The New York Herald Newspaper, February 4, 1879, Page 9

inline — FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL ‘ “The Stock Market Less Ac- tive and Weak. Goverment Bonds Steady, States Dull and Railroads Irregular. Money on Call Easy at 2 a 3, Closing at 2 a 21-2 Per Cent, —_——e——_ Watt STREET, Monpay, Feb, 3—6 P. M. Asa natural reaction of a bull market pushed to extremes we find a state of things which has ren- dered prices inactive, transactions fewer and the in- terest in stock transactions greatly lessened, From something like 400,000 shares per day the aggregate of diurnal dealings has been reduced to 150,000 shares or thereabouts and popular interest has fallen off ac- cordingly. Of this latter element there was little to be seen in to-day’s market, and, as a matter of fact, little of professional interest either. A sort of Scylla and Charybdis condition of things seems to exist which makes navigation dangerous for both bulls and bears. In other words, a good deal of hesitation ex- ists as to whether the 1ong side or the short side of the market is more promising of success, It is whispered to-day that certain street celebrities have banded themselves upon the short side with the avowed in- tention of depressing prices. At the same time its rumored that equally powerful factions have com- bined to advance them. Between the two the great bulk of operators, who care for neither bull nor bear, provided a profit can be extracted, is inclined to remain idle, Bereft of this very material support the market remained idle also, and quotations as a necessity declined. Excepting spasmodic reactions there was a tendency to lower prices the day through, the pressure being chiefly observable in Erie and the coal shares. ‘To account for the depression in Erie we have the report of a serious falling of in the earnings for tho last three weeks in January, and in the coal shares the be- Wef that prices are made as good es they appear, simply becauso they are held up by the main strength of speculative operators, without the least regard to values. Taken for all in all, the market at the end was to be regarded as more bearish than bull- ish—at least prices tended that way. Even should this impression become a fact, it by no means docs away with the latent and generally expressed opinion that the eventual course of prices will tend to higher figures and that the recent advance in the better class of securities will be repeated with even more advantageous resulis. ‘Lo-day’s market was left to itself, being almost free from rumor, It is reported that the London Stock Exchange inclined to fight shy of Jay Gould, and that in conse- quence the Union Pacific stock will be stricken from the list of quotable properties. No evidence of this intention is as yet perceptible upon our mar- ket. Congress employed itself to-day in tinkering the Pension bill, Whether the $10,000,000 required for payment of arrears should be drawn from the ‘Treasury or be obtained by the issue of 4 per cent bonds was left to the proper committee for report. In either case this sum would be an addition to the amount of money seeking investment and, so far as it goes, a support to the stock market. ‘The opening, highest, lowest and closing prices of stocks at theo New York Stock Exchange to-day were as follows Spe cake a ing, Highest, Lowest: Closing. Delaware and Hud. 100% . alg BI pire Western Union. 99g Pacific Mail. bing Erie Railway 2g N. Y. Central and H.b116 bls, Lake Shore... 7 ‘710% Morris and Essex. ‘ Northwestern... Northwestern pref. St. Paul St. Peal pret... Del., Lack. and West. 514; Michigan Central.... Wabash Railroad. Central of N. J. Illinois Central. Canada Southern. Union Pacific.. Kansas and Northern 8 Kansas and N. pref.. 36 Ohio and Mississippi 95% ©, C., C. and T......, 423% The closing quotations of stocks at three P. M. Birt, Asked, |. 87 87 Os, Mil. & St. Pant, MILASt. Paul pf, Y. Ci db © jontral.... ose Pitts. & Pt. uicksilver .. tL. & Trou Mt St LK. 6. & N. StL. Sutro v ie WesternUn Tel. 90% Wabash... 209% Home Mining. ‘The total sales of stocks at the Board to-day aggre- gated 183,000 shares, which were distributed as fol- lows:—Canada Southern, 625; C., C., 0, and L., 800; Chicago and Northwestern, 20; Chicago and Northwestern preferred, 10,957; Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, 1,350; Delaware, Lackawanna and West- ern, 29,200; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 4,750; Erio, 39,235; Miinois Central, 400; Lake Shore, 20,150; Mich- igan Central, 1,674; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 18,065; Milwaukeo and St. Paul preferred, 11,200; Morris and Essox, 1,740; New York Central, 200; New Jersey Cen- tral, 15,960; Ohio and Mississippi, 1,250; Pacific Mail, 100; St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern, 500; Unic Pacific, 325; Wabash, 5,800; Western Union Telegraph, 6,020, Money on call lent at 2a3 per cent and closed at 2a2k percent, The following were the rates of ex- change on New York at the undermentioned cities to-day :—Savannah, buying at par, selling \& pre- mium; Charleston easy, buying 3s discount, selling paw; New Orleans, commercial %%, bank 4; St. Louis, 75 premium; Chicago firm, buying 1-10 dis- count, selling 1-10 premium, and Boston 12% cents premium. Foreign exchange was quiet, without any change in the rates, which remain at 4,853 and 4.884; for bankers’ long and short sterling. Actual business was done at concessions, The Clearing House statement was as follows: — iy Exchanges. Balances + $11,563,868 a 6,424,773 ‘The call for five-twenttes of 1867 made on Saturday ‘was for $20,000,000, The following are the descrip- tions of bonds :— Coupon bonds, dated July 1, 1867— $50, Ro. 70,001 to No. 75,000, both inclusive, 100, No, 100,001 to No, 115,000, both inclusive, 500, No. 69,001 to No. 75,000, both inclusive, 1,000, No. 100,001 to No. 114,000, both inclusive, ‘Total coupon, $10,000,000, Registered bonds ‘redeemable a6 the pleasure of the United States after the 1st day of July, 1873" — bg No. 2,801 to No, 9,000, both inctnsive. 100, No, 20,301 to No. 21,900, both inclusive, 500, No. 9,101 to No. 10,650, both inelustva, 1,000, No. 38,201 to No, 40,900, both inclusive, 6,000, No. 10,01 to No. 11,500, both inclusive. 000, No. 18,451 to No. 19,700, both inclusive, Total regis $10,000,000, Whole number, $29,000,000. ‘The closing quotations of government bonds were as follows:— Bid, Asked, ‘United States currency sixes. «. 120 121 United States sixes, 1881, registerod, 106: loss United Sthtes sixes, 1881, coupon... 106% 1065 United States sixes, 1867, regintered, 101% 10244 United States sixes, 1467, coupon, 101% Way United States #xes, 1468, registered. 1024 103 United States sixes, 1868, coupon... 1024 108 United States ten-forties, registered. 102 10216 United Stutes ten-forties, coupon.... 105 10555 United States fives, 1881, registered. 104) 105 United States fives, 1881, coupon. te oe 105 United States 45's, 1891, registered, 104% 1056 United States 49's, 1891, coupon, 1065 106% United States tours, 1207, registered. 100 1005 United States fours, 1907, coupon.... 100 100% The London advices report consols a fraction lower, being quoted at 96 1-16 for money and 96 3-16 for the account. ‘The only changes in United States bonds aro an advance ot |; and \y per cont respect. ively in 4%’8 avd ten-fortios, the former selling 108% ond the latter at 107%, Brie fell off 4, to 25%, end rallied to 26. ‘The preferred fell of froma to NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1879.-TRIPLE SHEET. , compressed; by i, eaters pressed To Brom mails te To Liverpool, Fiour axn Grau 191,337 bushels; 121.452 bushel 4,950 do. : barley without change. 49:4, and recovered to 4914, Illinois Central declined to 8934, and later rose to 90. New Jersey Contral was 1 per cent lower, selling at 44, Pennsylvania rose 4, to 3634. Reading sold at 12%{. The Bank of England gained £30,000 bullion to-day on balance. At Paris Tentes are quoted at 112f, 95c. The weekly statement of the Bank of Germany shows again in specie of 8,035,000 marks. State bonds at the Board were dull. The sales of mining shares at the New York Mining Stock Exchange were:— 22 300 shs Gold Placer. with sh Off per head o: outs, 41,473 do; rye, malt, 8,073 do. The slew, including State, W Southern, wore about 11,000 bbis,, wit re. Rye flour wa: avd was weak, with yards Coney & Me ative. per tb. w & Co. UY Ohio steers Tour was quict sof 3 B75 bbls. and 500 sacks, was bid for © vd the market was A sold at O8e. a 7Se. Malt was 1s fair to choice city at #1 25 arley was dull 090 bushels two-rowed Si firm, with aalen at 2.000 bust oars ai BKo. par stuers ate, a 10e ot th—meluding » por head; alse 3 hea y steers at Ge. a 10e per Ib., with #1 weights Wi owt, «7% owt Minvis steors—I1 head ints 7ig cwt. a Sewt.; fo Supertine Western. Extra Western, Round hoop iio, sh Round hoop Ohio, trad . Maysiins 14 Ohio steer’ 87) cewt. 0 7% owt, # per Ib.,% hend at 10446. pe steers—4 head at Rewt.; for 3. W. Allerton 168 Tin por 1b., 48 head at Ste. per Ib. with $1 on py + U8 head at 540. per 1b, 28 head at siye. wouis, low extra. St.Louis, low Si e double extra. Bt. Louis, choice 750 she Am Dis Tel.be 4 you Western Union. Bees weights O43 ewt. a 6 we es: 1000 0, R&P 6s, 3 i Southern fauily. 10 head we te Corn meal, Western.) mer sold for M. 44 16 mixed oxen and st in, Woishts 745 ewt. a B ewt. S8uc5 10 State oxen Wt SKCOND CALL—~1 P.M. she Pomentele--be 25) Tho tollowing were cail:—Nu. 2 red winter, fo ms «March, $1 10 bid, SL April, $1 i0% bid, S111%y asked; N , BL OTH Did. $1 OS asived ; do. oS wore it Bye. 8 8 Donnell suld for 3.W, Aller per Ih., with $1 on per lead per th,, with 40. om per head for 18 head Fhead at Bc Lp ewt, whe ewt. 2000 Del, Lack & 5000 Del& Hude' 8000 Del & Hud r, "84. 1000 Met Elevated 1st 9000 Mo, K& Testa 1000 Mich South s 2000 Can So ist ed.s3 784 1090 N'Y Elev 1st... 1053) 3000 H & Sedo 8 12000 Ohio & Mi: 5000 Union Pac Ist. oy C&ODd 97g 1000 NJ Southern Ist 35 3000 Tol, P& W, wd, Ben ¢ 42.000 Dushols for UBL OS a $1 Ons for No. 2 red, 81.08 fe 08. Tae. a Te, L 3 white, $1 07 for ungraded a W. E. Dadivy sold 100 Gold Piacer. red, February, and $1 Corn rag sania a Bo head at Be. ‘off por head; I Gewt, ah owt. 0 Gt Minos steors- por Ib. 17 head at Sige. per Ib, por Ih.—welghts amiiols suid for N. Mor- orlb., with Lon 109 Chi & NW 100 Central of NJ March, steame: bid, 48e. asked: asked. The sales Ww 100,000 do, at 4: oh, do.. at 46%40. an 4 for steamer, mixed stuixed; 46gc. for N vare yellow, ou deck; 48}¢e ee. .: 79 houd ab Se, per Ib., with Uc, o don is head, and $1 olf per head on’ 14 head; 25 or Ib.} 13 head at Ye. ps 7 ewt. a 74g ewt.; 9 bulls, live wei; Ths. # 1,650 Ibs. per head, at B4ze. a te. ab Rosenthal sold for N. Morris 34 Lilinois steon per 1b., #5 head at 8% ba with coup cer... 3000 B Ten, VakGa iat 99 5000 Tol & Wav Lat xe 1 4000 StL 4&8 F 2d.c BL 109 shs American are r Jersey do, afloat; on track and due. for steamor, white. r demand, and prices indicated’ a more et. No oats werd soid below While in some cases the sane was bid a Seo} ungraded de 1000 do. 100 Chi, M & St P pf.be loo Del, L & We si 500 do. 500 Gold Placer. be ‘f bull, live weight 1,400 Ibs per Ib., with we, on ox; 57 head at Sige. per Ib., with $1 head; B1 head © at 8% 1h,—weights 6: W. Allerton 87 Illinois ii Ibs. per head, at Se. per por head; 31 head $1 off per hea ewt. aT ewt. a 7 ewt, 175 Ohio steors—4o head {1 per head on 16 head and $1 on per ead at 10!50, por 1b.—weights 7 ewt. G4 Missouri steers—S head at d3je. 19 head at 9¢. per jb., with por Ib., weights 6% ewt. a 74s live weight 1,130, 1 bal uve weight 1.800) ib ic. per Ib., weixht xen at se. per Ib. per Ib.. weights per head on 17 hi olf per head on 71 head at Me, per I ewt. a Tie ewt. steors—17 head, live weight, 1. 1b.; 16 head at Sige. per tb, with $1 on 140 Pitts, FW, 100 St L & Sai 400 Morris & Es. 100 Han & St Je 200 1 & StJo pI 230 TO # P. 100 shy Northwestern, x,—We note sales of 20 tierces at Sijc., Grand Prive... Hale & Norcross... 16! Tulia Consolidated. . changed; quoted $5000 NJ Cen adjmt jure butts was dull, as quote;—American, per Ib., with 31 i ble dressed. + rr Northern Belle. able dre: they 75; single dressed. 8000 MA&St P B's, To 1000 Cin & Spring! ewt., on car load of mixed cattle; 7 bulls Ibs, per head, at Se. per Ib ‘ 1h.; 7 steers at TAge. a 1000 Le Nash, eon. 40 shs Ontario Sil Mt. a 18c,; elayed, c. Se. a 28e.; do., grocery, 20e, a Bi doc.; English Islands, Ive, w 25¢.; New Or- Eureka Consolidated. 27'4 Exchequer... Gould & Curry Yellow Jacket. Ww: off per head on 32 yer_Ib., with 50c, off per head; 33 th $1 olf por hoad, 64 Ohio steers—11 1b, with $L off per head a 100 Del Fone ‘The market for spirits turpentine was 400 bbls. sold late Saturday at 2044 pirits turpentin —tivod strained NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Monpay, Feb. 3, 1879. strained, 8) 179; good strained, $1 Turpentine ‘steady; hard, por Ib. 4 we, nY ewt., strong; 18 Indiana steors lis, live weight 1,500 lbs, weiglit Gl ewt. 58 per toad, at 34ge Suxee’ AND LaMes.—Demand fair and, valnes stoad: quatity eourse to choice, Sheep sold at 4 Soft and virgin, $1 8 Closed at the call as follows :—Fet ruary, dlc. bid, dc, aske: hi April, 42340. bid, 43e. asked; Ma, first Half year, 410. bid, 4139¢. ‘and 200 Dbls., April, 42)¢. Linseed oil ruled We quote:—Linseed ofl — Sperm—Crude, natural, $1; crude bleached wintei ) Homestake M's Go 109 Amer Dist Tel . 100 shs N J Central. oe jocks at Oc, & ton & Holmes yold 16 Obto sheep, wolght Ohio shoop, wolght 4 Bisto tbs. ‘at. $9 Illinois sheep— 172 Indiana sheep, 160 Mixsuuri sheep, 3) State sheep, \dcock sold 191 0 lbs., at $4 90 per ewt.; TSO Tili- V1bs., at $> 05 per ewt. 3,690 Ibs, , ni $5.5 per ewt. ; 204 Michigan ) Ibs. at S8ye. per ib. 209 Western Union. ) Oirto sheop weight 68 Ohio Intabs, weight & Buckingham ht 16,920 Hos., 50 Tbs, at 5% weight 17,370 Ih American, Gle. a ‘We.; bleached winter, $105 do. Southern, 40¢, ural do., 46¢.; extra bleached winter white, inter bleached fish, 37 Calcutta, 6c. a tide. winter clephunt, 65 .—The market for rofined was withont change jet. We quote:—Crude, bbls., Sigc, a § refined, cargo lot: nary brands; refined, at’ Philadelphia, 93%c.; do,, at Buiti- nols sheep, woixt gun sheep, wei Be bind : 3 Tey eth Capieel: Clit Roudebush Kreporta:—Sales united certifientos jew York, 2,000 bbls. ; Oil City, 5,000 4,000 do, at D8Ke., 55.000 do. at BOM, DBige.; Opening, IS% oth ‘exchange: Me.—Tho murket was fatrly active and Ie. a We, Fowls—Phil (crude petroleum), per Ib. J. "F. Saddler sold 164 Missouri weigat 15,770 Ibs. weight 16,870 Ibs. ato! Pe ‘43 Ohio sheep, weight 170 Ohio sheep, weight 15,049 Dowy ‘sold 101 State pe tye. per Ib; 179 3: ght 9S Ibs. per herd, at $5 40 per ewt.; 173 State per per, head at $5 55 ULERY AND ( Ibs. at OE. per 1 100 Lake Shore. ia, 12c. a Ie. 116 Ibs. por head, at #90 per ewt. Jambs, weights 83 Ibs. 097 tbs. a 181 State sheep an 100 Ohio & Miss: 1006, &1C. oe. & $1 por pair; canvasback, $1 50 $175 per pair, Blackbirds, 30c. a’ 40e. per dozen. Guinea fowl, Ze. por Rabbits, 20c. a 25e. per pair. English’ snipe, $4 50. per dozen. jambs, weight 85 ibs, c, per 1b.; 169 Canada sheep and lami oa Grouse, Se. a $l per ited heads, $1 0 bs, weight S2 Ibs. sheep, weight 88 chigan sheep, 200 Pittsburg, 200 Central of NJ Island broilei 934 bbis.; lard, 6,382 ‘73 iladelphia squabs, : ie. 18¢.; Philadelphia do oer teal ee PRovistoxs,—Receij 100 St ie « 100 St 1, kOe N pret. 20 Fort Wayne. 7 NY Elevated. nada Southern, 200 Chicago & Alton... COMMERCIAL REPORT. 220 Del, Ls & Western. wgsand 150 ¢ ' 5. $5 65 py weight #8 Ibs. per head, at weigit 93 Ibs. per hea cop, weight 102 an sheep, weight LOL UI 163 Michigan shee 16 State ewes, woizat 97 Ibs. per head, at ht 9 Ibs. por head, at 3 ight 11 ibs. por head, per Ib,; 100 State lauibs, weight so Ibs. per head at Odgc. 20 State lambs, woight 7 1b, per head at Oye. per 471 Canada sheep and Inmbs, weight 90 Ibs. per head and lambs, weight 104 ibs. Kirby & Co, sold 52 State ackuges; baco: At BS 75 w $3 9), cas spected mess nt B10 37! w ness for March at $1 ‘at the second call :— do. new, $1015 bid, 101 state sheop, larch, old, 1015 bid, $10 Bacou ruled stead: boxes half and hal: COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED; CLOSED 6 A 9 POINTS BETTER—FLOUR QUIRT— WHEAT EASIER—CORN EASIER—OATS QUIKT— PORK QUIET—LARD CLOSED WEAK—WHISKEY EASIER—SPIRITS TURPENTINE QUIET—-ROSIN QUIET—PETROLEUM QUIET—COFVEE STEADY— SUGAR EASY. 43 Cannds shoo per hoad at Ge. a Bye. pur Ib. sheep, weight 04 Ibs. per head at 43s, per ib; 100 State head at #80 per ewt.; 8 or hend at $5 95 per ewt.; 105 1 Ibs. por head, at §4 6. Is, per bead, at So wer head, at $5 4. per ‘bead, at ky sheep, weight 98 Ibs. ‘por G8 Obio sheep, weight 172 Missouri shoep, with a far demand. Sales were 750 At 54. ; 100 do. short clear at Sige. for March, und on spot 100 boxes do. do. ut diye. Beck bis. packed sold nt $11 50, 000 Ibs. fresh Hama, IL Tbs., at Ge. : bellies, 9 Ibs., at Ske. ; 5,000 Ibs, pict private corns; 4,000 tbs. and 250 smoked haims, 10 Ibs., at 9c 4e.;, 400 smoked ‘do. at Se. 12 Ibs., at Tye. 9 and firmer. eats wero active. State lambs. weig Michigan sheep, weight hhigan sheep, weigh n sheop, weight 99 I 1D, Weight 102 100 NJ Central Kied betiios, 1 500 pleklod Muontaees: pickled hams, Monpay, Feb. 3—6 P. M. Business was fair in most commodities to-day, and the markets were generally steady, things were unusually quiet. the market was the same. of moment for many weeks. Corn was easier, Pork quiet. Lard firmer. Cotton on the spot was Futures closod 6 a 9 points np. steady. Sugar quiet. Gils and petroleum quiet. Naval stores wore quiet. Covrse.—The market for Rio was firm, especially for or- Wo note sales of 2,600 bags Bi 000 bags do., por City of Para, both at 11 per Perputua, at 12 bags Rio, per Waterwiteh, sold on private terms. Orleans 4,000 bags do., por Watch, sold at 1 coffeo rated firm, and 432 bags Savanilla, por Elsia, sold on cargoes, 1'ge.; fair ge. ; extrome funtos, fair to good, 14ige. a government bags, 22c. a 20. a 2e.; Singapore, 1Ge. a 17. ; Ceylon, 1c. w 7c. ; Maracaibo, 13%e. a 17g c.&@ 17¢.; St. Domingo, 10Wje. City; heavy to 1 a Sige. a Siyc. for market pigs. ru arrived here to-day. Three cars sold at 43c. 4 4%. ‘Lard was firmer ut the opening Sales were 800 tierces We: $6.55 a BS O24 Cy d . ,1907.be 100 W's, ¢, OS. 10235 BOARD—10 30 per head, at $5. 1s: head, at 36 55 per ewt. On ’Change avy to light average. 100 do., off grade, at alves at de. a $33c, per Ib, Veuls at Ze. a There has been no change Wheat was dull and Whiskey was do, refined, for dolivery were mK) do., April, at { 400 Westorn U Tel. .be erces, March, at $6 83 $5 a 86 0, closing easy at the inside ‘figures. ag were the bid and asked prices at_the second call waren gn7 bid, FINO asked | 3.068 packagos. The market was tir creamery, good to ¢ 2 ne to fancy, 2N¢. 4 Be, ; Si wr head, sold at 463 Oliio hogs, average tive weight 197 Ibs. per ‘ut 450. per Ib. DOMESTIC MARKETS, Gatvastox, Feb. 3, 1879. Qe.; low middling, Si et receipts, 3,072 bales. Y 1,645; chustwise, 1,1 0 Ohio hogs, a 2000 NJ Cen, ad bd: February 85 70 bid, $6 80 aske April 8485 bid, $890 asked ; Mi Butter—Recoipt 600 Mich Central 800 LS & M So. Cotton quiet; middling, 4000 MiL A St Pe 100 Den & Rio G.1s Stock, 7H.83Y, The mi i he Market was firmer New ORiKans, Feb At Baltimore 1,300 > on easy; middling, 9Ye. Tu00 ChickN imed State, 2 was firm and sw We quote —Ordina: Idige.: good do, 14% private terms. fet; middling, ¢ } coastwise, 2.69, Sales, 1,000. gold, winety days; Java, ans Het was fairly activ do. pase nee \t—Tho market for contrifagal sold at ved quiet and easy, We qsiote:—Farr re centrifugal, bids. and i 15ige.; Jamaica, 1 Costa Ries, He. a 1 SED; constwise Wriatixaton, N.C., Feb. 3, 1879. 2000 Pacific of Mo Ist 105) do. vee 10000 KanP 6's, 3 & D, 96, with coup cet 10000 KP. Den dtr wuuo K F lat, 78, D with coupon cert... vol to prime, refined standard A, do. do., Be. other grades, ineludin ‘TaLtow.—Receipts— Flour iu fair demand; sales 900 bbls. at the The market was fairly active. #4 3 Sales were 50 hhdi 1000 Tol & W'2d....be 1 10000 Erle & Pit dist, ¢ by LS i process, 87 # ‘No. Eapring, % white winter, Wilskiy.—Receipts, 2.251 bbls. The market was easier, wold at SEOs ASL OGKe. its —Business in’ general was s unchanged. 2.00 boxer chesse, 2 10 boxes cheese and s measurement good: 4,000 bushels grain, 74, 1,000 packages measurem Glasgow, steatn, 1,000 packages m DO) boxes Cheese rite Hycht, with: 6d., and steam, 500 bale @ lots butter at 4 nig for United Statos to Ja Purchased for United States to February 1 Aflont and load! Osha Am Bx an yaun-Am Hank. $0 SO, Satmmacher active at Tc. a $140 for now process for family uve, wed firm and active ing and finished, Total visible spol Delivered from wri . 1,000 packuzes provisions, private ter} orwogian bark, fio « moderate supply of common gra . $3, 4 dui, “but without change in Cortex on tho spot w remained firm Futures opaned La potrits batt d closed from 6 to: points higher for the prices to-day, compared with those of {25,000 bushels grain, 1 neste M Co..be 10 Ontario Sil Min. be 100 Detawared Huil.be 415 dd trade demand tor private tormne; a | Saturday, wer and from Canada, quarters grain, Os. 6d. ; ' to Oporto, 17,000 bus! vm clover, $4 a B+ timothy, $1 15 4 8) 85, black-eyed marrow! large do., 8 0 8 ‘anada teld are quoted at ts wt $140 a S150, Beaus— Wg marrowfaty at H0e. a SLO, as to quality; selling a $1 Lo a $1 OU; baying medinin at 7 cluding the barrel, iy grain, and a Briti 4,000 quarters grain, on private terms} henge to Bremen, 8,200 bbls. reGined pe: NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS, Monpay, Feb, 3, 1879, RNCKIPTS FOR THe ra wee, 100 do. 10 Clevé Pitts i Correction—$10000 Virginia 6 Aspens, SOX, und BOOK Uo “to. should bave buen between call.) BEFORE Cabl12:30. P. 250 she Can Southern. S10 NJ Central consolidated x matured “5%, in Bacurday's list selling at $1 a St quoted ot $1.08 for | $20) for city made © in good demand, quotable at Se, a 10e ble prices of Chicago high wines. rk in wetive ing Hichwines dull olin active inquiry i 5 meee and short cut pork, por bbl, $0 489 60; by ear lots, $9; short cut clear $b a $1150; by cur lots, and higher, qu bacon, $6 50; Lard, Heres and darrols, £6 ails, $7500 $4 HEB, Railroad freight aro mnchanged and stoudy—Wheat, 94: ha <8 3 i ez, a Smoked meats, por = Ye Sixtioth street. Fortieth street, z cart lots, #6; tubs ity not more than half SEEEEEEE 4.on this forenoon the arrivals woro large, still ata quarter to two J. M. hand were ‘sold off at the rates which were cnrront when the markets opened, qaal coarse and rather lean ; prices, 7ge. a 10%e. per Ib. genoral allowance, 56 ibs. trome range of allowance, yer Ib., weight Sty ewt. 128 head ‘tiike'n 4 % bushels; corn, 9, iH 13,000 do.; oats, 324100 do.; barley, 4,000 do.; ryo, oor to good, in Flour dull and stead Ntriet low middl i } 710 Tiltnvis steor nm quiet, but rs Strict good middiin aR 2 hte uushols; corn, Ntuined—Good ‘ordinary, ; low middling, Se. livery the sales ware as toliows :—Saturday, after one P.M.— Maret, drut 0.0 4.608, ;" April, 100 at SU0 at Qade., LOU at r, 1,700 bbls. wheal ) bushels; corn, 1800 d Cuxcinmani, Feb. 4, 1870, quiet, but stondy; family, 64 28 & Taber, 9. a ie. + bitt steady wt de, a at head i. 4% head and Si MM head at He. por hand on 34 head ews, Aly owl a7 © ) Morris & Hasex...: 100) rr 200 at at Ode. GU at U,78E. ; May Jo at Mel, June, 1b., with 500, 14 head; St head at Ye 17 howd at 100. per Ih per head on 40 nm tiem at Sie, ni 400 Han & St Jo BI 00 ‘. M2 Minos stew 25 Han & St Jo pf. 100 do ‘ 1 notice, 4th mt td firm; held at 8) today) at 0406 at WANE, : Mare sights 6 cwt. A we weler sold on commission hy owt. ANY cw, Obio steers—15 head at 36 head ut Sige. per Ib,, 9 Be ‘owt; Cor U, Cleveland 2 State o: off the Lot, wet Ki ky steors—I8 head bg a Me. par Ib, RY owt. Potuuini« ion 41 lilinois steere—20 head at s!yc. 00 8 1OKse. per Ib terte St Gitte monreseio head st 6 $lon per head on 11 head, sol retin oe Whinkay active anced. Sugar quiet and $56) RS NO; our widen, Os 41000 wt hale, Fo) we Y.8Ne, 5 May, 000 ¥.046., 10) at uve, 100 at 9.08, 6 100 Mich Coniral. ib, wil Yat 9.0He.;° June, 200 at’ 10.000., | for Kahn & Co. 1,000 at 10.100; daly, oR dy and firmer: Chicwxo Apring, Sree. a figne gtendy and. unchanged. , Wiveut st fairly active and a éhade hiche: Weights @ owt. a urehard sold fo ‘wBise. por Ib. witlt POF Lida, HS Head at 16 bond, 14 head at 106. 0 My OWE, a Big CWE & 1UKy avtolk, ZO1ky u tl sgt 5 ly and unehanwed. aries Flaxseed friner and unchanged. Pork bot eral); higher eg Sten, May. Oats iy ued dour Y 10) Union Pacific 300 Nerthwestera Por =<PARTS ¥ © 8 | B90. sevmsocaae April. Lard unsettled, but zenerally higher; $6 37% 2786 40, cosh: a> a BO ATG Murch: 8-5 a $8 57) April. Bulk meats seady and imn; shoulders, $3 59 ork ib, dige,; short clear, Dressed bogs steady and higher at BG Wt Io. Wiitskes steady and unchanged at $1 04. Kecelpts—Flour, 16.0071 hbts ; wheat, 81,200 bushels; corns $1,000 ¢ vo. 2,800 ‘do. barley, 110 do. Shipments 1 bis. whemt, 54,400 busheie; corn, 46,000 do. 390 do.: barley 000 do, At the close :— Wheat inactive and lo" ee bid, Febru rn easier; Sy. asked, Februar ge. May. Outs ensior an Pork unsettled but eneraily lower: $9 I2%%— April. Lard quiet and unchanged. PRINT CLOTH MARKET. Fr River, Mass., Feb. 3, 1879. little action quotations are continued at 3c., cash, for cloths, and Se , for 53x60 cloths, with some discount on these figu HAVANA MARKETS. Havana, Feb. 3, 1879, Spanish gold, 208); a 208%. Exchange active aud firm Sugar nomini EUROPEAN MARKETS, COMMERCTAL, Livexroot, Feb, 3—5 P.M. Cotton—Fatures steady; uplands, low’ middling clause, April avd ) Digd. NuW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT. Livexvoot, Feb. 8, 1879. torn, dull at #4%; do., Westerm, Cumberland ext dull at 268.5 short 6d.; short clear dull Shoulders dull at is Gd. Boot {extra wes duil at STs. prime Pri ult at emdy Tarpenti id. Rosin—Common firin Cheese—American Lard siendy at 36s. Plour—~ Vheat—Spring No. ¥ dull at 7a, w Western winter at 88. Lid. Corn— ‘old mixed dull at 22s. 9d. Cotton. n dull at 23s. 6d. Rosin—Com- Turpentino—Spirits nt Lon- horn wint Mixed dull a seed oil—Yellow Am: London firmer at mon a don stoady at 228, Wheat—Weekly receipts :—From Atlan- He ports. 21,900 quarters; from Pucitic ports, 25,000 do. from other sources, 180 do. Cora—Recelpts, 19,500 quarters, Lospox, Feb. 3—5 P. M. quarter. Spirits of petrol pint on beni Calcutta linseed, 49s. ts of turpentine, 21s. 12d, a 13d. per per cwt. : Axtwerr, Feb, 9; 1873, American lard closed at 20% florins per 30 kilos. Havrx, Feb. 3, 1878, American lard closed at 42f. 25¢. per 50 kilos, Breas, Fob, 8, 1879 Amorican lard closed at 36 marks pur 110 ibs. FINANCIAL, Loxvon, Feb. 3—4 P. M. Console, 96 1-16 for money and ii 3-16 for the account, United States 43g por cont bonds, 109)4; ton-forties, 10734. Tue amountof bahion gone. into’ the Bank ot England on Miay is £30,000, Paris advices quote 5 per cons . H¥e, for the account, Exchange on Londen, . tor checks. Berta, Feb. 3, 1879, The statomont of the Imperial Bunk of Germany shows an increase in specte of 8,035,000 marks. -_—_—__—— FINANCIAL. LEX. “FROTHINGHAM & CO., BANKERS AND Stuck Brokers, 12 Wall st., buy and sell stocks on the Now York Stock Exchange ahd carry the same as long as desired on a deposit of three per cent. Caroful attention given to orders for investinent. from $25 upward in "Pu find “Calis,” which frequently pay from five to ton tines the amionnt invested every thirty days. Explanatory Cir- , their Weekly Finuncial Report sent free on ap- « ABYANCES" ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, SAFES, rringes, &e, 103 West S3d ‘st.. wost of 6th av, AT REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies und Mortgazes; same Donght: insurance of all kinds effected with best compa nies at lowest premiums, J. J. HABRICH & CO., 165 Broadway; box 1,850. RFFINED LADY, FINANCIALLY EMBARRASSE! would like to meet elderly gentleman who would ton porarily assiae her, assuring hin of her ability to repa; Address REVERSE, Harald Uptown office. LIZABETH CITY AND RAHWAY CITY WW. 5) Bonds for sale wt best bid. G. W. MARKILAM, 10 Fine st, (URE INSURANCE STOC: by BE. 8. BAILEY, 7 i. "ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE, New York city Property. City Railro ks and Bonds, bought and sold, H. L. GRANT, 145 Broadway ONEY TO LOAN-IN LARGE OR at froasonable rates, on Watches, Jowel Personal Proporty of all stescripti deemed at any time within one NARD, 441 3d av., betwoen 30th ONEY TO LOAN—ON ENDOWMENT LIFE INSUR- ance policies due within five years, or will purchase mata fair discount. Give namé of company, number, nt und when dus, W. D. HUBBARD, Stock and Note Broker, Hartford, Conn, IPHE MABIPOSA LAND AND MINING COMPANY OF | California, Nos. 9 und 11 Nassau st. New Yonx, Jan. The trustees of this company have levied an of $1 per snare on the preferred and common stock, pay: able at this office on or before Febraary 12. ‘Aitor that date it will be delinqaent and Hable to's f sh certificate for advertixing sale. charge of $3 cach certificate for Sone : 1TH, ni poser B. ELY, i Ship Broker, Havana, Caba, 65 BROADWAY, ing Stocks and other Pacific coast necuri+ raphic Transtors and Credits, Font und Burape, and forward > ee TO LOAN. RO $2. DO Venesier countios, JOU we JENTLEMAN HAS THIS SUM TO $8,000. ican firioaiatoiy on leat class city property at six per ew ) Nassau at., office L 10. 000 THE PURCHASE OF DUPLICATE : Wedding Presents, Diamonds, Watchos, fowelry, Silverware, Bronze, Painting: low matinfacturer's cost. Wanted 20 sil uae COPARTNERSHIPS. N& Y YORK, FEARUARY 1, 1879.—THE AN ship heretofore existing betwoon the snbseribers under the firm name of Conaut & Campbell is this day dissolved consent, Wm, H. Campbell retiring. Conant will continue the business wt 423 Grand st. corner Orchard, and wil! agsume ati liabilities and collect all outstanding accounts of the old io CONANT WM. H. CAMPBELL, APE FIRM OF H.W. WELL & O., OF NO.4 South st., is this day dissolved by muta! consent: either ‘i in liquidation. wntil further notice, party will sign in diqw until THrthee BACT ey ©. 6, HOWARD. ‘onk, Feb, 1, 1879. teas of the above Girm will be carried on as here ab Bonth st. by H. W, SHOTWELL. New York, Feb. 1, 1879. Phe undersigned will continne in the flour and grais commission business at Nos, Zand Sonth st. BUSINESS OPPORTUNUCCES. ; VN GPPOTTO NIT PROHASE A COMPLETE JAXand running business reasonably; satisfactory reasons Riven for selling. 4 LLOYD'S, Business Agents, 4 Warren, WANTED WIT! $1,000 CAPITAL TO BX: riny busi poly; ret. i HT field dd, Address N OIL BUSINESS, THOROUGHLY ESTABLISHED; woll located ; horses, wagons, 4c.; complete. LLOYDS, Business Agents, 4 Warren, J PARTY WITH NTRALLY LOCATED 01 trade with Western wh will undertake another on a a ses in working up the business, NE. re Chas. K. Miller & C , Chicago, N ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURING BUSINESS 2 Lilesiros tra partner with §300; goods in demand by the trade, 107 West 36th st Aatiaut, MA UFACTURING BUSINESS To EX Acciinze for « good Home in the country, with acres, from #100 S200, and free trom any ineum- ness ie, and will pay $10,000 per 168 Horald oific “A PARTNE Aterid « sate m: Por particniars, ISE, box 127) Hori Bt VING $1,000 TC NVEST, 0 investinent will pay silver mine; security real; STS. 1 ith salary, whe yy oll well, frold profits ents bus Quired fot production. {ONEY ISLAND HOTEL FOR SALB—FURNISUED perfect running order; 100 r ue; water and gas i ne; 2 bare; 4 actos of ground: no brokers apply. 'y of means cau address BUSINESS, station F, Post aflice. ONCENTRATED FOOD A PORTUN enpitalists inay join in profits. For p ODERATE lars address FORTUNE, Herald of fh ne ALUURISUING MANUFACTURING BUSINESS DE ring to Toot the wants of an increasing trade, want tye partner with $25,000; works complete: prodwets nme profit. Apply stand unrivalled and yield ab GUILGES & CARLETON, 95 Broadway. ANTPACTURING AND JOBBIN ing monopoly in their lin $000 v0 #100005 AL reteroue: Horald oitllee: ive mat wet MONOPOLY, RRITORY FOR JERSON RING TO SEOURE ing sale ot specialty on the market will call at Comiral Hotel, room Bez, hot we do P.M. vs. ‘PUYsICIAN WANTED—BY, DE CONTROL toxother parlor toor aud extousio very Wosirable tor professional offiees; ter oo West Soth at, R ARE CHANGE.—§000 TO #1,000 WILL SECURE A \ some profit in genteel -hovorable business, without TTY, Herald U . Ke FPUAVELLER — 4 “COMMEROEAL Wito POR Hiatt ars has handled « specialty 18, ate tionets and jowellors, and haw an ext juintint- neo, wishes to ndd Another Line of goods. purpose of reducing expenses to both houses, Address Cf, Wx 4 Post ofl \ PANTED meres’ MAN WIPH Sit well established bu TAKE GALE smi Chambers st. UY ANTED-—GENTLEMAN OF LEISURE WITH $1,000; basiness leitiinnte; $10,000 can be made in to days Adiross LEON, Herat oitice. \ PANTED—A STRICTLY With $1,000 to $1,000, to wens faraishing business (or dey goods trade), wither in Chie with partionlars, RELIABLE, Herald PARTNER, gentle: it - To Ft PINK OS Se 2 $500 pe ny ood. by. Address eAraveh box Herald Uptown oMiee, aay : MANUFACTOR. eta: Woet aud i AN