The New York Herald Newspaper, January 30, 1879, Page 11

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The Stock Market Active . and Strong. Goverment Bonds Active, States Dull and Railroads Strong. Money on Call Easy at 2a 8 a 2 Per Cent, Wax SraxreEr, } Wepxrspay, Jan, 29—6 P, M. Although considerably scared by yesterday's break- fown in stocks the bull contingent was inclined this morning to meet the views of that celebrated but apochryphal navigator, who, upon being refused ssdmission to the ark, expressed his belief that the down pour was “nothing but a shower after all.” Judged by events they were right in their conjec- ture, for the storm of yosterday gave way to fair ‘weather to-day, and ‘‘all theclouds which lowered” so threateningly over the speculative house passed away without any ‘special wonder” upon the part of good bulls, who believe firmly in higher prices to come. Speaking for the bull party, yesterday's “dirty” weather cleared away before the close of the first hour's business, and, with the exception of an occa- sional cloud, there wero bright skies to the very end. Plainly, the market, which staggered during the first hour or two as though it had taken a drop too much the day before, became ly planted upon its legs by meridian and walked off for the rest of tho flay like a female pedestrian doing her quarter miles in quarter hours, From noon to gong sound the progress of the market was interruptedly upward, Almost without exception the proverbially active stocks advanced sufficiently to regain at least two- thirds 8¢ yesterday's loss, and in the case of Western Union the rise meant considerably more. From 97% the price rose to 101% and closed within a quarter per cent of these figures. Points to buy bristled like a cheveauz de frise ond were as abundant as those to be found in a paper of pins. They were ascribed first to Mr. Vanderbilt as 4 railroad king, and were promulgated secondly, under benefit of clergy, by a speculative divinc. Backed up thus by God and Mammon it is not surprising that they should have obtained roady credence. Some points in regard to Western Union were old, some new. Tfe assertion that the com- pany is greatly increasing its earnings is authenti- cated. Two per cent is confidently expicted for the next quarterly dividend. Jay Gould is counted to ‘be a dead cock in the pit, and no longer able to crow defiantly with the threat of opposition lines. Tho cipher scandal at Washington has snubbed any pres- ent possibility of a government absorbtion of the tele-« graph business. From one, another, or from all of there causes, Western Union bencfited, and became the prominent speculation of theday. Delaware and Lackawanns recovered 3 per cent from the early depression, although the coal sale showed a decline in prices of from 5 to 35 cents per ton. In Canada Southern, Michigan Centre) and the Northwesterns there was an improvement of from 3 to 4 per cent, and there was scarcely any stock upon the list, with any protence to popularity, but showed an advance upon opening prices. Strength- ened by a fresh short interest and the demand ®t smaller bulls, who were influenced yesterday to let 6° their grip, it is a fair supposition that the market will resume its upward course until it again topples over by sheer overweight. The opening, highest, lowest and closing prices of stocks at the New York Stock aia to-day ‘wero:— Opening. Higheat, Lowest, Closing. Delaware and Hudson ne 43 ‘Uni 7% WK M% 101% 13 BK 12K 26 my 96 60 ai 4925 23% «TK 8K 8458S B15 63 6056 63 87 84 86% 440A. 44% 8455 81 84; 523g 4934 5235 88% BD. 88% 17g 195% a7 3% 86 22 233% 34 8345 8i36 BS. 57 burg - 92 ” 2 ry Kansas and Northern 83 8% 8 85 Kansas and N. pref.. 3535 353, 37 Ohio and Mississippi 9% 10% 94g 7 ©., C., C. and I. ~My OAT “Mx | 49% The closing give at three P. M. were:— At, & Pac. Tel. Canada, South th “ps Sen & A, ed Pacific... my &T ohaw de Shic. « ‘alton 87 bie & Alt. pf... mB m Pitts. & Fi. W..108 juickwilver..... 13 icksilvor pt. $3 99 BLL Be Lk 8t.L.,K.C.4N pl : Untoin 6 67 ae 15! ‘estern Union. 10134 19h wid Sedo pt. 30 Waban vee 2388 ie Central. 58%, ‘The total sales of stocks at the board to-day ag- gregated 370,770 shares, which were distributed as follows : Southern, 39,125; Chicago and Northwestern, 21,975; Chicago and Northwostern pre- ferred, 25,559; Chicago, Rock Islandand Pacific, 1,400; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 54,650; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 1,100; Eric, 48,275; Illinois Cen- tral, 3,310; Lake Shore, 48,910; Michigan Central, 1,800; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 37,140; Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred, 8,975; Morris and Essex, 5,025; New Jersey Contral 13,968; Ohio and Missis- sippi, 3,270; Pacific Mail, 2,210; Pittsburg, 1,757; St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern, 800; Wabash, 11,675; Western Union Telegraph, 37,131. Money on call was easy at 2a3 per cent, advanced late in the day to 5 per cent and closed at 2a 234 per cent. The following were the rates’of exchange on New York at the undermentioried cities to-day :—Sa- vannah, buying at par, selling’ « premium; Charles ton, buying % & 1-10 discount, selling par; Now Orleans, commercial 4, bank 3; St. Louis, 05 pre- mium; Chicago, weak, buying 1-10 discount, selling 1-10 premium, and Boston weak, 1234 cents premium. Foreign exchange was quict at 4.84% 9 4.85 for ban! ers’ long and 4.87% 9 4.83 for demand sterling. The nominal rates femain 4.8515 and 4.8834. Tho Sub-Treasury to-day paid out $216,097 for legal tendors and received §77,700 gold in exchange for legal tenders. Government bonds were firm and active, with the axception of the five-twenties and ton-forties, which are weakened by the frequent calls. Tho subscrip- tions to the four per cents to-day amounted to $3,830,000, sixes. ao a) m4 United States nixes, 18 lo regintered. 1063 106% United States sixes, 1881, coupon.... 106% 106% United States nix os, 186i, registe tered. 101% 12k; United States sixes, 1867, OL W2s5 Unit cixes, 1368, regis ? 103 Tnited States sixes, 1868, coupon... 102 103 United Statos ten-forti ered, 104% 106% Onited States ten-forties, coupon... 104% 104% ited States Avon, 1881, rogixtored. 1041 105 nent Btatos fives, 1831, coupon.... 106 10645 ited States 44's, 1801, rogintored. 1057% 106 United States in 1891, cow aie. 100% 1m United Staten fours, 1907, regis Wig nited States fours, ioor coupon eee io 10054 py sechncech advices reported consols at thé opening . Ht 9526 096, and at the clowoat 953, 095%. United States bonds wore a fraction higher for 41;'s and 1867's—tho former selling at 109 and the Iatter ¥ 103%; ten- fortion declined from 107 to 10644, and fives from 107 to 100%, but the former recovered to 107 and the latter to 106%. Erie fell off from 26 to 24% and rallied to 2614; do. preferred dropped from 49% to 47}6, and closed at 4754. Illinois Central declined 1 per cont., to 88%. Now Jorsey Central declined from 48 to 41, rallied to 42 and reacted to 414. ‘To-day is ticket day and to-morrow will be fortnightly settling Gay at the Stock Exchange. Bar‘silvor is down to ‘NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1879.—-TRIPLE SHEET. withdrawn from the Bank of England to-day on bal- ance. At Paris rentes fell’off to 118f, 300, State bonds at the Board were very dull, with sales confined to Louisiana consols at 63%. Railroad bonds were strong and generally higher, and the fol" lowing were the changes compared with last previous sales :—An advance of 4; in New York Elevated Rail- road firsts, 3; in Jersey Central convertible assented and Wabash seconds. (ex-coupon), { in Denver and Rio Grande firsts, Ohio and Mississippi seconds and Great Western seconds (ex-coupon), and }; in Hanni- bal and St. Joseph eights convertible. There was a decline of 5 in Wabash convertible (ex-coupon), 4 jn Morris and Essex firsts consols, and 4 in Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern firsts, and St. Paul sink- ing funds. The closing prices of Philadelphia stocks were:— 11634 136 Pennsylvania Railroad. 34 Reading Railroad....... wy Lehigh’ ‘Valley Railroad. 357 Catawissa Railroad, 357; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad 84 Northern Pennsylvania Railroad, 23% Northern Central Railroad 16 Lehigh Navigation. bX Pittsburg, Titusville and Buffalo 5 Hestonvilie Railway. ny ntral Transportion. MA's The sales of mining shares at the New York Min- ing Stock Exchange were:— FINST CALL—H1 A, 200 she Buckaye-be 80-16 ‘500 do 100 Dahlonega, 199 Lacrosse... 10 8118 SECOND CALI +16 100 sha Dahlonoga. 100 Independence 100 THIRD CaUL—3:80 F. ik: 100 che Buckofe, bes be ne be be S109 ‘The closing prices of ‘mining shares*in San Fran- cisco to-day wore as follows:— Hale & Norcross. Julia Consolidate NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, ‘Werpnxspar, Jan, 29, 1879, BEFORE SALTS 10 A. Mus 84 Louisiana consol ‘4000 Chi & NW ee gb 108 9000 ‘Tol & Wab. Paxe 1 Bolg 5 0 Gan Boia Thy 3000 Gan Sot 2000 Ohio & Mins Dad ‘3000 Metro Ele Ist. ‘98: 1000 do. Se 9874 + 1% t1& Pac Tel.. 36 To Bel Hndvonasss. 41% G00 Pacific Mall... 1 1000.0, C&L 44 1000 Western Union: :. 50 OF RLS ANAS eesseeee Paaaeenene Ae pitas ts : aly on 62 Bal Dat bo hd my bo 100 bia get be Ns 000 US 520, 8, 08... 1 * FIRST Bur, CR & Nist BOARD—10 £30 A all Pond & a 10s Naan aK! 100 sha Unni ot Gon. 138% etropolitan Bank 1t¢ oll Bx... Wig 4000 1000 N16, 1000 do. 3000, pate 6000 Een @s,J&D, 25000 P'lat Pn ber soo efuneie BX & & Pitts, 4 M ORE Np Mt EN YON H & Marita a land grant inc... 48 100 Ohio & Mi BEFORE CALIL-12:30 » M. 13 m1 1300 Dol, Lack & W. 700 a foo Northwaira pe. 300 erry 1100. 488 4000, 110000 T 8 000 85 4400 0 $aen Baw, © Ra a eat oe lo. lot 100 Wouter 10000 L&W coi ase “4488 1000 1900 M & St P con # f, 108! 00 Pact sai 200) MaStP LEM div. 106 NJ O dst con. Spe NJ_O Anten aa. ost 15000 NY Hisenved, it oe ‘8000 Del& Hud r, "91.. Dol & Hud Ex... 100° 200 Chie NW pf be 1085 1000 do. se 10615 300 B5ip en af 116 5U00 Louisy'l #8 24: 1000 StLeSanF2d,el5 1000 do 1000 Jeffers i 3000 Cent Pacific 6000 Internation’! 1; with int cortf. + 10000 H&Gt N Ist,cortt 733f 2:50 TO 3 P. $6000 Den & R Glo Isb 92. 500 shs Northwest pf... do, 924 400 down... eece id 5 do. do do. do Ps ors, egeeesecese 344 foes a & Harlem 800 Mich Central. 100 CY . - first hands is 4.410 be 8 jtagacaibo, B08 di ais | et ER PREC faseerrperpeps dik COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED: PUTURES CLOSED FIRM—PLOUR QUIET—WHEAT FIRM— CORN FINM-—OATS QUIET—PORK QUIET-—LARD FIRMER—WHISKEY LOWER—SPIRITS TURPEN- TINE DULL—ROSIN FIRM—PETROLEUM NOMI- NAL--COFFEE STEADY—SUGAR STEADY, + Wepnxspayx, Jan 29—6 P. M. Business was fair in most departments of trade to- day, and but few important changes in values were reported on ’Change. Flour was quict. Wheat was firm but not very brisk. Corn was firm. Oats | qnict. Whiskey was lower. Pork was quict, Lard was firmer but closed casy, Cotton on the spot was unchanged; {uturex closed firm. Groceries were steady. Naval stores were dull. Ofls.were still quiet. Petroloum was dull and nominal. F Correy.—The market for Braztls was firm for ordinary, but other grades woro only steady. Sales were 4,00) bags Rio, per Auna, at 18e., and 805 buggy do., per Koln, on pri- vateterms. ‘The steamer City of Vara has arrived with 42,878 bags Rio, which makes the stock here to-night in first hands 114,141 bags. At Baltimore the following nalos of Rio were made :—500 bags and 863 bags, per Maggio E. Grey, nt 1135¢.; 1,000 bags, per Chmpanoro, at 11e., and, per Adelaide, 1,000 bags at 1134c., 2,500 bags at 13¢., 500 bags at 13%. and 350 bags’at 13%. Mild coffee wad strong for Padang and steady in ofher grades. The Dutch salo of 90,000 bags.went at a valuation of 43c. We note sales of 2,000 mats tuncy Padang at 24%c., and 3,000 mats interior do. at 234c. The businoss for tho wook is summed up as follows: —3,003 mats Java, 1,442 bags Maracaibo, 1,011 bags Laguayra, 1,223 bags Jamaica, 1,061 bags 8a vanilla, 1,679 bays St. Domingo, 300 bags Angostura, 336 bags African sold in jots, for consumption within our range; 3,300 bags St. Domingo, 65 bags Savanilla in transit fo, Europe, Tho stock of mild coffe in yra, 3 40. ‘Goarn 30 do: 214 do, St. Domingo lo. Mexican, Angestara and FF 10? de Anvaniin Ww quet —Ordinary | lise. :, fate ie. m 14ige.; good di TDige, @ 15e.s, oxtronie range {oF . fait to good, 1434 gold, ing Maracaibo, iste. iT ¢. 0 Ve, Jamaica, 1 Mexican, ome javanilla, i3e. « 17¢.; ‘denies. 13%¢e. a Corrox on tho spot wan quict and steady at forinor prices. The market for z . but without matertal change in values At the close the market was firm and la Apolnts higher: The closing ton to-day, compared with those of yestorda: wero as tollows-— Tuesday, Je o pricos of spot cotton (tho follow! on American standard of classification, and cotton in store running in quality not more than half a grade above or below the grade quoted) Taras. Ordinar; TUAG TALI Strict ordinary 8 a Good ordinary. By ah as Strict good « ordinary bis 81310 81546 © 815.16. nc | Bs mbddiing Bite 9 316 8 st0 ‘trict low mi a Middltn S716 Sos 8 b1G Good midd O131G 91516 915-18 Strict good middling.......10 316 10 5-16 10 5-10 | ped fair. os ue ae Wie 111816 1118.16 = jained,—Good ordinary, 7 U- 18e.; strict good ordinary, Ies.: Tow migdiing,* 11-166. D 1-160, Fut Getscoiisliceey (in tee Nomterday aftor two P. M.—January, 000 at 0.47c. 100 ato. Ave 1,600 at 9.4e., 55 Aa aN W.Abc. ee Maren, ‘900 ae 8. 2.05e. fe en: March, 464) ab ‘Dose, B00 ai B.Gte, 3D at OBC, ‘At f.t4e.. 1,490 at 9.056. G00-at B.ti4e., 1,500 nt D.4e., 2! Son at iter “1,500 at 9.0066. April, 70 ni Otc. L500 at #806. SO) at Als. 10 at B80 et ‘or 35, bales, This be ‘vai eae anes halen, This, cay bate 27.805 balos. Total’ since September 1, 3.2 12,880 mics. Cotton frolghts cloned ux follows -16e., comprensed : ed. To rem, ‘by steam, 446... com: To Livorpool, '4d. a ¥-S2d., by steam; te sed: yy sail dt AXD Guarx.—Recoipts—Flour, 17,140 bbli © 787 Frow 108,900 ane) a meal 232 bbis. and ; corn, bushi 11.827 do. Fe 1,860 do. barley, 3 bar 3.086 do. . Tile nates’ including State: Western and mouthern, 12,000 bbis. within the annexed range. Ryo flour ruled stoady, with sales of 300 bbls, Corn nical was steady but of 690 bbls. and 750 wacks, Rye wns stondy ales woro 000 bushels Xtnie, on Be Extra Westorn. Minnesota. Round hoop Ohio, shi Round hoop Obie, t 3 Manas. Pererrrr ry Rye floui Southern No. 2: Southern superfin Roathorn oxtre ft ERNSESuS Bese ses red, for do... Toot bid, 104, bid re i g asked; N a0 bid, $1 OB asked: do.. February, naked do, March. $1 07% ‘bid, $1 a ‘Luctin, 128,000 ushele = th Jaiiuary bid, 81 Th ih 1 1084 for do, Mare! 1.075 for No.2 amber 110 for No, 1 white: #111 for St te; Fe. Jected springs $1 01 tor No. 2 Nebraska; 81 Og a St, 06 tor ungraded red; $1 $110 ‘for No. 1 red; A108 for red State. and’ $1 OL for. Ni lor To: Corn was firm and closed at the ound call as follows: , stoniner, x4. Did, #Ke. Neh Ask Jo. No. 2, 47% bid, edioue. asked. c asked: do, h, ON Janua bid, 48Mc. asked’ now; February, No. | 2, ie. for old ye., 14, jay the apet I on my ont at Inixed, 4¥e, for No. 2 mixed, 47" fhe for No. d mixed, Ate. for Jersey y fon Sipe. “for low, mixed and Side. for new round’ yellow were firm and in bettordemand, White oats for fu. ture are cement bas be held a little above views of bnyers. nt AND wns bit ebange; 1,000 ‘prion Hisel sold on said to bo & shade w der Prices; 000 bales. sald. A Bye. a2 Americnn. double, dressed, 8173 | ean Sn Bie ahrea, B173 a | Bee. 8 sa | Jute, ie ora it ne Pa oni * Porto Kien and 4 pet dao, Bugllan inlaws nv ag contri Land imi: New Orleans, 25e Navab Seen markot for spirits turpentis dull but without change, Rosin was dull bat frm. — ied turpentine, mé@tehantable order, Fy ecaing 1 aay $145 ae e ‘a . $1 Yarpentine @ulet; hurd. kod: February, 4 asked; Apel lige, Whe, 42tge Red first ait your 40ge. bid, 41c. ankod, ‘Linseed ol was fe Wo quote :—Linseed’ ofl—American, Jeuttn, O40. 6 be. 8 1 05; natural, Ge. | bienched wi dae do: Kouthern 40e :blenched extra loa winter nt, he. ; winter bleached ‘ Kastern, de. ‘iiet and nominal, We Ke. .; napthe,, Be. fetingd, nseR, He. is! pery, rH adviphin Bie. bids do, at Baltimore, Se rT) vi wae ‘potroteurs). Rew Wer do. ab 07%, 80.000 do. at an75e.,92.00 do, at v0¢e..29,009 | fo. “at +2 lowost, ii)%pe. :- aperrin 875 beth axohenae vory dull, but nom- Ie, owls ehan| Faisael phia, Chickens—Phili iackbirds. die. a ae pow be 823 cr English iy Squabs. per dozen.’ English sn nor doze Red head $125 Mies, $1 90 por pair. | per pair. f Ise. a fancy; clear at S11 following were the Mil and asked prices. ate second call peerage ie old, $3 20 bid, $8 45 asked; February, oid, | BBM, BO eke: Mareh, $8.9) bid, 85 Go akk March, $10.05 “bid, "81040 asked: April, B10 20 dil Daskod; May, $10 20 bid. #10 40 asked tive, as bbls. ‘a $16, the latter Ci . the principal business boing in pickled Sales were 600 smoked shoulders at 44c, “iH eked do, at Bie. ate, :1.000do, hams, IL a Aa tba. ne 7 pickled bellies. licht weixhts, a* i At Stge., and 12,000 lis. od hogs were fairly act! ‘stendy at 43sec. a 4 market closed somew!iat t for future dolivory finod, for the Pe Morgen, Ye rs SE if 0 do, March at 250 do. rit. at and 1,750 den Stay. at Soares e wore he UTE and eoket pricos at goes onary $6 70 asked raary. $3.00 bid, $5 65 March, $6 70 hid, 36 anked; April, $6 75 bi B2ty hid, $46.87, asked. “Butter— ocak i K firm and fi ites: State dalry tern factory, Te, ‘The market was firm and Ci ato factory, fancy, Be. a rn do. poor to fancy, 4c. a8lge.; wkimmed do., Se. Exgs—Recoipts, 507 bbis. The market wae withont ghange, | We quote—Long Island, Now Je We. State and Pennsylean da, frowh, 256. a 27e. —Iteceip fate active, W We STK ARINK.—Recelpts, 50 bbls. and 270 tiercon. SuGAs.—The market for raw was s it falrty native: sales wero 1,400 hhds, centrifu; fie. The market for refined was strong. Sugars under pie. have advanced fully % dd other softe the: low: Kee dined A, powdered. Myc. aNipc.; zranuiated, Ent lent, Og: ‘white extra U's, Tye. Oe! a Nge.: othor grades, includ Roe taliauiig. ample be mes Walt, Greithven & Morrison, showsihe statistical, position of raw sugai e Stock ma by actnal iS aindlne apécula- 648 939,611 9.035 279,241 Total. 51,890 10,483 618,852 3,980 Bates since the 1st of Jan: UATYceeveeee 40,575 8,630 189,205 2,151 Stock this day, Janus 29, Te. erect 10,75 26,018 4,104 5,397 17,357 16,336, 635 90,025 1,519 Tautow. Rocelpis—85 iiids "208 flores, $15 ‘bbls, 12 ensks and 100 box: Wiiskey.—Receipis, 1,963 bbl, The market wis Jowor, and 100 bis, sold at $1 69; 81 UN bid; offered at #1 Famontes-Tho general movement wes light, put rates Engagements—To Liverpool, per steam, sgrain, all at Sigd., excepting 4,000 bushels D packages cheese and butter at 40s. a 45s. 8 provisions, 331 509 Kole, flour, ion, steam, ‘e! it 45n, Laas? ‘ow, nteamt, 50 tons vileako, zie, Od, rials stonm, 100 bbls. flour, 28. 3d.; 100 racks do. ‘Mull, steam, 100 bbe itour, Sc: Havee steam’, 30D bags clots 3 2) T-W6e. Chartera:—A British bark, heneo to Dublin, Cork, Waterford or Belfast, 5,000 quarters grain, 4m. Aigd orwegian bark. hence | to Limerick, rain, Austrian bark, henee to Cork quarters grain, 5s; «German bark, hence re, 16.500 cases refined petrolenm, about Jvc. : a to Tt Gorman ship. from Baltimore to, Bremen. 3.400 ubls, in, 4d. Bria bark, Philadalohin to Antwerp or Hr 4,800 its NEW YORK ‘CATTLE MARKETS, + WapsespAx, Jan. 29, 1879, dark (to arrive), Baltimore 0 quarters artors grain, private term 18. te Cork for orders . ily Shon and “ani Yards, Beever, Cows, Calter. Sixtieth stroot. See a) Fortieth strect. ya Jersey City. = pass 4.389 138 ‘rade’ extromely dat and entste hoot e to fair, with a fow OMe. por IK; woighta 4% ewe has boon ‘allowed “SG. Ibe net, At Sixtieth ‘ttroet furdaT. C. Bastman sold for self 250 Mlssourl steors— Sa head at de-por Ib; wold G4 owt: 1 head at Rise, per it Tewt.: St head at te, par! relat 7% cwt. at Oe. por Ib., weight 16 hi 106! ight Nig ews, :403 Illinois stoors—O by +177 head at} i hend at Se. per Ib. weights igews. & IN head at Age. alge por id. weight Newt. F. told for self 169 Tilinols steers 44 head at Re. per Ib. at Shy. Tb. witn $1 at 8c. Ths! with 81 on per head, 16 head atte, per Ibe. SOc, off per hoad; 37 head at 9c, Gt, ewe, n 7H ewe. wT Meyer & Reaenetein, 2p Hinoly stcors—a8} hoad nt size. por ly, with 81 off per head on 46 head; @2 head at Sie. with $1 off por head on 32 4S hoad at Ue. por b., with $1 ‘off yor Head on 31 head; 25, . Oe, with Ib., Weights 1. Vogol & Regonst yin sold for 48 hoad Tb., with $1 on ner tok ae 15 he head at weights 61, ewt. a 71 ew owt. for a sigs ite gy ‘ake. i ith S0e, ir oad per TA, with Oe. on. 17 head, “ ‘om. per. baad. on. 1 - hon and $1 on per head on 56 head: 17 head at Safe. por Ih., 4 head at Ye. per Ib., 50 head at Oye. per Mh, Pn iy ff por head, 16 head at Myc. per Ih.—wei crt a Tig owt, Coon & Thompeon eotd for teers—.S hoad at Re. per I! hhond on 18 oad and $1 on per hoad on 13 hoad ; 34 he Tee 1b. end ae he, en fb. with $9 off om he begit at ey rib. with #1 off per h igh Kolin sold tor Kohn & ewt. head, por Ib.; weight Wows shin dcwt. a7 owt, 4 . 19 kentmeky socra m ate! rani inoue At Jorsoy Cit; Zoxen at it tb. Yards Coney & NiePiersont for Lehman Brothers 40 0 to ntgorn at Be, a she. por in. including 7 hoad at tc. per Ib. and 81 ne per heat’ on head sold at Sie. por lb.—woights hy cwt. wO% cwt A Gallente 4 Ss hic stoe nmi hen ne Bike. “ante Ib. for Mee. “youd a ee oth volenia 0% et cB ert Rees oe ere or I. with $1 ot per hendd 1S head, at De. a 10c. per ib,. welghita ewe. a 7h ewt. a ay ‘owt, o Bewt.; on comminsion, GH Ilimots stooreat He, & Se. per ib., only 16 head at lowest rats, weights Gh ewt. a 6X ews. Also on commission, 47 Ilinois steors—0! head at Alge. n Be. por Ib., with $1 on per head on 3 hond sold at lowest “rate: 16 head. at fie, whic. per Ih weights Sie cwt. a 7 ewt. D. ¢ Gatkee® wold for” Chanecttor & ‘Kermosr 21” ont eaersa 2 hea at one. per th.; 1 steer at S%\c. per th, head a b.—welghts 7 owt, a7% ewt. a) owt pond tet Heteaben tT Onin. eseesy eine boris. welghi G4 ewt.; for T. Ellinger 14 Virginia stecrs at Bue. or Tb, Il steer at ni, per Ih, ton 112 Viinoin at per head on 40 bend and # head at, Bic. per Ib.. head at 8! per hen with ®t on be por Ib, 8 head nt Wroighie Gi, ewt. a is ews T. Saddior ne orecomruission fo Vit finia steers at Sige. per ih, ee Gh ewt, 8. O'Donnell sold for 8. W. ‘iter t He. ver, Ta. weishte Sleews a WSherman sold fee 8 ay r rs 1 Weep ond Allerton 3 bal 1,600 ry 80 hoa nt sige, per Ib, with Si olf lor Ohanesltor & Sey- ce. per Ih. F. Ramuels. sold for Morris a BO, Ibe. par head. at BM 776 ‘per lb., wolght 7 owt. Mt ions Sondbotmer 'T bull, Hye weight 1.050 Baits, tive weight Iillvois stoors at § achn.idt sold for 4. 8 De Ths..-at hac. par, Ih; 11 bulls, Ive wolghts 1.21) Ihe. 9 1,650 Ibs, per her Me. por ib. \eginia sears, The. 1b, Virginin steers at Ib., wel for self, 2 Tiitnots scecte—- 9 hen 18 head Ne. per wot y “ewt. "H. Westhnimse for mretners 163 xed cattle, oxen, dry cows Th, weight 6t Gio stocks at Gigs, por th., wel or, 20 Virginia. stores at Be. pe wid. & Swope, Ml lilinols. steers at De-nn { woight Sewt. sirong; for K, Swope, 16 lin eae. per tbe, Nelzhe Thy Gk ML. wah 14" Tiinois per Th, with 8 athond at’ 8c. per th Big ewt. AB cw. A Ol ew, SW, Aligeton S2 Missouri steors at tye. per Ih. weight Oy ewt, Bh Ohe Rtoera—t head atte, per Th. : per 1b.; 10 ‘nt Sige. per Ib. weights ewl, AWY ew ai ewe Sunnr AnD” Lawna—Teade fair and vaines steady ; quality coarse to good; sheep sold at $4 40 a & 75 por ewt., ewan at "ih 4iye. per Ih. lambs at Sty. ade. per th jada ekingham sold ey ihe. at Se. thos, weight 17,480 Ibs, At SNe. perl fold if Jeresy ‘owes, woight La oven, woleht 6,000 Tininots’ shop, wolght per’ ps 1B. Ohlo, hoon, wotsht per th. : 85 o aryiana how wight 9.48% ibe . Dillenbee! Dewe: dow 8a Western shoe weight hond, at fe, £1 lino sheep head a ce Taty pee ent: 17 he ad at My GF ES 4 2 z 1 woight 103 I ys: pe ight 100. Ih: hoa it, at rows: 12 Minos woight par hes a SF nets a3, Shoop, weight 12) Ibs, per he Ber ewt noi sheep, weighs 131 © ver Ib. ' Kirby & Co. sol ne per h UY ca 4 weight 160° Ibs, it hend, at 5 MW State. per ih: 1 Ae per head, at 83.10 por ewe; (4 State fheep, wotght 1 weight 78 Ibe. per hend, at Sige, per tb. Davia i iboek sold 131 State owor, weight Uk Ibs. por hend, at ‘Cwt.; 186 Stato shoop, weight 1172 lbs, per he: Si Por cwts: 180 Stato sheep, weight 113 Ibs. por hen Yi 5 70 por ew; 101 State sheen ani lambs, weight 8:4 Ths hea, at She. per 1b.: 198 Michigan sheap. walt 11s) . per 1b.; 33 Michigan lambs, weight ; per Ib. 177 State lamba, weight tf 1b. inferior wt $55 per head, calves tnelud $35 per head, calves inet VRAus ‘as oO LVR — Demand moderate: grass fod calves gold at GENO A 'G50 yor cet. mont fel Calves wt Ages bt real At Bige, & 740. per Ib, ieee is forenoon. On yester- day Afternoon 24) Ohio hOes, er head, d sales slow at 160 lbs, DOMESTIC MARKETS, . pan 4 i ve Wena gt odd 1,004 | Not recetpts, os | ordinary. 4, é 0, Stock, 85, apfvtton quiet and easy; n easy; middling, ports coustw ned; sales 1,100 Is white Stato at 90 od ordinary, age bales. Exports coast New poll Jan. 29, 18TH, ye. low middling, h roam, ine, ass ant, Jan, 20 iddting, 34 he. 0 $1; $1: No. 1h Duluth orig itd at 1 06, Corn nuehanged 2 mixed State. eran held at $1 1a: low gt Hs, de, a He, in bond. Corn meal, B19 90, “tar per tate fi ahapstul rr ton, $0) bbl. th np Flour steady and unchanged, wit! of 90) bbi Vheat in nod PALO, Jan, 20, 1879, Ma fair lngulrys hard spring pring at SL 3, jes 18 exes on truck, at id W7e. 5 XO bushels sample, in store, at ie, Onts quiot and stendy: sales ear loads white at Kye neglected. Harley unchunged ; fair trade; salos moatly on private terms, Burle; but unchany: a freighies stew Te The market for all articlos fs di chanyod. 0, Be, i bit steady at Barley dull, fatr demand shoulders, ‘ige ares anid fi uneh: good demand and ws gh Bee drag Saschecs, $3 70a $3 00 ; recel pts, 3 Flovr quict aud.unchanged: | Wh Chie: unsettled nized. good demand and w shade hia at Ble. good er Pork shade h Whiskey stendy Hoary 14.000 bbls 7 whos vats, do. ments—F corn, 22,000 do.; oats, 4 38,000 do, At tho close acti 5 ‘Se. anked, March. ard: Ye. adv Lard active, arch. PRINTING CLOTH Fant River, The printing cloth market is very for G4 square goods, and few nillls are willing t0 this net stro The sules for inclined to se! CUBAN SUGAR malt in'fair trade demand. a lower to firm demand P pork stconstand higher at $035, Fabs im and higher rival les irsr va Rail- Detnorr, Jan, 29, 1878) extra white and nominally un att, Jan. 29, 1879, good demand and rh stronger at nel! at Bo sie jondy and unchang shade h pa ae PA ag she i e., cash and Fol rojectod, at 43hge. Flaxseed quiot; in good damand anda O40 beaheles od barley, 20,008 1,000 bugifels; , 2,000 do.; barley, ¢ firm and higher} ance. MARKET. Mass., Jan. 29, 1879, strong at 3%c., cash. {50x00 clothe. ar TRADE. Tlavana, Jan, 29, 1879, Fears that the projected chango in tho star States will become a law exercise a py United fluence on the Cuban markets. Buy: rors abstain from touch- ing low grades of sugar and are buying the higher grades in small quantities. EUROPEAN MARKETS. COMMERCIAL. Liverroon, Jan. 29—5 P. M. Pe dante ashton quiet, but steady; uplands, low’ mid- sales of the day includ per sae Produce—Linseed of, tine, 228, 6d. por owt re, now crop, shipped Junary and}Febraary, 0 bales Ameri owt, Spirits of turpot NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT TavEnoot. Jan. 9, 1879, Pork—Primo, moss, Eastorn, dul steady rib stew “ery steady at 268, Hams—Long cut dull 2h. Od. div moss dull at at 88s. dull at 70s, firmer .at Tallow—Prime. Turpentino—si firmer at 4s. Gd. steady ut 46s, duil at 23s, Wheat—Spring No. 3 No. 2, nono in market; new Westeru new Southern winter dull at os. steady at 228. Sd.; nixed old. st oll-—Yellow American dull nt 25x London, firmer at os, firmer at 22s. 3d. Lard oil firmer at is. iy id. Turpoutine—Spitits, at London, art 4 reel cs anced short cleme ve Ahonldecs dull at 0 extra do, dull Lard—Prime Western ity steady at 26s. 6d. Rosin—Common Wwose—American cholce Flour—Extea Stato dull at 7s. Gd,; spring u winter dull at 8a Sd. ; lid. Corn—Mixed now Zin, Cottonaeod Kosin—Comm. Lospow, Jan, 20-5 P. M. Calentta linweod, 478. Gd. a 47s. Hd. etroleum, Sid. a SAgd. per gallon. a 14d. por Linseed ton, gallon. pirlts of turpentine 2s, per wt per auarter, Rofned Spirits of petroleum, oil, £24 10.0 £24 15 per Haver, — 29, 1878, Amorican lard closed at 42f. 50e. per oy kilo: Hamnvra, ey 29, 1870, American lard closed at 26 marks FINANCIAL, Low: Silver is quoted to-day at 5u'¢d. Tadin Couneil .bills were allottes 3-16 penay per rupee. Area now‘four per cont, is ant ters, but not very confident per 100 tbs, Don nee: jay at a decline of p-morrow of the Bank of England's rato of icipated im some quar FIN. oe TAL. y MO. edoeanent sevatbeier glivies Daniees premiams, ht; insurance of all kinds effected with NEY ay and Mort aKCOS; SAME comps J.J, HABRICH & CO., 165 Broadway; box 1,880. BOUT LOANS ON LIFE POLL Zz Broadway ‘ef immense capital and experienc amount from $10 to $10.00), or more, ate saecers, "*} k Roepe mailed free. Pwit tn fully. LAWRENCK & xe A —LIFE AND ENDOWMENT Ba celoe bougivt and louns on an JOS, NE A —M0 Aden bees clase GIN. CAMP. 1 Git) IN SUMS 1 Aattpot AA position, in gace of an elderly" genticteon. 0€ wmaine te coemtinaetS house and to board with her. None peed addres Mra, SUMMERS, Heral , ae, ASH PAPER FOR, Savings Bank. COMSTOCK wituble Building, 120 Broadwa, CED ON PLANO! ow aud genaral morch AMES CAGN LOAN $3875,0 DEC MS at tn JXECUTOR Mii por cont, station E. Fs ANCIAL EMBARKASSMEN tive, hastily: large b chandise collaterals Bis T MORTG AC ar Richmond, \ vated: Haildings in RODMAN, Gos ideccavey NTEREST ON LONG ISLAND © The inte Tuary 1187), will be paid. on and Marin nal Bank, corner of W Now York e rs; Jersey, 7 por cont. CIES. THOUGH COM pany may decline purchasing, consult D. P. FACKLE! Boing ss to ares all the advantage’ skill, and can ase aay with equal proportion- inter" and now elreular for any one to operate auccons ange place, New Yor INSURANCE POLE OF $8,000 TO $100,000 ty. ror at Gper cent. Apply to 2 Brondway put responsible parties id Uptown office. UAINTANCE OFA t her; wo tril . Mice, ES" ON te R tt PIANOS, SAFES, est st, west of Oth ay. JRNITUR! Sion Wont 140 at w, CITY PROPERTY, EXKCUTOS ITY HONDS, tand Cafe ae on the above bonds dne Fob. nftor that date, at the ‘all and Peart ‘stroets, JOUN KR. MORRIS, City Treasnter. in: No. 199-—New Fork {ity Hoven: Nos. Land 2 York County ace cont debt, ine Ine! for mak iny No. 1—New Y ms art Ho ity Court Tat st 0. 2, for No. 40—New York C ownty Contt Ie stock, No, 2, for thord which ware stolen ns to Wired to peo the 7th day ot Febr New Youu, \Comenwokinn orn CR, C GIVEN THAT APPLICATIC Finanee Dey Manhattan Savings I ond for, Jomptroltor's office, ps the city of New 1878, riment of the ., S22,700 De evesh for 820,000 ainulaied 7 por $100,000 each, rind Wor Cont uise per cont mse on the 27th day a ‘Oe 6 per cent the tonne thoroot are mo at the on of before Jan, 27, KELLY, Fr yvtintbettnn