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Stocks Finn an) More Active?A Strong Un
dertone to the Market.
OOLD STEADY AT 112 3-8.
Money on Cull 2 Per Cent?Foreign Exchange
Quiet?(loverunieut Bonds Pirm?
JRailroad Bonds Steady.
Wail Stkiit, .1
Wcdvmday, June 21?# P. M. j
The Impression cautiously suggested by .he haitALO
for some weeks put. that the continuous decline In
the pricee of properties marketable at the Stock Ex
change oad been arrected, seems In the light of fact*
to be borne oat. The spasm of yesterday, which
threatened an ill wind to holders, has been more than
cared to-day by the lozenge oi a better feeling, and
Aatulency baa been converted into firmness.
The turn upward In the coal stocks was a potent In
gredient In. toe curative process, and was to a great de
gree stimulated by the medicament Issued from the
office ol John Taylor Johnson. ex-President ol the Con*
tral Railroad Company ol New Jersey, In the shape of
a circular. Mr. Johnson, naturally, does not like to
see his stock go down, and casts about for a reason
plausible enough to sat sly his stockholders, and finds
it in circulars, pamphlets of the most unprincipled
character, "which have backed up a supposititious
raid. '*
A little further on, however, Mr. Johnson tacitly ad
mits that the decline In the stock is not wholly due to
the machinations of rascally brokers, lor ho confesses
that the company la making no money and that the
dividend last declared was borrowed from the surplus
fund.
It seems, too, that the company has been affected by
the Centennial craze, uuu lias imagined that because a
Sty show was in process at Philadelphia every visitor
would, with his admission ticket, purchase a ton of
coal in warin up his enihusla-m to a boiling point.
How the Exhibit ion was to increase the sales ol the
company's coal in any other way it is difficult to see.
Mr. J ihnson further states that "the transportation ot
cool has bettt limited to less than hall of what the re
gions have ibe power to produce, and It is evident that
until the production cau be largely increased the profits
el the business must be seriously Impaired." So It
seems that tbo stock uiay have declined In value
s.mply because holders huvo sold out a property
Which they believed was capable or paying
s dividend of ten por cent per annum, and
which they now find out can pay them nothing
it all, though Mr. Jubnson, to the contrary, asserts
that the "movement In the stock has been entirely a
bear movement," with the object of frightening
holders oat ot their property.
How an increased production and addition to a stock
on hand ^ready a glut in the market and unsalable is
to improve the condition of things, Mr. Johnson may
know, but decllues to tell.
The further opinion that the difficulty is a temporary
?ne, which will be rightod in due time, is sansiblo
enough, and it is to this view may be traeed tho sharp
recovery oi the stock to 78V to-day.
The market, hesitating upon the edge of confidence,
requires but lltttle to mako it brighten up, and the
llllp given to it by tho improvement in the anthracite
properties quickly showed itself in Lake Shore and
Western stocks, and imparted a feeling of confidence
to the whole list
To this was added a report that the representatives
of the great railroads, now at loggerheads, wore tn
town, and it was argued that their presence could
mean but one thing, and that a truce orceisation ol hos
tilities in the ra amities was now pending.
Apart from other con-lderations it eannot be denied
that a Iceluig strongly bullish, based upon a more
favorable outlook, is gradually making it wuy, and ia
shown in the quick recovery ana steady tone ol the
market The droop tn quotations, which occurred
about now, was recovered 1 .ter on, and the best figures
of tbe day ruled at gong-sound, while private sales
made a ter adjournment at prices higher tnan those
quoted on the official lists.
TUS SILKS TO-DAT.
The trau anions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag?
gregaled 114,770 shares?New York Central and Hud
sod ltivor, 490; Erie, 1,000; Lake Shore, 01,900; North
western, 4,560; do. preferred, J.300; Rock Island, 800;
Pacific Mail, 1.000; St Paul, 3,200; da prelerred,
7 700; Obloe, 1,700; Western Union, 8,700; C., C. end
1. v., 100; Delaware. Lackawanna and Western, 3,960;
New Jersey Central, 0.030; Michigan Central, 3,400,
orsNiso moHKST and lowxst piwcks.
The following table abows the opening, highest and
lowest prices of the day:?
Opening. Highest. Lowest.
New York Central 107 107 100)*
Harlem 134 137 134
Erie 13V ' 1*S 13 V
Luke Shore 64 v 86V f>4',
Waia*h 2 2 2
North western 42 V 48V 42 V
Northwestern preferred.... 00 V 07 0?',
Koi> Island 109V 10?V 108;;
Pittsburg 92 V *? 02
Milwaukee and St Paul.... 42 42',' 41V
Milwaukee h St Paul pref. 71V "2 71V
Ohio and Miss'saiopl Id1, 18V 10V
New Jersey Central 7.">,V 78>; <6V
Del., Lack, na Western... 100 10*V 103
Union Pacific 69 60 58
D., C. and I. C...7 4 4 3\
Western Union 07"; 07V 06T,
Ailanuc aDd Pacific Tel..... 17V 17 V 1TV
Pacific Mail 24), 28;v 24 V
Pan. ma 140 140 140
Producers'Petroleum 118 118 118
CLOS1NU FKICS8?3 p. M.
I aelflcMail.... .5', a ;.V; t .< C.* I,... 43 a 46
Van l nlel. l.7V ? *7', O.OhlC .. 3V ? 4V
Alt* I'M'Ki 17V ? 17', Lel.L a W....IO I, a 107V
Quicksilver.... 13 a l? KHa 1S?, a 13',
Qaiektilve.pl 18 a 32 l> an A St .In... 13-. a 14'
t ar I.ana A M 6', a 7 lian A St Jo pi 22'; a 21
Vai 1 e >1 pi ??, ? 8 Luke Shore.... 65(2 a 66V
IdtnsKx low a tin Micht'entral.. 4H' a <8V
kmer Kx f.t? a 00 N \ A liar.xa.l: 4 ? 137
t !?*... 7'.'V 74 M(!*M a lOH a OH',
t ? Is-KargoK 8H?, a 00 N .1 ten .... 7"V ?' is
Chic A A len . lo.' a l'<3 Ohio A kiiu... 10', a !?V
lle? a Pllt. H2.V ? 98 Panama ? a 14.''
t tlcAoW ... 43 a 40V lolAWat. ... l'(a 2
I hu A .S Vi p . OT > a 07 * I'nlon Pacific. 58 09
II". A I l..l(?V ? l"'V M;?..ur Pae.. OM ? ?
1 11 a HP . 4 V a 4.V Pro PCo 118 a 118V
fell- MPpf 71V ? 72
ADTAXCI AND DXCL1XB.
The following are the cbaugea In closing prices com
pared with those of yesterday
Advance.- Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, V;New
York Central, ; Delaware and l.ackawauna, 1), ; loiko
"bore, I',. Michigan Central. 1V; Northwest, ;
lo. preferred, 1- New Jersey Central, a?,'; Oh to and
Mississippi, V; Pacific Mail. V; 8t- I'anl common,
UtrtiML ?Hold, Vi C., C., C. and 1., 1.
Stationakt.? Atlu tic and Pacific preferred, C., C.
and 1. C., Erie. Hannibal. Harlem. Illinois Central.
Missouri Pacific, Panama, Cuick-iiver. Rock Island, St
Paul preferred, Wabash, Inmn I'sciUc mud Western :
I' mou.
TUX MoXST MARK XT.
Money wax easy at IV hod 2 Par cent Prime paper 1
4 x 6V par cent .
Tbe following are the rates of exchange on Now York
at tbo undermentioned cities to-day:?Savannah, ',
percent prrmiam; Charleston?selling, ', premium;
buying, ', premium; Cincinnati, cosy, par; New or- >
leann, commercial, bunk. V; Chicago, 26 cents
discount, and St Louis, 76 |o 10(1 premium Sterling
?xchange was firm; prime asking rates, 4.88 a 4.90;
Mllingratea, 4.67V ad.89', Rolchmarka, 96 a 96.', nad
96V a 95 V- Cables, 90V a 20J,- Prime Paris,
116x6.12 V
TUX HOLD IIA ax FT.
Cold was steady throughout tbo day at 112V
rotes paid for borrowing were l'? 2, 3 and 2), per
eeut Loans wore also made fiat
orssATwss or vn mold xxcmaxob sank
Cold balun.es $1,162,468 !
Currency balances 1,816,032 !
Oross clearances 20,214,UU0
n.CAOixn aorsx xtatkusvt.
Curreney exchanges 863.1)17.112
Cxrrenry balances 2.980.767
(?old exchanges 4.447^740
Gold ba.snces '770,760
Ths specie engagemeau smouated to 8260,000.
isvaamxxT M*Mm.
Investment shares sold as follows:?New York Cen
tral, 107 a 100.V a 100Rock Island, 109 V a 109', a '
100 V; Delaware and Lackawanna, loO a loo v a 107,', a
107 V ; New Jersey Central, 76', n 78 V a 78 a 77 V ? 70V
teller 00; Chicago, Burlington and Wulnoy,114\; Adams'
tSfM% 100 V i WoUaJTargo, 69 V; A me neon Express, i
39%; Delaware and Hndaon Canal, 106,% a 100%;
Chicago and Alton, 101a 102.
ITATI aOTM.
In State bond* the only reported traniaotion waa In
Tennessee new series at 44%.
OOVBSXMBXT BON OS.
Government bond* cloeed steady, at the following
quotations:?United Slates currency alxei, 120)4 * 1ST;
da da, 1081, registered, 120 a 120% ; do. da, da, cou
pon, 123*4 l 124; da da, 1806, registered, 116% a
116.','; do. da, da, coupon, 116% a 110%;
da da, da, new, registered, 117% a 117%; da
do., da, coupon, 120% a 120%; da da, 1867, regis
tered. 110% a 120; da do., do., coapou, 123 a 123%;
da da, 1868, registered, 121 a 121%; da
da, da, coupon, 124% a 124%; do. ten-forties,
registered, 117% a 118; do. do., coupon, 118% a lit;
da Ores, 1881, registered, 117% a 111%; da do , do.,
coupon, 117% a 117%.
rnt CNITBD STATES TElASl'KV.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $44,000
cold on account of Interest, and $11,000 In redemption
of Arc-twenty bonds The Sub-Treasury released
$17,324 silver coin to-day. Internal revenue receipts
to-day, $107,000; customs receipts to-day, $426,000;
bauk notes received for redemption to-duy, $900,OOU
The Treasury balauces are as followsCurrency,
$10,000,000; coin, $66,600,000, less coin certificates,
$23,000,000.
TBS TORSION MASK ST.
The early London advicos report consols firm and a
fraction higher. United States bonds are stoady for
1866's and new fives, % tourer for 1867's and % per cent
higher for ten-forties Erie was weak and declined to
12% for the common and to 18 for the preferred. The
rate or discount in the open market for three months'
bids Is 1% s 1% per cent. Forty-seven thousand
pounds sterling went into the Ba k of England to-day.
The Stock Exchange will be closed on Saturday next In
order to allow some necessary repairs to the building
The following ore prices st half-past four o'clock F.
M.Consols for money, 94 9-16; do. tor account,
94 9-16 a 94% ; five-twenty bonds o( 1866, old, 106%;
do.. 1867, 108*4; ten-forty bonds, 107%; new Area,
106%; Kris common shares, 12%; do. preferred, 18%.
In Amsterdam American securities are firm and un
changed. Krte, 12%; Northwest preferred, 68%.
BAILROAD BONUS.
Railroad bonds were strong. At the early Boa'd
Harlem firsts advanced to 117, Union Pacific firsts to
106%, sinking funds to 90%, Chicago and North
western consolidated gold coupons to 94. itnd Milwau
kee and St. Paul, Ia Crosse division, to 104% ; pt. Paul
I. and D. division sold at 93, da consolidated sinking
funds si 93%, Chicago sod Northwestern firsts at
106%, Morris and Essex consolidated firsts st 103%,
Union Pacific land grants at 101 and Cleveland and Toledo
consolidated singing fond at 108. In the afternoon
there were Urge purchases, especially In the St. Paul
issues, which advanced to 104% for La Crosse division,
100% lor C. and M. division and to 93% for con
solidated sinking fund9. Eric second sold at 103, and
third at 103%. One lot of $28,000 Western Pacifies
brought 102%. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated
sold coupons brought 93%; C. C. C. and I. firsts, 109%;
Chicago and Milwaukee firsts, 104%; Albany and Sus
qusftannB first, 116, and Ohio and Mississippi con
solidated Sinking Innd. 99%; Central Pacifies ad
vanced to 110 bid st tho close.
The following were the late bids:?
Albany and Su*i" ?, pTill? A A. old. .1?7
Pwton, Hirt A i 1^" I,h4 pi?va' p*v<II?? Jk A n*w.lO ?
^C\VV,iik W '?l Til 1??X
cSKuU ;.t.:::^o ?nrr a ?
CMc*iro ^V'n ? Luke Short* dtv1d*iid.... JJJ?,
J? 1 fack A 3h?c Lake Rhore eon ep U?. ?OT*i
^tottUVTrtiig
? il I A Pt nnH'".'W5.1'*>* Mleh Cent ??m 7 a 19*13.101
Central of N J let eon { ^ K J , ,ntr,*V,. 1SH7. . "WS.
fS.ll vr^eoa k'd i X T oiX.real *dUt*.?00
Lehigh A W n eon x?-. 7* ? , ,1'W
MU *SCP U? "ePP D 111 i ilud R7'?. Skim. ?'?
Ml! * S P ->d '7 810 Pl> ,w " Hrl,",, ,,,< r*' co,,p?'' \ i7
M A St P Te. K E D ? 103 Harlem let. 7's, re* 117
MHASP lrtVeCdlv.l<>4K North Mo let ..
M I A S P lit' 1 A M D.. l'6?i Ohio A Miss eon s f.
v A M Plit IAD . tfl Ohio A Miss eon ?}>
m ! i rtt P lit H A D.. hm Ohio A Mt?* ad.eon.. .. ??'.
2!! A Bf' let. OA M... Wg 0." " *8
?" * ^VJS "CAM.:.' c" Periflc! t^al A (Llet M
103 W??em Pejflc 'de -'io j
O.l'l * 2 Jf ?* 00 liik.H' L'nlon I'acWe sink fund. ?>??
Chi A X W cp told bde... h*X Athentkn* P^'j.^s"'; w,
Pcnlntala let con .1?> bo?theirn Pa h3\
feMW&V-ff*
ku'LacVA W-eet id. It* ?<??. ? $'A Chii 2d. . 11?
Del. Lack A W Te con I *M>4 " K J^pitt. ? ,7\.. 108
8sss|sa^ji l^rr^.v.-v1^
ssr.5gUufimj-::::::^
Krtr Kd, 7'a, 1*83...... ltiala Alton A T 11 2d. Income 70
Erie .'.th,7'e. 1H88 103 Tol. I'eo A War, ED.... ?>X
Long Dock bonde 104 Tol A Wah let. est .. ..02
MuB; N Y A Erie let,'77 90 Tol A Wah, cone, cone.. 30
Han A St Jo 1 * Ill Han A Naplee let 85J4
Han A St Jo con ..... 7tf 111 A So Iowa let ?."?
Dub A Sioux Cltr l?t .10 *4 Han A Cra Mieeonrt let. *4*4
lnd. Bloom'n A W let . West L'nloa bde.19tx).e. 8W1,
Mich South 7 p c. 2d 1TO Weet Union bde. 1900,r. WO
Mich bo A X It f 7 p o. H >7
miLADSLPBIA STOCKS
The following are lite Philadelphia etook quotatlone
at three o'clock thie day:?
Bid At kid.
City atxoe, old 104
City etxes. new K81; ins \
United Contpaulea ul New Jeracy ? 141
Pennsylvania Railroad. 62*4 DC
Philadelphia and Binding Railroad... 44.1a 44*,
J.?i. iKh Valley Railroad AW 69)4
Catawissa Railroad preferred 40*4 ?
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad is 181a
Northern Central Railroad 3!34
Lclugh Navigation 4d>, 46',
Lehigh Navigation, gold loan lUS>a 104
BaMK aiiARKM.
Bank aharea avid at 00 lor Fourth National, 128 lor
Motrupolllan and 100 lor American Exchange.
M131X0 STOCKS.
The following are the cloalng quotations m San Fran
ciauo:?
Consolidated Virginia 69*4 Crown Point. 10
California. 74). Yellow Jucket 00%
Hrgrefu i-d Belcher.. 70 Alpha 45\
O.hir 49 Belcher. let,'
Cboilar 7814 Confidence 18
Savagd 18', sierra Nevada lit,
Cunaolld'a Imperial.. 0% Exchequer 16\
Mexican 27*4 Overman Asv
CouidACurry 1A Jualice 22 Si
Heat A Belcher 48 Caledonia 8 L
llaie A NorcroM 9 >4
. ascosiTisa at a potion.
The following aulea were made at auction:?
Filty shares Citizens' Fire Insurance Company, S20
each, 181.*4; 40 shares Sate Dxponit Company of New
York, $25 each, Ul>4; 45 ehures Lnllai Slate> Ware
house ( ompuuy. $50 each. 3A; 600 ahares People's Oal
light Company, ol Btookiyn, 50; $500 Cuiseus' Insur
ance Company certificate (feVerve laud), 89; $18,000
Brooklyn city sevens p< rmanent Improvement bonds,
111; $1,100 international Oocau Telograph Company's
seven per cent bouda. ?7; 19 shares Leather Manufac
turers' National Hauk, 1T91,; 10 ah res Kulton Bank,
ol New York. 161: 000 shares Lorlilard Insurance Com
pany, 98 a 97; 30 shares Republic Fire Insurance Com
pany. tfd: 20 shares Oebhard Fire Insurance Company,
i8>i ; 16 ahares Eagle Fire Insurance Company. 2S>?;
10 shares Mercantile Fire insurance Company, 108; 20
shares Sterling Fire Insurance Company, 110; 100
shares Toledo. Peoria and Warsaw Kaiiroad Company,
51;; 18 share* Metropolitan Caslight Company, 147;,;
160 shares East River Hank, 101*4.
?bmokasda.
Mr. Jewell, President and receiver of th* Erie Rail
way, sails on Saturday next lor Europe, to cooler
with Sir Edward Watam and others on matters con
nected with the road.
A special despatch from Chicago reports as follows
Receipts of producw iroro Juus 1 to dato?^Wheal,
2,295,140 uuthols; t orn, 5,642,*e4 do ; oats. 1,628.720
da; barley, 116,430 do.; rye, 1M.63A da ToteJ,
9.500.796 bushels. Flour, 190.048 barrela Hogs,
244,792. Members of the Beard ol Trade stats the
above amount of gram is larger than aver before re
ceived at Chicago during any whole month.
The Ten Million Silver bill, with Senal* amendments,
has been referred to th* Committee on Banking and
Carrency.
The rumor that the railway war has ceased or Is
shout to cease, which was freely circulated la Block
circles to-day, is without foundation.
The premium on silver Is down to par a 1 per cent,
In consequence or the belief that the Ten Million Le
gal Tender SUver Dill will become a law.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
1
Wbuxbsday, Jane 21,1$74L
Bhhittt. ULL?!i? M. i
10 sbi American Ex. AM',, It**' sits C k S W pi.. ite*<
luuHnlla ?*!... . <7*4 4 SI ., ?1', ?
2181 do 471, -til do Ii i Ss.1,
Pi 0 u? .. ... Ii7 , lit* <!*.??. .a2 tSiL
101 67'4 1 > > 8 |
?> O oi> S3 10 ? Okie A Mist RR pf 31',
2?' N V C A H K UK 107 10' >.. ?ig .3 !
|i? L ? A M Kk ... 4 , .VI X J Ces Rlt 74L I
12 <U do >3 54*4 IU> do 75k
1IKJ do .1 64*4 d<> 7 f \
A*J do 64', ??< do 3 7
tfcil ' do.. st 54|, !<*? do e 7 7| I
7 *1 d# AiS .>U? do 7 :
7.. ov ... ?J 54*, lui 7?
JUJ do 64 >4 AO da 7U I
7 O do (3 54% !<?? do 76%
uu
P*i do 54 "I 200 do *10 70
100 do e 54% 1 ?? do ..*5 76%
l'*)> d.. ?*t 54'? 41)0 Mil IMF RR. .53 di
.'"(hid SI RR ,i3 109% ?*) do 41 \
100 do 53 It 8% 400 do 43
- O do *3 1(9 , 200 do bS 41J
30' Kri* Uh 18% 3 ?' do 41%
1' 0 die < KR ? 71'ttMU A St P pf... o 71V
KM do ?3 47', dU) do 73
100 do 47% 1(10 do 71%
K4) a.. 4.% 300 do 71S
ICOChlANWRR 43 '4 100 Dol.l. * W BK... H*?
50 do ? 4.'% !?30 do IMS
3"0 do 43 300 do 108',
300 do 43'. 20 do >3 100%
300 Chi IMT RRpf.. 60)3
W?H? AND 11:90 i. M.
$3400) U 8 0'i.e. 'HI.. 123% 100000 I'FB'i. c. *61.. 117J|j
4oU0:-Jo.e. ??3.. bo 115% 2o(X4) do 117%
locioti If 85-20,0.'65. a 120% 13U0J 1'8 &'o.r,'dl.be 117%
3501) U 8 5-30, r, '07Lc 180
KIRSr BOARD?10:5ft A. M.
83000 Toon d'i. a i.b e 44%
50110 N J Con coot.. 100 ^
1000 M A 811* 111,LnC 104% 14 X) do 34'.
3D00 M AStP,l?t.lAD Mi Sun do. nS 54%
34O0(l M S P on ? L. 03% OOO do b3 54%
. 34 %
4ail%liWo|b.. 94 3*1 . do *3 54%
f"" J- 54%
_ ... ., 34%
SOU) Mich Con 7V . 101 % 500 do 34%
11**)? Plit, Sjbr.. H3 500 do... *3 54%
8 *4) U*r lit 7'l,e.... 117 57 0 do 54%
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1000 IIir lit. 7'*. r... 117 loo do *3 3<?,
*4)i MM I ID..* 81 I i_ ? Al/ t dDA J_ .41 4J4
70U0 Welt IVc boodi 1 0% 1400 do ...?? 34%
8**1 I u Pm- KK IK.. 1*1% 501 do .. 54%
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lU(MCI#?APc?t loB' 2UU Cht A N W RKpfbo 6 k
2TOOI. - Neon. '98 1)4 31*1 do.. tRWj
8000 1)6 h r. '84. be 110 3l*> do (81%
8 (III Fourth NnlBk Ml 4 4) do 6 %
13MetropornBk.be 128 6?> do U%
13 Ml,' II C*u .he 1U5% 100 do 86%
300 All' Tel be 17% 100 do ?t%
2') VtenCnlol.bt.xd I 7% lnO do 08%
5 4) do k , 07% 200 do 68%
100 do 0 87% 400 do ??'.
SOU do 67% ll? .to 88%
lOI do h3 ?7% 11*1 do 6 %
200 do llO 6.1% I'O do >3 MM'"
1O0 do t>7 10 do 88k
11*1 do 88% 100 no .8 18%
1000 do 67 11*1 do it -8%
If) do *3 67 100 Chi AKI ICR.be.?3 10-'
214) do ).7% 100 do. bt 11)9
75 Auitr Rx be 30% 3 do.
88 Ailimi Ma':".', ho 10f?'? 100 Ohio Mln.lM.bt '"mO
31 WellitVrk-o.bc.bS 88% 2m do.... ..1)3 18%
K41 Piefflr Mill 8b.be 24% 3-0 do 1(1%
100 do 24% 100 R J Con KK .b e 78%
UK) Mleh (in RK...he <7% 100 do *3 76%
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300 do 47% 11*1 do 7 %
KM do 47% I0O do ?t 76,
IOO do ...|3 47% 100 do *60 74
2O0 no ... 48 1UO do 70%
90nChikNWRR.be 4.1%' .0 d? 7).%
10 do 43 I'M Mil A St P pf...be 71
11*1 do 43% 3O0 do 71
KM do 43 I'M do 711
5 4) do bt 42,% SOU do 71%
I'M do.*.'......'.'.. 43' 300 do b3 71%
..*8 43 8 Oil, LAW RR.be K'6%
00 Mil A 9t I* RR. .be 41% 20(. do... ?3 K*l
8 I) do 43 100 do 10
1*1 do 42% 1)mi do *0 1141
100 do *3 42 214) do C 108?,
4 ) ' Rrle Kit be 13% 80Ohio A M RRpf.bo 22%
B".K -IIH OAI.W?li'Jt P. M.
?5000 r S 6V. car 118% O'X) ihl liS A MS RR... 55%
tfUOO North Mo l?t..b3 87% 21)1 do 55%
1"00 Erin 2d m 1 3 2'*' do *3 53%
80 O '.Vi ASP eon - I 98% IKO Chi, It A U RR... 115%
7 00 0 P lit. CAOur. 94,% 3o ? Chi A N W KK..b3 43%
10UO 0AM eon if... 98% i> d? . 43
100 ihl 1* C Ii A P Co 118 l'OChi A R W RRpf. 80%
50 i V) e*t I'd Tel b3 ' 7% KM do ' H%
IOC) do 67% 1?Q do 66%
101 Pel* H. b3 13% 8141 do bS 6%
400Mich Cen RK 4H 2(4) do KMC
314) do o 44 1 *'Mil A St P Ki(..b2 42
100 do t3 47% 600 Mil A St P RK pi.. 71'
800 do 48 24) do 71%
.... __ 7ig
I- OOhlo A Mill KR... 16% 200 do
300 do 1% 100 Del, LA
141 do 1 % KM do 108%
5.ML8AMSRR b3 .'4% 3o0 do 100,,
1200 do 54% 300 do ..}... .HJO 10 ?
4 0 do 54% 100 do 1()7%
100 do b i 54% 100 R J Cen RR.....*7
in. A.. 54' 4'*) it., >1
76
10) do 54% 4(A) do It 7>,%
3pn do ll ? 47* 300 do >3 70%
Si) 0 do t.8 55 200 do 76
1500 do 53 2J0 do 77
?J, i do -.bS 65% HA) do iS 77%
11'4) do 56% 115 do 78
1.0 do e 55% 4>4) do 78%
190) do i'i 55% 2(4) do 74
1.4)0 do bS 55% 300 do 77%
2 P. M.
*.'500 08 5-20,?.-ton. 120)4
SKOOXD BOARD?I p. *,
S'JOOOAlbASualst... ll? ' 3IOOehsLHAM8..?3 Ml.
iiou * bP 1st.LaC. im??* 2<? o do 3-,?
41IW0 M A St P ?on ? t IKD, 0 4) ,|o ".'ia 55l!
5i*A> L A TV B con... Bo 17 K) do.. 5 *J
8 14)*: N Ct li. 34 4) do.... Lk 55?
UiOo Krie 3d m 1031, 200 do... ',3 5 ,?
aiwixyondy.o. 10.' loochi A XW..be is 43
8U00 do 103U ]0> do 41
2*?lu Oblo A M ooa t f ftD? 1100 do.... 401.
28*> O West Pac l-d*. 102)J II) 1 do " "bS 4
1< OOuCht A X Ul... 104?t lOOChl A NW RRpfbc Bfll'
40001!, C, CA 1 Ul. HW>. li>) do... ? ?
SO 1.hi ? 0 1 *1.1)0.13 07Hi IO do b3 Hi"
WW do U3 67Q, 101 do HuC
7'*) do I'7^j 20*1 do * BtlC
8 0 d.i ... l>8 ?7't .MX) N J Coa RR....be 78
WO do 1 iS lOo no . 7 1'
3*W do B7). 100 do ... "" 77?
1*W do ?7?, 37 do 78*
100 All A Poc Tol .ho 17*4 50C.C, 1: A I HR.hc 41
2 <?' ?. Voll.ih.bc.b3 .51, l' O < ht A K l. bc b I lOB
2*> do bS 25*, I< *1 Mil A St Piti*. .be 42'<
I05 do. 23? 400 do 4-f
SmBrio lilt. .....bo 13*, 311 do 4-*t?
IOO do 13*4 30.) do.. ii 4 ?
50 Mich Cea RB.. .bo 48 Out) Mil A MP RRptb 71V
1<?* So 4?V 2 1 > do "... 7|K
IOO do 48', 111) Ool.L A W RK. .be 107*,
100 do 48*, in) do ,1 K17
3 *0 do b3 48*, 2111 do l(i7
30) do 48*J 3*1) do "" 11,71;
l'W do. 48, 4 > Cbl A Alt lift..."* HI14
1 ONYCAHRRR.be WW* ?0D do ... bc.i3D IOJ
1)001,8 A M 8RR.be 551, lo do .3103
1800 do ,3 551, 100 Oblo ? M KR..I, c IB*. ,
?? do ?..M 55*4 l'l' do bJ i s*
1000 do b3 5.i?, 2'W do 1?? ,
8 W Oo 55', 100 Ohio A Ml,, pf.bc. 33'"
6<W ? do >8 65*2 ll?0, C A I 0 RR. bo 4 I
401 do 55', 300 Poc Kit of Mobcs3 lo
700 du
5:30 TO :t }* v
?100f?V8 8'i. cur.... 13)?4 30 ?>ibi f, fi A MS.. 551.;
53" O) MA 8P con if. B3I, 1.00. do . bS 5 r
IIl> 41 do 83?, 3D do . '..,.1 JJi'
12000 do II lOJChiAXWpf... bJ BBC I
31WO M A St P. C A M 100*2 101 do
III) 0 P In. 81 J or. I'3V 50 do flat!
20 41 W P?c bd, KrJ? 1(|) do ...." tB> I
.'?aha Amor * Bk 10.) 6 0 do nor? 1
75 Oil A IIud *"?n.. 1141*4 lO) do .bli) S7
2 >?> Won 1 n lil.. . 7*, :*?? do ( 7
100 do HO 67*4 'JO t Chi A .N W R : .b i 43*4
DMl'ac olid.... V.<?7 901 Olilo A Mill RR.. 1 ?
100 N Y C A.H K KR.. 10(1?' Ml do.... ??'?
3*4) N J Cob KB.. bS 77 . All)Mil A St P R.t'pr 71I
200 do ... .|W 75*4 2011 do ..U3 71'! I
..11 1. MKRK.bS at ID) do 71? I
1<D0 do |3 6ft?J ,2*1 do lis 73
2500 do 56-,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
COTTON, SPOT DULL AND EASTER, FUTURES
1-16 off?flour dull?wheat lower
COBN QUIET?OATS U> CHANGED?POKE
l.O WEB?LARD LOWER?WHISK IT QUIET
RTROLXUM FIRMER -NAVAL STORES yflET
OBOCXR1K8 riBMBK?FKE10IIT8 STEADY.
WkDMMDAY, June 21?? P. M.
There w.-.s no improvemeoi In itio merchandise nn?r
keta lo-dajr, but, on the contrary, they woro charac
terized by extreme dalnoas, almost without exception.
Floor waa dull and heavy. Wheat waa dull and lowor.
Corn wax quiet. 011 a without decided change. Whli
key waa qn at Pork waa doll and lower. Lard waa
lower. Freiftbte ware quiet, but atcady. Coiion on
tho apot waa dull and aualer. Future* were 1 lflc.
lower. Coffee wai *,c. higher. Naval atoroo were quirt,
tllla were alio quiet. Petroleum waa Brtner. Kugar wai
1-lBc. higher.
CorrxA?The market for Rrailti waa very itr-iug, and
price* a era advanced '4c. per ft. Sale* were S.iU) beg? Rio.
ax BrasiUria, at 17 V for barely good, and 2,u 1) bug* do.
at Baltimore, ax Aqaldneck. al I7*,e. for Tally rair. and
reported tale of 837 bag* do. al do., ax Mary Rice, on prl
vale term*. Mild coffee wa* quiet. We quotaOrdinary
cargoes, l5e. a 13 V; fair do.. 1? )4'e. a 17c.; good do.. 17V.
a 17>pC' ? prime do.. 17V- a ISo. 1 extreme raago lor lota.
14V- ? ISc.; Kautoa. fair 10 good, a 17V. gold,
ainoty day*; Java, goeorumeut bag*. Ale. a 33c.: do., grata
mats, 30. a 2:tc.; Slagapore, do., 18c. a 20c.; Ceylou.lt)V- a
18V- i Maracalbo, 14 V- a 18c.: Laguayra. 16*4. a 17\e.;
Jamaica. 15c. a 17c.; gt. Domingo, 14V a 1 .V.; Porto
K|e". *8c. a 18 V : Ooata RIca 17c. a IBr.. Moxicaa, 1 V
Ul IS; "7f ? ** \ 1'e. a 180. i Savaa
111 a 14 V ? I8e. : CuracoA I4V- a I7e.
Corrwa.-Tha market lor spot cotton waa dull and eader.
luture* closed weak, with a decline nl I I He. frutn yeatrr
dnyb. closing prices, pe clo.ing price* to-day coropara with
laotday e prtoea a* follows:?
Tutmuty, Jun* 30. nw*)?l,iy. Jmt 21.
iT*'" H , ? " \i \ W II Mfw a II 81-32
i1!. '?*' ? !a } M J#l' " 11 ,a-l" ? II 81 -.12
August. 12*. a 13 5-72 Augu.t. 12 1 10 a 12 3A2
8ept 12 3-32 a 12*2 Hept s 12 IJ2 a 12 Md
October II 2B32 o II 15 10 f)ctober II'i I _
Nov.... II M ? 11 29:12 Not..,. 11 i;5*32 | 11 18-16
Dec .... 11 lit-IS a II 28-32 De, .... II ! || |i!"
Jan .... 11 13-1*1 a II 31-32 Jan... II 21U2 a ?
ton.... IS 3 32 a 12*4 Feb .... 12 I 32 a 13 1-1B
March.. 12*, a 12 D-32 March. 12 3-l i a 12 7-:?2
April. . 12?, a 12 7 IB April... 12 11-32 a 12 13-32
May ... 12*. a 12 8 Irt May ... I2*d a 12 17:12
?Quotation* are baaed on American Manaard of clssaiSca
tinn. and on c-tton In *:oro running la quality not more
than hair a grade above or below tbo gride quoted.
'V?"*l4. M-thamu H Orlmtu. Txrum.
8 || IB 8 II IU 8 11-10 H II It)
ntrict ordlnory H)4 ju,
flood ordinary ID 116 10 |.|8 It) Vld I" 3.16
Strict good ordinary. lo\ IDA |o?,
Ia>w iBiddliug 11 3-iU U 5-10 U 7-10 11 7-10
Strict low middling,. 11V II'; 12 12
Middling IS? 12-; 12 5-16 13 S-16
? l.rnd middling I2?, 121, 12?4 12'.
Mrlct good middling 13', l.'t'lj jj)*, Ig'-J
Ml- diing fair 18*4 l ih? ,3?
?AW 14? 14? 14*1 14)1
?ntnlntd -Good ordinary. 8\'C.; >lr rx goo-1 ordinary. H;ie.: 1
low n.lddllng. IIP,*.-, middling, II <qc. ppot aaina were aa
follow*
Tn finy la* Horning. Total.
K 1 port ]2t) ? |2*)
? uaauniptloa. 194 ltr. -JUO
npeculatioa 21) jp
J"fl 34<) T*jS 445
-Delivered oa eoutraat. S5u balea For hi to re delivery the
ta r* wera aa lol^w*:-Yeaterday after two P. M.?mum.
10 al 12c.; Jnly, MJUal 12 MBa : August, ?s) at IS S-32e.,
J*W at 12 V : October. KM) at II 31 32c., 314) at II lA-IMc ;
N. Ttuiber. 30) at II 27 32a : December. 3UU at 11 27-32c.
? otal, 2.01)1) haioa today up to two P. M.-Juno
3*)| at II 3,.32c. i July. 1 WD at l'2c.; Angutt.
B*?i at 12 S-32U.. 2<4) at l2',c.. 3,i*)X) at IS S-3S-*.;
-epterabsr. I.IUlat 12 1-IOc : O toner. 3iw at IIV.
20 at II t)32c ; .Soven.ber HUDatll IH-D-e.; December.
100 at 11 IB-Isa Total, S.30J balsa Uraad total, 12,6uu
Th* receipt* at the porta war* a* loilowaI'.alvesieo. Hit
bales; New Orleans 4H7; Mobile, 1.': rtavanuitli, 287;
Cuarlesteu. 12tt; u ilalugtoa. ?: Norfolk. *31; Hiltnior*.
20; New York, lot Total, .,202o?lr*. Thi? day last seek,
78<t This dai last year, 1.044. lotel line* nrptember 1,
4.047.4m! bales. Coilou Irelghl* closed el lo loweTo
lavre. bj tleem, *,e . compressed: to Hamburg. bj eteeiu,
J?c.. compressed: to Bremen, by steam, *ae., compressed;
tu Liverpool, 5-18c. by eteim ; by veil. 8 32d.
i *T.org ann IIbain.?Receipt*?Vlour. 0.768 hble.; wheal,
157 318 bushel*; corn meal, 172 bbli. end 320 aaclth: oeie.
HI,H78 hualiels; corn. 54,188 ilo.; ry*. 27.782 do. ; berley
melt, 3 i.Hfkl da The flour market was dull, aeil, in eouiu
caeea. lower. Til* aalea wor* 13,400 bbla.. Including sit at*
14 latere aud tionthern at th* annexed quotation*. By#
flour Bold to tb* axle in of abont 300 bbla. at #11 40 a ?3 I.Y
Coin meal we* quiet. with aalea of 70O bbla. el $3 34 for
Brandy win* ana $2 85 a $3 1U for W**t*in Jeraey and I'enn
avlvama yellow. W* quote;?
So. a Mete Id 7.4 e (3 34
Huperflno Stai*,.. a N4 ? 4 30
Kxtra State 4 '<0 a 4 35
Cholc* Slat* 5 34 e 6 on
Superfine Weateru 3 85 a 4 -O
Kxira Weetern 4 1*'* 4 30
Mlnnetota 5 34 e 8 7.4
Round hoop Ohio, shipping brauoa 4 ou a fi i'
Round hoop UhJo. trade brauda 5 '?*> e tl 40
Kani.li 7 1*1 a H St>
St. I.uuls, low extra j in a U <0
ft. Louie, straight extra tl 4ue 7 00
St. Louia, choice double extra 7 O a 8 35
St. Loula. choieu faintly 8 35 a B 41)
Rye Hour, flue to superfine 3 70 a 4 30
Southern, No. 3 3 on a a 75
Southern, aupertiu* 3 8.4 a 4 JO
Southern, extra 4 74 a 6 75
Southern, tauiily 7 00 a 0 00
Cum meal, Weateru 3 0>a 3 35
Corn meal. Jersey 3 OO a 3 35
Corn meal. Hraudywln* 3 40 a 3 O
Corn meal, puncheon* 20 OO a 20 40
? The wheat market wax dull and price* were lower, cioslug
nominal at$l 13 a $1 14 for No. 2 Chicago and $1 1H a
tl is a tl !H tor Milwaukee, the out?id* price for very
rh dee. The aalea wero about 04.000 buaheU at tt.ol a
$1 01 for rejected and flu. 8 Oswego, #1 "U a tl U for So.
3 Milwaukee, tl 14 a tl 14>i lor prim* So 2 Chicago,
tl is for lair So. 3 Milwaukee. $1 3o lor No. 1. tl 41) for
white, tl a $1 23 for ungraded and tl 30 fur old amber
winter, crop 1874. Uye waa uuiet. Bariey and barley mult
were unlet. Corn waa uuiet and stead/ with aalea of ubou{
120.000 hnatiela at 4 c. a 531oc. for heated and damaged;
5H)$c. a 57c. foratnamer mixed, 58c. lor low mixed, B2c. for
New York yellow, 5?c. a tt lc. for graded mixed, o2c. a 0o'ac.
fur ungraded do, and 5!ic. for June deliveiy. data were
quiet but steady. Sale* were about U5.000 bpshe.s ut 4<ic.
tor mixed. 44c. tor white, 4<>c. for No. 1 unxed. Hic. ? 46c.
lor vYextern white. 4Uc for white mixed, on track; 3.H.'. ?
40o- fur Weetern mixed, 3dc. e 38c. fur graded low mixed
end 40c. for No. I mixed.
Licnn 1 xs.?We note axle of 4O0 roll* hogging at 13c.
IIkmr and Jit* were quiet. IV e quoteAiuer can
dreaaed, tlW) * $-'00 for single, $200 e $.'25 for douule nnd
$120a $12.4 for rough ; ManlU hemp, iij*c., gold; Rueaia,
clean, i J 0 a $3111. gold, Italian, t 7.4 a $380, gold; Jute,
4'4C. a 5tjc . currency; Jul# huttx, 2"?c., ceah; Staal hemp,
d.'-r., gold; Iatle. 5'0c. a 5',c., gold
Mimas*** was quiet and steady. We quote:?Cuba, cen
trifugal and mixed. 33c u 28c ; clayed, 3<>c. x 33c.; do. niita
ruvitdo refining, 3"C. a 3tc. ; do. grocery, 33c. a tCc. ; I'urto
Rico, 35c. a .4 c.: Kngllah I stands, 32c. a 50c.; New Urleatu,
fair to good. 48c. a 52a ; prime to choice. 46c. a .4 e.
Naval. StonKt ?Th market lor spirit* inrpciitlnu waa !
quiet, Koein win a shad* Uruier. Tar wax flriu ; l()0 bbla i
sold at $2 3744 >br inapecieu and Si 2.4 foe unimpeded. We i
| quote;-Spirits turpentine. 3 <c. a 3U' .c jaiu?C'oiniuun j
1 tu good atraiiicd. #1 70 a $1 75. Tar?Wuahinglon. $3 1.4 a ;
$3 35. Advleea from Wilmington were ax follow* :?Kosln, ,
strained. $1 3 > hid; good ttrained, $1 24 hid. Tar firm.
$1 >*1. Turpantlue ateady; hard. $1; salt. $1 S i; virgin,
I $3; spirits. 37c. bid.
I On.*.?The market waa general}} quiet anj steady, ill 0 1
i bhl*. Northern whale od sold at Sew Bedford ycalcrday. for [
] manufacturing, ou private lerma. We quoieLiuxeed, 1
casks. ,4t>a ; cottonseed. crude, 40c a 42c.; Southern yei
| low. 4flc. a ,4<ic.; yelltxv winter, 4tlc. a 38c ; while wiuter,
i t.?e., lard, present make. t*lc. a U5c.; sperm, crude. $1 37;
do., blenched wiuter. $1 70; do., natural an.. $1 05; whale.
I crude. Northern. 80c.; do., coutliein. .45e.; bleached wiuter.
7 lc. a 72o. ; olive, cask*. $1 17a $1 23l:,; do., caxoa, S4 3.4
a $4 40: winter, bleached llah. 48c.: crude flali, 36e. a 37c.
I'ttanWVl.-Tbr morsel for refined was decidedly hrmer.
We note aalea ol 5,HoO bbla at Baltimore at 14;ac., and
.'>,<*>) at do. at lty. The closing prices were ax loilowa.?
Crnde. in ImlX, H-'ac.; do , in bbla, lie. a 11rellned, in
bblx.. 14t,c. a 13c.; do., caaes, Ira a I8'4c. Kofi nod at
l'hlladelnnia, 14>*c.;do. at Baltimore, 14 1 Ho. a 14 V
Advice* from the Oreek were at folluwa:?Barkers, xteauy
aiidtirin; I'nited. $2; Conduit, $2; I nioii, $1 tl7Jgi oulaide
lines, $1 H4' ship ment, $3 13 bid, $2 171; asked. Oil City
Arm; $1 US?; bin United; shipment. $3 17,'q'.
PNoVi*I(?n.*.?Receipts ?Kork, 7ti bbla : lard, 3,228 tieroet
! and 4<1 kega; rut moaia 152 packages; cacuu. 0 tlercaa and
! 731 bbla.; beet. l.Wtterrea, S4 obi*, and 3HN caaea. The pork
' market waa dull ami easier; aales HO bid*, mesa at $1H Ht? e
$18 75. caili. The closing ? call'' price* w ere as luliowa ??
! June, tin bid, kin 30 asked: July. $12 bid. $10 ti3 asked;
August, $10 fa) bid, $10 tkl asked; September, $12 4o bid,
$lH8lla<ked. Out meats were quiet; tales were 5D boxea
clear bellies at 11.14c ; 10,0U> Iba. pitkled beltlea, 13 lbs.
average, at lo*.; 500 pickled barat at 13c. aud about I,UU>
ptcklcd shoulders at 8c. Krosb hams were quoted
at I0jqc. a 11c., fresh hellita at Olao. a lUu ,
pickled uams at 1I VC- * Ul?e . pickled heiiiea at 2?4c.
a 101,0. and boxed beillet at ?l,c. a lll,c.
Bacon waa ateady at lie. lor city long clem, and 10*{r. lor
Western do.; 374 buses Weetern long clear auld on private
terms. Beef wai dull at former pi lcea. Beat' ham* were
du.l at $23 e $24 for nrim* tYextern. .Smoked meats were
active. Lard was dull and lower, closing at the xecond
call a* loilowaJune. $11 321$ bid. $11 50 aaked: Julv,
$11 32Hi bid, $11 40 aaked; August. $11 45 hid. $11 .40
asked; 8eptrmhcr, $11 02l? bid, $11 >'5 asked: October,
$11 <14 bid, $11 ho asked. 8*1** were uboul 8,5LkJ tiercea
at prlcea varying pit 471, to $11 721, for August, nnd
$11 70 a II 7.) lor Hepleiuber. After't'bang* 500 tiercea
July sol J at $11 3.4: 350 do. du at $11 20; 403 do.
Au.uit at $11 45. aud 2H) do. September at II U21..
Spot waa quiet; 3LX> tiercea Weateru sold at $11 52J,. Re
flned waa quoted at 12'?c. lor South Amrrica, I l'ac. lor
Continent, and 1 lc. lor t.uba Bale* were IlkJ tiercea for
the Continent at 1 like, and 100 tierce* or Cuba at 11a
Butter and cheeea were quiet at uuclianged price*.
Rice.?The market was at.-arty and without Important
change. W* quoteCarolina, lair to prune, tic. a U**c.;
Louisiana, lair tu good, 51qc. a 51,c.; do., prime. 5?$c. a
Uc ; Rangoon, lair lo good, oa a HI4C.; i'atua. good, I'ic. a
7*sc., gold; Rangoon, in bond. 2l,c. n 3\c.. gold.
Ht'oait.?Tb* market for raw waa firmer, sale* were 375
bhd* Krench lelandt at 7^e. R. lined waa ateady. W*
quote:?Kalr to good refining. 7 11-lHc. a 8 1 10c.; Cuba,
grocery, lair to choice. 8),c. a 8.laa ; do., centrifugal, hhds.
and boxea. Noa 8 10 13, nt^r. a i">c.; do., molaaaea. buna
and boxea. tl'sc. a 7^e.: Porto Rico, refining, common 10
prime, 7c. a 8',c.; do., grocery, lair to choice, 8**0. a Hike.;
refined, standard A, R?,o. a llle ; off A. tt*,o. a l?*4c.;
crushed. l<il,a; powdered, H?,a; greuuleted, lUJqc ; cut
lost. |ll\0. _
Stxarix*.?Receipt*?10 cmIu. Th* market was Arm.
with salty of 50 tierce* off grade el luJde.. and .to do. do.
"'rALidiW.?necetpt*?48 hh<la . 67 tierce*. 402 bbl?. and 17
cask*. Ylie market ??? steady, with aalee o HO,OHO Ilia
prime at K4,?. and *3 hhds. city at B]La
Whisxict.- Receipt"nola whiskey and |(I0 bbla.
ale ilini. The market was qui t; d ibble mid at ffl 13(,
Kalenjin.*.?Tba auvauced prn.ee demanded or peiruieum
elieeked a liberal uiveetnrat ru tonnage roiled to I . ajii a<
lor grain vessel* tnere waa a I.roiled demtni'.
Berth mom trae In ialr reqnest Imm grain and
provision trades Katea In general were unchanged.
I lie engagement* were?Tu l.iverpool. by talk 44,ikiO
" "~K>bl "
bushels grain at rl\d lor 12,000 and 7d. lor 2.000 bushels;
2 a I libda. tobacco at 27 a ftd a 3 is . according to aiae, and,
par aienrn. H.UUO busliale grain at Hd.. n.iltk) bu ll la ,tBl4d,
tlie Inside price lor elnpirent thla week; 2",0 II Imxee
ch. Cue at-V>e.t 1,001 tioxea bacon at 40*. To London, per
?.*k ii. A WJO boxes cbasse at .AO*. To lilasgow. per ateatu,
UtOOO busliela grain at lid. <2>Hia I he ebarteri compriaed
an Ilailau bark, hence to Cork tor nrdere. wltn 3.BOO quar
lera gralu at he. Hid. (the Norwegian bark reported In ..ur
last with 4,(100quarters grain, in Cork lor orders, at As ti.l
is loi a direct port Lulled Kingdom, at As. let I; aimrman
bark. Irum Hsltlmnre to Hremeu, with A.tkji) hbts. r -
Aued petmleum ?t 4*. '.id.; a British bark mow
?It I lie breakwater), Irom Baltimore to eu w.rp.
Bremen or Hamburg with i.ftUI i.bla. do at 4?. Ill'jd .
an American schooner, hence to Kcuni, with 2 **> tin *.
naphtha ou private term, a Norwegian bark, ba ne to
Criinatailt, with d.bUO libla refined at a lid; an A , -rlcuu I
bark. Irom Rlchm.ui i to Main e? fi r order*, wltli 3,1kei ,.i,i?
do. at .'.a. Hd.; aiirrmm hark mow here). r> p tried fr in |
Richmond to the Baltic, with U.reai bids u.i on private
terms; a llermen bark, hence to Bremen, a Itli t.MIki bid., do. :
?t As. Hit; an Aniericnb ship, row Philadelphia In Antwerp \
or Bremen, with U.AUH bbla. do. on privais terms; a Nor- !
wegian schooner, with 2.4ISI bbla. do, Irom Baliinioreto
the Baltic, at At. (id.; a Herman alilp (to arrive), from Haiti
more to Bremen, with d.'tiu hbl*. do. ou private terms; >in
American vrbooner, 244 tone, hence with l.imu bb.i. and
H.Huncaae* do., particular* as to deetiuatlon and rale not
known.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
Wkoxxxiiat, Juua 21, lh7tf.
aacatrTi ron two nttl.
I'r.da SJ" rt'
an 'I ana
YarU ftrre. ftni. Calm. Lamia. Bag*.
Sixtieth street. .... 1,128 4 Mii 2A7 ?
Korti-eighth street.. ? 2 220
fortieth street ? ? ? ? .V22H
3,17H
Jersey City. 1.410 ? ? i'.OUli
Totals. 2.A4X 7 J.IHt 2.8M8 M.404
Basra*.?Trade opened alow on thla loreiioon on a mod
erate run of horned cattle, at ,'4c. reduction on be closing
raiea of laat Monday. Prices ranged from H'^r a HIV. per
lb., weight 6)4 cwt. a V cwt.; I rum .A Ilia a A7 Ilia, bae been
allowed net. the herd* to baud ranged Irmu pour In lair,
ami were uearly all sold off by noun. At Sixtieth street
yards H. C. hasluinn sold lor sell Si cara uf horned cattle,
isnlca ?? lollowt;?129 lllinola ntvers at Be. per III., weig it
7 cwt., etroug; WO Illinois steers at Do. per lb . aelixhl 7',
r lb., t ? ? - ?
cwt.; 4M Illinois steers at Bl4c. a H'.e per lb. .weight .cwt.:
34 Illinois Btssrs si ?y. per lb.. Weight 7),cai.: 12a ltd
nols steers at USic at)',.- per lb . weight 7.*% cwt.; 40 1 Ilia us
steers at ll\ per lb., with a tia. liou off per lb., weight 7'4
cwt.; 72 Illinois steer* at B'4c a II*. bar In., weight * cwt.,
scant. I) Walxel told lor Morris A Waixele IU7 lllinola
steers, terms not obtained. X. Minis .old lor s?ll 7.'? Illinois
steers at Bl*e. a 10c. per lb., welgbi 7.', cwt. J. II. Williams
sold lar self 31 Illinois sievra at Bl*c. per lb ,
weight 7 cwt., scant. 21) Illinois slsars at I'Je. per
lb., weight 7', cwt.. scant; held on sal*, lb Illinois slsars.
H. K- 1 orchard wdd lor Coou A Ho,bury 3-1 Illinois stsura ,,t
Be per lb., with $1 ou par bead, wi Ight u>* cwt., strong; 4A
lllluuls stears at lilc. a m'4c. per lb., weight "S ewt.;
heIgel A Meyer M.ld tor selves 17 still lad Illinois stesra at
B'4c. per In., weight 7'4 cwt.; HI lllinola steers at p>4.. per
I >.. weight 7 U cwt.; IX Illinois steer* at B>*e. per lb .
weight V cwt.; 17 Illinois stesrt at b*4c. per lb . weight si?.t
cwt. a 7 ewt.; HI Illinois steers at I He. per lb . we ght h'4
cwt.; 3u Illinois ssecr* at ltl'.,)). per lb. a ith 41 on per
head, weight Hi, ewt.; bald 011 sale Mil Illinois steers.
At Jereey City yards w. O Donned sold lar X. W. Allarton
17 Colorado steers at H?*c. per lb.. Wright tt,(* cwt 1 17 bo,,
ursdo St. ars at Be. per lb., weight? cwt ; Id Ilinois sleera
atB'ic par lb .weight 7cwt; <1. Uala>cliioidt suld lor , ersch
myer A Co. 4B Illinois sisers at Be. a B>?c. per in., weights
'4 cwt. a 7'j ewt.; Illinois steer* at Ma. a Ih'4c. per lb.,
weight 7>< cwt. a -it* cwt.; lor Hopper A Co.. 03 ililnois
t^steert at Btqe. par Iti., with ffl ou par uead. weight 7'., can;
.12 Missouri steen at Hjac. par lb., weight HV ewt Samuels
A Itegenstaia sold for Hlrseh, Mvsr A To. 73 Illinois
" s tt?4
stears at B'*c. per lb., walghis W4 cwt. a 7t* cwt.; :id
Illinois steers at W\c. per lb., with SI ou per head, weight
">4 cwt. a 71-, ewt. M. Louterbacb sold >or Hopper A t o.
17 Mi-*ourl steer* at Mr. per lb., with Atlc. on per head,
weight 71*ewt.. scant; Id Missouri stears at BJ4e. per lb.,
with PI off per bead, weight 7<4 cwt ; hd Mltsoa I Hrert at
t",c. a H\c. per ib . weight 7 cwt. H. W Hbcrman sold for
*. W, Allertoa MB Illinois steers at Be. par lb., weight ?' j
cwt.; 17 Illinois steers at B>jC. per lb., weight 7l4 cwi.; Id
Illinois steers at Bjis. tier lb., wttl' 91 en per head, aaiglit
7,'e CWL Coney A Uei liersosi told for X. W Allerion Id 1111
nols stsera at Be. a l*?c nsr lb., weight 1'4 twt., for S. Hum
nitr< H4 Indiana steers at n%e perlb , weight Urwt.
Xiiyrr ARII Langs.?Trade alow; quality from poor to fair.
Xbeep sold at tc. a <l'4fl. per Ib.: Inmns nt ?c. n Inc. par In
J. Klrby Sold 4A4 Kentucky lambs, weight 20 A7(> lbs.. at Be.
per lb. JuddA Hueklagbain sold 211 tjtilo tbebp, weight
?m irlb, ?
1-.2XHI t., at O.tgc. per lb Ks-oA Kidcock sold 22? Ohio
?heeo. welgtit IB.ilHH lbs , at A',e. oar lb.; I?3 Ohio Sheep,
weight 12.270 lb*., at Be. par I ,. t l?4
BW Mil . _ Ohio sheep, we gut
17.41k! lbs.. At .Vic par lb ; 2i? Ohio sheep, weight
?g0.B40 lbs., nt >'*?. par lb.; 374 TlrrlnU lamb-,
weight 3 ,4HO lbs., at Xe tier Ib. S 1211 Kentucky lambs,
weight H.B20 lbs. at X'*c. per lb.; TiHOalawnra lamln, weight
H.4ltl lbs., at Be. tier Ib.; .>4 Jersey lambs, weight 8,470 lus.,
at like, per IV Hams A Kdiott s >ld 4d Hint* sheep, welglit
3.M.VI lb* . nt 4e. per lb.; 27 state sheep, weight 2.4 U ins ,
at 5V per lb.; 31 Xtate sheep, weight 4.BIO lb*., at AV
per .b.; 34 Xtate lambs, wnight i.x.ti lbs., at ajar per Ib.
Miu-n ( ova ?Tiiran Iresh cows sold nt a 992 0 a 96A
par head, calert Included.
Vx?t.a ARB Cai.tbs. - Bnttermllk fed raises told at 4?. a
Ac. par Ib.: ordinary qaallty calves at A'je. a tie. par lb.; no
eholce quality veal* *? y?t te band
Hon* ? rbtr* w*re no live bogs (,? sale.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Oalvkstor, Juae 21, IB7B.
Cotton quiet; middling, IIJH?.; low middling, lo',* ;
good ordinary, BWc. Net receipts. So bales. Alports coast
wl*a, 18. bales. s40. Stock. -.B41;
Btw oblrar*, June 21, 197R
Cotton qaiet and steady; middling, 11 Wa.; low middliag.
I Rind ordinary, IM.e. Not receipts. 487 bales; gross.
.V7 Rxporta to K.slice, 3.B4H. coastwise. 1.311. Stock,
79.H3U
_ Morilb. June 31, 1878
Cotton firm: middling. lllje.; low in-ddllng. !"????;
g.md ordinary. 9c. Not rodolpto. 12 baleo. Export* coast
w.is. 142. Saioi, 300. Stocx, 8,51*1. .
_ BArA.niAii.Jnno 21, 1878.
< otton quiet; middling, lie.; loot middiiug. lu^e.: ic?od
ordinary. 8Lc. Not receipts .87 bn e?: groas, 387. Exports
coastwise, fl"8. Sales. 1H. Htock, 4.2B8.
? Chari i.srois. Juuo 21, 1978.
CjBton quiet: middiiug, II k,c , low middling, 1(>%C. a
lf"ac.: good ordinnry, 10e. Net receipts, 128 baton. Export"
eoaatnrioo. 107. Salt., gnu Stock. 3.808.
_ . . . WlUMKMOR, Jnao 21. 1B7B.
Spirit* of turpontlno steady at 27c. Rutin Urm at $1 20
for otrained. Tar Qrtu at (I till.
_, Oawsuo. Jane 21, 187".
riuur moody; No. 1 spring, $H75; ainlirr winter $7:
white do., 87 25 a 97 30; double extra. 47 73: concessions
are made on round lota: .ale., l.diiu bids Wheat quiet
No. I Milwaukee club, 81 M: car lot. do . 81 27, extra
whliii Michigan. 81 SO. t'orn unchanged: wiles, '.',UUU buali
*1" at Site, t orn tneal unchanged Milliard unchautred.
Canal heights? Wheat, 5)te.; corn and rjre, 5c to New York:
lumber, 82 tn the Hudson l.ake receipts?W beat ,2.41.0
bushels: lumber, t!W3,0i sj I'eel. Canal .Lij.uicuta? Wheat,
3.UA) bushels; lumber, 133,tWO feet.
KirrakO. N. Y? Juno 21, 1878.
Rccelpto? Bjr canal ? Flour, t),7 <' t.bla,; wheal, J33.UU0
huahrlo; corn, I'd i,t??t do ; oato. 19 out) do. . by railruado?
Klour. 2.Ht*i bbls.; wheal, HM??> bushels; com, 2I.UUI do. t
oale. 13,1* 0 do.: barley. 2.0 tO do. .-bipment* -By c.inal to
tidewater?Wheat. ;t?, OH bushels; corn, 2-1,1 AX) do.; by rull
roada?Flour, 2,' 0 ) I.bit.; wheat, 4O.0UU bualiela: corn,
80,1) 0 do ; oata. 1 :!,(**.) do.; barley, 2 (JOO do. Canal freights
dull; S\u. for wheat, S'.c. for com, to New York. Klour
quiet aud unchanged. wheat neglected: entirely nominal
(lorn dull, easy; .alee of 3.71J0 bushel* high mixed at S'-Hc..
4,"<J0dii. No. 2 mix. d Western at S2!,c. a ! 3c Oata quiet;
aales ul 7UJ bu.hel* No. 2 Western at 38c., 2,500 do. Wi.enu
aln at 33c. Rye inactire. Hurley neglected. Malt quiet,
steady Pork dull: 819 73 tor hoary mesa. Lard dull at 12c.
II ighwlnes nominally $1 13, city made.
Tolrpo, Juno 21. 1878.
Flour dull. Whent weak: No. 1 whito Michigan, 81 27',;
No. 2 do., #1 14: extra do., 81 34: amber Michigan, 81 'Jul,;
Jmie, 81 2tiJ, ; July, 81 21; No. 2 do., 81: No 2 reel winter,
81 It",; No. 3 red. $1 Oil rejected red. 90c.; Michigan,
K.ic. Corn dull, shade lower; high mixed. 52c : July. SI ',c.;
August, >2JuC.; luw d?..41'r. : no grade, 4fltuc.; dam iged,
:i7c.; do Dayton and Michigan. NKc. Oala dull; So. 2,
32c.; Michigan, 32'aC,; rejreted, 80c. Receipts?4HU bills,
flour, 77,IJUO bushels wheat, 47,'X.Kldo. corn, 7,'LOdo. oats,
(shipments?0110 bolt, flour, 18,0011 bushels wheat, 23,000 do.
cum, 23 (JOO do. oata.
Chicaoo. June 21, 1876.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat unsettled: opened
at rung mid higher and cloi-d at Inside prices; Nu. 2 ''hir.i l?
spring, #1 Od. June; $1 OP* Jul. ; sales et 81 OJkJ a 81 04,
July; 81 03. August; No. 3 Chicago spring. SIPJe.: re
jected. 7Sn. Corn lu good dsmaud. but lower; No 2.4.>'ac.
sp -i; C>\c.. July: 437ac.. tugusi; rejected, 41c. Oals
easier; No. 2 at 28taC. a 28j|p., spot; 2?f?e. a July.
Rye easier ai 6!?c. a t)l"ac. Hurley dull and nominal at 38a.
Pora in fair demand, hut at lower rates; 818 80 a 818 83
apol and duly: 819 03 a 81". August. Lard dull, weak and
lower; 811 <>S, snot and July ; 811 13 a 811 17Ja, August.
Hulk me its dull aud u shade lower; shouldrra,
7c. x 7'0C.; clear rib sides, 10c. a l"',c.;
clear sides. 10>?c. a lUj*c. Whiskey higher ut
81 10. Freights un hanged. Receipts?Klour. 11.0 *1 bids. ?
wheat. Hl.isrt bushels; corn, 147,0OO do.;outs. 33.0t.0do.;
rye. 4.000 do.: bur.ev. 4.UI0 do. Shipments - Flour O.tHO
bins.; wheat, 77,000 bn-hels; corn. 422 000 do.; outs, 84,00>)
no. i rye. 9.311 do ; barley. 24.000 do. At the nliernoott cull
of the Hoard:?Wheat eusy.Sl 03 a 81 03jg, Jttly; 81 09V,
August. Curu lower; 4.'i'.tc. it 4S7,c , July. 43\e., August.
Oats dull. Purk lower; 818 00 Jo y ; 819 811 bid, August.
Lard dull; $11, July.
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
PkOUDKWCK. K I., June 21, 187".
The printing cloth market eontlunes flrm at 3.',c. a 3*4c.
for the best 04x04, with light transactions.
0
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
Lonpox Pkopucr .markkt. ?Loxoox, June 21?Even
ing. - Lluseed oil. 23a. 'hi. perewt.
Livxurooi. Pkoui pk MAKKxr.?Livxkhool, June 21?
Evening.?Linseed ui^, 23a. Od. per cwt.
nVARClAL.
TTni AHflN ABLkT"HA Tests. ? Jti)N Elf oTQMptlS
A Endowment lusuraucs Policies. Mortgages aud other
aecnrltlaa; Insurance ol ai siuds effected with beat com.
paniss. J. J. HAHKICIi A CO., 117 Hroadway
A-Znov* SPKCULATO (UCAN RECEIVE.A SAMPLE
. copy ol this week's doiugs in Wall sL Ires; contains
predictions at to luture prices ol stocks, with quotatioua of
slock privileges for aavco to oO days aud Infortuatlon a> to
heat mode of operating. Address TL'MHRIDtjK k CO.,
Slock Brokers. Ug Broadway corner Wall St., New York.
Ill VK YK.A118?i STATE MONKY T<I LlJAN, AT 'B AND
7 per cent interest. 1IYATT. 143 Broadway.
For sale-a FftW~ sharks' citizens' bane
.stock. Wanted?O a.-ou Steam Navigation Company's
Stock, by K. S. Mi-.NDELS. Jr., 35 Wall st.
1 ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON MOUT
gago New York city property; cltv railroad Stocks aud
Molids bought an t sold. 11 L OKA NT, Ipo Hroadwut.
TtlHD N. PiTskCeTno. 3 PINK ST' loaNS MONBY
U uu New York ana Breoalyn Heal Estate.
Six per cent money for first clai< loans.
MORTCiXuBB FORlCCLOBBb PRE E OV CUABOR BY
xu experienced real estate lawyer. Address ATTOtt
NEY, oox 1.>? Herald olllce.
mos OK TUB*'ILLINOIS CENTRAL KaTlHOAD
Company.
New York, Juuo 21, 1870.
A dividend of four per cent has becu declared lir this
company, payable ou the first day ol August next, to the
holders of full paid shares, registered at the close ol tho
14th day of July next, alter which and until tho Sth day of
Auguat the tronsler hooka will be closed.
L. V. P. RANDOLPH,
Treasurer.
N LIBERAL TERMS?MOXKY ON LIFE-1S8UR
anre policies. Apply to LIFK AND LOAN ASSO
CIATION. 102 Broadway, room 1.
fPO LET?THE OLD ESTABLISHED EXCHANGE
X and Hanking tllflcc. Bull's Head Bank building; umd
crate rent t. an energetle party. App.y now. SAMUEL
K1LPA I'KICK.
uEirr
39. h -t
wanted Upon a oooo chaTiel xnur
iP'"'U gage. Address T. S., Herald Uptown Braucb
office..
117 ANTED?8-'8.""0 ON M OR I'll All K AT fl PER
TT on Improved Property. MAKTIN. 247 West S
(fcsilWWY WASTKu-oNk'-rurKriiappraised
JbOUUU 'valus ; Funs on l-ong Island; 15 miles
Iron Hrooklyo; i>'? s*res under cuhlcstloo;
house. lorwe born, windmill. *?. Adilrew slMONBON *
CO., AW Rum ague it. Brooklyn. ,
Arii iiiwi-lll 1,1 >AN, O.N BOND AND MOKT.
$5Ui"4lvn'r?wTLU Sh Ptr. ?>, Wow Torfc.
S1.U0U.U00 t.^bK ?OKroAU,s AT
V V. K. STr.Vr.NSON, Jr., No. 4 Pino at. _
cOP.vkTn RltiiHIPn,
TAi-HiiLOtIO ?TilE COPARTNERSHIP ?KKhTO
IJ fore e&Wttiic tinder the ttrii nstue ofWhftefy M Neil
m ho* boon Oil. d.y dlwolT.d b^muL.o^euuTO.t^
WALTER H. NEILSON.)
BCkllVKM OPIMHITIMT1KN.
i HARE Bl.-IN MS OpFoJkft Si TV.? A JUBHINU
A Keroeene Lamp Bu.ine.s of 11 year.' .landing In Hol
timorr. t.>r ?ni? . prwanl ????'? deeire to derote tit Ir in
t.ra tnuo to tliolr petluleuni and other oil Ifeue; bu?tn>'?.
Ltand con be hod on lease ot reasonable rent For portico
lor. kd it roll bo* 7h6 Punt oltico, Bolil ilfl. Md.
k PARTNER WAN TED-CAN MAKE MONEY FAST.
A iJ W rouuired; Itoll Intare.l; kojol IcKltlntotc bu?lne??.
Portico or. ot W.iKK. N. BIN Knot I th ot.
T ClIANCR SKLDuM OFFERED TO A YOUNU MAN
A with f IDA A'ldrc.o H. J. 0-. Horold oBco.
o 'KI'-I.NKsS MAN. WITH iMO". < vN SECURE AN
A #?|Ool Intere.t In o well paylBK bn.li ???; eou control
u?n lonil.; o roro opportunity riifjit party
Yr.tlooll.iii .oliolurd. tnil mi oroddrot. O. i. La lOKl A
Co., 3?sl il..wery. ?
| T Vol Nil BUSINESS Ml* WILL INVEST $a.WO
j\. and service* In en established busltiOM. Address MUK
KiMON. box 120 Mefeld office.
A?ciJ?XuUtlon oMb. EVEN I NO TELEGRAM for the week
endli,,.100.17.^:-^ 9> nKm A MNE
*#*4V,AlTr.KTWVNO:''^'cfcNT1?"A" LINE"
Tneedky. nVfiWiEVi","iki" CBNW A LINE." '
W,d".rf*Abv"?KTlMNO.'' JO CENTO'A'LINE.' '
Ti^'^dTkktmino, ^.cento'a line:'' ;?
' VTl ?y,,ADVKRTWiNO.'^' w"okNTii" A'iatfiC" ' ,
?otnrdojr.^Jnne ' j.^MTO' A ' MNS. J__
ADVERTISING. 2C CENTS A LINE.
Trtftsl ??????**?' ? ? .**.?aw'i'mW
' ADVKRl'isilid, CENTS A LINE ^ ^
n^ly|"rti??*i.lnit out ei tii? cit<- ihould subeerlbe iur
TH fc EVENING TELr lit:AM ;
50 cente per montli. to o yoor. poueg.- prepaid.
T THOROUGH BC9INEM-. MAN. WILLING TO UK
A ?ote in. entire time, e n purchase f .r ?l. Oil e luir In
tereeiln.poylnirco.il bu.lne.o which p-e.ent owner con
not Kiv? the Otientl-.n It mente; li competent may I.oto
lull oharae o. nu.iue.s, with reo.onoolo .alary for .ervlce.. i
Call U Merchant ? Manufoclnrliu end Construction i <?tn
poor. 40 Biruod ?t. _ _
? HAMPI.K AND LUNCH Ri>i>VI?SPLENDID LOCA
A lion, e.tniiilebed. porino bnelneoe. donre town, o h*r
WILLIAM w BHAW. 41 linhenre plncn.
i It.IlK CIIA.NCK FOB A MAN WILL}NO TO IN
J\ re.t $.1110 oud oitetd in ..Mce dutlee?Hoi I I itere.l ill
no e.lob i.h^.l money mn.inir ...mns A.ldre.. stlLlD
FOUND vTION. Iler. Id ? IBee .
AN OLD EHTAiljdHED EN''N|<j*? EU-'iNitgN PoE
?|p. C. W. MM IT J. 4th nr., J7lh .t.
InxFea induoembntT-for malk. a. can aha
li I'stent: tne food* ere ?Upl? end meet with *r#st SSI#
hern; o Inetory In fa.I operotlon un.ble to (III ?r<irr.;
oxominotlon ...lu lled fr .tu nny penl.tmon meonln? huD
new. ? nil at ?l Hud...u .t? r-?m I. or nddre... o..x l,.l-?b
l*o#l office. . . ..
rioksATk cm kxchanok for di-.sirahleka.st
F orn Property nnencniuberrd. ? well e.tobll.bfd . bmr
In Mill in in.I operotlon. In o Eeotern Mole, with Hi.
run ot .i..ne ond o eopoolty ^"^IeVkTOn' TO
r4 ..OKI cleor. Apply to tlRIOHK A t.AELBTOE, TO
Brood way. -
til OR DISPOSAL-ONE UP THE BEST * A BEETS ON
F tbo wo.t ?lde; leodlnp ovenu ?. for fall portlcnlor.
iVtnlro of fA T LtrK A LaNV. 7H Bnrolny ?t- .
MANUPACTUKERS OF STAPLE ARTICLES HE
tirinK to eotobluh o ooieo oponcy In Mo.ton con meet
witn on e erKotlc mid reliable ojeiil. wba.n refe.oi.te. .re
u.idonbto I. by oildrewlBK CKOVVELL, boo IM P.?t ^ce.
Ne? ip'trleh. N. H.
Partner wanted.-the MaNVPatuMR op a
popular ohlrt. c.mtrollinir o lor?e Al trade, .le.irlo* to
reorironuo tin. foil, bat who., eoplltl I. i..en?lcleot to ? o tbo
trodr olon., do%lro* o portnor either wwclol or act .re; the
letter preferred. ArldreM $. ?!., box Ik! Herald o nce.
ILL EaCHANUK PART INTEHKjT IX MV
Elevator lur Me ohondlee or ?o??d i.oal K.toto
C vMPMELl Pr.neh ? I
resell ? Hotel.
AVTKD-A MAN. will! CAPITAL, to enoaob
VT in o eommerci .1 enterprlw. the plan of which I. n.w
and taking A.inrew N. or c.ll >1 JTO Mow lltb ?l
WJ
w;
anted-a partner in an old establishkd
Vy city rotall dry ?<wdo bouw; location oo.l bo.jn.w
Sr.t clow; W a tnorou.h booinow man. Willi $1 A**'"7
?*.%.< Ik) o,h capital a roe# opportunity will be *i?en Ad
drew J, M. b.. iter.Id idkeo
AV ANTED TO IN VKSI -WITH HKRVICRS, $b.0>?' TO
Vf 'iKlUUU.My ? b??i?s?s min, ll
mannlnc nrlng or ae.e .utile, wi.ete cap.tol '? "snlr.d t.
extend or partner Metre, to mliw. AddrwW REaDI. box
4.UM Pool OMOO
Bl'HISKSS OPPOKTl7*ITIKS.
fl-r/l VVI l.l. l-STABUrtfl ANY GENTLEMAN I!fX
Df?, proBtsUla ISumwh. never Introduce* la this
eouutrr ; can tuake *-?> weakly po-lil vHy.
llAKDINli, HM1 Brnsilwsy.
<J?i>> i|| ||| CASH-PO* BALK (NO BKUKEKi* tf. KO
V-.'M/W apply), Chop sud Club lloutr, with Lease
anil Flsitires: s -mart man. ur>ed tu the bii-iitvs, this la the
Elace for hint; no better lu fne Slate: leara alt J ear? ; aat
ifari.>r> rvasoo* far selling; tint la an A1 place. Address
WILLI AM. Herald oBioe.
d>.\7|}u| -MAM KACTfRI.Nii Bl'diMEAS, IN Stc"
?P'JtUlM/. restful uprr.ttlon. 8 year*, natliny IW.'I <? to
pd.tJtllJ par annua; suulpped with ail tiece.aery machinery,
carrying no stork. without rink or liability; prirc
worth $12,000; ia offered for aala uu (aroriabla terms. the
owner briny called to Europe; only cash reriulrad,
balance easy tamo from profits; every facility lor ?tncteat
iuvt-ai igation. Address STEADY HI -I Nh>s, herald oSlca.
Afu\ Him ?a rlifiii wax i-kh. silent <>5
VtlW.UUlr, active. In the gold and ailver bullion aa
aayii g and refining bu-lue-s; established for yrartt and pat ?
my laryn prottta: no chance of loss. AUdraaa V., boa ItM
Herald owca.
Sft/in 11| || | w anteuT- Iemvli'kmtiaE a no
? 111U.I loo. responsible party to feriu carnpuny Ad
drear t 'lfdl'ANY, Heruld office, ataliug wbare an tniarvlaw
cau be bud.
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Messrs. Lewis K. WoilF k Hroiher, manufacturers ef
bruahea, of N'u 78 Pearl street. have been sold out by
the Sbenlt.
The liabilities of Meesra. William Cheeks k Co., job
bers In dress gooJs, of Broadway, are now slated to be
only about $50,000, inatoad of $-260,000, aa previously
reported. Messrs. Cheeks k Co. are endeavoring to
settle with their creditors by a compromise of forty
cents on the dollar. (
The examination of Otto Huster, dealer In lors, of
Maiden lane, was continue J yesterday belore Register
Allen, of No. 152 Broadway.
The first meeting of the creditors of Henry W. Uowett
was held yealvrduy before Register Alloa, when Frun?
els Scbell was elected assignee, alter the following
debts bad been proved:?K. P. Scott A- Co., $2,501 81;
Pettis A l.uaiho, $510; Thomas Usftiehl, $500; Francis
A. Hull, $500.
The ilr-i meeting of the creditors of Franklin A.
Thurston, builuor, was held yesterday before Register
Alien. No uebls weru proved, and Mr. .lobn 11. 1'latl,
the otflciul assignee, was appointed ass goto.
At a meeting of tho creditors of John M cMullen, held
vesterdaP at the office of Register Williams, ol No. 4
Warreu street, Mr. JohnU. Cameron was elected
assignee.
The first meeting, in composition, of the creditors of
John C. and John K. Baxter was buhl yestorduy. belore
Register Fitch, of No. 345 Broadway. The bankrupt*
opposed a composition ol twenty live cent* on the dob
lar. but the meetingpdjourned without taking any ac
tion thereon.
At the second ootupusition meeting of the creditor*
ol i i cor go |. Burr, lield yesterday, before Register
Fitch, thero was no opposition expressed to the ottered
composition of forty onta ou the dbiiar.
The Urst meeting ol the creditors of William 1?
Fisher, to elect un assignee, which was set down tor
yesterday, beloro Register Fitch, was adjourned until
the 30th Inst.
DRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK.
The run on the Dry Dock Savings Bank was con
tinued yesterday, and tho crowd of anxious peopl*
waiting to draw their little saving* was even greatei
than on the previous day. Tho sidewalks were thronged
long before tho doors were opened, and aa soon as ihej
were thrown open a rush was made for tbe paying let
ler's desk. The crowd steadily increased Irom tea
o'clock till one, and three policemen were required t?
keep the excited people lu order. Several of those whs
called, however, finding their money was promptly
forthcoming, went away without drawing It, and some
even made deposits to mark their unshaken confidence
In the bank, The greater part of the crowd were Ger
mans and Hebrews, and it la said that tbe run origin
ated at a meeting of a German lodge. At tbe time the
bank closed at three o'clock there wero about 300 per
sons Inside, and a great number were still on tbe side
walk. I'p to that hour abaut $70,000 had been with
drawn.
Mr. Mills, tbe President, stated that the bank would
be well able to stand the ruu, and that It could, If
nocossary, pay every uollar of deposits. He said that
tuere were n > grounds lor the panic and comparod H
to a groundless cry of Ore in a crowded thcalre. The
bank officials, be said, are utterly at loaa lor a reason
lor it. uuless it can bo lonnd in the fuct that the poor
and uon-Lngluih speaking customers ol the institution
had confouuded it with tho Mechanics and Traders'
Hank, a reiereo lor which bad been appointed by ttu
courts. The bunk baa in bonds and mortgages,
$2,346,950; in bonds of cities of tbe State of New
York. $1,304,000; in New York city bonds, $4,427,000;
government bonds, $2,308,000, and In real estate,
$020,000. These securities can readily be realised
upon a basis of at least ten pur cent above par. If
net emarv $7,000,000 ran be put at command to meet
anv ami all deniuuds.
tbe oenk oUlcials express themselves as very confi
dent that as soon as the people become convinced thai
there is no real cause toraiarra the run will cease.
THE EMPRESS EUGENIE'S LACES.
New* has been recelvei at the Custom Hoaie from
the United States District Attorney's office that the
ee.ebrated smuggled lece goods which were made for
Eugenie, ex F.mpres* ol the French, ere to be shortly
?old for government eccount at United States Mars
abal'a auctlou. They were soiled In May, 187$, by
Capiain Bracken, Special Treasury Agent, who fob
lowed their owner, a Mr. Hoorlx, or Brussels, fro?
this city to Philadelphia, tbenec to Wilmington, Del,
and thence to Wualiington, where they were seized
bm contraband. The goods were exhibited at the
last Pari* Exhibition. Toe late Mr. A. T. Siewart ex
pressed a w.sb to be present at tneir aaie. Mr. Grant,
ut tbi Arm of Urant k Miller, swell known Custom
House lace expert, was asked to ptaoe a value upon
the laces, and said he could not. A dress and shawl
have been restored to Mr. Hoorix upon his representa
tion that said good* belonged to his wile i here re
main some eighteen or twenty pieces to be disoosed
ol and their s.do promises to bo n most Interesting
affair in sp-.te ol hard limes.
THE POLICE PAUADE.
The annual parado of the police taxes plsoe to-daft
The line will form in Lafayette place between elgul
and bill-past eight A. M., and start promptly at nine
o'clock, passing through Fourth struct to Broadway,
up Broadway to fourteenth street, aero? Fourteenth
street to Fourth avenue, up Fourth srenue to Twenty
third street, across to Madison avenue, up Madison
sveuue to Tblrty-iourth street, across to Filth avenue,
down Fifth avenue to Fourteenth street, tbenoa nl ng
west a de ol t'nion rqiinro to the plaza, where the
foico will be reviewed by Mayor Wlckbam aud probably
Governor Ttlden, and also the beads of the various
uepariments, besides other distinguished persons The
time set for tno review ir ton A. M. Between l.fiOO
and 1.H00 men will be in line. The entire command
will be under Superintendent Walling, and tbe four
Irspcctora will each have a division. The men will nil
wear the new Berby hats.
THE BOILEIt EXPLOSION.
Coroner Kllinger yesterday empanelled a jury In ths
case of Kneeland Wright, the o?ok of tbo tugboat H.
W. Workman, who met hi* death the day previous by
tbe terrible explosion. Alter the Jury formally ex
amined the mangled remains of the deceased they wem
dismissed for the pre-ent. It bo ng the intention oftbe
Coroner not to hold ihe inquest until alter ovory exer
tion has been made to find tbe bodies of the two miss
ing men who were in the boat si the time ol tbs ex
ploaiou. No traces ss vet baru been Ioul.1 ol them.
I BROOKLYN'S NEW CITY BUILDING.
Yesterday forenoon ground ws? broken on tbs Site
set span by the Common Council for tbe erection of n
new municipal building, on the west side ol the King*
Couuiy Court House. At eleven o'clock a large
assemblage of cltlzona and officials gathered on Jorale
mon street, in tbe vicinity of the ground selected, and
Mayor kebMOder made his appearance, ahovel In hand,
and removed u small quantity of earth amid the
cheers of the spectators. President French, ef the
Hoard ol Aldermen, lollowed the example, after wbtoi
several addresses were made. Tbe Mayor said sotnf
lorty years ago tne corner stone waa loi-f
for the City Hill. It was urn intended
to erect a build lug which sbeeld covet
the whole of City H.?ii suuare; but* tbe panto
ol 1KI7 put a atop 10 the bitllilmg lor the time being,
and the project smmber d nil 1?44. when tbe present
t'liy Hall was begun sod completed within two years,
011 the modified pian. The nulluing as originally m
ti-noi d would be wbst s now wanted lor room and con?
venlesow The i-raritcsi mechanics who are member*
01 th-1 Aidermanic Commute# on Building will nee to
It, Hia Honor said, 'that this is as bnueai a Job ss was
ever put op In Ihe city ol Brooklyn.'' It Is a loriu
nnto nme, iiou provides work lor many unemployed
mechanics and laborers In ths city.
Alderman Fisher then spoke, reviewing tbe history
of the t'ny Hall, whie.i cost, with all us lurniture,
9'iM.OdO. The uaw Court House cost bat $V?l,7fW 'ix.
It cannot be said that Brooklyn la extravagant in her
public buildings. Corporation Counbal Be Wilt, .toper
visor ('lark aud Alderman Martha also made short
speeches, slier which the work of excavating w s began.
The bulking, wbleb is to con 9900,000, will bare a
depth of l.'iO feat and will have a troat on Jnratcmob
street of 100 leal. It to to be finished by May 1, 1V77
HAD FATE OF AN UNKNOWN WOMAN.
Early yesterday morning an naknowa woman, sap
posed If ba a tramp, wan horribly maagtod on thai
Pennsylvania Railroad, within the limits oi Newark
city. The remains had to he gathered tip la k scooj.
They are beyond reuogmt o i. tint are held till to-day it
tue Morgue. II not iduutiited they Will M couat^iahA
to the Potter'e Field.

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