The New York Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1879, Page 11

FINANCIAL AND. COMMERCLAL The Stock Market’ Active and Strong. MONEY ON CALL 6 A 7 PER CENT. Govemment Bonds Strong, States Dull and Railroads Higher. WALL Fama, March ;. Aprominent speculative firm, well known in Stock hange circles and thoroughly appreciative of the fact that the spectre of tight money is more imagina- Aive than real, were in a general way huyers of the whole market to-day, and in a special way buyers of ‘the Northwesterns, particularly of Northwest com- mon, which was the shining light of the day and attracted the swarm of speculative moths who were ‘willing to risk asingeing of wings provided there was ‘@ corresponding promise of profits. It it be true, as ‘street rumor has it, that nothing more is intended ‘than a swirl upward of two or throe per cent no particular harm nor advantage will come to either bulls or bears. If it be the inten- jtion to start the Northwesterns as the pioncers of a ‘ull movement it is likely that the market may ex- hibit a plenitude of sore-headed bears before Easter, simply because the entire list is only waiting for an Basurance of money to be made permanently casy fo regain what it has lost and advance toa much higher standard of values than it has yet attained. Phere was no lot up in the call rates for money fo-day, but the market:rose, nevertheless, and closed ‘with noticeable firmness, the trepidation as to a Bqueeze in loanable funds having disappeared almost entirely from the minds of stock borrowers. With wnuch confidence, therefore, in the future of prices, and nothing to disfurb their firmness at present ex- wept the spectre of tight money, and withal with wery pronounced strength, the murket closed to-night. 1. The opening, highest, lowest and closing prices of Btocks at the New York Stock Exchange to-day were hs folloyrs:— e Highe Lowe —Clos- est, est, ‘ing, ware and Hudson,. bd 40% 30 4044 103% featern Union Tel. Mail. ‘Wabash .. * 20 Gontral of Now Jorsoy... 367% 38-86 BIH Morris and Essex... BS 83 Ohio and Mississippi... b10x 1% «10% 11% Bannibaland St. Joueph 154 8 1s BS ios Han. a a Shicwreang ae 1g | 7! 7 «72 ‘The following were the closing qnotetions at three Bid. Acked. Kanens Pacific.. 21 Kansas & Toxas 9} Lake shore. ( ichigan Con... 8044 jorris & Esvox, 83 il & St Paul... 40% Mil & St Paul pe Bithe Now York Cont. 113% 114 Now Jorsey Cou. 372377 Mii Ap 13% 130 Pitts & Ft W), “403 104 nieksilver...... 13 ee sliver ei ya BiLikewCaNpt su as StL & Son Fe a 7 StL & Sun Foe. 8% Union Pacitie 72 ‘ 3 105, Western, Unik ‘Wabash. The total salez of stocks at the Board to-day ‘aggregated 157,320 shares, which were distributed 8s follows:—Canada Sonthern, 700; Chicago and Northwestern, 41,720; do. preferred, 11,342; Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, 300; Delaware, Lackawanna end Western, 24,410; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 221; Erlo, 9,860; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 350; do, preferred, 500; Lake. Shore, 11,016; Michigan Central, 8,700; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 17,005; do. preferred, 2,670; Morris and Essex, 200; New York Central, 100; New Jersey Central, 5,800; Ohio and Mississippi, 2,600; Pacific Mail, 1,850; Union Pacific, 1,725; ‘Wabash, 3,225; Western Union Telegraph, 6,775. Mondy was somowhit easier to-day, the rate for call loans being 6 a 7 per cent, with « few exceptional loans as low as 5 per cent, The following were the rates of exchange on New York to-day at the under- mentioned placos:—Savannah, buying premium, belling % premium; Charleston, buying 1-16, selling 34; New Orleans, commercial } @ 3-16, bank par; St. Louis, ,600. premium; Chicago steady, buying 1-10 @iscount, selling 1-10 premium; Boston, a shilling to Rc, discount. Foreign exchange was firm, the posted rates being 4.86 a 4.88% for bankers’ long and de- mand sterling and 4.89; for cable transfers. Actual business was done at slight concessions. The Clear ing House statement to-day was as follows: + $66,299,039 3,116,802 ‘he Bub-Tresaury to-day paid out $62,320 gold for Jegal tenders redeemed and received $260,500 in ex- thange for legal tenders. London advices report a firm market for vonsols at 97 0 97¢ for both money anid the account, United States 4314's advanced 3, to 1073s, and fives {, to 1064. Ten-forties dropped 3, to 108% # 103%, but later recovered to 104. Fours ‘wore steady at 10154 and 1867's at 104, Erie declined to 2434 bnd rallied to 24%; fhe preferred broke from 4435 to 4344, and later sold at 44; illinois Contral ad- vanced 34, te 8254, and reacted to 82; Pennsylvania fell off 3, to 35, and New Jersey Central consolidated Girsts to 84 Now Jersoy Contral stock ruled steady at 873. Bar silver is quoted af 50d. per ounce. The Bank of England gained £15,000 bullion to-day on balance. The following were the latest quotations of the various Erie bonds:—Erie firsts, 105%; Erie fanded, 67; Erio seconds, 634; Erio proe etrod, 43%. In Paria rentes declined to 113f, 67340. Government bonds wore stronger and active. The subscriptions to the four per cent loan aggregated $24,000, The closing quotations were as {dllows:— Asked, United States currency sixos......... 12145 United States sixes, 1851, registerea, 106} 106% United States sixes, 1881, coupon... .1063, 1065, United States sixes, 1867, epee eae 102% United States sixes, 1887, coupon, 102% United States sixes, 1863, req United States sixes, 1363, coupon, United States ten-forties, registered, jig United States ton-forties, coupon... .102 ‘United States fives, 1881, registered. .1042¢ United States fives, ! cou 104g United States 435's, 1391 registered. 104%¢ United States 4354's, iwi, coupon, ....104 % ited States fours, 1907, registered. tay if ited States fours, 1007, coupon,... 995 State bonds wero dull at tho Board, Louisiana consol finctuated between 48% and 49% und Ala ‘bama class A rose to 4944. The other issues were stoady, Railroad bonds were strong and generally higher, with the laryest rise—17;—1n Kansas Pacific income, No. 16, Tho next largest advance was 1); in Now Jerscy Central firsts consols assented, and the nert—1 per cont—in do. convertible assented. Tho othep changes were as follows:—An advance 6 % in Kansas, Pacific sevens, Denvor division, trust ro- Kk coipts, % in Morris and Essex sevens of 1871 and Canads Southern firsts guaranteed, 4 in Union Pacific firsts, 44 in Rock Island sixes of 1917, North- wont gold sevens, St. Paul sinking funds and Central Pavitic land grants, and }g in New York Elevated Rail- road firsts, There was @ decline of 1 per cont in Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg consolidated firsts and 4 in Missourj, Kansas and ‘Lexas consoll- dated assented, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy sevens sold at 116, Michigan Southern sinking funds a 111 and Albany and Susquehanna seconds at 107, Tho closing prices of Philadelphia stocks were; — gity at beg new, ait aL ca an Railroad oo ing Railroad. .... 1a oh Lehigh Valloy Ratiroad: Evy wa Pale congas Bi 3s ae N a Peal a8 NEW YORK HERALD, ura MARCH 29, 1879.—TRIPLE , SHEET. Asked. Northern Central 13 Lehigh Navi uy Heetonlie Hal ui mn . : bein “4 Tap: kel Ae ial low’ kta Sy Se Mining Stock Exchange were:— FIRST Spyiewat ‘300 shs Buckeye... ‘4 100 she oun a oy S 200 Fine 100 Lead woo &: & BEReecezer one. bessvisee SECOND CALL—I P. M. be +40 5200 shy Dahl'egn be 38 $00 Gold Placer. be si Hale & Norcross dulia Consolidated. Overman...... Raymond & Ely. Savage... Sierra Nevada... 45 Union Consolidated. 58 * Yellow Jacket....+0- ux Bodie. ete Point. 4 ureka Consolidated a8 6% NEW YOBK SfOCK EXCHANGE SALES, . Furpar, March 28, 1879, ae CALL—- ALM. ane Mertineelers, fu 10000 do. aa 2000 NJ Cont con as, BI 300 4000 Dew & RG 1 3000 nase, Het 1086 2000 weitie 4 £.., 108 & 100:-tL, KC Me toe he W:15 A. M. § $30000 U 8 5's, r,'81.be 104% Wy A. M. Hk $1000 U 8 4's, 0, 1007 S0%- Joowe Us bis, 1040, tint e om 7u0v0 U 3 #8, r, 1907. 9855 BOART—10:30 A. M. 1200 she Brie 24 FiRst $9000 Ala, clans A.,... 4044 2000 N C'6's, old, J. 2 do 4g 200 Union Pacitic.be bd 400 LakeS & Mo So..be 3 luo do... eT 14000 NJ C couy 500 ae © wm iD 10000, Morr 7 SOU 0 & 1 gold bonds. be sib 107% 5000 D & I rog bd 4 Ou 6000 D & H reg bs oT uu 1000 Canada So tet 50: we bes BS 10000 — do be F so NY Elovist'm. Pt Union Pre Ist an, tas tae lwo, wee ‘100 108, 13000 1 4G Sto Tsicbe 100 1000 Rome, W &Ogdby con Ist im... B0% 47 6b 100 Dol AH Canal. be ae te an: be lot 1 Correction—€26,000 Louisiana 7: yostorday’s list, should have beeu ts BEFORE CALA—12.30 P.M 1, bS, 4095, ht wee Me io c w 4000 Me, K & Tote bod ae seu Den & BG 1 2000 Northwest ou! ut 10400 Del, Lae & W dd 104 do ie 10 B00Obio & Miss, 100 Ohio & Miss pfbsy 3s 7, 1868 1025 . 121g , @.: 108 121%, er ss 10kig 10000 US S"s, LOaie-a 102 SECOND BOARD—1 P.M. Chee & 9 Ist BB 35 00 ane Chi & NW ..bS 1000 L & Wii, ‘con as, one woo 000 CANW.c'e g bbe 107 100 CeNW uz 1000 C,RI& PO's, tte 1s 5000 Met it Blovd Lat.bo be 100 Gold & Hick tel: be fi i Pacifle Muil..be b3- 200 Mo, K & Tex. 300 Canada So 20% 1m 4 1g ig 11%. 200 ys Bo min SAR ISRE bg 38g 10 Keokuk & DosM-pf 2135 2:30 TO 3 P. 500 shs “gone sr ads 2000 Kay te the No 16 Peo SSS gu COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE spor 1-8c. UP; FUTURES CLOSED FIRM—FLOUR EASY—WHEaT 8TEADY— CORN STEADY—OATS STEADY—PORK 8TRADY— LARD, STEADY—WHISKEY FIRM—SPIRITs TUR- PENTINE STEADY—ROSIN 8TEADY—COFFEE FIRM—8UGAR STEADY—PETROLEUM ¥IRM. Fatwa, March 28—6 P, M. Business has been pretty brisk in most quarters, the market showing good deal of strength and full prices being realized for almost every description of ‘merchandise, Business men are in some instances rendered uneasy by the Congressional battle now raging, but where right is so evidently all on one side and wrong ali on the other apprehension is unlikely to become general or the business affairs of the country seriously disorganized. It is a reassuring fact that despite this disturbing clement business steadily on the increase. With « good demand for dry goods everywhere, and with the currency ot the country established om the solid and safe foundation of gold, business mem have little to fear in the near future. With the administration: materially op, posed to sot money and the face of the whole mercantile public sot against it, any sudden change is almost impos- sible, Hence, with this fact generally recognized, busi- ness is on the steady increase, In some quarters there is a Jull, but it is only reactionary, succeeding an active move- mont, as in breadstaffs, which have, perhaps, been carried along too rapidly by the current of speculation, which has been running so swiftly here and at the West along back. Daring the week past a good business has been done in all theprincipal articles of merchandise, at full prices. To, day (Friday) a good business was almost everywhere in progress, On 'Change flour was quiet and easy. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn steady. Oats steady, Whiskey firm. Pork and lard steady. Cotton on the spot, ta + c nr Wieheed sosdg-” Navel evoree aud ois were steaty end’ per troleuin ruled frm. "AuuKs wero dull ut Se. a Sic. for pots, and Ge, for Poatls Aeepet was quiet and casy at 11: ts,, accord to bran Beeswax romained stoady af 24e. a 250. Garruaa tive martes for Benalie wergniet bus Ae. The saleg wore Ly io, per Galllgo, and 1,000 hagmd both on private torms. We Phe Brantfotro with 5.200 ba age Rio. Mild ‘coffee ruled cusy Tho March Padang véle of 20,000 piouly wont a . lie ii Bee Pere * iber a 178, Surneo ry i We, typtes—Molanne shooks, CoorKuace Stock dt too ag with ry $105 a $1 sugar shool ads, 88-inch, 50; do. inch, $140 0% iF: be shooks, S03 e 8 tom do a pipe do,, $6 a iy hogshiond 00) On en <img ga ‘$35; do, tatent as. Plies vrKR.—The market alee aoe St, AGE was dull, ue a rer tarred Sanita, Tes; Bieal nee ia, 176. OFOX on the spot was 544. higher, but the market closed easy ut tho advance, The market for futures opened a shade botter and closed firm, with ee for the day from 4 to 12 points, The closing fig to-day, com- Ddured, with those of yostorday, were as follows :— Thursday, March’ 21. Mureh... April May 10.26 8 10.28 + 10198 10.21 Salve ot i wor ie 6] eviton ep any To-Day, Lat Beening, Total Export....... 1,000 igs Consumpti B10 730 Spocuiatio 100 = y 100 baler to ative; delivered on vo torday. Curront prices of pot cotton (the follewin juotations a A on American standard o fication, and on e in store, running in ‘quality’ ‘not more than half « crede 6 above or below the grade quoted) — ion iy is uh trie ood ordinary, 0 Siti For fuvurs M Good midalin Strict Pee | delta at 10.50¢., 000 at 10.s6e, 580 we 10708, ai at AOHe, neo at ioltae at 10.7% 200 10.74¢.; July, 1,600 a0 a Soo at ioksey” oe Ey ‘10.846 100 at 10,87e. ¢ vravigests 200 at 10 the, 10.0%, ; September, 10 at 1usie.; November, 400 24,400 ‘Youluy, 10,486. ; April, Aimy f =) yi uo at pS rn oe kas mo lu we 1200 at 1063, . i 1,000 at 1O.64e., 14000 at 10.65¢.; June, 10.766.' 200 ut 10.7He., 500 wt 1U.7Te. 1.100 wt 10°78e., SN) 4 1,400 wt 102%. 900 at 10.7Re., 00 at 10.46e., "1,200 at va 1a Te 1700 ai 10TH 4,000" al 10.78¢.. 300 at 10.T7e-, 400 at 10. Te, 2,700 a 10.78. 520 at OTe 1.200 fe. at oot) at "Moet + 2,800 at Lhe, 100 ab 500 at 10.9%. LWe., 200 Tle.” 1200 September, 400 at iO.rte. BOD at tosic. 100 at 1a.ka 20 at 10.506, 300 ab 10.48, 10.500,, 500 at 10.406. Total, 79,800 bal Grand O bales. The receipts at the ports we follows New Orleun: Mobile, 08: 6 at 1 MAT Tita "Kow Yor jon, 1,305 Filladelphia, S18? ‘You, 9976 bales, ‘This day last Week: 9,185 bales. This day lust year, 7.965 bales. ‘Total sincd September 1, 4.105.161 bales. Cotton freights closed follows ta ‘Liverpool, steam, 16d, a 7-32d. To pod sem, es compre: fenp—Russian ap nglish. $2 00: ‘aomestic, $2.40; E “Fe. 1 90, Carnway—Dutch, second, ge. | Mustard—California brown, de, English, ‘yellow, 6c. ; Dutch, yellow, 5% Sencea ‘root—Good to prime was qu 5. (> toe, gold om, private Sernas, ine was quoted at $3 60. Morphine was quoted 8. Wg malls wore atiet ak olga oe for Yoxos. Blue vitriol was quoted at 534 sor pring . Jodide of potush was quoted at $4. Sod was quotod at $9 15. Quicksilvér was quoted at 41340. a 4c. ; California, 37¢.; London quoted at £6 2s. Aluim—Lump was quotod at 2c. Chlorate potash was anoted at 17c, for sual and 18e. for powdered. Turturic acid was quoted at al und 453¢¢. w dc. for powdered. Citric dat S8c. 8 6c. "Camphor was quoted at first, ‘Be, rellow, rivste, 5: Qui at bbl ed, in bbis., ot. Cream tartar wi r American ‘crystal, 25¢. w 254¢¢. for po & 26ic. for do., in boxes, Alco. 2685 d other were quiet ut 7c, a 75e. for He. for the latter. | Borax was quiet oted at oie ‘a 9%e. for bbls. and 9} rund, ae lg quoted at 436e. ry the former and & refined city was 10e, for cuses. Guaraua was ‘quoted fhe Manila was quiet; all, ‘#80c. for large and Gatslotah’ nonce were quoted wt Ide, quoted at ic. 57! ‘ode. Metron was Spanish at 813 0 Te, a Be. Squills was quict and quoted at ‘wfoundiand aud $1 20 0 $1 25 for Norwe- Bhobard was quivt at prices ranging from S5c, to SE 10, | Gingor way quoted at 2c. a 25e. for Juma goldvace Carbonate ammonia was quoted at 163gc. a -aneording 80, b package. Ergot was quoted a is were quoted at 14 We, for Gor- 2Ue. for Romun, Tones beans were quoted ar $1 00 o $1 6) for Angostura.’ Valorian root was. quoted 18¢. a 20c. for English, . for Gorman, Cuteh was quotea ‘at 6c. ‘a 3c. Prusuiate potash was quoted at 2ic, a2%c. Bichromute potash was quoted at Ide, Guimbier was quoted at dye. a dic. Sumuc was noted at We. nde, Dividivi was \guoted ‘ut $60 per ton, Gentian root Fee ee at Sage. 5 ‘Cassia buds wero suaree at 3 c. Arnica flowers were quoted at 13ige, a Ide, nbo root wi ‘de, for powdered. lg; talea. Le. « 11366, uoted at Ye. a 1Ue. for m yedda was quict ut* ; Inniper, berries wora ted at tc. a2iee. for common Bdge. for best allan. “Orange pool was quict at de. mize. Vouleo ture pounce wus quoted at ee Castile soap—Conti white was mand quoted at Lge. a Ie. Marsollios, pure mottled, at 1O}ge. # 10%; and do. common, tearco on the spot, tnd at oe “Liconeg Foot was quiet at trom 7 lor solected. ries paste-—Calabria, 2 ish, solid, Hi wll Guz 4 Be. ‘20e. mail, 2c. Cerigliuna, 420, Peatnens wors quit and quoted at He. a 40e. for prime live geese, and. 25¢. a 36e, for mixed. FISH. fish ware in good dumand and the market ruled firm. About 300 guintals Goorses sold at $4 50 300 do. Grand Bank at $3.50. Picklod codtish were in de- mand, but the marko} was quiet, owing to tho scarcity. Box herring wero firmly held af, 180, for sealed und 15¢. for No.l, Bi were re firm at 5 hg a 6 $425, and ove Beoi $13 for No. Lund $34 $0 for Te od dull Land nominal at $250. teady at late pe Mackerel wero in fair Sho as7; ia $ ‘$18; Ne: By 3 ity Froor AND Gratt hectinte—Pioar, 12,149 bbls; wheat, 107,900 bushels; corn meal, 570 bbl: bags; corn, 680, Dushela: oats, S180. do.s,3yo, 2,890. d 1,100 do.; barley malt, 4,535 do." Flour was qu daay., Thosalos, including State, Western end Southorn, were about 18,000 bbis.; within tho annexed range. Rye f 250 bbis. Corn meal o., afloat, at: i 61 Pie Barley. and malt rola tetany, Feed ruled steady, We quote :—40 Ibs., $14 20 a 00 Ibs., $14 50 a $15 25:8) ibe. 14500818; 10H Ibs 815 0810; shorts, $13 4 $19 od, $15; ofl monl, $25.0 $23. Bound Namgercenna dons We auote Murrows, 61 35.081 45% medium, $1.30 « $1.35; pos boung, $1 0 « BL 40; white kid~ poy, 81. 70,0 81 80; red kidney. BS 00 a BT turtle soup 4, $220 88235, Green peas were firm at $1 40. $1 50. e ei 2182 50 9 $3-15 Supertine 34a 375 Extra State 4100 425 Choice St 4250 450 Buperfine tern. 34008 373 Extra Western, 3908 425 Minnesota... 408 450 Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands 4008 440 Round hoop Ohio, trade brands, 47a 500 50a 565 4230 515 4 475 4a 525 5258 550 5 50a 625 2758 335 250a 315 3358 370 3908 500 5258 600 208 235 2250 245 270a 275 15008 = piVtiont was quiet, But ‘sicidy. The following wore tho Bid nnd asked pricyé at the sacoud gal ict or for April $1 0226 Uld, $1 05 asked 2 Nocthwost, for Xpell, sie id; No, 2 red winter, for Mar Ky at do.. April. $1 15 ‘bid, $1 ? MA id: $1 0 aa 2 amber, for id. $f 14 ssked: No. Mea Ne doe sare, 8 Kod; do., Ape $i SL 1stg bid; $1, 13%4" Ask a ia bid $11. sales at the calla. Outside a 24,000 bi beseels $0, he ed, for April wb S1 15 4 115%; Soto 4 do, da, for May, at $i 15% » $1 16, and 16,000 White, Yor May. ot, ‘oral sales for for - No. Corn ruled steady, amber. sulon, bu: The following were the Mid and asked rices wt = sgeond call : March, stoaner, 44hjc. bid, aye. do, No. 2, d0!g0. bid, 45%c.. asked do. do, ald, aorec J bid, “ATMe. “asked; April, steamer,” 443§¢, ec." asked No. soe pid oxce Steamer, 44% Wid, 1AGc. ‘asked; a » Did, 4034e. aske The ‘at the calls were 3,000 bushels No. 3 for April at Bier and 34000 b Outside of caife;—4¢,000 bus! for ‘April, st a5sze. 5 16,000 bushels do. do. 4c, Total sales for futuro delivo BE oot sbushels. ‘The spot_ sales were 60,000 bushels "at for No. 2 mixed, 47c. for old do. do. 48e. for round "do., 49e. for No. ye. wa 6c. for Jersey yellow, snd No.2 white: Total 0. salon, 198,000, bushels. Outs were steady. with sales of Dushels at 2c. jc. for No, 1 New York, ‘Be. for vesiated mixed, s3e. a ye latter price fur seed; Sc. for No. 1 . for No, 2 do. and Btiée. a 82Xe. for do. Fnvrt.—The demand for foreign dried was moderate, We cnoe Pry sg layer raisins, $1 45 per box; new loose aseatel, $1 55: ‘uloucia, 7c. per lb. ; now currants, Bye. ; new citron, .; now figs, layers, Le. a 15e.; dates, in Fealls, ie pn Reedy agpete 4 quarter boxes, 1 if pil herrings, fn kegs, $1 05, Pp sen ay SL We. GUNNY' CLOTH wns quiet, We quote:—1% Ibs., 8c. a Bie. ;2 Ibs., Oe. a Vise. 12% Ibs., Ve. @ 10e, His anp Urwaw.—the market ruled stondy at late pricos, We quote :—Hay—Shipping, 4c. a 45e.; priiuo retail, 75e. 6 ‘Sve. ; good do., wdc. Straw—Lung rye. ‘doe. 50S.4 short do. Hew of butts ruled stondy, with sal nd SUV bales rejections at 1500 bales manila sald Asse. a Ose.; Jute, b Simertoan, double dzaeosd, $170; wingle dressed, $125 a $130, Russia, clean, B20 4 $2i talian, $206 8 270, Hipxs.—The market was st: Corrient Lt se. fi at lasye., four month: at 7c. # 7e., nd on private terms 500 Attakapas, 1,000 oriess, 1,800 Colum ‘orado, 1,000 Ri kips. | We quote: 20 Ibs. to 25 | Ie. 5 Corrientes, Grainde, 2) Is, to 22 Iba. 174 @ UTA: Ihs., 17Ke- @ 18e.; Callfornia, 22 ‘Ths. to wo luke 1% Me. Se ibs.. Lie. w 160. : ral American, 20 Ibs. to Vi aR 1S Gras, i 18 iba te rt ‘Ye, + city slaughter, ox, 60 ‘45 Ibs, to 60 Ibs, 6 lected. wi tho inquiry being chief for low and medium grades at from be, to 7e. We quote : si Kk, new crop, choles, 9e. a 1ie.; do. do., medium, 0. do. low to fair, de. n Se, Kustorn, Ge. ad ‘4c.; old. all growths, Oe. «ise. por Ib. Front Jireular:—Receipts for eines ; total export for same period he movement of American pig was very light, bat prices were well sustained. Scoteh pig tron was qui bat steady. and 100 tone in lots sold on private terme, The arrival were 200 tone Coltness, Rails Th 10; ‘Coltnoan, €33 ‘Hails—Stool quoted a Shoralock opie was steedy under muluck—Light Hucnos Ayres, do, common ibe, a Stet do. common hide, 19. a 1 ie. we Ble; do, Calitornin good “damaged Buenos ‘Ayres, do, common hide, Ie, & via ec. a 1) elisa, Nie, a fair deman: ht We. w 19tye, jot Galitorhia, 188s. a Caltrain. Ye; middle Buenos Ayres, oie. & 20¢ x Foreign ‘a, auote taNew crop, 18e. elayod We, a we. Vortorities, eee due. .; Now Orloans, comin taney, 406. Wavy promeartThe werkes was generally steady bat 4. Wo quote —spirite turpentine, murchantable orde veins Kood ateainod, $1 40, $1 BO veh, Bi 75, were Hows i-sitesin dull $1 1g 18, Spirits $1 $ 1 7, *O1ts—Oottonsood ofl w iy and ¢ as followe—Mareh, 4 April, 38ije. bid, AL ye. ‘ . bid, dBige. asked; Jane, ai bid, aahic: Sst belt year: Sue. bid, igo. ake i ruled stondy. “Laird si stey ‘Aimoricun, Ule. 8 Os city meds. ose, ecoraing to 5340. do. in bbls. Tc. a S{c.; naphtha, a8e.; re- fined, ued, orgy lots. Bie. bid; do. in eases, 11\4c. asked for ore forag E ia oy rere wie. vid; do. at Balti mi bid. Clint Ro reports Sales united ver Hicaies pMerude petroleun) — York, 40.000 bois. ery Sad ae at is. sa ani Pountay’ axp Gam —The market ruled steady. Wo quote » <Turkeys, Ife. a 2c, Vermont mutton turkeys, 4 2be, Fowtetultadolphi, Ihe. a Ise. ; State and estorn, ic. a 1Se. Chickens—Philadelpuia, ooso—State and Western. L4e. 4 Itc 1 50 per pair; tauie ducks, Ine. KS, Abe. whic. por pale? ‘Fe. por pair. Blackbir ipo, $2 Pv whe Philadel ae 350 ner do Lon, broilers, ce 33 ver pai ‘hiladelpbia broilers, F; y = vale. Wild pig . BL 25 a $1 50 per dozen; faited do. et bor act ‘0c. & We. por dozen tierces, 311 ke; eaves davon, rat [oy a4 2,737 bo. boo! and f one 100 ‘bbls. droswed bo 3, 87. Pork was quiet bu steady.’ The spot sulos were es bbls, old mess at following worg she id asked calls 2 $10 $0 aa April, $10 10 30 asked ay #1 10 40 oa $10 40 ‘ask 0 30 Bia 10 SY daked’ July, Blo M5 "hid B10 Td “asked, Bucon was held with moro firmness, and 500 boxes half woted ut S'ge,_ Beef re- mained steady, and 20) bbi id wt $0 50 “ 10 50 for plain mess, $10 90 4 $11 50 for “oxtra do., $114 $11 30 for packet and $13.90 « $14 for family. ‘Tiere beet ruled dull 21 821 75 a $22 for city vxtra India mess. Bool, hains were nominal at $1525 a $18.60 for Wostorn, Cut mbauty ruled steady. Ibs. clear can private terms, boxes at Sze. and 200 pickled shoulders, 8 Iby., ut 43 Dressed ‘hoi et o trifle. castor aud auoted st Es a Sige. or elty. 6; for marker ple, Lard ruled stendy. spot Tey 15 tioreos Wostorn at $8 w quoted at $10 90 a $10 40. | The prices Pola second ; 42 tierees white grease sold ut be, The sales ‘tor delivery were 250 tiercos, April, wt 6 523; 1,000 at $s 57% 6 SW, June, wt $6 65 a The tollowiny Vag bid, $0 ant: J B21 bid, $6.65 bm 5 asi uue, ‘skod : Su Cs) $5 7734 asked. Burtor—Roceipts, 2139 pac ae Oo saree steady. We quot good to choles, 2c, a 28e.; Western, fine to fan Sue. ; State dairy, ide, Western do., 10e. ‘a 17 Wostern factory, 7 Tho market was qu tory, poor to fancy, 5e. 9 Be. Bliense Gascipen: 019 box: dy. We agate State fi ae. ae kimnied do. Se, dole. iter Ww rt te, and Fenuayivania, 1 ket 7 Western, fresh, Ide. Le. @anaday do., ‘éice,—The market was fairly uetive uid sioudy; Wo Carolina, fair to good, Se ; Louisiana, dige. & 7 Be. u ge. ; prime to choieo, Rangoon, in bond, Se. Bigc. a Bhye. 3 bhds, do. wt ie: 75.do. centrifugal ut 7 H1Uc., te i islands 8 se ge. We quote: File, rote e.; good do. rime, 6ie.; Cubs, centrifugal ida. ‘nd boxes, Now 8 to 13, Uce-'a 7ije.; do. molassus, nd Noxee. De. 05042.; Forto Rico, » Fefniniz, common sc. ‘do., good to priine, 6 Fetined confoctioncrs’ A: bo tandard % bg A, T3g6. w Tige.; crushed, eel Bizet dy, A dy, j Rete a ti a fi 6 0. other gradox, Includin a BAe. Hocaipis—at hhds., 94 tierces, oe 3. Me ‘ALLO’ bul: G7.eadke. Markot stoady, wits sulos of 80,000 ibe. at Gio. @ 6 ¥lbe., the inside price for common. ‘Tis. —Tho market for rpig tin way firm. Lendon has ad~ anced to £89 10s. Plates raled steady. We quote: Banca, Fees straits and Malacca, 15}, lamb and flag, 154qc. torne, $6 & BS) B37. TowAcco.—Seed leat was moro active and steady, pare ye vi Pennsylvania, crop 1877, at 344 160 do. New ‘En Jc. plates, aneae 18650; 23a 25; coke, 13's $8 $5; do., terne, gland, crop i877, at 7e.'a 1877, on private terms: 50 do. Wisconsin, crop 36 do. Ohio, crop 1877, at Toysc., and 350 bales Havans at 70c. a $1 0S. Kentucky leat w duit; 100 thd sold at unchanged prices. Wittskny.—Rocoip The market was firm at $1 U5ss at which pries50 bble, ware sold; held ar $1 Oat the eloxe. steady. The sales woro 4.000 Ibs, Woot. was quiot, but merchantable foce at 24 00) Ibs. unw hod at 2. Ohio fleece, 1,8: Wisconsin, Ibs, XX and vanes tages 17 bags xy 1 and 70 do. super pulled; ae Ibi h combing, 2,000 Ibs. coarse Texas, 56,000 Ibs rt am 10,000 lbs, scoured do. 1. pe steamer, 62,000 bal 000 busticls: grain, 8. Ud., por next week's pack: Shoose und butter, 27s. td. a 40s. London, steam, 10 to cJover, 278, 6d. Glasg some lots butter, 37s. at Avonmouth, steam, 16,000 esbott grain, phinssys ‘terms, Bremen, sail, per Gorman bark 1,400 tons, loading om the berth, 1,500 rd, 228. bd, Bis, Bu ; 100 tons: light Sood, wi Suv bbls. shoe peg: teri (now hore), from Balt mors Ms ithe cant coast cl 8.000 wuartors (grata, 4a, 9.2 Beitiah tron dvlphia to 150 tons cedar wood, 64. rain. to *Tuken, bark, hence'to London, 5,700 bh 1s. do., 38., May clearanco; Norwesiun bark, 773 tons, heneo to tho Bultic, provisions, rates: brig, bence to south side Cubi und back, sugar, orwegian bark, hence to Dantzic, S48 tons, pro- sions. at or 8 ut 27%. 6d. ; Di aniah bark, S08 to wh . ‘bd oy {500 quarters grain. 0 Od. ; per steamer Rossen: Castle, 43,000 bushels grain, together with general cargo, at mari rales. DOMESTIC MA MARKETS, GALvxstox, March 28, 1879. on fre hold higher; middling; 10e.; tow middling, gc. Net receipts, S69 bales. Ex- les, 313. Stock, 25,740, 5,527; gross, 5,571. Exports—fo to France, 1,215; coustwise, 3,047, Sales, 2.71 Nay, Ontnans, Maroif'29, 1870, Cotton firm, held higher; middling, 10S¢¢. ; low middling, ec. ; good ordinary, Wjc. Net receipts, 2.55% bales: Exports—To Groat Britain, 153 to the Conti: fs, 220. Sal i Great ‘Briain, sant; re ‘Britain, coastwit Mositx, March, 28, 1879, Cotton firm ; middling, 10e. a 10% low middling, Ue. WA Net’ receipts, ee x Tease Bx x pot Te 4,319; to the ‘Continent. 10,522; 28,000, constwise, 608, 1. 1,000, gokly receipts, 2,808 bales; gruss, DWE" xports Te Croat Beviain ea Gus" to Feaes, S00; to the Cyntinent, eu Sen aer 3, 036, AVANSAH, March 28, 1879, Cotton very firm middling, iW low middlin; good ordinary, 9, jot receipts, 1,700 bales. Export: Great Britain, 5,07 nat iat *t50! Sales 1000; ig, 500. Stock, 26,680, t recuipts, 8.104 balos, Exports—To Great Britai to the Continent, 2755 coustwise, 3,415, Sules, 4,0 sales, 6, middling, Cotton firm; mi O7%e. ; Rood ordinary, Vgc. Nef rocoipta, 23% balos, Expurte-Tu Groat ritalin, 3 to Prssee, 2 ua8; to the Contunent, 920; coastwise. Tors: Bales, 2,630. Witarwaror, S.C. March 28, 1670, rite of turpentine quick and ste Ro: aif aod no strained, $1 1254; good ncrainied, ¢2 No. 2.at $180. Crude turpentine steady; hard, si 15; yel low dip, $175; virgin, $175, Tar easier at $115, ‘Corn steady; prime white, 56s. 28, 1879. Flour stoady: ele 25 0 $4.50; No.1 spring, $ 2 aie gs Sasa ae whit Hintee $7 ise w sales, 3,00 indies old No. 2 Western at doce. 8 47e. ; car lots of State at He. Onte firm; sales of mixed State nt Be. Barley dull; sales of 10,000 Dushela Canada, by sample, wt 2c. extra bright hold at $2 1 do. at nominal; nd 4 S30. in bond. » food unchanged. Shipmedie—Fiour, 000" bbl barley, 5,000, bushels, BuFrato, March 28, 1879, Four tn good demand. firm: salos, 1,000 bbis. hese in Nght milling d sales, 1,000 bushels Duluth spring SE 105 quotable | No.'t hard. Milwaukeo 9 eh Bi 38; doy, We.: No.1 Duluth. $1 10 w $1 s rod.and amber bees a3 06. Corn fairly activo; — at 40, r st; sal “4 2 cars aa fair to, ‘chotes” Canadian, Fi ‘Suc. Maltin fair trade demand 4 $1,195, two-rowed State, Zoe, 0 We $105. ‘Rye neglected ; nominal; quoted at 53e. ved in good inquiry ; course, $14; tine, $14; finished? ity +25 15 Gorn teal ‘activ: course, from ¢ ‘Canada oe six-rowod Go. por e ost at unchanged prices. Highwin $1 OR, city made, 1 f rn cor! Shipments iter, ois corn, 70,000 do, ; w oats, 31,000 do. ; Fy Dirnore, March 28, 1879, Flour duit, with a limited demand; ‘sales 300 bbls white Se a Whee weak extra white Michixan, i Ge $108; April, $1 O94; May, $1 04 une, mi eves a Sheth Corn—' ev dictle doiny No. i yellow. Sige Ligh mixed, ditge.; No “Soe “Oats quiet ‘ahd hem % e.5 No- Lmatxed, 20u¢c, Cloverseed—Choter primo, $3 7) ¥4 50, iecsinte Hour be PR doles whoa, 2 VOU dors oats, 1,500 do. Sh ttaGo bole} wh wheat, Apo0buihels; orm, 1200 d ates 400 do, io, BT. ‘oats ATH, March 28, 1870, W Flour firmer; family, $4 00 a® Su, and white, $1 8! ‘a atsTe, w 87h, Ont ae. Kyo strong at 6. No.2 fall, be a vie. asked. a shade iow 85 Balkmoats dull andl . 64 35; short Hib. ‘$4 76 0 $4 HO, hort cloar, 84 YO. Bacon dull and a qe. : clone rib, Gye. : Bio. but lower at §) towdy for best grade: dull, Sugar steady ai ann ou, Hogs quiet; common, 82 00 a $8 4); light, ei 0 “packing, 68 719 15 $4; butchers), #4 a ei eal pts, Gs shipments, 400, Curesco, March 28, 1870, ady and sacheshes. tunsettlod : red winter, $1 4 roy eiaiye » Peguli June. Oars qui ‘ e ng a Stuy Bio on but at lower’ rats, ®t cash; § aah fo i ‘May: $5 5 bid, June. Bulkin dull and « shade low tilddors, at 6 500, "Wiitskoy steudy why Four, 13,000 bbls. ; wheat, 6 bleached “ie Y 1a Tor felled ruled Ape, feo Wo S Seleesa in ia iirme haviy Sorw tien mn unchaned ork duit and drag i Sa. i Sa aKaoatl bil NET COTTON RECEIPTS. The following were th ports from September 1, 1878, to date, inelu- Ports, ot receipts of cotton at the be low nau. Bales, 127.981 has Philadelphia 8057 Savannah City & West Point, 106,728 Charleston Brunswiek.... 3 508 308 New York.. Total... CLOTHS MARKET, PRINT Pant, River, Mass. March 28, 1879. ‘The printing cloths market continues vory firm. oes ih & moderate demand and light sales at 3!gc., © fyuare clotly und 3c, casit for G0x0 cloths. ‘The market is very strong and manufacturers holding for highes prices, Sulos’ for the week, 125,00 pieces spots and futures, Stock, 95,000 pieces. HAVANA MARKET. Havana, March 28, 1879, Spanish gold, 207% » 208. | Exchanges quiet let aad am changed, Sugars quiet and unchanged. EUROPEAN MARKETS. . COMMERCIAL. Livxkroor., March 28, 1879. week’s' circular of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers Association ays :— on Friday and Saturi ewas done st a considerable advane de- mand tell off and prices gave wa; pone wy Yenewed activity, there was’ wore , firmness, on Thursday; market” advanced,” Iu, American a large business was done at qd. to Syd. higher” rates. Sea island was fair demand and fi Futures opened strong, wit! iderable pusl- * on. Sons on: Bidey nd Mevarday? aed aieaneed aaagh tie Monday, with a prossuro to sell, they declined an eighth. ‘There wis a recovery on Tuosday, but it was not maln- tained, On Wodn ith an wetive demand, the cline was fully lay a large bnsl- hens wan done at higher p 0 final rates show an ad- Taues of s farthing bu last Pharsdage™ Bules, Sales of the woek. 72,008 Amorica ‘> $5,000 Speculators took: 8,000 Exporters took 7,000 Forwarded from ne etual export {000 Total recoly 4s) Awerican. Total stocl 549,000 American, + Ald, Amount of cotton atiout. 2 367, American... - $13,000 WERPOOL, March 28—5 P.M. Cotton—The sales of the day included 6 200 bales Amer can. Futures osior: uplands, low mid sr piodane hadeed batrohedin,: Sgt: oe caaauab Pi luceo—| ned petro! am, jon. rosin, 4s. Od. Linseed oil, 258, sce Livenroot, Mareh 28, 1879. A leading grain circular suys:—"The grain mprket 18, steudier. Tho cousinued high’ ices of Amerieun'and the inability to replace stocks Induce importers £0 show more firmness. fillers take foreign wheat moro readily ab tull prices, cial marke treme rate, were confinad to a fow Quirk parcels, which wore taken at @ slight in futures, California was in fair re- quosh and. somo cargoos sold this market to-day few fountry | buyers attended, and the transactions in wheat wore moderate at Tuesday's ox- treme din some cases a trite higher rates for fine re fornia is held for 1d. advance. Flour nis in fair request; new mixed Americag ; old remaitfs at fully lust quotutions.” Loxvox, March 28—4 P, M. Hon. Lim ‘Puliow, 8s. Gd. por ri winter. Produco—Refined petroleum, 734d. oll, $25 108, a $25 16s. per ton. a cut dull ut 25s. Od.5 Short vib dull af 270, 6a. long clear dull at27u.cahort close dull at 288. Huins—Long cut dull at 3%s. Shoulders steady at 22. Boot india moss steady at 76s. ; extra do, steady at 87a; prime do,, tirmer Lurd—Prme Westera y, ‘Ste. “Tallow —Primo, city stondy. ‘st sos, ‘arpenting—Spirite, steady, at ag Gd 6d, Common firmer at 4s. 6d.; fine steady at 10s. 6d Cheeso—American choice dull at 458. Lard oil dull a6 Turpentine—spirits, at London, dull at 2 FINANCIAL, Loxpo: BI The Times, in its financial article, ‘arious re- rts wore circulated on Thursday ‘con craing Turkish inanees. The most authentic of these that a serious effort iw'about to be made to help Turkey ‘out of the diffi- culties which have become so pressing as to slarm the English government. Financier snys:—"It is understood ant Germany sold £100,000 worth of sliver yesterday at S0\4- por ounce” United States 434 tg sont aT, oe al * ¢ cent, bonds, 3 forties, coupon, 1 2% 10685, 3'do. pre rred, 44; Illinois Central, 82%. The amount is of bulsign, gone (nto eaedueu nile balance to fe advices quote Live por cont rentes 1136. 6730. for peor = FINANCIAL, E W. TODD & CO, Stock Brokers, @ AND 4 BROAD ST., NEW YOR4; 200 MONTAGUE ST., BROOKLYN; Wo buy and sell all active Stocks at New York Stock? Exchange quotations, on © margin of 1 percent, Com tracts issued at either the Brooklya or the Philadelphia office can be settled ut 44 jew York. LL CALIFORNIA AND QTITER MINING ‘STOCKS. @ buy and sell. Mining Stock at the San Francisco and Now York ‘Mining Stock Ex- Saesged Ge rerernaeet Snir om couemivslon, dividends paid by usin Now Yorks our are, 1. A. H. Nicolay, Sr. sma Terare both members ef the New} eons Stock Exchange. ALBERT H. SICOLAY & CO, ABLE ita wOwEy os. cael : AND Mndeaies teres licios and bought: Insurance of all kinds effected bag oop Bm nies at lowest Js WRBIIOH a & CO., 165 Broadway; box 1.980, BOUT LOANS ON LIFE POLICIES, THOUGH COM. pany declines purchasing. consult DAVID PARKS — 320 Broadway. is card aiouianan ronfter. ivasera, RAHWAY AND JERSEY CITY BONDS ed; alee Macoapin County \Ill.) Court Hogse, RKHAM. 10 Pine st, AND LADIES DESTRING FO vane Te I fi select office indicator a VENTLEM. ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOA Now Yorg city Property. Pah bought an T, 1 ¥ ss LOAN ON ENDOWMENT LIPE INSU ayco Policies duo within five years. or will purchase them ot afaie dlacqunt, Give nesme of compeny, sumber, and when due.” W. D. HUB: tock ‘and Note Broker, Harford, Conn, $397,000? as AIS & Ie 4 ~ COPARTN ERSHIP: }ISSOLUTION UF COPAR Partnership, heretofore oxi Hotsaptel und John T- Roborte is ry A day dissolved if mu tual cor nt. ‘The business will be continued by John T. Roberts, whe is authorized to coliect all Crp ey jue the late firm aud ae sumo all the linbilities of the sai HENRY A. HOLZAPPRIS JOHN T. ROBERTS. _ Brooxtys, March 27, 1870. OTICE.—THE PARTNERSUIP HERBTOPORE EX. inting betwoen Rolirs & Bischoff is hereby dissolved by Mutual cousent, Herman Bischof retiring. 879. _ HERMAN BISCHOFF. _ = BUSI NI Ess OPPORTUNITIES. NWA ~WILLing to devote can socure half interest lo. ge: tnblished ofice: business paying $900 to. $300, monthly; @ with undoubted ‘refercuces only; amount regui: $1,200; torms ensy. OFFICE, 115 Herald office, N INTEREST IN HATABLISHED STAPLE BUST paying large profits. can be purchased for $2, ly relipble man suited to a ne partner a "a rs undo “ig aa ~ all Beas need a sontrel of “otles wasiness: AB: LiSteD! Yie tterald ‘otties. wae “GENTLEMAN CAN BECOME PARTNER IN eo business with $500. Address NASSAU, Hi LISHED COMM “HOUSE | Destaes 1 Partner, with imo special capital. Address W. } Herald olliee. cider N INTEREST 18 OFFERED TN AN INVENTION OP groat merit, GEORGE ELLIS, 30 Ping st, QHEEP RAISING IN TEXAS.—A SURB RO; b TO A nd for circular. Address box S08 ottice, NDER {a shop manufacturing ery, brass pnb nn pin iment LASS “MEG {WANIC. steady situation in above branches 90 Fulton st. ik DOMEST sion busine a, by a well estubiis OU80, & pecial Partner, with 000; poe yonple “ka. Mts tad Horutd oitices ins ANTED—A PARTY TO PAY PATENT BX EXPE sea for half interest in a folding school GOL DRE Hoeald Allowed; a good thing. Address SOM oltive, KREST IN A CLOS: lary; large dividends. Ad $1. 000 cet PUY AGE Trees O., box 127 Herald offtes, ———_-+ +. BUSINESS TROUBLES. The petition in bankruptey Of Police Commis sioner De Witt C. Wheeler, which had been referred to Register Little, has now been assigned to Register Dwight to take further proceodings, as the former is to the extent of being a creditot in trust, | Sareea ei ‘boda granted to amend the schedules, and ‘Completed a meting of the creditors has been appointed receiver of the 5 Be Oliver T. Burt, on the Sarees - efner, and Andrew G. Cropsey has bee: sppcinted receiver ‘of the estate of W: tliat Hepbera, application of Rudolph Gerner, asaigues. ick J. f ge ree rer of wooliens at Maes., under the flem name of P. J. Cullon & ©o., made an assigument in New York t Simon Rawitser, He succeeded the Woollen Company, and was Philip Goldman made an erences, yesterday to Samuel Gode! it revent withous prot’