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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Tbe Stork Market Still Dull, but Prices it
the Close a Trifle Firmer.
GOLD STRONG AT 111 3-4 A 111 7-8.
Government Bonds Quiet and Steady?Railway
Bonds in Fair Request?Money on
Call 2 1-2 and 2 Fer Cent.
Wail Strkkt. 1
Friday, July 21?0 P. It J
The stock market, although sluggish, snowed a reaction
at the close or the day, and prices were generally
firmer. To a considerable degree Ib's improvement
was in sympathetic obedience witb an advance In St.
Paul stocks, which was in tnrn alleged to be due to a
| statement by a railroad expert whose name has been
identified with damaging revelations concerning the
Eastern (tlansaebusetis) llallroad and the Michigan
Central His last exhibit in St. Paul, however, contains
nothing but ? copy ol the company'a ligures, with
no attempt at criticism or relerenco to matters on
which the speculattvo public wish to be enlightened.
It served its purpose iu compelling a considerable covering
of the outstanding short interest ana a consequent
advance In the price ol the stock from 39 V to 40
for the common and lrotn 70s, to 71;\ lor the preferred.
l,ako Shore, the most active stoclc on the list, opened
at 03% and closed at 54, with sales meanwhile at 53>,'
am! 04 V Sales were also made at 53 V a 53*;, seller
sixty days. Michigan Central moved Low 45V to 46V,
and all the fluctuations were between these figures.
Western Union was marketed at 70V a 70'? a 70**, and
Inaily at 70V- Northwestern common sold at 41V a
IIV ; the preferred advancing irom 65'* to 66 V'. P*- J
eiflc Mall brought 24', a 23V a 24?*. We learn that ;
the brokers ol Mr. Trenor W. Park. President ol Pan- j
a'tna, are selling thirty day "puts" on Pacific Mail at
t per cent below the market. Ohio and Mississippi
auflened trom 15 to 15 VThe
rest of tlie market requires no comment, investment
and other securities being generally unchanged.
THK SAI.KM TO-DAT.
The transactions of the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 42,466 shares:?Erie, 000; Lake Shore,
16,800; Northwestern. 300; do., prolerred, 800; Pacific
Mail,3,300; St. Paul, 1.500; do., prelerrod, 4,^00; Chios,
1,050; Western Union, 4,800; Wabash, 100; C., C and
I. C., 900; Michigan Central, 4,100; Now Jersey Central,
1,200..
OPKX13Q, Hlunxsr AXD LOWEST PRICES.
The following lablo shows tho opening, highest and
lowest prices of tho nay: ?
Opening. Miaheit. Lcncett.
Harlem 140 140 140
Kne 141* 14 V 11V
Lake Shore 53 V 541, 63 V
Waliusli 2 V' 2 V 2,V
Norihwesteru 41V 42 41.V
Northwestern, prolerred.. 65V 00V 66V
Milwaukee and St. Paul... 39V 40 ?u>4
Mil. and St. Paul, prel.... 70V 70V 70V
Ohio and Mississippi 15 15v 16
New Jersey Central 72V 72*, 72 V
Del., Lack.' ana Western... 102 102 v 102
C? C. and 1. C 4 4 V -1
Western Union 70V 70V 70V
Atlantic and Pacific Tel.... 18',' 18V 18 v
Pacific Mail 24 24 V 22 V
Land and Petroleum 113 113 113
CLoSlXO PUiCSS?8 p. M.
ps?ifl. ' ?>' . 24V -4V C.CCA I. ... 42V a 48V
Wert Union.... 70V a 70V C.CAlC... . 4V a 4V
, 1 Itut, ISV ? 18V liel.L A W....102V ? 1?2V
Uucktilver.... |o a ;5'4 Erie 14V a 14V
Vuieksilven pt. 10 a IS HauASlJo... 13'.' a 14'
XarJ.aidAM 7V 1 9 II *n A St Jo pi 24 a 25
MLAMinpf.. s V a 10 LakeSboro.... .'4 a 54V
/. earn* ti IlO'j n 110 V Mich Central.. 4 V ? 4??
Ainer Kx 56', a 59.1* N Y A Mar 139V * 14'
I > Express - 74 ? 75 K 1 l! t U K..10.>V a lO ?4
V a l?-rai(.iih 84 a 84,V X J On 72V ? 72',
Chic* Alton ..101 V a 102,V Old.. A ML.. . 15 V a 1'4
lie' lilts... U-iV * 98 Panama ? ? 187
Chi A N W 42 a 42'* To! A Wab 2 a 2J,
tk,. ' tV pi 66'g * 6'V Linlon Pacihc.. (V 'V 61
C ill A ltl .108V k lOOV^ Viaeourt Pae Btg 7'*
??**.? . i ?? ? i rou r?t i/U. .,110 m uo;4
kit. OtFpl 71?i 71 \
ADVANCE AMD DBCUKK.
The following are the changes in closing prices compared
with those of yesterday:?
Adxaxch.?C., C. and I. C., Jf; Delawaro and I.ackaWinna,
1; Erie, Si Lake Shore, ; Michigan Centrul,
Northwest common an 1 preferred, ?, ; New Jersey
Dntral, >? ; Ohio aud Mississippi, % ; Pacific Mall, ;
6t Hani, Ji; do. preferred, 1,?,; Union PaciUe, ;
tVeatern I'uiun, }'t.
Dmclimm.?New Vork Central,. t4; Land and Petroleum.
'4 ; Kock Island, t4.
The rest 01 the market was steady.
TUB MOM BY MAKKKT.
Money Is easy, and on call la supplied at 2J? and 2 per
tent. Commercial paper la discounted at the ratea last
looted.
Tba following wero the rates of exchange on New
Tork at the undermentioned cities to-day:?savannah,
\ premium; Charleston, ofleringa light, H' a >4 premium
; New Orleans commercial, >4 ; bank, \ ; Chicago,
Mc. premium; St. Louis, Tic. premium, and Cincinnati
(uict, l-2o a 1-10 premium, selling.
Foreign exchange was steady, with business at 4.88
[or bankers' long and 4.90 a 4. HU'4 for short. The asking
quotations are unchanged:?
Sterling?
Flxiy days' sight 4.88 a 4 89
Demand 4.90 u 4.91
Cable transfers 4.01 <;u 4.92
Commercial 4.86 a 4.87
ParisSixty
days' Fight 6 15 a 6.17%
Remand 5. 12% a 5.14%
Cable iriiUsler* 6.12% a 6.13%
Commercial 6.18% a 6.21%
lteicbmark*?
Sixlv day a' sight 96 a ,05V
Demand 66% a .W> |
Cable transfers H6%a Wi%
I onimercial 04% a -04%
tux oolu mahkkt. *
Gold opened at 111% and closed at 111%, all the
tales of the day having been at these figures. The carrying
ratea were % and 1 lyer cent and the borrowing
flat to 2 per cent.
clkarixo bocsx statkmx.nt.
Currency exchanges. $46,073,415
Currency oa.uncus 2,211,852 ,
Gold excnauaes 4,623,914 i
Gold balances 073,400 j
The specie engagements lor to morrow's European
steamers amount to $800,000, all gold coin.
orkkatioxs or TUX U0I.0 xxcha.8UK Ba.MK.
Gold balances $831,762
Currency balances 022,401
Gro-a clearances 12,716,000
thk i'xitkp statf.s tkkascry.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $202,000 gold
n account of Interest, and $21,000 In redemption of
Ire twenty bonds.
The Hub Treasury released to-day $26,900 silver
to In.
Revenue receipts to-day, $360,000; customs receipts,
$400,000; bank notes received for redemption,
$1,000,00a
cuvkr.vnr.nt roxds.
There was a moderate demand for government bonds !
this afternoon, and some banks and otber institutions '
were in tbe market for round amounts. Prices ud- j
vanctd % a % per cent, and the supply offering was j
limited. The demand extended through tho list, but ,
was most marked tri 1867's and ten-iortira The following
were tho latest quotations:?I'nited States currency
sixes, 126% R 126%; da. do., 19S1, registered, 119%
r 120; do. do., do., coupon, 120% a 120%; da do.,
1866, registered, 116% a 116%; uo. da, do., coupon,
116% n 116%; do. do., da, n-'W, registered, 118 a 118%;
da do., do., da, coupon, 118 a 118%; da da, 1867,
registered. 120 a 120%; do. do., do., coupon. 120 a
isw, j no. oil., iivov, rvgisicrcu, ni.j; 00. do.,
da, coupon, 121 >i a 122; do., ten forties, registered.
118?g a 118 S; do do., do, coupon, 11# a ll#l?;
da, Qvce, 1881, registered, 11C:, a 117', ; do. do., do.,
teupon, lis a 118 V
kailboad 110 vi, a
Railroad bonds wcru sieady, w.lh tho exception of
Chicago anil Northwestern couaolidatrd coupon gold
bouds. which advanced to yd, and IIrate, which rose to
107; da consolidated aold at 104 ',; Lehigh and Wilkesbarro
consolidated brought 87 >? a 87>?; Central l'aciflc
gold bonds, 107,^ a 107 1,; I'd inn Paoitic tirala, 103', ;
land grants, 102 ; Western PuclJcs, #9 a 9Va Vj;
New York Central sixes 01 1887, 10&'? and Milwaukee
and St Paul old sevcus, 100, sinking funds advauclug
10 vol,. Intbe late dc. inga Central Pnclflc# advanced !
to 107V. Unh>n Pacific Ursts to 103',, Si. Paul sinking
fundi to V0J< andHanntb.il and St. Joseph eights to
II. Ch cago and Northwestern consolidated gold coupons
sold at 00. The lollowing were the closing quota
lions lor Pacillu Railroad bonds:?Colon firsts, 103', a ,
KW.'s ; L'nton land grants, 102a 102,lf ; Union sinking >
funds, ?4't; Centrals, ld7 <? a 107/fc
OHY OOODS IMPllOTa
Tho Imports of dry goods st the port ol Naw York |
K
lor the week ending to-day were $1,636,127, and the I
amount marketed $1,366,413. The total import* ?iuco
January 1 were $47,106,COO, and the total aiuount marketed
$47,862,314
THK rORKIGN MAKRKT.
The London advices report an advauce In consols to
97a 97 '? and a subsequent reaction to 96V United
Stales bonda were all strong aud a fractiou higher, but
Erie common Buffered a decline ol per cent.
?63,000 bullion went into the llank of England on balance
to-day. At Paria rentes advanced to 1061. 66c.,
but afterward reacted to 1061. 42},o. The quotations
made lor consola at London to-day are tho highest for
many years.
London advices report silver up to 49t,d. per ounce.
This la the natural reaction of the lato heavy decline.
The iollowlug are the prices at Uve P. M.Consols lor
money, w?*, ; consols for account, 96Tg; live twenty
bonds ol 1666. old, 100 V 7 five-twenty bonds of 1867,
109t4 ; tcn-lorly bonds, 108; new lives, 106}, a luu ;
Erie common shares, 121, ; Erlo preferred shares, 20.
mVRSTMSNT SHARKS.
JU lUVl'b'lllirai pikics iuik vviihui uiwu^u.
106", ; jersey Central at 72X a 72\ a 72.S ; Delaware
and Hudson Cunal, 104; Harlem, 140; Pittsburg and Fort
Wayne, 103 a 102 V, Delaware and Lackawanna, 102', ;
Chicago and Alton, 102 a 101V Chicago, Burlington
and yulncy, 1171,; Wells-Fargo Express, 84)*; United
States, 04>,; Hock Island, 108
rniLaDKLrHta STOCKS.
The following are the PniladelpUia stock quotations
at three o'clock this day:?
Bid Asked.
City sixes, old 1041^ ?
City sixes, new. 106'* 109
United Companies ol New Jersey 130 140
l'ennsylvauia ltailroad 52 X WS
Philadelphia and Heading Kailroad 44tg 44>4 |
Ix'high Valley Railroad 57 J4 67'? 1
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad 18 18.S ,
Northern Central Railroad 34 35
Ldhlgh Navigation 45 >*' 46)$
Lehigh N avigJtlon, gold loan 103 103>, j
MINIMI STOCKS.
The following are tho closing prices In San Francisco j
to day
Consolidated Virginia 5314 Crown Point 10
Call lorn la 57.', Yellow Jacket 251% I
Segregated Uolcher.. 03 Alpha 37
Ophir 44>; Belcher 17)4
C ho liar 75)* Confidence 1 ?>j
Savage 18 Sierra Nevada 1314 .
Consolidated Imperial 5'g Exchequer 14 J4 |
Mexican 29)4 Overman.., 65S
Could & Curry 14>, Justice 21
Rest fi Belcher. 45 Caledonia. 0)4
Hale 4c Nurcross 8)4
STATS RANKS IK NBW YORK CITT.
Quarterly siaterneuts of tho nalloual banks ol the
city of New York on tho 30tb day of June, 1876:?
, Li abilitiet. ,
Hay 12. June 30. Comparitont.
Capital $66,400,000 $66,500,000 Inc. $100,000
Net profits.... 27,154,400 26,391,900 Dec. 762,500
Circulation.... 16.467,800 16,700.400 Dec. 767,400
Duo banks 80,245,300 84,614.200 Inc. 4,368,000 j
Duo deposit's. 114,456,000 125,016.200 lnc 10.560.200
Unp'd dlv'ds.. 191,100 1,510,700 Inc. 1,326.600
Totals $304,010,600 $319,744,400 lnc$14,827,300
. ktumrct1 ,
Loans and discounts
$176,745,800 $175,996,600 Inc. 250,800
U. 8. bonds on
hand 15,834,200 17,263,500 Inc. 1,444,300
U. 6. to secure
circulation . 19,682,500 19,387,500 Dec. 195,000
Other stocks^
bonds and
mortgages.. 9,375,800 10,142,500 luc. 766,700
Premium on
stock* 2,828,700 2.867.000 Inc. 88,360
Real ostato.. 8,702.400 8,706,100 Inc. 3,700
Due 1'in b'ke. 14.364,200 15,426,800 Inc. 1,062,600
Cash Items 4:
bank notes. 3.716,000 4,055,300 Inc. 339.300
Specie 16.016,200 17,990,400 Inc. 1,983,200
Legal tenders. 38,695.000 47,344.200 Inc. 9,149,200
Uvordrafls.... 65,800 50,500 Dec. 15,300
Totals $304,910,600 $319,744,400
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
Kr/oat, July 21, 1874
RHKOKl", iALL-IU A. M.
500 aho Wait U> Tol.. 70S I603 ?ln 1.8 A K 3.. . 6V,'
7 10 do 70?, 4O0 do '? 5:h,
aXI Poc Mail BS 23^ 30 1 do OS 53.S
200 do 24 loo 00 &:!?,
10 -Y C iH It RE..0 10t.?j IX) do., |5 ass j
200 Krlv R 2 <? d?. 53?
aoo n J Coa RR. (S 72, loo do * .c ass
10 1Mb I 111 4ft)i 1<IU do as7,
aoo do 45*, 401 do 0 as%
100 do >3 45*4 500 On IS ''4;,
100 do c 4 ), W"0 da o? 54
10O do 45S 100 do c 54,S
2O0 do ?S 46), SOO do l)S 54
100 do 45-, 141) do 54
600 do 45 >4 10 Chi A K 1 KK. ..? 1 ?S
200 do 45'j SO ' Mil A Hi P KK pf. 7l'S
100 do b:? 45', 100 do hs 7 Ji
100 do US 45*4 OOO do 711,
illLi i ? ?> kii....e -Sli 1203 Ohio A Mill RR.. 15
il?:U AJIL> 11:10 A. II.
3600) 0 8 6-10, r.'dS.u 118
ttUbT UOA!U??10:?> L IL
(5 * 0 Tenn 6'?, old.... 45 2' ihe H* A liS.be.aS 53V
lOOUO L A W R con... 1-7'4 Son do 53',
5>XA) do be 87S 1100 do 5,'4
liM) do ?7S 3X1 do bS Oojju
1000 Chi A N W Int.. 107 3.41 uo bS 63,
Dixie* aw 11 c g o 15J4 200 do ?8) 53'4 .
3: UO do 9.?4 1I?X) do 63?, I
21X11 do..... 00 10' do >80 53',
lOUtlChi ANW con. c 104S 2lD do 53',
KID Krio 2d in 1 3s, 5d do US 54
2000 N V Con8'a.*a7. I05S 1 HO do 53'j
10000 M A MP7'l, gold 1011 0X1 do 53j,
DO' ri loi goiuu. !<7>j 211 Uo 54
11X11 do 107*, 100 N J Cm KR....bo 721,
H ID North Mo lit? 98>? 7 do 72;S
1IDU M lit I'oc boudi. DD 2 D ill >00 Kit..be 16W
200' do IDS ll? do. .... 45',
HDO do DOS 10) do 40s
l'UO do ID UO do , 45*,
20iD Un l'?e RR lit. 103S' 3 ?' do 7 45*,
111 41 I'll Pit I |f. HI2S 3 11 ilo 40
IO0OAltl THlnc.be 74 HD Tel. \VA W . .bc.bS 2',
DO ilia I) A H ConbtiJ 104 20 P. o 4 C /I. be c 103
2UU 11 til l u be 70S 10 Chi A Alt KK..b c 102
|ipj do o-i 70*, Hi# i do 101s
Kl uo i"7| ' ? ' *11 a n?i Iinpi J * ?
700 do 7')', 7>J do 71
KNi do 70', l MMli 4 M P KK. bu XV'i |
a?o do ud 70>, 100 do 03 ?u>, i
100 U 8 Ex 74,', lOO do 30', !
12 W'elU-Kergo Kx . 84>, KM) tin ... 3",
30.Pnc?tnU.>o.bi..b3 lSOCbl, 11 A Q RK.bc 117,', !
|ji do 24 loo II 4 M Jo pf.be.l>3 k4 I
,? 0 23', *? do 24
lOJ do ... 23, & I Ohio * M KM .bp IS', j
3 >| do 23'i 1< U do oBO 15','
203 do b3 2..J, HOU do bJ 1.7),
II do 23;, ?OC, C4 10KK.. 4 !
21J4) do ... 24 2'JO do be 4', '
luo Erie KM... bc.b3 14, 10 Chi A * W Kll.n r 4I>,
2d) do Hl4 100 d6 ,3 41.-*, ]
200 lldrlem KK 140
HHP IIIK 0ALI<?liiiiil P. M.
?5 00 M 4 St P eon f not^ 100,be Mich Ceo Kit . 4)1,'
In ,Ui P C L k 1' Co. 113 2*p o * II o KK 3*,
1141 All 4 P?c Tel.... 18S, 10 do ,3 S3',
10O Pdc M Sri 241, 2i<l .N J Con KK 71',
lUO.ritKK b3 i4\, 4UU|1. I, 4 Willi 111 ,
3O0 do 14', 2O0C, C4 1CRK 4>,
u P. M.
$100)0 U 8 5'?, 10-40. e 110
iKOOUD BOARD?! P. M. I
$3000 Mo S', I bd* 1 'jo1, &OJ ibi L s k )l S KK.. &4 I
2 iw Al? B'e,'sd...b e 31'; lu) do... ..bJ 04
l.tO i m ft r eon ? I.. l? \ 13iXI do + 03';
4,00 do be Wl*J 200 Chi 4 JiW RR. .be 41', ,
.',141X1 .1 M run i I .. *? > I'XJ CUil N W pi... .be 0 !<.">,
OOUO II 4 M Jo 8 ?. c M 1<? do .. ? ? >',
ddJCeu I'iki b.. . 1"7J$ 3 o Mil 4 St P BK.be 33 ,
24MJO do 107?, 20) do 3?3, j
.'iOO?l do b3 1074, 100 do 30-, ,
44 ' if l u I ?c KK lei.. I< 3>, 1 -ii Mil k Si f pi...be 71', I
1000 Pecol Mo 1,1.. . I'M 100 do 71',
1 O ebe Win TuMbibli 70,'; 2 k) do. 71', \
2'JO do 7'?, lb U do 71 ,
20 C K K,pret, 74 114 P, )'t \V 4 C tculbe K>2',
Huo I'nciBr Mnil ns.be 24 10) do 102'.
loo L S 4 M S KRbce 1 1 3?, loo do n?),
bOi do bi S3', lool)el.L4WKK.bc 102,
kUt .V4 12 ilo.li4i3KK.be 117',
loO do ... 53,% 2O0 C, C 4 I C K.i.b o 4.1,
:*l fi .1 .1!
$1SOJO I'8 ft'e.e.'Hl.. 121 1 Mlebt Mil 4 81 P RB 314',
loOO'l'8 5-20, e. 't>7 . 12" 400 do 4
200 o O 4 S W c c t b. loiMil 4 MP UK pf.. 71',
2UUOO do... #?; Km) do 7i?,
? 41 ,1m W ?t| l Til,. 7o'4 IiOo do 71',
70" do 03 7- U 7o i d? o3 71',
r.i il'llf 711 OKI .1.. 717.
0 x. far wail 8S H4'4 IOJ Obi i N W pf ..bJ
a>I)ll.l-**KK, lUJt, l> .la
loomet! Oaa EE 4-1 J'O do
1 O do ..*3 4d 1?I a.. b3 wi', I
1CM* do 4Ut{ 1?? do !
:?'?J do 4?', liuu M J KR... 73?, I
!WU do 4- l4 I ?i b3 " 11 !
lt>?> do i'I 4tl', 100 do "->J ,
UO > L ? A M KK.b.3 .'H'4 luo ao 7..?, I
loOO do Mi, lOoObla A M Kit bS 14*,
loo ao .? 54
COMMERCIAL REPORT. 1
COTTON: SPOT DULL; FUTURES CLOSED STEADY? I
FLoUR DULL AND IRRhuULAR WHEAT KoMI- ;
NAL?CORN HT>.ADY?OATS IRREGULAR?roRK I
QUIET AND XOMINAL?LARD QUIET AND
NOMINAL WHISKEY DULL AND LOWER?
PETROLEUM FIRM ?NAVAL STORKS QUIET ?
OILS STEADY?OBOCKBIES: COFFEE QUIET;
SUGAR STEADY? FREIGHTS STEADY.
Fkidat, JulV HI ?fl P. M.
The current week b?* been on* of great irregularity
In commercial circle*, and value* have been mora tban
usually lluciuatmg and uncertain. Nowbtr* has tbero
born any activity to speak of, merchant* generally
m?nlle*Ung a decided dialncllnaiion lo inveat largo
amounts wblle value* remain so fluctuating and ilia
foture is so altogether uncertain as it now appears
Quick roiurns arc impossible nowadays, hence tbo
raiuctanco with wbieh investments calling lor conaiderable
expenditure* are made The chief feature
In tho dry gnoda trad* during the week ta the great
auction aale ol Manuel*, which proved a succcma Indeed,
occurring Juat at tbla season, when tho fall
trad* la about to eouimenoo. It would not hava
doa* to let this large sad attraclir* tela prove a failure,
:EAV YORK HERALD, SA
o<l the large repreaentation from the principal houaea
in town at the aale. i n I (he freedom with which the.r purchaneti,
| ruvrd that thi* (act waa geuerallr appreciated. The
fall trade would hare been irreparably injured by the failure
ol (hi* I * rye aud attrac(ire ealo. and it it well that (he
large city kouaei, which have ao ninch a( ktake, made *uch
liberal purchaeee and rendered (he aale a aucceaa. Ou(aide
of thia aale. however, (he market naa been very quiet. The
depreaaion in breadatuffa haa continued, and price* have
fnrtber la galy declined. Almoat every day haa brought
over mure unfavorable cable newa. while the Chicago market
haa, lor the nioat pan, been unsettled aud declining.
Added to (hia, the great bulk o: the wheat here la out nf
condition or not atrictly prime, to that. In view of all the
facta in the case, chipper* have had no encouragement to
purchaae to any great extent, and the traiianctioua
from day to day have been very moderate, aud in tuoat
case* aoperinduced by the eatr-nielv low price* current.
lorn ban been more Head v, prices bavin* fluctuated but
little. Provision* have ruled quiet lor the imst part, and
prices have fluctuated comparatively little. * u Change
to dav tFriday the situation was about a<? unsatisfactory
aud the markets about hk duil and noiniual as they could
well be. Flour was dull and irregular. Wheat was wholly
nominal There was nothing of coumqu'nue uone, the
sale* consisting of small lots at all sorts of prices. Prime
spriti.' whoat was not to he found, and price* were wholly
nominal for even such a? was offered. IJoru was steady,
witn a fair inquire. Dais were dull and irregular Wins
key dull, lower aud nominal. Provlsious were nominal, the
market being at a complete standstill. Freights were
steady. Cotton on tho tpol was dull; futures closed
steady. Coffee wt-s quiet. Sugar was steady. Naval
stores were quiet. Oils were also quiet. Petroleum wai
firm.
Ashks remained quiet and steady at sv4c. a 5t?'c. for pots,
aud pearls were uominal at a 7c.
Antimony was una at 1?V a ltlc. gold.
Hr.ks'wax ruled steady at iSJlac tor Western aud 34l^c. lor
Southern.
Broom Coiin was dull. We quote:?Bed, d.S'c a5e.; red
tipped. Sc. a He.; ludian, 7kc. a He.
Candlrs were steauy. Vve quoteSperm, 28c.: sperm,
patent. 38c. ; stearic, acid <18 01.), 21c. a 23c. ; adamantine
(12, 11. Id OS.), 12c. a ltlc.; puraltiuc t4's, 8's and Ill's)
18c. a 2Uc.
Corrta.? The market for Krasila was quiet and
nominal. Mild coffee was also quiet. We quote: ?
Ordiu.il v cargoes. 15c. a ]5S*o ; fair do., 18$^?. a
17c.; good do., 17!4c. a 17ke; prime do., 17$4'c. a 18c. ; ox
Vrcnic range tor lots, 15c. a 18c. ; Santos tair to good. IHVrc.
a 17c.. gold, ninety days; Java, government bags. 20c. a
22c.; do , grass .mats. 2<>cf a 23c.; Singapore, no, 1 He. a
2(X*. ; Ceylon. 16l-c. a 18t,o. ; Maracaibo, 14\c. a 18c.; Lagttavra,
18t?c. a 1 7 ^ ; Jauia ca, 15c. a 17c ; St Domingo,
I4)?c. a 15c ; Porto Kico. lHc. a 18^c.; Costa Kica 17c. a
18c.; Mexican, IG^c. a 18c.; Mauila, 17c a 18c.; Angostura,
17c. a 18c.; Savauilta, 14,^c. a 18c.; Curacoa, 14SjC.
a 17c.
UoOPBRAOk ffTOCK was dull. Wo quoteMolasles
shook* 32-incli. with heads. ?1 Ik) a $2 JS: sugar
shooks. with heads, 38-iucb.$2 3' > a $2 b-r>. do., do..3ft-iucb,
$1 O . <2: box ahooka. 75c. a SOc.; runt do., $4: pipe ao..
ftia$i> SO: ?mpt> huqaheitd*. $1! 50: hnon*. 14 fort, ordinary
to prlmo. #.f) h $37, boo pa. 12 Let do.. S30 a $33
per M.
I'orrtu. ? I lie market wae quiet, but Brm. We uote
9?1*?. in tola, of about lOfKHi-n lake at 20c. a 2U',c.
Cordau-k rai unchanged. We uuoteManila (large
aud ainall aiie), par lb . 13?fr. a 14?ic.; do. cordage, bolt
rope yarns, 10c. a 17c.: tarred Ma ila, 14c.; slaal rope.
Hie-, a 11c.; New Zealand, ll'.c a 12t,c ; Itua.ia hemp,
tarred. 14c.: American do.. 14c.: ltuseia bolt rope. 17c.
Cotton.?Tli# market for apot >< very quiet. Future*
cb?ed ateady. Tbe closing price, to day compare with
Thursday's price, at lollow.
2 hurx'tuy. Jtiiy 20. Jlnuhiv. July 21.
July .... 11 11-IH u 11 23-32 July 11 23 32 ? ll^
August . II ll-lll a 11 23-32 August .11?, a ?
Sept 11 9-16 a 11 19-32 Sept.... ll\ a 1121-33
October. ll*g a ? October. 11 13-32 a 11 7-16
Nor ll>4 a 11 tt-32 Nov.... 11 5 IS a 11 11-32
Dm ii (Mi ii ii o io Dm 11 11-32 a n1,
Jan 11 13-32 a 11 7*16 Jan 11 15212 a II1.
Fob II H-16 a 11% Feb. . 11 \ it 112132
March... II 23-3: a 11 25-32 March.. 11 25 32 a 11 13-10
April... II7, a 11 15-10 April... 11 15 32 a II 31 32
May ... 12 1-16 a 12 3-32 May . .. 1J .132 alJtj
June ... 12 3 16 a 12Juue 12', a 12 9-32
?(Quotations are baaed on American atanaard of elaaaiflcatlon
and ou cotton In atore running in quality not more than
halt a ;"?de above or below the grade quoted
Upland*. Altioama. Jt. Orlnvu. Texa*.
Ordinary SV, sv, SV, hl.
Strict ordinary 9 1-10 9 1 10 0 1-10 9 1-16
Uond ordinary 94j '. * f)?i 9J2
Strict Kiiud ordinary. 10 5-10 In 3-10 10 7 10 10 ,10
l.OW middling 1"', 11 11
Strict low middling. 11 516 H 7 16 11 9 It} 11 9-10
Middling lill-ia 11 ll'i ll?
Good middling 12 3-19 12 6-16 19 7-ltl 12 7-16
Strict good middling 12 11-16 12 13-16 12 15-16 12 15-10
Middling fair 13 1 16 13 3-16 13 5 10 13 5-10
Fair 13 15-10 14 1-16 14 3-16 14 3 16
?Stained?Good ordinary, 8 5-lOc.; strict good ordinary,
9 7-lOc. ; low middling, 9 15-10c. ; middling, 10 13 16c.
Spot talcs were as follows
To-day. Lad Kcaiiiu/. Total
Consumption 282 44 326
Speculation...,. 303 ? 303
Totals ... 585 44 639
?Delivered on contract, 7UJ bales. For future delivery
tlie sales were as lollows:?Yesterday, alter two 1*. M. ?
August, 100 at 11 1116c.; December, 100 at 11 S-lllc.;
.lautiury, Hal at 11 7-16c.; June. 100 at 12 7-32c.
Total, 4O0 balct. To-day up to two P. M.?
Julv. 100 at 11 'ic.; August, loo at 11 25 32c., 60" at
11 28-32C., 3,000 at 11 1116c, 800 at 11 23 32c., 1,200 at
llJat. SOU at 11 23-32c., 100 at 11?ic.. SOU at 11 23-3JC.;
September, IOO at 11 *ic.. 600 at It 10 32c., 100 at
11 21 32c., KX> at liv , at 11 21 32c . 4<>0 at 11 *ic.,
1.61 JO at 1121 32c.; Uctober. 300 at 1 llgc.: 000 at 11 7-lbe.;
Nor ember, 500 at 110-32C., 3U) at 115 16c.. 4(?) at
II ll-32c.; Decetuber, 100 at 11 5 16c., 400 at 11 1132c.
Total, 11,500 bales. Grand total, 12.Ho* bales. The re.
ceipts at the ports were as fellows'.?Galveston, 43; New
(Jileans. 501; Mobile, 124; Savannah, 4; Charleston, 56;
Wilmington, 11; N'oriolk. 15; New York. 114; Kustou. 51 ;
Philadelphia. 140. 'total. 1.1 >8 bale*. This day last week,
1,160. litis day last year, 538 Total since September 1,
4,081,321 hales. Cotton freights closed us follows:?To
lluvre, by steam, Jg'c , compressed. To Hamburg, by steam,
Jjc., compressed. To Uremcu, by steam, *41'., compressed.
To Liverpool, 5-I6d. by steam; bv sail. 5-lid.
Unucs. Ac.?The general market was quiet and prircs
were not matariallv changed. Opium was lirm at 4> 25.
gold. In hond;job lots were selling at 66 87hi. currency, and
powdered at $;? 12*4 currency. Gil vitriol was quiet at 61 75
per cwt. for large loll aud 2c. a a>*e. per ib. tor small lou.
Camphor was steady at 27c. lor retlneil lu bids Cream
tartar was quoted si 30c. a 32c., gold, for American
and French and 34c. for powdered In bbls. and 35c. lor
do. In boxes. Alcoholics?Chlorolorui aud ether were
steady at UUc. for the former and 54c. a 64c. for the latter.
Horax was steady at 11 '4c. n llt*c. for rtftned city aud
MSsC. lor do. California. Halsam tolu wai tinner; quoted
at 2 25 a$'2 .'si. currency. Burgundy pilch wus quoted m 7c.
aif^t Uuarana was entirely nominal el $2 30m $31 Manna
was stroug; uew crop was quoted at 65c. a 70c. lor
thnridev wtr# quiet at 25 ? il SO. Mbcllnc was
quiet at 3Wc., gold, for D. C.. and -tic. a 30c.. fold, lor Kngltsh.
Llvl die! was arm at ?75 par tou. Caleb
war qnlet at He., fold. Pmnalate potaali quiet at 25e.
a'.'He.. ? to quality. Micbroumte potai-U wee dull at lie.
Sal ammoniac ?a> dull at lO'.c , gold, lrlab uioae a an quiet
attire, a 7c. Oainbler wai quiet at cold hpvooi aalva
were la lair demand at Jc. Huinae Waa tiriu at (1 35. Argun
were gteady at Jrtc. a JJ?.e. gold, according to uuvlliy.
(tenlian root waa llriu at ?>>,c. a7c. I'aaaia Ouua were quoted
at 3Hc. a 3H',c. Colombo root wat quoted at be. for wnola
and Ida. lor powdered. Hum iredda waa Orui at He. a He. :
do. I'alet. He. allli,c. J umper berrlea were <luli at da. a^y.
lorordiuarv Italian Orange peei w < quiet at H%e. a
flk,c. Venice turpeutina waa dull at 17Kc a life. Caelile
toap?Conn wnlte waaquoted at ii>c. a ltl',c. <pul and l->Vc.
lo arrive, and >1 araeinea pure mottled at I lie., gold, and do.
common ?t "r. a * r Koche.le aaila wore ateadv at Wl'.e.
lor bhla and 31 Kc. tor bnr.ea. y muni# waa active
at 92 JO. Blue vitriol waa atead' at > '.e. Morphine waa
active aud him at dt 6<>. Iodide potaali waa active and Orni
bi #2 42 bulk and $2 .Vi b. I. Alum?l.umpconiinuad In
fair demand al2,*ac. a 2?.C- Cbloraie potaali waa in lair <leinand
at Jlc. a21'4c.. gold, and 22c. lor greenback!. tartaric
acid waa quiet el 42',c., cold, lor eryatal. and V*c. a
4Ha. lor oowdered. Citriu acid waa Arm at 7*c. a 7lbi.
Licorice root wai quiet at lortner pricea; quoted at rroiu He.
to lie.. currency, lor aclecled. Lioorice p.ale, i alaoria,
at Sle.; Spaaiab aolld at Joe. a Jrtc., gold; Bignatelli *i34e. ;
ainall Untniiua at 32c.; large Omnium at -fir.; I*. A it. tmall
at 3Be. a Jfi'.c. . I'erigllann waa very acarce ; lam lot waa told
at 43o. t.'uitletteh bouet ruled ateadv at 3<>c. Balaam
copaiba waa quotrd at .>7Sc. BOc. HaBron waa tleady
at 22c. !or American and #H a 912 for spanlaii. Helengal
root waa quiet I 4e. u t l,c. Cod liver oil waa In luir demand
i! $1 00 for Newfoundland and a (>? tor XorweKInn.
Ilbuunrb quiet ut prices ranging from 71 &>
10 (J 7>. Aioot were quoted at He. a 5 Dinger fgi
steady at iHc a Jtt*aC. tor Jamaica bleached. Lrjrot was
ease at el lu n $1 25. guicksnver wai quoted at oic. a
(i Jc. Leaves were quiet, but steady, quoted At 2>c. lor
belladonna. I lc lor comutu And acouiie, 2Uc. ? 2Je tor
henbane Aud lei 2b lor rose. Ar?eoic waa In tair demand
at 3l*c. a . gold. lor wuite oowdered. aud 13c. a 13*vc.
tor red do. Seeds were quiet. We onoiet- Mustard ? Yellow
C alifotnia, 7>^c. a ?c. ; brown do.. 7fac. a fc ; aud brown
Trieste, \?i#e. a Hie.; yellow^ Kngiish, He. \ euary ?
Prima Huieb wan quoted ?' # "? and buiyrti* was firm aft
$7 J?>. Iloiup waa quiet at $1 H2ft Caraway wan flrru at
12c a 12fie. Coriander waa uuoted at o'^c. Chamomile
Rowers were quiet at l.*>e. a 2&c. til.vcenne was in tair
demand and Arm at Hie. a Sweet marjoram was quiet
at 20c Orris root waa steady at 12' ,c. a i.Vc., accord
ltig to uuality. lonca beans were lower; qu ?ted
at $1 tor Angostura. A.tbea root was quoted
at 2r>c. tor white cut. (ium arable wa? qtiotea at
lire, for prime sorts and lie. ior Second do. Angostura
bark was quiet at 'iDc. mwhItm bark was quiet ut
8c. Squills were quiet at 14c. Lavender dowers were
quiet at tft$c. V alert ail r *ot was quoted at 25c. tor huglisii
and 15c. lor Jeruiao. Albumen was steady at b&e. s7Ut
for blood and $1 a $1 lo tor egg. Sarsapartlia was quiet
but steady. We quote: ? liojiduia* common at 34c. a ?J7c.;
do. do. tor export, doc. a 37c., gold; Mexican. 13c. a 15c.
Jalan was quoted at 12c. a 1.1c.. itold. (ium daiour was quiot
at Hie. alv. tiambofe was jno ed at ti7c \?saf<rlidA was
sieadT at 15e. a 17e. Carbonate ammonia continued
f.saentiai oils were quiet but s eadv. We quote:?Oil berca
mot, *4 124?; oil icmou. >ander?oiT9,?3 'Jo; Ibiuseu's finest
011 rose.St) .it fi . oi anise. $1 7 ?. aUxoid; oil carawav. ^i 4? f
$2 5t i; oil crotoa. 9 - O; oil citronrlla, 7"kj. a V'x., oil
lanndar. 75c. a 92; do. do. (Mitcliam), 912 5u; oil clore.,
92 H5; oil wiiilercreer $2 H5; oil aaesalrat, iueluxivr.Vic.;
oil pennyroyal. 9'a 94. all currency; oil of bar, 9in:*)
a 9-A. EngileU cnouiicait woro quiet; w auto >ale? .if An
ton* aoM aab *i 91 nT1, a IS, in i >m; AOdriMi eautil cad i
at 94 45 , 25 tout ?al aovla. to nrrira. at I .Vim- 1 <j
bicarb, od.t at 4),'c. a 4'4r., all cold, ami An c?*k? bleaching
pnwler at l',c.. current-* We quota:?-eda aali rdinary
to irood brand*. 91 05 a 92, aal aoda. 91 31 '<
a9< 3A; caoatic aoda. 94 40 it .r4 4.%; iilcarltoiiaic aoua,
<4 12 , a 94 25. all cold; bleaching powder. 91 U.',. ear
reney; xuper carbonate aoda. Joha Liwight A do. a ua
aeae). 4c. curreacr.
Ka.atHt.KK wore quiet ami .toady at a 5S_>g'e. for
prime and 3 c. a 4.ic. lor tuizeJ.
I-1 - it. -1 Ut- geeeral tone of tlic ninrket vraa ataady. but
bu.iur.s we. light. We quote Old Shore No. I mackerel,
91 a a 9 J", new do. No. 1, fid a $IH; do. do. ,>n. ,, targe,
912: do. do., medium No. 2. 910; do., I era* No. 3. 910 a 911;
do., medium No. 3. 97 'rI a 9" . acaled barring, 22c,; No. 1.
Ki.oca a sd OualH.-Kacidpta? rioqr, 7,745 bbla,; wheat,
.*iH,7Vi buthala; corn me il, 7<AI bbla. and 217 aac?a;04tt.
V>, I lb b .ihrio; corn 12W.01 i do.; ry?. 3,201 do. , barley, 5,152
do. I ue tiiiui market waa dull and pilcra were in nuniaroua
inetaticee noiniual. The aalot were lo.,ar i bbla., including
State Weeiern nud Suiitliern, at the aiiutxeu Quotation*
Kyc tl'oq. waa quiet, wltnaalea of 200 bbla. at 94 .5-1 aki I A.
lorn meal waa quiet. K.uur, olth a a let ol ikki nbla. at
91 ill a 93 311 lor lirandtwlne, anu 9- ft) a 43 lor Jaraey
and W-?tern yellow. We quote;?
No. 2 Slate $2 00 a $2 75
superfine Mala 3 25 a 3 75
Kxire Stale 4 5 1 a 4 75
i lioiee siete 5 in a 5 25
Superfine We.iern 3 2.? a 3 75
Extra tVeeteru 4 25 a 4 75
Miaueeota 5 mi a 1123
Round Hoop Kliio. blppiitg brand! 4 in a 4 75
Kouod hoop Ohio, trade orande 5 mi a 5 75
family ft 5<J a 7 5.1
M. 1.utile low extra. 4 75 a 5 75
St Louie, utralitbt extra ti mi a U AO
St. Loon, choice double extra 0 So a 7 ,'ul
St. Louie, ahoica family. H mi a 8 75
kye Hour, One to eoperfloe 3 7<ia 4 25
Southern, Mb. 2 2 5" a 3 m?
southern, nuperflue 9 91a 4 mi
Houthern,extra 4 55 a ft 75
Southern, lamlly ti 75 a S 25
Corn meal. Weettrn 3 mi a 3 2.5
Corn meal, Joreay 3 <1 a 9 25
Corn meal, BrenUrwino 3 id a 3 35
Corn meal, oanchanne 20 mi a 2t> 5 )
? Wheal ?a< dull and wholly nomiaal. Nothing prime and
nothing approximating to it wat eolil, and price may be
cuuntuored wholly nominal. The nalee coiii|iri?ed about
7D.0M) hueliele, at Me. a hoc for xniall lot. onto >nd winter
red, 91 20 lor e lot amber Jereey, Hoc. lor No. II Mllwankee,
H5c. lor Mlnnetota, 91 II for .oft No 1.91 14 a 91 IS lor
prime do Corn w.te Ann under a fair demand, saiee were
about IuO.OjU bueholx al 5dc. a 57r. lor eioauier. 55c. a 5dc.
for graded jillot, 53}|d. fur grided mixed, 02c. fur
i
YTRDAY, JULY 22, 1876.
I Southern. 59v4c. fur do. yeUnw. unci 4V a55c. for ungraded
rui\?d. Kre ma? quiet, it ilHr for Western. 7"v. a 7- c 1or
j Stm? ami reuusylviiiuk, and 7V. a 7 c. lor t'unadi in huud.
Oats were dull Mini irregular; sales were 6n,t?iO bushel*. at
j 25c. m 2-c. lor the rauge of mixed, die. u 4iic- for Vhi range
' of while 21.k*. for No. - Chil ian miked. 3H.- m S.\ lor Suito
1 mixed, H4c. a 4 ^e. for white Vi eciiru, 4?> a Hie. lor white
State, ifilc. for No.-' graded white. and 2 ?Aa?- ,or No- - I
' gi u led mixed.
| r ItOIT. ?There wai inure demand lor raiaius at the dej
chile. Turkey prune* were entire'? neglected. Other
kind* were dull. We rjuote * ? Laver raisin* par box. $2 O ;
! quarter do.. *,6c. . new loose muscatel. $2 56 a $2 85 .
j per hox. aeefir?lii|.; 0 quality; new needle** raisins, f i
per frail; Valenciarai-int. tic. per it.; imuua do.. 1 1 .c.
for new; Turke> prunes, u. lor Servia and Hosuia:
new Kitucb do.. 4c. 11c., according to *>se and quality.
Ourreui*,.\vC., according to quality. Leghorn citron. JDlac.
Kig*. 14c. lor layers. Dates, 5\,e. llrasil nuts. tiV?c.
Preserved ginger. *7 a) per case Domestic dried wu* quiet
and prnv* were not ma e mil* Onauml. We
quote .-?Apples, Stats, quarters, 8c. a 8Vgc. ; do., siloed, j
S'jjC. a vie. . Southern, quarters, 7l4 . a s?c . do , sliced. Sc. i
a t?c. do,, fancy. l?k\ all. Peaches, peeled Deorgia,
priuio to fancy, lOc a 15c.; unpeeied do., quarters, nuuij
uially llMac.; liaires, liyje. a Die. ttaspberries. 28c. a
27c. Cherries. 14c. a I he Plums, Southern, lie. a l?o. ; do..
State, l ?c. Hlackberrie* 8c a 7c. Peauqis ]
quiet. We quote :?t irdmary Virginia. $1 25 a 61 50; ;
prime do.. $1 *15 a $1 7U; choice do., to fancy do.. $1 75 a
$ Domestic gren apples me with m 4,0jd demand at
prices rattyiu. from $2 25 a 4?- 75 per bin. and tl 7*? a $2
per hull obt crate.
Cr.x.xiKs. ? \Ve note sales of 1.500 rolls baggicg at 12\c.
d 12>?c.
II av and Stkaw. ?The market was quiet at former price**
Wo quote ; ?linlo hay, shipping, 8<ic. a 85c.; retail quadties,
new. 85c. a Juc.: old do , 61 a #1 10. straw-Cony
rye. new. 85c.; do o.d, 61 I
Hkmp ino Jutk.-Ws note *ale* of 800 hules butts nt 254* .,
1 0 o.iles tine jute at 5l4c.. currency* and 200 bale* low crude
at4\c., currency. We quote American dressed. $ IOJ a
$2t>? lor single, $2(*> a $?'2o for double uiid -tI-O m $12 lor
rough; Manila hemp, 7c . gold; Kttasia. clean, $2**1 a $2 In,
gold: Italian, $275 a $280, gold; Jute. d'}4c. a.V4c , gold;
bbic U ?^c., gold.
iIioks ?The market wm quiet. We note sulci* of 600
greoii salted Corpus ChriMi sips, 25i) Mexican kip*, 1.1M)
illy %\ tughier*. 4<K.? wet Halted \> esteru, ami 3.8?M? green
salle i Uueuos Ayres, Sal arc do, 52^a lb*.; Malamoro*
ami l(AiU Honduras, ah on privu.c terms. We quote:?
Buenos Ayres, 20 to 24 lb*., 19*40. a 20c. . d ?.,
24 to -21 lb*.. 19c. a 214te.; Montevideo. 2U to 22>? lbs .
lB^c. a 20c.; Corriente*. 21 to .3 lbs.. 18c.: Kio
Grande, 20 to 22 lb*.. 18\c. a 19c.; Orinoco, 2?4 to
22 lbs., lSlj|C.; California, xl to 26 lbs.. Ilk.; Central
American, 18 to 21 lbs., 16c. ; Matuiuor * uud Mexican,
22 to 26 lbs.. 16c.; Vera Crus, 18 to 19 Ins., 13c.; Bogota.
18 to 20 lbs., 13c. a 1 4c., nil gold, selected ; Texas. 28 to 31
lbs., 11c. a 12c.; dry Texas, Me. a 10c. ; Southern, 24 to
lbs., lOc. u 1 lc., curreucy, as they run ; city slaughter, ox,
0U to 80 lbs.. 8?4c. : ooe*. 45 to 80 lbs,, 8l?c.. currency,
selected.
lluf*.?The market was very quiet; quotations unchanged.
From Mr. Kinmet Wells1 Weekly lioo Circular :?
Keceipts and exports?Keceipts lor the week, 28<i bales;
total nice September 1, 1875. 81,801; total receipts lor
*atne period in 1874, 42,014; export clearance* lor the
week, none; total export* since -epivmbur 1, 1875; 48.791;
total exports Tor ill* name period In 1*74. 15.088. Wo
quota*?New Vork State, loc. a 17c.; Eastern, 8c. a 1 c.;
Wisconsin. 8c. a 1 c. ; yearlings, 8c. a 10c.: olds. all
growths. 4c. a 8c.; Oaliloruia. u-uiiualU 15c. a 18c.
lito.s.?'l'lio uiaraet lor Aiueiicau and .*coicu pi : was
quiet, but prlc* w re i?? t litmt? ri.*11> cb iige<i We quote*? :
American pig. No. 1, $22 a $23: do.. No. 2. $2<> a $2l ; do.,
lorge, $1* a $2U Sootch-Coltnes*. $30 ?o; Gakisberrie.$30;
Gteugarnock, 828 5u ;? $29; hlgiiuion. $28; scrap, wrought, i
$28 a $3J; i alls, steel. $80 per ton; do. .iron, 83. a $34 per !
?oc
l.xan was quiet but steady at CJ^c., gold, for domestic,
and 6**c., cold, lor foreign.
LkAiuxK. ?Hemlock sole was helling only to supply the
immediate wants of m inulacturer*. out when riock was
neeued the ruling prices were readily puid. iliu rece.pl*
for t:.e week were 58,881 side* aud 1,443 bales. I ho
exports lor the same period were 10 000 side*, 14,000 .
of which wcut to hnglumt and 1,?K*) *|o ttie t'oulliieut. !
Wc quoteHemlock Light Buenoa Ayrcs. 20c.: do.
California, 2<>c.; do. common hide, inc a "Jik;.; ;
middle Buenos Ayres. 2io. a 23c.; do. Calltor
nta. 21c.; do common hide. 20c. a 21c.; heavy Buenos
Ayres, 22c. a 23c.; do. California. 2 c. a$l>vc.; do. com*
iuoii uide, JUe. a 21c.; good damaged Buenos Ayres, 18c. a
19c.; do. California. 18c.; do. common hide. 17c. a I8e.:
poor, damaged commou l?id?. 15c. a Inc.
MoLaask*.?New Ortcaus was steady and fairly active.
Foreign Was firm. We quoteCuba, centrifugal and
mixed, 2-c. a due.; clayed, 30c. a 38c., do. muscovado
refining. 3Uc. a 37c. ; do. grocery. 32c. a 40c. \ Porto Uico,
38c. a 50c. ; hnglish Islands, 32c. a .'?Oc ; New Orleans,
fair to good. 46 . a 50.-.; prime to choice, 52c. a 68c.
Naval Stokx.*.?The market wan quiet. f?uu bids. South
Carolina good ?traiued sold at 1 77>a. We quote spirits of
turpentine at 30c. a 30.tac. Hostn?Cominou to good strained,
$1 70 a $1 90. Tar?V\ ashiupton, $2 6 ? a $2 75; Wilmington,
$2 7.5 a $3. Advices from Wilmington were as follows:?
Hosiu dull?Strained at $120. good do. $1 25. far?None
offering. Turpentine unchanged. Spirits firm at 27>*c.
Oils were quiet. We quote:?i.insead. cask*. 56c.;
cottonseed, crude, 38c. ; Southern yeliow, 48c. a 6Uc. ; yellow
winter, 68c. a 68c.; white winter. 85c.; lard, present
make, ?;>c. a 88c.; sperm, crude. $ I 35; do., bleached wiu
ter,$l85; do., natural do.. $1 tk); whale, crude Northern,
HOc.; do.. Southern. 55c.; bleached winter, 70c. a 72c.;
olive, cask*. $1 !<>a a $1 22>$; uo.. cases, $4 36 a $4 40;
wiuter bleached tlsli. 48o., crude fish, 3.?c. a 37c.
1'gTKoi.KLn. ?1 he market wan firmer, with sales of about |
15.UOO bbl*. refined at l7Jfc. a !7^|e. The closing price* ,
were as follows -?Crude, Iu bulk, 9>ac.; do. iu bbis., 13l4c. ;
refined, hi bbls., 17>ac.; do., iu ca?es, 2U ,c. a ?.'0^c. |
Naphtha, P'^c.; refined at Philadelphia, 17l4c. ; uo. at
M u I f i *ii ura lo.c nivi.'Oi from Ilia Cra.-k rntrx m 1..I
lowsParker '* tirir., $2 267a bid; United, $2 i7)| naked;
$J 25 iiid, *2 nnked inion, shipments, $2 e.jif bid;
Oil City llriu; $ bid Uuited; shipment* uoiuiunite
$2 43.
i'Koetuoft*.?Receipts?Pork. iSObbls.; lard, 882 tierce*
and 50 bbla.; cut meati, 246 packages; baron, 0
tierce? and i>91 boxes; beef, Kb tierces, 150 bbls.
and ik) canon. The pork market wkm quiet hikI
nominal, closing at the second "cull" us follows: ?
July, $19 bid, kJ<) naked ; August, $19 7o bid. $19 IHI asked;
i .september, *1990 old. $19 95 aafced; October, $19 h?j bid.
i $20 do asked The sale* were 250 bbla., at $19 Ik) fur
Augu^; 30 bbls. mess sold at $2<) cash, ami KM for export
on private term*. Cut uienia were Meudy; solos were 4,WX>
lb*, pickled bellies. light. at 18c.; 3,(XH>lb*. do., 15 in*. ?v i
eragc, at l"l0'c. and 1J.600 lbs. do., 11 Ilia, tivarare at
11 >40. a 11V. kre*h ham* were quoted at 10>3c. a 12c ,
iresii beiiie* at 9>ac. a M?c., pickled bum* at 12c. a i->ac,,
pickled bellies at 9*4c. a KBfcC., and board belli** at 9>ac. a
12>yc Bacon waa quiet at lo,Jae. a luj?,r. tor city and lt>'4c.
tor Western loug clear. Beet wa* inactive aud nominally
unchanged. We quote: ?Barrel*, extra mess, $11
a$12;pluiu mess. $9 a $K?; packed, $12 n $18; tiercedcitv
extra India, $22 a $2.1; Inula mesa, .21: prime mess, $20.
Beet hatna were dull at $3U tor priuie Western. nuioked
meat* were quiet at I4^c. a ltu^c. lor Iihui* und l"*ac.
a Ur. for abouldera. Lard waa dull and nominal, not enough
being done to establish quotation*. The cioslug "culT*
prices were h? loliowa:?'inly, $11 25 bi I, $11 ^masked;
August, $11 IH) bid. $11 3y>a asked; September, $11 42>a ,
bid, $11 47f? asked; October. $11 55 bid, $11 37la asaeu.
We note sales of 50 ) tierces at $11 45 fur September Spot I
sales were 75 tiercea Western at $11 37>? mid 1.'Hi tierces |
do. at $11 85. After 'Change l,UUtl tierces sold itt $11 3U j
for August. Kofined was quoted at l2\ie tor south Ainer- ;
lea, 11V. for Continent aud 11 )*c. for Cuba ; sales were 50
tierces Cuba at 11 l4u and KM tierces city So. 1 at 10Jac.
Mutter was steady at 2.c. a 2*c. tor fair to flue State, and
14c. a IHe. fordo. Western. Cheese was easy at 9*4c. for ,
strictly fancy.
Rice was quiet. We quote -?Caroline, talr to prime. 57ac.
a 6%c. ; Louisiana, fair to good, f?l4c. a 5\o.; do., prime,
6c. a 644c.; Kaugoon, fair to good, 6*4c. a 6?a?i.; t'aina,
good, 7v4c. a 7)Mc.. gold; Rangoon, in boud. 2Sc. a j;'4c.,
gold
Srn.Tin was dull at 7*40. ~}*c-. currency, for domestic
and 7)4'c., Kold. for forego.
Hiresmint.?Kecelpts. 11 bbla. and 4 casks. The market
was dull at 13lac. a 1 >4C fur prime to choice.
8ugaK.? The market for raw era* quiet ttud steady. 57
' tihds. centrifugal sold at 9*4c. Kettnod was tirm We
1 quote:?fair to good rehuing, 8,4ac. a *%'e.; Cuba,
' and boxes, No*. H to 1 ?f. %. ?i l*?4c.; do., molasses, iihds. and
boxes, 7,',c aH'.^c. ; Porto Kico. reflnit?K. common to prime.
: 7 V-'- 5 . grocery, loir to choice 9c, h H'gc.; retim-d,
standard A, 11c. o ll'#c. . off A, l?'Jtc. a lie.; crushed,
i H>jC.; powdered, I!Sc. : granulated. IISc. a 11 Sc.; second
nuality do., 11 J|c. h 11 y,v. ; cut loaf. 11 '?c.
Tallow.?Kecelpts. UO Uhda., *UO bats, n id 4 cask*. The
market was quiet, with sales of about 25,(xn lbs. at 8,l4c. ,or
prime.
Tt.w.?'The market was firm. We quoteBancs. 22c.;
Hraiu. IT'jC ; English, 17--C., all gold. i'lates?Charcoal, i
nominally <7 AO: coke, $d 39 a $*> (38; tome, 4? 1- ? '
*8 37'..
Ioaacco. ? The tn trkct for Kentucky leaf tui firm; 4(H)
hlids. Moid at unchanged prices, herd leal w:i? quiet: we
note sales ofJUJ ca?e? sundries at 7c. a 2 ?c., It?? do New
England, crop 1874, at 15c. ; UU5 do. Pennsylvania, crop j
1875, on private terms; 35o do. Ohio, cr*>Ds 1*74 t?nd 1875, i
at '?'ar. a tic., and IKNI bale* Havana, at 85c. it $1 lb
VVHHllir.?Receipts?443 obis, whisker and 50 t?bla.
alcohol* The market was dull and n tuiual at $i 12 a !
$1 12,V
Wool.?The market was fairly active and steady. Rtislnen.
a* at Philadelphia and Hoft"ti. was reporter active, '
and we hear of sales at Ho ton of lot XX Ohio |
tie ecu at ilk. a itic.. and 50,(RjU Ihs. Michigan do. at 2H.Sc.
Sales here were 50,(J(JiI lbs . XX Ohio fleece nt "bout 'He .
25.?m?) lbs. spring clip California wool at J'k- a . 3e., 3<l,(s*j j
lbs. do at 17c a iHc.. .:6,(> *> lbs. Texas at 1*0. to 23c.,
2,5**1 lbs. combing at 4*>c., ft.(NM) lbs. Texas at Hi^e.. and
1 on pr.vate terms, 40.iXS?lbs fall cllo California, 12.oMMbs.
Texts, I5,0U> lbs. do., 0,1 XSJ lbs. scoured do. and 2,UUJIb*. '
China.
Kkmlhtx.?'There was a light movement accomplished in
all classes o tonnage, but rates were Qrtnly held In the
chartering line, and for room to Liverpool per steam aoiur
what sinfer. Tlie engagements inc.uded : ?To Liverpool,
per steam, 18,0(11 bu- hels grain at Hal., standard. To Im?m
don, per steam. H.db bush Is grain, "to Ml." on private
terms To Hristol, per steam. box.es cheese at U"s
The chart*re wore : ? Au Italian bark, reported l.enre with
II.(KM quarters grain, ptriicular* unknown ; a Norwegian
bark, kence to Cork for orders, with 2,9uO quarters do. at 7s.
I 'jd.; mi American brig, hence to Plymouth, with 1,5mI
buis napntlia at 5s, Dd. : a Kussia bark. Irotn Baltimore to
I tho Baltic, with 2 508 hbls. refined petrol* um aids dd. ; an
American brig, licnce to the Baltic, with 2,(*jU Obis, do nt *?s ;
! an Italian bark, hence to (aibraltar for orders, with 3,*MJ
I bl la. and cases retltied p -troieum at 5s. dd and 27e. to tho
Mediterranean, ili. 3d. and 32c to lb? Adriatic; an American
bark, tWl toia, hence to Oenoa. Leghorn or Naples, ;
with Kentucky tobacco *1 42a. dd. ; a Norwegian steamship
(to arrive from London), from Baltimore to United Kingdom
or Continent (ex Dunkirk), with 10,000quarters grain at 7s.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
Kill PAT, July 21, 1873.
iCKirrs roR two pats.
Leu * <1* J Sheep fin I
Tarrfa. Uteres. Cox*. Osloee. Latn>u Hoj*.
Sixtieth street ... 1.184 8 3m> did ? !
I Forty-eighth street ? ? ? 418 ? j
: Fortieth street.... ? ? ? - 2,(Ml
j Jersey City 1,074 ? ? 5.107 l,9ul
I Totals 2.258 8 38i> 5,941 3,934 !
Bklsks.?Trade in horned cattle was s'ow on this (ore
i noon, without, however, any falling (T on the rait* of our |
j last weekly report. Pitce* rauged from 7^c ? l<)'4c. p*r
lb., w 'ignis cwt. ttfhjtwt.. I rem 5o lb*. a 5? lbs. was
ailfW-e i net. At sixtieth street yards T. C. Last in an s<?ld j
for i*e.f 17 cars of homed cattle, sales as follows73 lib (
noia steers at 9*4c. pi r lb., weigut 7l4 ? wl., scaui; 79 Illinois
steers at 9Vke. p*?r lb., with a friction on per H? , weight
1\ c t. ; 80 Illinois steers ut H*tc. a i er lb., w? Igtit ,
| 7 cwt . strong; 27 Illinois steers at 9\c. u lt?'4c. per lb.,
weight 8'4 cwt.; fori*. L. hast man, 2?> Illinois steers at
9l4c. per lb., welg t 7k cwt.. t oon A li.omp- n sold for |
t ooii A llaabury 45 Illinois steers at 9,'ac. a l'Hs. per lb, ,
; weight 8 cat it. Vail >okd fur n?f if 52 Illinois
I steer* at per lb., weights il}g cwt.
a 7 cat. I lery X C'ary sold for M. Rerchway v?> Illinois
| steers al 9*-4<\ a lOko jM*r lb.. with $1 off per need on the
I top steers, weight* * cat a H't cwt. O. P hvans sold for
, self It* Keittucfct steers at M'4C per lb., weight
7,4 cwt. ; for M. Eva m |H Kentucky steers ut 9>te. |
per lb., with fl off per head. weight 7*4' cwt. I
II. K Bur chard sold for J. U. Pay Illinois steer* ?l U\tc. I
a per lb. wei.lit 7,4 cwt.; for tieukin X to. 4ft j
Illinois steers at i?l4c. per lb., weight *4 cwt ; for Runaiu A
IKsburv 17 liliuots ate?rs at lOc. per ib., with rl off the !
lot, weight 8 cwt.; for iiatikin A riiuritusnti 98 Illinois
steers at Vl?ac. a 9*4e. per Ifi.? weight 7 4 cw t ; 8 |
V\ astern oxen at 74c. per lb., weight 7', cel. T. I
(iiile* sold for self nt? Illinois steers at f?*4c per lb, !
weight 8 cwt. scant. S. Mo*e? sold lor sell 4> lllinoks ?
, steer* at 94c. per ib . weight 7 cwt. Hiegel At Meyer sold
] tor Morris at W aixels, 7ft Illinois steers at h14c. per lb.,
i wfigiits .">*{ ewt. a #4 cwt.: 78 Illinois steers at 9c per lb., |
weight# cwt a 7*4 cwt,; 18 Illinois steers at 94c. per lb., !
weight 614 cwt.; 1ft Jillnois *t? era at 9)ac. per lb.. weight 7
j cwt-; *.'* Illinois steers at 9,4c. per lb., with fttic. on per
head, weight Hfe cw i : i*# Illinois steer# at l?>c. per lb. witb
, $1 on per need, weight H cwt.; held on sale 40 Illinois
! steers. At Jersey City yards Coney .t M<-f'hereon sold !
! lor Holmes A l.aflerty t& grass ted Ohio ?te-r? nt Hr. a Ihc.
ner Ib. weight 7 4 cwt. ; for l>. Mci'hernnn. ?ii Illinois steers
( at 9\c. a IOV P"*- *b.. weight 7), cw t. ; t ?r J. lloln.es. Ml
' Kentucky steers. I.ft7UIbe. per bead, at l?*r. per lb , with !
I off par head. Martin fuller A Co. s id for 1
1 8. W, Allerton 94 Illinois steers at per
I lb., with $2o on *4.7 head, weight 74 ewt.
8. W. alieriuan sold for H. W. Atiiermn 17 Illinois steers at
I 94c. yer ib.. with #1 ofl per heau, weight 0 cwt.; JJ llUttuia I
i
steer*- at 94jc. per lb . with VKr. off per het'l on 16 h??ai,
weight h*4 f-wt. ift Illinois ?te<* rt at l^io. per lb with $1
? tf per hea.I. weight t>5? cwt. B. ant II Westheiiuer sold
on comuiiaslou >j Mii>c|ri i(?er? at 8c per lb with $1 off
ner bead on il heal. weights 8 cwt. m 6'4 cwt.; 10 Miiwuri
stoat* at il',c. per lb., weight lV4 cwt , scaut; -9 .Mi'ieuri
steer* at OV^e. per ll? . weight ??l4 cwt. ; 22 Missouri at era
i at 4c. per lu.. weight ?fw cat
Mimr ami J,a MB*.?Trade at>M slow; quality Iruui roarer
to good Sheen so d at 4S,c. a *ac. per lb. ; iamb* at tl^c. a
*'.4^ per lb %lu id A Buckingham sold 11s Ohio sheep,
urei/lu n't Ha. per bend, at 4,4^0 per lb. ; 2O0 Ohio sheep,
weight 75 lb*. per head, at o>4c. per lb.; Htf Kentucky I
1 tints, weight tW lbs. per head. at t?*4. . per j
lb. lvaso Jt Pidcock sold 82 Ohio sheep. weight |
81 lbs per head. at -t^4C- per lb.; 19ft Opiu
neep. weight 91 lb*. per head, at ft^c. per lb.; 3ft Prunail I
Viiuia latubs, weight hi lbs. per he id at 7*40. per lb. ; Mi ;
Jersey tauihs. weight 31 lb*, per head, at *l4c. per ib NN. [
Elliott sold Iftl Kentucky lambs, weight H.Hfolb*., al T^c. 1
ner lb : 18 Kentucky Mice p. weight l.s7?> lbs.. at ?l4c p?*r |
lb. 11 it 111 e mid Elliott so d 9 Kentucky iamb*, weight .?10
lbs., at tiV.o. per lb.; 11H Kentucky laiub*, a eight 7,.'>00 Iba..
at 7 44c, ; ill! Kentucky lambs, weight O.tJUt 10*.. at 7)*c.
per lb.
Mil.cu Cows. ?No change lu the conditiou of trade : qual,
ity inferior and prices the same us n our last dally report.
Vsals anp Cai.vub. ? N" smooth quality eeals tcehatid; or
dinary quality cat es alow ot sale at he .1 7 4jc. per lh. : grass
ted calves sold in sui >11 numbers at :?4 70 a #?* per head.
I Hour.? 1ft head 0! .Slate nogs, groat weight 2.31U lbs., told
at "l4c, per lb.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Galveston. July 21. 1878.
Cotton unchanged; middling, lie.; low imddliug. 10c.;
good ordinary, 9c. Not rvcipts. 43 bales Exports coast- |
a i.ie, 738. >ales, 3i O . Stock. <4,971. Weekly?Net receipts, j
| 331 bales; gros->, 332. Exports coastwise, 1,014. hales, 1
l.i 38.
New Orleans, July 21, 1878.
Cotton quiet: middling. 1144r.; low middling, lOVc. ;
good o dinars tif4c. Net receipts, 691 bales: gross, 808. j
Export*?1<? Urvat Britain, 1-4. coa*twi*e. 14. sales. 26U
Slock, 52.172. Weekly?.Net receipt*, 2,238 bale*. grots.
J.015. i xports?Great Britain, 1,250; Coastwise, 1.071.
Sales, 1,76a
Moiiilk. July 21, 1876.
('otioti quiet; middling, 10V4 e.; low uiiddh'ug, l^c. a
9*4c. ; good ordinary, S^4e. Net receipt*, 124 bales. Ex
ports -oast wise. 302 20U .stock. 5,2/5 Weekly ?
Net receipts, 271 bales. Exports coa?twi*e, 796. Sales,
1,65 K
Savannah. July 21. 1H76.
Cotton quiet; middling, 10J4c.; low middling, 9r,c ;
good ordinary, .Net receipts, 4 bales, sales, WJ.
Stock. I,.581. Weekly-Net receipts, 218 bales ; gross, 3 *8.
Exports coastwise, 319. Sales, 137.
Cm tKLKSTOJf, July 21. 1876.
Cotton quiet: middling. 11c.; low middling. 10%c. good
ordinary, 9%c. Net receipts* 5 ? bales. Sales, 25. Stock,
2,314. Weekly?Net receipts, 344 bale*. Export* coa*tai?o.
32U Sales, 385.
Wilmington, N. C.. July 21. 1876.
Spirits of turpentine steady at 27 %c- Bosiu quiet, but
steady; stiaiued, $1 20. Tar lirui at 41 75.
Oswkuo, N. Y.,Julv 21. 1876.
Flour unchanged; sales 1.50U bbls. \\ I. rat dull; sales of
extra a liite Michigan at 41 41 : No. 1 Milwaukee Club he d at
4l IS; No. 1 white Michigan, $1 36. Corn steady ; tales ut 65c. ;
t orn tueai uuchnnged. Mill feed unchanged. ("anal freights i
unchanged. Luke receipts?Wheat, 27.8UO bushels ; lumber, |
796.006 leet. Canal ehipments? Lumber. 555,006 feet |
itraiu on the canal .roin Buffalo and Chicago lor tide water j
yesterday noon ? Wheat, 700,U O bushel* . corn, 844,0 0 do. ; I
! oat*, 226JXJ6 do. ; rye, 23,000 do. ; peas, 4,-RM do.
Burr alu, S. Y.. July 21, 1876.
Keceiptt by lake?Flour. 146 bbls.; wheat. 8.?x4) . ushols; !
corn, 54.601) ilo. By railroad?Flour. 3.6U0 bbls; wheat, j
B.OJO bushels; corn, *2.606 do.; oats, H.OvKJ do ; barley,
800 uo. ; rye, 1,666. Shipments by canal to tide water ?
Wheat 16,OU) bushel* ; corn, 8.606 do. To interior points?
W heat, 23,000 bu*boi?. By railroads? Flour. 3,oO> hbls ;
wheat, 31,066 busut'ls, corn, 62,066 do.; oats. H.OUO do.;
barley, H>A> do.; rye, 1.6m) do. Oana! freights dull and
lower : wheat, 5%c. a 5*4c.; corn, .V4c. to New York, tolls
included. 1 lour quiet aud uncli niged. Wheat continues
unset tied and entirely nominal, consequent upon the shrinkage
ol values. Corn .iull; sales of 5,060 bushels No. 2, lu
lot*, at 50c., buyers hoi 'iug otf for lower rates. Oats, rye
ami bsrlcy inactive, l'ork quiet at $20 56 for heavv iu**s.
Lard dull at ll>*c. Highuines nominally 41 IJ1 4 a 41 13.
Toledo. July 21. 1876.
l'lour quiet. Wheat quiet but steady; No. 1 wnite Michigan.
41 20; No. 2 do., 41 0<; amber Michigan, spot, hold
at 41 05; 41 64libid: September. 41 07; No. 2 do.. Hk.;
No. 2 red winter, 41 14: No 3 Laytou aud Mlchiga , H)c.
Corn dull; high mixed, spot, 49c.; August held at fOc.,
September, 31c.; low mixed. 48c.; no grade, 46%c.; damaged.
30c. Oais quiet; No. 2 aud Michigan, 31c. Km-eipt* Flour.
50ii bbls.; wheat, 3.0UO bushels; corn, 19,006 do.
oats, 2.900 do.
Chicago, July 21, 18*8
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat unsettled. but gener
lly higher ; No 2 Chicago spring 8oc. a 86'^c.. soct;
87 Vkc. a 87%c., August; 9l>ac. a 91\c., September; No 3
Chicago spnug, .2c. a 75c,; rejec ed. 58c. Corn moderately
active ami higher; No. 2 at 44'gC., spot; 44t*c. a 44>4c.,
August; 44*nc. a 44%c.. September. Oat* fairly active
aud a shade higher ; 27*c. a 28c.. spot or Auiru?t. Kye tirm
ai 60c. Barley tiruier at 31c.. spot; 65c., aepteiu' or. Pork
in fair demand, but lower; 418 60 a $18 65, spot; 418 72%,
80pteiuber. Laid in fair demand, but lowet; 410 96 a
flu 92%. spot; 411 02%, September. Bulk tno.iis weaker;
shoulders, 7%e. a 7V*c.; short rib middles, W*ao. u ;
short clear middles, lOc. Freights weak; corn to Buffalo,
1'je. Kail road fro.gins to New York. 20c. Receipts ?
Hour, 6,00J bbls.; wheat. 42,oo() bushels; corn, lsl.MIJ
do.; oats, 47,006 Uo.; rye. 965 do.; barley, 406 do.
.shipment*?Flour. 6.006 bbls.; wheat, 15,00) bushels; corn.
22 '.6 A) do. ; oats, 165.ua) do.; rye 466 do. ; barlvv, 1,206 do.
At the afternoon call of the Board:?Wheat easier; 87%c?,
August. Corn easier; 44c. a 44%c., Augtfst; 44%c., September.
Oat* unchanged. Porn dud and easier; 418 60
a 418 62%. August; 418 75, dcptciuber. Lard l'.rmer;
410 95, August.
COTTON HECEIFTS.
The following are tue total net receipts at all ports
since September 1, 1875
t'oru. nairm. iwnnt. r.tuet,
( til vest on 4??.a.'4 Baltimore 18,5o4 i
Now Urlentu 1,H5VJ.4(W New York 217,473 i
Mobile 3bi?,j09 Boston 7I,H7>
Savannah 315,0.">9 Providence.
t-harlenton 887,349 Philadelphia N4.H47
Wilmington 77,72?> Port K??yul 21,3*9
Norfolk 462,003 ludianola 17,487
| Total 4.081,321
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
J I.onuo.v. July 31?Evening.?Linaeed uil, J3a. 6d. per
CWI.
I.onhon, July 31?5:30 1*. II.?Produce?Spirit* of tur;
pontine. 2 * ltd. per cart
I.ivkhpool. July 31 ? Evening.? l.inaeed oil. 24a. per cwt.
I Antwkiip. July 31.?Produce?Petroleum, 35 A, f. lor Sue
p*le American.
FOAitClAL. _ I
A" T KhANOXAllLK UAIts-MONKY U.V~L1KK AMI) ,
Endowment iuauniic# Policiea. Mortgag#* end oilier !
eeartiiee; luauranee ol ml made effected witU beet compeuiue.
j. j. HAUKK'U a OO.. liiSraMnfi
Tj3t)R SALE-A KILK SKY/ YOKE SHIPPING LIST,
1 hound in yearly roluinei; 1844 to 1.174. Addreaa box
2,853 Poet office
1~ WAV T ?5.1 IM KOK Tl X MONTHS, TO K.N AH IJK MR
to lnvren>e uiy manufacturing lecillllea; will giye Bond
endoreed note* lor the amount, unit obtain lor n tunable
perlon it peruiiinent position in una ol the beet houae* in
tbll city. I' or nu interview, aildreaa do.OUtl Herald ulBve.
MOKTG Uih.i WA.VIKU $ I .i' moi roToAX I.N ONE
or more tuina, on good city Property. K. G. J.OI hK,
1JP Sth ft., near Hroadwey.
OTKIGK UK 111 K NluN CUNsOUDATKU MINING
Company ol Trniicaoee, 31 nud 33 Broad at.?In con
(in mity with a iinnn in >ua rut# of the flock, repreteuted at
I lie a ii it u h I Hireling licbl 33d June, 187(1, and tiie rr?olutioua
nl tliw Board ol' director* ill accordance therewith, all of
which are art forth in a circular lhl< day Uau-d by the <oinpany.
and to he ohla.nrd at lla office, ilie dlrectora of the
above company hereny notify ita atockboldera, wltlmul delay,
to acml their nock certlOcalea of #1(1 aharea, iioiiimal value,
to lie exchanged lor #H?l aharea. nominal value in tue proportion
ol ten aheroa for one. ALPKED KIMKKlt.
Nnw VoiiK, .111 y Jl. laps. Secretary
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r??tig*t*d. balanced and closed by expert account
nut*; terms and li >ur? to suit. Address A. II. K., box 2,0*3
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THE COURTS.
Several days aco Nathan t'lman was arreslad on aa
extradition warrant from Governor Tildrn. (runted on
the requisition ?t the Governor ol Pennsylvania. I'lima
n it charged with obtaiuiug goods under fa Ire preleuce*
at Lrighlou, Carbon couuiy, Pa. A writ of
halreaa eorput was obtained id hie caee returnable today,
and at the same t me a w rit ol certiorari waa Issued
by Judge Woatbrook reqmr.ng Governor TiMeo to send
to the Court the papers upon which the warrant of tltrudiilon
was grunted. the two writs bong made returnable
yesterday. I'pou the case being called Judge
Weetbrook staled that bia attention bad been called to
the sending of a writ of certiorari to Governor Tlldeu,
and added that It w .? usual In tins district to lasuu
write of habeas coi pus and certiorari to the same person
at the same tune, and bavug signed tbe habeas
corpua to the Sheriff'he Indorsed without examination
Hie certiorari. Ho lelt satiatled tliut no authority waa
glvou by Ilia statute to issue such a writ to the Governor,
and as soou us he discovered his mistake he
revoked the writ. He then expla ued at leugtb the
office of the certiorari writ. Counsel lor ITlman stated
that bo applied lor the certiorari because his letter
sent to Albany lor the papers was unanswered Attorney
General Katrchild (Hissed up to Judge We?lbrook a
return I rum Governor fildeu. giving copies ol lha
papers <>n which iho warrant was Issued. Mr. Fairchild
slated mat lliu Govarnor in Uin reiarn wishes to
rail the attention of the Court to what His Honor had
just suid, tool the certiorari is not in tended to review
tho reasons for granting that uiaudale. In rosponae
Judge West brook said that there was no necessity lor
thia, the Court having do it for itself. Prisoner's counsel
staled that Cllmaii is a citizen of this Slate; that
bo nought two horses irom u man iu Carbon county,
giving $50 cash and his note lor the remainder;
that he allerward paid $35, alter which lie failed in
business, paying only ill ty per cent; that the man Irom
Pt-uusylvani'u then came here hiuI threatened to have
Ulluian arrested unless he paid $50. now; thai Ulltnan
did not have the money, aud that thereupon tho man
went to Albany and obtained the requisition fur bil
arrest After some lurther discussion the urgameni
of the case wae adjourned till next Wednesdny. Tin
following is the lettor of Governor Tilden referred t?
above, the accompanying papers being simply lh?
atlldavlta upon which the warrant of extradition was
granted:?
To TH* Sl'PHICMK CoraT or thk State or New York:?
1 have been served with u writ of certiorari, eouinminting
me to certify to the lfon. T. R. Westbrook. or
one ol the Justifies ol the Supreme Court of the Slato
ol New York, hi the Court House In the city of New
York, on the 21st day ot July, 1876, at eleven o'clock
A. M , the day und cause ot imprisonment ot Nathan
Ulluian, aud to produce copies ol the requisition and
nltlUbviis irnut the Governor ol Pennsylvania. 1 have
not the said Nathan I'llman in my custody or under nty
power ol restraint. On the 5th day of July, 1876, I received
a requisition from tho Governor of Pennsylvania
for the return to that Statu of the said Nathan 1,'lltnan,
c ti urged therein with tho crime ol obtaining
property hv lalso pretences. On tho fltb day
ot July, 1676, iu pursuance of said requisition,
I Issued tny maud itu lor tho arrest ot said Naihas
I'llman and lor his deltvory to Joseph S. Webb, tin
agent designated by lite Goveruor ol the Stale of Pennsylvania
lor that purpose. I mn not Informed whether
tny mandate ltss been executed. 1 attach hereto a
copy ol said requisition and of the papers accompanying
the same. I dctiv, with great respect, tho right of
the Court to issuo said writ of certiorari to me or to
review directly my ucllou in discharging the duty imposed
on mo by the constitution ot the United Stales
with respect to the surrender of fugitives from justice.
1 also claim that the Court bos no power iu this man
nor to cor.ip i iho production ol the papers In question
now voluntari.y submitted.
Albaxy, July 21, 1676. SAMUEL J. TILDEN.
THE AUSTRIAN EXTRADITION CASE.
In the case of the examination of I.eopol L. Netlel,
the alleged Austrian lugttive, whose extradition Is demanded
by tho Austrian government, all the testimony
to Judge Ulatchlurd, ol the lotted States District
Court, on appeal from tbe decision of Commissioner
Osborn, holding the defendant for llio action of tbs
Executive, la presenting the case of bis client and
appealing on the exception taken by bim and overruled
by the Commissioner ox-Juuge Juacbimsen laid particular
stress upon what be dooms tlie principal point
lor tlio Judge's decision. He contends, among other
propositions, that the whole of the evidence sboult
liave been considered; that there was no conceivabh
legal reason lor ibe Commissioner's rejection ol' tb?
evidence ollercd on the part ol Hie accused ; that uoos
ol the lucts testiiled to by bim were contradicted; tbul
there was nothing whatever in bI* testimony inconsistent
vvuh truth or defying belief; that such rejection
of the deietfdum's testimony was arbitrary and a legal
liervers.ou ol a discretion uccosaarily aub'iiiitidd to ihs
inagislrale. Counsel suggested that it waa perhaps a
salve lo the Commissioner's conscience that the accused
being an Israelite he uiigtit not have believed In
ibe sacreduess ol the oatli administered to bnu, as tf
between Jew and Christian there was any question of lbs
authenticity ol ihe Scriptures. Counsel contended thai
there was no precedent lo show where, alter an oath
had beeu legally administered, without objection, and
ufiersllreci and cross-examination, mat tins question
of religious bcltel has been allowed lu be entered upon.
In *11 cases the Court is bound to credit tbe assertion
o( the witness that tbe oalti in lorm presented by law
Is binding on dim or her to tell the truth. Counsel
said he would feel deeply aggrieved il tbe ruliug of tbli
Court should inaKo a precedent that a Jew's assertion
that bis individual oonscieuco is saustled by tbe forms
of tbe law o! his couotry is not to be accepted, but
lliut lu order to boontue u credible witness be is
lurced to submit to wbai the Jung# may
believe lo bo essential ccreincnles, but which. In lact,
are only ceremonies wholly separable aud distinct
Iroin his rolig.en, whatever tenets ol latlh may be in
cmoed therein. This would bo the selling up of aa
ecclesiastical lest foreign to our laws and repugnsul is
our constitution. Counsel contended Ibis was a question
very maierial to ibe issue now, but bad no bearinjnn
iha i-aii* whan lielora the Commissioner: thai
ii< introduction hud been objected to, out tout, tbo
Commissioner having admitted it, it vitiated the whole
proceeding*.
'lb* Judge reserved his decision.
IMPORTANT TO TOBACCO DEALERS.
An injunction was granted yesterday by Judge Wast*
brook, in Supreme Court, Chamber*, on application ol
Mr. lame* J. Thomson, prohibiting Henry H. Watts
Irorn packing, selling or having ou band any smoking
tobacco labelled ijenuine Durham Smoking Tobacco,"
or using the word "Durham" or the devise ol a bull,
or aay initiation of Ulucltwell ,t Co.'a label. Judgment
vat also rendered against Watts tor damage* and coil*.
Tins matter u*? beeu under llligaiiou Tor several vcari
In tho I'ateul oflico, in the United Slates Circuit Courl
and in various .suite courts, and with uniform deculoni
In lavor ol the plaintiff, it Is now determined to prosecute
any intriugement, whether by manufacturer* or
teller*.
DECISIONS.
UPRBMS COURT?CUA1UE1B.
By Jtidgo Westbrook.
Fagan vi Beggs. ? Order granted.
Uu.-smgcr vs. liould. ? Memorandum.
Hurden vs. The Farmer*' Milk Company #t al?Motion
domed.
Dluineutbal vs. Anderson cl al?Order grtnlod for
allowance.
By Judge Doi.ohu*.
In the matter ol Roosevelt. ?Denied.
Jo cpli D. Hogan vs. Margaret V. Began. ? Report ol
reieree r.outt/med and decree of divorce granted to the
plaintiff.
HUPRXUR COUBT?OEN KRAI, TERM.
lly Judge Brady.
Klertted ct al vs. The Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Company; same vs. Same; Will* el al. v*. Simmons
el al. ; Sain* vs. Same, and McDonald vs. Tbt
Mayor, kc.?Order* settled.
HL'PKItlOR COUIIT? SPECIAL TKTK.
Hy Judge Sanford.
Marvolt vs. Thayer.? Order granting ilSO allowance
to delendaut.
Chad wick vs. Sateroth.?Undertaking approved.
Cssbmau vs. Weber et al?Order cnnoilllng lit
Ixiim-TV
Tb* Mutual Idle Iniurunee Company, of N?w York,
v*. Conner el aL ? liclcren'i report continued *nd Judgnitiii
oi loreeloeure and ante ordered.
flio Dry Dock Having* Institution v*. Cobb etaL ?
Order coiihrtning report ol referee and order ng pay
merit ol surplus money*, Ac.
laidw. ll vt Ke.'ler el. at ? Referee's report confirmed,
and Judgment ol foreclosure. Arc., ordered.
Wliitmau el al. va Hortoo. ?Motiou denied, with
$10 coil*.
The Dry Hock Saving* ltank vs. 1'epper ol al ~Order
denying motion.
hli'ilJ.Mt COURT?CIRCUIT?PAST 1.
fly judge Donobuo.
Nichols va. Sicgei and .mutter?Settled.
COM 14<'X PLEAS?SPECIAL ThllM.
Hy Judge Nan IIrunt.
Ilurni va f.uta ? Ordar settling prupoeod caae on
appeal.
Hnlnn va Sherson, and Huego va. The Providence
end New York steamahlp t'oniiuny. Ordera eigaed.
Urumbacber v*. tiotiwald.?order of relun-Dce.
MARINE OOl.'Rl?CHAMBERS,
fly Judge (>oep|\
Landcruan va Roger*.? See opinion on flla
Snnp*ou va Ouest.?Order dismissing action conditionally.
Cochrane vt. (ir.usmuk. ? Order overruling demurrer,
a'.tli $20 coet*.
Arkelletui v*. I'etera?Order striking out anewer
a* aliowii, with $10 costs, Ac.
Lang et al va Ihonias et al.?Order den ring motion
to vacate attachment, with $10 co?t*
Carroll va. Conner, alierifl, Ac.?Order to file undertak
ng nunc pro tunc.
Hrv?riy va l.icbtcnatoin.?Order striking out portion
ol answer a* abown.
Alluiayer\a. Magiun; Clayton va Rand; Appel va
Jacr.tw ?Order duconiinuiug action, without ctwta
Wehli va. Tailinudge.?Order appointing Adolf Ctakl
aa roleree.
Or.>ao va Taylor.?Order Tor examination of witnets.
belore trial.
Albright vt. Hewitt cl al.?Order extondlng time to
answer.
l.a? rente et aL va Keyei, aa receiver.? Undertaking
approved.
Harry va Springer.?Order appointing guardian, Ac.
The Hover Rolling Mill Company va Keardon.?
Order duniisitug notice of lumiUoailon of bail, Ac.
Heisaecibuttel va Cordea?Order lor Judgment en
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