore 3 New York. ‘Total......... . Corton ‘on ‘tho spot was steady” at jurdays Futures opened 4 a 6 points under Saturday's closing figures, but the decline was subsequently recovered and the market closed stondy nt or about Saturday's figures. | Tho closing prices to-day, compared with those of Saturday, woraas follows — Saturday, Jan deena EE ag February. 9.96 a 9.97 10.08 a 10.10 10.18 & 10.20 10.23 a 10.30 Export... Consumption . Speculation + 663, 335 1,048 ma nals toarrive. Delivered lay. Current prices tcom (tho, following quotations are based" on Amsecieos dard of classification and on cotton in store running in quality not more than half a grado above or below tho grade quoted) Uplands, WV. Ori Texas. Ordinary. “ 916 711-16 7 11-16 Strict ordi 8% 8 Good ordinary. 8 By 88, Strict good 0 rdinary.. 81316 81516 815.16 Low middli Het 9 1-16 9 316 9 316 Strict. ee a bsigeh " inj 9 7-16 916 9 916 913-16 9 15-16 9 15-16 Strict good middling. He 316 10 516 10 5-16 Middling fate 10% FY in . bye 11-16 11 13-16 11 13-16 11-16c, ; strict good ordinary, 3-16. ; low wii B11-16e. % middling, 9 1-16¢. For Redaneie the sales were as follows :—Saturd: ray, after ang. St February, 100 bales at ive. 300 at 5c, 4,400 at ¥.46c.; March, 9.65e., 1,700 at bce 3 April 200 at Gite, 100'at times 300 at ‘B.81e. 5 May, 13 9.960. ; June, 1,200 at 10.106. + 1, ‘300 at 400 at, 10:27. Total 143800" baton, ae, at 9.41c., 400 a WO at 8 AS. i. York, 3,153; SE Nit day iast weok, 25,456 bales, “This rear, bales. Total since Beptomber 1, 3. Movatd bales froights ¢ liows;—To Havre, by sten compressed ‘To Hamburg, by stean pressed. Bromei, by steam, 4 }gc, ‘To Liverpool, by steam, tad a E FLOUR AND GRaly. —Receipts—Flour, pred bb! wheat, ) bushels; corn meal. 1,020 bols. and 320 sacks, corn, bushels: oats, 41,62) do.; rye, 1,856 do.: barley, 650 do, Flour was steady. The sales, jimeluding State, Wostern and Southern, were about 14,500 bbls, w exed range. Rye flour was firn meal wax in moderate demand, Rye was steady, but quiot State sold at Sc, on track, {900 da, Joreey and F ‘He. Barley w: fi active, Sales wore bushels six-rowed Stato at yy and 2,000 do, un- 1 Canada on private torms, Malt was steady. Sales .000 bushels city at $1 30 a $133, 1,200 do. Canada on rms und 3,400 do. Lake Shore ou private terms, were private te Gorn moal, Brandywine: aneheons.. ebraska sprin $1 10 for fancy ST 06 a S1 O8y 2 red, January; # 10% a ‘St 1 2, was active for export at 47%. ¢ wore the bid prices at the » ry, sioamer, Wrae, aaked sd id, age old: asked" for ac. Wi asked Februnry, Soe. bid, # hod; Uo, ware Jellow Oats—Quiet Kye. ; ung st Ke. de ts about te wank ele w at A7Ke. was “dull, but a tbs, Dye. s dull, bat Sithewt change. double a , cask and Teset were nominal wrederase jobbing demand We mete } ie. mm INe.; clays 220, Krocery Wer He. a the. | Englinit Islands, Ie. ‘a . roma The Rosin—Strained, spirits firm, 27e.; tar ston d. $1.25; soft and virgin, strained, $1 turpentine fem ‘Stocks, Linseed oti first boil peer, Bye. bid, 41 was tiem, We quote :—Linseed oil joriean, « Cal. gutta, bie, a Ge, Sperm—Crude, We. ; bivached winter, ural, $1; erade Northern whale, 42 s blenehod’ winter, d0e,; natural ‘do, te, winter white, Ave + blewehed fish, 7c. je fish—Sound, Be. { extra hod winter elephant, or market for refined dull, We Rig, WBC. na ‘thee 8e., refined, cartidentes (crude. petroleum), New York, 12.000 bbl, , Oil 000 wt Uric. }60.000, 40,000 At UTige. at W6%e. and V1 og x 2,00 ~ Ont, Mine. owest, O64, Cloatng, 98 i. bid strictly. ‘Total =“ POULTRY AND Gane. change oxeapt partrid th exchanges Market quiei, with full supply, No ich weto advanced. to $1 0 Fowls— asback ducks. 8175.4 $2 por pair, Phin: per dozen.” English snipe, 84 50 por $1 981 29 per pair, “Pariridgos, 81 30 pad and 1,220 cas Bork ‘was au BS 60, 100 bbls. new do, extra prime new. ait 83, 250 bbls. March, new, at $0 bbis.. Janu. ary, old, it $8 095 250 bbis., February, old, at $810. ‘Tho following were tho bid ana asked prices at the second gall January, old. d, $5 20 asked; Fobruary, old 88 10 bid, asked; Ja new, $10 15 asked; Mareh, eid 15 bid. od; do., new, 80 75 bid, $10 asked ; Aj 0 bid, $10 09 asked?’ May, 80.90 bid. $10 03 asko Bacon was dull and without busines 1; 5,000 Lbs. sea bellies, 10 Ib: do. resh hi and 200) phekled a family sol avid and 100 d - pae hogs were firmer; elt, ra Bee Ket at $L gc. a Se. Di market ‘as fairly active tierces Western at 0 mer; sales were 1.5 30 do, ata 3 5 nO. e, 50, and’ 52250. dos Ap $8 0 0, The following were the bid ‘and asked \ovias at tho second call: January $8 44 bid;, Rebrunty, $0.40 bid, “$s Be March, $6 50 bid, $6 5244 asked April, 86 9344 bid. 35.00 ‘naked? May. 80 ed, Buttor-fteceipin, ATA packag rk firm and fairly active. quote State creamery, good 40 choles, 25c. a 0c. 5 dairy, 120. 'a 250.1 ern, fine to fancy, at Western do., 10c. » ; Western factory, 7c. « 18e. Cheese—Recéipts, 6,383 boxes. ‘The market was firm and fairly active. We quote:—State factory, fancy, Be. a Ye.; Western do., poor to fancy, 4c. a: ‘skimmed . ss 5 Se. Egus—Recaipts, 590 bbls. Market firm, Long ‘isin, New, serter and neurby, 30 ian wol tenn sylvania, 2 26c." a 28e; Canada, fi 250, ate Tied” ‘State, Ie. i 196.5 ‘Wostern, 1c. 1 Rick.—The market ffor domestic was firm yin demand. We arolina, fair to go prinasy Gio Bigs chsioe: te. a Tikes Louvenum aoe mon th fir. Be, ae! 1 good to prime, diye. u Odgers Rau- n, in ‘market ih w was qnict, hha’ celitrifugal at 7hgc. and 900 ba: acs do, at kot for refined was Suet but steady ‘at late pri ; good iteye i) CK B to 13, Te, wi Bhat air refining, 6 yal, hd hi crushed, te. ; Ronda Sie. + Sige; cut loaf, 9c. a Bet rs yellow oxtra G's, Bie. 228 tierces, 120 bbls. and 12 "n, Ge. & BIpe. _ TaLLow.—Roceipts, 9 hhds. sank: By Sales were 50,000 Ibs. at he market ‘was quiet. “ehite extra. O's, ; other grades, coutittas 18kKY.—Receipts, 2,523 bbls. pold atl. 1083 for choice, ‘kEIGHTS.—Berth accommodations for British ports wa: in good demand and rates were higher, while chartering tonnage was in slack request, but unchanged us td rates. Engagements :—To Liverpool, by sail, 600 bbls, flour, 30 tons oll enke, 17. Gi, and steam, 1,500 boxes bacon: about 7,000 Packages choose and butter, 408. oof, Ge. packuxos imoastirement 50 bucks flour, te, Oh 30 fons measurement 2s Gd. | London, ail, 5! Tho market was quict; caine hente Is. flour, 2s. Newcastle, steam, 100. bois, “four, 3s. ed: ‘Alexandria, steam, ‘via London, 50 bbls. alcohol, 52s, Charters:—An Italian bark, 835° tons, hence to’ Lisbon, 44,000 bushels grain, private terms; British burk, hence to London, 5,000 quarters grain, 48, 3d.; British ship, henco to Havre and Antwerp, 10,700 quarters ‘grain, 4s. 6d.; British ship, 1,57 fons, hence to Lon: general cargo - rates; G car loads in thed in Italian bark, hence to the Levant, 11,000 cases refined petroleum at 283zc ; an. American bark, 650 , houce to Buenos Ayres, general sid at ratos n American bark, 410 tons, lence 10 C on private torts; 4 Norwegian bark, 343 to Antwerp, provisions, at rates; a Norwegian bark, 400 tons, hence to Copenhagen, genoral cargo at Norwegian burk, Baltimore to the Continent, 4,000 bs. 6d. yh b: 0 to Rochefort, joniam, bark (recher to the Continent, . NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS. Monpay, Jan. 27, 1879, REPORTS FOR THE FAR NESS Yards. Sixtioth street. Fortioth street ve City. Feo te: ign BTS Buxves.—Trade wae oxtremely slow on this forondon. The hords duo did not arrive on timo. and when the mar- kets closed at half-past two here were soveral car [onde unsold.” On. 27 cnr Toads still to arrive. prioss wore . & 100. per Ib.—being about 4c. per Ib. loss than the 1e8 of last Friday—w. 5 ewt.» 11 ewt. Quality course to good, in the aggregate rather lean aud rouxh. General allowsnce, 36 Tbs. net; extrome Fange, 38. Ibs, & Srivetnot. At Sixtioeh, sivest yards tman oe for self 130 Kentucky steers at Oe, per 1b., wai owt. ; 164 Missouri stoor ond aa Oe Fee 1b. 8c. per Ib., 64 head at Oe. per 1b.—weights ie is owt aBewi.: S75 Illinows stegrs—78 head at Bige, Ibs. weight Zig owt ; 816, head at Oc. per Ib, jrelghts adh cwt. head at 9c. a oe per Ib. v weight Newt; 908 hoad | at por Ib., welghts 8 ew. 0 Hie ae 75 head at Oige. per Ib. wei Regen- stele sold tor “Moyer & Roge atoln “219 Tilincle stooty ced erp hn Hc, or, Ib. pwn Der hond o wit “Sa $10 . DOE it ‘on per :, 10 head at 9. wit off head; 41 bead at 9c. ol $B" hes dat Poige. r'lb., with $1 on per head on Ra Rend 20 head at iol {¢, por Ib.—weights 64; ewt. oe ows. inois a Tig wt. a Sig owt. toors 9 he dat Si¥e. per I . per Ib., with head at Sige" por Ibs, with $L off howd at Sige. per Ib.. 14 head at 1 weights OX ewt. a Tis ewt —t sold tor golf 177 with $1 on per head if per head on 27 ben ¢ hoad on 15 head Pat 1b., 6 head at 10} xl "ah ee Waixel 20 he at per 3 heads TH head at we. pet oft por wend ; 5 hoad at Oye. per Ib., with BI on ead at Nie. per Ib weights, @ ewt. a 6 ‘ewt. a 73g ew wt, 0. Kahn asia Kahin Co, 21 bulls, Live wroight 12068 Tbe. & 1,250 Tbe. per head, ue 3% b,j 6 icky stoers—40 head at 7c. per Ib., 36 head at Rigo. per ib. with 50g, on pet head—welghts 33% ewt. a 6 ewt.; Sdry cows at ‘ic. Ping ib., wei ik 6 ewt, H. FF. Burchard sold Tor self 44 1liniols rst head at the. te ud at Dg. per Ib., 5 hea at 10c, per Ib., 2 head fc. per Ib., 3 head at 108ge. per Ib. 7s owt. wBee, E,, Wheeler sold on live weight 2,120 Dise. w 10c, per ay gioers at 8240, Yards Com weights ij ewt. & mmission 1 bull 310 State cattie ights Hig ewt, © Sly cwt.; 12 0) re ie weight 74 ewt. -At Jersey City on, wold foe B. Mayaee 3} Obi It Ohio sioore nat 9 ewt. a 10 owt; 4 Ye. per Ib., with Ble, per tb., weights gf it Ls bs. per head, 29 Uitinole emesis heer 3 at c. por Ib, + head at 10c¢. a 10) seen 7 hoad—sold at top rate, w its, G8 ewt. axe cts Wer sold for E. Swope 19 Ohio Amis owt, Sige. per i cwt.; tor J. A. Dodisman tueky steers 8 10KE. pet hts Ty cwt as tun iors. W. Anerton, GL tilindla, steer head at SXic.'por ib, wiik $1 off por head on head. and 81 om per head bu 20 hi id; 20 sta iat Sige. per Ib.. 62 ‘head at Ye. per 1b., with S0e, \c. ates a diye. per: li head at Bye. per pee y's heed oft BY ewt; 2 howd at de. per Th, head at De, por Tb.—weights. 1,670 Than 1980 ibe. a 19330 Ibm BBY Ibe, per, head; 11 Obfo work at Xie. por Ib. a ‘with $1 on on 8 head, suid at top owt. a 103 2 Lilinois steory—A hen 43 head at Size. per Ib., 18 head per Ib. 25 head at Se. wt. a 73g ewt. a 7% cw. » vor 4" head. at Sige, por Ib. —weights 6% cwt. U, Meyer wold for N: Morris 77 litinols steors—31 head at Sige. por Ib, 46 head at Bie. per Ib.— woights Oly ews. a owt. . Siegel oat for N. Morris Hiitnots swoote id how at ive pee at vie. pen Ti owt, Ti!S Hasenthal sold. foc Merri Sis iilinats etestbott heed Fe pee. with we head; 13 bead at Se. pe 7s head with $1 of per head. on 7h wl on 17 head and $1 on a h ad: le vert lb. with $1 off por head—we oy ewe; 1 bull at Donnell sold for 3. ‘Aliorton, 100 lltthots. steers-0 head at 846. per Ib., with 40e. off per head on head at Sige. por 1b. weights Gly ewt, F, Samuels sold tor N. Morris 9) per Ib, weight Gly ews. ; 48 Tilin por * with Sl on per head; 16 a! i Tofley & Sy lat ris ies Tal. Missourl wi per head ou 17 hoad at ¥ge. per Ib. 1 wt. a OY owt. a Zig owt a 1b Stato oxen At Sige Newton & Holmes sold 04 (ht huis moors] steer at Se, per Ib, 23 head pr Stic por Ih, Wad at Wice. “per Ih. a per head; 40 Gly" owt. with $1 on weights O cwt De por Wb. with $9. of on ( head—weights 4! for 8. W. Allerton 1 at rWe. per lb, 60 head wt Sige. per Ib. Jon 14 hoad; i head at de, por ib, with on 19 head—weights Oy ewt aU) ew w t Sumer ap Lawns.—The demand was fair and values were stoudy. Quality conrse to goud in the auxcrogate fair, Sheep oid id ., lambs at ib. J. idTWostern wh 1 tucky sheep, weight 16,430 sheep, Wornhe 16-400 Iba, at Be per Woight L160 Ibs, at Die. per Ih, ‘nda a Bueking: han sold 146 Michigan sheep, weight 11.3430 Iba, per lb. : 40 Michixan sbieop, wolght i740 Ibe. cb Michigan shuop, welghit Ibs., a wm bie higan sheep, weight ett bios sheep, weight Sl “8S State sep, per ib; 88 Ibs, per head, at Sse Vis, por head, at Ths. per howe, a we lb, ‘pet hens, a weight 98 Ibe. State sheep, how weight er Ih. Se State op, Weight 113 10S hio sheep, weight 93 mba, welt 0 Hie, per ; ia) mba, Weight 7H Ibs. per head, at S7e yor it State tainty weights 781 Ba lbs. por head, atvlye. per 1b. ; 165 State lamba, wai BO lbs, a 1 tbe, Mm yy at ey oer, owt. 2 Canada lamba, head, at 7 por ib ‘Davis &” Htollonbeck wold!'S07 "Ubi “shevi, sheep, weights 102 Ibs. 31 state sheep, weizh: 120 10 State lambs, weisht 79 Ibs. per Kirby & Co. sold in2 state sheep, weight 8 Ibs. por head, a Se ver Ib. 186 State sheep, weight Ot Agel at Tinsins Cowwe:-Ruaee hse bien dhonge’ tp. the tone. ot trade, and values also ret in se ‘as last week, being slow? moal fod calf sold at 5i¢0. 12 fair quality veal ig off; ar load of Obio hogs, average live weight 136 Ibs. per head, sold ‘at 3c. per lb. tp DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gawveston, Jan. i 1879. Cotton quiet; yolddling, 9 De. ; low: middling, 3 4 ordinary, Sige. ree Gress Heleata, 4,374; ealetn 193, . soo, Stock, sing enna an, 27187 Cotton quiet; middling SF Fi ww miadling, ordinary, hee? Net, resslptas 4.400 bales: Fione tien E ra ate ae Continans, soon Bales, "5,000." Stock, ue, Jan. 27, 1 Cotton quiet, easy: middli low valddling ohge-t good ordinary, gee ‘Net recelpta, Psigot bales. Esporte-t Coustwise, 3,080 1,000. Stock, a anne Jan. 27, 1879. etn rot Belealae By 313; coastwise, uiet, steady: middling, Oye. low middling, ‘ood ordinary, BY. aoe” sectipte, SAI bales? Exports coustwise, 503.” Bales, 2300, CmaRceston, Ji Cotton steady; middlin, ood ordinary, Sie. Not receipts, 4,504 bales. Exports— Horine Gontineds, GOS; Conshelbe BObk. elea 1,000, Stock, 57,250. Witaixatow, N. O., Jan. 27, 1 f turpentine firm at 276, Rosin’ firm 7 for good strained. Crude epensne steady ut $125 for hard: $185 for yellow dip; $1 85 for virgin. Tar steady at $1 40. G0, Jan. 27, 1870. Oswe Fiour unchanged; sales, 1,000 bbls Wheat, atondy; No, 1 hard Ds Duluth th apring, $1 10; No. 2 Milwaukee spring, $1; No. abash, $1 08; white Stute, 95e. a$1. Corn un- Bhaceate mined Weekes. ‘Hic, Outs scarce: mixed State, Be, Burley atondy ; sales, 2.500 buabiels Canada by sample xtra bright Canada held at $1.15; bright, ‘No. 2 bright, $1 03, Bye held at Se. for Canada it bond.’ Corn meal, $19 50 for bolted, $18 50 for unbolted; shorts and shipstaifs, $13; middiings, $17. Shipments— Flour, 900 bbis.; barley, 8.000 bushels. Grain in storo— Wheat, £10,000 Dnshels; corn, 358,000 do, ; barley, 675,000 do. ; rye, 35,000 do. ; peas, 17,000 do, am * peel Jan. 27, 1879, Flour in fair demand and prices unchan; nged sales of 900 bbls, Wh eB edb ae bushels sample Miiwaukee at e. Corn steady and in ti ost; sales of 12 cars of new, on track, Other articles unchanged: uo sales mae “Raitrond freights unchan, heat, Osc. ; corn, Recei ts—Flour, 3,800 bol Bs 44.400 do. ; 16, S40 do, Bhipmonts—Wheat, 4a ; outs, 16,100 do. ; barle; ‘ye, 2,400 do. Grain in store he corn, 697,590 do. ; oa 000 dor} tye, bd. 000 do. mall Whont firmer; extra white Michigan not ren sesh ber Michigan, spot, 0 fan seked : 1 Mazeh, ald a 06 Bo Hee. bid: slew aig ‘Sharon: ‘Gorm eiser: ts, mixed 3 wpot, 34 ej salir age Béigc. Oats steady; c. Hogs, Flour dull op unchan Michigan, 95) Siayeonaaa duli* at g8 85: Drossed hogs duil and lower at $3 70. Rees ered Flour, 2,800 bbls. ; wheat, 40,0¢ eaenalae corn, 2,300 do.; ont 4,000 do. ‘ghipménte=Plour, 2,900 bbis.; wheat, 3,008 Dushels; corn, 1,400 do. ; outs, leg uNCLNNATI, Jan. 27, 1879, Flour dull; family, $425 ag525" ‘Wheat firmor, but not and white, 90c. « V7e. Corn quiet, a tae Outs quiet at 24c. a27¢. Ryd Barley dull and nominal. Pork qu ag At $0. Lard quiet, but Arm; steam, $6.09 0860734. Bulle meats quit; shoulders, 3%e., cash? $3 40, buyer short rib, $4 40, cash 30 a $455, buyer March; sho Bacon e.; clear rib, 5e.; oulders, bi ne ‘good demand, ied ‘steady and a ‘a common, $2 50 ing: $3 3 45 a &3 69; butchers, 47. Shipments, 545. BS corer Jan. 27, heat changed. nd SS I; ght, $9 29 0 83-40%, sia Receipts, 4, 1879, ‘and higher; Shkengo, mein i" ‘Mareh? Ni Flogrstendy and unchanged, No. 2 red winter, Sige, @ trey No, ware. exahy Oe. ak Pe., Fobrusey Pas Chi spring. jected, made and peicee ete mand, and c., February: lige, March; aie i nee Oats quiet ‘and weale: TBike., eheh? . Rye stendy und unchanged at 4c. “lower at B7izc. a 9c. Por! 7 89, February; ons 10 FF « 3 #8 “0, 27 and a shade higher shoulders, clear rib and in domand. at full” prices, $3.70. Whiskey steady ana unchanged at ceipts—12,000 bbls, flour, 95,000 : Re M9 bushels ne 000 0, orn, 40,000 do, oats, 9 ‘do, menis—7.000 bbls, Sour, 000 do. corn, 18,000 do. oats, 890 ™: ket closed—Wheat ing: higher; advanced $4. higher; advanced eat in good demand higher; Lard in good demaud Bad’ prices a ebado bigh 23ge. EUROPEAN MARKETS. COMMERCIAL. oC. Futures dull; Manin tee etbdtiag vised jotton— dull; uplan: low mi ing cla July and August delivery, irs sad Dace od DOK, Jan. 27—5:30 P. M. vealges sgpirita of potrotouim, Rilow, Ss. ‘Sd. per ewt. lard closed a 42f. ame ups asin ri as Shee erress Petarrwexr, Jan. 27, 187%, Petroleum, 22%f. for fine le American. ‘Amorican lard closed at 2055 florina per 50 kflos, Livexroon, Jan. 27, 1879. Primo moss. Eastern, dull at Sie Bacon—Cumber ny Refined petroleum, 9d. 13d. a 14d. per gallon. ieee woh fndia sxeee 8 wullors duil-et dle, Gd. "Geok—india mors uit H extra moss dull at 87s.; pi ull at 73s, are 0 Western steady Tallow—Prime cit ly at 3s. 3d. Turpentine rite dull at 228, Rosin—Common firmer at fing dull at “10a, Gen meron "ehelon steady as rd oft firmer (at, 08, Flour Extra State dull at 23s. Wheat—Spring. No.3, dull at 7s. 6d.; do., No. 2, none in tho market; new Western winter dull at Be. (104. Souther do. dull at tm. Corn—Mixed do, dull at 23s. 3d. Co fomseed olt=-Keliow Ames fan cut at, 28a rt ee ¥ 3 i ff F of wheat for the week from Ath ) quarters; from Pacific ports. 7.400 quarters from other sources, 1,400 quarters. Corn—Receipts, 27,000 quarters. FINANCIAL, Lauzon, 3 Jan. 274.30 P. M. Gaited States r cent 27a Mon Seer Central ‘consois, 80%; Pennsyk wonie Doty 8544; Now Jersey Contral, 4153. Witwer in quoted to-day at 503d. per eanes” Paris advices quote five por cent rentes 114f. Tigc. for the account. Pants, Jan. 27, 1872 Exchango on London 25f. 20}e. for checks. 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Herald Up: town office, LADY OF AMPLE MBANS, PORARILY BM- sae. socks through thie tedium sone « x0) worth of valuable ‘and hold sai interest. BROADHURST, He Ptown office, \ FIRST CLASS NOTE ct $2,000 FOR SALE—BIG 2Linterest allowed, BARD, 56 Varick st., city, JOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. ria Cth pied has been made to the Finance men | ‘ew York for tho issue to the Manhattan Sevings In of duplicate certificates, Park Fund Stock for. 4—Now York Cen. os. 1 to 10 inclusive: w York City Improvement ) each, mak 7 per cont stock for Noa. Land 3 7 por web, 200,000 Newl—New cont ‘debt, dug in L884, to 50,009 No. 28—Now York ¢ eta Sourt thease 6 pec cont stock, No, 2, for... 85,000 No. Now Yorie¢ itouse 4 © por cone 5,000 10,000 41,00 95,000 Tock, Ne In place of those which were stoiew on the 27th day a KJ tober, 1878, + All persons ha objections te the insuo thoreot ang required to present Comptroller's office, in the, wuiting te ine cy ot fork, on oe bet the ith, February, 1 nas? 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