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STEALING A SAFE.
[CONTINUED FllOM EIGHTH PAGE.]
trace of it ?oulil be 'ound. Its dimension* were three
Icel ?t(tare and II* weight about -UO pound*, showing
that ut leant Ibrtfl peVMfts must Lav*- l?-eu concern*!
iu ttu' robbery. No i^rrou could be fouod who bad
Lot,cod a team id Ibo neighborhood during the hours
of night. Ttio eaio contained about f 'iOOiu money and
the lollowing paper*:?A boud tor f2,000 in the Me
ciiamca and builder*' Association, deoiis lor property
at No. Hilt rtruet. No. 1,071 Second avenue anil No.
1,220 Third uveuue, and insurance policies In th? How
er.v V'ire, Munulacturers and Builders', Traders' Fire
and Mechanics'. The rase was reported at the Central
Oillce and detectives put to work upon it.
A Decline in Stocki from the Beit Prieei of
the Day and Reeovery at the Cloie.
GOLD 109 1-2 A 109 3-8.
Money on Call 3 aud 2 Per Cent?Govern
ment Bonds Strong?Railway
Bonds Steady.
Wall Btukt. 1
Fbibat. Nov 24?? P. M. f
The railway list having been advanced by the stimu
lus of higher ratsa for "dressed hogs," and halting
now in the advanoe of any further Increase in trolgbt
charges, buyers of shares are finding but a bad market
to bring their pigs to.
Tbe day has been dull as to Importance of fluctuations
and limited as to amount of transactions, tbe whole
aggregate of business footing up less than 100,000
shares, of which more than one-third is to bo placed
to the credit ol Lake Shore. There being no pressure
to sell aud no avidity to buy, prices did not vary ma
terially from those of yesterday, and a sort ol vacuum
was created in the usual speculation abborent to
brokers and to nature alike. Tbe moat Important
variations occurrod In tbe coal stocks, which swung
backward and forward, within an arc of IX per ocut,
tbe motive power being the acquisition ol cash stock
(liber for immediate delivery or for tbe purpose o'f
returning borrowed shares against which sellers' op
tions bad been put out.
Tbe demand for borrowing purposes was evon greater
than yesterday, au eight per cent lor oue day
being readily obtained, while sellers' options for sixty
days were not done belter than 2J* per cent below the
ruling cash price.
1 ho speculation In these stocks follows a coarse as
regular ad tbo procession of the equinoxes, snd con
sists in a mad drive in the way of short sales, an un
pie; saut squeeze In tho way of cash shares, and a
madder struggle to cover aud get out This appears
to be almost the truo story of tho last two or three
days, and It Is trtte enough to disgust a marine
While political affairs have as yet scarcely disturbed
valuoi, business, In matter of volume, has almost re
ceived a quietus, not at tbe Stock Kxcbango only, but
Iu all kinds of commercial marts. It there does not
exist a positive anxiety, there Is at least a disposition
to wait and see if events are tending to "where pas
lion leads or prudcnce points the way," and until one
load or tbe othor is chosen the prospect of livelier
Ames is dull indeed.
TUB BALIS TO-DAY,
The transaction* at tbo Stock Exchange to-day
krgregsted 87,412 share*New York Central aud
Hudson. 112; Erie, 2,500; Lake Snore, 34,700; North
western, 1,300; do. preferred, 400; Rock Island, 2.860;
Pacific Mall, 1,300; tit. Paul, 1,000; do. preferred,
7,125; Ohios, 2,200; Western Union, 6,200; Wsbasb,
8,000; Union Pacific, 200; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Westorn, 17,725; New Jersey Central, 9,580; Michigan
Central, 6,400.
OPENING, IIIGHIST AMD LOW It ST PRICKS.
Tho following table sbows the opening, highest aud
lowest prices of the day:?
Opening. UightM. Loviett.
New York Central 102s, lo2?, 102??
Erie 0*, 9 % 9%
LhKu Shore 60'4 66% 561,
Wabash 8% 0% tt'4
North western 35% 3ft % 34%
NortbwcSiern preferred.... 68 68 67%
Rock Island tW'? 99 % 9S%
Milwaukee and Sl Haul.... l'j% 19% 19%
Milwaukee aud Si PauipreL 62% S'J% 61%
lieL, Lack, una Western.... 7o% 71 6?%
New Jersey Central 34% 3-> % 33%
Union Pacitlo 69% 6969
Ohio and Mississippi 6% 6% 0%
Western Uuion 71% 72 71%
Pacitlo Mail 26 26 24%
CLosiau j'Kicno?j r. M.
OjfereJ. Offrrei, Atked.
facific Mall... ~4'? 2Z> Mil A Si Pp .. Si>% 5J-4
Weil i n Id... 71% 71V C ? , C .V I 35', 8*
All A Pac Tel 15 15% C,C It I C 3 3%
V.ulckalivcr 11% i;>^4 Del. L A West. 1U^? 7h%
1 uc ?u?e. pi. 18 20 Krie H-, w.
' m Li IV A .>1 4% 5 lian A til Jo... lliG lj'i
MLAMpf..... 5 O 11 hii A m Jo pi 24 tfU
ei.li.? ' a. 105 1(17 Lb AM go.. 50% 5?J%
AuieilCNii Kx.. <1 01% Midi Central . 43 48%
1/ f> I iure??. 56 57 NV & llurlem.l t! 13H
?IU-1 Hru'iKx >-0 ft N V O 1 II ....105i% 102%
CI. e a Alioa.. !??% lot) NJCeutral.. 35'j a >',
i kvt A P.tlfc. &"?% KM% tlhlo A Miss... ? 0%
Cli e A N Vt... !?4* 3ft l'Rnama ? 127
Chic A N t? |> 5<% 5,% Tol A .v Kb li'i H%
t liit ik i.l... 0"% !n> I'men Pacific.. 6?% 60'.
Mil A til P .... 10% 20% Mo PariU 3 4'
ADVAXCB AMI DKCIJXK.
The following are the cbangos In closing prices com
pared with those of yesterday:?
Advaack.?Delaware and Lackawanna, %; Dela
ware and Hudson. 1; Lake Snore, %; Michigan Cen
tral, %; Morris aud Essex, %; Jersey Central, 1%;
New York aud New Huveu, 1%; Pacillo Mall, %;
(juicksllver, %; Wabash, %.
I ill link. ?Gold, '4 ; American Express, %'; Western
1 in ii, |a ; Umou Pacitlo, %; St. Paul, preierred, %;
Kot.k iRlaud, %; Northwest pielerreU, %'; Northwest
rou.tuou, %; Harlem. ; Illinois Central, i; Hunni
3-.1 ami SI. Joseph common, t4 ; Eno, % ; Durllngtou
tnd Qulucy, % ; Now YorK Cciural, %; Atlantic and
Pucmc leie^raph, %'.
The rest of tho market was stationary.
THK MOXKY IIAKKKT.
Monoy on call loans was supplied at 4, 3 and
2 |'Cr cent, with the last figure quoted as the
flual rate. Prlmo psper is passed at 4% and 6 per cent.
There is very little, however, in tbe bauds of brokers.
The ratea of exchange on New York at the under
mentioned cities today were:?Savanuab, % ofT;
Charleston, easy, 6-10 a par; New Orleans, commer
cial 3-16, oank %; Cincinnati, heavv, 100 discount;
Bt. Louts, 126 a 160 discount; Chicago, 100 discount.
The sterling exchange market is rather better. Pritno
nominal rates, 4.82 and 4 84; selling rates, 4.81% a
4. V2 and 4.83% a 4.t3%. Kslclitnurks, 93% a 93% and
94% a 94% i cables, 96% a 96% ; prime Paris, 6.18% and
&10%
TIIK UOI.ll MAKKKT.
Gold opened at 109% and closed at 109%, all tbe
tales of the day huviug been at these Ugures. Tbe
carrying rates were 2, 1% and 1 por cent. Loana wore
also made Hat.
OPKKATIOBM OV THE GOLD IXCHAXUS BJIMK.
Gold balauces $1,047,515
L'urreuey balamioa 1,231,876
Gross clearances 20,086,000
The steamship Neckar, Irom Southampton, which
trrived to-day, brought $723,676 gold coin and $176,000
ulver bars. 1 bo total receipts of gold coin from Eu
rope thus far this week are $2,370,676.
GOVKIt.XMKXT BONDS.
Government bonds closed Arm at tbo following quo
tations:?Uultod States currency sixes, 123% a 124%;
to. do,, 1881, registered, 117 a 117%; do. do., do.,
coupon, 117% a 118; do. do., 1866, registered, 110 a
110%; da do., da, coupon, 110% a 110% ; da do., do.,
new, registered, 113', a 113% ;da da, da, coupon, 113%
ft 113%; do. da, 1867, registered, 110 a u 116% ; da do.,
da, coupon, 116% a 110%; do. do., 1868, registered,
117% a 118; do. da, da, coupon, 117% a 118; da
ten forties, regtatered, 113% a 113%; do. do., coupon,
114% a 116do. lives, 1881, registered, 112% a 112%;
da da, do., coupon, 112% a 112%; da 4%'s, 110% a
110%.
DRY GOODS mroRTS.
Tbe Imports of dry goods at this port for the week
?nding to-day were $1,017,680 aud the amount mar
keted $870,h62. Tbe total imports of dry goods at
tfeia port since Jauuary 1 were $76,466,787 and the
total amount marketed $70,616,170.
TUB UMITftb ftTATM TKSASLBY.
The Assistant 'treasurer paid out to-day $72,000,
(old, on account ol interest, aud $11,40U In redemp?
tloa ol live-twenty bonds The ttub-Treaaur7 released
Hi,loo silver coiu to-day. Kevouue receipts to-day,
$.100,000; customs rouvlpis, $300,000; bank notea re
ceived, $700,000.
TVS PUNKIOX MAakKT.
Hrlttsk cou.els mused yesterday at M%, oyeaed to- i
day at ibo Mine price, ad>'inccd lo M',', and at two
o'clock the quotation *?? United State*
bond* la London are uuchauged. Tho furiber iuu of
?249,000 bullion was to-day withdrawn lrom the BaoK
cf England. Part of tbia sum?to wit. $760 000, will
be ??ul to New York, liar diver >? 54t,d. Tbe
Ave o'clock quotations from London report consols un
changed i95J, aU5>a), and United State* bonds '4 a *,
lower lor teu-lortiee, and now Area S lower tor l!>06's
and higher for 1867'a. Rentea tn Paris are 10466.
I'ditea State* Uvea in Frankfort, 101 ?*.
KAU.KOAU BONUS.
Railroad bonds were quiet. Tbe most important
change waa a uccllne of 1 per cent In New Jersey Cen
tral con vertlblea. Tbe other changes were as follow*:?
An advance of V In Mo ma and Esaex firsts, Missouri
Pacific seconds and Wabash firsts (3L Louis divis
ion), X '?> St- Paul consolidated atnkiog lunds, %>rris
and Essex secouda and J* tu Loulavllle and Nashville
consols of 1898 There was a decline of H in North
Missouri Urals. Tbia afteruoon New Jersey Central
convertibles fall off to 78and cloaed at 79. Ohio and
Miasouri consolidated ainking funds advanced to
83X and seconds to 50. New York Central coupon
Orats brought 120S', Union Pacific firsts 106>4 and Lake
Shore consolidated registered firsts 104\. Tba follow
ing were the closing quotations for Pacific Railroad
bonds:?Union firsts, 105<^ a 106S ; da land grants,
100?4 a 101; da, aiuklng fund*, W)\ a ul>?; CcntraU,
109 a IOUJ4.
BANK BHAKBS.
The sales of city bank shares wero aa follows:?Ten
America at 130, 10 Metropolitan at 124, 30 Pbccnlx at
86 and 100 Continental at 68.
STATE 1101108.
State bouds at the Board were steady for Tennesseas,
Missouri long sixes and South Carolina sixes, new, to
which dealings were confined.
1'HII.AOIUIIIA stocks.
Tbe closing prices of Pblladelpbta alocka were as
follows:?
Bid. A iked.
City sixes, new 116 115>4
Uulied Railroad ol New Jersey.... 137 137>4
Pennsylvania Uullroad 45*? 46J?
Heading Railroad 22?, 22J4
Lelilgh Valley Railroad 48 48%
Catawiaaa 1 relerred 3tl 37
Philadelphia und Erie Railroad..... i:ij? 14
Schuylkill Navigation preferred.... 10'.; 11
Not thern Central ltuilroiid 26 '4 20
Lebigb Navigation 27'i 28
Oil Creek and Allegheny Railroad.. 8?, *?4
Htstonvilie Railway 21 % 2114
Central Transportutlou 8940
UKAllt HKCKII'TS.
Tbe following shows tbe recolpts of grain at tbe
Atlantic seaports lrom April 29, the opening of tbe
season, to November 11, a period of twenty-nine
woeks:?
Corn. All Grains.
New York 19,996,308 60,602,046
lloston t),021,608 8,0M>,688
Portland 498,000 883,760
Montreal 3,419,981 11.224,058
Philadelphia. 13.160,025 19.844,476
Baltimore 12,871,600 15,022,686
New Orleans 1,858,578 2.69?,687
Total 67,322.500 109,654,005
ar. PAUL iarmnus.
The following shows the earnings of tbe Chicago,
Milwaukee ana St. Paul Railroad Company lor tbe
third week in November:?
187U. $178,000
1875 211,685
Decrease $33,685
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
The following are tho closing official prioca of mining
stocks to-day
Alpha 38^ Justice 26v4'.
Belcher 14 Kossuih lji
liest & Belcher 47 V K'ntuck 10>4
Bullion 33\ Leopard 6>?
Consolidated Virginia 52>4 Mexican 24 t4
Call lorn ia 64 J, Northern Belle 31 i,
Cbollar 76 Overman 89)f
CoiiUdenco 13 Opbir 45
Cali'iioiua 11 haymond & Kiv 4
Crowu Point. 9 Silver Hill 10^
Kxchoquer 14\ Savage.... 11
Gould it Curry 14 Sierra Nevada 11\
Hale & Norcross..... 7J? Union Consolidated.. 13
Imperial 3 Yellow Jacket 16
Julia Consolidated. .. 6>? Segregated Belcher.. 7ft
THK AMUKlCASi MINlXO- UOABIl.
Tne following Is the otQcial rapori of sale* to-dsy
,jo 38 lOOiki Lucerne.
lit) do
I at) do
3(>0 M?r Jt Miueri'.b30
2(lii Morrlmac b c
1' K) Mexican llO
100 vlpliir
100 Oriir'l Cumnock .
W'A 50 Orermnu.. alO
uC 1(XI Rnyiuoud n Ely. .
55 J ?) .S??*itr >10
14%' 34) do alO
14K .'UHiir'd BtlchinlU
10 5:> do
]->K l(Ki Sierra Nevada
14'. ?
100 ihi Alpha
100 lieichcr
Bert iBelcher...
100 Bullion
II*i i'hK'.IotiU ,.?i I
?>0 ClilUrl*oto?l.?10
l'Kl Cievelitud
? Oil do bUO
ami do
200 do.... b30
iO 1 Con Virginia
lOO Contldrucu .. nlo
50 do .....
WOO Crown 1'cilnt
5<i Kxfliequnr. ill)
200 llould .V Curry .ilO
800 Omul
200 do
150 do
4UUU>l<iNarcroi> >10
4 uU do............
100 Julia CoOs.iL il'li
2no do .10
1."in J untie il i
100 Leopard til)
sr. ?.
V'?
79
1?<
V
ce
48
93
13
SB
ij
Km Southern Star. .!!.* 1 li
Z9 u,10 1? ?8
k4 ' <lo 1U
?x no }*
U.S 100 Union Cnniol 14
,u? Yellow Jacket.slO 10
1?'4 10 ? Mirer City
OV 2?I0 Silver Hill
671 100 do
MALES AFTKR CAM.
!fSr!,",Brlc!'er-- 100 .hi Leopard. 7*
lOO Caledonia US ?Ui Lucerne. 2
lol) rt ?J ?* 800Mar* Miners'.slO 4*
luiiCo" lierciiiei."" :,'J i<w ""do^.'.'.'.'.'.blO Is
i?5ojuu.uco?::::: ::: ly< IMJiX&x:::::
NEW YORK S TOCK EXCHANGE SALES
Fxiday, Nor. 24, 18T0.
BEFORE CALL?10 A. M.
$3000 PacnfMo 2d... ?3 100 abs Hock laland.aS 99
.'4 >bn Atl A 1'ac Tel. IS -i do 9.1
1UU0 Hot t> lai. ... <1H 100 III Can KK 7%
M hrl? i K 9S 10<> Un fac KK.. . 'iU'?
700 do 100 i III ? MV KK at 3.V,
100 Mich Can KK ... 43', 1<>0 Clil M NW KK pf.. 68
4(1 i do 4 . 3 Ml M .t ?t f Ui. p. 5 S
too do b3 42% 100 I ol .V i\ alt KK.... ?S
ID i o., ... .... 12'I 101 Ohio .t M Ki. .... 6,
3iKJ do 4-1 mi do 03 ll'g
lO-i il? *3 fiN do
do 12 A 500 !f J Can RR *4*
50(1 uo 43 2011 do ji?
5 OLSa M ? Ki....a3 &11V 3iw do ?ili^
oo 1 do 5o?: 411
w , uu JO", I 11 00 M4)JJ
1100 Uo ?''?>)? I'lO do 3-1'4
8-i do .pill'i loo do H4'i
HOJ do ...... &?>'? -OO do 34>,
11U0 UO b3 36'I 7'HiDal. 1. * WKR.... 7<i>.
8?. do a3 56.'? 200 do a 7i.)2
1500 oo.. ?' '* 17iK? nii 70',
83?j do SO1, 10 1 do c 7
1OU0 do.... 1!"0 do ?3 70^
3,jO *8 10? 110 7o?4
m>j do b3 5.5 do 7 1
1 Mii'ac.VallHS ... 1JO do ? 70J<
12 S \ C* li K rtl..?3 102St
10:15 AND 11:30 A. M.
$10000 US 5-20,0. '07. liavi $10JU) U 8 ? ?. cur. 124
liOuO do Ild>i4
FIRST BOARD?10:30 A. il.
$10000 Teiin ?'?, naw. 44 J< 21 W> ?u? LtlMt.,.. 50Jf
5 ,.oTcuii ? ? id 16 /01 do >3
3UJOSC0'?. n,J*Jbo 37 1000 do aJ 50-j
1UOU .>J Cau cobv. . 8.1 lliAJ do 5ii.'g
4ul)0 do be Hi 9 Uo b3 50*,
l iUll do be 7950J do ... .. !Mlt
1IMJU M 4 Si' 7'?iiold. IOJ 7 0 do ....?3 30-,
earn *1a ?FU?.Ia) 102 ,s">
13 ii> ? A M I' con >1 86 4 21 O
1000 North Mo lit.... U7 4ui
...?3 56',
4000 do. W'i *OC*.NWRR..bc 35W
2 im Mor & h??e* lit IIH 1(0 do <t',.
10 mi Mor A K? 2U I1.6V ion do.....'. Sft'i?
5 00 Laku Shore dir. IU3 200 do ?3 '13
10(1 / Mich C*u 7'a . 10J l(Xi do...... "" H5
eoi'aciif b... UK'S jJO ' M A ff RR.bi',10 mi
1000 Un i'ac KK 1st . HtTi>, 7(X> do
19iU
3 'HI h I'rc bd. ol Mo 09 , llW Mil A St I' pf.bc,3 52'^
411ml i'ac ol Mo 2d. f3 4iki do 5.)^
lCUKJO do.. *3X 3 0 no.... ?> 52
2(HiOU( W ill, '88.be 9? 23 d.. 52
1URIL. < S con. '98.. 93 SOO da SIJ^
2000 TAW lit, St L<. 7i)i 21*1 do 61
llMU 11 * > J con :UKI do 52
1(1 lb* M#troplt'n Hk. 124 2-i do b.1 52
10 Hk of Atuer 186 100 do 5l'f
3?l i'liieni* Hank M ?? ?3
IOilCoiitliienlalHk.be W 4 *1 M J Cen KR.... .be 84'j
1 <?< 1 iiel .? li > an. .l?c 7' luO do i3 34^
lUD do ??*) IIi.S 1' O do . ........ 34*,
|im rt ait (. tel.. .bc.b ? 72 ?(*' do i4i?
M0j do... 72 . 00 do., . 34',
^00 do b3 71% 5.4J do 34',
aoo do 7l?i 200 do 34',
15 do 71 *4 IojCUAKI KK..be 911 4
4410 do 7iK 100 do sS 99
12 Pann t oal. 22- loo o? S3 9W^
1(X? - M.I... .licb l .5 000 To! M \\ KR. ,bo 0',
?Kl do *8 24?< am uo 1... ??,
M American Bx.bcaJ HI), #?i do...... tt^4
eo .in DK IUO do.... 0,
14 do 8'3k Trni ??,
20vi Brie KK 1.0 9% anO do
200 Micu ( an it. bce3 4^S 4(W do ?????? J>S
loo do.... 0- 4 S V Dal|li a 11 KK..iic 7ii?4
5.11 u? |3 41 51 O do 100 68
800 do *3i< 200 do 70(4
2uO do 48 7?i d.. 70
40, do 48X IUO do b?',
20 Harlem KR....be 187 300 do... 7..
livi III Can Kit.. .bc.a3 7-X lOO do s?0 67S
)0 N Y. N H * H KK 15.-> 10 C. B A U KR .be ll.ir,
77 do bc.s8 1-5 lUOUbiuAMK. .be 6'4
100 L 8 A MS KK. bo 56X lOO do |3 UJ,
1200 do 5uX 100 Ohio A M KK pf be 10
80 - do .. b3 50jj
BEFORE CALL?12:30 P. M.
$300(1 UH 6-2<i, ? '(8 1.7S 100aba NJ Can KK. .. 34,'?
amjiiTlun 6'i. ui.,.. 44>, fOO do S1'4
31 <|oO I mi Col' 69 8111 do 16O 32 W
900 iTarra H 2d pf... 87* loOChl,HAgRR 112 S
5mm ( | lit.C A O br 94^ 100 do 113
?*? 1 Ca So 1st,con.. 55* 10U Mil A St I' tlK..i3 I9?,
lirOihi > > CjiiiK.sS 1U2K 10 M s i?i K KK|tl...
111 1 M 10b Cau KR..... i8)< fto.' do 5lL
luO do......... a8 100 do,. ???????., 5I^J
Mi ui ft KK. Lttf, I'W d b3 5|S
IUO do S3 60S 2 'I do
Mm do bJ l'6V 100 do...... ,...l3 5lJn
"0 UI Can RR 72X 4 0 Ual. 1. A 7o
IWIUteU. ? Mm IWHtaiiliJU... UK
" P. M.
ir a ??,. e. si. U7',' f Jo??uny?, c.'81.. mi,
a*OUOl8 8-JO, e.M5u 1i3'4 2000 I'b ,'s, ItMO, c. 114*4
SECOND IWAUD?I T. M.
S2<>00 *o f'l. I b. ... I<3>, 10?shiC * N W KKbe 34%
4<>?i N J Cm e?n?... 7* , 101) N J Can RK. be
I (MID do ... .... 79 tfO" d? J4
13(00 L K Int. cm r.. 1<>4%' ?*l d,. 3'<V
'"i O N Vl>u 1st. ?... I-*'1, 30>* do..... .... "4
121NSMI A > foil * | 83'. I ?i Uo 34','
W'? O <? A )li? 2d 5 ? 71" Chi A K I XK be M?
I on Mil flic 'K lit.. I'WK 800 do
UIO Alt * T H 2d pf. 87>J 1" Ohio V M KR. .be
2? mi I'ucol Mo lit.. W4lZ 3"0 do fi
l'"i kin i> * II Cm. be tlll'j 10J do ... >3 t;'j
4" do ? 1000 D, L A W.bc sOO <'7',
1" Vuirk Mhi br II . U?i do 70
I' 00 W On Tel .bc.?3 71V V?0 do ?H'{
IUJ do 71, l" uo *'>4
6" i uo "'Si
200 d.. >3 "l*s l"0 do "I'V
3C8 Express 37 l'?i do 6tlt*
1U Am?rlc<n i j.iici.I hlli 100 do '
4" > Pec Mall 8S_.bc.s3 24J, 100 di s3
4" ? *lloU i enitK. ,uc 4'.", 3'K> do s3 00',
is*o do 42V 20" do ??*?
loo i'ii Hm- it... be so isaj do s?k> ??
an 111 Cen KK . ..be 72* t??i do ??V
I'll do 72 300 do 60',
f?" L8A f RK..bc.?:i a?K l<> 0 d<> s?"0 67
700 .10 ? I 56W 30U vl|l A M I' *K..t>o 1
IOO do 5?i*? 311 Hdiir RRpf..be M'<
V do *3 54P,' MO ? do m*
MU0 u Mi, 100 do >3 81
14 ? do s3 AS-4 HOI do 3l?,
!'?' dn 50. WOO do 31 <
do 5?K .0 1 do 31 \
IKK! do sS l'si ao si 31S
&<?' O-I bJ 8?1'4 200 Mor A En RR .bo ?"H
AO do 50*4 '"O do ?<J,
2:.'W) TO .1 P. M.
$ "0 i 18 .-.'JO. e.'B'i n lM'ii 600 sbs N'J Cen IIR.. 34'.
3 oiCA XWcgib. u.i 1001 do 31'.
3000 MAM* con ( I. 8i!>; 131 do 3 ?
S'?ni! iac '-' l?i. IH'i1, i!t?> do 33
loo (Jutocy ATol lit ?l'i I ?) di
SHU Krie till U). 0 I ao > or . 3">'j
I.VI aim Del A lluition. (Ml1. I " Tol <1 Wab KK b l ? '?
IOO Quick Mln i)f 17 -JO do ?'*,
Its' V? On III. 7]?i 700 Cbl A K 1 UK W,
4'i*i <l" ... ?i 7l-?? 1011 dn ..b:i l?Hl.
3(0 do b3 7IH 50 do Wfc
no 71', 100 do ?J 0"4.
10?? do *3 7l*j; 1<I du >.l V
1W d" b3 71 j: 100 do.. ?*<'.?
lo Anierlcau l-.x, tl|i, |i?i no 0"1'*
11" i iii ?I ..1,3 3 11X1 Ohio .t Mill Rlt. ?!'.?
4'*) do 24?i 7 ? do ??i
100 do b l J'o 'Jihi Ohio A Ml>* pr <1 I"
70 r.rli lilt b3 3.. X *. X 11 A II ItR. 154',
MO iln (?? 2 OUei, I. a V* in.... 0H?;
K*J do 0'" 70i do . .
?'mh do ?i; 500 do 60\,
l'O do lit* 50 I do ... HO'.y
10'Mleb leu KH....S3 41", H O do ? T*
2i?i On ..... 4'UT. I"' do 70
I "> do 43 1"0 do ?1?M
-Oil "II 3l< 300 do 7"
2iO III Cen Kit.. 72 1(J do 70'4
30" L S A 11 tJ UK. .. .VJ'j 3D do... Hi 117 *?
1"" <lo ?3 50'u' 110 ? 7
1100 do Ui'4 200 du 70
io> .i... ,a aim do 7!
H?l do 5(1', -.0 do 70%
aoo Uo ..1,3 5 ?J OIJO do 70li
lm ilu b:i 5B?, 300 lb, .*00 Hh
a." do ion Mil A Mt Piul UK l;-\?
1"0 ?? ,.it 56 ., 100 MAUt I'liul KKpf.. 81*.
40i do lui in 81%
5 "i ? ., . ?3 IAI\ :?*) do 82
100 do b3 56'i 1 HI do |3 b W
100 Chi A N W Ult 38 J ? do 5!,
3o . ? In . . Wltikpr 57 .. 20 Mor A Kl UU.. . 10'4
300 X J Ct-n KK 34V u' do IMi
20 J do 341 ?
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
cotton: bi>ot eabi ; turuuss steady, but
3-32c. a 5-32a lowkb-floce kirm?
WUEAT EASIER -CORN QUIET?OATS QUIET?
NVHI8KKY SHADE OFF?lOKK NEULLCTKD
LAUD UNCHANGED?I'ETUOLEUM FIUM? SPIRITS
TURPENTINE STEADY? UOS1N STEADY?OILS
STEADY?COFFEE STEADY?8UOAU FIRM?
FREIGHTS HUM KB.
Kmdat. Nov. 24?6 P. M.
Trade eonlloaei alow, although Id aoioe directions
aoiue Impruvwmeiit la notloi-abU-, whilo Id othera the
Indications are regarded a* more hopeful and promis
ing. The unaetlled conidllnn of national politics and
the extreme hltterDcas eogendered thereby impede
commercial enterprises to souio extent, but It Is re
markable th?t the Intlucnce exerted la not greater, all
things couaijered. Uutiness men, as ? rule, do not
caro to make liberal or permanent investments under
existing circumstances, lor, they argue, no one knows
what a day may bring iorth; and although there is
little doubt of the ultimate peaceful, ll not sntistactory,
settlement ol existing differences anil difficulties, yot
the possibility of future trouble la enough
to render necessary the exerolse ol the
utmost caution on tho pa"t of the prudent
mtiu of buiinesi in whatioerer branch of induitrjr hi luay
be engaged. Ilenee buslneii itill dragi. tboUKh lomewhat
improved. The Karopean couplieatloiis atiil exert a potent
inUuince In lonio quarteri, and thi breadstuff! mirket, ai
the nioit deeply iutervnted, Ii still teniitlva. and thi cablai
received alinoit hourly during the wo k have exerted con
siderable influence. The beliefi coneerning the probabllltioi
of war one way or the other aro of very little comeijuence,
tavo ai thiy oceaiion a demaud for breaditnlfs; itlll the
courae of event! on the other tide la eloiely followed and the
iiitluence ii plainly diuerulbie in the tons of tlis market!.
On the whole, however, there has been no eauie ot com
plaint in regard to the demand during the pait week, as a
Lood bunneM haa boon oon>ummated, while a
material enhancement In valuei lui taken place.
Flour, tbonah tolerably active, has not felt the Inllnvnee of
the war rumori to the extent that wheat has. but the mar
ket has ruled itrong and hoideri are coufldent with regard
to the ultimate Improveiaoiit of tiour In a ratio more nearly
correiponding with wheal. Meautimo a very fair buiineai
hai been done in both. Corn bas been slow and with plenti
ful nopplles. The market bai lavornd the buyer, although to
.no eonilderabls extent. Oats buve ruled quiet, but pretly
?toady all thronch the week. Provisions, with ths excep
tion of lard, have bssn negiccted, and scarcely enough hui
trampired from day to day to make a market. Lard hai
had III usual upiand downi, without materially ebani;lng
one way or the other. Around town tho markets have
for the most part been quiet. The dry goodi market hai
disappointed Its belt frlendl. having ruled quiet except
when, ai in a few Imtances, important reductions in prlcei
have been made, which called into exiitence a little more
activity. Booti and ihoos. hardware, drugs and dyes and
other kinds of merchandise have ruled quiet all through
the wees. Collou aud wool nave been in moderate request,
although the tuluro saiei ol cotton liave been pretty heavy.
\Vitb an liicrcaied demand tor borth IMS and also tor ves
sel! lor charter rates have advanced, r.nd quite a number of
sulliiK crall have been taken at higher figures.
To-day (Kriday) the markets were generally
quiet. On 'Change flour was firm, with a
riiouvrate demand for ihlpnlng gradea Wheat was less ac
tive mid a shade easier Curu wss quiet and unchanged.
Oats wore quiet. Whiskey a shade off. Pork neglected.
Lard wllli?I MM change. Prri ht room was scarce und
higher. Charters were alio firmer. Freight! wero firmer.
Cotton on the spot was easy. Kuturri closed stea ly, but
3-)2c a,") 3.'c lower. Coffee was steady. Sugar was flrm.
Oils were steady. Petroleum ruled firm. Naval stores were
?tea ly.
Amies were quoted at 6*^c. a 5)?c. for poti ami H^c. lor
pearl*.
Antimony waa steady at 14\c. a l lj?c , sold.
Hkuxwax wat quiet aud steady nt 3Xc. lor Southern and
Sic for Western.
llliooM CuK> was dull at 3^c. a 4c. for red. 4c. a5c. fur r-d
tipped. 5c. a 5>4c. for meuium and 6o. a 7c. lor eboics
yrreen.
C a milks wera atnady. with a moderate Jobbing demand.
We quotehperui, Ml.; iiwrin, patent Sac.; atearic aclil
(10 ?*.), - lc. a 23c.; adauiautiue il'.>. 14. 10 as.). 12c.
a 10c.; paralflne (4'?. t>'? uid I2'?). 1 lie. a -'Oe.
Corrx*.?The market for Klo wa* (|Ui?t. but ateady. H37
bairn ox Santiago Mild or. private term*. Milti coffee
? at aUo qiiiit. Wo quote :-<)rdloary carjroe*, M\c. a
10c . lair (Jo., I7\c. a 1 *c.; good do., lS'4c. a l?\c.;
prime, lSJic. a 1 He ; extreme range of lot*. 1'iJ^c. a 21 to :
Samoa. lair lo good, 1 7\,c a IHc., aold. ninety da/a; Java,
government baga, 20c. a 22e.; do., grae* mat*. 21c. a 23c.:
Singapore, 17c. a IHc. . Ceylon, Hi!,c. a ISc.; Maracaibo,
ICc. a IHc.; Laguayra, l?i>,c. a l-^c.; J aiualca, 15},e. a
17c. ; lit. Motnlugo, U',c. a i4J?c.; Porto Kico. a 18c.:
t'Okta Kica. 10c it 10c. | Mexican, l<l)?c. ? 1 '>*c- ? Manila.
10c a 17c. lAngofttura, Inc. a IHc.; r> vanllia, 10c. aINc,;
Curacna. 15c a |.">>tc.
Coopkriijb Stuck waa dull. Wa quote:?Molaues
?booaa, 32-Inch, wltu beau*. 91 75 a $2 10; uigar >liunka,
with lieada, 3* liirfc, )U KJ a C OV, do., do., aB-iucb,
CI Wal2; box ahooka, "5c. a iaOe. j rum do., $4; pipe tlo.,
90 a 90 00; empty hogaheed*, 92 60; hoopa, 11 feet, ordinary
to priuie, 93 > a 937; hoopa. 12 leat. do . t-JIO a $.1.1 per M.
(JurrxH waa very i|u at at 2<>??e. a 20>?c. lor lake.
VuiiUiQt wai dull but unchanged We quoteManila
(largo add mil all ?lie), per lb , 13'4c. a 15c., do. cordage, boll
rope yarua. Ilk', a 17c.; tarred Manila, 14c.; Sisal rope, 10c.
a lie.; New Zealand, Il*4c. a 12\c.; hiikIh lienip tarred,
lie.: American do., 14c.; ituaala ln.lt rope, 17c.
Cotton ?The maraet l?r apot cm ton ruled easy. but prleea
Were not qnotably lower. I- u.ur.i* openoil l lttc. lower oil
she doxinif prleea of the previous evening, and clo- d
tteady with a lo?* for the day ol 3-3Jc. a t*. 12c. I oe closing
prleea to day compare with Thursday's a< .ollowa
Thurmlay, Mumn'ter 23. f'rithip, Hucrmbtr 24.
November. 12>, a - November. 12 a ?
December. 12 5-32 a 1J 3-16 D eembur 12 132a ?
J miliary... 12 5- H> a 12 11 32 January...12 3-10 a 12 7-3-'
February ..12 I.>-32 a 12% Febi uary.. I25? a ?
March- 122132 a 12 11-16 March 12 17-3J a 12 MO
April 12 27-32 a ? April 12.332a 12?i
May 13 a 13 1-32 May 12%' al22W-32
June 13 3-16 a 13 7-32 June 13 1-32*13 1-10
July 13 5 Ilia 13 11-32 July 13 3-lda ?
August....13 13 32a - Augu.t . .. .13>4 a 13 ? 32
' - (jiiotatlou* are baaed ou American ataudar.i ot claaalfica
tlou, and ou cottou in atore miming in quality not ui.ire
tliau naif a grade above or below tbe grade quoted:?
Xrir Ct4tnn. UpkintU. Alahu/tyt. JV. Orlrttnm. Trjuit.
Ordinary lOU lot, llli; IIP,
Strict ordinary H?>4 1' 1ii>j 1' %
Uood ordinary ... 11 II II II
Hirlet goml ordinary.. 11 11 '4 115-10 H5-IU
Low inbidlliiK lis II 'a 11V 11M
strict low mludling.... 11M II;, 12 12
Middling 12 12^ 123 10 123-16
(lood middling 12Va I-", 1^'. 12.',
Strict good middling.. 12,', 12,', 12', 12'4
Middling lair 12', 13 13', 111 ,
Fair 13* ISK 13% 13%
Stainod?(lood ordinary, 9%c.; atrict iiood ordinary,
10}-,c.; low middling, 10%c.; middling, ll',c. Spot aaiea
were aa follow!
TinUiu, lAWt Kr f iiini/, Tot'il.
Kxport 5UO 077 1,17/
l/onaiiiupliou 1,7<>4 4 lO 2*114
Spe> ulatlou 40.) ? foil
Total 2.004 l,0?7 3,??1
?Included in the above are 70r balea to arrive. Delivered
ou coutract, U XI bale*. Kor lutare deliver/tbe aalea were
a* lollowaVeaterdxy, alter two P. M. .Noveiu
ber, HKJ balea at I2 ,c ; Deceiube r, 5011 at 12',c., 1, <o<> at
12 5-3.c.: January, 3UI at 12 U-32C.. 2HU at 12 5-lllc.,
2O0 at 12 11 32c. ; February, 3oo at 12 1 5 32c. ; April, 3ou at
12 13-lHc. . May, lOO at 12 31-3 :c. Total, 3, Oil balea. lo
day, up to two P. M.?November, Ai i balea at 12 3 32c.,
2o>' at 12c.; December, ma* at 12 3 *2c., 4W>at 12 I-IUb.,
7011 at 12 i>32c.,IOO at 12c.: January. 7JU at I2'4c., I'll
at 12 W-32c , Sill at I2'4e, IK! at 1J (-3Jo.. 4<JO at I2\jc.,
I,.oo at 12 7 32c., tioo at 12 .l-10c.. 5 ? at 12 J-.Uc.,
I,MHO at 12 ~10c ; rebruary, .'Hill at 12 15 32c, 0- O at
12 7 16c . 3IJ i at 12 13-32e., I.2UI at 12'jC.; March, 200
at 12 1U J2C.. 2(1.1 at l. ,c.. IOI at 12 IU3.0, M at
12 0 10c. ; May. 100 at 12 3l-32e., lOO at
12 15-IOc.; J una, IOO at 13 3 32c.. July, 2O0 at
I3'4e Total, I2.7UO balea ilraud total, 17,lOO balea.
Tne roeelpti at tlie port* were aa lollowa: ?Oaiveaton. 2.H2H
bale*; >e> Urleaua, 0,041; Mobile, a,o?7; Sav
5.51?; Charleston. 4,748; Wilmington, Norfolk,
3,it 15; H*ltitnor*?. V>7: .New York, G3o; Bo?ton. J5?t;
I'bilaielpt i*. K? Total, 31 314. Thin day U?t week,
?1I.4W l itis <iay last veer. 22,Ui*t. Total muo September
I l.OUT.Hlt ????? (o liiil night. Cotton freights cioied as
follow*To liawe, by stearu, J.c., compressed: lo Hre
iue?, by steam. T|c.. compresied; by tail, \c.; lo Liverpool,
liWfitd hv steam by sail. 5 l*c.
I)i;rt.s. .t?\ -Opium *a? firm, but unchanged. quoted at
f*> *J-4a. g >id in bond: job lot* were sellng At $7 J2. curreucy,
and powdered ai <?:? 15. currency, hbeliac win quiet, but
?Vead> We *|UOte (' " ?Wn ; **V. H.O ."Slc.. all gold.
Job lots were quoted at 4 ?c. for 'J>. C.," 35c. lor "V. S. U."
Ointeug wm a ?hade **n?ter; quofad at 11 20 a *1 3ft. till
vitriol wa* quiet at Jfl 7.5 per cwt. tor larce lots aud 2c. a
*ltc. per lb. tor small lots. Camphor was steady at-i c.
for retiued iu bbU. on spot Cream tartar wa?
firm mi 31<?. a 32c. , gold, lor American and
French, 34c for powdered in bbls win! 35c. lor
do. in boxes. Alcoholics? Chloroform and other were
steady al U2c. for the former aud 55c. a t*?c. for the latter.
Borax w*? ea?y; quoted al lie. lor refined city, and
ltftfcc. tor do, California. Balsam tolu was steady; bold al
$2 25 a $2 4t), curreucy. Burgundy pitch wa. quoted al tie. a
ti^c. Guaraua a at entirely nominal at $2 50 a J&3. Manna
wat easy; new crop was quoted at 45c. a #0c. for
small. UOc. tor large and t5c. tor sorts. 1>Ivl die
wat firm at $76 per ton. Cutcn wat quiet at *>c. aHf^c.. gold,
l'russiata pota?n was uuiet at tfOc. a -'He., at lo duality.
Bichromate potath win firm at It* a 17c. Sal ?iu
mouia wat duil al lOJ^e., gold. irith most waa qniet
al li'aC. a 7c. Oambier wat quiet at gold. fcpsom salts
were lu tair deinaud at 2c. Miuiac wat firm at $1 115. Ar
gots were uteady at 15c. a 28*,c., gold, according to ouality
Iiontiau root was nrin at tttje. a iifpC. Casda buds were
quoted at 3Uc. Colombo root wan uuo|#d at He. t??r wbole
end 14c. for powdered. Oum g-dda wat tirin al *c. K 9c.;
do.Talca, ^>*e. a lO^e. Juniper berriea were dull at 2^c. a
3*gC. for ordinary Italian. Orange peel was quiet at 7c. a
He, Venice turpeutiue wa* Arm at 24c. a 25c. Castile
soap?Conti wbite was scarce; quoted at 10c. a 1U'?c.;
Marseille* pure mottled at iOc., gold, and do. common at
H?7 80 a $7 *7^. Uochelle *alts were steady at 30)^e. for
bult. ami 311 jc. for hoxet. Quinine w..? active ??ud lirm ;
now h*U at $.i. Hlue vtlriol wat steady at 7-*4c. a He
MorpMno was firm at $| 75. Iodine potash wat
active and Urin at 27 bulk and $J 35 b. I. Aluui?Lump
wasqulet; quoted at 2\c. a 27?c. Chlorate potath was in
mooeraie demand at 24c., gold Tartaric acid was quiet
at l2f#c . irdd, for crystal, ?inl 4'',^c a 47tor powdered.
Citric acid was ?iu et at 7?hj. a 77c. Licorice n???t wus quiet
at former prices. quoted at from He. to 15c., currency, lor
selected. Licorice paste?Calabria at 31c. a 33c ; Hpaulsli
told al 2 ic. it 28c., ^oid; Piuuateili at ttlc.; small (Siualina
?carce ; quoted at 3jc.; largo Uuxaliua al a'Jc, a 31c.; I'. Jk
H. small at 3t>c. a 3??iJc.; l^erigliano at 4V!iS. Cutlletlsti
bones ruled tirm at :wr?c. Halnuiii oooaiva wa* very Unu.
b'dh heie aud in London; quoted here at 47)gC. a 50c.
and at London ut 4a, with talet in one lot <d' 30.0OI
lb?. HalTron wat steady at 'J2c. tor Aiuerieaii aud for
Spanish. Ualunxal root waa lirm at 10c. a l*2c Hquuit
were quiet ut Ul,c. a lt>c. Cod liver oil wa* iu fair demand
at r'l 75 for Newfoundland an.I 50 tor Norwegian. Utiu
barb quiet at oricet ranging Iroin ?1 15 a^l 5<). Aloes were
quoted at 13e. a 14c. lori'upe. uingor wa. quiet at IH^c.
tor Jamaica bleached Krgot wat ttriu; hold at H5c. a tHXj.
t^uickailver was quoted at 5|c a 5*?c. here and 50e.. gold,
in California. Ar.enic was in fair demaud at 3^sc. a
3lac., gold, tor white powdered, aud 13c. a 13V^c. for red
do. Heedt were quiet. quote Mustard?\ellow Cali
fornia. iif.c. aide.; brown do., O^c. i 7lac., aud brown
Trieste. H'y a liM:.; yellow ISugiish, H>#c. a 1 c. Canary ?
l*r?me Dutch wa*quoted $7 75 and Smyrna at $7 25. llemp
wat quiet at fl H : ^ i*araway wis ilrm at 12c. a 12)%c.
Coriander was <iuott!u al 5/^c. t'naiuoiuile tiowers were
quiet at 25c. a 35c. tor tfcrutau, and if^c a HUc. lor Koiuau.
liiycerine w it in fair demand at l*>,c. .sweet marjoram
was quiet ut 1Hi\ ()rri?. root was steady at l-ltc. a 2-jc., uc
cordin^ to quality. Touca beau were uuoted at lBc. a H5c.
for Angostura. Althea root was quoted al 25c. a 30c. tor
white cut. lium arable was quoted at 15c. lor prime aorts
aud lie. lor second do. Valerian root was quoted at 20c a
2.c. tor bullish and 14c a ft5c. tor Ueruian. Albumen
was steady at 45c. a 70c. lor blood aud $>\ a $1 01 tor e^g.
Sarsaparilla wus quint but tdoady. We quote: Honduras,
common, at ^4c. a 37c.; do do, for export, 35c. a 37c,, gold;
Mexican. 13c. a l ?c Janau was quoted at I2e. a 13c., g<dd.
Oum damar was quiet at H'?r. a I He. uainboge wa> quoted
at (J7c. Assata'iida wa, uteady at 15c. a 17c. Carbonate
ammonia was quoted at I3)%c.? gold. Essential oils
were genetadv stca 1>, hut quiet. We quote? Oil bo gamot,
$?'. 75: oil leuiou, Saiidertoii*s. $3; lliuiscn's finest oil rote,
$(>5iJ;oll anise, 47)a, all gold; oil caraway, $1 40 a $2 50;
oil croton, <2 IS; oil citrouella, 70c. a 05c.: oil Isveuder,
75c. a if2; do. do. (Mitchaiu), $14; oil cloret, 92 75; oil
wiiitergreon, $2 50; oil tastafrat. Inclusive. 55c.; oil
pennyroyal, $1 35. ail curroncy; oil of bay, /17 a $25. The
market lor Kuglish chemicals was very flat, closing dull,
with a protpc t ot lower prices. The salet were 50 tont
bleaching powder at 25*c-, curreucy; 25 torn soda a?>h al
25 tons sal toda at $1 45; 100 drums caustic soda
ut IV'. ? 101 kegs bicarb soda at 4\c., all goUL tVc
quote? .-oda ash, 12>a; sal soda, <>1 4o a $1 45, spot;
caustic soda, $4 ti2>a ; bicartonate sola. $4 121 > a S4 25, all
gold; bleaching powder, $2 l->*, curreucy; super carbonate
sotia, John Owiirht Jl t'o.'s (iu kegs). 4c.. currency.
tKATiikK.* were quiet but uuehanged; quoted 57c, a 5F?
for pt imo goete. und 30c. a 40c. fur mixed.
Flaw,?The ttock of codllsh was very light, and the mar
ket was consequently quiet, although there was not a good
demand, aud sales were moderate at lor lieorgo's aud
$ > ->7>fe for Crand Hank. Mackerel were unchanged. The
offerings were light; 200 bbl*. sold at $18 for No. 1 ; ?{.? for
No aud *7 for No. 3. ltox herring wat dull and held at
24-kj. lor s.-a ed. and 15c. A>r N . 1; no sales liurrelled
herring ruled quiet: held al 50 a $7 for Labrador; a
$ 5o Tor shore split; $4 50 a $'* tor Portland, and
?$2 00 ? $;t for Miitcilulana. Wo quot*: ? Oodfl.u ?
(leorco'ii Bunk. $?"> 7.r> u tl); <!r*nd Hank, $."1 ? $3 SO.
M.ckcrel-Kxira mem. $ .0 * S3.'; inen, t-'O a if28. HUiater*.
f ii $27: *hor* No. !. <118 a$ 0; do.. No. 2, #-i a> $1U; do..
No. 3, $7 a $7 &0; bay. No. do.. No. 2, #|ii; ao..
No, 3. none; large No. 2, $10 a BIZ Box Imrriujrt?8calod
22c. : No. 1. 15c.
Ki.oi u and Uhain.?Uacelotd? Flour, lS.UiU bbls , wheal,
308.'i4,r> biMhel.; corn menl. .*>40 bbl>. and Urtl aavkp;coru,
IMi.sxn Ou.lieU; oat,. 7oOi3 do.; ry?, 17,62*1 no ; bari?y,
113,i?l do.; barley malt. M.OUO do. Flour wa. Arm, with
a modtritU inquiry for alilppiiiK urale*. Wu iiutn >al?s of
1H.0OO b'<l?.. IncliHlInu Statu. Western aud tfo'utneru, at tba
?nnesed quotatloini. ltye Hour wat active: tHi bbli .old
at #1 in a ??! l.'i. Corn meal ruled .taadr; 1.IJ00 bbla. and
I,.KX> sack* Koltl at t-i for UrandywlDe and S3 00 a S3 IS
tor Western anu Jersey yellow. we uuoto
No. J St me ?ir>o>|4r<
Superlin* Slate 4 85 a 5 10
Extra State 5 25 a 5 IS
Choice State .. S 75 ft 0 26
Suporliiie W estern 4 83 ? 5 In
Extra Woatoru 5 29* 0 00
Minnesota .... 0 25 ? 7 7b
Hound hoop Ohio, thlpplng braudl 5 25 a 5 70
Kound hoop Ohio, trade brand* 5 75 a 6 5O
h amily 8 5<i a 7 hU
St. Lout*. low extra & Ml? B 00
St Louis, straight extra. GUI a 6 5U
St. Loul*. choice double extra 8 00 a 7 25
St. Lmil*. choice family 7 SO a Ulll
Kyc Dour. Uno to (uperiine 4 40 a 5 15
Southern, ho. 2 4 25 a 4 50
southern, ml per Uno 4 50 a 4 85
Suuthern, extra 5 50 a 7 00
Southern, taniily ... 7 00 a DDI
Corn meal. Western 2 HO a 8 15
Corn meal, Jersey 2 00 a 3 15
Corn meal. Braiidywine 3 40 a 3 45
Corn meal, puuclieona 15 50 ?
? Wheat wan le? active mid at the clone o**y. The sale*
vpr( about 150.000 bushel* at fl 0? a $1 17 for old
Chicago, #1 23 lor new No. 8 Milwaukee, $1 32 for new No.
2 do., to arrive; #1 3) lor No. 2 Chicago, fl 35 for No. 1
do., fl 32 lor No. 2 Sheboygau and Colorado spring, In
bond, and fl 40 fur white. Corn wa< a shade ouaier. but
cloned stead v. We note sales ot UU.O bushels at .'iUc. a
IKlo. tor ho. 2 Chicago mixed. 61)0. a HO>4c. for No. 1. 58c.
a .VU,c. lor steamer. 53c. ti r unsound and 5Vc. a 00)*c. for
?ail. Kye was quiet at Uilc. a U5c. lor State aud Pennsyl
vania. S-'c. a 84c. for new Western and 9-C. a 04c. tor Can
ada in bond. Hurley was quiet; about 10,l<)0 bushels Can
ada sold at a private price, Barley malt was quiet. Oats
were steady but quiet, with eaies of 5.I.UU0 bushels at 33c. *
MM',(.?? for range ol Westeru mixed. 88e. a 42c. lor range of
W.stern white, 48c. a5i?c. tor State whlto, 40c. a 4nc. for
State mixed, 'iH^e. fur So. 2 mixed and 37)t0> for No. 3 do.
t Hint.?1 he market lor forelgu dried wa* dull and weak.
We quote!-??? raisins?Layers. &1 per box; half do., f 1 30;
quarter >lo., 70a: loot* muscatel, J J 1 5 a *2 10 per box;
Valeucia. *\c. per lb.: Sultana. ll.'ic., do.; new currants.
6Ue. Turkey prunes. 5c. a o'^c.. lor Servia aud Bosnia;
French do.. 4c. a 11c., accordiug to sll? aud ?r.iality. Leg
horn citron, 2I}^e. a 2.'e Pigs?Liayer*. 13c.; drums. 12c.
Date*, 5V Braail nuts. 7Jtc. Presorvod Kinder, $7 50 per
caao. 1 ho market ior domestic dried was dull and Hat, under
very heavy arrivals ol Western and Btata apples.
Wo quoteApples, state, ii|?c. a H}*c.; do., aliced,
5',c. a jJic.; Southern quarter!, new, l.'tc. a 5c.;
do., sliced, 5>$c. a 7c.; do. fancy, 8c. a 10c. Peaches?
I'eeled. Georgia. prime to lancy, lo?-c. a 17c.; impeded do.,
quarters. So. ; halves, 1 <? a 12c. Kaspberrie*. 2sc. a 2Hc.
Cherries, 18c. a lsi,o. Flams. Southern, 12a. a 15c.; do.
siato, 1 >c. Black bertlc*. new, 8'ac. t*eanuts were quiet
We quote :?Ordinary Virginia, f I a f 1 10; prime do., fl 30
a $1 40; choice to faucv do.. $1 511
Hay a.nii ?llio market was weak under heavy
receipts .and a light demand. We quotu Bale buy, ship
j.ime 55c. aOOc.; retail qualities, 7.">c. a BOc. Straw, 7.>e.
IIkmk and Ji'TK.? Jutu butts were quiet, but very firm.
The same maybe said of hemp. Me quoteAmerican
diessed, fllAi af2O0 lor single. f200 af22<> lor double mid
fl2u a f 125 for rough; Kus.la. clean, f2<JO a f210, gold;
Italian, f275 a f-tto, gold; Jute, 3^c a 5!4e., currency;
ute butt*. 3'|C. a 3V|C., cash and time, currency. Manila
letup, *'4c.: ftlsal do., tic : istla. 5<^c. a all irold.
II tiiKa. ?Tho market was arm. aud busiuoss was only re
stricted bi the light supply ol desirable stock. The sales
were 2,0<i0 San Autotilo, 2.) Ins. average, at 'J'JfjC., gold,
net, cash ; l,UH0 Kio tfrantle. 21 lbs. average, at ulc., gold,
lour raontlU, aud ou private terms, 700 dry Texas; j(?J dry
suited do . 215 dry suited Southern, 100 wet ealted Texas,
1.2<JOdo Para. I. iOO do. Now <iriean*, 5'> lbs. average, ana
7Utl city *lauglitor. We quote: -Buenos Ayrea, 2.'> to 28 lbs..
23?.; do., 20 to 25 lbs., 22c. a 23c.: Montevideo, 20)? to 22,'^
lbs.. 22,'^c. a 23c.. Corrloh'.es. 21 to 22 ibs., 21c. a 22c.; Kio
Oraiide, 211 to 22 lbs., 21>?c.; Orinoco. 21 to 23 1 l>a., 22c.
a 22>4c.; California, 22 to 25 His , 21o a22c.; Central
American, IS to 21 lbs., 20c. a ^O.^c.; Matatnorot, 22 to
24 llis.. 10c.; Vera IJrui, 18 to lo lbs.. l?e. a H'ka, nil
jjc/ld, selected: dry salted Texas, 24 to 30 lUt., iVMe. a
17c. .dry salted southern, 24 to 30 lbs., 1 -|jc. a I;
city slau^htor, ox, BO to HO lbs., 10c.; do., oow, 45 to dO
Hi* . Oc.. nil currency, selected.
Mora.?The market was dull,unsettled and lowor. Krom| Mr.
Eininet Wells' circular"Receipts and exports?Keceipt*
lor the week, 2,U03 balos. total /ecelpts since >cpten]lier 1,
187(1, 31,130; total receipts lor same period in 1875, 30,SU6;
export clearances lor th* week. 1,031 ; total exports sluie
Septemuer 1, 187i>. 13,3i0; total exports tor same period lu
1875,14.045." We quote :?New York, good to choice, new,
3He. a .13c.; New York, low to lair, new, 2iic. a 25c.;
Eastern, now, 27c a KUs.; Wlsconsins. new, 2 >e. a 2 a;
yearltuga, 10c. a 15c.; old*, all Kiuwthl. 4c. a He.: Califor
nia*. :ij<s a ;i>.c.; Oregon. 30c. a 33c
i uo.v. ? I here was a depressed leelliiu in tho market for
American plir, owing to thecloeo ol canal navigation and
heavy, uusuld stocks. Scotch DlK?Importer* weio holding
lor higher prices on the strenvth ol higher prices lu (Has
gow ; I'XI tons Coltncs* sold on prlvato terms; 125 tons
scrap sold at f25 501 We quoteAmerican pig .No.
1, f2l SO a f22; do. No 2, f2D, do., lorge, f!8 a 8201
Scotch -Coltnes*, f20; Uleugarnock, f2r ; hgllnton, f20.
do., iron. KI2 a f35 tier tow.
i.kAD remained stead' at fB 50 a #U 72>4 for large. au<l $7.
currency, lor *mall lot* American, and nominally *0 75,
gold, lor loreign.
I.katiikh ? ..arte transactions were made In hemlock
sole and prices were higher. Crop was scarce and price*
were considerably higher. I be receipts lor the week were
5.S.781 side* and 1,1*10 bale*. The export* lor tho tame
tiuio were ; *idos?vis., 2,000 to Kugland and .1,700 to
the Continent. We quoteilcuiloek?Light Buenos Ayr**.
22c. a 22c.; do. California, 21 >?c. a 32>|C.; do. common
hide, 21c. a 23c. : middle Buenos Ayre*. 24?. a 27c.; do.
CMIIornla, 24c. a 25c.; do. common hide, 23c. a 24c.; heavy
Huenoa Ayrea, 2do. a 27c.; California, 2tic. a .7c.; do. com
mon hide, 25c. a 27o.: good damaged Buenos Ajrroa, 22c. a
2.ic.; do California, 21>(0- a 22c. ; do. common bide. 21c, a
22c.; poor damaged common hide, 17e. a ltfe.
Mouis-sji.?New Orleans was steady. About 300 libis. sold
at auction. Koreixnwae dull We quote Cuba, centrifu
gal ami mixed, 28c. a 34c.; clayed, 35c. a 30c.; do., mus
cot ado rellninir, 30e. a 40a ; du. grocery, 37e. a 42c.; I'orto
Kico. sOo. a 5Sc.; English Islands, 30c. a :xX-.; New Orleans,
go d. 50r a HOC.; Drimo. 02c.; choice. <>3o.
Navai. Stohb* ? Ihero was a quiet hut ?tea ly market for
?plrit* turpentine Koeln was also quiet bui steady; 300
bols. aold at fU4 fur good (trained. We qiwte : -spirits of
turpoiitlue, 38c. a c.; rosin, strained, fj 3c>; good
?traiued. KS2 :Ci a f2 10; tar, rt llmlngtoii. f2 75; \\ ashing
Uiu, f2 00; pitch, 92 25. The report* at VMlmington were
a* lollowa: Ko*in quiet; (trained, fI 80; good drained,
fl 80. Tar tteudy, f2. Turpentine lirm ; hard, fl 75; soft
aud virgin, f2 OO; spirit* quiet; 35c.
Oii.n wero generally eteady. We quote ;?Linseed, casks
and bbl*.. H3e. a tl >c.; cottonteed, crude. :>He. a 42',e.;
boutherti yellow, 4Hc. a 5i>c.: yellow winter, "<Bc. a Me.;
white Winter, H.>o.; lard, present winter. :?5c. afl; sperm,
crude, fl 45; do., hleacned winter, ?l 70; d i., natural do.,
fl rt>; whale, crude ."Northern, 75c ; do. Southern, '>"c. a
7Kc. ; I.leached wintor, 7 >a ; extra do . HSc.; winter bleached
tiah. 50c. a 52c.; crude ti*n.. 42c. a 45c.
rxTKoLKUM. ? Crude was a shad* firmer Helmed re
mained lirin but without change in price*, either lu re or at
the out porta W e note sales of 10,1100 Ubl*. at 2i>'(c.. and
m,'*?i hi,la. at Baltimore at 20M* The clo*iug price* were
a*follow*. Cruje. tu hulk, I -He.; do.. In bhl*., 10c ; re*
tin. d. in hhln , 20-?c.; do. In eaee*. 30c.j naphtha. 14e.; re
liaed at I'hiladelpilia, 2'i1,c. ; do., at Baltimore, 20',e. Ad
vice* trout the t;rouk were as lodow*: - Oil t'Ity *teadv;
s .ms at f3 4:i>( lor United; shipiiient, f.1 Parker'*
firm and steady ; United, f.l 43)t. shipment, <? 55.
PltovlaliiMj. ? Keceipta ? I'OTX, 2,441 bbl*,; lard, 1,715
tierces aud t4Ucase* ; cat mea *, 1,220 package*; bacon. 45
tierce* aud 1,150 box**; beet, fai rlciee*. ?7 bbl*. and
J.M-???<??. The park market waa quiet, closing at the
second "tall" m< fill hftd, #|8 asked, for November: $18
Mil. fill .Vi ,iik?u, it>r ivilvr x??r; (IH 2U bill, $ld 50 asked,
for .Ui'imv, fi*i |ii hid, $irt ??.'? ssked. for I ebruary. mid
$!?'? 5" bid. -Hi ti'i aaked, for March Flie mI?i w^rt 'JW>
bbK mi f 17 for old mes* Cut meat* were quiet Tbc aales
were lo.Oia) |b* pickled helltes, 1 lis average, at 9S*-*
!.<**>!!??. do., 9 lbs, average. at l??c , aud 5?si pickled ahoul
ders at 0kr, Fresh hama were quoted *t a l-f . fresb
bellies at w*4c. a 1 Ue., tn e.i ahouldrr* ,u ?*c. a 0*4c.,
pickled harm *t HUr <? 12e.. pickled b?-llie* at D^c a
l??v , pickled shoulders at H*?c a Tc. b uou wat i|Uiet at
Oc. forcliv aud f?%c. for Western long clear. Bewi whs lt?
active. We quote B?rreU extra iue*s, $11 .V' a $12 fx);
plain tutu, $10 50 a $11 0; packet. 5? 14 a $15;
tiercsd ctr extra ludia. $47. Beef haiua a ere
ai?o inactive; prime Western quoted at $-*0.
Smoked meats wore dull at IH^C. a 14c tor hams and 7T#c a
H44c. for shoulders. i.aru wan without uecided chaniro. clos
ing at the s.-cond ??call** as follows>eller year and Decem
ber, flu 17 bid, $|o 2? a*keJ. January, ^lo 2-1* bid,
$IO 2 ? asked , February, $10 .'VI bid. $|il M71* nuked ; March,
$l<? 'HI bid. $iO fjOtuki?d. 'Ihe sales were 4,i>*J tie roe# at
*lo 50 for November, $10*4" a$10 25 tor Decernliar. $I0 2T2H
a $10 30 for teller year and January 8pot tales were 100
tierce- city at $10 30. 100 tiercea Western to arrive at
$10 3TW and 1??I tiercea do. prltii-*, apot, at $ 10 "?0. ke fined
wmi quid, ."?ui tierov* sola for the t oiitlutfiit ou privata
ter.ua; South America waa uuoted at 11 Uc.
Kick. ?The market was steady and fairly active. We
quote Carolina, fair to prune, M4e. a tP4c.; Louisiana,
fair to prima. 5'4c. a ttl^c.: do. common. 4\o,; Kaugoon,
fair to ?;ood. nominally li'ic. a fl'^e ; Patni, good. 7^e. a
7U ?? currency; Kaugoon. in bond. .'*Hc. a 244e., gold
Sncltkk waa quiet at 7>ic., currency, fur domestic, and
7*4c. .gold, for foreiurn.
8TXami.mil?IU ceipts, 10 i tierces. The market waa nomi
nal. The aalea w. re 2l),0U0 lbs. at 11c. and 10 r tierces, to
arrive, at l<lUi
M7GAH.?'There was still a very Arm market for raw, but
trade aaa quiet; 75 hhds. New Orleans *old at KJ41*. a 9c.
Kefined waa quiet; 3,JOO bbla. cut loaf sold yeater
day for export to England at 13c We quote Kair
refining, H7?e.; good dir., luf^c.; Cuba, grocery, fair to
choice, 1<.4mq a 10^c,; do., centrifugal. hlxU, and boxes,
Nos. H to 13, lO^c. a 1l)4o : d??,, molaaaea, hhds and
boxes, H'ic. a ll'^c ; Porto Kiro. refining:, common to prime,
iM.jC a 1<i"4c. ; do., icrocery, fair to choice, lo*?c. a lof^c. re
fined, stHiidard A. ll7??' a I.e.; of)' A. 11 *ac. a ll%c.;
crushed, lite a lM'^c ; powdered. 12l4c. ; Krauulated, l'j3-c. a
l-^?c. ; do., secoud quality. U^c.; cut loaf, lH'uC a lUlac.
TALLOW-*Keceipta?411 hhds., 1'# tiercea, -15 bbla and IHii
caaUa The market waa dull and henvy; liM),iH)0 lbs. sold
at Hi#c. and 112 tierces ofT grade at 7*ac.
Ti*.?1*ho uiarkat for foreign w??a very flriu. Hales were
made duriux ttie paat week of 1.H?mi idtfs at lull rales. We
quote Itanca, "/le.; Mraits, lH^c.; F.ngllah, 17Vc. ; do.,
reHned, l^Lr., all gold Plates -Charcoal, nominally $?? 7i
a r?7 'J"i; do., terne $?J -5 a $?t 5 1; coke, a #0 73.
Tobacco.-The market waa generally steady, but not very
active The sales of Kentucky leal were 400 lihds at ut<*
chaugod prices. Wo note sales of |O0 cases seedleaf sun
dries at 7c. a X>c. ; 'J5 ea^ea Ohio, cr?*p 1H73. ou private
term*; HI caae* du., crop 1H74 and 18V;i, ou private terius;
121) cases New V?irk, crop 1873, at N^c.: 150 cases .New
! ngland, crop lH7o, at Oc a 10c. a 40e. ; 147 cases Pennsyl
vaunt, crop 18.5, at 18c. a 20c. a iiOc., aud 100 bales Havana
at HBc. a $1 15.
Wuisggy ? Itocelpts, .Vat hhls. The market was quiet;
ft) bbls. sold at >M Ol>44, aud 50 bbl?. alcohol at $2 OU.
Wool. ~'l lie market was quiet but generally steady. The
sales were 15,?<00 lbs. Utah fleece at 28fgC. a <iOe.; 3,000
lbs. waahed eomblng State at .'HIc.: 2.USJ lbs. medium
washed at 4'Jc.; 8,<t0 ? lbs fin- Missouri unwashed at 27c.;
3.000 lbs. medium Missouri at M?>e.; mat lbs. tub washed at
42c.; 1,000 lb*, fall clip California at 21c. a 2.)gC.: -8,00 r
lbs. do. do. ai 2Jl4c.; 20,0(-0|i*h. do. do., part at 15*>gC. and
balance at 20c. a 21c.; l5,iKKi lbs. Texas at 2Hc.; KMNK)
1' s. do. at 30^0.; 1,0>mi lbs. ?ow do. at 20o,. and on private
terms, 4o.? 00 lbs. Western fleece, 1500 lbs. washed coarse
combing, 2,0tk>lbs. Georgia, 2,000 lbs. unwMabed Virginia,
2'i baga pulivd, ao,(SJ<J lbs. t'aliforuia puhed. if4 bags black
do., 11 lbs. su er da, 3,00'i lbs. domeatlc lauibs pulled,
5 bags shearings, 2,OJ0 lbs. Western Texas aud 2,UOO lbs.
Oregon.
PttKiuiiTft.?The market generally was much flrinor,
especially for petroleum vessels for charter, witli the ad
vance prominent also in the instance of gram accommoda
tiou on berth and charter, and au active movement was ac
complished, not withstanding the incr<-a<?e lu rates, mainly
in petroleum charters. The engagements comprised:?To
Liverpool, per steam, Hi.otK) bushels grain, at a Od.;
700 bales cotton, aBd. a 1 t-32d.; l.fJOObnts. sugar ou private
terms; 2,500 boxes biacon ou private terms; 2,U<X) boxes
cheese, 55r., aud by sail 30" bbls. roain, 2s. tfd.; 100
hhds. tallow, 32s. Ou.; 1.300 bales cotton, 5>]6d.
To Loudon, by sail, lH,i<00 bushels irrein, 7<l?d.;
4,<r(>) bbla. flour, 2s tid., aud per steam, 24,000
bushels grain, 8d.; 500 bales hops, &d.; 5,000 boxes
cheeao. 4os. To Glasgow, per steMin. 20 ? puncheons sirup
ou private terms. To liristol, tier steam, 25?? bbls. sug;ur,
quoted at 40s. asked, and by sail, 50. hhds. tallow, 35s. To
Hreuien, per steam, 2,000 boxes starch aud 50 tons organs
on private terms. The charters embraced: ? A Norwegian
bark, 4H3 tons, hence tn Cork for orders, with 2,tO) quarters
grain at tis. 4^d. ; a Norwegian bark, with 2,700 quarters
from Baltimore to Belfast, 5s. 10)?d.; a Hrltish brig, 4O0
tons, from Philadelphia to I'nited Kingdom, with oil cake,
at U6s. 3d. a 27s. ?id. ; the Aiuericau barn, 718 tons, iu our
last, cn private terms, with tobacco to Genoa, has
bfeti reported at 40*; a British brig, 145 tons, hence
to Antitfuu, with general cargo, at 70c. per bbl.
Petroleum charters?A Oertuau snip, 74H tons, from Balti
more to Antwerp or Bremen, witli 5,2tO bbla refined, at
4?. lo^d.; an American ship, 1,1*5 tons, from Baltimore to
do,, with 7.8CO obla do., is. 10\d.; a British bark. 034
tons, tnencu for saino voyage, with 0^0 ? bbls., 4t lOi^d. . a
British ship, l.OlOtons, tiience to do , with 0.8OO bbls. do.,
at 5s.; an American brig, 247 tons, beuce to Halonlca, with
7,5 0 cases do., at 35c. ; a German bark. 538 tons, hence to
Bremen or Hamburg (last eveulugr, with 4.0J0
bbla da, at 4s. Od.; a British bark, hence to Cora
for orders, with 3,000 bbls. do., at 5s., flat;
a British brig, 204 tons, hence to Corunua with 8,.riO0 ca .es
do. at L'Gc., part bbla. 5s. 6d.; an Italian bark, 432 tons,
hence to the Mediterranean with 2.8O0 bbls. (part cases)
do ou private terius; a Norwegian bark, 408 tons, hence to
Contineut with 4,000 bbla do. ou private terms : a British
bark, 5H-J tons, from Philadelphia to Continent, ex Aiuster*
dam, with 3,U00 bbls do. at 5s.; a bark with . ,60 i bots.
naphtha, from Philadelphia to Cork, for orders to United
Kingdom, at 5s. 3d. ;a British bsrk, 5fcH tons, from Philadel
phia to Havre with 3,800 bbls. crude on private terms.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
Kbioat, Nut. 24, 1174
UCIIRI roit TWO BAY*.
VnUi SKaap
and tin I
Yard*. Bm?i. Coie*. C'Uvrt. Lamb*. 11 oat.
Sixtieth ilrilt l.ooo b 3o5 1,808 _
Forty-eighth (treat.. 19 ? 134 3.083 ?
Fortieth itreet ? ? ? ? " 0,175
Jsr**y City 906 ? ? 3,289 4,226
Total* l,a.'5 8 441 4,130 10,401
Bkkvkh.? Irade Arm on alight ran of generally common
quality *teor*. i'ricu* 8l,c. * lose. per lb., weights 0 cwt.
h U'., cwt. Sale* Were ellected on 55 lbs. a 57 Iba. net. At
Sixtieth Itreet yard* T. 0. Kaatiuuu ?o!il lor self 20 car* ol
horned oattle, **Iea a* follow*It/2 Colorado ateer* at 8 >,a.
a k?4c. per lb., weight 7 owt. (emit; 33 llllnoi* steer* at uc.
Kr 10., weight 7 cwt. alroiig; 20 111 luoi* (teer* at >">4a per
, weight 7>4 cwt.: 07 Illluoia steura at l?,'ae
per lb., weight 7>? cwt. acaut, Willi a frac
tion olT per lb.; 16 common Illinois steers at
9)^0. per lb., weight 7>? cwt.; 47 iltluola steers at 9>ic. par
lo., weight 7K cwt.; 3u lllinola ateer* at loo. i<erlb,, weigut
H\ cwt.; .15 lllluoi* ateer* at 10>iu. per lb.,
weight cwt. II. F. Burchard aula lor ltaukln
A I liompaon 50 Missouri steera at l?c. per lb.,
weight 0\ ewt.; 0. Kahn aold tor O. Becker 84
mixed Keutucky ateeers anil oxen at Uc. per lb., weight 7
oak ; for ti. hatin ?50 mixed Kentucky *teera and oxuu at
U'4o. per In., weight 7 cwt.; lor J. liruwn, 10 Kentucky
stuars at 10c. per lb., with $1 off per Ueail, weight 7'4
cwt. | B. Muses aold lor aelf 49 lllinola ate era
at ojfa. per lb., weight 6 cwt.; -U lllinola steera at Hi>ac.
per lb., weight 8U cwt. U. W. Vail aold for aelf. 09 Il.inoit
ateer* at O^c. a *\c. per lb., weight 0)4 owt. Uley A Cary
told for Uoll >t Co., &) Kentucky steera at 9%e a 10>,c per
lb., wei abla 7), cwt. a 8 cwt.; 75 Kentucky ateer*, uud lor
M. Kircuway, is lllinola steera, term* not obtained. i).
Walxel aold for aelf, 12 lllinola aleor* at Uc. per lb., with 41
on per head, weight 0 cwt. 1 72 liiinol* iteera at ?A?c. per
lb., with $1 on per head, weight 7*4 cwt.: 27 lllinola ateer*
at 9.',o. per In., with $1 oil por heuu. weight 7\i cwt.;
10 lllinola atcera at 10c. nor lb., weight 7}a cwt.
SiiaKr i.in Lamm.?Trado alow. Sheep *oni at a Oo.
Kr lb., lamba at 5^c. a 0,'.c. per lb., mixed liocka at per
liavt* X Mallenbock aold 5 Slate aheep, weight 50ii iua.,
at W?e. per lb.; 1*2 State lamba, weight I2,370lb*., at o>4c.
per In.; 114 State laino*. weight 7.7U) lb*., at 0>,c. per lb.;
54 Slate lamba. weight 2,7uO lb*., at 0>^a per lb. ; IdO
Canada aheep and lauiba, woight 15,9.">o Iba., at 5,'4c. per
Hi. Ka*? A Pidcock (n.d 08 Juiaoy ewea, weight Hi ilia,
per head, at li^c. per ib.: 24 Jersey ewea, weight
110 lb*, per iiead. at 4%e. pur lb,; .14 Jetsey
ewea, weight 111 lb*, per head, at ft'a'e. par lb.; 04
1'eDiiiylvaiua lamba. weight 72 iba. per head, at <>'41'. per
lb. Judd A Buckingham aold 109 Ohio aheep, weight 'H
Iba. per nead, at 4'4c. per 1U ; 190 Ohio aheep. weight ml
lha. per head, at l,'?c. per Ib,; llo State abeep. wuiaht HO
Ilia, per bead, at 4'4c. per ib.; 94 Stalo ahenp, weight 70 lbs.
per head, at 0>,c. per Ib. iiutne ,t White m il 571 Ohio
ahuep, weight 40,020 Iba., at 4^1. per lb. ; 110 OI1I0 ahoop,
wululit 12.740 lb*., at 5c. per lb.; 55 State ahuep. weight
8,800 lb* , at 4^c. per Ib.; US Statu ihuup, weight -.UOO
iua.. at 4)<c. per lb.; IS State ihcep, weight 1,hho Iba., at
4J4O. par 10.; 28 Statu abeep. weight H.ouo lb*., at 5c. per
lb.; H> statd aheep. weight ii.HHO lb*., at rij^c. per lb. ; 10
Mate sheep, weight 1,10 1 lb*., at 5^c. per lo.; 8 State
aheep, weight l,18u Iba., at 6c. per ib., 10/ State lamba,
w> iiiht O.tHO Iba , at 5l?c. per lb.; 43 Mate lamba. weight
2.970 Iba. at 5J,c. per lo.; 146 Statu lamb?, veiglu u,000
iba.. at 0',c. per lb.; 182 State lamb*, weight 13.470 Iba., at
6>,c. per lb.
mi.cit t.owt.?Sixteen head, with tliolr calve*, were aold
at $45 a 975 per head.
aid Ualvkh? Smooth quality veala *o!d at 7c. a
lokc. per Ib.; coarae quality calve* at (7 a v!5 50 per lioad,
trade being alow.
lloos.?ibere weru no live hoga on *alu.
DOMESTIC "MARKETS.
Oalvkrtom, N'uv. 24, 1?70.
Cotton quiet; n>lddlng, 11^,'c.; low middling. lo>?c.;
good ordluarj. 10'4e. Net receipt*, 2,8.11 bale.; groa*.
2,h80. Sale*, 1,4k 1. Stick. I0b,022. Weekly?Set re
ceipt*, 20.1 ?l baiea. grnaa. 29,444. Kxport(-To lireat
Britain, 5,402; to tha Coutluent, 1,030; cua*twl*e, 5,337.
Salua, 13,380.
Nkw Ohi.ran*, Nov. 24, 1870,
Cotton atrong: middling, IIV > low iniddlliig, 11c.;
good ordinary. 10kac. Not receipta, 0,841 bale*, gruaa,
Iii.:i5U. Kxporte to Great llrltaiu. 4,228; In Krauce. 3.J2H;
coaatwlao, 139. Sale*, 12,750. .' toek, 2:i4,413 . Weekly
Net receipt*. 57,170 balea; gr?*a, '15,5,0 Kxpurta?To
(Ireat Britain. '.9.HI0; lo Krnnce. 4,774; to the Continent,
4.SM4; ceaktwlae, 1,248. Sale*, 47 U>J.
MontLS, Nov. 24. 1H70.
Cotton unlet: middling, 11c. a ll\e-; h>w nildullng.
10?4c. a Ri'fc.; good ordinary, lO.'.c. a l>?V- Net receipt*,
2.8i 7 bale*. 1 xporta?'To Orent Hritaln, 4.73J; coaatwiao,
322. Salea, 2,000. Slock, iO.TO'l Weekly- Net recelpia,
21,197 balea; gro*a. 21.10K Kxportl? Tu Ureal Hritaln,
8,051; to the Chaunei, 2,024; cuaiiwlae, 0,972. hale*, 10.MOO.
Savannah, Nov. 24, 1870.
Cotton dull; middling. 11 9>16c. ; low middling. II 3-10?.;
good ordluary. 10 A-lOc. Net recaiola, 5.bi> bale* Kx
port* oaatwi*e, 1,102 Sales, 1.40O. Stock, lKI,53l.
Weekly- Mel receipt*. 2H4IO balea; groa., 28,710 Kx
porta ?To Ureal Britain, 2,s30; to tha Continent, 3,450;
eoaatwiae, lo.auti. hales, W.IO11.
Chahlkston, Nov. 24, 1h7i1,
Cotton strouc; middling, ll'ac.; low m ddling, il',,0,;
good ordinary, iO*ac. a M%c .vet receipt*. 4,74s bales.
Export*?To Urea* Krltain, 2,050; In tiie Continent. 50 1.
Sales. 2 000k Stuck, 112,i>l<0 Wuekiy- Net receipt-, 24,4?l7
bales, hxports?Tu tireat Urltaln 8,4< 13; to Krai.ce, 0,201;
to the Cuntinent, 3.585; loth* Cuanuel, 1,535; ouaatwiae,
4,158. halea, ltt.20a
WlUIKVTOII, V. C , Nov. 24, 1870.
Spirits ot turpentine quiet al 35c. Koaln quiet ilfl 9u fur
?trained. Tar -toady at #2.
Oswii.o, K. Y., Nov. 24, IH70.
Kiour steady; No. 1 spring, 07 a 17 25. am er winter,
97 25 a #7 5 ?; <vhi e do . *7 50 a $7 75; double o.xtra, $7 75
a #8; concession! wore made on round lots: aale*. i.tsri
bid*. Wheal unchanged. Corn quiet; Waatern mixed,
.Vc. Barley weak ; No. 2 Canada held at 9 02; No. 1 do.,
91 10. Corn meal uncuanged. Mlilleed unchanged.
Canal freight* quiet. Lake receipt*?Wheat, 58,300
biieliel*, oorn, 19,200 do.; barley, 77,500 do.; lumber,
.I8IU0 leal. Canal ablpinenta?Barley. iO,UUO bu.liel*;
lumber, 285,000 leal. Kailroad *hl|iinent*?Klour. 1.3.*>
bbl*.
Tuikimi. Nov. 24, 1878.
Plourateady. Wheat Orm;No. 3 white Waba>n.9l J5>a; No.
1 white Michigan, 9i 81; extra do., held at 91 38; amber
Michigan. 91 -8, Decemner, 91 27t(; January, 91 -9!a: No.
2 do., 91 18,',; No. 2 red winter. 91 2:0*; December, 91 24;
rejeeted, 91 13. Corn Steady ; high mixed. ~>0e.: No.2, 51c. ;
new, 4l>c.; damaged. 4tle. ; new, 40>?c ; rejected, 5<>e. ; now,
47)^0. Oataqmet; Michigan,35,^o. Kecelpit?50> bbla. Hour,
15.it 0 buahula whexl, 3o,t>*i ilu. com, 9,t*ai do, oala. Ship
menta 4<?i hoi*. Hour. 16,000 bushel* wheat. 32.00U do.
corn, 19,000 da. oat*.
CHICAOO, Nov. 24, 1876.
Flour steady and unahanged. Wheat unaettled, but gen
erally lower; No. 2 Chicago apring, 91 l-M. c**h . 91 1:>'4 a
91 l.tHi. l>ecember; 91 14^* a 41 14?, January; No. St'nl
cago a.irm^, 91 00'4 a 91 <*!,'?; rejected, a IHkc.
Cum Inactive and lower; 44\c. ea?h. 4Da?. liecemlhfr,
4:t',c Januar>. r.'J" ted 4Je. Oat- dull, but flrin; :?J4,e
caali, 32!a? l?e<ember. d3Sa?. Jauuary. rejected 2.>)*c. Kye
lalily active and a made higher at OO^e. ? 07c.
Barley 4 ail. weak and luwart ?7a, ? 67>ja,
cub. t&Hfc. January, fork beoyaat, hoi nn*ett!' 41
fl> OA tild. cash aud all tlio y?*r: 41" J
January. Laid unwilled. but k-'X'ralljr higher; #.< t??,
?Mb; #8 77*,. all the tut #? Hi",. J annary. ''?oik iMati
tailor. about B9|C aii'.r. ; abort rib Hides, Hl,c. ; abort
ilaai ?idi-?, M?,c VhiakntfrnaltlUI)^. Kerelpts? flour,
H'.uuo bbl>. . ?b?u, &i.iW bnlMU; corn. ?*i,i**i 4j. ; oat*,
2* i?si du. ; rv?\ ;i,i i*< du.; loirley. 13.(O) do. Shipment*?
Flour 9..VK) bbls.; wheat. 4S.ti?i bushels; corn. *W,(JUU do. ;
oat*. >!'i ; rye 2".<s*> .to ; barter 4.3"t? do. At tt>e
afteroom call oftfce Hoard:-Wheal lowar; ?1 I3a$l II',.
December; #1 1 -41 a Jauuary i*ora -?e lower. Oats un
changed. fork 5o. higher. Lard lowar. (9 *2),, Jauuary.
COTTON RECEIPTS.
The following In a statement of the total uet receipt* of
euiion at all port* since September 1. 1H70;?
i'ltrU. Allies f'.iru. ?<l'#a.
(?alveaton 21!*, UI3 Baltimore .I.S'iO
Now ilrloau* .1SJSew York 41.MIU
Mobile 14?,835 Homoii 2S.212
.savannah .9^7,'.'34 Providence 4.41 ^
Chariest** ...U-TM'im Philadelphia 18,i?f7
Wilmington 4M,7Jt> fort Koval 15,2?:|
Norfolk 25i,iinu lndlanola ?,J7J
Total ....1,041,453
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
Pumouioi, Nor. 24, 1H70.
Printing clotb* aro quiet, but wltbout change.
HAVANA MARKET.
Havana, Nov. 'J4, 187?.
Spftnlnh irold, TJ31-, * 224. Exchenjce?uu the United
State*, ?txty ?Uy*, curmucy, *1 ? discount; short ftitfbt,
do., 4k m 4dltceaut; sixty day*, ir??ld, 3 ? premium;
?hurt si*rlit. do., 4 k.j u 5 premium. On London. 14 * 16 pre
mium On rnrit. Iy. premium.
Hugur setive; No. 12, Dutch standard, 113? ? 12 reels por
errobe, iu tfold.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COTTON.
Livkkpooi. Cottov Maukkt.?Liverpool, Nov. 24.?'The
circular ol the Liverpool Cotton Broker*' Association, tn Its
review of tliu week mdiug last night tay*"Cotton lias
been In moderate demand, nu t with a comparatively uulel
market, prices were In buyers' favor; but to-day (Thursday),
with hii increased buslneaa. particularly by the trade, thero
Is more fit iiincss, and quotation* geuerally are uearly equal
to last Thursdny's. Aiuurtcau \?as Inactive lest Friday aud
S itmilay ami declined '?d; but alnce, with an incrnased de
mand, lia? recovered 1 led. In Sea Island, bnslnes* wa*
v?ry Itinlti'd and price* steady In futures, business eon.
tluues limited, with prices llucknatlng from day to day.
WkkKLY KkVlkW.
bale*.
Sales of th* week 62),CM
bxpurters took 4.WO
Speculator* took 7.UJ>
Total stock 445.UXJ
Am rlcau 1U2.UI0
Total receipts 81.0U0
American 3H,IJH(>
Actu il export O.lMJ
Amount of cotton afloat 31*2.0 O
Amerioau "J'-'ii,(> *J
For* nrded Irom the ship's side direct to Spinner*.,
Ainerlcau aales of the week U7.UU0
Q BAIN'.
Livrkpool, Nov. 24, 1H7<\
A leading grain circular ??ys:?"The wheat markets be
come dally stronger. Though aouie are without an actual
advance, uiauy aro reported Is per ipiarter <tearer since last
wrek. l>u the spot and at our district markets a g >od con
sumptive bnslnes* has been done at an improvement of id.
a .'d per cental ou Tuexiay's currencies A uumtter of ear
gi e? aud parcels of Ualiloruiau on passage and far prompt
shipment also found buyers at 6<l a Is. advaucu At the
market to day there wa? an uuusnally lariff attendance.
There was au active demand for wheat, a? well for cousump
tiun as speeclatlon. White advanced I'd. a Hd. aud red 1 d.
a M. per cental on Tuesday's prices. Flour was iu good re
quest at extreme ratos and rather tundlu( upward. Indian
corn sola lully Ud. higher."
PHOVI8IONS.
PllODUCK KXCIU.NUK KkPOMT ?Livnitpoou Nor. 14.?
fork?Kasisrn dull at 80s.; Western dull *t7l*. Bacon
Cumberland cut ateady at 4lls.; short rib firmer at 4fia ;
lour clear dull at 4:is. tid.; short ulesr dull at 14s. Ud. Ilaiuit?
Loug cut dull at Us. shoulders dull al 35s. Ileef?India
mean dull at U&s.; extra mesa dull at lU7s.; prliue mess dull
at Kis I.arn?I'rune Western steady at 51s. Bd. Tallow?
f rime city dull at 43*. Turueiitine?spirits firmer at _'Hs. fid.
Hoiln?Common dull at (is ; line dull at Ills tid.
Cheese?American choice firmer ut 85s. Lard oil dull at
54s. Flour -Extra State steady at J.r>*. Wheat?Mo. 1
spring steady at 10s. 3d.; No. 2 do. steady at Us. Hd.; win
ter steady at Io>. for Weatern and 10*. Hd. for Southern,
Com?Mixed *ott steady at 2<'?. 3d.
(ii.ASiiow titxjAit Makkkt ? (iLANiiow. Nov. 24.?Iu sugar
there is a good business doing to-day and price* art again
6d higher.
Livkkpuoi. Oil J^kkict.? Livkhpool, Not. 34?Even
ing.?Spirits of turpeutiue, 2:is per cwl.
London Oil M iuakT.?Lonpo.v Nov. 24?Kv*nin#t.?-Cal
eutta Linseed, 53s. (id. Sperm, ?U1 per ton.
PlftANCIAL. _
AL0X. FR'JTII I.Nlili AM A CO . BANK^KH A.V0
Brokers, 12 Wall St., dealer* In tirit claiafut.i aud Call*,
buv and curry Stocks as long as desired on margin of 3 to 5
per cent.
Circular* and Weekly Deports sent free.
Arur. oall or sTitAuuL : iiakii a rut
son to operate iu Wall at uu a very -small risk, while
there is a cliHUce ol realising a profit ol SI.UUOoii $1CXI In
vest '<1. Call or write for our 72 pa e bo >k, explaining
overytbing. Orders solicited by mull mid telegraph.
JOIIN HICK LINO Jt CO..
Hanker* and Brokers. 72 Broadway, New York.
At BBASoXABiiB ratbs?mokkt on wri and
kndowtueni Insurance Policies, Morta aud other
securities; insurance of ail kinds effected with beat com
panies. J.J IIAUitlCli X CO.. 11U Broadway.
DAM B. BEIDu
Expert and Accountant,
372 l'earl st.. Post oftiae box 2,HIS.
A?CLAIMS AOAI.NST KLSPONslliLK PAHTIKJ
?prosecuted and collected by au experienced Attorney,
without charge unless succomilul; excellent reference*.
Address ATfOKN I. Y, box .">U0 l*o?t oflice.
?JOHN E. DA/LEY, 74 BKO.VUWAYT^FIKST
?class Stock Kzchau^t Privileges; quotation, of strad
dle*. *lugle privileges; ul*o explanatory puiuphleta mailed
to any %ddre*s; correspondents in principal cities In United
Stat**.
l^XECUTOR'S FUNDS TO LOAN-AT tl PKK CENT i>N
Xliclty Property. Principal! addreaa EXECUTOR, box 1UV
Herald office.
T6~THE STOCKHOLDERS ofTiTk
TOLEDO, WABASH AND WESTERN
RAILWAY COMI'ANY.
According to arra*gemeiita made between tbo gold mort
gage bondholder! and reprenautalivea of the at cknoldera,
opposition t<> the confirmation of ill ? asle ut thu rout made
at lolsdo, June 10 litat, haa been withdrawn.
The condl. loua of thix withdrawal aro tliat atnckholdera of
tbo old company (ball have tbe right to aab-crllio for atocx
of the now corporation to lie organiaed, at the rata ol $10
par ahare. payable In lnatalnienla of$-'per ahare, at Inter
val of three iu?ntha. comtnenclug February I, 1877, with
Internal Irun November 1, 1*70.
The cold bond mortgage ol $ > <?X>.0> >, tinder thia arrange.
ment, will be paid off and canc ?lied, and the new company
will oe relieved of the leaacd linea.
8ub?crlptlona, which will lie received by the Pnrchaalng
Committee, at Nn. .VJ William (t,, muat he made witiiln
thirty daya trom tin* date, or tha atockboldera will forfeit
tbe right to take the new atock.
The Vrotectlre Committer, having now fully discharged
the truat conflded to it, congratulatea the atockholdura npuD
thla auceeaeffel tormlnatiou ol a tedious and uxp. naive law
anlt. and earaaatly adviaea ttiem to Avail of tha option that
aeon red.
Full partlcnlara of the reorganisation will ha m de known
at an early dato, and iiu-aiiiime further .inioruiailon can be
obtained of the 1'uicbaaing Commltteo, at the offlco, No. SJ
William at.
For lb* i'rotectlvo Commit oe,
U. D, ASHLEY.
N*w York. Nov. a:t. 1M7II. Chairman.
rpitusT funds n> iaam u? lonmm-om,
X Brooklyn and Queeua county.
LBaVITT A WOLTOTT. 10 Pine at
WANTED?FIHaNCIAL AID IM.MBDIATeLV (TEH
norary). by a lady. AdJreaa KAKXKSI', box 180
Ilerald office. '
COP V ItT > K US It l PS.
\TOVrEMBER a;?. 1M7H ?Tilft Flkii of JuSkfB tC
J.1 WHIOEKT A CO., Auctlonucra, at 141 Htli at.. la thli
?lay dlaaolved by mutual cousent. JOHN W. CAMltP&LL
Sr. JOS h. WMOMkT.
HLMIXKSS OPPOltTUNITlHH.
AFIRvi OF MACHINISTS'l.\ PIIIL wlKU'll I A
with ample itinchinory room and capital Tor a much larger
baaiueas. are ileairmf ol taking up a apedaltv in tli dr llau.
Addreaa MACHINIST, Now Vork Herald office, 1'mladal
phla, I'a.
pabtt combbotbd with a rant mhoum
ative buaineas deairea to negotiate with a man ot atrinl
iutevrity who haa $."i.OOi aud who la willing to go abroad
ana make more. Till* opportunity will guarantee 10 ? pea
cent mi I lie atnouut inveated. For fnil partlcnlara addroaa,
with lull name, W. I'. II.. box l it Herald office.
"a" BARB CHANCB.-aN INTBBEST IN A VaLUA
iYble English Patent will he sold at a groat aacrlflce II sold
WnellMWI MNWllfMk Addreaa till Wedn-aday, M.,
box 117 Herald Uptown Hranrb office.
Business mi*nt and partner Wantkd-iA
place of retiring partner, in a medical apeoialty; amall
capital required. Inquire, from I) to 4. at 111 Kaat L*th at,
noon 'returns may he kealIzed THKOUfMuL
VTcarvful and well poatel party in Wall atreet spei-nla
tlona; weekly pro:ita equally divided. Addreai CHARAC
TEK, box HM l'o-t office.
ARTNKR WANTED?WITH CAPITAL FROM gl.auC
_ to to eetalillah a caih paying manufactory buel
nuaa; io."l? haa higlieat ri-piitatiou in England; largs
profit': Incoming part* can Itavo control of Aiiance. Ad
dreaa, with full n.ime. F. O, L , Ilerald Uptown ollioa
PuTtnrr wantkd-witii SiTooiI. IN A WELL
paying, new invention ; no knowledge of manuiaeturing
r?<|iilied. For further particular* ad ireaa P. P., box 11U
MUM olllra.
The Kioiir for Ibw jbrsk.i' or a valuablk
Patent for aale at a bargain. Addreaa ULEAHU.i, Herald
oMn.
rnilllKK EDALS AND TIIBEB DIPLOMAS AWABH
X rd at Centennial Exp nltloa for three patented artlch't
or houaehnid uae ; Itlghta tor ?alo. Addreaa "MEDaLS,'
I'li11:i l<-1[iliia offlce New \ork ili-tnliL
W_ A-SYK1) _T() MKK1- a riBNTLKMAN~WITtt iy4
to ftO.ilUI to Invaat in a atrictly Itmt claaa pgiiliahlnj
houae; active or apeclal. Box 5.W Poal office one week.
ANTl.D-A l'Alt'IY WITH lfc!0,0m" TO r><>.?0~Td
Join a aafn. profltaole hanking Imalneaa, cltlier aa ape
clal or active partnor. Addreaa BANKKR. iierald.
TO fl.OUU TO IMVB8T IN OLD EsTAH.
? M/Vllahrd buaineaa or loan to emoloyer on aecurltyi
nature of buaineaa and aocarlty atated or no notice tafeea.
ARCHARD, Herald olHce
THU JEliSEY CENTllAL'S TROUBLES.
Since Colonel Moore, tb? new Uaperlntrndoot of tb?
Now Jersey Central Railroad, a??umed charge on tb?
1st in at. tbe proipccta ol tbo corporation nave be
come brighter. Slnecore* or loag tunding bare been
cut awa*, deserTicg officer* wbo were dlacharged lor
reporting irregularities hnve been reinauted and
b?xun payroll* uru tbinxx of the past. Kito eonduciora
have iiaen diacliargod on (be Plulodelphta nod BonnU
Hrook lino. Tho number of alnpoOTWINM MBeciUg,
litero heuiK in some caae* nearly aa many kMiea a?
workinoo. In tbe Communi|iaw workshop on* boee
wa* eugagod to watob two blackaalliM. la other
Mtauco* a boaa wuh appointed lor everv three aiea.
Colonol Moore baa already effeetM B Having
in thi* particular at lb* rale of
n year, and a etui groater economy ia looked
fur. The workahopa at Mnmpton Junction are to
bo aboiiabed, aud tbo work will men be performed at
Jaraey City und ICaatott. At the aaine tun* the buai
neaa ol tbo road is ateadlly inurcaalng and lewer com
plaint* aro beard on tbe part ol passenger*. Tbo in
veatigaiiou into the irauda oa taa ??" *' "???'*** la
?lowly progm*ia?
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