The New York Herald Newspaper, February 7, 1879, Page 11

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The Stock Market Fairly Ac- tive and Strong. Government Bonds Quiet, States Lower and Railroads Strong. Money on Call Easy at 1 a 21-2 Per Cent, Want STREET, ‘Tuunspay, Feb. 6—4 P. M. Althongh Lawrence Sterne poetically expressed the {dea (previously stolen from the French, by the way) that the wind was tempered to the shorn lamb, he id not extend his observation to the stock market of the present day, wherein hirsute bears are shorn, elipped and left out in the cold without benefit of clergy. Had he done so he would probably have commiserated the bears had he not sympathized with the bulls, for as matters tend the bulls are get- ting the better of the temperature and the bears the worse. A market. which opened fecbly this morn- ing and with very indifferent reliance upon the spinal marrow of a bull movement, and with no more backbone than that possessed by an oyster, somewhat to the surprise of atreet speculators grew strong, hardened in matter of values, gained in quotative prices. and ultimately tlosed, with a handsome rise, at or about the highest prices of the day. As dealings this morning were utterly free from, the influence of outside rumors tho rise may be ascribed either to the manipulations of a purely brokers’ market or to such latent but |. 459 steady belief in a higher standard of prices as is promised by the better condition of things the country through. There were few signs that the larger operators were indulging themselves in im- portant operations, and consequently the market was left to unimportant traders, who found quotations advance without apparent rhyme or reason. Such, however, was the case, the most material gain being in the grangers, Lake Shore, Michigan Central and Delaware and Lackawanna, With this gain the mar- ket closed firm, strong, unexcited and with all the peace and harmony of a freemason’s lodge. The opening, highest, lowest and closing prices of stocks at the New York Stock Exchange to-day were as follows:— Opening. Highest, Lowest Closing. Delaware and Hudson.. 38% 101 (90% Erie Railway * N.Y. = and Hudson.. Del., Michigan Central. Rock island... ‘Wabash Railroad. Contral of New Jersey.. 41% 42% 4136 Minios Central.. 866 7 Canada Kansas and Northern pr. Boe 36% 86% Ohio and Mississippi....bl10% 10% C., O., C. and I. AB The closing quotations at three P. M. were Bid Asked. Han & StJo pf.. 40, 4044 Tl Central. . 87 z ci Chic Chic vs is e Ation ‘Alton eg: 108. pete ear he 13% ts: acific Mail... Panama. 26 130 Pitts & Por 10514 nicksilver . Tiss juicksilvor pf. 32 By it Louis& IM. 19 16 Sutro Tunnel... 3% 4 Union Pacific... G6, 67 Baas West Union Tui.10¢ 10% Han & St Jo..... 15'4 154g Wabssh....... =. 228 22: ‘The total sales of stocks at the Board to-day aggre- gated 194,329 shares, which were distributed as fol- lows:—Canadian Southern, 300 shares; C., C., C. and 1, $42; Chicago and Northwestern, 20,760; Chicago and Northwestern preferred, 26,250; Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, 370; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 28,500; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 1,050; Erie, 24,835; IMinois Central, 791; Lake Shore, 21,610; Michigan Central, 3,400; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 21,100; Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred, 10,032; Morris and Essex, 900; New York Central, 100; New Jersey Central, 4,710; Ohio and Mississippi, 3,320; Pacific Mail, 1,L70; St. Louis, Kansas City and North- ern, 100; Union Pacific, 660; Wabash, 1,800; Western Union Telegraph, 6,251. ‘The money market worked easily to-day, with call loans at 1 a 23 per cent, the closing quotations being 2 percent. The following were the rates of exchange on New York at the undermentioned cities to-day :— Sayannah, buying st par, solling % premium; Charleston, easy, buying }s discount, selling par; New Orleans, commercial, 3-16; bank, 4; St. Louis, 60 discount; Chicago, firm, buying 1-10 discount, selling 1-10 premiurm, and Boston par. Foreign exchange was higher for long sterling at 4.86; demand sterling is steady at 4.88};. The Sub- ‘Treasury to-day redeemed $15,310 legal tender notes with gold, and received $2,000, gold, in exchange for legal tender notes, The Bank of England directors made no change in the discount rate (3 per cent) at their regular weekly court this morning. In the open market at London the rate of discount for three months bills has declined from 2% to 2% per cont. The bank gained £399,000 bullion for the week ending yesterday, the proportion of reserve to lia- bilities being 3934 per cent, against 36% per cent last week, The bank gained $15,000 bullion to-day on balance. Consols were strong and advanced to 96% 896% for both money and the account. United Btates bonds are unchanged, except for ten-forties, which declined from 107% to 107. Erie sold at 2534 8 25% for the common, ana at 48% @ 4834 for the pre- ferred. Pennsylvania fell off 44, to 36, and New Jer- sey Central 1, to 42. The last named recovered to 424%. New Jersey Central consolidated firsts rose from 83 to 83% and reacted to 83. Reading rose from 12X to 13, At Paris rentes rose from 113f. 2}¢c. to 118f. 10c. Government bonds were dull and quiet. Tho sub- scriptions to the new four per counts amounted to $9,500,000, The closing quotations were as fol- lows:— Bid, Asked, United States currency #ixes.......- 12h Lal United States sixes, 1881, registered. 106 106: United States sixes, 1881, coupon ... 106 106, United States sixos, 1867, registered, 102 1025 United States sixes, 1867, coupon... 102 Wass United States sixes, 186d, registered. 10256 lus 10234 1084 104% Wy 105 United States 44,’n, 1891, coupon. . 106% United States tours, 1907, registered. wo 100% United States fours, 1007, coupon... 100 1005 State bonds at the Board wero weak for Louisiana sevens, consola, which fell to 54, a decline of 1% per cent; North Carolina sixes, old January and July), sold at 183g. Railroad bonds continue strong, and the following were the changes compared with last Provious eales:—An advance of & in Lehigh aud Wilkesbarre console, 3¢ in Canada Southern firsts guaranteed, % in Hannibal and St. Joseph eights convertible, 34 in New Jersey Central firsta consois assonted, New Jersey Central convertible assented, Union Pacific firsts and Great Western seconds (ex- coupons), and 4 in ©., 0. and T. C.firsts, ‘There was ® decline of 1% in Louisville and Nashville seconds, and 44 in Denver and Kio Grande firsts and Cincinnati and Springfield firsts, guaranteed by ©., C., C. and 1. ‘The closing prices of Philadelphia stocks were:— Asked, City sixes, new. Nix United Railroad: 16 Pennsylvania Railroad, ‘96 Roading Railroad... 12% Lehigh Valley Railro: Boy Catawissa Railroad profe: 96 Northern Pacific Kailroad my Northern Central Kail 16 Lehigh Navigation.... 15 y 16X vite wt ‘Tituavilie and Buifaio.... 63g 54 Mentor fo Nataway... 124 ransportation,, wo 5 9.746, valu at'2 Tes a0) a Ue Tee 100. ut B.7e., Rite: 3100 at 9.706. 900 a6 9.74, 8.00 at 9. Toe is BEFORE CALL—12:30 P. M. . 54g 100 shs Wabash RR.«3 % 1100 Fee reaers. = Hl § ry eefece epepeessess Forzte. 700 at 1 0.306, The receipts at ‘the ports wero as follows nal nh 1700 Mobile. O62; Bavannal | ¢ ZEESEEE ry i ary sla 5 ae closed as fol- 5 : = SEEESEEEEEEE EE a4 i Mane wheat, bbls aid 75 saci; cora, at et ie i ats, 24.0026 do. ; ‘The market for Eee # Seeees 16.7% malt, B18 crs ‘Phe sules, including State, Western ‘aud Southern, flour was steady were about 15,500 bbls., with! flour ruled steady, with Sas in modorateWiomand; nies woresbu ble, and 720 sucks Ryo was lirm,but quiet. “There was a fuir demand, but buy- owed to operate freely ut the present pricoa; 1,600 bushelx State, om track, sold at S73¢e. fairly active, but oasy. Sales wd Canada at 20. ; 10,000 do. a send 800) do, two-rowed Rtato, good to choles, at sie. ante Malt was quiet. Stee c Tes of about 70 bbls. ers were not disp ere 1,400 bushels un- 1 bright Canada wt Ek years. zo waa i Si et Sey Round hoop Ohio, shi Round hoop Ohio; tru: = ia dias Sok pebeeee TES ge 28 Southern re Zeke Bibke Corn moval; white We Corn meal Jersey, =) Ese —Whent was de Wdodly dull, but the markot ‘was nevertho- f ing were the bid and asked rod winter, for February, jo., Mare, $1 10 bid, $1 10%; S111 bid, SL 1145 asked; o.. Mi for ebranry, $1 on Joss about steady. ices at the second cull oragsaeoaes SECOND BOARD—1 P. M. 200 he as Contral.. 8X cluding 40,000 bushols istebee: ted sp 1 white, $1 Unis woe 1 O84 Lor Most red, 81 104 for 4 i 1s do. t ne a8 for for do. for Apri a $1 U9 for 1 OF N Pao. ungraded spring. closed at “te w second call as follow The opening prices of mining shares in San Fran- cisco were:—Gould & Curry, 14; Savage, 15; Chollar Potosi, 49; Ophir, 3454; Hale & Norcross, 18; Crown Point, 6; Yellow Jacket, 25; Belcher, 6; Imperial, $120; Virginia Consolidated, 7%; California, 734; Overman, 10%; Best & Belcher, 23%; Kentuck, 154; Union Consolidated, 5934; Nevada, 47; Mexican, 37; Caledonia, 90c.; Silver Hill, 23¢; Justice, 4; Julia, 4; Utah, 18; Alta, 7; Bullion, 8%; Exchequer, 6%; Seg. Belcher, 22. ‘The closing prices in San Francisco were:— ; 16,000 do. for April at Jone and on for steamer ruixed, ate. a ¥ c. round" yellow, | A5e. " Delaware “yollow whito steady, yan pene ae se, ate. —Mixed were Alpha, 11%; . De. white, ae Saleaea BLge. a 81% c.', Ni fod, B1ge. No. Bialxed, 30s ‘Guxase.—Wo 6 noto sales of O1,000 Ib 45,000 bushels. HE E held and quoted at Be ore quist, but unchanged. Manila hemp was dull but perigee Dales were easier and Wiaghpat wold ut 439 do B35 $135, oh i ‘9 quoto:—Ainoricun, Lratinn, ss “ : S175; cingle dressed, “10D: Russian. clean, ress 4 Jute butts, 2% et for domestic ide quiet but un- 3 were entirely 16e. a Movausus,—Tho nas changed. Foreign was neglectod We quote:—Cubu, centrifugal elayod, ise a 20. ; mnuscovado, 100 Ameriean b eltbe a0 West Union Fol.be 1B 4000 Eureka Conso! idated a0 2e. its turpentine was (Southern) sold at Rosin ruled steudy und 250 bbla, good strained sold at 245. We quote :—Spirits ee merchantable or- strain 42 m Yellow Jacket. feiel bes Gem ak late prices; 50 bbls. Gould & Curry. Grand Prize... ‘The quarterly statements of the national banks of the city of New York, on the lst day of January, 1879, were:— strained, 8120. ‘Spirits atrong, ze. wrpentino firm; hard, gl 23 bid; soft and virgin, #1 8 300 do.. 100 Ohio & iiss. 10%, 2:30 TOs PROM. 400 ahs Northwestern... 62\ 200 do. 62 ce fe, bid, 4zhae, asked 8: halt year, 42e, 6h Bote cdrsthuitysar at tie Lard'oil was firm at'S7e. a 580. for city made. American, ble. bloached winter, $1.05; do, Southern, dc. ; bleache natural do, be. j extra bleached winter white, winter bleached fish, 36, waked. 5 ric oll was firmly b had. 8 Unp'd diva’s. Totals.... $319,253,900 $334,643,800 jporm—C bony Northern whale, 4: 32000 ra Soa00 Can so ist, guar ox 5000 Int 19¢ w ing etfs rd Kan & Toca Bhs 1000 Met ley isi 8 5000 StL&S F2d, cl G 313g SF 2d’ ol B 34 S7e\* Crade tah, Sound, Soe. Be. he market for retned was dull a1 ‘at about tate prices, = 4 Se 8S retived, cago lots, ed brandar rotlved: af Pilladstobla, bie. ‘anited certificates (erud 18, 1 8 he nest ‘old. ——Resources——— ‘Ins and disc. $165,274,200 $164,510,000 Dec. -U. 8. bonds on hana. +++ 26,491,300 U. 8. bds to se- cure oe 24,428,500 cure bed Dec. .18,453,900 cred b4 4.00 at Tie. lowest, 973g oper Total both ex change: steedys tt AND ager The pte. was fairl; eres Fowl 1 fekoue—Phi tladelphii atares, % Phitadel lita." de, @ Ibe; Western and ‘Stato, He. Ducks hiladolphia, 15¢. te. Bhan and Western, 12c. Bacxdird. ie. '& We. por ens Guinea 2 ir, Overdrafts.... a tt 25 per pair. ei uate Uae Reeeipts—Pork, 523° dbls.; aud 135 cases; cut meats, 4.206 pa nd 6.011 boxes: veal, it hams. 140' bbl cnn "ose, Blips, Ise. per dozen. Long Island Boe. a Boe. Quail, $1 29 Totals. ....$329,233,900 $334,643,300 Inc. $15,409,900 “Heretofore included in “Other stocks, bouds and mort- gages” and United States bonds on hand. bacon, 132 tiereer bbls. and 310 case Fork was ules NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES. ‘Tuurspay, Feb. 6, 1879. BEFORE CALL—i0 A. M. prions 88 the secon (od; do., now. $10 15 bid, $10 35 kod; wil, ed; Ho Be B10 35" bid, “ea vis g SSS sige D waki Sio “35 bid, '$10" 40 asked. Cut meats were fairly 14 loa. at Oke. sles wore 9,000. Ibe. Picked been WW Iba. do. do., 10 ibs. o bellies, 14 Ibs. sti 30 ti hogs wero ae “petive and abe. hye. for market my foul sac loude wore geld. st sila ee ere 200 city at $8 70, Non as hold at $6 39,50 So. tng Moer! i f 100 N ‘J Bouthern, k ature, gellvery 100 Kansas & foxes. COMMERCIAL REPORT. 4000 do. March at WS 4 $0 80; 1,230.0, April ne WO and 3,500 do. May at 8 95 dnd $8 following were the bid aud 1, ou tierees Feb E85 Ar ith = sya grog ices at the second call s peacasty, $6 7D bid, $0 SU SS asked; April, $ W bid, Bs ‘97 waked; March, 86 50 bid, 86.55 Hutter-sReceipts, 604 ps iely acti State dairy, ie, on THE spot 1-l6c. UP; FUTURES cLoseD 4 A 7 POINTS STEADY---WHEAT 8TRADY—OCORN UNCHANGED— OATS QUIET—PORK QUIRT—LARD QUIET— WHISKEY FIRM—SPIRITS TURPENTINE ¥IRM— ROSIN STRADY—PETROLEUM STEADY—SUGAB NOMINAL, Tuvunspar, Fob, 6—6 P. M. Business was firm in most departments of trade to- day, and the markets were generally steady, “Change flour was steady but quiet. Wheat dull but steady. Corn about the same. quiet but firm, BETTER—PLOUR | jarket was dem with «jrood demand f 100 Han & St Jo pee: QUIET—COFYEEK le s good demand, Foreign was quiot. We quote Carolina, fair to By PFIMe to choice, Uc. a 7'¥e. ; sige, ; goud wo prine, Ugo. ae) ur axes ay w:15 A.M. UB 5.208, two 100% 100 Us srelodoie-be Moet ef BOARD—1v: a0 AM. 24 Rotiwed was stron with an advance of tc. on softs —Fair retiniug, G30. ; god do. Syal, bids. and boxes, r Uda, and a hy Oats quiet. Whiskey Barley dull. Pork and lard were quiet. Cotton on the spot was 1-léc. up; futures closed 4.87 points up. sugar ruled dull and nominal, Rosin was steady, and spirits turpentine raled firm. Olls and petrolonm: wore ‘at any 208, Coffee was steady, but ‘do., do., ‘ise. 1a thes. other grades, fesleding “iecoipts, 196 bhds,, 83 tierces, 205 bbls, and 13 rf asks. The market was unchaiiged pat nore sesive, and Sian ty sie ae woke: ond % Covrun.—The market for Brasile was 1,000 bage Rie, per Kolm, sold yostorday.on private torms. Stock here to-night in first hands, 0,206 bags. Mild cof. feo ruled steady, but the market was quiet. We quote:— Ordinary eargues, 11 xe. ; fair do., 14Me.; good do., 14\%e.; extreme range for lots, 11%e. 17¢ ; Santos, fair to good, 1446. a 14%e., ninoty days; Java, gov. ernment bags, 22e. a Wie; do, grass mate, Be. a Me; Singapore, 1Ge. w 17e.; Ceylon, 166. © 17¢.; Muraenibo, A730. ; Laguayra, 140. » 15, t. Domingo, — a tiles Net but steady; VOY ufT grade at Pueiuitts.— Busine rates unchanged. Ki 18,000 bushels in general was quite light, with ‘Liverpool, por steam, wt 358,, 2,500 prime do., 15)e.: * reported af 45a, and. fou task macnerenean 18, mS errebos AD rk for orders, 5,000 quarter eda, 9,000 quarters grain, 4s. 1059 Jamaica, 12%. « Costa iro Se. & 1Te.; Gijua, Tisaseasos refined peerless wt Joe. a 7,00 bbls. refined petroleum bark, thenes te Oporto, 20,000 bi Ps bark to arriva), 74000 quarters, thence to United relot, — Oa, Dg DOMESTIO MA MARKETS. Gatvusron, Feb, 0, 1870. 25 low middling, 8ye. ; Sn Bzzezeeasezee: see Cotton very "Se. be a 2222 ‘Baporte ooestwieo, T2i. ha New Quusans, Fob. dy 17D. fare based on Americas cotton in store 1 ion ta geality Ser than ft i grade above of bolow the veca ake = halt Cotton, strong ie ood, ordinary, 68 444k Sales, 900, Cotton firm; middling, Se. ; low middil Sic Not receipts, Yd bales. ‘Bales, 2,00. Svvek, 50,056, _SAVANRAM, Feb. (, 1879, low middling, S'15-166. ; receipts, 1,00¢ bales Kxports Bales, 2,700, Pagpoenditing P Rotten yy my demand; pales: skger i oh She cet Pre. gzezer, ee ee Guod ordinary, Monts, Feb, 6, 1879. Strict good ordi R see i eererss BS Fai if ined —Good ordinary. Bite y olddling, © 18 160; salddling, of spot cotton — RLISTON, my 4 low mid receipts, 1.615 is ve 144 eae for tral an Crade eeu LS wk red. i ‘raat z Stor Yellow dip and $1 8 for Egseee 404 Cy —Deiiverod on contract’ 900 Ualon yeeertay, ee ‘dbis, Wik to No, 2 Mitw: ehee opr hard Dalath ae neat pe iH ite St =2! hei ease We a We Rye wa ai ‘io; No" ) Oris | changed Canada hold at 1 bond. Corn moal $19 50, | bolted: Bis 3. unvoited: ‘shorts, $i8: siulls, Bit tilings. 8 a. Ruilroud freights—Flour, to Boston, to Now i bbls. ; basing, Bak 5,000 bushels. Burrato, Fob. @, 1879, oderately active: jos BOO ‘air inquiry fo Ng 1 Duluth, $106; 800 do. $1 Om al on track, at j ¢ ear high find unchanged. “Rye dull; sales rack. “Barley in limited ro 500 bushels Western at west. Barley malt— trade demand; unchanged. woods in moderate request; firm and unchanged. Other ar- ticles unchanged. | Railroad freights unchanged. | Mo- goigte- Flour. 2.200, bbls.: wheat, 3.500 buahicle; sors, 8; corn, 40,200 do. ; omta, do. ; tener, 3,000 do. ; rye, 1.200 do. Wheat casier; e: Michigan, spot, 04 chigan, Se chi, 98 Dernorr, Feb. 6, 17 wrlgar quict, but firm: sales 00 bula” white ut 4 7 out weak; extra white Michigan, Se : Michigan, 238ke.; Mi beatin nosice damned sid fr nixed, isoe.: No. I mixod, sH!xc. U wid very quiet; No. I white, 2 “nixed, 0, $415 1s; corn, 2 70) do. Shipments— (0 bbls, wiioat, 3,000 bushale; corn, 10,000 Uo oats, 3,400 do. Flour dull and d and white Be. Oats fir but not: qu cab y ie. Burley strong: strong at $9 76a $10. Lard in i iwles of stoun at $6 45; closed vusior at 8 4 wuts stroug; shoulders, #5 55; sbort rib, $4 65, cash; $4 673g, seller Murch; $480, buyer Murch; short cleur, 4%c. Bacon steady, with a fair demand; shoulders, 4e.; cleur rib, Sige.; clour sides, Sige. Whiskey steady, with a fair mand, $1 02. Butter quiet and unchanged, unchange Tipe hogs Sally sesive aad a ommon, &3 ‘95; light, $3 60 a $3 4 Sg: buichers!, bha 84 12. itocenpts Cncago, Feb. 6, 1879. Flour in, geod domand at fall prices Wheat fair and « shade higer; No, 2 red winter Ae. a We cago spring, 96%e Tie. w 877; Site. due Apa; No.8 do. ‘se. ; Fe) & ote. Corn he ood de Civoimnati, Fob, 6, 1879. Wheat duit, lower to sell; rod packing, Shipmonts, 845, erushing. Pork” in “fair demand, but st lower. rales Row ‘50, cash; $0 5244 a $9 53, March; $0 ST a $9 TU! April, Lurd iu fair demand, but’ cy lower ratox: $6 50, oy arch ; April, Bulkmoats Drossd bo Pe duit and nowinally y steady and unchanged at $1 Od. dep Bw, stendy und advert Oats ifrene and unchang: Pork in good deaiand and a shade higher; $9 00, March; $97), April. Lard stronger and 23ge. higher. PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Patt Riven, Mass., Fob. 6, 1879. Tho market for printing cloths dontinies very, quict, with sales of alight character, and previous quotations aro unchanged. HAVANA MARKET. Havana, Feb. 6, 1879, Spanish gold, 207 a 20734. Exchange quiet and’ steady. Sugar firmer and not quotably higher. EUROPEAN MARKETS. kciiagetioa ERPOOL, Feb, 6—5 P. M. Cotton—Putures, uplands, lew middling. eae April gnd May delivery 6d. ne low mi juuse, 7 el May and June deli lands, Mow fiddling Stakes, Juno und Suly aelivary 5 0-1Gd Lonpon, Feb. 6—5 P. M. 1, £26 w £27 per ton, Retinod petroleum, 84. po aliens * Spisite of parcleata, Liga, « 1iica. per, gallon. insvod oll, £4158, por ton.” Spirits of vurpentine, 228. per ews. Mallow. 8a 08, " Loxvox, Feb. 6-6 30 P. M. ‘allow, 35: cowl La Baruxs, Fob. 6, 1879. Amorican lard closed at 97 marks por 1 10 lbs, Antwerr, Feb. 6, 1879, American lard closed at 2144 florins per 50 kilos, Potroieum, 23% francs for fine pale Amorica AVERPOOL, Feb 6, poss Pork—Prime mess, Eastera, firmer at 450.3 do. d ern, firmer Bacon—Cumberland cat firmer Moet, 3 short rib firmer at 26s. 6d. clear firmer as 26s. prime, meas dull Lar Prime Western firm Tallow—Prime cit; steady at 36s. Gd. sr i steady at 22s. Evsln—Common firmer at 4s. Od. ; ine aot ree 10s, Cheese— American choice firmer at bh pe eg ‘Stat ee at2 Ts. it ie. Sid Corn—New mixed dull at Cottonseed vil—Yellow Am Common, at London, firmer at 5s. (ae a ME og at London, firmer at 215, Od. FINANCIAL, Lonpon, Feb. 6—4 P. M. Goseels 96 5:16 for, both money and the accor tole, 83; unaat ania Contral, 36; New Jersey Central, 42; Readin, account. E: Th during the past wi butensnats Mata too 000 RG FINANCIAL. Panis, Feb. 6, 1878, change on London, 25f. 216. for checks ye A. J. & W. SELIGMAN & CO., 26 Broad st., New York, 0 Letters of Credit to travellers, payeble in any port of Burope, Asia, Aitien, and Americ: “(LL CALIFORNIA AND buy and sell Mining Stocks and div ly on commissior our custom 28 paid by wi York xen Wo alae buy and soll at the New York Stock Exchange. TH. eee. 5: co. nd ‘Auctioneer Bankers, aoe Xx. FROTH dock Brokers: 13 W Now York Stock Exchan dosired om gi a the amount’ invested every th cular and their Weekly plicatio iy days. Explanatory Ci —EN Aw ies bought and loans on same mogotiated. HERZFELD, 176 Broadway. icies and Mo roam Endowment Insurance} tioweat premlu: ms. HABRICH & CO., 165 Broadway ; box 1,880. 5 Wall st. ON FU RNITU RE, PIANOS, SAPES, ke. 10S West iid “vt, wost of Oth av: DICKINSON, Herald office. IRE INSURANCE STOC! KB. 5. BAILEY, uf | Pine wt. yee CLEWS & CO. inks and Dealers Securities (in tenet they ari ior partner attends each session of the Bourd, and gives this bran #4 the advan- tayo of his long experi office is provided with four telograph cord ail transactions and (quotations | Neatora, tthe Exchange soon as made—an itaportant guide for buyers or sellers of Stocks, Bonds and Governments. ESLER MINING SOMPANY—ORGAS NIZED UNDER Yor 50,000 shares stocl signa are authorised to. sells ital Stock of the above company at €. per shure, Full information tm regard to the com- the laws of New yar value, $10. Hinited amount of thi Capi pany can bo obtained nt our office OLPP BROB., 44 Exchange place. New You, Fob. 7, 1879. ONEY LOANED ON SALARIES.—ADDRESS LEX, box 120 Horald office. QNEY, (To ae CITY, BROOKLYN AND ator Co ey I it. $i! wie be DAVENPORT: 15 Hroadwa Norrce 7, giRST -MORTUAGE BONDUOLDERS hi Railway Company. Court oI United States ill, onthe test day of March, 1870, pay on presontation wt the’ office of the company, OF William streot, in the city of New York, tho intorost coupons of the Firat Mortgage Bonds of the Obio sed ie. sissippl Railway Comyy whieh fell bp excopt such, coupons as way be held by the Company of Now York for Donwdt of the sinking for said Hirst mortgage bonds, Ship Broker, Havana, Cub. BKMENT not WANTED BY RAW WAY IMPRI ERK. JOHNSON, + 3 58 Liberty «1 Some SMALL SUMS TO LOAN I A. D. MELLIC: NEW JERSEY. 68 William PPRNNSSER 8 ‘ATE DEBT. NOTICK TO BONDHOLDERS. A mooting of bondholders ot ¢ of the State of Te mnensee will be bold at the New York Pine st., on Friday, the 7th da} an hear the report of tho eo aod to sueb furtl sary. California, Nos. rr “9 and 11 Nassau at You, Jan. 31, 1870, “Ni ‘Tho trustoos of this company hi of 81, por share on the proterted able wt mn or before Fobri charge of each cortifieste fo asinine Honus fSNern, tant it Secretary. a | t 1261 Broadway, between 200 and ; to Albany, 26¢. Shipments—Fiour, 500 ant. roferred, 4834; New Jersey Central con- Sei nan liies eubte vs ‘pps cont rauten 2080 Sag tar tho specie In the Hank of Francs has increased 6,225,004, Australia ) OTHER MINING STOCKS. 6 at tho San Francisco and New York Mining Stock Ex- ¢ wont free on ap- ENDOWMENT AND LIFE INSURANCE POL T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY “ON LIFE A! a od j_lusurance of all kindy effected with best compe: am TOINSON AND, PIKE'S PEAK RAILROAD sTocK {LIZABETH BONDS WANTED IN EXCHANGE FOR handsome Kesidence on Broad st, Elisebeth. Address BOUGHT AND SOLD BY ‘Our i es MARIPOSA LAND "AND MINING COMPANY OF ve levied au sestgemens 0 01 12, After that dato it will be detin mal “end \ ng won FOR TEN by grr Well FINANCIAL. W ‘ LIZA BET CTY 00 BOSS. eed ff $7 OOAEANFH 08 BOND A. ro soon =< Ye F COPARTNERSHIP” HERETOPORE EXISTING under the firm name of Resad, Becker & Co., has ex- jived Ly limitasivn. ere. REGAD, BECKER & CO. Edward D. Regad will continue the business. assame all | ahmed and collvct all outstanding accounts of toe old ru. ~ OPPORTUNITIES. “HOUSE IN NEW OR: JXieans wants to represent # competent manutacturor of Gorsete in that warket aud soll his goods on consignment Address box i,055 Post ottice, New York, AX. TtY IN A WELL ESTABLISHED AA Business complete in all its appointments, Pi lara at LLOYD'S, Business “Awentsr 4 Warren st. FEBRUARY 10; ER & 60.8, 49 BUSINES! RESPONSIBLE JOBBIN RITY.—$3,000 "TO 85,000 WANTE geil mining interest, which will return twice the sum ins year, and & position, POSITION, Herald SAFE MANUFACTURING BUSINESS DESIRES A partner with $300; object, to extend trade; no liabili- jos, 107 Weat 36th st JONCENTRATED FOOD —4 i DESIRING o {oi such an cuturpriae wi 1 please address FOOD, Herat office. RINTING OFFICE FOR SALE—OWNER GOING TO Europe; rare chance. Address A. B., box 104 Herald ottice. ROVISION AND COMMI saiejsold established hows best wi w list of customers; price about $3,000, fi larg Apply GREGGS & CARLETON, 0s Broadway. Pastner WANTED—AS CASHIER FOR FROPES- sor Wiseman’s Exhibiti 1,000 profits weekly. Ap- bly 42 Broadway, room 36. ARTNER WANTED—WITH $2,000 TO $3,000 IN A ON BUSINESS FOR well established manufacturing business; 2, ood, in- Vestmout for an euergetic business man. Address EN- ERGY, station P3 U WOODWORKING —-MA- ehinery will flud thoy rofitable addition to their business by ob eg the right to manufacture Gonpound Lumber. Particulars COMPOUND LUMBER CO. 132 Broudway, ARE CHANCE FOR PARTIES SEEKING INVEST- fment in valuable Patont Rights, 4. 8. STEWART, 30 in M\O MANUFACTURERS AND CAPITALISTS — Flowor Pins; new article of light wire; first pasent of ite kind: for suie to a sutisfuctory purchaser. Address H. PLUMMER, 1,276 Pacific st., Brooklyn, WAnten— —A RELIABLE PARTY WITH I 200, TO buy three-fourths Interest of a rete us B00 monthly; article staple. Address WORKE Weraitiadion ahicw TANTED—SPECIAL CAPITAL IN A DRY GOODS importing commission house about to be formed, one- half of tho capital Lelng alroady secured: the op ortanit is vory favorable for parties wishing to emburk In o safe and protitublo business; unexeeptionable references. Ad- dress A. B., box 280 Horaid office. RTs NOW ANTE! RTNER WITH SMALL CAPITAL IN paying bus can handle his own money and con- trol bubingss. KR. F., Horald Uptown, ANTED—A RESPONSIBLE MAN WITH A SMALL e ital to take charge of # first cluss retail optician ore; must be highly recommended. Address C. & W., Horuia oltice, bees ANTED—PARTNER, WITH $75; INDOOR LEGIT. sutniinate business; trade estublished. Cali 123 West th wt. 9.000. PARTNER WANTE tom Tailoring Business,’ Brosdw mon with large ucquaintaues. Addroas BOSSAR * flerala Uptown office. L PARTNER $10. 000 ax SAL pie etary medicines now on the market, but uot sufliciont cupital to work smoothly ; fow such chances. Post oltice box 1,183. 0). 000 —WANTED—A SPECIAL OR ACTIVE spartner to facilitate the shipment of goods in 's foreign busiuess, already established by correspond: ith No. 1 houses in Europe, together with repres ca Kant India house in the products of that cou beksers'-and moreantile roferonces, given and required: Address W., room 27, No. 150 Broadway. REAL ESTATE, ‘The following sales were made on the Real Estate Exchange February 6:— BY MORDRCAL & BELLAMY. Partition sale of w two story frame house, with two Lots, euch 25.1100, om 156th st... ., 149.5 ft. 0. of Gorlandé av. (23d ward), to Frederick Kellor~. 1.250 BY V. K. STEVENSON, JB, George P, Smith, reforce.—Foreclosure sale of the three story, brick building and ign, story brick dwelling, with lot 19.4x100, No. 401 lat av, w. 8, 98.9 ft. nu: of 234 ut. ; to plaiatifl.. BY ©. 3. LYON. John C. Bushnell, reforea.—Foreclosare salo of the four story brown stone front dwelling, with lot 15x80.5, on Bast 71st st., 3. w. orner of (No. 972) Lexington av.; to plaintiff. BY F. G. 4G. &. BROWN. John L. Requa, referee —Foreclosure sale of the ‘three story brick dwelling, with lot 24.6x94. No. 43 West 10th vt.,n. 8, ¥07.10 ft. « of Gth to plaintiff......-... gobi ee 9,950 cence OE 7,100 Total. ....-o-a---eeee+ OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The following hone rg ty shows the real estate transactions recorded in the Register’s office, Feb- ruary E 18i9:— fs . 8., 100 ft. 6. of Emmet Dobbins and wife to Germain Lachat. 100 Oth sts. 8, 189 {t. @ of av. ©, 25x03.11; Anthony Bayios and wite to Charles Brown. 15,000 Eon 275 tt. s, of Houston sé. Witte wince to James B. Warden 12,400 fot 907), 23.0x87.6; Tease Cob el th etn a. 143.0 fa. w.. of Othe also Madison av., s. 0. corner of sien st. 100x200; Geor ‘Cant! d and wife to Willia to vane B. Commin, "3 ot dth ave (reforee) to Jame: 110 ft. w. of Lexi (reteree) to James Eddy 1 ©, corner of 84th ot, 25.8100; Joseph L, vi Wood and wile to Joun fi. Demoritt..... . 45ch to 461 Taoxau0 | WF at jéreo) to Charles P. Homenwoy.... .. 100 ft, & of Southern bo “siensal H. Hagerty and Tris + Company to Re; a km, WE tte. of 7H Lexington ay., w. 27th st. HOx19.9; Seouctte Moral und husband to Rudolpii Wyman, 15,000 Saeb oe, SB. John H. 08. Av. A, w. 8., 51.9 ft. Astor to » Jacob M 8 yours, Byes, 6 Thomas Ht. OConuor at, 14. 0. of dh re “Bouclowul c.), he 8. Of to Sth 3 a pontolllé, Anna My to, B.C Porey at. w. of 4uh, ake; Pay tBetwsy” A. and husband 49 the Bey Dock & ings ge year. 10,000 ~ 8,000 ty : st, © of Southern boulevard 3 y . 1140 Irgland, John B. to The’: pe Arms, “No. 15 7th wt; 8 yo Pe s+. 20,000 12,000 eure Jnd husband, to the Uniow Dime Save ings Bank, n. o. corner of Indepoudence and War. ren avs; I year . os ‘& Ww. corner of Broadway and Walker st. Same to William Boswell, same RECORDED ASSIGNMAN 8 Ashforth, George, to Bache Me! Guilford, Jobo. eae... Entec, Francis, to Jou Miles, Witten A and ani BUSINESS TROUBLES, John J. Levy, broker, made an sssigumont yester- day to Moses Melrbach, giving six preferences to the amount of $11,979 31. The Kiraify Brothers recently made application to Royister Little for their discharge from bankrupt and when the matter came up yesterday only one creditor opposed it, In the Court of Common Pleas there was filed yosterday the schedules in the matter of the assign- meut of Charles EK. Wilde, commission merchant at No. 106 Franklin street, to Herman P. Kremer. The liabilities are stated at $22,719 nominal assets at $23,006 and real assets at $16,50 THE EQUITABLE'S PRESIDENT. It was generally reported in Wall street and is insurance circles yesterday that Henry B. Hyde had resigned the presidency of the Equitable Life Aw surance Society in consequence of continued ilk health, and that George D. Morgen, chairman of the Finance Committes, had nm chosen in his place, At» mecting of the Board yesterday Vice-President James W. Alexander reported that recent letters frou Mr. yes, who was then in Cairo, Egypt, represent Kim as in perfect health, and that in afew months he ‘will be able to resume active operations in his villve