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V liiici S coh
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A Halt in tlie Upward Stock Movement?Prices
Generally Lower.
?
GOLD 112 1-8 A 111 7-8 A 112.
*
Money ou Call 2 and 21*2 Fer Cent?Government
Bonds Steady?Railroad Bonds
More Active and Firm?luvest
meat Shares sieauy.
Wall Sthsbt, 1
Thcksdat, July 0?4 1'. M. (
The tendency of the slock market to-day baa
I, be?D downward, in spite of tbe efforts of tbo few
bulla wbo bare taken the bit in tbeir teetb for the
purpose of causing an advance. In fact, tbere are not
\a few intelligent observers, disconnected trout any in
( rest and therefore not likely to be biassed in tbelr
Judgment, who believe that the engineers of the late
rise are now adroitly selling slocks and pocketing the
profits that have been gathered in their several nets.
It is but natural that a reaction should occur. The
temper of the street is not luvorable to a protracted
campaign on the long side of the market in the abseuro
of the reserve forces, which In ordinary times Inspire
confidence in a forward movement. Mere skirmishing
by a hall dozen sharpshooters is not by any means a
prelude to a genoral engagement, and, hence, when
T they cease bring quiet Is restored In the camp and little
or no barm is tbe result outside of tbelr own coterie.
In tbe oontest to-day only 77,000 shares found u mar
ket, and the majority of brokers contented themselves
with simply looking on. Western Union and Lake
Sbore, as usual, were sent to tbo front The former
vh wounded to the extent of % per cent., declining
from 71ft to 7U*g, and closing at 71. The latter stood
Ire aitriHe better, tbe highest price of tbe day
being 68',, the lowest 68*4, and the close
118*,. Michigan Central likewiso drooped from
to 61V I.ate In the day Jersey
Central was forced Into acllou at about 731,, and made
a brief stand at 74*g a 741,', but retired from tbo Held
Scoring 73S <t 73\'. Delaware and Lackawanna, as
somparod with yosterday's figures, suffered a loss of
S per cent. The Li ranger stocks were comparatively
One would suppose that with tbe abundance ol capital
awaiting employment tbe Investment share* would
attract attention, but beyond a transaction here and
there, at price* which have varied only u trifle tor many
days, this deuartmeut shows unchanged dulnoss. In
Tact money is seeking use more in government and
first class railway bonds, on which no default has been
recorded, than iu the speculative lanclea, which have
become mere footballs to bo tossed about with every
whim ot a close corporation of wealthy stock gamolers.
It is, perhlps. well enough to state here that
see of the causes assigned tor the movement in Jersey
Central was the rumor that the company had sue*
ceeded in negotiating the remainder of its consolidated
bonds. Theso sold in tbe open market to-day at 102.
1HK SALSH TO-DAT.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to day aggregated
78,700 shares?Erie, 1,000; l.nkc Shore, 33,400;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 100; Northwestern, 1,000;
Northwestern preferred, 1,300; Rock Island, 200; PaciBc
Mall, 1,400; St Paul, 2,100; Sl Paul preferred, 1,400;
Uhlos, 700; Weatern Union, 21,400; Wabaen, 300;
Union Pacific, 400; New Jersey Central, 5,070; Michigan
Central, 2,S00; Delawaro, Laclcawauua and Western,
75a
\ OPSKISU, UIOHB8T AXD LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest and
lowest prices of the uay:?
Openiny. Highest Lowest.
New York Central 108 '4 108>, 108%
I Harlem 139% 142% 13# %
trie 14', 14% 14%
pake Shore 58', 58'% 58%
Wabash 2% 2', 2%
Northwestern 42', 43', 43',
Northwestern preferred... 00% 00% 05%
Rock Island lows 109% io#%
Pittsburg 93% 93% ?3>,
| Milwaukee and St. Paul... 411, 41% 40%
' MiLaudSt. Paul pref..... 71 71 70%
, Hblu and Mississippi 17% I'.'k 17
lew Jersey fentral ;* , 74% 72%
| tel.. Lack, and Western... 105 105 104%
Union Pacific 04 04 04
'.,0. audi. C 4 4% 4
Postern Union 71% 71% 70?^
ttlaniic and Pacific Tel.... 18% 18% 18 %
faci tic Mail 20% 20% 20%
fan am a 137 137 137
CLOSI3U PRICES?3 P. M.
PatlCt Mall... 2ii% .. -?% C.C.CWI... 44 a 40
W est liii 'I el. 71 a 71% IMA it'. 3% a 4
All.' Pat lei. 18% a 18% I>al, LtWu ltli'k a 1U?%
t,ulcl??tlTer.... 13% a li. brie 14% a li?,
asickailser at 10 a :1 Han A Bt Jo... 14 a 14%
larLAMin 7% a . 8% HwOtJopL i8% a 23
her La A pi.. O a lu Lake obore.... 50% a 10%
luemtKi .l'9%alb% U tcli Central 51% a fl%
In erican Px 58% ? 58^ 8 Y Jr iiarlam 189% a 14.'%
1 8 Bxpresi 74% a 75 N H i it K .100% * 100%
5 i i.?-r ata r.x 05% 0' N J Ceu 73% a 78%
Chic A Ah.. 1<2 a 103 Ohio k Mlis.. 17 a 17%
lievAPitt. 13 a 3% Panama E- u 157
11) ><-?.> VI .. 4*'t ft 41'S Tol A Wftb. 29f ft 2\
I M? .\ * W pf 06 v (6l4 lulam Pacific.. 63 a 64
ChleARL Him a IWfc Mieaearl Pae 7 a 8>6
Lo.t.iaul 41 ? 41', Pro P Co 119', t 11 S
Mn a M r pi 7<??i 71
} ADVAKCB AND DlCtlNB.
The following ore the change* In closing price* compared
with those of yesterday :?
Autabcb.?Atlantic and Pacific preferred, New Jeriey
Central, 1>,; Rock Island,
Dkclikc.?lioid, ; Western Union, 1; Union Patitle,
X; Wabash, >% ; SL Paul, V: do. preferred, ?, ;
Producers' and Petroleum, ?,, olno and Mlsaiamippi,
I,, Northwest common, ; Michigan Central, ',; Lako
Shore, %; Erie, ; Delaware and Lackawanna, S;C.,
C., C. aud I , 1; C., C. and I. C, \; New York Central,
The rest of tb* market was stationary.
TUB HOBBY MAKKKT.
Money was fully supplied at 2 and 2 >4 per eeut
Prime piper Is quoted at 4 and 5 per cent, with lew
till* ottering The loilowing are the rates of exchange
?n New York at the undermentioned cities to-day:?
larannah, premium: Charleston, selliug 3-16, buybg
Ml Cincinnati quiet, 6 per cent premium; Nsw
Irleans, commercial, 4. bank. ?,; Chicago, 2Sr. preuium,
and at Louis, 25c. premium to par. The lorL
ugn exchange market was strong lor sterling bills on
* -AHidou, and the best names could be bought only at a
tllgbl concession Irom the posted rates. Sterling?
lixty days'sight, 4.87J, a 4.88',; demand, 4.89?, a
.hut,; cable transfers, 4.'.<0t, a 4.91',; commercial,
1.85\ a 4.80,'-s. Paris?Sixty days' sight, 0.14% a
? l&t; demand, 5.11', a 5.13', ; cable translers. 5.10 a
l.ll'?; commercial, 6.18', a 5 21',. Keichmarks?
Sixty days' sight, 9ia 961,; demand, 95'f a 96;
cable translers, WO', a 90', ; commercial, M4\ a??.
TMK GOIeD MAKKKT.
I Gold closed at 112, the two extremes or tbe day having
been 112% and 111',. 1 he tarrying rates were
1 %. 2 and 1 l?er cent. Loam were ulsu male fl?t.
ol'I.KA rlclSS or TH8 OOLU gXCHAMUK BAB*
Gold balance* $1,094,433
Currency liulai.ree 2,1.13.4*6
Gross clearances 20,331,000
CtURIW HOL'SIC HTA1KWKNT.
Currency exchangee td4,24U.V2s
Currency balance* 3.327,422
void exchanges 7,326,475
Sold balance*. 1.460,090
I TUB 9XITED STATES TREA SCS T.
1 The Assistant Treasurer paid out $472,000, gold, lor
lere?t and $11.U0U In redemption ol' Ore twenty
>on?la Tbe Sub-Treasury released $14,400, aileer coin,
I( today. Internal revooue receipt# to-day, $200,000;
lustvma receipt# to-day, $300,000.
uomnsMBST aosos.
Government bonds closed steady at Ibe following quoaliuns?United
States currency nixes, 12d a 127; do.
liiva, 1881, registered, 119% a 120; da do., doc,
coupon, 120*4 120*,; do. do., do., 1*66, registered,
UC, a 110%; do. da, do., coupon, 110*, a 110%; da
da, da, new, registered, 117% a 117%; do. da, do.,
coupon, 117% a 117%; do. do., 1887, registered, 11V%
>4 a 119% ; da do. ,da. coupon, 119 % a 119% ; do. da, 180$,
registered, 121 a 121%; do. da, do., coupon, 121a
121%; do. ten-fortiea, regutered, 118 a 118%; da do.,
toupon, 118% a 1181, . do. lives. 1881. registered. 117%
eU7\, do., do., do., coupon, 117', a 117%.
KIlLltOAO MONUK.
Hull road bond! at the morning board were generally
trni, With the largeet bueineia In the Wealern ii.iues.
There waa a good demand lor the Milwaukee and St.
i Paul consolidated (Inking luuds, which advanced to
^ W>4. In the other St. Paul laanea La Crosse division
told at lu.!Chicago and Alton Orata were IIrin at
, 117, and the Chicago and Nonhweatern unking funda
\ alloy, and conaolidated plain at 10:1%; tbe consult*
dated gold coupon, were lower, telling at V3<% a MV
Baunibal and St. Joveph convertible roae to 80%. New
Jar any Central convertible fell off to Wbig. Cnlon
7 ' NEW
Pacific flints brought 102\, and Central Pacifies 107 VIn
the afternoon, on brisk aemand. Union Paolfle
land grants advanced to 102V, stoking funds to V2Si.
firsts to 102T{. Milwaukee and St. Pant, I.a Crosse dt~
vision, to 101 V, and Rock Island firsts lo 108,ex interest.
Albany and Susquehanna firsts sold at 112 V,
Wosteru Pacifies at Uilt,, and Ohio and Mississippi consolidated
at 06, all ax Interest The lollowing were the
closing quotations for Pacifio railroad bonds:?Union
firsts, 102V to 103; do, land grants, 102V to 103; da
sinking mods, 02V to ?*<*; Centrals, 107 to IOTA*.
STATS BOS IML
In State bonds Mew York coupon bounty loan sold at
102 and Missouri long sixes at 104both ex interest
District of Columbia 3 OS's rose to 72V- A sal? uf
Arkansas Funding act sixes was made at 30 and of
tisorgla sevens, gold, at 103.
UiVK ilABKM.
The oily sale* ol oily bauk shares war* 10 UsrtnanAmerican
al 66 anil 60 KepuMIc al 70.
in*Kama.it stocks.
lnveatmeat abarea brought the following prices:?
Chicago and Alton, 102'? a 102 a 102 V; Chicago, Burlmglon
and Qulncy, 116; Jersey Ceuiral, 72.V a 72V ?
721, a 74V a 73 V a 78V ; Delaware and Lackawanna,
106 V a 104V a 104V; Pittsburg, 03V; L'nion Pacific,
64; Weil* Kargo, 86, American Express, 60; Producer*
aud Petroleum, llt\allBV; Delaware and Hudaon,
106 V >>?w York Central, 108V; Rock Ialand, 100 VTHK
roKSIOIf MiBlKT.
Tile London advice* report conaola Arm and a fraction
nlgher. United Stale* bond* were also firm and a
fraction higher in some case*; but al Paris renus were
somewhat lower.
The specie In the Bank of England Increased
?231,000 sterling during the past week, the proportion
or reserve to liabilities being now 62V P*r cenlagainst
63V '??l week. The directors of the bank
made no change to-day In Us rate of discount, which
remain* accordingly al 2 per cent.
The apecio in the Bauk of Prance has Increased
10,740,000 francs during the week. At Pranklort new
lives were quoted at 102. The following arc half-past
four P. M. quotations:?Consols for money, 08 V *04;
do. lor account, 03V a 04, 66s. old, 106V; 67s, 108>,
n li)8>,; teu forties 107 V ; new fives, 106V a 107; Erie,
18),; Erie preferred, 18 a 10. Silver Is quoted ui48d.
per ounce.
MlSINa IXTKLLIUKKCK.
We present n bird's eye view ol mining operations
in Colorado. The main shall ol Nalivo Silver Compuuy
la down 300 leal, and Iroru that to a second shall,
eighty loot deep, three connecting levels have been
run tn ore that has paid continuously. The Spencer
Uine turns out ore that Is said to run 417 ounces silver
lor tlrst class und 143 ounces lor seoond. Mill returns
of ore taken from Monitor Mine show 1 >4 ounces gold
aud 180 ounces silver to the ton. From the Lizzie
Brown Mine the ore has paid Irom the snriacc. The
Logan is worked day and night and has a main shaft
100 leel doep, the ore Irom which commenced to pay
at a depth of sixty feet One woek's work on the Roebuck
brought to view a body of tellurium, sylvanilo
aud tree gold that is said to astonish Its owners. The
Oeuver is down twenty-seven feet, showing ore that
assays $600. The Muskededo produces ore that will
mill $100, the crevice being lourteun inches wide. Ore
Irom the Frederick, at twelve feet deep, assays $112.
Home Lode Is down lourtcen lost, yielding ore worth
|120. Or* Irum the Cascade Mid* produced au average
of '250 ounces allver. the Pocahonlaa Company employ*
ninety-two men and propose* soon to increase
the number to 300. The principal shall* are 400 leet
doep and the oro I* hauled to Black Hawk at great
expense and still yields a profit. In the old counties
ol Boulder, Gilpin and Clear Creek the mines are
nearly all improving as lower depths are attained.
The following are the closing otllcial prices ol mining
stocks at Ban Kraucisco to-day:?
Consolidated Virginia 62 \ Crown Point 9%
Caiiioruia 70 Veliow Jacket So
Segregated Belcher... 72K Alpha ??S
Ophir 48\ Belcher 17 >?
Chollar 76 CouUdence IS
Savage 21 Sierra Nevada 14
Consolidat'd Imperial b\ exchequer 17
Mexican . 26 H Overman 66
Gould 4c Curry 16\ Justice 22\
Best 4c Belcher 46>4 Caledonia 8H
Bale & Norcroes 0
rnibaniLPHiA stocks.
The following are the Philadelphia stock qnotations
at three o'clock this day :?
Bid. Atktd.
City sixes, old...... 105 lo6ta
City sixes, new loslos?.
United Companies ol New Jersey 137 1381.
Pennsylvania Kailroad 52*< 63
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad 44'? 44';
Lehigh Valley Kailroad 67 S? 6716
Catuwissa Kailroad prelerred 42 ?
Philadelphia and Pr e Railroad 17\ 18%' |
Northern Central Railroad 84 34', i
Lehigh Navigation 44 % 44% ]
Lebigh Navigation, gold loan 103 liu\
niMOSASBA.
A Washington despatch says tbat the Banking and
Currency Committee to-day discussed tbe repeal ol
tbe Resumption act, but adjourned without taking
action. Monday has been set lor tbe final disposition
of tbe question.
Tbe Merchants' Bank has notified tbe Mayor, Comptroller
and Chamberlain of this city that, after July 10,
it will not allow interest on city deposits. This action
Is based on tbe ditllculty ol lending money, even at
very low rates of interest, aud the bank could not
allow tbe city tbe usual rate witbout losing tuouoy.
KAILBOA0 SAMM.NOS
The following shows the earnings of the St. Louis,
Kansas City and Northern Railway Compauy:?
June 24 to Uoth $32,688 43
Corresponding period last year. 30,307 60
Increase in 1876 813,*00 74
Total this mouth to dale:?
June 1 to 30th $228,719 03
Corresponding period last year 178.332 32
Increase in 1876 $30,387 13
Total Irom January 1 to dale:?
January 1 to June 30 $1,400,736 02
Corresponding period last year 1,236,031 22
Increase in 1876 $262,824 80 |
viwi ourninffi uf Kim Ttiiadu Poftrid and Warttw Rail. !
way lor the urai half el 1870, w compared with lb* Ural
ball ot 1876, ara reported aa follows:?
187a. 1870.
January 971,430 97 $V?,2U? 42
February 61.808 83 112,239 79
March 72.804 72 lo2,730 06
April 74,809 35 118,042 94
May 70,692 23 126.208 79
Juue 77,903 04 136,937 86
Totals. 3429.416 14 |093,364 46
.Sbowiug a gain In 1870 ol $383,949 31.
Tbo Chicago, St. Paul and Milwaukee Railroad Company
to-day reports its earnings for 1876 and 1870,
which compare with those ol 1874 aa follows:?
1874. 1876. 1870. !
Fourth week June $278,000 $209,114 $226,000 '
Month ol June 88ti,9uO 742,168 877,671 j
Since January 1 4,481,946 3,392,442 3,960,390
Compared with 1876 this shows aa Increase of
816,880 lor ths week, $136,403 lor the month, and
$667,964 for tlx tnonlba Compared with 1874, however,
there la a decreaae of $68,000 lor the week,
$9,329 lor the month, and $617,649 for the six months ;
The following ure the earnings of the Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad lor June:?
1870 $014,006 00
1876 670.082 28
lucre see $37,932 78
The fultywiug are the earning! of the Chicago and
North western Kail road for Juno:?
1*76 $1,237,843
lit74 1.062, WO
Increase $184.86*
The following are the earalnga of the Chicago and
Alton road:? i
fourth week June, 1470 $02,873 41
fourth week June, 1*74. *l,6?4 40 j
Increaao $4.3*8 01 1
Month June, 1*76 $441,380 27 i
Month June, 1*76 3*2.232 4* |
Inrreaae June, 187S $68,147 *8 |
Prom January 1 to June 30, 1870 $2,237,no* 58
from January 1 to Juae 30, 1*76 2,113,806 64 |
Increase. 1870 $124,042 84 !
The following are the earning* and txpenees of the ;
Union Pacific Kallroad for tho month of May:?
tiros* earning* $l,2ul,B64 01
Expenses 401,007 04
Surplus $700,8*7 60
Included ta the operating expenses are'$18,4*4 30 for
taxes, and $74,104 75 for ?lcei rails
NEW YORK STOCK*EXCHANGE SALES
Tbobsdat, July 0, 1*741
BKFOIih tALL?lu A. M.
$140181 C A S W ? e s h 20" iba LM ttf. . e 40%
3 81 all* Mich Can. I* 52 2?UU uu ..43 6ft*t
10>.? do *3 62% 3UO lie ao-.
1(10 4u it 62 14UP do ...a 50lt
YORK HERALD. FRIDAY,
*
60I Wait Ub Til , 7lft HO do -.?S
too do a 7i110.1 do
JOO do >3 71 *? 10 < Mor A E?? RH 1011,
300 do 71 c W < Mil .< hi r *K . dl.S
jo I do ,.?3 7IH ;>oo do ?lx4
100 Poe Moll 88 W, In. do 4I'?
IO. do 2?lj 2 0 do. 41
loo do 26*2 Hill Kt P RR pf. 71
loo do ?3 JtO, 4U0 do T|?J.
200 I Ho if R 1?C JOii do 70?i
10.1 C'tal A N W RK.bS 42? AO Dftl.L A W Kit., c 10..',
100 do 42'. So All A For |>l -*?
20.) Chi A > W pf...bt IO ' oblo A M KK. e 17?,
lfJO Tol 4 Wib UK. iS 23ft 100 do .. >3 17',
10:14 AND 11:1'* A M.
too O C H 6'i.'Sl.r.b ? 130W ?IOJO U B?-2O.c.'07.. ll?>,
10000 do I JO 2SOO do be 110',
ll*>>L< N '.-JO n 11714 IIIIU I'fl 0.20.C121',
sonoo US i-au, e. "07... 119* 19 >0 do auiall 111
MKhi HiiAilll?10:3?? L M.
S100U Ark 6'a, fend. . 80 1U) aba Pac M 8S 26*
1 naai Mi, ?' . I o. .xi l<>4W Sil do at}',
SUUU NY STa.bl.e.i I 102 ?4I Mich l a. Ktt. bo 61*
l o u nit uoi a o.. -.be 72V aou tm iik. i4'?
1000 Chi A Alt lat.. . 117 ?J0 do b W 141,
SOU MA ?P lat.i.aC. 101 4?> do U .
lOO" M A Mt P COB a f * \ MOO do b3 14',
3OO0 do 90'. 3"" du 14*,
0 a a' du be 9" 16 *> LS a X oKR.bc MS1,
luo.i do 90', liO do aa a*?,
10110 N J Can cou? u?*, lui do c 68",
OU*l do ... ..be US', Mi do M 6s*
woxj c im.c lie lua sou do asjf
luooChi IN W at . lo9 sal do b? :>s',
aotKj Cbi 4 S W COS.. I03JK lOX) do Wi
2UUU II A S J S'a. eon So*. 200 do IS1,
;aouoc?d r a M lat.. s?', s o uu ba as*,
1 uit d X W e o L[ I). US', luoo do ;s?,
4000 do uo, Kki do ba ass
I too N J Sou lit. .3 13 do as.',
1000 M Y Ceu S'a, aub 101 lluO do 6-*
1'00 Can I'ac j b. 107* 3 41 do ba 36*
lOOOO OHIO .t JUtW.'a. M9?, 1300 do "8*
3OU0 do 09* ??' do as',
3e4IU Odd cou I. xl 97 MOO do.. ...a3 59',
S*> I. l'ac 111 lit.. 102* SOU L'n Par RR.. .be 04
1000 Win 4 St P 2d.. 75 10 Olar A P <td .b 93*
luOuAlt A TII iue ... 74 'JUlCbi A KW HRpfbu 06
9"0O North Mo lit.. 95 I'lo do 05',
auu Hal A II r, 91. . llot, .mju do 69
2'AJO Mar 7'a, |{ld, ron l'4i* 2uu Chi 4 -S W..be.b3 42*
1 '?b?l.?r Am Hk. . 05 Si' do 4a1,
SO Bk of Republic.. 79 3i4J do b< 42*.
100 Marl. A Miu. be 9* loo do a? 42',
ao I Cou Coal. .be 40 200 D, L A W Kl .be.aS 105
100 do .. ..ba 40 214) do I "6
25 Dal A U Ca?...' c 0>9>, 36 do.. 1"4*
10U P C L A P Co.. be 1191, 1'4J N J Cen P.R ...be 72',
100 A A P Tel be 19', 4U0 do 72t,
15 Wrlla-F Kx..bc.xd 96 7U do
5 Aiuar Kx be 59 3 i do a3 72 ,
200 Weal Co Tel.. .b a 71* luO do 72'..
2"0 do ... oJ 71*. 2CO Tol A Wob RR..be 2*
5 41 Uo 71* 10 St L, I Mt A S be 19
10J do. *3 71* 1'KiMll A si P UK..be 4U>,
3.41 do 7H. 300 do 4'. I
loo du c 71)i l'JU du 41
500 du b3 71)* 100 do b3 40'?
800 do c 71'4 lot do 4 3i
loo do 71', lOJ do ?i ?0?,
700 do 7.>, 10MUddtPp.br 7o>,
3UO do 7 l,N 4?) do 70?,
;?.jO do o3 71N Oil (Mil, U 4 y IIR ... 115
7 *> do 711, 23 Mur .* K?? Hit. .be lUl',
200 do 71*? loOCUi k Alt RR..b c 10il'?
2*1 do ,3 71 4 10O do 102
too do 71', 30 do 102%
10O0 do 711, SOC.C.C k I RR..bc 44
2U0O do 71s 1UU All ? Pac pl.bc.b3 2J,
20>> Pac Mail SS.be.*3 2t.', 10 i uuio A ->l UK. c . 17>,
20O do 2?S au I do 17S
800 do 26', 1U? do 17
BKK'UlK OALI.?iai?t? P. M.
300 oha W oit I t ToL . 71S "*? *b? l.iil M B. iJ 581%
31X1 do 71', ltXJO do C?l,
501 do 71'-, OOO do 58*,,
3 > I do ,3 71>2 100 do ?3 5HJ,
100 do 71', 5o i do 5?o,
SOO do 71?, 17 >J do 58',
2O0 Pac Mail 8S ..?15 2ti'4 loo do c 5S',
300 do UJ 2t?N 500 do ' S'4
10t| do 2d*, 10 J Un Pac UK ?3 84
100 Frin KK I4?, luOPIil 4 N W BRpl.. iHP,
7jo Mlcb Oen KR 61N 100 Mil k St P KK.... 4u?4
4 m do >3 3lS
S P. M.
$10U) 1/ BUN.e. '81... 120*4 $20000 I'SS'a.O.'SI 117*,
lOOOO U S 5-20,c, 't7.. llu?,
SKOOND HOARD?1 P. M.
$10UO lla Ti, goldb.be 105 10 ibi American Ex. 58?,
1000 Alb A Sd? lit.xi 112N' 10 du 58*,
5oou C. K 1 A P i'a.xl lOSl4 5.1 du .be 58 .
3000 do 108?, 12 do 58',
10000 11 A StPlit.LaC 101W UUl'SKj 74',
30UO do 101\ 25 du 74?,
5000 M A S P cou t. sot, 210 do 75
mm ( I.n.t n..rk liltu lift 1'llll.W I kl SBB I... f.Ml.
8UOO Mor^k Ka 7's,'7i lO.'i* 200 do 3d*
4UOO do loO* 60? du J*;4
?OOU Mich Can 7's.... 103 12 H) do.. W*i
6U.W Olilo A McoD.lt 10" do aS > *
8O0O W Pee bda.. *1 W?* 620J do 6M*
tdV Ua fie Kit IK.. 1' 2% SKM do ..a3 6d*
UXJU I'd Fig 7't, 1 v.. 101* lOUaPacRR b? 04
fOJUO do 1?'* a? '*' ?
2dli In mr iluiio, Wli lUuCINU RR..bc.a3 4_*
2000 Pec of Mo 2d. . HlJa Mo do ltd 42*
1UOO do be S2 101 do 42*
10 > elie blU Cau. be HO loo do 42*
do 100* bOOChld xw KRpfbc W?*
SOU P C L d PCo be 11#* 6oC.CC d I UK..be 44
100PMiaeMeUd0.be 20* 10 > Mild St P be 40V
"i.O Mic I it llll be 61* 2<?> Oei.lu *WKn.be c H>4*
Od Won Ci Tel....bo 71* 100 do e 104*
5O0 do 71* 100 NJ fen KK..bc.?3 72*
24 O do 71 300 do 7.*
22 XI do 70* 600 do 7.*
001 do .71 100 do. i3 72',
100 do 71* 1U0 do b3 73
mil do 71* 100 do 78*
10*1 do 71* 100 do 7.1
100 Ohl?.\ Mlst.bc.b3 17 100 do 72*
i:80 rn < t\ M.
$4000 M * 8 P 111, LC 101* loo she x J Cam RR... 74*
20O0C. HU P7'a... lUd ? 100 do 74*
6 olia Dal a 11 Celt.. 107 hot do 74*
300 Waal In Tel 71 lot do 74*
1110 Chi I1TKK.. . 42* 200 do 74* (
200 Cbl * N W MR pf.. WJ* &00 do .... _.4
200 Erie RR a3 14* 1U1 do ?3 tS*
10/juleb i ea KK. b'J 61* 2UJ do 73*
Iuj do ad 61* 200 do bS 73*
2UU do ... 61* 100 do jl?*
IO.iLddMSKR. a3 6h* 300 do t?*
&JH do 7Hk
OOJ do . b3 6M* 200* do .3*
100 do alo 6d* 1 O do a30 73*
HJO do 6 * 100 do '6*
2 0 do . . .a3 .'Ki* 2noChl A K I RR 10#*
SOON/CsaRB 73. 20 ) Mil d 8| P KB ... 41
400 do 73* 1U0 do 41*
200 do 78*
COMMERCIAI. REPORT.
cotton: spot was 1-8c. lower, futures were
l-8c. a 7-3'2c. lower?flour doll?wheat
hull?corn lower?oats steady?pork
dull ?lard dull and heavy - whiskey
dull ? petroleum firm ? tptval stores
quiet ? oiijb steady ? obocebieh item ?
freights firm.
Thirrday. July 8?S P. M.
Hdslneaa was light in all Its dcpArlmeula, the mart,
.11 k..? nniaeaa.lln <4 nil will, alnao ndh.
ttiuuily fluctuating, though really changing but little.
On 'Change flour waa Mill dull, but without decided
Chang*. Wheat waa dull and nominal lor atrictly private
prlcea, other aorta lavoring the buyer. Corn waa
la moderate rebuilt, but cloaed decidedly lower and dull.
Oata were ateadr. Whiakey waa dull. Pork waa dull. Lard
waa dull ami heavy. Fraighta were firm. Cotton on tbe
pot waa lgc. lower; lliturea were lye. a 7-SJc. lower. Uro
eerlea were firm. Naval atorea were quiet, Olla were
ateady. Petroleum waa flrin.
Corraa.?The market for Braaila waa quiet but firm.
MlpJ cotfee waa quiet. During the paat week 644 baga
Maracaibo. Ml do. Mexicac, ISO do. Hi Dotulngo and 13H
do. Saeanllla aold In Iota lor contraption within the range;
alao 835 baga t'oata Rica abippcd to ho rope hy Aral bauda.
Tba atock of mild eolTee In Brat banda ia aa lollowaJava,
graaa mate, Ho.iaW; Ceylon. ll.MHbagi; Maracaibo, 33,lv?4
do.; Laguayra, 3.7M do.; tit. Domingo, 3.047 do.; Porto
Rico. 13*1 do.; Coata Rica, 4.334 do.; African, 074 do.;
Mexican,373 do.; Havauilla, 3.437 do Total atock. 31,l'JU
bag! aud 80.080 mat a Java. We quote Ordinary "argot*.
13'4c. a 13tye.; lair do., 17c. a I7bc.; good dc..
l7l.c a l?>4c.: prime do.. 18c. a 1H'4c. ; eatreme
range for lota, 13a4c. e 10'4c.; Hantoe. fair to good,
lUtpc. a 17V4c.. gold, ninety daya: Java, government baga,
-Jltc. a 22c. ; do., graaa mata, 2l>c. a 33c., Singapore, do., lrtc
a 30e. . Ceylon. Iri^c. a I8l,e.; Maracaibo. HV,e. a 18c.;
Laguayra. lUSc. a 1714c.; Jamaica, 13c. a 17*; St.
Domlagn, 14V a 13c.; rorto Ktcu, IHc. a IHtjc.; Coeta
Rica, 17e. a IHc.; Meaicao, l?s? * 18c.; Manila. 17c. a
18c.; Angoetura, 17c. a 10c.; savauilla, 14\c. a 18c.;
Caracoa. 14*.c. a 17c
Corroa.?Tbe market for *pot cotton waa qnlet and quotatioua
were agelu marked down ',c Futuraa ware quiet ami
about Sc- *' 33c lower, the market. Iiowever, rloaiug
ateady at tbe decline. Tbe cloving prieea today compare
with Wedneaday'a price, u follow,:?
Wnlnr*0ip, July 5. ThurnLiy. July 6.
July.. 11 31-33 a 11 11-10 July 11 17 32 a ?
Aucuit. 11 23 32 u IIV August.. II 0 10* 11 0 33
Sept. 11 31 13 a II 1110 Sept .11'. all 17-33
(Ictuber II1, a ? October. II 5-16 a ?
Nov ..lis a? Nov II 7 Mil a II',
Dae.... IIS ? ? I??c. ... II 7 32 a lis
Jau ... II 17-33 a II 0 16 Jan il'. a II 1332
fob. . 11 II 16 a II 23-32 Fab 11 17-32 all nil
March.. 11 27-33 a ll't March. II II 16 a 11V
April... 12 a 12 1-10 April.... 11 27 32 a 11 30 33
May . 12 3-32 a 12 7 32 Mav II 31 32 a 12
Jaua... 12S a 13 5-10 June 12 I 10 a 13',
- Quotation, ara bated on American ucudard of clean tee
tiou am] on cotton In atora running In qeallly aol mora
than half a grada above or below the trade quoted
VpinHtU Ahtbumn. A. urfraaa TVroa
Ordinary * 3-10 " 3 16 ? 5-ld 3 3 10
Strict ordinary W'? 0S 0S w't
Hood ordinary. 0 11-10 0 11-10 0 13 10 0 13-16
Strict goed ordinary. 10*. lit1, lot, 10^
I-uw middling It! 13-10 1115-16 II 110 11 110
Htriet low talddliag. IIS US US' US
Middling IIS US 1115-10 1115-16
liowl middling 12'., 12?, 121, 12,\
Mrlct good middling US 12ft 13 13
Middling (air I8)J 13S 13V ldS
Fair Id', IdS ld'J
-Stained- Hood ordinary, H',c ; etrlct good ordinary,
0Se- ' low middling, 10c., middling, Ufge. Spot ealaa
warn ae follow, ?
Tu Uny. LaM Brmi tag. 7'utai.
Conanmptiou 256 5U 30
Speeulatiou So ? 65
Totals 3d3 30 303
?Delivered on contract. 600 bale**.
?For tutura dellvary the tele, woro a> follow, Yoetorday,
after two P. M. ? Auguot, IUO at llVc.; September, 5U> at
11 11-lOc. ; October. ?A< at 11 15 3-Je.. 3UU at 11 Sc.; No
vein bar, loo at ll',c. Total, l,3UO bale. To-day. * to
two P M July. IIJU at II 21-32c.. 0UO at 11 . 1,300 at
II 10 33e.. 300 at U 1732c.: Aagnat, 600 at 11 1116c.,
I.3U0 at 11 2132c., 700 at llVd-. I"0 at
II 10 32c., 10O at 11 ftlbc, 2.1 O at U 1632c ;
Septambor. l.dUO at 11^*.. 000 ?t II 10 32c., 3UO
at II O Itie., KAI at II.Sc . I'?) at II 17 32c. ; October,
MOO at 11 716c. 20" at II 13 33c., 6UU at II 7 16c, I
2UO at i I Sc. 10' at U 5 16c.. *10 at U H-33e., at I
II.VIHc,; November. 800 at II I13.C. 3U) at II 5-IHr.' |
loo at 11 1132a . 0UII at U 5 16c.. 1<A3 at 11 0-33C, 0UI? at
II i-oaa. ; UKHiDir. iw 11 11 11 jjc . i>?i ? 11 .1 itx ,
I<?J at 11 ll-.f2e., w?> at II & Ida.. .Vai*tll'4e ; January,
:?JU at II ll llt. Total, ld.dUU balaa. ()ran<l total 2l.7m>
balaa Tha rocolplt at Iba porta wara at tolloara rt-Oalaatton.
71 balaa; Naw Orlaaaa. MM; Moblla, 41; ttavannab,
All. l.'barlaaton. 23; Wilmington. 17; Norfolk. H; Haiti
mora. 4; Ho.ton IH4. flilladalphU. IW Total, M3&
ba.at Thiaday laat traaa. 1,:>4J. Ttiia day laal yaar. S.02I.
Total afoot oaptambar I. 4,iabi.irt'.l balaa Cotton fValirhta
cloaad aa fo.Iowa.?To Ifaara. by ataani, , aompraaaad ;
to Hamburg, by ataare, *,c , ootnprawaU, to Braman by
ataam. \c , compraaaad: to Llaarpool. 3 Itld . by a la am .
by aail. b '120
l-Loua a*u iJnain. ?Raaafpta?Klour, W 437 bbia ; wbaai.
13I.JU3 bu.bala. worn natal, tlu bbla , oata, 15.270 baabaia;
corn. 72.00(4 da ; ry a. 2.4UU do.; bar la r malt. 27.UM4 da Tha
JULY 7. 1870.?TRIPLE
Soar market wam dull, but there via no change in prices. i
The iaU> were about bbla. including ** e?feru |
and Southern. At the Annexed Quotation*. Kye flour was j
steady, with sales of :*M bbls. at *4 7ft a $ft lft. t'oru tueal j
was quiet; about bbK Aold at *t a $? lor lirandt I
w n?\ and 42 05 a $3 for Jersey and Western y allow Vie j
quote : ?
Ko. J Mate.. f'J *dft ?|:i <*)
hup'Ttiue state 8 ftl) a 4 UJ
KxiraMate 4 9U a o H?
Choice Suae 5 2<r) u H (X)
Superfine Western.. 8 jOi 4 O)
Eitra Western 4 ftO a ft <>U
Minnesota ft DO a 8 6b
Hound hoop Ohio, shipping brands 4 7o a > W)
Hound hoop Ohio, trade mauds ft "Jo a 8 <H)
Family s ftO a H t>0
si. IajuIs low extra. ft UO a 9 Oil
"< ? -i- - ? - nnu tl *n !
ok lA'uin, ?ir?i.ui film w " r;
8t. Louis, choice double extra 6 .VI a J W
M. Louis. choice family ** Q} * ?
Kye Hour, fine tu superfine.... . 3 7<l a 4 20
Southern, No. 2 '2 70 ? 3 :j
Southern. stiperfiue.... 4 00n 4 2?
Southern. extra 5(H) a #75
Houtheru, family 7 0U a 1? tiO
Corn meal. Western 3 U) a 3 25
foru meal, Jersey . 3 (1 > u 3 25
Corn lueal, Hraudvwine 3 20 a 3 35
Corn meal, nuuehuoas 20 0> a 20 *()
? Wheat was very dull, and In the absence of suit* prune
No. 2 spring was entirely uumiual. The sales comprised
ab% ut 150,(110 bushels at 90c. a$l lor unsound ?|n lug ; HI 03
a $1 <6 lor uusoiind No. 3 Milwaukee- HI 13 a II H 1 for
Minnesota; HI 25 tor poor No. 1 ; $1 30 tor white; HI 30 tor
Shebovgan, ana 90c. a i*5c. for no grade spring. Corn was
iu moderate demand but lower, closing at about Me. for
prime mixed. I he sales were ahoitt 135,0(10 bushels, at 52c.
a 55c. tor damaged ami heated: 5Hc. for mixed aud low do ;
5UJ>te. a 57c. tor steamed; tt c. for graded >ellow; 3Uc lor
ungraded do., and 50c. for No. 1 graded. Hye was unlet.
Barley aud barie mult wer# also quiet. Oats were ste "dv.
The sales were about Tt.lJO ^bushvU. at 38c. a 41c lor t he
range of mixed: 3.V\ a 44c. tor the rang* of white; 40c. for
No. 2 Chicago; 35c atO^c. tor Western mixed: 35t*c. * 42c.
for Western white; 4 Je. a 44c. fur white Statu, aud 33c. a
33\c. lor rejecte d.
Hani* and .J I'Ttt- ? 1 no market was quiet. We quote:?
Auiuricaudre sed.$l9<?a H2U0 for single. &!'? a 1225 for
double and H> 20 a tl25 tor rough; Manila hemp, 1 %c .gold;
ltussia, clean. H200e #21 . gold . Italian, H-'7.? *|M?, gold ;
lute, 4*ac. a 5?-c., currency ; Jute butts, 2?4c., cash. nisei
Ileum. 4 Sc.. gold; Istle. i^c. a 5jr??.. gol#
JIOI.ASSliS ?l*ailt. AboUt ItH'UUlN. ACW V/HCail* SU'U
at 52c. a 57c The sloe* Is 2.088 hhds. Cuba, 1,787 do. Porto
Kfco, 3.142 do. Kngllsb Island, and l.tfJO bbls. New Orleans.
W e quota: ? Cuba. ceutriiugul and mixed, -2c. a 28o.; clayed,
2Ue. a33c.; do. muscovado refining, 3Uc. ? IHc.; do. grocery,
32c. a 40c. ; Porto Hico. 35c. a 50c.; Kuglisb Islands, 32c. a
5<>e. ; New Orleaus, fair to good. 48c. a52c.; prliue to cuolce.
55c m 5Kc
N AVAL Stoickm.?The market for spirit a of turpentine was
quiet, bill steady: about lOJ bbl*. sold at 29)fcc. Kosin was
quiet. We quote spirits of turpentine at 20^0. a 3Uc.
Kosin-Common to go??d strained, frl 7?>a#l SO. far?Wash
iugtou $2 25: do. Wilmington. $2 37*% add 50. Advices
Iroui Wilmington were us follows: -Rosin firm; strained,
$1 25: good strained, 30. Tar steady, $1 80. 'lur
pontine steady; hard, II; soft, |1 85; virgin. $'2. Soirits
steady, 27c.
Oil*. - We note sales at New Bedford of about l.UUO bbl*.
trade sperm lor export on private terms. We uuote Lm
seed, casks, 5dc.; cottonseed, c: title. 38c. ; Southern y eltow,
48c. a ode.; yellow winter, 50c a 58c.; white winter. doc. ;
lard, p csent ;r ake, 85c. a 88c ; sperm, crud , yI 35; do.,
bleached winter, $1 Oo: do., natural do., II 00; whale,
crude NurtU. rn. flOe.; do. Southern, 55o. ; bleached witter,
70c. a 72c.. olive, casks, $1 17', a II U2?a: do., eases.
35 a ?4 40, wiutir bleached Ash, 48c., crude llth, 35c.
a 37c.
PkTKui.Kt'M.?'The market was quiet, but prices were uu
changed. Ttie closing prices were as follows: -Crude, In
bulk. 0c.; do.. In bbl*., I2*gc. a I jy., refined in bbls..
157gc. a 10c.: do., in cases, Ilk*. Nuphtba, M'4fc. Refilled
at Philadelphia, ; do. at Baltimore, I5^c. Ad>ices
froiu the Creek were as follows: -Parkers' United $2 12>i;
shipment*, $'2 30. Oil City weak; $2 l-U, bid; United ship
luent, |'2 32 *g a |2 35.
Pkovimo.v* ?Receipts? Pork, 1W7 bbls.; lard. 040 tierces;
cut meats. 770 packages, bacon, 8V* tierces and 2 558
boxes; beeT, 33 tierces, 20 bids, and 125 cases. The pork
market was very quiet, but prices were without uoteworthy
change, closing at the second "call" as followsJuly. {
$10 off bid, I'JO 54* asked; August, $.'<> 10 bid, $JU *40 .
asked; September. 2ft bid. $20 NO asked; October, $ O
ldd. ?21 asked. 2,OJO bbls. sold at $20 15 for August and j
?2U 3> for September. 4lld bbls. iness sold at j
I 0 lo a $.!<> 25, cash. Cut meats were steady |
lit loruer price* Sale* were 7<*> pickled hums
ut l ie.: uOO pickled ahouluer* hi *V'. ; ?'1 boxes clear bolltes
hi 12.1*0., Hud IH.faJ I lb*. pickled be.Ilea. 12 lb* average, ut
lOf.c. I'rrlb Iihiui weru quoted hi lu'.c. u 12c, freili liel
Ilea ut b,',c. h 10c.. picked huuia ut ll\c. u 12c.. pickled
bell lea at #t*o. u I0?,c. aid boxed bcllfe* at HlaS, a ll'^c.
Hacod was >t*a ijr win, aale of l<*> boxea cltv Ioiik clear at
10?,c. Meet was quiet, but unchanged; IUO tierce* Philadelphia
burl aoldoii private term*. We quote Marrtla. extra
luvaa, #11 a #12; plalu ineaa. #? a #10: packet. #12 a
#12; tlcrced, city extra India, #22 a #22; India me**, #21 ,
prime mess, #20. Beef ham* were steady ; Waj bid*., lair,
sold ut #24. Smoked meats were quiet at I4*ae. for liuiua
uud O'j u lOe fur aliouldera. Lard was dull and declining;
business was eery xuiatl, comprising about l.faxj tleicea at
$11 57j, a #11 60 for Julr; #11 #7,', *#11721-2 lor August,
spot sale* were )# J tierces city at 11 .2-1 tic and 150 tierce*
Western at #11 7o 'I be closing "call" price* were aa fob
Ion*:?July. #11 571, bid.#11 05 asked; August, #11 05
bid, #11 7o asked. September, #11 70 bid. #11 Oil asked,
October. #11 r2l* bid. ;ll 00 asked. Kalltied was quiet;
buuieree* sold lor the Contluent last evrnlug at ll'gc.
Ilutter auil clieeac were steady.
hli'k. ? The market wit* steady, with it fair jobbing demand,
lite stock of Kangoou in bond ia 2.0U0 bag*. Wa quote:?
Carolina, fair to prima, 5%<?< a 0\c.; Louisiana. lair to
good, f?V4c. a >\c. : do., prime, 13c. a UV ; Kangoun, lair
to good, 0'4c. a tilsa.; Ham a. good. 71*0. a 7Se., gold;
Kangttoo. in bond. 2?*e. a 2l*c., gold
Scuaa.?Iba market for raw whs Brra and fairly active.
We nolo sales ut 781 bbds. at Be. for molasses, B',c.
lor fully fair refining and BigC. for luw ceutriiugal;
220 bbds. Cuba at #?xe. and #00 do. ceutriiugal on
private terms. me sioca in rnw su^ar is as ioiiows
iiku. thucm. iSm/t. Mtlado.
Stock (ascertained by actual
count, Including speculation;.
July 1.1878 90.71* 50,822 201,028 4,101
Receipts Mac* July 1 4,1:9 2.HHJ 829 ?
total* 04.H47 03,815 201,007 4,101
Sale* tinea July! 3,480 ? ? ?
Stock thl* day. July 0,1878. 08,333 03,015 201,007 4,101
Comparing with stock
Jmy 8, 1870 171,043 44.010 20.0,044 14.171
Com par In u with Hock
July ?. 1874 152,223 1)0.870 :'ir).7l8 1,390
Comparing with itock
July 1?J, 1873 108,101 07,712 2.12.338 10,471
? quota:-fair to gnml refining, 8J,c. a ?*,c.; Cuba,
grocery. .air to choice. MKc. a 8',c.; do.. centrifugal, hfids.
auU boxes. No*. 8 to 13, ?*,? a P3,c. 1 do., molasses, htids.
anu bote* 7o. a 8c.; Porto Kico, refining. common to prima,
7>?c. a 84,e.; do., grocery, lair to choice, H*te. a 8T*c.;
renned, ttuudard A, inc. a lo',c.; ofl A, M^c. a W?7,c.; crutlied,
H)?,c ; powiiered, I''Sc. a luJ,c.; granulated. 10 fc. a lose.;
second qualltr do., lj'uc. 11 ln',0.; cut loal. 111'.:*
Smtaixa ?llecclpls?20 tierces and 13 tasks. 1'he market
was steady; On tierces sold at 11c.
Tallow.?Receipts?IO lihds and 133 bbla. The market
wut quiet, with soles of 3U.OJO lbs. at 8ltc.
Wiiisukt.?Receipts?0?3 bbls whiskey end 108 bbla alcohol.
l'he market was quiet: 00 bblt. sold at$l 12 rata.
t Kkiuuts ? A good demand ruled or peSroleuni aad grain
touuaae. the latter both for charter aud 011 the berth per
steamer ana sail, with rate* stronaly maintained In the lace
ul a scant supply ot vessels. Petroleum tonnage lor Keltic
ports was most lis requasi, that is. ol this dascrlptiou. Tba
market lor chartsriug tonnage remained firm, and a lair
business was transacted lu petroleum aud cratu vestals.
Berth room wa? iu good request at steady price* generally.
The engagements were ;?Te Liverpool, par steam.
M.tsst bushel* grain at Sd.. standard; 3).<x>U boxes cheese
at fihe., StW boxes bacon at 40*. a 46*. To London, hjr nail,
34,lA*i bushel* grain at 8d., 1 ,.'MAJ bids. Hour at 3*. iHl., and
per ateaiu. 8.000 bushel* grain at S)?d.. VI lbs. ; 3,<kJO boxes
cheese at 5ih?. To Gtesgnw, per staaiu, 4?,l?AJ bushel* itraiu
at b>*<L, du III*.; .'OA*i boxes cheese at 50*. To Bristol, per
steam, 30.1id bushels grain atod., standard; 3.UAI boxes
cheese at l*is. To Biittoruaiu, par s asui, 34.l?*i bushel*
grain u* private term*. The charters eoihraaed; The
Italian brig reported la our last to the Coatlueut, with
3.1 k quarter* grain, was at tt*. tin. te Kolterdaiu or Aoistardaiu
; an Italian bark, hence to Cork for orders, with 3,300
quarter* do. at *'<*.; ?u Austrian bark, beuee to Cora lor orders.
with 3.6U0 quarter* do. at da. 3d.; the Itallau ori|t aud
Italian bark raported la our last, with araiu, without continuation,
was at 10c. per bushel to lisbou; A German
bark, trom ttaltiiuore to Cork for orders, with 3.7UU quar
ters irrain. at 7s., an Italian bark, Irotn Philadelphia to
fork tor order*, with J.|iA> quarters do., at Oa.Ua.. and
an Austrian bark, theuoe for saiua royagu, with 8,30 I quarter*
at tie. ttd.; a Swedish brig, hence to Itlo Jaueiro. with
3.BUI bbl*. Hour at or about $1 per bbl.; an Austrian bark, |
7*1 ton*, laid on the berth fot London, taking the grain
reported a* part ol cargo; an Italian brig, 4Io tons, hone*
to Alexandria with 11,UAI eases refined petroleum at 43c.;
uu Italian brig, hence to Naples with H.J'iu rcaes do. at
3Uo. ; a British bark. Pitt Ions. Irom Philadelphia t? Hremcu
or Antwerp with O.jOU bble. rehnsd petroleum el 4a. tM.; e
Kussien bark irumored but not oontirmed), hence to the
Baltic with a.PO i bbls. do. at Se. 8d. ; a Norwegian bnrk,
hence for sama voyage with 3,300 bbl*. do. et6a. Ud. ; *n
AmeriCiin brig, from Philadelphia to a direct >panlth port
with P.ixxl rates refined petroleum si 35c.; a Norwegian
baik, hence to the Baltic with 3,70 i bbl* do. at 5a. Ud.: to
Crousladt. option of other ports, at St.; a Swedish barken*
lhie (to arrivei from Baltlinnra to the Beltiu with 3,500
bbis. at Us.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Skw ORLgsns, .Inly n. 1870.
Cotton quiet; middling, lll*e., low middling, 10J,c. ; good
ordlr.ary, P\?c- receipts. 88 belt*; gross, KXJ. fcxporu
to t'rmnce. 3,803; coestwise, 1,757. Sales, 750. Stoek.
85,284.
MoatLH, July ?. 1870.
Cotton weak, Irregular; middling. IOt*c. a lie.; low midtiling,
PV. a It*. . good ordinary, Hl(c. Net receipts, 41
bales. Itxporta coastwise, SO. Balei, 350. Sleek, 8, UH.
Bava.vxsm, .1 oiy 6. 1?7U
Cotton dell; middling, lo*?c.; low uiiddiing, 10c.; good
ordinary, r>igC. Net receipts, ArJ bales. Kxports to Branca,
1.0u7. Sale.. 75. stock, 1 .Wo*
I'll (HLKJTOS. July 6. 1S7H
Cotton qolet. middling ll',c. . la* middling. IUl,e.;
food ordinary. B?,c. Net receipt*. .'3 bales, kxporli coast
al.a, 1.IWI. Kal. *. 130. Mock, 4,310.
OsLTktTOjr, July 6, 1870.
Cotton dull, nominal! middling, Il^e.; low middling,
10,c.. pood vrdinary, u',c Nat reojlpls, 71 bales;
Sre>L 74. Kxpoils coastwise, 1.543. Males. 113. block,
.037.
ToLkDO. July 6, 1878.
Kloer qolet. Wheat quiet; No. 'J while Wsbesb, (133;
Ru. I a bus Mieliiirun, 81 3d; eiulier Michigan, spot and
July, fl Itrtf. Auiriikt. new or old. $1 Iwt, . No.J red winter,
#1 Iki,; No. 4 Ueytau aud Michigan. red. tMiqc. Corn
tinner. high tuixod. spot and J uly, oJ'aC., August, held at
ft . ft3',c. offered, low da, 4UI?c. . whit* held at tot,'- ;
damaged, Mc. Out* uulet; No 3.43a.; while, *dc.; Niche
goo. 33a . rejected, 3o*. Kecelpts. ? 130 bbls. Hour, itl.uuu
bushels wheal, 3U.IMI do. com, 4.',lkX> do oeu. Shipments?JUU
bhls. Hour, l.UUO bushels wheat, 3.0U0 do corn,
3d.DUO do. oata
Oswrco. July 0, 1470
Clour auobeured ; tales 1,400 bbls. Wheat dull; No. 1 Milwaukee
club. 41 3M; extra white Michigan, 41 ON. Core
nriuer at niq. a 3?c.. the better lignre far high mixed. Cora
meal unchanged. Mill Teed unchanged. Canal trelghtt an
changed. Lake race I pte? Lumbar, 4KM.uuu feet. Canal
shipments? Wheat, 7,iW buehele; lumber, 3*11,000 leet.
IJrain on the caual from Buffalo aud Oswego lor tido wator
yesterday noou ? VVbrat, 1.141,000 bushels , corn. tkM.i <17
do. . oats, 348.000 do.. Ball, WI.3UI do., rye, IS.7U0 do;
peas. 43.ISUU da
_ Bb-rrsbo, July ">, 1*7?.
Lake receipts ? Klour, lO.ftOO hbls ; wheat, S3.1ri busbelt:
corn. 333. IJU do ; oata, ftl.OOO do Kol.rood reeepts ?
oata. C,W?J <lo.; barlay. 2.40U oo (,'anal ablpmaBIa for
ltd w?it>r?IVliaat. 47,t*W bushala; curs, A.IJUIJ do.; oata,
l4.UU.ido. Railroad itlpniiu-Kloar, >, !< bbli; htit,
i.l> O buabala; uoru, I2.UAI do.; oata. s.UUU do., barlay,
1 Mil do. Canal frrlgbla Arm Whaat, d'4e. ; aura. ?V-:
uatt, 4e., to Maw York, lolla ladadad. Climr lira; aaiaa
MOO hbia at uuchaiigad prlcaa. Wliaat doll aad uroopiag;
buje?a bidding efT; aalat 2.UU0 buabala Mo. '2 Mllwaukaa al
l 11; waklug $1 2.1 lor No I. Corn dull, bol ttaauy*. talaa
4.0UU buabala rajartad al 4Hlf a 4tf; a law cara Mo. 2 al 52c.
Oata dull; aalaa 2.1MI buabala Waatara al &ba. a ? %. Kjra
liald at about 7de , with no damand Cork Arm. al 40o Jt
lor liraar tuaaa Lard flraa at ll}*t. * 12c. Illgliwlnaa
uom loal at CI la
I'Hltaoo. Jcly U, 1H7A
Clour autl and unchaugad. Wliosl In fair damand, bat
I lower; No. 2 Chicago aprlug. CI UBJd a CI "21. apol;
CI I tl July; $1 ot Auguat; fl oil, haptambar; Na S da,
?7e. a ; rejectad, OUu l or.. In lair daraaad. but
lowar; htgu niiaad, 47',c a 4rv ; Mo. 2 at 47iie. a 47l,e.
apol; 47 tea. bid July; 47?#c. bid Angaal; 4rO,a lud Haptaai
bar; rrjactad, 44c. Oata dall, aaak and lowar; No. 2.
2?4,c. spot and July; 2WJ,a., Aaguat: rajrulad, 24c Rya
dull and u uulual; No. 2 at ttbc Uarlay talrly artlva and a
abada liiglirr, .No 2 apring. Ma. apol aad July. bt?c bid
Auguat. Pork In lair datuand. but lowar. f IU <J a Cl? ?>
apol. cut 4" a CIU 4b July . CIO bu a ?lu Augual;
$10 7b naptaiubar Laru In fair demand bat
lowar; Cll Jo a $11 2b rput aad Jal); CI 1 Jn Augatl.
CI 1 a CI I *1%. Catitaaibar. Ualk uaata ataady with a lair
damaiiC?thoulaara 7hc. a 7t?a. . abort lib mlddlaa IIM t
SHEET.
nor! clear middle*, lft^f Whiskey?Demand light bat
holder* firm at $1 10.4, Keeeipu? Flour,10.OU0 bbla. ; wheat,
W7,Um> bushel*, corn, 1. I,ie*J do.; oat*. 7t>jO) (io.i
rye. 4JJU0 do , barley. J.OOO do. Shipiueut* ? Flour,
b'li.; wheat. lO.feW) htn?heU; corn. do.; mu?(
79.t*? do.; rye, 1.0 U do At the afieriiMn
cm I of toe Board Wheel active mid a Niiad** higher;
$1 Oj^e duly, $1 <M?t A11 /nil <'0111 quiet aod a ehede
easier, 47l4c. July. 4HJ,c. September; 40*#c. a -WjC.
Auuiint. Dale quiet and a shade emer; -U'wc, a 2WjC. cash
aud Ju > , 2 JS^c. August.
HAVANA MAliKET.
li.TAH., July S. 1H70
Hpauish gold. H17l4 a HI7*4. Exchanj;e_ in lair demand;
eu the l ulled Slate*. tiO days' currency. 7^4 a 7 d??c??uiil ;
.1.1 ttL: ? *t <t. > 1 .in il^.' .r.j.i u. a
premium . abort slant do.. 4*v a o urcmium; ou Loudon, 10
a lti^g premium ; ou Paris, 2>a a 3*4 premium.
EUROPEAN MARKET.
I.OKDO* PuoDl'Ck MikHkT ? Losdo.*, July 6? Evening.? i
Lluned all liJ. per rwt.
? WIN AIVCl Alk. j
A.- J. A W. AILUillAN A CO.,
20 brond ?t . New York
Utuo Letter* of Credit to Travellers,
payable ia auy part of Kun?|?e. Asia, Africa, Australia and |
America,
draw tiillt of Exchange and make Tel 'graphic Transleis of
Honey to Kutope and (California.
T~~KK AKi> N A H L K KATKii-MON'KY ON LIKE A N D
Endowment insurance Policies. Mortgages and other
eeurlties: Insurance of ail kiuds effected with hest coin, j
panics J J HABMlf'U k c? ? i 11 - tMlwr*y.
Alex peothtkoiiad 2 coti banki ks. 12 wall ;
st.?Heliable Puts and Calls. Send !ir explanatory |
circulars.
A GENTLEMAN OK LEGAL EDUCATION, WlfB
business and adoiiuiitrative experience having maiiv
Triends here and abro id and some capital, oesires a position I
as officer of a tlnancial corporati??u. A tidies*. witii toine par- |
titulars, KINANCi . iio* i. Hhl Pott oi>t.
Bowery 8ayina?ba^.i^andtso bowery. i
Nkw York, June 12, 1*70.
A Setui-Aiintial Dividend at the rate of six. per cent per >
annuin on all sums ot $6 xnd upward, and not exceeding i
AlJMk', and of five per cent per milium ou all siiuis in excess {
of $1.U0" and not exceeding f 1.0UU, which shall have been
deposited at least three mouths ou tlio 1st (lav of Julv next.
will Ik* allowed to Him depositor*. au.1 will be payable on or
after MOND4Y, July 17, I87d. iu accordance with the pro
visions of the byliw? Hy order of the Trustees.
Still'Eh T. BUUWN. President.
G. II. CoodKSHXl.L, Secretory.
ClOMMIitaioXKKS' NOT 10 h
) bri'lOP or <'omml*si0*kktf. i
Xo.htcumfcuy, Ala.. June 27. Ib7d. S
Pursuant to the provision* of an act of the General As
soinbly of AUbiiuiA, approved Kebrii.it jr 23. 1876, uu ofliee
w.U l?o opened in the elt> of New York, on the 241 It dav of
July next, for the exchange of bonds iu accordance with the
toruih of said act.
The boude to be exchanged In New York are those issued
under tbe following named acts, to wit:?
An Act ' to provide tor the issue of State bonds," ap
proved lfith I>. cciuoer.
An Act to renew uud extend the time of payment of cer
tain bond* therein named, approved January IS. lm.4.
Aii Act to provide tor the payment oi interest on the
bonded debt of tbe Mate of Alabama," approved Pebiuary
1J, I8d\
Ad Act "to renew and extend the time of payment of err
taiu bonds therein named, approved bill February. 1867.
An Act "to uuihoiixe tbe issue of Stole bonds," approved
12Hi August,
An Act " to provide for tbe extension of certain State
bonds due and payable iu Loudou on tb? fir?l day of June,
1870 " unproved 17th February. 1H7U.
An A?.t "in relnlioti to the Stale bonds of Alabama," approved
loth February, 1872.
An Art "to renew and extend tbe time al payment of certain
bonds therein named,? approved Ht'i Feb uary I S c.',
An 1 ct "to provide :or the payment of interest dun and
unpaid on the v..lid da ms aguiu*t the State on account of
the (allure ot the Alabama and hatauooga hailroxd t'um
pany to nay said Interest." apt rived nth March. 1*71.
I he exchange of bonds Issued under the folio wing usmed i
acts can be made at the office of tne Commissioners, in tlio ;
illy v Montgomery. on and after the ti lt duy ol* July next,
in accordance with the provisions of >*a?d act of -3d Febru |
ar.v 1878. to wit :
An Act "to relieve and regulate tbe finances of tbe State." I
approved 15th liecember, l8il.
,\n Act "to uiamtaiu the credit of Alabama," approved
25th Februnrv, 187-t.
An Act "to provide for the substitution of Stat bonds to
t!<# amount of $',0M per mile in leu of Mat" Indorsement
of bonds f .he various railroad compuuies of this
State," approv d'ilst February. 1H73
GEO. 8. HOl'STON',
l,fc> 1 " b\n L.?it,
I. D. UETHBA.
Cum lulssioucra.
jJKY DOCK SAYINUS BANK. 341 AND 34J BOWEUY~
corner ul 2d at.
Tie Trustees of this iriatitullua have declared tha semi
anuual dividend ou all deposits entitled thereto July 1,
1X70, aa followa : ?
Six par caut par annum on nil auina of $-',UU0 and under
and Hra par cent par annum on tha excess over $2,000.
Deposits made on or before July 10 arlll draw lntaraat
from July 1. 1878.
ANDREW HILLS. President.
William V. Wkbstkr, Sacretary.
LIFE ADO LOAN AMOCIATIOM, 10.' IIHOAD
way, loans on Life Policial; aauia purchased: irifur
aucea effected in bear companies E. II. JON p.m. Actuary*
North river sayinus hank,
corner 8th ay. aud West 34th at.
DIVIDEND. ? A semi-annual dividend at the rate of tlx
par caut per annum on all sums from $5 to S5.LMJ, will be
paid on aud alter July 17, 1878.
Money deposited on or before the 10th of July will draw
Interest Iroin July I.
Bank open daily trom 10 A. M. to 3 P. M., also on Monday,
Wednesday and .Saturday areulnn from > to 8 o'clock.
JOHN HOOPER. President.
Wis. B. STarroKo. Sacretary.
0~ KPICE OP THK '
Jxaaxr ClTT IvSL'KANC* COMPAirr, )
33 ukamd 8t , v
Jxkskt Citt, June 30, 1878. >
Forty-eecmid Dirideud.
Tha Board of Directors of this company have this day declared
a semi annual diridend of tan (101 par cent, payable
on demand.
NATHANIEL FOOTE. Secretary.
mo or THE LA ICE SHORE AND michiqaA
Southern Railway Company,
Saw York. July 3. 1870.
The Directors ol this company have declared a diridend of
two par cent upon the capital flock thereof, payuble on the
let day of August next, at ilia office of Messrs CliAaE A
ATKINS, No. 18 Broad St.. New York.
The transfer books will be closed at 3 o'clock P. M. on
Saturday, the 8th Inst , and will be reopened on tha morning
of Wednesday, tha 2d day of August next.
K. D. WORCESTER, Treasurer.
SA PETNVESTMENT ~
paying an lutcrast of
7 S-lu PER CENT.
7 3-10 PER CENT.
City Bonds,
Wntar i oan
of tha 8late of Naw York,
for aale by E. M. NEWBL'KN, Banker.
.V) Broad at.
Trust moxriT to loan on" city property"
Any amount for Bra years. T. P. HYATT, 14o Broadway
Time loans made upon fine stocks and
other satisfactory collhterale.
JOHN B. MURRAY. M Broadway _
<fel) 7wW7 WANTETT-ON CHATTEL MORTUAOK,
ipritCuU security $8,OOJ; liberal bouus. Address C.
V., box 108 llerald office.
$<k IWWI TU LOAN IN SI Ma OF <IUJ, A*?i. A">0 > oK
to suit. Anply lu person to W. BALDWIN",
hi8 Washington a*.. Brooklyn, between 8 und "> o'clock.
A. . 1 - , , , t 77 IS' A .Th lk 'C If !?' A U/tVI.' lUul CI lit
^zo.uuu Property outside of city line* of Newark,
N. J., worth at least ?7 a moderate omius will he paid
Ibr an Immediate transaction. Addreai S. P., If tralu oliiea.
OlttiifBU OI'POHriMI'lKh.
A HARP. CIlANt'K-AS uTu ANl> W Xi. *?fl AM
liehud Drug Business for kale, U W. STHICKI.ANli.
M Beekman et.
AHKKMAN. WklJ. A'JC^I.AINTI l> WITH 1 IIK
wlioleeale petroleum trade, out through tai*iorttine tint
having money enough. wishes a partner wltli abuut t '.<*? ;
business is cash and prollu very fair; lefereuce. Address
UOOUWILL, Herald office.
A man mavino capacity pok k t > t > k k k ic p7 x ti
and correspondence, possessing a tew hundred dol art.
reference*. Ac., wanted, to Investigate business. Address
SI .Mulberry et, Newark, N. .I.
Apaktxkr wanted?to nrrSrr * >>> cans
equally with iuy*elf; biggest opening in thl* ronulrv.
Mll/1 il WIt'k. 47 Ureal J una a si.
N hXPKRlKXOBD HUMlNhSS MAN WILL 1NVkd T
Al.OtiUor $g,iAA' in an established hnslneas and lake
charge of finances Ac. Address TKb'TII, bus Idl Herald
Uptown Branch office.
A"" tlKNTL.hH AN WILUNU TO '[NVE*T mSwuTaN
spcur* a position as treasurer; fair salary; lurtber
prospects Origin. Uoly men of good cbsrecter epply at J
IV. MUUIiKTl'd l.'onimeieial Agency, 2J hast li.tbst.,
over Bank of Metropolis
ART! PICIAT, HL'TTKR ?STATK RIUH fd AM) M
reuses for sal*, to manufacture a pur* and odorless oil
Ilruru annual lata. by the beet patented jacket kettle Hue
In iim. I will guarantee It to render 'lyMi Int. |>er hour.
Aid the bett patented pruceae lor meniiraemriiig the above
oil Into butter Addrea ?. K. AMiRKVV. patentee, Slrt
Weal t.M at , New Vork cite.
partxkk wanted -is a sakk. i'komtabi.k,
caah bualneaa; prlee ef belf the atoek and flxturea,
A jACIiSliN. MMH.
BARUAlXH-KOK 8ALK I/)W PART K.XCliANOl.TX
thriving village ol New Jeraey, Hardware aad lluu*e
Kurniahlug (7ood? Hutine<a; eatabllahed four jreara. Addreee
(?. A,, box 4.3HH I'oat oltice.
BKIMI Alt.H I' Ki.TIIUMI KitOM HI eINKb.S. I
offer my l.ucketnltli and I'luiubltig Eatabllabment. alto
my right, tor tale ; eatabllahed live year*; beet location.
Addreaa A. <4 . Ilerald I'ptewn Hraneh oBlce
DIXIXO BGCfli PUS >A1.K- IlliWN TOWN , M'l.KN
.lid location: will auit anr man wanting boatneaa; tertna
eaat. Ad'treaa I M M It III ATM, Y. box Id J Heral.l uttlce.
Hitliu .vi a IC .h.-a IPLBNOIU OPKXiXU PUB A
good practical workman with a little capital. Apply
tu KOmKKT 8. WALK Kit, ?? Broadway
IWAjrr tO AHKAMiK Willi a KKMPUNAlBLB rvinlture
hoave to mauuracture a new article ul houaobuld
- " "> S NORTON. 3U Day it.
A N IK I> ? A I-aKTV WITH t'AI'l I Al. TO TaKK AN
latimt la a |uo4 paying nieuitiactoring bmlaau;
aleo a party to take a half latere*! In a liotrl, reelaorant ur
lien, with ftall *?r?leee. A HOTT, 7.V9 Hroailway.
WISHlNu TU KXTKMD THE Bl'Stl.N KSft I WOII.D
glee an Internet t? a Handy man willing to inriet
600; bualure* eatablOhed end paying wall. Apply at Coninerrtaj
and Collection Agency, to Kaat I bib at., oaar the
book.
"TITAXTBD?A PARTNER WITH A SHALL CAPITAL
TV to Join tba patentee iu the manufacture or a uteful
article, or will eell Hint* right#. a fortune la New Turk ally.
Addreai J W., Matnaronerk, W eitebeeter ceaaty, K. V.
&U/WI -PARTNER WANTkO-WITH ?H00 I N I A>H.
IpOUo. to Join adeertleer la a reepartabt* aaab biieiueee
ont of towu, pa)Ing $fnri per month nil profit. No idler*
need apply. Call lor it It A V, 44 Weet 3Jd et.
OCEAN MAILS.
1 be ocean tleuniar* woicti tailed from the port of
Now York yeetorday earned IW.kM lotlera, SU regta
tared lotlore and 44 papar Inw. #
9
! BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Mti.ra. Kodllch .fc ftcbiiii/er, deiltra in leaf tobacco,
of No. 1 Cedar street, have suspended piymeot. Only
about sis weeks ago aa emanate ot #160,000 wa* rnu.le
ol their a-?cts. ami il was tnought that that amount
would mora lliau covar their liabilities. Their present
assets anil liubililirs cannot be learned Immediately.
Toe following drins have made assignment* (or tha
benefit o tnoir creditor*:?Mayer it Samson, whole,
ssle liquor ueulert, of No. M Warren street; Bamberger
& i.an-. tnauulacturera of ludic*' wear, ot No. U
Canal street, ami A. Kicgclstock, d< aier In Bait, of No.
12 Bridge street
It Hi* County Clerk's oflloe there were tiled yesterday
the assignments ot Henry (Jreve to Bernard Metsger
and Elisabeth Uilz to Ju-upb liunncy.
A petition in bankruptcy ha* been tiled against Verplain
k ,v Irwin, dealer* in coal at No. Ill Broadway,
bv seven creditors, the principal ones being Duncan k
Son, fs.041 ; K. T. ltobiujou. nsa'gueo, $d,s.'tb; Edward
" uuger, |4.di, '? uiatvu niiii, s, ? ,t
$1,040. Tli>* claims ot the petitioning credited
j mount U' $26,hOU.
I'eler Milter and Andrew J. Lent, contractors, bar*
been thrown into butt I. r 11 itr y uu ttio petitions of
Patrick Ureuuau. .:ouu O'Brieu aud Michael Hughes.
U N FORTUNATE S PECULATIONS.
A. A. Seluver, a well known Wall sireot operator aa4
director in various railroad and other companies, has
gone into bankruptcy. H>? liabilities amount to
$ >tiu,oou. The loilowing ate the secured creditors:?
Wllliaiu It. Duncun. trustee, $204,500 62; Dickinson A
Co. $ loo, 670 72; the Mutual l.ile Insurance Company
$100,000; Dwell, Stout h Co., $64.026 00; C. K. Uarri.
sou, {16.000. The claims ul the unsecured creditors
aggregate about $126,000 Trenor W. Park lias a claim
ol' $25,000; Harvey Kennedy 4 Co., $15,000; Nevr
loretn.
- BOABD OF HEALTH.
Tim following ia tha wa?kly report ef tbo Board of
Health received at tboir meeting yesterday:?
During tbe weak eodlug July 1, 1870, tbero were 038
deaths reported in this city, being an increase ol 1M
aa compared with the previous week, and lu more than
were reported during toe corresponding week of 1876.
i Tbe actual mortality for tbe week ending June 24 wna
! 407, which wan 70 below the average number ol deatba
lor Ihe corresponding week during the past live years
and represents eu annual death rate of ?1.88 per 1,000
persons living, the population estimated at 1,001,344.
Tbe total numbor ol deaths reported during the
week Included U Irom emallpox, 30 Irom diphtheria, 23
Irotn scarlatina, 4 from measles. 4 from whooping
cough, 2 irom membranous croup, 4 Irom malarial levers,
2 from cerebro-spiu.il fever, 78 Irorn phthisis pulI
loonnlts, 44 from pneumonia and bronchitis; 333 ol
I .hia,.n under ft ?>ri ol ace ami 34 ol Dursona 7C
' yours of-age or mora.
| J ho lolluwing m a comparative statement of cum 01
. contagious disease reported at thia bureau for the two
i wreck* ending July L, 1S78:?
r-W?k ?.
J <*"' -4. J uty 1.
, Typhoid fever 8 5
I Scsrlst lever 30 M
! Csrebrv-spiual meuiuKltli 3 1
Manila* S? 17
1 Diphtheria 40 M
, Muallpox 17 4
THE POLICE HOARD.
I
The maetiog of tho Board ot l'ollce yesterday morn
log will b? their laat public otie. tommisa.oner Erhard!
having o tiered a resolution, which waa unanimously
adopted, rescinniug that or 1874, by which
the meeting* were mad* public. Reporter* and otbar*
will, tbaiaforu, be azcludeU iroiu their luture mostmg*.
; A reaolutlan was adopted railing lor nomlnalloB* for
: inspectors of aleciiou and poll clerk*, to be received
uunl Auguat 10, which will be published iu the C'Wj
j H".onl
Patrolman Philip Smith, of the Twenty-ninth pre
| clnct, wan dismissed from the force lor having direct**
a airange woman, who award biui where the could ebj
Uin loaning*, to a bouae ol prostitution.
i THE DOMINION JOURNALISTS.
The eourtaale* extended to the Canadian Jouroaliatt
by the New York Press Club, the Mayor, Posttnaatof
Junes and othera yeatardav waa ot a hearty character,
j At noon the visitors were received by the Prer* Club ai
I their roorna, In Centro street, where they were wel
comod by Prraident Bladen and other member* In
i abort addreaaos, which were happily responded to by
! Mr. Cameron. Proaideut of the Cauauian Association;
Mr. Jani.s Sotnenrill^ of the Dundaa Banmrr, and Moo.
Mr. Cretgbtou. Member of Parliament aud editor of tbt
1 Owaa Sound Finses. A collation followed. Among IDs
distinguished member* of the elnb who welcomed tbl
stronger* wore Commissioner Wales, ol the Dock l>?
I partment, and President Iaswib, ol the Board of Aldermen.
Cater the visitors were received f?y Msyot
Wlrkham at hi* office, where he extended to them a
cordial greeting. They subsequently were eacorted
through the Poat Ottlce hv Mr. James, who collected all
the employes In the main room and < ailed lor eheort
for the Canadian visitor* They were moat oiithoila*
I tlcally given, and brief speeclto* were insd<- hy Uesara
Cameron and Cre gbton. lu the ovi-niug tho party, soj
com panted by their ladles, visited Hilmore's Harden.
DJ Invitation, aiu i>i>r gipiwcu m> mpiri... v,
eral of the new<papor offices. Thoy will leave ;or LuM
via th* Kris Railroad at nine o'clock thu morning.
KT. ALOYS I US' ACADEMY.
Tha annual commencement at SI. Aloyaius' A cad em f,
In oharge of the Sister* of Charity, on Grand <treat,
Jeraey City, look plaoe laat evening. The display wal
a moet oredltabla one. The opening of the programme
waa a cborua entitled "Columbia * Flag ia Waving a
Welcome to All," Miss Alice C. Lavurly being attired
a* the Goddess of Liberty. Mi#*e? Lull* K. Kelly
and M. K. Deem piayod a sacred inarch aa the children
were inarching to the platform The ?iugiug and recitations
were loudly applauded Among ihoso present
were Key. J. Mdjumdw. H. J. ; Key. Father Mar.chal,
S. J.; Key. J. l?e Coucllio and J. Mct'ar.liy, of St.
Michaels, Key. Father MoUahau, ol St. Bridget's; Key.
! Father Moymbau, of St. I'airiea'a, Kay. Fatbei .
Sclineiuer, ol I'aesuic , It- v Father (J'lteitly, ol His- A
annrt; Hugh w. McKay, Them an Keiiy, FrofMnnr Hanbrouck,
John Garrick, Patrick Farrclly, John M*>
Aiicruey auu Robert Smyth.
A NAKltoW tsOAl'E. I
Yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, James H
waa driving a acroee the track of tbn
at Warren street, Jersey City, tthen^fl H
inwtiyt dnohad by. Bell hsd auffiotnni
to tbe last moment affi^H
fne a agon wsa dragged t
smssbed to iragmentn.
by the broaklag the harness.
combe ti Co., $10,000: Ki|inUblu I.lie Assurance
Society, $10,000; W. K. Shirley, S10.UUU
Hi* assets embrace the pro; eriy at No*. AM and All
Hro.idway, valued at $300,000, subject to a mortgage ot
$100,000, and conveyed to YV. H. Dunr.au, and subject tc
tlii' claiina ol Dickinson x Co. aud Kurell, Stout Ac Co.;
oitc-ulili internal in tbe personal property o( tIte Hsrleni
Kxlcusion Railroad, par value $'20,000; oue-flftll
intercut in tUa lienuingion Ac Rutiatid Car Company,
par value $00,000; one Ullb intereai In tbe capital
stock of tbo Bennington and tllnatenbnry Railroad
Company, par value $100,000; 1,500 shares Harlem Kxtchstun
Halroad, 1,180 share! Lebanon Spring* Railroad
und interests in tumiug companleu ot Nevada,
THE MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK.
Mr. Wliliatu K. Aldncti, Receiver of tbo Mutual
Beueill Saving* Bauk, bled yesterday a report ol big
receipts aud disbursements ua receiver. Tbe receipt*
are given ua $2(3,55 2 10, aud disbursement*
$lo<.).o'2'2 03, touting u ciab balance on baud ol
$:14,5'20 07. Among the disbursements are $104,419 l'l,
tbe Ural dividend to depoaitora, aud $00,(16 41, tbe
aecoud dividend to depositor*.
DANIEL DREW'S BANKRUPTCY.
Next week bus beon Uxcd upon by the couusel for
the assignee in tbo matter of tbe baukruplcy of Daniel
Drew fur tbe exuninat ion of members aud clerks of tbe
tiruiof Robinson. Chase .V Co., brokers, who truusncted
busmen* tor Mr. Drew, and to whom he intrusted rnunj
ihou.-utnl dollars' worth ol aucuritn-s. Representative*
ol the lirma ol Musgruvo At Co., ketivou, Cox & Co., U.
K. Runs ii Co., Webati-r A McDonnell and hall a dozes
olhur brokerage concerns will be called upon to stats
what bOMIM of Mr. Drew's property. Profes-ional
aei-ouutaats are at work ou Daniel Drew's accounts so
far as they can be not at.
CUSTOM UOUSE NOTES.
The nomination of Mr. James Hoffman, Assistant
Cashier of the Custom House, to be Cashier, by tht
Collector, wits, it Is reported, sent ou to Washlngloi
last night, vice W. D. Kobiusou, deceased. The salary
of Cashier Is )5,000 and Assistant Cashier $3,600.
' Strenuous otforts have been made by Messrs. J. J.
O'Brien, J. U. Patterson, chairman of the Contra! Republican
Committee, and Excise Commissioner Biglia,
and others, to have Major Wlllard Ballard nominate!
to the vueant post, out the Collector Is said to have tol!
the gentlemen that Mr. Robinson, who has been con
nerted with the Custbm House since the 10th of April,
1654, was lully entitled to tho position of Cashier toi
his la'lhful services.
A sale of nlnety-llvo hits of unclaimed goods la announced
to lake pluue next weok at No. 06 Water
street.
Recent Treasury orders to the Cnatom Houie prescribe
as follows:?Whetstones made ol emory end
other substances are to be rated to twenty per cent ad
valorem.
Swords complete?blades, grips and scabbards?re>
quiring only to be fastened together, are to be neld
dutiable aa swords at forty-live per cent ad valorem.
India rubber bulla, painted In colors for playing
I irnmea hula dutiable as toys at Bfty per cent ad va>

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