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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The Stock .Market Still Feverish md Irregu
lar? Prices Generally Lower.
GOLD FIUM AT 109 3-4 A* 101) 7-8.
Money ou Call Loan.- 3 and 4 Per Cent?Govern
ment Bonds Quiet and a Trifle Lower
Railway Mortgafres Dnll and
Barely ? Firm,
Wall Street, \
Ifos uat, Nov. 20-6 P. M |
A stormy day la not favorable either to activity or
to aa advance In pricea, and the market to day showed
rymptouis of yielding to tbe moistening influ
ences and would probably bar* dona* ao bad nut
Lake Shore, In lie strength, spread a sort
ol speculative umbrella over tba railway list.
Tbe support wbleb It lent to dthers was inucb more
thaa compensate* (or by tbat wbleb It received Itself,
. Since, wltb tbe exception of Delaware ana Lacka
wanna, It engrossed tbe attention of tbe day. A
atrong party, constrocted ol tba old materials, la said
to bave taken bold, and paints are aa plenty aa
blackberriea that bigb tlgurea will be aaked. Of course
there la alwaya a sprinkling of marplots and klljoya
la atrew thorns in tbe waya of pleasantness,
sad tbeae, sneering at polnta, bave been busily
asserting tbat the promised rlso is aolely to make
a market to aell other stocka on, and tbat In
any event there will be met tbe obstacle of de
ereaaed receipts which the road Is now making.
Uka the large family with the measles, which
there was not Inleotion enough to carry all around,
there was not buainesa enough to supply Lake Shore
md tbe rest of tbe market also, and consequently tho
otber lanclea were reduced to a retail trade, In which
tbe nimble alzpence was paramount to the slow shill
ing; eighths were mora frequent as fluctuattona than
qaartars and halves.
Quota!loas were Irregular, However, the Nortbwest
erna improving under tha favorable statement Juat
made, and tbe Si Pauls declining bacauae there waa
ao favorable statement to make, while Rock Island
dropped oQ' a half point, for reaaoaa unknown, and
Michigan Central barely held Its own.
Apropos of tha Granger stocks, we have received a
letter commenting in atrong terms of disapproval upon
certain strictures mada In this column In relerence to
tbe Nortbweatern Railroad Company.
The aourca from which It proceeds Is so eminently
respectable that It requirea attention. Our observa
tions were intended to rtflect tho views of welt
Informed operator*, rather than our own, and we are
unable to discover that these views are either ex
aggerated or untrue.
That they exist can be proved by a simple appeal to
a popular verdict or by a glance at tbe share list,
which to-day quotes tbe preferred stock at 58 und the
common at *5.
We submit that these Ogurea are a cheap expression
of values If me stock Itself or Ha management is be
yond reproach.
But tbe question arises, Is not tba company itself to
blame for the existence of these prejudiced views in
tbat it refrains irom furnishing tbe public with facts
)o controversion thereof?an exhibit ol Ha prospect,
Its business and Internal condition?except at long and
incertaln periods? Tbia vory covering up system lo
rltea suspicion and begets a feellug tbat tbere Is some
thing concealed which will not bear tbe light.
But there are otber facts and Impressions afloat
arhich may bo true or may be false. In either caao
they injuriously affect tno stock.
Imprimu there bas been po dividend paid since
June, 1873, when 3* per cent waa divided upon the
preferred stock, and tbora exists a widespread belief
Ibat even this was taken from part of the proceeds of
tha aale of gold bonds. *
A belief proruils tbat by some co-operative process
tbe fundaand stock of tbe Rock Island Railroad are
used to earry tbe ghares of tho Northwestern Com
pany la tha interest or ita speculative managers.
Tho fact ia pa taut that Ita llat of dlrectera contains
tbe names of noted speculators and stock Jobbers, and
faith la wanting iu the belief that ita property la man
aged solely in the Interest of stockholders. 0
Tho expected decision of the Supreme Court in tbe
?o-called Granger cases, it Is thought, will be adverse
to tbe company.
No prospect of dividends on tbe common stock and
ao aale for shares except to oover aborts.
It may be news to the oompauy that these impres
sions prevail, but, knowing them to do so, we sub
mit our statement to be correct, that the Northwestern
road may be classed among such properties at "are
hopeless in respect to dividends and an Incntns upon
tbe bands of holders."
Next to Lake Shore, Delaware and Lackawanna
?hawed to tbe front aa an ob)eot of interest,
though In a trowsy state, which grew worse '
ts tbe day grew older. Opening at 70*
It gradually sank down to 68*, with a rally or * only
at the close. The depression ia dua to the forthcom
ing coal sales, through which medium a supply of
200,000 tons is to be led to a market at present totally
devoid of aopetlte and, la fact, Incapable of fcritier
deglutition.
Tbe quiet strength of the lavorlta at tba close
worked up the range af prices throughout the list, and
the market finlalied with lair prospecta of additional
firmness to-morrow.
THE BALKS TO-DAY.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 102,646 shares:?New York Central and
Hudson, 230; Erie, 600; ]*ke Shore, 42,400; North
western. 4,670; do. preferred, 1,400; Rock Island,
6,620; Pacific Mall, 700; St. Paul, 1,200; do. preferred,
*,700; Chios, 6.120; Western Union, 4,900; Wahaah,
100; Union Pacific, 100; Panama, 200; Delaware,
Lackawanritf and Western, 23,800; New Jeraey Central,
2,300; Michigan Central, 4,000i
opksibo, HionasT axd lowest pricks.
The following table shows the opening, highest and
lowest prices of the day:?
Opening. Highest Low it
New York Central 102 102 101V
10 10 lo'
ke Shore 66* 67>? 66
Wabash a* 6*. ?*
Northwestern 34*, 36*. 34*
No'tbWestern preferred.. 68* 68* 68
lto.:k Island yw us*
Milwaukee and St. Paul... 10* ID* IB
Mil. and 3L Paul preferred 61* 61', 60*
Del., Lack, and Western.. 70* 70* 68*
New Jeraey Central. 34 94 33 u
Ohio and Mlisisblpnl 6* 6
Western Union 71* 71* 71*
Pacific Mall 26* 26* 26
Panama 125 126 126
closimo ruicaa?3 r. a.
v Atkmi. Ofttea. At'-td.
Pacific Mali... a.* Mil A St Hpf.. 61 5|*
VteM Luloa .71* 72 O. O, C * I.... aft :i7
AH A f aciei. IS ia* i 1 a 1 ( 3 3%
Cu akeilvei.,.. 10 13 Del. La \?.... ts?'.
CulckaliTcraf. 15 1* arte Iw lit*
"".??iJli ?N 5 ha,. A a. Jo... la ia
" MpL. 4* d HaHtJopl -.4 as*
Adaui.K* lot, J07 i. h * M Po. . .'>7 f>7',
f,* ?' "* ?*>* "1 Mici (antral 4-'* 4'A
I ? Kxpr.aa .. 67 N V A Harlem. 13.. 138
8.'i* f? .vyt: X llud K.IOI* lirj
... ?^,on ** w N J e'en . .. ;ta',
?"?.**? ? E?,to-' H Okie A Miss..., 6)5 !V*
VV' ?r' ;? t '? Peaaaia ? 137
if. T ? rPL- 6"l%' <*.'? TulJtWabkih. liV4 a*
.??"98H M8-, I alon I'aeiaa. 6?H a..*
MU AltPaal. 19* Mo PariII 3S 4
advakce and ncusl
The ohipges in cloalng pricaa compared with tboaa of
Baturdav are aa follows:?
AbVAKcn.?Hannibal and St Joseph preferred, *;
Lake Shore, *; Nortbwaatern, 1; do. prelerroj, * ;
V ,? Mhalaalppl, *; Toledo and Wabaah, *;
Lulled Stales Kxpreaa, (4.
Dkcu an.?Delaware and Lackawanna, 1*; Dela
ware and Hudaon Canal. a*; Krle, * ; Illinois Central,
*; Michigan Central, *; Mlaaourl Paclflo, *; Morris
and Kssex, 1; New Jersey Ceutral, *; Chicago and
Kock Island, *; St. Paul, S ; do. preferred, *; Union
Pacific, *; Western Lnlon Telegraph, *.
TIB NOMBT 1AMIT,
Money on call loans waa suppliad at 3 and 4 par cent.
Tba gonernl Unanclal situation la uuonanged. Ia tbe
dlaoount market prima and good double-named paper
passes at 4* ts 7 per cent, according to data of ma
turity, while prime single-named paper goas at 6 a 6
per cent, and namea npt prima from a up to 10 par
cent. Gold paper is discounted at 6 a 8* per oent for
prlmr. Tha following are the rates of exchange on
Maw York In tba undermentioned cltlaa to-uay
Savannah, * offered; Charleston, steady, nominal,
6-10 a par; Ctacianati, dull, 100 disoount; New Or
leans, commercial, 9-lfl a *, bank, *; su Loaia, 7ft to
100 dtaeount; Chicago?Telegraph wiras In trouble; aa
report. Foreign exchange ?u quiet end steady;
prime sterling, ask lug rales, $4. bit, end $4.84),;
selling rate*, $4.82 a $4.82end $4.82; reichmarks,
U% and 94.!*; cables, 9ft* j prime
Paris, 6.19*t and 6.18X
THK GOLD MARK KT.
Gold was qntet and steady tbrongbout the day at
lOVJt ? IWft- The rale* paid forcarryius were 2 to a
per cent, and (or borrowing Bat. Ttie Baltic, which
arrived fro n Liverpool yesterday, brought $260,000
gold mis ud $360,000 silver bars.
OrKKATIONS AT THK OOLD BXCHAXOS BAMK.
Gold balances $1,11 ">0
Curreoaf balances l.'.'.'i.iM
Gross clearances 10,698,000
UOVKBNMK.NT BONUS.
Government bonds were a fraetlon higher, and
cloeod strong at the following quotations:? L'nlted
States currency sixes, 118ft a 124; d& do., 1881,
registered, 117'? a 117v,; da da, da, coupon,
118 a 1183*'; do. da, 1806, registered, 110', a
110^ ; da da, da, ooupon, 110',' a llOtj ; du.ua, da,
new, regletered, 11Ja 113; da do., da, do., coapott,
112J4 a 113; do. do., 1847, registered, 110 a 110 V,
da do., do., coupon, 110 a 110>?; do. do., 1808,
registered, 117 a 117.'4; do. da, da, coupon, 117 a
117 V ; do. ten-forties, registered, 113?t a 114)%; da da,
coupon, 114L? a 114V; da lives, 1881, registered. 112ft
a 112X ; do. da, do., coupon, 112ft a 112S ; do. 43,'s,
110)4 a llu>,'.
Till FORKIOX HAKKKT.
British consols closed on .Saturday In London at 96 ^
a 9Sft. Tho opening prlee lo-day was 96ft a 96>t;
thore was then a decline to 96a 96>i, ibo half-past
lour o'clock quotation being 96 5-lfl. United States
bonds are steady in Loudon at Saturday's prices. The
sum of ?116,000, bullion, was to-day withdrawn from
the Bank of England on balance. The following are
tho closing prices:?Consols lor money, 95a 96ft;
da for account, 9SJ| a 9.V1,'; five-twenty bonds of 1806
(old), 103ft; do., 1807, 108%; ten-forty bonds, 107ft;
new livos, 106% a 100; Erie, common shares, 9ft a 9V
THIS t/JflTSD STATSS TRKANUKT.
According to the annual report of the Treasurer of
the United States the receipts of national bknk notes
by the Rodemption Agency for the Qscal year ending
June 30 amounted to $204,299,876 94, a net Increase of
more than $48,1)00,000 ovor 1876. The aggregate
operations for the year will reach $216,080,308 00, and
tho total expense of the agency, $306,193 31. The As
sistant Treasurer paid out to-day $62,000, gold, on ac
count of interest and $1,300 in redemption of five
twenty bonds. The Sub-Treasury released $11,300
silver coin lo-day.
KAILROAD BONOS.
In railroad bonds the transactions wort small. Union
PaclUc land grants declined to 100Ohio and Missis
sippi consolidated sinking funds brought 82, da second
43, Toledo and Wabash second 09 and Sl Louis division
74 Chicago aud Northwestern consolidated gold
coupons were strong, and advanced to 961,. Mtlwau.
kee and St. Paul consolidated sinking funds rose to
86!*. Central Pacidcs declined to 109#, do. Sau Joa
quin branch to 93 and Union PaciOo ilrsta to 106%.
The following were the late bids:?
Bos Hart k Erie 1st... 17 Cleve, P'vllle A A. eld.. 107
Bos' II A E Kt ,c Cleve. P'villo A A new.100
Uur O H A M l?t 7'* i{.. 3-'? Kuff A Erie uew 104
pi..'. * Ohio U's 1st 25 Buff A Er e Stato L 7'i.Ht)
Chlcaso A Alton lit .. .117 Kalaraanoo A WP let. HO
Cbicaco A Alton lnc 103 l.ak? Shore illvidrud.... 108S
ila? Mu lit n'd ..87^ l.ake Shore con r# lit.. .104
St L .lack A Clilc 1st l'?<>a Marietta A.Cincin lit.. . 107
lil BurAQHuclst 110 Mlcli Cent eon 7,i..IH08l. 101M
CI I 111 A l'ac fit 7'. 1U>. NY Con o's, 188* 1"3 A
Central of N J 1st new 110 NY Cen O's, real estate. 10.')*
Central of N J lit cou. 84 N Y Cen ?'i sub lOOVs
i?r N J conv 81k N \ 1'eu Ittc ?*>
Leliiuh & W iicou gt... 62^ Hud It 7's, 2d iu, sf, *85.1}<{
Am Dock and Imp bda.. Oi llarleui 1st, 7 s. coup... 111H
Mil A K P 1st. K'i. I' D..116 North Mo lit.
Mil A H P 2d 73-10, PD OS Ohio k Km eon s f... v. 80
Mil A S P lit.LaO.llv.lol ObloAMIsicon 79
Mi A St I' lit, 1 A M D 93 Ohio A Mim ad.con 42J<
Mil A St I' 1st. IAD... Ccu Pacific ifold bouds..l09ii,
Vil A St P 1st H AO.. Ceu Pacific, San J br... 93
M A S P lit. CA M.... 97 Ceu l'ac 1st, C A O br.. I*
Mil A S 1'cwn ? I S3 Western I acific ..ds.... 103S(
Mil A St Pad CAM. 90 Union Pacific lit 105*1
<?11 A S w Interest 10.1 Union Pacific 1 V. 7's.. ..100*2
ri,i, , N W ei Mi 100 Union Paciilciink fund. 90'.?
ChiANVV lit ........ IWJ Pacific UK ol Mo 1st 94>?
I.... . . r. I < I*U tt'l
Morris A Essex 1st 115>? Alton A T II lit... lo'X
Morris A Essex 'id 100>* Alton A T 11 2d pf SO
Morris A Eneex, conrt'n. 80 Alton A T 11 Uil, income 70
Mor A Ess litoon g'd.. .101 Tel. leo A War, KI).... 88
trio :td 7's 1S83 100>? Tol, Peo A W ar, W D.. . 81
. : j.i* (K.mi 1*8 Tol, Peo A War, con 7i.. SO
S tVh Ts'jSm ' 100 1-1 A Wat. 1st. eat .. 97*
InnVlVoek b#1<*X Tol A Wab 1st, St L dlv. 71;.,
Mull N Y A* lit,'77 02 Tol A \Vab lid. <I*S
H in A St Jo 8 s con ?1 U Tol A W Equip bd? 32
Dub A Sioux Cit) 1st. ..lOtf Tol A Wah cons conv . 50*
liul* A S Citv 2d <llv 108 tireat West 1st, lUOil...
r..dnr Vails * Minn 1st. 8H Hrfil Wert id, l?t*t ... #7
I.frtBl.?n.'n AWad' .. 5 Oulncr A Tol 1st, 18WX. 00
Mich So??h 7*e.2d....l01H West Union bdi.ItaiO.o. 101J,
m!c|I So * N X s f 7 p e.101 West Union bd.. lUOO.r.lOu*
Cleve A Tol neur b .. 10.1^
rlllLADKLPllIA STOCKS.
The closing prices ol Philadelphia stocks wero as
f0ll0W,:- Bui A.l?L
CltT sixes, new. P?
Uuiteu Hallroadsol New Jersey.... ia61<
Penusylvania Kallroad
Heading Kailroad
Lehigh Vallejr Kailroad 49>i
Catawissa Railroad (preferred)..... 37 38
Philadelphia ana Erie Kailroad.... 13J4 14>4
schuvlkill Navluation (preferred).. lOfc 11
Northern Central KaJlroud 'M jii
Mhigb Navigation
Oil Creek and Allegheny Railroad.. 8\ 8J,
Hestonville Railway ? 23
Central iransportatlon 39 3?>4
salt FEAHCIBCO STOCSP. ?
The lollowtng table ol prices of the prominent gold
and silver mining shares, including the opening prices
of to-day, as received by telegraph from San Krancisoo,
Is furnished by William Ward, Drexel Building. All
prices we m gold
A ovemoet
10. 17. 18. 20i Change*.
.lnha 31 32 33 33 Advanced 2
SJichw..". 14 " 1? M -
Besti beleher. 40 42 43 44 Advanoed 4
Caledonia. 8 8 8 8 ?
California. 48 47 48 50 Advanced 2
CUolkir-l'otosi W W 67 M ?
Consolidated Virginia.. 43 43 45 47 Advanoed 4
Crown Point 8 8 8 8 ?
Eureka Consolidated.. 11 11 10 10 Declined 1
Would ft Curry 11 12 11 11 ?
Hale ft Norcrotis 8 6 7 7 Advanced 1
Imperial 3 3 3 3
Justice '?? 23 23 23 _
Kentuek 11 10 10 10 Declined 1
Mexican 23 23 23 23 Advanoed 1
0,,tj,r 41 43 43 44 Advanced 3
Overman 13 "3 75 76 Advauced 3
Haymond U Hly o 5 4 4 Declined 1
Savage.
10 10 9 10
Siorra Nevada 11 10 11 11 ?
Silver Hill 8 8 7 8 ?
Union Consolidated.... 11 12 12 12 Advanced 1
Yellow Jaeket 14 14 14 14 ?
Itio following arc the closing ofUelal prices of mining
stocks to-day at San Kranciseo:?
Alpha 32 Justice 24
Bolcher 14 >4 Ko?suth 1*
Best & Belcher 44 'i Keutuck 10
Bullion 31 Leopard 8X
Consolidated Virginia 48 Mexican 23*?
California 00,\ Northern Belle 3a
Chollar. 69 Overman 79
Confidence 13 Ophir 43tf
Caledonia l?l* Raymond k Ely Hfi
Crown Poiuu Silver Hill 8
Exchequer 12>i Savafie
Could * Curry 11U Segregated Belcher.. 02
llale A Norcrona..... 7 Sierra Novada lOjg
Imperial 3 Union Consolidated.. 12
Julia Conaolidated... 0 Yellow Jacket. 14',
MEMORANDA.
The following are the earnings of the St. Louis, Kan
sas City and Northern Railway Company (or tho second
week ol November:?
$78,279 28
1875 * 64.969 42
Increase $13,319 84
For month oi November to dale, 18*6.... $142,922 56
for month of November to date, 1875.... 116,063 86
Increase $20,868 90
July 1st to November 15. 1876 $2,7:16,886 22
July 1st to November 16, 1875 2,256,019 37
Increase.. $480,865 85
NEW YORK ST6CK EXCHANGE SALES
Hon oat, Nov. 20, 1878.
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?itoooo v a e't. e. '8t. i ih
3500 l' 8 ->-20'a r,'tJ7 115%
10IX) L s 0-iM. c, i 6 . 1 l.'i%
5im I>ia ?'nl 3.b5'ii... 0ti'9
4iiOM.VSI'S >,I?t.I.C I I C
'J 00 tu I'M 7'i. I g.. I00?
louo do I Out,
SO ' thi v\ tr| i lul. 71%
1'?) do *3 71?.
? Mloh Can UK 4.'%
loo ah, Mil A St I' pi..
I'M do.. a3
1"0 >? J r?D KK....a3
HM do
?JOO do
I JO do
20i> do ?3
4 *> Del, I. A W Kit...
8
Ki
do
do
do.
...b3
..*4
...a3
4t0
3JU
I'lO
200
1150
'J (I do sJ
aooj do
500 Chi A K ? KK ...
200I hi AXVVUKpf..
100 ?o
wg
5?%
35 V,
3ii
200 do
!'?<> do
lOD do
HI) do
200 do
300 do
3i Hi Tol A W'ab KB
100 do
$5000 U 3 4)4'?. *
SECOND BOARD?I
1! P. M.
P.
?2000 Mo ? b. ...
2i<00 do
30OO DlatCoi 8.flV?..
WAV NJ Can lat.conr
15IHH) TAW Ut.StL d..
4000 Tol A W ab 2d....
200i > U A M cou a f .
21* O O A Mix 2d.. be
lOOaha 1) A 11 Can..be
100 W C'n Tel bc.a3
HIO' do
100 U 8t* be
ll>> I'ac . alt .bebl
100 do
30O Mich Ceu Kit...be
3" I
300 do >3
lOO L'liPaelQe UK.bcb7
200 III Cen UK be
50O L 8 A MS KU.bca3
oou
la
loo
1400
Omi
30(1
8U0
do
do
l?'33i
105',
MIS
72
0!)
82
43
?7%
71%
71 *.
57%
42 t
42'4
42%
O'J
72
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54JU
58',
5b I.
"6%
6o>.
HO ' aha i.SAMSRR,. k3
l'XJC A -S W ltU....bo
20 i C A N ^ KK pf be
10 ' V .*?' Pltlt uf be
100 do a3
lOO no
1000 Ohio A M lit:..be
loo do
10> do bt
100 X Cea KK. bc.a3
21*' de
1(H) Chi A K1 Ui ,bc,?3
21*)
500
100
200
HOI
70.)
2U0
*10000 IT 9 5-ro.e. '7. 110
175 aha Del A Hudaou. 07 S
300 Heat In Tel. 71%
100 do 71%
15 US Ex ... 57%
II*' i mi- .IimIi >S ..b3 .5'.
15 X y C A U K Kit.. 101%
100 do 1 1%
?20 r:rl.-Kll b3 10
200 Panama KR 125
00) MieU l. au Ult .b3 42%
V00 do b3 42VJ
ID' do ,.?3 42%
101 do 42J,
1' O do >3 42%
200 NJ I'en tilt alO 33
300 do 33J;
OOO L8 A ..8 Ul<..
OM
2300
31H)
80.)
KM)
'.00
300
5no
50)
do
do
do b3
do
do b3
do
do... *3
do . b J
do 3
do b3
.bb
i0%
56 k,
50%
5(.>,
5li*,
66V
%%
5.1%
S2
10 P, Ft W A C KK/t
500 oai,i"? ? Uu. be
200 do a3
OOi)
;mi do al
200 do
400 do a3
100 II A bt J KK pf.be
2:30 TO 3 P.
2347 aba L S A M S Ult
lOJO do., aJ
K) i do
300 do
10.) Ill Cen KK
201) CblA N W Klt
10) do
100 do
200 do
100 0 A XWuit pt..
100 do ...
200 Chi A K I KR
2i O do atX)
3>)i) do
200 do
500 do . *3
IU) do
lo . M A >. 1' Kit pt...
100 do >3
2 H) Dal. LtWK
uh) do a3
1100 do
3o.i do
200 do a3
700 do
80 > Ohio A M UI
400 do
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
COTTON : SPOT DULL?FUTURES CLOSED QCIET
AND STEADY, AMD 3-32C. A l-8o. HIGHER
FLOUR FIRM?WHEAT DULL?CORK QUIET?
OATS UNCHANGED?WHISKEY STEADY?FOBS
QUIET?LABD IRREG ULAE? FETBOLEU M FIRM?
SPIRITS TURPENTINE QUIET?BOS IN FIRM
OILS 8TEADT?COFFEE STEADY?SUOAB PIBM?
FREIGHTS QUIET.
MoxDAT. Nov. 20-6 P. M.
Tbe markets ware pretty generally quiet to-day, aod
prices showed few radical fluctuations. On 'Cbango
there waa a fair Inquiry tor floor, and the market ruled
?ru>, particularly for shipping brands. Wheal waa
dull, steady and rather lower, exoept lor choice winter.
Corn waa quiet but strong lor prime. Oats wcra with
out decided cbang*. Whiskey waa steady with a better
demand. Pork wus quiet and nominal. Lard waa ir
regular but fairly active. Frolghls were quiet. Cot
ton on the spot was dull. Fntarei cloved quiet but steady,
and 3-X!c. a ttfc. Higher. Colfea waa steady. HUgar was
firm. Oils were steady. I'etruleum was firm. Rosin was
Una. Spirits turpentine was quiet.
Corrttx.?Tbe market for Rio wai quiet; 3.100 bag* ex
France and 2.48^ bags ex Pomineranla were taken out or
stock, making ' the stoek here to night 14.101 bags.
Mild coflee was quiet. We quoteOrdinary cargoes,
10c. a 10>4c.; lair do., 18c. a 1 ?.'?c-; good do., 18>^c. a lH^c.;
prime. 19c. a 19^e-: extreme range of lots. 16c. a -O'-.c.;
Santos. fair to good, I7%c. a 18'4e., gold, ninety days;
Java, government bags, -"c. a 22c.; do., erasi mats, 21c. a
23?.; Singapore, 17c. a 18c.; Ceylon, 16JjC a 18c.; Mara
cslno, 10c. a 18c.; I,agua\ra. 10V,c. a 18c.; Jamaica, IV.C.
a 17c.; St. Domingo. 16c. a 15>tc.; Porto Hlco, lt>;?. a
18c.; Costa Rica, 18c. a 10c.; Moxican. lH>a'c. a 17J^o.; Ma
nila, Die. a 17c. ; Angostura, 10c. a 18c.; Savanllla, 16c. a
18c.: Ouraeoa. 15c a 15Uc.
Comm.?The market for spot cotton waa dull, owlag in >
measure to the cleudv weather. There wai an advance of
1-I6c. on good middling and trade* above; low middling
and grades below and stained, strict low middling and mid
dling remaining as last quoted. The market lor luture tie "
liveries opened with an advance of 3 16c. on Saturday's clos
ing prices. There wss a very weak feeling, however, mani
fested during the f renoon Bud the advance was partly lost,
but the market strengthened In the afternoon ai.d closed
quiet but steady, with an advsnee for tha day of 3 32c. a ',c
'I be eloslug price! to-day compare witii Saturday's as fol
low*
SiUurflatf, Nammhrr 18. Monaiy, Smrmhrr 2(1
November. 11 13-16a 11 27-32 November.ll 15-16 a 11 31-32
DeceiuUer.il 27-32 a llj, Decembor.ll 31-32:a ?12
January ..13 a? January . .I2!?' a ?
February 12 5-32 a 12 .110 February. 12 9-32 a ?
March 12 1132a? March. ...12 7 10 a 12 15-32
April 13 17-32 a ? April 12* a ?
May 12 21 *2 a 12 1116 >!ev 12 25 32 a 12 1*16
Jane 1213 16* 1227-32 June 12 15-16 a 12 31- >2
J nly 12 31-32 a? July 13 1-16*13 3-32
August.... 13 116 a 13 a>n AugiAl ... 13 4-32 a 13 3 16
?Quotations are based on American lumiiiira ui classifica
tion and on cotton In store runmug In quality not more than
half a'grade above or beiow the grade quoted.
.Tew fbWon. l i'l'iniU. Alahnmn. X. C/r'eww. T'exus.
Ordinary H>'(
Mrlct ordinary 10'j
UoikI ordinary II
Strict goo*! ordinary. 11 V,
Low mlddline 11
Strict l"W middling. IIL
Middling 12
0o?d middling I2!a
Strict good miudllng 12',
Middling lair 12,'x ?
Fair 13 9 16 13'i 1:)^ 13%
?Mained-Oood ordinary, 9^a ; strict good ordinary, lO^c.;
lew middling, lO^c.; middling, 11,'j|e. Spot Sales were aa
follows
7V>/aim gal Kt ulsf. TottiL
Exnoit 161 487 048
Consumption 290 791 1,081
Speculation IW 40 2.12
Totals 643 1,318 1.961
? i .eiivered on contract. 700 bales. For future delivery the
sales were a* followsSaturday, after one F. .M. ? Decem
ber. 100 bales at II 27-32c., January, I.OUI at 11 29-32a.,
31 Si at II 15 16c., 2t*l at II l-32c.. 200 at 12c.; February.
400 at 12 3 12c., HOD at I2^c.. 200 at 12 5-82C.; March, fax)
at 12 9- 12c.. .'lOO at 12 5 10c., 2t?0 at 12 11-32c.; April. 100
at 12 7-16c., JUI at 12 17-3 c. ; August. HlO at 13a Total.
4.600 bales. To-day, up t? two F. M.?December, l.jlai
bale, at 12 l-32c , 7C? at 12 1 10c.. I1U0 at 12c., 300 at
i: I'l-lfla., 1.20U at 12c ; January, WO at 12 7 32c.. 500 at
12 3 16c., 1,300 at 12 7 32c . 400 at 12 3-IOc., 1,000 at 12'*c.
It jo at 12 l-IOe., 200 at 12 3-82e.; February,
:?|0 at 12 11-320 , 900 at 12'fe., Ion at 12 5 16c...
20 * iat 12 9-32c.. TOO at 12 V . SOO at 12 5-16c.,
7mi at 12 U32c.. 400 at 12>ie.,*<00 at 12 7-32e., 1,300 at
12>?c. ; March, 21*1 at 12 17 32c., 2.IU at 12 W-I?c.. HlO at
12,?.c., 200 at 12 7 10c. ; April. 300 at 12 23 32c.; 1U) at
12?ac. Total, 14.HOO balos. Orand total, )?,;?> i bales.
Tbe receipts at the porta were as fallow lialveston,
7,689 bales; Mew Orleans, 16,244; Mobile, 0,8118; Savan
nah. 6.69H; Charleston, 4,916; Wilmington, 456; Norfolk,
6,379; Baltimore. 67; Mow Vork, 1.VJ5; ltosti.n, 231;
Philadelphia. 216, Total, 50,388. This day last week,
ftM,953 This day last year. .'<6,735. Total since September
I, 1,459.061 bales to Saturday night. Cotton freights closed
aa 101 laws:?To Havre, by steam, J<c.. compressed ; to Hre
tuen, by steam, 74c. compressed, by sail. He.; to Liverpool,
1.I- I2J. bv ateain, by sail, 5-16c.
rut tin ARv Oas in.?Kecelota- Floor. 20,000 bbia.; wbeet,
178.39i> bushels; corn mem. 1,100 bhla. and 370 seek*; corn,
98 1 A3 bushels', oats. 72,514 do. ; rye, 16,634 on ; barley,
167,40; do ; barley malt. 34,il00 do. The flour market
was quiet bat stton*. particularly shipping and low grades,
which were held higher. The sales were about 11,000 bbls..
luclndlng ? State. Western aad Southern, at tbe annexed
qaotatUM. Eye Dear waa was qalsl t *tlu beis. sold at 94 40
a $T> 15. Corn meAl wa* quiet; ahont fV?) bbl*. Mid IIW 40
tor Hrandvuiuu Ami S5 a 1?* lor Winteru aud Jer??y
v?*Uow. Wc quote: ?
No. 2 St Hie .$'( Jj
Superfine .Mate 4 K? a 6 It)
Extra Mat* 5 26 a 5 75
Choice Slut? ... o 7.'>a ti 515
tiuperflne Western 4 85 * & in
Kitr* H'tiMro 5 26 ft "<W
Minneaota ti 7 7ft
Hound hoop Ohio, thippirjc brautU. 5 25 * t? 7"?
Itound hoop Ohio, ti ado brands j 7'? ? *i 5*)
Family ?< -Via 7 ?*i
81. Louis, low extra 5 H (41
St. i.ouU, Urai*<ht extra.... ti ui a 6 50
Si. Lout*, choice double extra rt .i<) a 7 2*?
tit. Louik, choice family 7 ??0 ?
Jtye flour, tine to vupertine. 4 4<)a 5 15
Southern, **o. 'J... 4 515 * 4 50
Southern, xuperfiue 4 f?0 a 4 Hi
southern, extra f> 7 <?>
Southern, family 7 Ml a 9 I II
Corn meal. Western 2 M.? a II 15
Corn meal. Jerxev. 2 8.5 a 3 15
foru meal, Brar.ilywine ?( n 3 4U
Corn ut?al. puncheoiiM 15 50 a ?
??Wheat was dull and price* nominally lc ? 'if. lower,
new No J Chicago boiuu nominal at #1 -8 anil No. 2 Mil
waukee $1 .1 '. w ithout busine**. Prituo new amber winter
was exceptionally Arm. otiofcto beintr held at $1 40. with
Si bid The ?ale* were about 75,009 bunhels, ai $1 21
for new No. 'A Chicago. $i 28 lor ungraded Iowa soring,
#1 2M for Minnesota, $1 32 for Sheboygan and $1 ?i.?U lor
No. ldo..$l K) for red winter. Corn wan quiet but firm,
with vale* ofabout jn.un bushel* at a 01c. or nail
ml x?d. &U},a. for steamer. !?< for nrw nu tirade aud Ole.
for graded Nu. 1. Ky. waa quiet hi !'<v. * 1*40. lor Mat. ami
P.misylvania. Barley wit. quiet. Barley mall wiu alio
quiet Oats wen quiet, but without decided change in
price.; the sal?s wer. 40.IXU bushels. *t 3t?c. lor No. -
m xed, 37c fur No 3 mixed, 3 c a 4M. for range of West
ern iuixt'1. 3*c. a 4-c. lor rattle of Westorn white, 47),e.
aS'i'ji'. lorSlato mixed, 42c. lor No. 2 white and 38c. fwr
No. 3 while.
Ilk.nr ?>u JL'tK.? Jute butts were quiet. but held firmly
with a Might advsuce. Hemp wi >!n quiet, but firm.
Wo quoteAmerican dressed. *1!SI a ?200 lor .Ingle,
$2t>> a $225 lor (loubl. and $120 > $125 lor rough: Itu.sla,
cle.u. $200 a tile, |old; Italian, $273 a $28iI, cold; Jute.
3*,e. a .V.c.. currency; juto hint., S'.'c. a 3V,c.. cash and
lime, currency. M mnla lietup, s'.c., Siul lieuip. Ue. ; Istie,
5>.c. a .'"'.c , all icold
MoLAksaa.?->ew Orli aUh wan quiet, hut ?toad^r. Korelgo
wimquiet. Wu i|uqto: -Cuba, centrifugal aud mix.4, 23*. a
Xle. j clayed. 33r. a 3 o.;do., raUMuvado refining, 34c. a
37e.; do., aroeery, ;i>c. ? *v.; I'orto Kteo, 3?c. % .V>c.!
KukIIhIi falana., 34c. a 4.">c.; New Orleau.. uood. '>l*c a
'?K: ; prime, tide.: cholee. li.lc.
?N aval Stomi.v?Spirit, turpciuinft ?a. quiet but ateady.
11...In wu. quiet but lirni at late prices. Wc quote:?
Suirlta nl tur|iontluo, 3fe.; ro.iu, .trained, f- 3."> a S: 4<i;
KooJ xtraineii. f- 40 a * - 1 ?; tur, V\ iliutnuton, 7">;
WaahinKtoii. f'J .'xi; pitch, M AdvleeefrOM Wilmington
weru a. lollow.:?Koatu Hi iu . (trained, *1 M<J; guod .trained,
VI *>: t!?r riitu at #1 73; turpuutiuc llrm; bard, $1 wi;
aoft aud viriiia. $- 5 >: ?nirit- lirm. 3|\c
Ultdt.-Tii.ro waa a qoict but iti'.uty ma' kcl for oils. \V.
nntc farther of 7i") bbi*. crude >|iurm at >e. Hedtord
for export ou private term.. W. quotoLinae.d, catk.
and bid*.. i'Jm, a (Vie. ; SOt|olla??d, crude. Itrtc. a
-4-' jC-; Southern yellow. 4^c ? Talc.; yellow winter.
? ; white winter. Me.; lard, iim.uui make, s.">o a S7c.;
.perm, crude, #1 45; do., bluschud winter, Ifl 70, do., uut
ural do., $1 U&; w hale, crude. Northern, 76c. S ?l"-. f>outli
eru, tlHc. a 7tN*.; bleuclicd winter, 7.*>c.; extra do., ; whi
ter bleached bk. aJc a -i'Jc. ; crude #?!>. 4.'c. a 4V
i'KTHoi.i.111.?The martlet wa? very llrni, but quiet. A
carao ot ."i.m.M boln. relined .old Saturday ill Uattiuiore
at itlc. ; tu dav .'i.tnnj bbU tii^li t"?t at JT'.c. The ilosiug
priee. were ?? followaCrude, iu bulk, 13i.; d<>., in t>bl>.,
laUo. 1 reltncd, in bui*,. 'Jtl'.ct l do., in caaca, 30e.; naphtha,
14c.: refined, at Philadelphia. 2tlc.: do., at Baltimore, SBe.
Advice. Irom tbe Ureok were ai follow- oil Cityquiet aud
?teady ; United, $H -Ml^; .bipiuvnt, $3 W a ?3 :ffi. I'ar
ker'a? Unlud, ?W'*dy at di-X^x shipment $3 ^0. quiet aud
tiriu.
I'novmoNjt.?Hcceipts?Pork, l.tillO bbls. ; lara, U.tfl.i
tirrcc, 31 kcKi and 1 case; cut incatii, 2,i 47 packapei;
baron. _ 1 hhda.. 14 tierce, and l.tms boxo*: heel. 7S8
tlcrci1., 3'.3 bbl>. and 4-''' cunk^ I'lie pork market wa. quiet
The clotilur "cal!" price, wero an follow.: Holier, year,
fl*> bid. il7 imked; January, Sfl<> -j bid, $lti 441 a.ked;
'ebruary, $10 ??> bid, 6<> a.kod; March, flti 3.*? bid,
$10 7<l a.ked; M bbls. family pork .o.d al $1U 75 . 250 bbli.
Kebruury option, at $itl 4n. t ut mvatj were quiet; .VIU
looae pickled thouldera ?old at t(l_,c Kre.h liam- were quoted
at ii'.u. a 12.: frv.h uelliea at S'.c. a lti'4o.; fre.h .boul
dem at tic. a B'aC.: pickled hams ui IIKc. a 12c.*. pickled
beliio. at i' V:. a lti'4c.: pickled shoulder. at
tt.c. a 7c liacon wa. quiet at Mj^c. a Uc. for
city aiid 81^e. a hj.e. for Western long clear.
Huof was dull. We quote:?l'aricl., extra inetu,
^ll 30 a #12 30; plain mean, $10 3<i a $11 til;
packet, $14 a $).">: tierced eity extra India, $27.
Beol ham. were unlet >it $J>> lor pritue Western. Smoked
meal" woioquiot at I'JKc. a 14c. for 10 to 12 lb., average,
and Me. a s'.c. lor siioiilueis. Lard wa> fairly active at ir
rjgular price.. Hie oloslug "call" prices wore as follows
November, $10 K7Kj bid. $10 S3 a.ked; .oiler rear
aud Dec'tuber, $|n 37'- hid, $10 43 a.ked; January,
$10 40 bid, $1' 43 asked: February, $10 411 bid, $10 .>0
Hiked; March. $10 50 bid. $10 70 a.ked. The salc? were
8,irjo tioroes at $10 70 a $lo 73 for N'ovembar.
$ln ;M> for December. $10 33, $10 37\^, $ln 40 und
$1042>i for January. $10 V7K a $10 47'. lor February,
aud $i0 32'., $10 37>? aiid $lj> 4<> for seller year.
Soot sales ' were 30 tieroes city at 10%e. and 103
tierces at 10%c.,and about 40 tierces Western at lie.
Helined was quiet; quoted at 11 J.,c. lor South America,
l'H.c. for Cuba and 11 '.e. lor spot Coutineut.
ktcit?There was a good jobbiu* demand at hill prices.
We quote Carolina, lair to prime, 3?4t. a n'.c ; Louisiana,
fair to prlme.be. a .'i^iC.; do. common, 4j?c.; Kangoon, fair
to irood, nominally Ul4c. a 0J?o.; l'atua, good, 7t.c. a "Sc.,
currency; ltaiiir*on. in boud. Ke. a '-e.. irild.
Sloail?The market lor raw .ugar wu. very firm but
quiet; 330 biuls. Martinique sold at W\c. KeBned
waa very firm but unchanged. We quote;?Pair relln
lnir.' tl'.e.; good do., lO'.c.: Cuba, irrocery, fair to
choice. lOJj'c. a 10?4e.; do., centrilugal, hbda. and boxes,
Nos. 8to 13. 10>.c. a Il'nC.. do., molasses hhda. and boxes,
8 tic. ai>:Wc.: Porto ttlco, retluing, common to iirime, Ul.,o. a
10'.c : do., grocciy. fair to choice, 10)4e. al<>?4c.; rehned,
standard A. IlJ.'c. a 12c.; off A, il*?c. a ll?ic.; crushed,
lMc.; powdered. 12'4c. a 12>,c.; granulated, l2j?c. ;do., sec
ond quality, 12'.e.; cut loaf, 13>4c. a l:P,c.
Htkahiiik.?Heccipts, 12 tierce.. The market was qnlet
at ll^c.
rit.i.ow.?Receipts. 2i' hhds., 33 tierce., 1B3 bhls. and
83 cask.. Tbe market was unlet; about 173,000 Ibe. sold at
8V.c. a 8*,c., the latter feu prime.
WiitakKY.?Becelpts, 7'?8 bbls. The market was steady;
2U> bbls. .old at $1 OO a $1 <?lk
Khkiciits.?Business was light in all classes of tnonaire.
retarded. In a great measure, by tho severity of the day,
but rates were unchanged. The engagements included : ?
To Liverpool, per steam, 5,iMJ boxes bacon, 43s. a SOs.;
4.nuu do. cheese, rate to be fixed; grain room, 8>,d.. nom
inally, and by sail, 12,000 bu*h.W grain at 8d.; 13o tons
tallow. 3<V To London, per steam, 3,0 O boxes cheese,
43*. The charters were:?An American bark hence to
Idverponl, London or Brtstoi with 5,700 bbls. refined
petroleum, at 4>. Od.; a Norwegian ship hence to Antwerp,
with 5,01Mi do. do., 4a dd.; a British bark hence to New
castle. with 3,500 quarters grain, at 5a 3d. - a Norwegian
bark from Baltimore to Cork for orders, with 3.700 do do.,
at Os. 3d. ; a Norwegian bark thence to do., with 2,800 do.
do., tame rate; a Norwegian bark, 373 tons, imported with
general cargo from Philadelphia to London, on private
terras; an American baraentiue. 408 ions, hence to Ali
cante or Valencia, with Kentucky tobacco, at 42a Od.
NEW YOBK CATTLE MARKET.
Monnar. Nor. 20, 187&
ucnm fob thk r?? wkkk.
Keofe ouni ShMp <*?{
Tmr<U. Btpes. Cbto*. tW?. Lamb*. UaW
Hixtietb street.... 4,4Ui 11 010 II.122 ?
Fort}-eighth street 1 ?- 10 240 rt.'.Ul ?
Fortieth (treat.... ? ? ? ? ? 2S.82U
Jariey City fl,i:?l ? 187 15,782
Total* IO.o.hJ ;tu 1,3-itl SU.3I8 39,011
Kt?li lo-dtjr 5,55.'i .? ;'W 7,7.18 10.7 85
UnKViuk?Trade on thl* Torenoon on a heavy ruu of
homed cattle opened J?c. off per lb. oil good quality steer*
and *4r. por lb: strong on inferior quality .'joeves. The mar
ket* c.o???t weak. At Sixtieth street yards T. C. Kastiuan
sold lor aoif 51 ears of horned cuttle sale* as follow*: ?121
Illinois lUH'ii at 7c. per 10., weight 7 cwt.; 47 Illlnuia aiei ri
at U'4V par lb., weight 7'4 cwt.; 28 Illinois steers
at u>?v. per lb., weight 7,1, cwt. ; lul llli
uoia nceri at 0>fc. P? r lb., weight 7!, cwt.; 82 Illinois
?terra at ?*4o. per lb., wolght h cwt., 36 Illinois ateers
at B?ie. por lb., weight 8>4 cwt.; .V) lliiuoli steers at like,
par lb., weight 8 cwt.; ?>3 llliuoia sleera?t 10c. par lb.,
weight 8 cwt.; ">0 Illinois ateera at l",'?c. per lb., weight
8ii ewt. ?, 20 llliuoia ateera at lOu. a lokc. per lb., weight l>
cot.; 57 Illinois ateera at Oiic. a m)\c per lb., wciirht 0
cwt. T. Wheeler aold lor T. C. Laalmun. <10 Illinois
ateera at He. a l">,c. per lb., weight 7'4 cwt.
I oon A Thompson aaid tor Coon A liosburg. 17
llliuoia ati-era at 8t jc. per lb., weight 0>? cwt.; HO llllnoia
steers at t*'<4c. per lb., weight 7!, cwt. ; 34 Illinois ataera
Okc. a 10'ic. per lb., weight 0 cwt. (I. Kaid held on sale lor
A. Cornwall 18 Ohio ateera. (1. W. Vail aold tor sell 17 llli
uoia steers at 8?%c. per lb., weight 0 cwt.; lor 8. Sidner 3
Ohio alt ers at fc. pei lb., weight !>\ cwt.; 18 Ohio (leers at
Uc. por lb., weight Ok cwt.; I / uhio ateera at 0'4c. per lb.,
weight 7,'4 cwt. C. Kaliu aold for Kalin A Furst 115 Ken
tucky sieers at Of^c. per lb., weight 1}2 ewt.; 121 Kentucky
sleera at K)c. per lb., weight 8<2 cwt.; lor J. IIrow 11 118
Kentucky ataera and oxen at r \c. a 11 jC. per
lb., with topa at 10K?c. per 111. weight 7 cwt.; for
[ II Kahu 80 Ken lucky steer* and oxen at 8ke. a
0,'?c. per lb., weights 04 cwt. a s cwt.; lor li. Hcrker
I 3' 1 Kentucky ateers and osan at 8^e. a 0',c. per lb, weights
O'tUiHcwt H. V. H orchard aold lor O iJav, 02 Ohio ateers
I at t*c. a IO',c. per lb.. weights tl)? to 8 cwt.; lorlireen A
Aahbrook, 3.' Kentucky staera at Wi^c. iter lb., with 6211 off
the lot, weight 8 cwt.; for H. Kerr, 108 Ohio ateers at Oe
per III., with (I off per bead, weight 7 cw t.: lor T. C. Ford,
b2 Kentucky oxen at K>?c. par lb., weight cwt.; tor
H. Couklln, 38 Colorado steers at 8tfc per lb., weight
b*4 cwt.; for A. V. 11 Attn. Vl Indiana ateers at
s.'tc. per lb, weight '>'.t cwt.; 0"> Indiana ateera at 0'4c.
per lb., with (1 oil per head, weight 7'4' cwt. fiery A Cary
sold lor Ciofl?V Co. 04 Kentucky ateera at twitli $1 ou
per hi-adi a 0J4C per lb., weight 7,s cwt.. atroug; 4tl Ken
lucky steer* at **-4c. a !>\c. peril) , weight 7'4 cwt.; for J.
Ilarp 34 Kentneky steer* at IV. per In., with #1 off per head,
weight 7 cwt.. 34 Kentucay atceis at He per lb . with (1 on
per bend, weight 7'., cwt.; lor Medtord A Kennedy 32
Kenlncky iteera at h*4c. (with Oe. on per- beadi a
10c par lb., weight 8 cwt.; Kentucky ateera
at O^c. a loc. per lb., with lops ut I0'ac. per lb. weight 8'4
cwt.; for (Joff x I'lery. II.' Kentucky ateers at Oe. per Hi.,
with ?l off per head, weight 7'.t cwt.. scant; 31 Kentucky
ateera At Oc. al'>'4c. per lb., weight 7)? ewt.; for Jacoby
A Co.. ;?> Kentucky ateera at Oc. a lOc. o r lb., weight 7l4
cwt. H. Kiiowitou a<ild for sell 2 Male oxen at a,!,c per lb.,
weight l?)4 cwi. ? 2 St-le steers, live weight. 3.MMJ lbs . at
l*)?c per lb.: 1 State steer, live weight 1,760 lbs., at 8c. par
lb. f. (ilbbs told tor 8. Siduer. lot* Ohio steers at
|i>,c. a 1' >%o. per lb., weights 7H ewt. a n1, cwt ;
for aeil and Hro?n, 20 Illinois steers at 10'4c.
per lb., weight 0>4 cwt. At Jer?ey City Vurds,
Carey A McPhcrson sold lor Keuter A Cj.. 3!t Ohio steers
at 0'4r. a IO)^c. per lb., welght*8'4 cwt ; lor D. A. H. Miliar,
31 Uhio steers at a lOe. per lb., weight 7^ ewt.; tor
A. t Oiteline. 34 Ohio steers at O.^c. per lb., weight 7 ewl.;
for 1). II. Sherman, 70 Illinois ateers at O^c- a loc per lb.,
weight 7'4 cwi.; lor K. W. h'lsn, 4M<Jhio steers at l?'4e, a
HiSiC per lb., weight 7k cwt.; &U Ohio ateera at 0'4c. a inc.
per lb.. 7*^ cwt.; lor M^nshlna k Co.. 20 Htate steers at
8Sc. par lb., weight 0'4 cwt.; for 1>. MaPheraon,
32 .Illinois steera at lO'gc. per lb., weight 7\ cwt.;
lor J. 11. OBItt. 14 Kentacky ateers at O^c. a lOJ^c por lb.,
weigbt 8 ewt. 1 for Oflltt k Co . 20 Kautneky steers at H^r. a
lue per lb., weight 7\ ewt.; for Oadisiiian, A Matin 44
Kentucky etaere at O^c. a lOUc. per lb., weight 7U cwt.;
for Oadisman k Hrather, 31 Kentucky steers at 0)fc. a It*,
per lb., weight 7^j cwt.; ferJ. Holmes 14 Mlasonrl steers
at H',c. per lb., weight 7^ ewt.; lor K. .Xewtua.Ml Ohio
ateera at 0*?c. a 10c. per lb., weight 7<j cwt.; 61 Kentucky
steera at I'M a in'jc per lb., weight cwt. J. C. lagan
sold lor self, 18 Ohio steer* at 8){e. par lb., weight 6)4 cwt.
M. itDidschinidt sold lor Myers A Itegenaleln, 81 Miaaoiirl
steers at O^c. a t?J4c. per lb., weight 7a8cw?.; lor J. F,
Saddler, 107 Kentucky steers at V^c. a 10?4e. per lb . with
8.1 head sold at O^c. and $1 off per head, weights Ok a Ok
ewt.; 80 Ohio steer* at I0)4c. a 11c. per lb., weight 8)4 a 9
cwt.; for C. F. Haynoid*. 117 Mlaaoorl steers at
O^c. a I0>4c. per lb., weight 7% a 8 cwt. W.
A. lluUlay sold for N. Morris, 1 Hi Illinois steer*
at 7&c. a tie por lb., with $1 on per head 011 05 hea.i, weight
,'<\cwl. 8. V*. Sberuian sold lor H. W. Allerton ?* Illinois
steer* at 8*40., with oOc. off per head oil Itf head at U^c.
per lb . weigiit* cwt. a 7)4 cwt. 1). Waigel sold fur T.
n algal 48 Illinois steers at 8>,e. per lb. nlth^lonper
head, weight cwt.; 85 llliuoia steers at Oi^c. par ik,
weight 7 cwt,; 74 Illinois steers at Ofe*. with $1 off per
head on 82 head, at 10c. par lb., weiglits 7 cwt. a 7V ewt.
K. Vogal sold for N. Morris 150 Illinois steer*
at 8)tc. a it) jc. per lb., weights 0>^ ewt. a 7 ewt. Tolley A
8out sold for M. Morris 84 Illinois' steers at 8kc- par lb.,
wlth42tt off the lot, weight ti cwt.; W) Illinois *teers at 8c.
per lb., with fl?o per bead, weight iii ewt.; 34 Illinois
steers atlljkc. per lb., with 5(>c off per head, weight 6^ ewt.
M. Laatarbech sold tor S, Morris l.>0 Illinois steers et 8c. a
e^c. par lb , witn $1 off per head on 10 head, sold st 8^0,
Rr lb.. welghu5]^cwt. a 7kcwL; 10 bulls at Wrtllperewt..
?e weight 1,301 lbs. per head. B. A II. Westheinier sold,
for Wlllard A Wadaworlb, 154 State steers at He. par lb.,
weignt 7 ewt.; fur Lehman Hrothera, t> Indian . steer* at
O^c. a 1<>\c. per lb., weight h^( ewt. : for M. Mooashlne.
f>4 Illinois steers at O^c. per In., welfbt 7 ewt.; lor Kankln
A Co., 116 Illinois steer* at "'ee. iwun $1 off per head) at
H'jc. per lb., weight 7<( cwt.; Inr 8. W Allerton, 88
Illinois steers at *kc. pet . weight ewt
Mill AMD Lam la.?1 rade slow; aheap sold al 4}fa. ?
?J<e. per lb. ; Iambi it a(tVc. per tb. r... ?
"k:t^,|t,,4S3Ku,,lU"k? ,UU "n pt'bitd at
wr lb : H3 Kentucky .be. p. w*>uu: jj |i? ?r lie,Id' .J
?i"C.'??-r hi l:? "'?? !>" bead.
1H itn. slLi * r T"" November
, lo/u, *>,6114 sheep Aud luiubi at m 7"?
r>?r' I. t **V' w"Khl 81 "?*. p" '""J *"
to.(HO ItM At ir D?r lb liin
?beep, weight U%7tni !b??. at .Vfcc IM?r lb 4?! t w
S&v.iT 5,,lb U"''" ?t .V p 'r l*1'
fb SiVr M wr> '"? ,M "7f? ItM.. lt-.L ,?
?in' ^ ?l'*'<a ?beep. weight :t4.:i.tii lb. ,? 41 c .,* r L .
!b'5i?\> I ?Ne?i.. weight 4.KIO It? M v !,er
44 Vi . -. u" ??*??'? 1.1 -1 lb*. at ' ?r, i|
** ^ an ad. .beep, weight r.,4?ii( lb*., a( .-,1 {,' . ' ;
?h*ep and Umbo, ??igbt M 3'MJ Irf- Li *,. ?
IH.; ItMUM Umk wdfti; l.'ii 12S?.'*? 1
panada laiuba. weight lb?.. at Hi,- r!?rlb'"i^i
gr?" 3. pvff
III KllWB. HttkhL .Y4H) II.. -? Ji . _ ,7* p"\
sr?- & -ujsrj*
>5 1 udt huh slier
I ana .Jieepwrl*.., r>c
m ; " - ? ?het??, weight lb?. at 4k*.v i??r lb sh
?""r-.uVV'^-T 4V l-r lb.^5, ,hiau
Lh t-wi' 1 ":? ?*??* ?' ; M Stale
alioep, weii?, ywi in*., ill .?C. per lb 54 stut.?
Umb. weight 3.?4i? lb*, al W ? J' ,*4 **?*"
i^ iu .%1"111 a7?. tl.Up. w.kli?
ftsii \t:. x' it v'2.1"
r# H4uliU'4,<i It*'1 *'Drr lb : (,hl" ilivop mvigsi
^ ^*c- ptr "? i a?< <>auada .(,e.u ,ud 7.. IL.
*a7u lb'. ir ' ' ?' ^ porlb, ? SI Michigan Iamb.. wo.Bht'
ri. ?. ?i" Mv '"r,lb ? -;'7 ?'?naJa lambf. weight ?o ftij
lb., at p.r lb.; U..4 Caua.la lauib?. "7" J.}?.
'[ !'-*??? PVjf.: fauad. lamb,, wiM.t 17 H7V1 lb? ai
i'i^7ari'r f? /or wet't aixlluK Nc? umber Ih ia:?
'Mm, .*n'1 ?? ?4 M| ?"rag? per bead ' '
Mn, " tows.?Tlioae to hand held ?n sal.
?ra?L l.df'!|U VV"7h,??"th y,,4'"y v> aJ> not quotod'
is'v5r:d$itv;^orwh^d"u at 3 4C- ?4jic-per
J^-,4" -UteboK. .?ld 011 llvo weight at tl'-c pel lb ?
1SU Ohio hoB. at #5 ju per cwt , 4311 Ohio l.oK? at tic. per lb.'
domestic markets.
.a:;: ?? ? rr~-'" ^ uS<
orain,?r>, mh.c. Net recviptt. balti truM 7 74?
a,?k. sllik sisu*'11**-4'07*- ?*?*???* 17*.* H.,i.;;
-uon.te.d,; z^un^uc ?
f?*nrv- 104?^'. !"?? '????'|.t.. maii ?",??
?i^k" aa*%a 1 ,u (,r"" Kr"?'?. lo.sai. s?u,, f.oou
lt;;m?on .t..dy: m,dd?nr. ?c ^rjw^i^.t
cr.iaa 'usstt ?!^i,14*rJr- ll,1?t'. Mi't revelpta U.hiim l.aiua;
S.?7. lix,'urt? l.JJkf Sal,., 2%).:
I|C?l.y:" ?'r""B "?d IIrm : mid,lliii^A:i1?"c. ?^ liTw'iiu'id.'ihng
II Kuod ordinary. H. 15-3*c. Vet rer^.m. ? ?i5i
vuaat?1mU^*U41 ^ala^'^-fi*"u" 'i" I.0OO;
,.j<i. aalea, l.iou. Stock, W),(Ji>7.
?-.ttu?.teadi. ,; middling. a
ii,*u ? ydiuar.v, 1iH?c. a !o\c. Net recefit, 4u'l*
?^alei; J.aiu0: btoj*. MV*4AiUe,lt' l,M1! coll"t
twvxt, ,fls
?t. m;"L"| ? b?".U4Sai "c" "Sariey' gulet*
do ? inn r Canada, by .ample, at SI i?; i.iuij
f^nlf Lu'n, ""tUanued. Millleed tiiiclianifed
I."uber! ^^l.b.v'e,k^ir?d ; i
bblfc ? i?et. KaiiroaU shipmonu?h lour, l.bOO
s .?vsaptsa? awrtsr
1 J.JIHI a?>. ; outs, i*0,3uu tin ?b*rl?w MMikiH. ? -TA
bu^Li'li?' wheal d, ? 1V,turl"r11lJ"IU,t"-l'or"- "7.-MO
bu.liel.- wli?Mt 7(i j(1^h ' railroad*-Corn, 4l,iJ(iO
UU?||CI?, WliOHt, 7lt,juu qq. ; oats. liU l.lO (Ifl ? hurlat- 7
Slutt-.-'sik
?.i its snt\^- ?
ssfs^ars
. , , #a l?* Jsne *ud Osweiro chiim! \Vh?*t 7mh*?im
biuhels; com, 010,415 do ; ornlm ah Shi .it. 18
Hour .teady. Wheat .te.dr; No.^Swhiu"'wS^.tSlr.
k?^v^"nNo'l,^:,r
f<o38:rid?'|l| 17?" o' 24|l do'P*;l?" ",,d MiciiiK.n.Vl'lt;
u-Lm^'SrS0',1 r,-jrto'1' ,;u,vtr ""fJ. 4? mi.
"it^TlfWdo t i'. wh?rv -"'"on J"- corn; 1.700
i r vkirk. a?-w ^ws^'asft
flt> Ji, caeh: $1.> U71, all tha waar ? ?i.i .7; V
Urd atrooK and higher'; $10 2\ ca.'b ? % U7? I'llYba
a"br.,."dKJ^U^' .Bulk 'noaU Hrmcr aud '.c
. ry , * "'JC: "hurt rib .idtl'
MdVew M Sli quiet
cV.tu-K.ou,,$i?.^bbu ,Tultel^!;x7^rer''- Ke
ttu.ihm) da; oat., 30.U00 do ; rye lu!i * *?rn
jJO.OUO dq. Hhipinent.?Klour, 13,0()0 h'bla.; wheat. M (56
bushel.; corn. I3U.UJ0 do.; oat., l?,(JI) i? r?
Wheaf Sf* V'??0d"'.,At *l'ernon? call of the Hoar'd ?
ai?? 'r&l vCorn I'e.vy and-lower: 45Wr c?,b
straps
PRINT CLOTHS" MARKET.
? a .. . . PHOTIDJIJiCl. R. I.. ia fcHTW
Printing cloths quiet and unchanged. ^
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
FIS&!V(IAIi.
AT REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIKE AND
Endowment Insurance Policies, Morth'aires ???U other
iecurltlu; Insurance of *11 kinds effected with best com
panies. J.J HAHKICIl A CO., Hit Broadway.
-JOHN E. BAZLKY, 74 BKOADWAY.?KIHST
?class Slock Exchange Privileges; quotations of strad
dles. single privileges; also explanatory pamphlets mailed
lu any address; correspoudeuts la principal cities in United
States.
DAM, *T~RHID. "
Expert and Accountant,
SI72 Penil it.. Pont office box 2,043.
VIUi PAY LIBJtRAL ro5 TilK USE UK fIS.OUO.
and give real omnia security. .Principals only address
BUSINESS. box 122 Herald office.
LAK.iE AMOUNTS Ol MONEY TO 1.0 AN AT LOW
axpeniea, on New Yoik. Brooklyn and Wcatcbeater Kirst
Mortgages; Seconds nnd I,ease holds at easy terms
QBOROB W. STAKE. 1M) Hroadway.
OKKH E OKTHE EKIE 'RAILWAY COMPANY, NEW
Yore, October IS7U.- The anuual meeting of tha
stockholder* ot the Erie Bai.way Company lor tha clortlon
ol directors and for tha transaction of such other business
as may come before the meeting will be held at the office of
the company, 1H7 Weal at., on Tuesday, the 2Stb day of
November next. The polls w II be npunod at lO o'clock
A. M. and remain open until 2 I'. M. ot that day. The trans
fer booka of both common and preferred stock will be cloaed
altar bnaineas hours on Saturday, the 25th iii?t.,and remain
closed until Wednesd iy, the -Dili day ol November next.
By order of the Board.
A. B. MACDOXO0VH. Secretary
P-WON OH lot, \ It I.OW MAIIKKT lion SS
fulls on Onioa, \ above market ,. 100 20
Straddle* on I Ihios, f2'O All 90 day*.
Send lor oar new pamphlet.
W. Y. 1IUB HE Eh A CO..
?ti liroul at., New York.
rjViusr ku.vds to loan on mortuajk-citv*
L Brooklyn or Queena county.
LEAVITT A WOLl'OTT. ID fine at.
(J.1 r IWUt WANTED TO LOAN-KOH A TEEM OK
?lpl ?Ja''"/"five years, upon A No. 1 unencumbered Ileal
Estate In Toledo. Ohio. Address J. 11. AIIBENS, 17U
Washington a*.. Brooklyn, or 4tJ7 4th av., New York.
fMtt Kilfl WAjirkD-I^HMT MORTAOAOI, "on
ipOO.UUutnipriir -d city Property, at 0 per cant. Prin
cipals address OWNr.R. box IU Heraid office
?k "?n H(Wk WANTED?ON BOND AND MORrWAOE
??JU.UU Vrciiy property, one >|iiartor valuation, tor
live years, at tlx per cent; no eoiora isalons. Principals only
apply to A. I. COMI'ToN,41 I'ina at.
Mlin (WWrTO '-OAN ON BOND AMD IMT
1 * rU.l/UUgage In terms to salt. Apply to UKOWE
A ANDKKSON. -'?? Oram! st.
N
{TdPAin^KitsiiiPH.
O. V OLD HLIPT" ""
Vr.w Yiikk. Nov. IH, 1kt?I.
Tlie copartnership heretofore existing between iho un
deralKiiea, under the Arm name or Onmei, llionda A < ?., Is
dissolved by mutasl consent. Either partner will sign the
bra name las litigation.
DO Ml NOO OOM EZ.
JOVyUIN RIONDA.
LOUIS MONJO, Jr..
milE UNDKRSIONRD HAVE THIS HAY KOItMKD A
1 eopartnarship under the Brm name ef Rlouda. Henjamln
A Co.. I*r toe purpose ol irensaitiinc a general coinml-aion
and shipping business at No. tf Old s.ip. New York. Novem
ber Id. tn7?
Joaquin rionda.
FRANK J. HKX.IARIN.
Manuel kionda
IK H1NKSM OFPOKTI SitiKH. .
A- ffiifi on MAOtiiNiorit "1? Philadelphia
with ample machinery loom and capital for a much larirer
business, are desirous ol taking up a specialty In tbeir lino.
Address MACHINIST, New York Herald office, Philadel
phia, fa. _
A DDI TI ON A L CAPITAL PRO<lURtb POR " xTer
iVchanta. maanfaeturers and businesa inea genereily;
loans negotiated i mortgages bought and aold.
Mil AY, 81 Park row.
T YOUHO MAX,' WITH ABOUT 94.00U, CAN PUR
2\ chasv an interest lu a profitable retail store on Broad
way. Address 8., Herald Uptown office
A HKKSON. WITH WISHES TO ENUAUE~H
xLsweietant or partner In some biuinesa; rnferenee If re
quired. Address M. KIT/.f ATKICK. 20:1 West lloustou at.
LADY HAS-AN ELROANT HOISK IN 4?iTi
st. and Mh av.; newly carpeted ; would /iva a ireutls
mun an Interest for Paraltare or <'*pltal Address FURNI
TURE, box 131 llerald Uptown office.
T SAPR A N D HURR MANCK A C r t R f N < IB V BIN KSH:
Xvlong established; desires psrtuer; goods In active de
mand at largely remunerative prices; ?I..VJC>cash required.
H AN KI MS. 2H West -I'tli st.
CONKlDBNTIAIs OON8UI.TATIONS TO tIKT OUT Of
anf srmae or ambarrassinanl. by an alterney of .<1
years practice. Addreea MoDRRATR TRRUa. llerald
A.
_ KRIIVICM OPWWTPHITOI*.
/inrxkM.-i'AKiNhK. At rivk o"?'bi'hi:rxxrwTrJT
" , eoino ( ApitiU ur ^uivHlfui in cifari; a good cbticf open 4
no liabilities. Addreas or call.
_ __ GttlKMMAM. 411 Broadway.
fll R < S RHAT?* T BAKU A IK.- A rLOURlHU I Mil
wholesale and retail Dra* Htore in Kansae; twothirdf
ca?b ; ureal sacrifice For particular# tddreu Dr. L il A LI*
cam Helleeue Medical (\dloge.
MU 'iOTiliw iuoa~r i.tijHrkr-.snw kkadI
1 and hug by Ur any yet Irou^Ut out in the trade
for che^pnas*, practicability and neatn<-*a;is open tor
negotiation. for territorial right* and amende* hi America:
its nucceiia having been *?> sjre.it in foreign countries, il will
in?ure a speedy furore in tho United State*. Amplications
to ha made ai ? nce at tha office of toe "AI IwMAllU
LIGHT sysrhM." 117 Broadway, room* 2ft and Jti.
U'AM'KIl A I'AKTNKK, Will! FROM TO
If $5,? (f?. in in e*tabii?hed steam confectionery business;
gum dr??j?* and tig paste a specialty. Addrea* b. 8. 1* , box
120 Herald office
Uf^NTRU- \ PAHTV. WITH $1UU. A* TltKASl'KKK
f v of a (ravelling troupe; big chance to make money ; no
ri*lt. Call immediately. No. 1U2 7th av.
ill uTvbIjood roiiTioir and kicu ri rv to
young man Hlertuau preferred) In hardware stora for
the town of Addre*# H. BLUNT, 111 Broadway,
rourn K
$\t i| \ WIl.L >Ei'l "KK JiSTABLJMihD ii l. h IN fc^iTj
? MMFcapable unlimited extension. 3i>7 Biueckcr ?t.,
office. lower bell, alter IO.
?7 i\t\ WILL >Bt'URK HALK IS CASH OK KICK
0 I "/\/bu*iue?s, paying $3,000 aunually; lull iu\eatiga*
Hon desired HILLYKK. Herald Cltice.^
(IIWI WAStTID FOR A IM.KTNfe.KSlUP IS A
?PA*"'l/l/tnaiiuiecturing confectionery, doing a well pay
ing business. \ildien< C'iNFECTlONKH, iiaraid office.
6') niWI WIl.I. Ill, V AX ADVktlTlSlNli HI JUMBO
qPO.Ul/Uthat ia dow payli>i? over $2,000 per annum.
Address X., box 4.dl3 l*oat olUce
d>1 ?> (ll kit WANTKD?MY a hakty kngagp.d
01 -J."/vM/|q tlm alieen liu?inei>a in .\el?ri?aW%*. IM iu
vfitmeni ?alt< and remunerative. Addreas, tor.v mi 0ITI,
WOOL liKUU'Kit. llorald office.
REAL ESTATE.
The following sales were etlocted at the Real Estat*
Exchange yesterday:?
Richard V. Harnett sold, by order ol the Supreme
Court. In foreclosure, Phllo F. Huggles reloreo, ?
house, with lot 23.Hx9*.V, on Kaat Twenty-ninth street,
aouth side, 14A feet east of Madison avenue, to Jame*
T. He Illy tor $20,000.
Richard V, Haruettalao sold, by order of tho Supreme
Court, in foreclosure, <J. W. Carr referee, a house, wit*
lot 25x75, on west sido ol Sixth uvonue, fllty feet
south of 13&1 stroot, to Uenjamln A. Willis for $4,200,
Hugh X. Camp sold, by order of the Scpremo Court,
In foreclosure, John Lindlev reloreo, a plot of laud,
199.10x100, 8L Nicholas avenue, northwest corner of
14&th streut, to piaintlir for $1H,000.
Also by order of tho Coart, In foreelosare, sarno ref
eree, ilvo Iota, each 25x100, on 145th street, north aide,
100 (cot west of 8L Nicholas avenue, to plalutll! for
$5,000.
George U. Scott sold, by ordor of the Supreme Court,
lu foreclosure, William A. Uoyd roforee, two lots, 50.0*
100, ou Highlit avenue, wost sl><e, 50.5 feet north ot
lJod street, to 1'hoiuaa H. Walter (or 15,000.
l'eter K. Meyer sold, by order of the Supremo Court,
In lorcclosure, Isaac L'atermoyer reiereu, one lot,
25x100, on tho north side of Kigbty-JUlh street, 121
feet east of Third aveuuo. to A. 11. Nowooy for $3,000.
E. U. Ludlow At Co. sold, by order or thu Supreme
Court, lu lorccluaure, C. W. West roferee, a nousu,
with lot 17xloa5, No. U4U Rast Slzty-aecond street,
north side, 405 fuet cast of Second avenue, to H. 1).
Kinn lor $4,800; also a house, with lot 17x100, No. 341
Last Sixty-sceoud atroet, uorth sido, 43a leot eaat ol
Sucond avenue, to U. U. Kinn for $4,800. ,
The same auctioneer also sold, by order of the
Supremo Court, In foreclosure, Freliug U. Smith
roleree, a house, with lot 25x100, No. lt>5 Kast Eighty,
sixth streot, between Third and fourth avenues, to
Laudou Carter Gray, plalutilf, tor $11,500.
William Kennedy sold, by ordor ot the Supremo
Court, in foreclosure, Muurice Zeyne reti ree, a plot ot
laud, 100.5x144 11x80.0x116.1H. on the nortbw?*l
coruer ot Broadway and Slxty-secoud street, Ut Jkmtk
W. Barker, lor $70,000
PRIVATE balk.
V. K. Stevenson Jr., yesterday sold the three story
and basomeut high stoop brick and brown stone hou?4
No. 122 Kast Thirty-drat atreet, between Koorlh an*
Lexington avenues, with lot 20x100, for T. W. Watson,
occupant and owner, to Mrs. Sarah Dovuriia fol
$12,000.
TKA NSKi'.U.I.
7tli av., e. 100 ft. a. or 14th ?t.. 4tt.6zl7xlrregular;
A. M. Burcharri and hatband to K. O'ltellly $v0,000
5Hth ?t., n. ?. AM It. e. of ?th ar., 16.?xt00.5: A.
Hold and wile to W. Uemulh 2U.OOO
12Utii St., n. a., 150 ft. a. of 7lh av? 39xtM.ll; Win.
14. Dean to U O. lluwe 7,000
loth av., e. 74.?* ft. a of 27tb ?U, 24.8'.,x7j; J.
Kiohel and wife to U. Kellman Nora.
3d av. |K<>. jh.'ii. 17.4x75; t. Liener to K. Schulti... 0,UJ#
liay st., n. H'J.'i it. a. or Waverloy place,Irreicular;
II. Lnlir? and wile to I'. Teliow Norn.
120th at., n. a., 1WI It. e. "T7th av.. 2AxU0.ll; George
DeLoyaei and wile to Win. M. Dean 7,000
2d av., n. w. corner or 85th at., 20x75; K. Koealy
and wile to K. Mey.-r 23.000
87th it., (.a., 143 It. w. of Madlauu av., 2i>x9rt.tt.;
tiillUon Maahee lexoeutori tuO. A. rta^e 30,000
Wth ?t.. n. s.. 2K0.4 IV e. ?r 1st av., ItiMxlOtKH^;
Cliarlea C. lleed to J. Wood Num.
Otli av .e. a.. <t n. ot 40th at , 2U.0 2 UxlOO;
B. Sehreyer to t'.. Tonka b,0ut)
(Mth St., n. a., 280.4 ft. a or 1st av.. ltl HxlOO.SV. J.
M. Tliorp and wile to 0. C. Ueed 1,000
Av. C, e. 225 It. t. or t/'IIIT ut., 23x.Vlxl4U.Hx Irreg
ular (23.1 ward); H. K. rt. Wheoier and liuebaad to
Clara Boeker 8.000
7Uth ?t.. u. ?., 2(X)ft. e. ol 2d av., Iu2.2x76; Kreder
lek Meyer and wile lu K. Koealy 10,000
40th St., s. a, 337.? ft. w. or .>tb av., 22.6x0tf.tf; M. J.
U'KeillytoA. M. Hurcliard 50,000
40th at., a ?., 337 ri It. w. ot 5th av., 22.tlx0H.il; Win.
11. Uei orcat and wile to M. J. O'Keilljr Mom.
2d av.,e. >.. 50.5 ft. I. or liHth >t.. 50.5xl(X); D. B.
Wllllamaon ireleree) to M. Dillon 3,500
lOitth at., a. a., -Hj It. e. oi 3d av., 75xlOO.ll>; Ueo.
I*. Smith (reteree) to 11. M. Bo.vd 21,400
Wiiielt at., w. s. (No. 4?l. 2->. IxHH? J. S. Lewis (vef
eree) to Mechanics and Tradera' Bank. 7,(/JO
? aoKTUAUKs.
Bureliard, Agnea M. and lni.liand, to W. 11. De Kor
est, a. a of 4<Hh at., w. or5th av; tnatalraenta..;. 10.0 0
Brown, l<ewia It. and wire, to Mutnkl Life lnsifrance
Co., 13tat, 132d, 133d and 134th all., w. or Alexau
der av. i2.td ward) ; 1 year 38,000
Dillon. Michael and wile, to New York and Boetou
luiiirance t'o., e. a. or 2d av., s. ol Wetli at-, 1 year 4,000
Decker, t'lara anil liuaband, to 11. K. 8. Wheeler, e,
a. ol ClitTat., ?. ol av. 0 (23d warJ); I year ... l.UUO
Same to aaine, e. a. or av. U a. of ClilT at. (23d ward);
I year l.UUO
Same to tame, e. a. or av. C a. ol Cliff at. (23d
ward) ; 1 year 1,000
Same to asm*, a. ?. <>r av. C s. of Cliff St. (23d
ward); 1 year l.CUO
name l" whs, u- ? <?.?.? ?. ~
U:id ward); 1 year 800
game to saine. a. a. ?f Urore 11111 place, e. of av. 0
(_';ld ward) : I year 800
Same lu aaine, n. l ol Grove 11111 place. e, of av. 0
(2id ward) S I year., 800
?Sa ne to aaino, a. s. of Grove Hill place, a. of ar. 0
(2:td wardi; 1 year 800
Same to aarne, n. a. ol Orova Mill place, e. ol ar. C
(j:?<l w?r>li; 1 year 800
Gefciner, William J. and wire, to U. Bweeuey, n. a. of
77th it., w. ol av. A ; dementi 3.0OJ
Kwily. Krederic* and wife, to H. W. Weraebe, u. a.
ol 7<>th at.. e ol 2d ar.; 1 year. 2,000
Levy. Adolph and other*. to K. L. Korn, a. w. corner
of ftli av. and <7th ?t.: 2 years. I >,000
Hamc to C. E. butler arntteej a. ?. corner of 8th ar.
and -47th at.; i> yean . 30,000
J,ail S. U and wile. to V. M. Mack ay. n. a. oftHtU at..
r. Ol 2d av.; 6 yeara 0,900
McArtliur, Jamoa and wile, to K. Heilman, a. a, of
'III av.. n (if '.'UtU at.; 5 yeara. 1.2(10
McMation, James, to K. T. Hicka, w. a. of 7th av., n.
of&7lh at.; 1 year, 0.O O
McCool, Julin and wile, to M, Steiuliardt, a. a. of 5Cth
at., w. of Jd av.; I year 20,000
Reld. .lohn J., it K. W. Todd, w. a. of '.'dev., a. of
:>*ib ai.; 1 year 2,000
Eiplev, Jnaeph, to T, Rose, w. a. of fa. Ann'l av., cor
nier ol ll-id at. i2Sd ward) : 1 year 3.000
Sullivan, Miaan and hliabend, tn J. Einatein (execu
tor). a a. of 78th at or id ar 4.000
Sair.e to aamo. n. ?, of 57th aU, between Stli and ttth
ars.; 1 year 20,000
tianie to aame, n. a. of &7lh at., between .'>?h and 8th
?v? ; 1 year 20,000
nieirei. U and wile, to J. riwao, e. a. or blh nr., ?. of
iilb at.; ?> yeara 10,U>0
Hcward, P.. M.. to W. H. novrard. w. a. ol 7th nr., a.
of :16th at.; 2 yeara 1,600
Started. Richard, to V.- E. Appleby, w. a. orMth nr.,
n. ol >7tb it 10,000
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Henry Berliner, of the firm ol Berliner & Kareber,
flowers, at No. 477 Broadway, tiaa filed a pulltioo la
bankruptcy to have tbe firm declared bankrupt, the
| Junior partner refusing to Join tn tbe appllcatloa. The
liabilities amount to ovur $100,ooo. Tbe principal
creditor* are tbe following:?Secured?Schulz 4 Kuck
gabon, $43,276 2.">; Dry Gooda Hank, 12,021 72. Un
aocuri-d?A. Krirgor, 126,067 S3: Kgiin At Marring,
t;,07?, W. K. Rhinelander, $3,771 (id; Kunbardt It
Co., $3,024; Jaflo k Pinker*, $2,043 17; Horaluiaan,
Van Hum ft Co., $2,226 37; German-American Bank,
$l.ilM.
1'be failure of John II. Hoole, dealer tn bookbinder**
material* at No*. 4t) and 48 Centra atreet, I* roixirted.
! Mr. Hoole made an assignment about a year ago, and
! compromised with bla creditor* at fifty ceuta ou tbe
I dollar.
I Cbarle* F. Davenport, broker, of Ma 10 Broad
i atreot, baa filed a voluutary petition IB bank
' rnpicy, with liabilities amounting to about
I *10,000. The lollowinjf are the principal creditor*:?
! kquilable Lite lnaurance Company, $7,400; B. Stark,
j $M.ooO; Receiver ol tbe commonwealth Lite Insurance
company, $6,600; Mra. M. A. Davonport, $6,000; X.
{ Ward, $4,500: 3. J. Mayo. $2,140. The asseta are
nominally $rf7,a00, but coniiit principally of nolo*
and claim* tb/ti aro considered worth lea*. There are
two claim* agaiual Jay Gould growing out of "Black
Friday" trauaactlou*; one i* ror $100,000 gold aold
bun at 14.1 and settled at 130, about $19,000; tbe otbef
claim i* (or the dillerrnce on $120,000 gold aold bla al
143'? and ietlled ut i:W, $23,7na
Cliuion Watrncr, a prominent physician at No. 61
Weal Hilrly-filth Htreet, and Superintendent of tti?
Metropolitan Throat Hospital al No. 17 Stuyvesaut
atreft, ba* filed a voluntary petition In bankruptcy.
His liabilities aro tfivon at about $H,700 ?ud nouiiu.il
aaaets $2, Itf7, principally olalma lor probiaalooal aer
vices. The Inrgest creditor* aro Baall Waguer, $4,771:
j p. G. Geaaman, $1,803 78.
TRIAL ~OF POLICE CAPTAIN^
Captains Ward and Robbins were placed oa tvfak
yeaterdar, belore Commifaioaora Smith and Wbe*4
al tbe Central Office, tbe former charged with aoadiag
to headijuartora an Improperly to ado oat leave M
abaonce iiiank, and the Utter with being late la report
ing to tbu .superintendent. Caputia Ward arged aa a
deienee that bia omiaaion waa caOMed by an aaaaaai
preMof buiinesa appertaining to etoatlou, mm* Oaytaia
Kobbia* explained that bo haA aot boea promptly
notiued. Both caaas won rat erred.

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