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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Irregular and Several
Securities Lower.
MONEY ON CALL 3 AND 5 PER CENT.
Ctld Firm it lli 1-8 and Government
Bonds Strong.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE FIRM.
The (tool market to-day was not devoid of
natural, aeveYal of wtnea are wortny ol com
ment. Cmef amon? them was a somewhat sud
den movement la Quicksilver, which under jree
?ales declined from 22% to 1S??. The close, how
ever, was made at 19. The cause assigned ror this
decline was the reported Illness of Mr. Daniel
Drew, who Is said to be largely identified with the
aecurtty. Pacific Mall was again on the anxious
seat to-dar, but, owing to the uncertainty which
attends its latare, It did not show any symptoms
of strength. It opened at 43%, advanced to 43%.
?old down to 43* and closed at 43%. The terms
offered by Panama are not yet accepted. The
Utter stock sold at 121 to the amount of 200 shares.
H may be profitable to
to let both or these stocks severely alone until
they emerge irom their present muddle, and offi
cial announcement is made thac they have either
Mrreed or disagreed. Erie advanced from 30 to
Box, ending at 30*?. The sales amounted to 42.000
?hares. Lake shore receded from T6 to 74%,
which was the closing price. Wabash was strong
at 10 in the early part of the day, bat subsequently
?ympathized with the decline or the rest of the
market and ended at 15*,. Northwest common
?old at 4i Si a 45Jt a 45',, closing at 45 s?, the pre
ferred stock at to\ a 58. Union Pacific opened at
78% and advanced to 73%. At this point some of
Its holders commenced realizing, under the in
fluence of which the price leil off to 71. There was
then a recovery to 71% and a close at 71%. Tne
transactions amounted to about 44,000 shares.
Ohio and Mississippi sold irom 28H down to 28 and
eioaed at 28*. Bock Island was "omparjtively
stead t at 103% a 103s, a l&8%. Bannibal and St.
loaeph receded from 28% to 27%. 0., C. and
L C. closed at ?%. St. Paul common
?pened at 89% and went off to 39%. St. Louis and
Iron Mountain advanced to 2a New fork Central
opened at 102 and closed at 10l<%. From the fore
gomcr range of prices It will be seen that stocks
Were irregular, 11 not feverish, yet the condition Is
?ot unlike that which hat periodically presented
itself whenever the market afforded profit.
The changes, compared with Saturday's closing
prices, are as follows
Advance?Atlantic and Pactflo preferred, %:
Delaware and Lackawanna, %; Erie, %; Pacific
Mali, %; gold, %; Erie, In London,
Dici.ikb?New York Central %; C., c. and L C.,
H: Hannibal and St. Joseph. %; Lake Shore, %:
Korthwest. common, %: ohioand Mississippi. %;
Quicksilver, 4; Rock Island, St. Paul, %;
Wabash, % ; Union Pacific, 2X ; Western Union, %;
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, %; Northwest
preferred, >?.
The following table shows the opening, highest
ISl lowest prices of tae day
Wall Street,
Mondat, April la?? P. M.
OUTSIDE operators
ADVANCE and decline.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
Oiening. BtghcaL Lowest
n
ittsourg
103% 108 * 103%
iL ana St. Paul.
Mil. and St. Panl rref.
Dhio and Mississippi.,
Hew Jersey Central...
pel.. Lack, and Wester
Cnion Pacific
tuiuu r.iiiut
C., C. an t L C
Western Union
^t antic and faclflc Tel. 27
iclflc Mail 4y
Panama.
TBI BALKS TO-DAT.
Tilt traaaaetiona at tbe Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated isi.ooo (bare* aa followshaw Tort
Oantral and Hadaon, aoo; Erie. 42.000; LakeSbora,
g.400; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 140; Nortn western,
1,300; do. preferred, aoo: Rock Island. 1,800;
Pacific Mall, 29.600; St. Paul. 3,?oo; do. preferred.
S40; Obloa. 1,000; Weatern rmon, 36,100; Waoaab,
8,600; Cnlon Pacific, 44,000; C., C. and 1. 0., 300;
Panama, 300.
TBS MONET MARKET.
Money loaned on call at irom 6 to 3 per cent, bat
|ut before tbe cloae of banking bonra there were
exceptional transactions at T per cent. Prim*
mercantile paper ta In larger request than can be
supplied, and tbe rates remain abont as last
looted, to wit, irom >s to : per cent. Foreign
axcoange waa quiet and firm. Prime sterling
aoauaally waa 4.96 a 4.90 >,; selling rates, 4.S&K
and 489X and 4.90. Reicbrnarka, NK a and
Prime Paris. 6.16* a 6.13 ,. otber
rates. I>17)t and
T5B OuLD MARKET.
Gold opened at lift*. bnt ine majority of sales
?ad tbe c.o?e were made at lu1,. Tbe rates paid
tor oarrymir were 2*. 3, % l and \% per oeat.
Loans w?re also made flit.
orsKATio*8 or tbe oold exchange bank.
Gold balances $852,377
rarrancy balances 1,091,404
Ouid cleared ?8,8*2, ooo
CLEARING BOCSB STATEMENT.
Cerrency exffiannes |M,101,142
CorrencT oaiances a.W.'Kxi
Coin exchange- 9, MO, 1*8
Goid baian ea 1,0*V;70
THE r-NITEO states trbascrt.
Tbe Assistant lreasnrer pal l oat to-day $44,000
ea accoant of interest and $42,1*00 in redemption of
Ive twenty bonds. Tne baimces in tne Treasury
at Wasoington are reported aa follows:?Carrency,
I4.oe4.ot6; certiorates of deposit, $46,&30.000: coin,
$?4,776,869, including cum certificates, $33,427,400;
outstanding legal tenders, |379.23g,900. Tbe ens
toma race lots to-day were $630 000.
tbe i-obkion market.
Advices rrom London state that console de
eitned to-day % per cent, and are quoted at $3 a
M* for moaey, and 93 , for account. The rate or
dteoonnt in tbe open market lor tnree months'
Mils la 3* p-T rant, or % tieiew the bank rate.
?23,000 bullion went into tne osbk on oeiance to
day. Rentes, la Pans, eaf. 24c. Tbe London
Market for American securities is reportea dan.
Tbe fo.lowing ar? tbe late quotation*18?j bonds,
10*; 1*57 do., 107'i; ten-forty do.. 103',; new fives,
loan; Erie, 3t'? a m-,.
state ROE03
were d?li. We note sales of Connecticut sixes at
101, and old Tennessee sizes, ex coupon, at 54.
OOVBRNM1NT BONDS
were aot as active ro-day as usual, bat prices gea
erally remain firm and in srmpatay with tne
etreugth of gold. The close was strong at tbe foi
lowing quotationst'nitpd Slates currency sixes,
130H ? 120 ?. <Je? 19*1, registered, laij* a 121 s;
?o. do., do., coupon, 122H ? ik'i; do. five-twen
ties, 1302, registered, ex interest, lift*; do. do.,
do., coupon, 118X a 119; <lo. do., 1854. registered,
IUH a US; do. do do., coupon, 111? , aim v. do.
go. do., lseft, registered. 116',,? 117; do. do. do.,
aeapon, 121', a 122; do. do. do., new. registered,
120S e 121T,; do. do., do., do., coupon, 12074 a 121;
go. da, 1167, registered, 121* a 121V, do, do. do.,
coop n, 121s, a 131 do. do.. IMS, registered,
121: do. do. do., coupon, Mix a 121%; do. ten
lerttee, registered, 114* a lit; 00. do., coupon,
116* .1 l!8^; do. sizes. is?l. registered, 118% a
U8\; do. do. do , coupon, 116* ? ll$X.
RAII.ROAD BONDS.
Those were moderately active, witb urge trans
ections in Union f'acifics, waicb advanced, first
mortgages se ling at W*a9?K; 'RBd grants at
WIH Bs7'?, and sinking lands at 9:114. Pacific o*
Missouri nrsts Sold at 92* . do. seceBd at 79. * en
tral Pacifies goid, 99',. Westera Pacifies at 94.
Albany and auaqucaauua second at 1W*. Bo ton,
Hartford aad Irt* first at 3T a 27 v<. chloafo and
Rock Is.and sevens at 108. Chicago and North,
western consolidated coupon gold bonds at 86J<?
0.. C., C. and I. first at 107J*. Lake snore dividend
bonds at 100.^. New York Central sixes, 1883. at
loi; do. first coupon. 114. Wabash Orst at 83 a
8tK, and C., C. and 1. C. flrit at 60\. The lollow
lug were the bids
a u A Susq lit n? 109H
Alt .t - use) -.1 m It 4
i ok. H A E 1st m J71*
Bos H A E, guarnnt' t. M2
bur. i K * M 1st. 7's. gt 40
dies A Ohio ti'?. 1st in . 4"?i<
Che*'4 chto t/'s, ex c .. :s9
clu A Alton 1st i>i llUli
Ch> * Alton income iirt
Loultlnnu A Mo 1st, stil ;'l
? hi, bur A w - p c. let.113
Chi. Bur A O con 7's. 1
i la. Kock island APac.103
r> J t en 1st in, new .. 111
,nj i en 1st con* H6W
N .1 Central, convert.. II l)f
Am Hock A Imp bonds. I 3
Mil A St P 1st P 1>..10S
Mil a ?t f in.7s.iu, p-.i an*
M A 84 1* 7's. gold. ItD. Kg
Mil A -t 1' 1st. II A D... 7S?.;
Mil A St P lot. OIK. HI
Mil A ft Paul lit. c m. 73%
Mil A -l P m, 0 A M. ?<i
Chi 4 N # ? (. |'S
Chi ,t ^ W nit bds lOl^g
i rii A N W on bonds,. HI
Chi A N W ejtt'n bds... 85
<rtii A N W 1st m 98
i [)i * t\ coo * Dili.. "IK
Chi A N W reg c bds...
hi 2d. 103
Clev. P A A old bds... 112
? u \ P A .a new i>ai...l?i?
l?-t. Won A To: Ii03j
Huff A Erie new Iu0)?
llUII ?* Hill' I i's 101
Kalamazoo A Wd P Lit. 85>(
Lake liore div bds... .1?0
Lake shore 1st, con e..J0.'<?
L?ke Shore 1st, conf,.101)j
Lake shore 24.con c... #4
Miclit'eu con 7'?. i9H2..1Q3J^
Mil h ceu is! 8'a s f, '<J2.1 JO
Mich Cen. equip bds... WV*
S V A J> U ?P? 1UO*
New York i en o'a, '83..101
,s Y Cen 6's. '87 10 *?
New York Cen 7's, 76,.H)i)i
.N York Cen Utm. c...,113
N"e? York ? ell i.-t 111. r. 1 12
Hmi K <'? -ii m, ? t', 'So 108
Hud it 7 s 3d ni. '7S.....103
tlarlcm 7's. 1st m. c...iu><
Norm MutKHtri 1st m... ?6
Ohio A Miss con s t !W
unto a MMkct> 11*01
(Hilo A Miss 2.1. con... 78s
< eh Pac u bond* 9'j'i
i en I'ac. an Joq Br.. 8<ii,
Cen Pnc. c AO 1st S8
t en Pac state aid bds.liki
vs . siern Pacific bonds. 95K
' iimu I'ac iKt 90S
Vniou Pacific a f 9:i>,
I a<; it it o' >lo, 1st 92
Pue Hit of Mo. Car B . rti
I'ac H K oi Mo M V)\
I'ac RR 7's, gt by Mo...Ilk)
Puts Kt W A Chilattn.. 110
Pitt*. Ft VV A Chi 2(1 Ui. IU5J^
Pltu. Kt W Jt Chi 2d m. 99
cu?* A Pitts con ? I... .108
Clev A Pitta4th in. 97
coi, Chi A I ml 1st SOW
Col. Chi A Ind 2<1 19>t
stLouuAlM lsttn...
Alton A I II 1st 105
Alton A T II 2.1 nref... 88
Alton A T H 2d in 77
Tol, I'eona A War, Wl> 51
Toi A Wall is: m ex.... 82K
Tol A W III) lxtm. St L T) R2'J
fole ioA Wnil con >?.... 4'1
? treat West, 1st m, '88.. 7i?U
l-ekiii. Line A Dec'r 1st bO
aleua A
Pen in 1st m.oonv...... tOW
C. C, CA fl?t. 7'a, if ..107T,
l<el. Lack i w d in.... Ii 8
i el. Lack A W i'?. eon. II5>?
Morris it Kssas i?i m.. 112
gorris A hraex 2d ni... IPSJf
Morris A Es, 19*) U'J
Morris A Esses const.. 100
fcric :'d m, 7'?, 7v. . .. lul
i rieW m. 7's, '83 99J^
I ons Iiock bonis ins
Burt N YAK large 87
llan A st Jo, l K ..IWJi
II an A St Jo con t>*4
llMb A .Sioux City 1st ml 0
Dub A SioUX Citv 2d dil'O
Cedar K A Minn 1st in. -t
ind. Bloom A West ist. 28
Ind. Bloom A West 2d. I)
Mich .-outh 7 ii c. 2d iu.lO)H
?ich .-o AN J > 17 pc.lu7\
? 'lev A I nl ? l I.W
Buff A Erie new 100)6
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares sold at iti for Merobants', 119 for
Common wealth and 07 for Central National. Tbe
latest bids are annexed:?America, 162; American
Exchange, 110; Cfiatham. 138; Chemioa), 1,600;
Cit/, 300; Citizens', 136; Commerce. 118 V, Conti
nental, 93S ? Corn Exchange, 137; First National,
.00; Fourth National, 98\; German American,
03;Qoid Exchange, 115; Greenwich, 216; Grocers,
101X; Hanover, 98; Importers and Traders', 195;
Irving, 180, Manhattan, 151; Market, 121; Me
chanics', 144; Merchants', 121; Nassau, 104; New
York, 131; North America, 103; Pacific, 165; Park,
144; People's, 140; Mate of New Yoric, 116; Trades
men's, 145; Union, 140.
MBMOBAMDUM.
Ob the 37th or Fobruarjr tbe total ol newly coined
German money amounted to:?Gold coins,
1,122,863,5v0 marks; silver coins, 69,444,834 marks;
nickel coins, 8,248,310 marks; copper coins,
3,138,237 marks. The value or the German silver
mark In our paper currency la about 21 a cents.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
Sou do.
M05DAT, April 12, 1875.
HLt'OItE CALL?10 A. M.
200*n? *?A PaeTeLbS 27 100 aha Un Pac RR...0 73*
lOOSiulokMln. 22* 10J0 do 73*
auOO iio ?o ?oo do e 73^,
100 do al 21 1000 do 73*
luO Wut Uli Tal 0 .7* lJO no C 73
8700 do 77'. 100 do c 72*
1(00 do 78 3300 do 73
100 do o 77?< 9-0 m, 7j*
...a3 77* 1?| do C 73*
iif ? Bis
8iX.' Pacific M >8 434, IjO do 73*
1800 do 41* 500 ao C 73*?
S?J0 do 43* 5tn d.. 73>,
sou QO 43* WO do 73*
8UO uo 43* 100 do 73*
ltk? do 43* 200 do 73*
1800 do 43* 500 do 73 ,
Hi o if? <3*. lt? oo 73*
100 Ohio A Mlaa KR .. ?* ? 0 .10 73).
100 do b3 2S* 100 do 7S*
400 do c 28*, 180 uo 73*.
100 an ...... b4 28* ?i# do 73*
l.uO Erie RH 3o ISOOLHaMkMK 76*
7c <lo 30', 2uo do e 75
900 do 10* 100 do 74*
2800 00 13 3(1* 30 do 74*
70 do SP* WO do *3 74*
?J0 00 20 * 20) .10 74*
40 do So 100 At A Paeof 13*
600 do ?3 30* 1' 0 N Y 0 A H It RR... 102
100 00 SO', 30 do ... 1'I2*
100 do 30 MO Chi A n W KR 15*
100 do 30* 700 do 45*
10? do bS W* 3(W ''hi A A IKK bS lift*
13U0 do S>* 20' o M 109*
(00 Union Pacific 73 * 209 Hon A St Jo RR (3 25
]? do ?3* IOO It A St J RR pf.... S4*
(mo 73* 20 lo. 4 HtbKk 16
#00 do 73* 200 li*
20 oo 74* 200 do.... Iti
?J0 do 73* TOO .Mil A (IC RR KfX
1800 do.. 73 * 300 do 39*
10O do 73* 3<W S34.
300 do 73* lVJCCilC RR 6*
UhlS III 1149 A. M.
$300 U8MC, e. W. .. lie* sooocs r?,cur...bc 120*
luooo C s 5 S. 10-40. r.... 114*
FJIiRT BOAHI)?10:30A. M.
?3000 Conn 6 *..... 107 101 aha SVC k H R. .bc 101*
?Uk) l?nu 6'l o, ?*?.. 54 50 do.... 1U-1,
2Ui?We?tPac bda.be 94 4Mi L S * !>\ * RK...b c .4*
KJi* Aib A vu?2d 101* 30 Panama RR..bc e 120*
1*000 H. HI hNR ID. 27 125 do 121
ft.10 oo 27* JO C. C,C A I R R.be *2
SOU Kt L, J A C lat.... Ib2 3"u fcrit KR be V*
SOW ( hi iilA I'ac 7'a liw 40j do J *
IW Am DkAlru 7'a.... 103* 500 ,iu ,3 i JJ
3UU0C 1 X W COB Hi 4 0 no JO*
1700<H III A JT c c t b ?i\ 800 do 3. (?
IuuOMAmP.IIADD... 7# 25 do S
204IC, ( . ? A I'<7* 1300 do bS 30*
looo L e dlv hda lo* 7U> do so*
2ft' .N > < ?nt'a.'nS... lt'l 350 uo ??*
MO ?> T ' *H lat. C.... 114 20 do c 3o*
5iOu Har 1*1,7'a. c.... 112* 15 0 do b3 Si *
2JjO < cn Pai'lbda.... I** l!?W no 3.*
IOW fc P RR lat m... 1-V* 12UJ do b3 3u?,
51" do 9,.)'a 15 0 tlo I... Si'*
?MOO Oo I* #* 2>l) Uo bJ iX/fc
JjkO Cr. ??c 7'a, i g? V7* I7oO no tov
1x00 Or 97* lo no C 3 *,
15. wo Cn Pae <k? fd. 11 * 1SO0 do..... 80*
21000 do al ?J* 7* 0 0 JM,
:??> jr b? 9:i* in uo 14 i ?!
u?)fac RP.ot Mo lat W* 13)0 do ?U
lum fa.: ?n; *1 Jd ... 79 Mi do aS S<>*
2i>00C. C A 1 t< lat ... >* i wo <10. Jii*
10QM 00.. 40-? luOOhl A NW RR...bc 45*
4UU0 . SUM 10.ICHI* SWpr....bo M*
lSottiC. CA I I'M.. .. IV* li^O Ln Pa. KR b e 7',
11/00 Tol A W l?t 83 Ml do at 7.' !
7iOOOi tut lat m T'H 100 7.i?i
IOO" M a *t Jo va. con h7 *?i do c Tn1!
ftuoo S J ('en lat con. lifi* luu do c 73',
2 aba Mer Rank 1U 100 do I>3 J.,',
loo at 011 oin 119 to 1 7-..;
? Ctnt Nat 97 SoO do 7i|I
Del A H ran ... 117* 4AO 00 7J
M Quickatlvar Mira ... ** >m uo ..e 7j
lff? ?? bJ 21 1*1) Ml 7s*
luo do be 19 ItAU do 73
100 a* If* 3 0 do 73*
30J do 19* 4CTI do.......... b3 T3*
2IW do i? 40 Hot A P RR, ft.be 92*
100 Qnlek M pi be r)i 2oo do T 9-*
l'-0 do 27* 10NJ tent RR 113
|i?i Marlpoaa f.AM be 3 6 ;o be 113*
I no Markp..?a pf. b c 4* lMOChl A K I RK....bc IU3'4
lOu Atl ? Pae Tti.. bo ** l?> do bS W*
luO Uo >'?? 38 Del. t.ark A W
l?l do ? ..b3 26* luo X J South RR .
10 Weat U Tal b .7* 3 0 be 5*
I0"?) ao 77* JiaiMilAKtPRK.be 39C
8* do 17*. 1U) do *41 3*2
>? 00 77* 201 ao V',
KM do ?15 il* M do e ?JK
I'D) do b3 7, !, 21>1 do :#?,
200 do U 77* HO Mil A st P it pf tie 59*
100 do " -- ?1*
77*2 ?""*dSr:...
00 bS 77* 1?> 00 491
ll? do rt n* 23 Tol A W RR u*
iwPteM.HR. bee ?* 2ow do be l?
2 <o do a3 4t* loo do is?<
10H0 do a3 43* 2.0 16
2800 do 43'. JtfO ?;? oj u
19 0 do a 4-K 1(0 Mow J'Tmr RR.bc I u
1**1 do 4i* 10 tian a .-t , r?e l>?t 2?*
?0 00 4;,* 1 l) do 2* ,
>0 00 4 * 14 0 obi. A Mta< HK.bc .nk
MO 01 43* lOi do v>.
100 do iio , 80 ( do 2?'t
*0 Adarr? h* ai M8 IN do aiu & !
9) do. .....be 102 301 OO a3 2"'a
BKKW 1 M,l ?12:W P. M.
$400n tn P?e lat *9:, l")?halrleRR b3 *)*
IJ110 do 9k* 7'? do 3*
20ifi t'n P?c af ... ?.* 701 Cb l ao kk 7t .
??o Wta? Un Tel Fa.. I ti , 100 do 7*
10)0 Chi a > W |?t.. VJ I 0 uo M 73*
IU) th< Maripoaa k. c 3 f'0 Oo 73."
5oijuuica Minloc fflo do 7-5
2rtl do 18* 473 do J j*
14 do. 22 I t 0 ao 7:*
1IW ao IS* 400 do 71*.
10 At A Par- 1 ci 27* 240i do 7 'i"
*?> Ptc M pin . .. ? i'?i do
800 do 4.*, 2i0 ?. t.ji
Im oo e 43', 90? do 7-1
7 "0 do 43* 201 72i*
700 u<. a3 43 , 700 L*A till .... 74-1
luu Woat Un lei b3 77'-, I hi do 7?."
>0 do a3 ,7', |W do e 7i'.
I'W 4?.......... M) rt* ||0 Or tin 741.
?*>? do 63 ;v* 100 I hi I > *KR 4
I>? "0 ;7>, IM OO b3 45?,
s>0 Oo 77* 100 do a3 4./
I?? 00 al" 77* :m?i do e (5 .
300 do 71H 100 do 4",
|i*? Ohl A I! I Kit || 3* l?? Chi A > W RR pr al M
?? ?0 U 103', ?0 Ml. A 1 I* R R,... 1)3 1??
51'KrteKR so* 81 MU A M P ?r. y.',
0? do ,?.* 2t.(j i?bio A Mlaa ai ,/*?,
I2H0 do a3 D , 210 i?. 1 at 2- .
I'WI 0.1 c * 1-0 iio ..... Z?|*
l,M no bt .40 , li OTol A Wall KK .. 1 ?.
* d" S?*| Ml Han A sitJ KR...C 1* ,
I" do 3 , MW do 2?".
IOW a- *1* 100 2-'*
?J" do .m 3n'| 110 Clan A st io pi ...
Mj do... 80* 20 Chi A Alt KK ton*
?i r. m.
?7100 1 HI'I, r, '81.... 121* S001 i; 8 10-1". r bf II'.
I?a0 II h IJ-40. r It r Sob t 9 ?'a, c. -al he ll??.
?MI? DOAHIH-! p. M.
fsoon West t n Tcl.bda 1'".* fH"i aha I. A ? * HP 74%?
*'?'? f IM.< AO b be 1.0 IV t ,lr
laaii B1 |" ' "?* .i" ' J 1 rn ???ben-.1
IM-fit <1 ?W . fir* 11 .
/oou On p?r r?. if... vi in J!,'*
y.1 J ? **H ?? I nto* PacKH... e 72V
Am 0 I A K 1 A P a. . |i * ^ 11 <jo ...
jwHir IfS^a* c .. ll^H ?-?>
I IMJH C, C A I K, Ift . do. ... 7 .
1 mo <J? 4 M do ...! i jr
1000 Ohio A Mi?? COB..
6g00 tO. . . ..
iOOti TT A >t J 8's. con
4000 Chi A N W con. .
2.0i I'ol A Wah lit....
suo uo ,
25 xh? Del A H Can..be i
41H1 vole* M Oo b c
lOiOuicK M Co of be
100 MarltioM '? A *? be
liw vi a r i'el be
3000 Wist I'll iei...bc
l>0u do b3
aoo do
10J <1o bS
2100 do C
25 Wells, tarso Ex.be
13 do
*5 no
700 Pac Mail SS bo
lioo do
SOU do
600 do
2400 do b3
600 nc.
10 Am Express....b c
601 Erie UK b e
200 (10
14C0 do
1700 uo
10 Harlem BR be
100 LsiX.i RR.bc S3
$4000 Han* NapUtm.
luOO i en l'ac u b '
2000 Chic A Alt 1st... 1
loo ?hs yulck Min
400 Atl * Pac lei
15i West L'n Tel
600 do bS
27O0 tlo
SO) do ?S
M
100
1 "0
2100
5 v
10CO
It 0
woo
1000
do.
do
100 do b3
10 O 8 Kxtiresa........
21) i l'ac Mail Sa. s3
1 0 do b.i
2.0 do
loo do OS
3<o do
200 M Y ( A It R Rii...
4U0 1, S 4 M S KR
UOO d<
1600 trie KR
200 do
800 do ?
800 <lo bS
1600 "lo
ioo do bS
70) do
100 Chi A N W RR ? ?
2i*) do b3
600 Cn Pacific
do bS 72*
do 711
do b3 72V
do.
do.
as
Sg
B*
JIB
451,
00
u'o
400 t'hi A N W R be
6 0 Clll A K I KK.bc.*3 1iiaV?
400 Mil A St P K bJ S9i,
r.4oo do so*.
100 Mi'AhtP KK pf..bc
6O0l0lAWabRK.be I5>4
i? do 18
;8 Del, i.acx tt..b c 1144%
6 .10 US
57 Chic A Alton....be 103k
200 Ohio A .Vlis?..bc. b3 29^
10J do 28V
100 de M
8'M do 2d*
300 do M*.
40) Han A 8tJoRR.be 2?H
too no
300 do
25 ^ 0 A I 0 RR. .b e
5 0 8t L A Iron M
36 St L. K C A N pf.b c
2"0 nc. . b3 52
200 Kansas Pac RR.be 18>i
2:30 ro M 1'. M
l^Oshs Un Pae RR._,
1500 do
do
do
28
W
20
30
500
500
1000
100
400
600
SOJ
8fK)
1200
5 X)
1000
14' W
1900
1.00
S 0
3.0
jOO
2 o
1100
ao.
ao.
do.
do.
do.
do...
do...
do...
ao.
do.
Pacific Mall...
West Cn Tel...
ciii(*?ilTer. .
WuickMlvrr pt.
AH A Pac Tel..
( ,0,01 ind..
Adams fci
Ainer Kx
U .- i- xpress...
WelU-Cargo E
t In .t Alton...
CIot A Pitts...
Chi A N W
('hi ISWpf
cnl A R I
. 4i't a
.7I* "
. 19 a
26 A
. k6 a
. 62K ?
. 6 a
.62 a,
s 8:x a
. 103 a
.. 92K a
.. 45'., a
. 57*4 a
?1U3J, a
"it
4
7i?;
8:
71'J
rijJ
71 '4
7l?
714
7l?
712
ml
71*
100 Chi A R I RR 103S,
3il0 Tol A Wab . I5?
2 l Del, 1. A W 115
lOOOIllu A M KR....S3 28
1 1 0 do 28
100 do W.
200 Han A St Jo RR... i7k
100 do 27*.
11,0 C.CA1I' RR
lOOetLAKCKR 32
LOSING PKiCES?I P. M.
Mil .t st Paul... 3V* a
Mil Ji St 1' pf... 6?J4 a 59f.
i't O A 1 *' 6 * 6^4
Del. L A W....114S a 11 ?
Krie S.i'5 "
Man A st Jo? ?7S a lih
Li** .-liore.... 74J? .i 14>?
SU Har 130 a 131
N Y C A H R..lol? a 102
N Jef Cen Il3'? a 113^
Ohio A Miss 2*W a ,28k
fanam* ISOVj a 122
. Tol a Wat> 1514 a l&9i
L'mon Pac 71J? a 71H
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
COTTON EASIEE SPOT?FUTURE STEADY?FLOUB
FIRMER?WHEAT BTEADT?CORN CLOSED
LOWER?OATS HIOHER?BaRLET QUIET?BYE
riR*?PORK A1TD LARD EASIER?PETROLEUM
FIRM?NAVAXj STORES STEADIER?WHISKEY
LOWER.
Monday, April 13-8 P. M.
Business was fairly active to-day, although for
some reason or other there was scarcely so much
vim as was expected, or scarcely so much ac
tivity. nevertheless, a fair business was done In
most of the leading commodities. On 'Change
there was Increased firmness in the flour market,
and better prices were in some cases paid lor
shipping (trades. Wheat was quiet, hut without
change. Corn was firmer at the opening, hot dntl
and lower at the close. Oaia were well
held by the speculators and prices were higher.
Barley was qniet but steady. Rye firm. Pork
and lard dull and easy. Other meats Arm. Cotton
wu easier on the spot Groceries met with a fair de
mand and ruled steady in value. Freights were dull.
Petroleum was held with more confidence', but the mar
ket was oulet Naval stores were quiet out firm. Whig
key was lower.
Cottox.?Exporters wanted "spot" cotton and ex
amined numerous lots during the dav, but declined to
make acceptable bids owing to the downward tendency
of forward deliveries, and the market closcd with an
unsuppUed demand |rom this class of buyers, who de
terred purchases and (bowed a disposition to take tne
chances ot lower prices. Freight room, too, was against
an export business, being scarce and held at full prices.
700 bales were taken for export In the shape of short
notices at lt>J<c. bplnders were In the market for small
lots only ana paid full prices. Speculators bid low. Tne
offerings of "spot" cotton were not exoesstve. bat
holders were disposed to meet freely at quotations
Future deliveries declined, principally under the weight
ot receipts at the ports, closing heavy and about 3-33c.
lower than tlx- final ijuotatlont ot (Saturday. We
quote:?Anril. Itl^c. ? lS?-JUc.i May. 16 13-3.'e. a lei 7-lCc.;
June, 16 23-3-c. a tfi'^c.; Ju'.v. 17c. a 17 1-32c ; Auvu.it.
17 b-iwe. a 17 3-ltic.; ileptrmbisr, 16 27-33C. ; October.
It; 5 i6c. a lttli-:w<'.; November, 163-Sic. a 16$ic.: I'c
ceniiter. 16 .''-33c. a 16 3-l6c.. an.I .Jauaarv, lbl,e.
nominal. We quote prices baaed on stati tard ofcla-?i
tj. ail' ii In torce September ). i-7? and on upland
cotton in store running in quality not inore than half a
grade above or belor- the grade minted i?ordinary,
I4*,c.: gcoil ordinary. 15*c.: nri 'good ordinary. I6'4c.:
low middling, 19kc.; middling. ITgood middling.
18',e. guoiatlons based <>n American standard of oias- .
asficatlon:? ? , . ? ? , _
Int indt, Atanamm. V. O't'atu. Texas.
Ordinary h 16 lt*?
Ooodordlnary 15K 16 V, lt>? 1M<
Uw middiin*.. 16v4 16* 16S 16H
Middling ?- }6S lb* If 17
flood ii i idling l<li 17*4 17* 17* ,
Middling lair IT*. Ii1*' 18 is
Fair l?J. 18* IB*
?ltie sales were:?
To-Hag. Sat ?r'a. Total.
Export ?> 158 16# 333
< onaampuoa - 60 33 93
h peculation 33 126 168
Totals 2M 338 674
?For tuiure delivery (basis low mldcnnzl the sales have
be-n at follows)?Kitur.iav a-ter one r. April, 1U0 i
bales at 16 9^B:., 909at It 5-Me.. 'M? at 16 11 ,?3c.: May. !
LM at 167-ite.. .Ylt'i at U ', H? at it i7-32c.; June.
XUUat 19I7-39C., | f?t at Iff ft He, W?at l6tfr*M., i.tOO
at v IIM Uc.. 7(w a l>i I,' :?<?.: July, I,*09 at
lf',0.. In Ht 17 S?C., W) .It 17 i.tt, . 1.1U0 *1 17 3 16c.;
August, ?Wst l/S-l?c , I.AW) at l. v , .nst?tl7 932c., *? 1
at 1<" 6-16c.. lUUat l7*<-. ; -epteuibcr. 300at Iff 91-'3c.: Oc
totier. JOuat i6',c.: December, in ut i; ,c. Total, JOJOI
r a es. ,-aturday s closing prices.?aprll 18 jMffc. a
id li .i.'c.. May, I6l,c. .? 16 17 lie. June. 16 i;-;?c.
a ifi'.r.; Juiy, if -'>-??? . August 17 ?-32c. a
17 .vioc,; September. 16 i-16?. a 16 si-.'Uc ; ' c
tuber 1.',' : .No*',-nber, lti 3-Ifr'. a iii'4c.; I>e
ce m tier. I#7 ?c a I9*c.; January. 1# 7-lfic. a I9*c,
Market unlet and Steady. To-fl.iy ii|i to 'woP M.?April,
in1 at l? H-.Uc.. ?U at l?'? . (ahort notice. lMh). 10' at
Ifi'.c. uliort notice. 15th). 9m at I6*c.: May. WU at ?
I6'.?1'C.. IMS I at 16V'.. 1'"? ? 16 17- Sc., 1.400 at Id 7-16c., 40U
at lli It-Ik- . ;**? a' $? at 16 17 33c.. I..MA) at M*c., 1
I,Hi at 16 17-34 , COd al IS>,c. f*l at 16 17-.3JC.. 3du at
lilHc.; June, euti at Iff 13 lK,, 10) at Iff 29-3ic . l.ltn at
IS'.c.. .*>'at 16 f7-33s.. J>" at I* IJ-lbc., 3.*W at 16 'ib- ?c..
i i at lii)?c.. 1.700 at 16 IHHet. W0 at lIV-. ?t
w 27-?-., 7dt? at lffffl lfc.. l.OdO at wrtc, tro at 16 27-Jk., '
July, flui' at 17 1 Ihc . .>??> ?t 17 Mas., 1U0 at 17 3-mc., I
?.ci at 17 l-:ac.. -WO at 17 Mte.; August am at
17 M6c.. 300 at 17Ur.. Jt>i at i7~-3Jc. ?/) at 17 3-16.. ?ud at
17Vc.. 100 at 17 J-J.'C , mber. K? at Ifijgc. . October.
1'Dai ifi-'je.. lOtat lSll-SJr i ?> at ii. iit-ar ; November,
lo at Id - ue*. I'll Ht 16;%. . iie-einber. 4?i at 163 I'm , |
January, 100 at lfi'jc lotal 33.JIO bales, (irand total,
MU0 be lea The receipts at the p.,rta wereaa follow*.? 1
i.alvest n. H66 Mew Orleans.4,36?; Mobile, 334; .-aval*. |
nab. 768 Charleston. 8<7: Wumington 161; Nerfola, :
1,101; i.altlmore. 46 New York. Lllg: Hoe ton, M; Fbila- I
di lpliia. i.' rotal, J.M1 ba."S. This day last week, 8.I1H I
i his dav last y?ar ?.???. ' ottoo rates to foreign porta
quota i thus;?To Havre, by ateain. >4c. to Uarntiur^. by
steam. ?*r.; to Bremen by steam. *e.: by sail. j
(?omt>ri'??ed; to Uverpoei, by strain, 7-?.l. a ',d ; bv
?ail. 7 W?S.
Corvaa waa qniet but rather firmly held, and In a job i
blng ? ai several small invoices were sold, from first
hand* no dealings w re reported, fhe aio< k this A. M I
easbrsces 7. iittbacs. laciu iiag VIM in .New Vork, 35 ??
Malttmorn, ? S# New orlean-. \0isi dalveptoa, and
3041 at Mooile. We quote:-ordinary cargoes, is^c- i
a 16<\ . lair do., U^e. a 17c.: good o., 17 V. a 17)fc.
prune do isi,'- a lac.: extreme range tor ion, ifcjjr a
It .C.; Java, government bags, Or. a Mr ,>lo., grew j
mata, Ue. a I7e.: Singapore, lie. a Be. Ceylon, IBk< a
Si<? ; Maracaibo lie allV ; l.ay.iavra. ISe a IPe. . Ja
maica ??*?.? ISe.; ?*t Uomingo I6i-.; Porto Kico. 17c.
a >?*??.; i o~ia Kica, i*e. a !?'-: Mexican, lie. a IP;.;
Anaosiura 17V a He -avsnil a, I7??e. a Ate ; iTuracoa. I
l?*e. a I?? . gold, 'ii and SM days.
t loca asi> Uaai*.- He. elpts?Fli.ur. 1*.JM bt'l*.; wheat, I
AS ft/ bushels; corn. I- W io.; corn meal. 4is bags oats, ;
asi bu?nel*. barley. iW do. i he flour market waa
?ery ?tron? under a ?0>d in'iniry tor shipping i.rands,
wmrb were 'rtner ~a,e? Wer>' teporte.l of gl.fr? bids., 1
of whteh 13,0 ?were on siiiplilng account. Uorn meal !
wa- nrni and active. r<elea, I ?> Obbla We >|ii"te ?
No.i -'af - M ' i a $i M
nuperflne stste 4 Ai a 6 <si
Kxtra late S "V) a 3 ad
i hoi< isti?te 5 Ml a ? 00
hunerOn tte?tern 4 Oa 6 m
K*i: * esterjl. ? ? 5 36 a 6 51
Minn S .Kit ? ?>
H .ii d hoop ohio, shipping brands 5 23 a 6 10
It.iund tivop Ohio, trade brands i M a ? >>
ratailv... A ?? a 7 0
SL i.oiiis, low extra 6 fi a lti
HU Loais, straight eitra . 6 9# a ? "n
?t l.ouis. rhoK-euoobleextrs a tO ar t .vi
St. i.oiiis. i holei family 7 td a ff .'iO
Rye tlour flue totaperfiae 4 Al a 4 30
f?.>ir .ern. No I 4 #i a ? .?
routh r I snp'rilne . 4 50 a I'M
?riutnem, extra s ift a *25
i.u i,erti. tauiily 6 5d a * flu
('ora meal Ue.trrn ? ? I'* * ^
i orn me# Jersey 3 ?l a 4
Corn meal, Hraaflywine. 4 5 a 4 nil
i i in u.eai [>iiiicue..ns il Ma ?
- W be*i w is in moderate reque.t at anchanged prices
1 hi sen a <vi r.- about fiO.uuu bushels, at *i tl% a 91 J-l i?r
?niradi ?! and ordinary .No. l < hieago tl .6 n.r .Vo. I
Mil wan .ee an ,ni # i It I - r .No. I ? hicago; 11 *1 fi $1 3>1 ,
tor so 1 Minnesota, and tl .V tor do. io arrive ttrst pai r
ot June I ni Irregular. lb" maraei opene tl
stronger, but eioae i dull and lower, with ol.CV basiie ?
sold a i 9m a tV. lor muea i.i .tore, tli . i "6e. a floe t.
clflng ai the in-l ie prices. ? a ? ?v-re sill strong ai ?1
si-.'in - to a fair exttat I he re porta i dealings Inclul nl
51 iglbl'shela at 74 n 7,lc fo mixed, a t I , V a 76'.' i or
Mhiir Barley was uurliariusd an i ouie? :-ale?w? ie
17 .V II hlis u ls Kye iiul? bin firm at 99c. lor V in
ad i. In bond a io tl n i n.r -tale,
No. ixm ?The marltet tor all deserlptlons rule* v try
firm, witb ijure good deinat I <'t tullisl ?tnrlt .v-e
Bote tales i ! ifi, till I- But 31 lieri*. I 4.Ti4?. It at,
ab ,vr 5.1 In t? st liroeety trades ,vere in )bm
d man I *1 lull pr ces Wa gOO'eCuba ? entrl niial
and tmxe I 32.' a 36r 4o., riayeit, inic a 43c. ; do., tins
eov.nio re wing. Be, a tie ; da., do . grocery, a <t. c.;
I'orto Kico. i .? i ? i> I riali*9 ialaii ia. Iks. a 99". ,\ew
Orleans ? . a 7&e ; Irnih / ?n?'k. ii)f. a 43-? tor ?i test.
Mm, ?ri?ak*. ?'in ? hangr t? d i v tne innrke | for
spirits tun eniine was n'ghi't and nominal; l? all at
ii, . *nin lit i. Roslu waa -lUbtlV Mtdkt. Ht tmitie'i
qnoted at gi d> ? 9:10. ? ales*. ?*> ..ui.- gouJ atrai uc 1 at
SZIQ. The finer grades were . neglected. Tar quoted at
$2 Pitch at $2 a $? 18*
fXTBOLiun.?The market for refined was a 'h <de
firmer bot quiet, cloning id lHJfe. a Mc.. lor dell very,
spot or inontn. Crude fn b ulk was inquired tor, but
without resulting In transae rtons 01 consequence, aside
from 501) hbls at dTic., cl c hIii^ at 7c. asked. Cases
quoted at 19c. a IBfcr. and n> aphtha at 9\?c. i be Phila
delphia market was quiet. >jt about steady. Refined
quoted at I.V(c. a 1S?4?. l'h< i Creek markets were gen
erally dull, with advices m follows ?Oil Citv, #1 Si;
Titusvilie, (1 (i.'S a Si $5; Ki n iseville, $1 67H; Petroleum
Centre, il iO a |l 62*4; lldioute. $1 31 a $1 3IK;
l'arker's I'nlted. $1 4S'<: rrdmi, ?i 35a$l37>i; outside
lines. <1 JttS: Immediate sm j mi nis, $1 do.
l'Kovisiosis.?Keceltiu? Po ?! .. 1,218 hbla.; beef, 91 pack
ages; cut meats. HOI do.; lari k, 1.753 bbls. and tierces, ihe
market tor mess pork was q a, el and weak ; sales 75 bbls.
of new mess. In lots. at $22 - 0 a $22 2\ ami 1.000 bbls lor
July, at $22 5i) a $2.' 6Macon was quiet, hut held
with more confidence - sales 90 boxes city lone clear at
r.'V ? U->8c. . short clr * r quoted at UHC- Dressed
hogs were firm at 10^?. for <| ity. Meef?The market was
quiet anil steady; sales, in a, lobbing way, were made to
the amount of 10 packages, at figures within the range
of oar yuotattons. as iollnw it?$11 a (12 tor extra mess,
inspected; til) 40 tor plaii i iness, inspected: packed at
Si j; tierced heel, $'22 a t-1 for India mess, $20 a $.1 for
Krimn inese. and city ex t> a India mess at $28. Beef
ams were firm, but the market quiet; quoted within
the range ot $ 19 a $21 DO . Cut meats were steadv In
value, but the market qui' V- We heard of ?ales of 12.500
lbs. ot bellies at 11 %c. p> s lb. J.ard?The innrket for
Western steam was easier ? nd le?s active. We note sties
ot 7.?0 tierces for Mav at li y,a.; quoted on tfce spot at the
same price; 2.1)00 tierces I or Juno at 15*,r. a 15 II-16c. ;
l.i 00 tierces tor July at 15? rt;. a IS 13-lAc. Of city lard the
sales were <0 tierces at 14! (? i.
.SfOA*.?The market lor i cflning grades of raw sugar
was about V- higher, bu t trade was rerv slow indeed,
as buyers reiused to respi >1 id to the imuroveinent Hold
ers, however, were verv t L"in In their views, and no offer
ings were obtainable at I: u t week'sprices. ihe only deal
ings reported included X hnds. lair In quality at Sc.
Keflned was firmer ir i tone, and selling at 9?,c. a
loc. tor standard A an 1 io^c. a I0*,c. for hards. Wo
uuo'e Cuba?ftefining, u iieri>r to common, 7!*c. a Tkc. j
do., lair to goon tair. Sc. a atfe.; do . good to prune. hQc.
a 3??c.; grocery, lair t< . good. 8VtC. a ; prime to
choice, ft?sc. a BMc.; c?r ftrttugal, hnda, and boxes, Nos.
8 to 13. 8?ic. a 9'jC.; n x,la--es, hlids. ana boxes, 7c. a
7?ic. raelado. 5c. a 6>Jc clayed, boxes. Dutch stan lard,
No*. 7 to 9, 74c. a TPic,: ?do.. 10 to 12. #!j'e, a 8?,c.. do., 1.1
to 15. a 9l,c.; do., H to IS. 9 ?c. a los'c- '? do , 19 to
lo^.c. a 10*?c.: white, l!?e. a I0\c. Porto Ilico? Refin
ing, <ommon to prime 7c. a 8Sfc.; do., grocery, tair to
choice, S'4c. a8%c. Br anil?Dutch standard, Nos. 9 to U.
7?jc. a 77ic. Java?Dn t?-h standard, Nos. 10 to 12, 8'ac a
BSa. Manila?Superlo r ana extra superior, 7'fc. a 7?ac.
New Orleans?Ketlnin: t grades, 7c. a 7%c.; do., grocery
grades, 8c. a 8\c.
Kick.?The market i r?s quiet and steady. In a lobbing
way lot* were placed to the amount ot 25 tierces Caro
lina and 100 bags Kang r on at our quotations, as iollows
Carolina good, 7hiv. a. 7i<c.; prime, do , 7Hc- a.7V-5
choice do., Mc. a s^o.; Louislsna. n?, a 7J-,c. lor fair to
prime and common qt i> .Hues down to fo ; Kangoon, li'jC.
a currency; l's tna 7)?o., currency; Kangoon in
bond. $2 75 :? $2 871.{, ! (I ild.
.-tkahi.nk.? The ma r <et was firm, with sales ol 150
tierces at I5%c. per lb.
Ta!.i.ow was firm, and sold to the extent of 103,000 lbs.
at afce. u 8 13-lfic. per ib.
WHiskKT.?Keceipt ?. 7&S bbls. The market was lower.
Sales 300 bbls. iit$l 1 <f:? a $1 1&.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
QaLTESTO*. April 11, 187*
Cotton aulet and steady; middling. 15J,c.; low mid
dling. lS^c.; good o plinary. I4?ic. Net receipt", 66 lialea.
Exports coast wise, I, tin. Sales, 1,282. SiocK. 66.477.
Nkw Orleans, April 12. 1878.
Cotton aulet: n il Idling, l#c. Net receipts, 4,:t59
bales; gross. 5.264. Dxports?To Oreat Britain. 2,63b; to
Prance, 1,822; coast ?. ise, 4,733. naies, 3,'*X). >tock, 162.891.
Mobile, April 12, 1875.
Cotton quiet; m i Idlinir. IMfc.; low middling. 15\,c.,
good onliuarv, 14' Z,c, Net receipts, 2.M1 hales. Exports
coastwise, 895. S. i cs, 1,50). Stock, 28,078.
savaknah, April 12, 1875.
Cotton dull and nominal; middling, I57ac- low mid
dling, 15*io.; go< idi ordinary, 14s?e. Net receipt*. 769
bales. Exports c< .* stwise, 1 752. Sales, 244. (? tock, 39,078.
CHARt.RSTO*, April 12, 1875.
Cotton quiet; r ttddlina, 16c. a 16>?c.; low middling.
15\c.; good ord amry, l4*ic a 15c. Net receipts, 8,">7
bales. Exports < oa?twise, 1,250. .-ales. 200. Stock,
23,124.
Kiuinmit. April 12,187s.
Spirits of mrw a tine firm at 34c. Rosin firm at $1 70tor
strained. Crude urpcniine steady. $1 ?J f^r hard and
(2 50 for yellow t l ip. Tar steady at SI 50.
Oswkgo. April 12, 1875.
Flour In inodei iite demand; sale- of 2,20u bids, at flidO
for No. i spring, $6 75 for amber winter. 17 for white
winter, $7 25 lor 41ouble extra Wheat firm; No. 1 Mil
waukee clul>. SI 25; No 1 white Michigan. SI 25; extra
do., SI 40. Corn ilrm at 87c. a 8Sc. Harley dull; sales
ot 8,000 bushels, Canada at S> 41. Corn meal, S35tor
bolted, S14 for uuholted. per ton. Millteed steady;
shorts. $26; shii a tulls. $:8; middlings. S30 per ton.
HirrALO April 12, 1*75.
Receipt*?Flo 1 r. 4,100 bols.; wheat, 6.000 bushels: corn,
15.000 do.; oats, 4,0,0 do.; barley, 2.U00 do. .-hlpmeut*?
Flour, 4,t?0 hbls. ; wheat, 71. WW bushels; corn, 8.000 do.;
oats. 4 WW do.; b irley, 7,(00 do. In store ami afloat :?
Wheat 547.2211k she's; corn, 51,938do. ? nais. 2.640 do.;
bsr.ey, 31.817 d a ; pest, 3,684 do. s malt. 35,7j3 do. Eloar
a shade higher sales ot >00 bbls. at S> 25 a $0 25 lor
spring. $.'1 75 a $6 tor liakers, S'> 5:i a S'? HO tor timber,
S6 25 a S7 lor w 1 die, *5 55 a $5 50 lor rye. Wheat firm;
sales ot four ct i s No. 2 Milwaukee club at SI 18, with
but little dema c d. Corn dull; sales 01 three curs new on
the track at *:? c Rve quiet and scarce; sales of one
car State 011 th e (rack at Si U6. uat? quiet; sales 01 five
cars ot Canada . it 68c. a 69c. on the track. Barlev neg
lected. Been* 1 irly actire and flrtn at unchanged rates.
Fork steadv an t quiet at *23 for heavy mess f.ard tlrin
at 16c. a 16V,. i High wines nominal. Dressed hogs;
local trade at f J 0 50 per cwt.
Toledo. April 12. 187&
Flour stead r Wheat steady; No. 2 whits Wabash,
SI 27; Na 1 white Michigan, SI 22; amber Michigan,
cash. SI 20; ?(?.. 1 red, tl 22^; No. 2 do., SI 20; May,
Si 21K; No i do.. SI 14; No. 2 amber Illinois, SI 21.
Corn in lair ilemand: advanced : hi?h mixed. 78Hc.:
May and Jura , 79c.; low mlxel, 78c.; May sa<l June,
78*ic.; yellow , 30c.; white, sic.; no grade, 76Jjc. Oat*
steady; No. 2 a nd Michigan. MSc. Clovers-ed. S7 12>J.
Receipts? Wti ? at. ll.OOt) bushels corn. 14,000 do ; oaia,
4,000 uo. Ship 0 tents?Wheat, 2.U1I bushel*; corn. 8,0'Oda
(. hicaqo, April 12, 1875.
Flour?Den ? ind light; holders Dm. Wheat active snd
higher; Na i jprng, SI 6; No. 2 Iresh. Si 05V; regular.
Si 02ii, spot; $1 Oil. April: SI 0t? bid Mar; Si 0<S
June: No. 3 q >nna. sw'<c. a 98>,c.: rejected. Dl'gc. Corn
nluberand 11 fair demand; >0. 2 mixed, fresh, 73l4c.
a 73 c.; res a lar. 7lo., -pot <>r April. 7SSc Mav; 77*40.
bid June ; re a cted, 7>He. a 72e. oat- Ilrm 11 nd in lair
di'inaitd: B< * 2, .'>tc. spo;; 59c. a A9'?c. April; o2V,c. bid
May. It) e > p ill at il declining No. 2, SI W a tl 12. Hur
ley dull an> . -jnehautred. .vdi llrut imn In lair demand;
fair to chot a- tim<<thr. SI 24 a $2 4 V clover seed. S>, 60 a
$6 80. For 1 dud and drooping at S'22 4t> spot or Mar;
$22 65 a S2. 'OJune Lard opened Ilrm. but cloeed dull
at Sli 20 si nior May. Hulk meats dull and drooping;
shoulders, short rib middles. IIWe.; short clear
middles. 1 r*c. Whiskey?Deitian I light; holders firm
at SI II- J a. the afternoon call of the Hoard?Wheat de
clining: $1 06*4 Mav, Si o;>$ June Corn firm and nit
cbanged. C>ats, 62^c. Mav. Pork easier, at i-'Z 611 June.
Lard unci ti nge I. Keclpts? Hour, 10,<01 bbis.; wheat,
32.t?*j bush e *; corn. 10. do.' oat-, 2-n00 do.; barier.
4l.i:0i) do. Klilpmenui-Kloar. ll,t.ut bbl* ; wheat 7l.i?o
bushels; c o ro, 6,000da ; oat*. 6.000 da ; barley, 3.U0U da
HAVANA MARKETS.
IIATAJTA. April 1I.187X
Spanish, rota. 211 a 220; Am>-rirau. its a 226. Ex
change q< iet and firm: on th ? L'nlted States, 6u dava.
currency. ,1 <7 a 8- premium short sight. 90 a 91 premium;
short sigi t gold, 119 a |J> premium, sugar nrm
FlSAKClAk.
AUOVitt BELMONT A CO..
Hankers, 12 and 21 Nassau (treat,
iasue trr p.-eiter-' credits, available in all parta of Um
world, t nrouch the
.Messrs. De Hothschlld
and the 1r correspondents.
Aisn ;<,Bmt n lal credits and telegraphle transfer* of
money mi California. Europe and Havana.
A ?f rroCK FR1T1LKOSK.?TBADOLE- OKOOCBLB
^V? J 'rivileg?*, Su and 6U days, on member* of 8u> k
Exchs t*e or respon-ib.e partt^s. also Fnt? and Calls.
Mnrke 1 very active and fluctuating, snowing frequent
oppor' anltirs tor large profl s. Circulars mailed.
HAZ\itD A MONT AG IE, No 6 Broad street.
- fan sHki. s?n. Slfrm ikvi->tp.d in ptoci
1 arivileges on tne present active market, would
hardl r tail to reaits* extraordinary profit". AM XAN
DEk FR<ITHIN<< II am Act)., ftankara. 12 Vail atrcet
A -7. * AMD 10 PF.R CENT CHOL K CITY BONOS
.1 ? and other A1 Investment securities our specialty
ft v a?rs. paring 10 to l.%per rent. Interest promptly paid,
for . ale Miow par. alSeri h. MIC Lav a co,
.-tuck Brokers and Auctioaeer*.
No. 43 Pise street New York.
A?DEFACLTED RAILROAD BOtDS A KPECIALTT
? and bought by th* old e-iabli?hed nouse ot
ALBEKI H Ml ttl.AY A CO..
stock Broken and Atictloneera,
Na it Pine street. New York.
A
/?. T REASONABLE RATF.8?MONF.T ON LIKE AND
X i. Endowment ItiMranee Policies. Mortgages and
0 Mr secur ties Inaarance o( all kinds ede tel with
1 *st companies J. J HABHICH A CO. 117 Bn>a<lway.
. A. 1. A W. BELIOMaN A CO.,
Bankers.
2t Broad street. Sew York
issue Eetter* of Credit lor travellers.
payable la any part ot Europe, Asia, Atrica, Australia
and Ainenea;
a1 raw kill* of exchange snd make tetetraphlc transfers
ot money on E a rope and California.
A sTOCK PRIT1LBOE, PCRCBaSEI) THROUGH
ns a sh^rt time since, was close 1 lti?t week at a
profit ..1 S2 20'on an investment ot unlr SlOb il; go.?i
investments can *till .<e made wit'i ?l ?lto S5 0 tor the
.next .lOiisvs Inlortnation an I advlre as to best mode
? 01 operating on application
TCMHRIDOK ACo,
Hankers snd Htokera
Bo. 2 Wall street, New York.
A L'>AB OF S300?FOR WHICH GO<)D BOARD
will be given trom M,ir 1 m tha most health I a and
pietnrr?qtie psrt ot New Jenev. Adlress OCHJNtRT
BOA RI? tiers lit ofllce.
A N INVENTOR ItEVI IRES $200 Tibl, VBW YEAR:
will id <e security and bonus. Addreas FE.it>, box
iMt Herald office. _________
A? LAP4LKT O RASLRY, 74 B HOADW A Y.-ST< CK
. Privilege* 011 ? .Wembrsnl the Stock Exehanae" or
tnoroughlr responalble jiartlej (names given at the time
of purchase*). SI >6 2.V lor Futs ,ir < slls. fdli ?> a S.M2 vo
Icr Straddles il e., put snd call *< market pr ?e on *amn
c ntract). ^10 or 6*1 days All flommunlcatlnni have mi
mediate atietition. Nothing .ess tlian I s.-hares and no
contracts made in our nam.-. Pamphlet How Money Is
Lo?t and Made tn Wad -treet " mailed ir e to any ,id
drew. I. P14I.KY A Ba/.EEV. 74 Broadwsr.
BAN* BI.AVK* SI.If*. kll#Ls RKCKUMB. NulK
llesdlng* sn l every kind ot Printitnr iuiist> c lor
l.snk-, bankers, brokers an 1 tlnsai tai compariea
promptly lurniaMd, at the NEI'ROPtlLI f AB F..I > T1 Ml
BaTaEl.lsllMENT, X.I 211 Broadwai
E
QUITABLR H4V1B08 I >18 Tl TUTlOK,
j corner of Twelttn *tre"t mu Sixih avenue.
Money lepo?lt*il at any time vnii commence to draw
inti re?t< n the first day of the following month.
Inn r??*! pai I lann trv 1 I*?#, ai th' rate ot
SEVEN FKK Ct NT PER ANNI M
Bank open Momtsv. Weda?*da? and Saturday erenlnga
'<Eos..i t' tVst.t>o See. .Eillx E. I>< Wil l', Pre*
LIXkCUToR'ft FUND- OF S ><?.?? TO LOAN?ON
yj s. w York and Hrnoklrn Property; no bonus; will
loin on Hm iling- in coiir-a of erection. App:y to attor
ney. 42 fin ? *treet, room 16.
I ai.way* iiavb money to loan on hood new
1 Vork city Mortaag**, wltbotlt bonus. Principals de
Siring to It'lRltiW OR IN Y EM 1 apply to
11. i<. oiianr, 11 Plnastreet
I' BNIlERa OF MONEY on DIAMONflS, Ml Be II A N ?
J .ti-. .t. wishing more capital, will Mires* M. P.,
1 (mix IN Hefald ofllce
Money to loan?on FiMf moRTgaorb wrrn
not hi.nns oti Second and 1 f a^ehnid Mortgages, at
| elicit terms. Ur.o. W. .?1A ki. IW Broadway, rooui i. <
FINANCIAL!.
^"EOOTIATIO.N ojp
MISSOCSI SI ATE STOCKS.
Bv virtu* and authority oi an act entitled "An set to
authorize the issne and sale of renewal funding bond*
toi the purpo?e oi meeting and paving the maturing
State indebtedness." approved March 29, 1875, we, the
undersigned. rund Commissionersof the state ot Mil
?nuri, will receive pealed bids at tlie efflce of the Gover
nur oi rlio stnie of Mt?so|ri (the name to lie opened pub
licly by the Oovrn .r in the pretence of the-e commis
sioner*) on May in. 1*75, at 10 o'clock a. M , tor the pur
chase of bunds of tin- stocks ot this state. Ihe bid*
may be tor ativ er all these classes, to wit:?
8'W ft per cent Cold Bonds 91,000 each
8.W 6 per cent Bonds, payable in lawlul money
ol the I'nited states 1,000 each
8U0 ft per cent round Merllng Bonds iJ'W each
to be payable twentv years afterdate, but redeemable
at the pleasure ot the State ot Missouri alter live years
from the date and before the expiration of the twenty
years, saia stocks to have semi-annual coupons at
tached for tne proper amounts of interest, payable on
the 1st days ot .luiy and jannary ot each year. All tho
bonds to be payable at the National Hank of Ooramerce,
in New York, except the pound sterling stocks, to be nay
able in l.ondon. Two hundred and sixty ot these Pond*
to bear date May I, 187.'). and to he delivered and paid for
at said ban* on June 10, 1875. and 540 to besr date July I,
1*75, and to be dellvured and paid lor at sata bank on
said last mentioned date. The rlgnt to reiect any or ail
bids reserved to the Governor and Fund Commissioners.
The proceeds of these bonds to be applied to the payment
of the maturing In tebtedness ot the Mate. These are
dr? cias* stocks, and have unquestionable guarantees
for their pa* meat, i he resources of the Mute are ample
to meet, promptly, principal and interest when due.
This procei diiiB is done by and with the advice and con
gent of the Governor of the Mate.
JOh. W. Mr RUER, 1
state Treasurer. I Fund
THOMAS HOLLADAY. fCom'ri
state Auditor. J
JarreRiott City, Mo? April ft, lfc'75.
PAM 1*11 LET?"HOW MONET IS LOST AND MADE
In wail Street." containing highest and lowest
price* In ill veare; particulars ot notable corners, panics,
Ac ; all information about stock privileges. cost and
manner of obtaining tnclit, Ac. I'aCkphlet tree to any
address. LAl'SLEi .t UAZLi.i'. 74 Broadway
r.rt(l WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR SIX
mouths; acceptance for S'.OOJ will be
given, secured br depositing with responsible party
original oil paintings, valued at over 9<U,U00. Address
box 3,344 Post office.
AQn nnfk t<> loan ON FIRST mortgage. on
JpOU.UUU Property in the city of New York, in
sums from 95,100 to iliiOOii; the onlv cost to borrower
will be counsel tee lor searching the title: no brokers
need apply. Address COl'NShLLoHB, Herald office.
?7 Aft (\An TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT
| UU.UUU gases ?Mortgages cashed. V K.
S I KV EN SON, Jr., 11 1'ine street, or SS Kast Seventeenth
street. N. B.-These being cslate funds, none but prime
applications considered.
COPAKT.VKKSHIFS.
Notice n he ehy given that the firm of
f^Vior A (.umininKS. wholesale Imtctierit, at Nos. 476
ana 476 \\ ashlugton Market, is tins day dissolved bv mu
tual consent. Either partner mar siyn In lninidatt'on
M V THOMAS B. TAVLOR.
Nrw York, April 3. 1875. THOMAS ('[7 MM IN (18,
The above business will tie continued bv the undef.
??ned. THOMAS C0MM1KG8.
WILL KIND THE METROPOLITAN
ll PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 3118 Broadway
un excellent place to have their Printing done with
proinptne-s, neatness and cneapn<Ms.
rriHE copartnership heretofore existing
1 under the firm name and style of Barnett A Mack,
1s this day dissolved bv limitation: both partners are
authorised to sign in liquidation. s. BARnMTt.
New York, April 12, 187.V alex. mack.
| gVPIMESg OPPOHTUMITlk'#
ALEXAND R KROTHISGH AM A CO., BANKERS,
.fx No. 1. ?V all street, nave applications irom numerous
parties with capital* who desire to invest in some irood
business. _Address ALEX. KROTHINOH AM A CO.
A BUS1NK.S* OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERED - i
/l. On account ot poor health of proprietor, to a partr
having Irom $31,000 to WQ.t OU, a favorable chance Is '?
v?.ore7'.?to *?cri?cc. in the ?"ock. Fixtures an.l Good
Will o; the old established Brewery No. 145 East Forty
second street- capacity J25barrels daily. buildings on a '
lonar and desirable lease. Apply on premises.
A PARTNER WANIED-IN THE PKODt'CE. BUT- I
ter, cheese and wj business, situated in the best
part of i-ixili avenue, $80j. ,
MALiONh'S store A*ency. Ill Nassau street
A publisher AND BUSINESS MAN WANTED?
In a well established and growing monthly paper;
present publisher ? Hi give his exclusive attention to the
editorial department, assisted by a leading New York i
clergyman: capital required tA,U0a Apply to OltlOOS I
? OAKJbb I UN, ua Broadwajr.
A lady, a aoon diies>m akbr and operator. ,
/V bavin.'iurrnture enough for six rooms and a new !
W heeler <k Wilson sewinv inaclune. would like an ex.
perienced nartuer. mala or female, to start a busluess.
Apply at liO Mai'iiuu-al stu-ei, -'3.
A HOTEL, WITH 37 NICELY FL'RNISHKD ROOMS
P- tor sale, or wii let the liquor store and restaurant I
separate; wtll irive louit lease, as the owner Is sick. Call '
at the hotel, corner Hfty-lourth street and Ninth avenue
opposite the Ninth avenue railroad dapot. I
A CHANC'. TO MAKE UO.MO-PUTTING UP C,RO
? ??[v big trade; factory complete; $400 tor
Halt Interest -Hudson street, hasy work. j
/1HKAPNES8 8AFKTJ, UTILITY.-CAPITALISTS
\ J are invred to call and examine the .>team Flush En- i
? new invention of great merit U. MaCKPOLE
1U4 .John street, room 30. * I
tp?* RALK-A physician'S PRACTICE, i.ono i
I established, with Instruments and ufflce Furniture
failure ol hi-alt.i cause ol selling Address Dr. BERME T'
box I'D Herald office. J
rpHB LAINDRT PRIVILEGE, Wt7HTAt\NI)RY~A~ND
X fixtures, 01 the Mansion Houne. i.ong Branch to lei?
Proprle'or** AJJ,C8sor apply to W. L. McINTYltE,
rpHB PATENT RIGHTS, WITH 10 HE'S OF MECHA.V
A leal Drawings of a new steam engine for sale, rerv
fr ? D 10 CaoU-fc. 1# Vate. aveuuT, Brook
11'ANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED MAN OF EX
vv perieoce and ability, a position on sslary 01 SI WJ
frT fo? ,e,er?"ce given and security ii required; is
also ?tiling to invest S-,tA)o or $3.ui?uu satisfactory in
ducement. Address box 5.447 Past offlee.
$300 V!^1' B,TY A OOUD "US1NESS. SIRICTLY
c*?h; a monopoly: gooJ lor an invalid; sold
InnWrnl ?Lb.er. Call oa or address ,
MLnrllY, $10 Bro**l street, Newark, IS. J.
tflfll) hi v a Halt intrkbst in a cart '
outdoor business; establish*I since IS59: I
terms easy. ^ Inquire at 47 Oreat Jones street.
$?||0 ?wanted, IN A> OLD BSTABLtSHED
business, a young man who wni advance
nit> employer $?o. on good se< urlty, tor whicn a satarv
w i?r I, a week ar.li be given. " Ad >rtm J.'bSi 143
UeraM omce.
Q->(K)|I WI.l. ?MVM A THItD
Jr ""'?.V ,.or h,lf? '? ? leglnmate cash busi- ;
ness thai will pay ti.uOu profit weekly. Apply at 30
Broad street, room 7. j
.">00 ~p*fTJr_BB WANTKD-IN A STaPLB
cash business that will p?v $1,000each
per month. Fa 1 particulars at 35 West Fourth street
room 2. aiier 10 o'ciock.
|Q 0(1(1 ? W \ \ rE !i, A PARTTTO JOIM EQUALLY
in an easy and agreeable business, which
has made several lortuiies-. ia>J0 :nay be cleared in rla
month* Address BilOWNl'o. Hertld Fptowi^SniMk
SI/) 000 T?t)NO GENTLEMAN WOCLD
a position in some Orst class Im
porting, commission or manufsctnring business and
wyuiu loan the same S15,*4Ki on satisfactory t^eurttr
Address, with real name. H. A. Herald Uptown Branch
offlce.
ftlri 000 -WANTED A PARTNER* WITH THIS
.A." r,UIn- to manage the ftnances in a I
special raunufa-turing business, now in operation. 19
Nassau street, room 19. from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M.
WALL STREET NOTES.
DANIEL DBEW'8 ILLNESS AND A DECLINE IN
QdCIfULTIB ?THE PACOTC MAIT. QCARREL.
Wall street yesterday was not wlthont Its ex
cltemont# The market opened steady, with the
best prices lor nearly all the shares, but soon at
tention was attracted to au unusual aale of 6,000
shares of the stock of the Quicksilver Mining
Company at a decline of about two ana one>!ialf
per cent from the previous quotation. At the
venerable operator, Mr. Daniel Drew, was known
to be a large holder very naturally Inquiries were
made alter his health. The Herald representa*
live learned auusequently that the old gentleman
was sitting up and leeiing much better. CJixck
silver, however, continued to decline, and finally
readied 1S>,.
Tflk 1ITSTERT OT PACIFIC MAIL
stlil continued to puzzle the operators. Mr.
George 8. Scott, tne managing director, informed
tie writer thai there had been no lormal meeting
of the Panama or Union Pacific directors, and that
the day was a blank so lar as negotiations were
concerned. The ateamshlpa Vasco de Gams and
Vancouver He idle In the harbor of t*an Francisco,
and ttiese, with o her ves.-els, cost the company
111,'too per month and are at present o/ no use to
i'aoihc Mail, l'o me terms which Panama offer? !
viz., atK>nt fios.ooo p< r aunuifi for reciprocal ser
vice beyond the price lor which they formerly per- '
formed tne saiu? work?it is rumored tne I'nion
Pacific director? win not yieid.
r?K erik railway war,
which Was signalized yesterday by flaming pla
cards all over inr city, announcing a new reduc
tion or ireig.its, was explain** ;o toe Hf.r.ild yes
terday by \ ic^ Prftstfieat Hlanchard, asioilows:? !
"I he feductiiin is in pa^'enger tares only. It is
simpir a concession to the extreme soutn oi tne
reductions to t'luciniiati. Tuat was made one
week a so, and does not furtner reduce the lare
over tins Hue."
ths oold qunrrtow
recelveil no further loiuuoa yesterday. The price
oi the precious inetai was ilrtn. in sympathy with
loreigii exebang^; hut as the old and ricn cdque
have ,?b mdofir-d the manipulation u is supposed
that the undlscipiintd spec ulators, who hnv? en
?leavored to advance tne premium, will soon yield
to the natural pressure of events and suffer an
ignominious dcieat.
me nuij-rreasttr? paid yesterday $44,000 on ac
cbtint of 11,ii'rear, and 142,000 for called bands.
Bank notes received at Washington yesterday
ainounied to f ,i); customs receipts, $420,000,
an., from rev-hue *.i*),ooo.
The Oo?d Kxcnaage Batik reported yesterday as
groan c oaring |2s.A42,ooo; gross balancM, $362,37;,
and currency balances, 4i,oui,Aot.
11 may be a matter oi imercst to many persona |
to know that the total of newly coined G#rma?
money on rhe 37th or February amounted no sola
com*. 1,122,053,500 marts; ailver coins, 69.4U 834
marks; nickels, 8,248,810 marks: and copper coina.
8,138,237 marks, Tne value or these marks in our
paper currency la about twenty-one and a nail
cents.
THE MONTCLAIK RAILWAY COMPANY
had a meeting yesterday at No. Ill Liberty street,
in order to reorganize their affairs, 'lhere was
nothing more than talk oi tne committee*, nut a
ititure meeting may develop some plan by winch
the affairs or the company may be disentangled.
NEW YORK CITY.
The steamer Ontario, of the Troy, Albany and
New York Towing Line, arrived at eight o'clock,
April 12, with the Drat tow from Albany.
Joon Gaynor, living at No. 75 East Seventy sixth
street, had nls leg broken in three places by s
bank or earth tailing upon him while working on
East Sixtieth street, lie was taken to Beilevus
Hospital.
The annual spring inspection of the uniforms of
the police took place yesterday at the Central
Office. Drill Captain Conelaud officiating. Detach
merits irom several precincts were inspected.
The Inspection will continue lor some days.
Edward Kane, oue of the convicts who escaped
from the Penitentiary on Ulackwell's Island on
Sunday night, was captured early yes'er lay morn
ing on the isiaud by Officer Edmtston, of the
Fourteenth precinct, and remanded back to his
cell.
The trial of Captain Klllilea, or the Eleventh pre
cinct, which was to have taken place at Polic<
Headquarters yn&teroay belore the Board of Com
missioners, was adjourned lor oue week, owln* to
the unavoidable absence of tne counsel lor tne de
fendant.
.Subscribers to the New York Rapid Transit As
sociation fund are notified that the election for
twenty-live directors of the association will be
held at the rooms or the Board or Fire losuranoe
Brokers, No. 182 Broadway, this (Tuesday) after
noon, at t?o o'clock.
Joseph Dillllo, a laborer employed in tne Street
Department, residence unknown, while working
at Fort Schuyler, East River, yesterday morning,
accidentally rell overboard, and before aid could
be extended to the uniortunate man he was
drowned. Every effort was made to recover tne
body, but thus far without success.
Mr. A. B. Meacham's "plea'' in behalf or th*
Indian race was well attended last evening at the
Rose Hill Methodist Episcopal church, East
Twenty-seventh street. Mr. Meacham's address,
the speech in Indian, the excellont singing at in
tervals and the presentation to the audience ol
Scarftce Charley, Keelboat Frank and Shaok*
Nasty Jim, all dressed in the every-day garb of
civilization, and tne presencs on tne plat orin of
the Jaithlui RUldc Toby Riddle, her husband Frank
and iheir little son, all varied t|ie entertainment
very aatreeably. A collection was taken beioro
tne close oi the proceeding*.
BROOKLYN. '
A Are yesterday In the Plerrepont House, at
Montague and Hicks streets, caused a damage of
$100. There was considerable excitement and
alarm among the guests.
Charles Schierer, a laboring man, aged forty*
four years, committed suicide yesterday at his
residence, No. 268 Eliery street, Brooklyn, br
haoglng himself to the door or his room with some
bedclotlilng. He was ou; oi work, and had sev
eral tunes thieatened to take his Hie. His wile
lound mm dead lroin strangulation shortly ar.er
breakfast. Coroner Noian will hold an inquest.
A woman about rorty years or ago was found in
an insensible condition at the corner of Plymouth
and Bridge streets. She tai removed to the City
Hosnltal, where it was ronnd that she was suffer
ing irom a concussion or the oraln. The police
have not been luiormed as to bow she received ner
Injuries.
Maihias Frank, proprietor of a saloon in Wytha
avenue, was arraigned yesterday in the Kings
County Court of Sessions on an Indictment for
conspiracy. He is accused of having conspired
with Rudolph Kepler, lormerly a clerk m tne
Comptroller's office, to steal eighteen $1,000 bonds,
wincn were carried off. He pleaded not guilty,
and the trial was set down lor next Monday.
District Attorney Brltton appeared yesterday la
tne Kings County Court or Oyer and Terminer, to
proceed with the trial or Mrs. Sarah C. Merrlgan
for tne murder or Miss Margaret liammill. Mr.
Keady. ol counsel lor tlie Accused, deslrea an ad
journment because of tne 111 heaithof the prisoner
and that ne and nls associate were engaged in tn<
Beecher-Tiiton case. The matter was adjournei
till next Tuesday.
To-morrow evening the Brooklyn Sumter Clu)
will celebrate tne Tenth anniversary of the r?
raising of "the old flag over Fort Sumter" at tni
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Camden C. Dike. No.
194 Columbia Hciguts. Speeches will be delivered
br the Rev. H?nrv Ward Beeciier, Mayor Hunter,
General Woodford, General Giimoro, Mr, Jackson.
8. schultz and others. In tne intervals of the
speecoes patriotic air * will be played by tne band.
LONG ISLAND.
Toe Ice In tbe bay at Westhampton la jast break*
lng op. Tbe bay ha* been closed since December
20?a longer time iban ever Known before by ma
oldest bayraen.
Tbe April Term of tbe Circuit Court and Conrt of
oyer and Terminer (or Suffolk county win con
?ene at Rivcrnead on Monday, tbe aath Inst, it la
not yet known wnetber toe Keisey cases will come
to true
A young son of Mr. William & Benjamin, ol
Creenport, while attending a funeral in tbe village
cemetery on Friday afternoon, mounted a grave
atone, the base of wnich was insecurely fastened,
when it fell over with uim, catcaintc o.ieoi his legs
unaer it ami breaking both bones near me ankle.
Mr. Patrick Ueancy, of Oreenpori, was carry in?
a quantity of torpedo lulminate into his bouse at
the west side ol the Tillage, on Saturday, when it
exploded and oue of his hands was thereby torn
aud mangled iu a irigntiui manner, two of his
lingers being so shattered that tn?y bad to i*
amputated, and a third one was broken.
An eleven-year-old boy, named Wade, was at
tempting to walk on toe top of a lence in a sub.
merged lot at Creenport, where the water wu
about Ove (eei deep, wnen he tell <>ff and nad ?
narrow escape irom drowning. He nad sunk
twice, when Mr. Cuaries L. corwin, attracted by
tbe alarmed outcries ol tbe boy's companions,
waded in breast deep and rescnea him.
WESTCHESTER.
At Monnt Vernon, a day or two ago, a oow bad
a calf with two neaas, In each of which were two
periect eyes, two pairs or nostrils and two dis
tinct mouths. The bovine monstrosity lived bat a
short time.
An inqnest was beld at Yfenkere yesterday, by
Coroner Bassett, touching tbe death or John
Kogers, aged twenty-ntne years, wno expired on
tbe previous day. Deceased. It appears, was en
gaged, with otner laborers, excavating for a new
street, last Saturday, wnen au embankment leil
upon mm, causing injuries which terminated in
nls death shortly afterward. A verdict to that
effect was rendered by the jury.
The new depot enntroversv, which bas occa
sioned no little excitement among tbe people of
Monnt Vernon tecently, has been abruptly ter.
minatert by tbe New Haven Railroad Company de
ciding to nuild on the sue selected by their en
gineers. this decision is anverse to t'je
staled wisnes of a large number or the
property holders In the village named
as well as to the corporation, wniufi
with tne consent of the people, a snort time -inrt
deeded to tne railroad company a valuable parcel
of land, with ihe understanding ??it tne proposed
Dew passenger depot should be erected on or im
mediately adjoining tne site ol the present one.
Through an oversigut on the part ol the munici
pal authorities, however, tnis proviso was not ex
pressly stipulated in the deed of transfer.
NEW JERSEY.
ro-day the charter elections in Jersey City, Ho
boken, Bayonne and the townships of Hudson
couuty take piace.
An application will be made at the meeting of
the Presbytery ol jersev City next week to have
tne verdict iu tne oieudenmng case set aside.
Altrea Herbert, the boy who was run over on
the Krie Kail way last Friday, died of his injnrlea
yesterday at .nt. Francis llos>d al in Jersey City.
the Board of Pnbilo Works of Jersey City, th?
chief of the commissions that impoverished Jersey
City, has practically ceased to exist. Mr. Ncwkirk,
the cleric, lias severed his connection with inn
Board, and Cntel Kngiueer cuiver will renrc after
a few flays, mere ip no public improvement iu
progress, and the mam connection between ti a
emulous who remain and tbe city is in drawing
salaries.
.?several deputations of prominent citizens have
called on Governor Beetle to ur?{e mm to sign the
Hudson rouny Hoad bill; but in every instance
he gave au emphatic redisii. No Vote Will there*
lore oe taken .or commissioners at. the cnartef
election to-day. The announcement created ?re,it
disappointment among toe unemployed laboring
class, who looked lorward to a prosperous season
after the distress of tne winter. Over J,400 wbu|*
ers would bave beeu employed on tue new avcuvie.

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