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The Stock Market Inactive,
but Higher.
GOLD 100 3-8 A 100 1-2.
?Government Bonds Higher, States Dull and
Railroads Very Strong.
Money on Call Easy at 3 1-2 a 3
Per Cent.
Wall Stribt, I
Moxbat, May 6?<J P. M. t
Thoroughly dull and uneventful to-aay falla into
place with Kridav and Saturday o( last wook, being a
porfcct match In inaitor of dreariness, dulnots aud
general absence of all exoillng topics. The best that
can be said of It la that tbo small traders were dis
posed to be a little more active (alter the Sunday's
rest) In their scramble lor Infinitesimal protlts, and
that the largo operators, while keeping tbelr hands
off of any decided movement, seem to agree that a
Strong aud steady calaloguo ol prices shall bo main
tained. This Is particularly relerablo to the Norili
vottern and St. l'aul stocks, tho former being
steadied under tbe single and double privileges of
Sir. Gould, aud tho lattor held firmly under the an
ticipation that regular dividends will bo es
tablished upon both classes of stock st the annual
meeting, to bo bold next month. In fuct, the same
hopes are entertained with regard to the Morihwost
?hares, even by partios who are loudest in denuncia
tion of Mr. Gould and who prolcss to believe that the
passage oi tho control ol the road lulo his bauds
moans nothing less than uu unmitigated smash. A
mouto, however, ts a long time in tho history of
Wall street, aud It will bo extraordinary It halt a
dozen schemes are not set aloot to break up spocu- I
lotion in the grantors before the days ilxod for tbe
wnnual meetings occur. Beyond the usual amount of
thlmble-rlgglng in Lake Shore (which is mean
ingless if taken to indicate a popular estima
tion of its value), but little attention was
paid to tho favorite. Pretty much everything
that could be said to tbo detriment ol tbe property
has already been said, and on the other hand there ap
pears to bo uothlng particularly cheerful to bo advanced
In Its fnvor. Consequently tlio traders tamillar to Its
precincts stand Idle and look glum, aud nro lorced,
Micawber like, to wait for something to turn up. A
?harp advance during tho last half hour in Delaware
and Lackawanna partially relieved tbe prevailing
monotony, but it possessed no moro significance than
usually attaches to tlio financial filp-fiups with which
the street Is so familiar. To sum up, business to
day has been sololy that of a broker's market, atlect
Ing no prominent interests, meunlng nothing, and of
as Utile moment as though It had never been trans
acted.
Tbo opening pricos of stocks at tbe Board to-day
wero as follows:?Erie, 11 ^ ; Lako Shore, 82?4; Wa
bash, lb; Northwestern, 61 >4; do. preferred, 72; Kock
island, 1U5\,; Mllwaakco and SL Paul, 60>4; da pre
ferred, 74,'i; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
*2*4; New Jersey Central. 17)4; Delaware and Hudson
Canal, 63; Morris and Essox, 79; Michigan Central,
71; Illinois Central, 76)4; Union Pacific, <i0>?; Chicago,
Burlington and Qulncy, 10214; Chicago and Ailou,
72>.; C., C. and L C., 4; llunmbal aud SL Joseph
preferred, 27)4; Western Union, 80*4; Atlantic
and l'uciflc Tolegrapb, 22; Pacific Mall,
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
The closing quotations ut three 1'. M. wcro:?
Hid. A.iu'rt. Hi,I. AikriL
At A Poc TeL... 21 14 22)4 Kansas Pacific.. s)4 H':
Chi A N\V 61J4 62 Lako Shore.... 02',, 02*4
Chi A NW pref. 72;'? 72;i Mich Central.. 71 71'..
Chi, ltk I A Poc. ION*4 10 .*4 M.irrla A Essex. 7t?>4 7t?7g
Chi, llur A U...101H 102 .Mil A St Paul . 01'4 61)2
C.CAlC 4>u 4>a Mil A St Paul pt 74*4 76
C. C, C A 1 2.. ', 20 Maripoaa 1*4 2
Clove A l'ltts... 7o)a 70'? .Mariposa prel'. 1 \ 0
Chi A Alton 72711 N Y Central ...10*1)2 100)4
Chi A Alton pi.. 00)4 10O NJ Central.... 17?a 17*a
Consiili'u Coal.. 2-> 2S SJ southern.. 1', l'a
Canton 14 10 Ulno A Mi,a.... hC S'a
Del. Lack A W. 01'a I4V Pacific Mall.... 30)J 21
Del A Hud Can. 64*4 .'a Panama 12o 124
Adams Expresa. 102-1, loll Pitta A Pt W... thtjtf Ol
American Ex... 4u'a 40)4 Quicksilver 10)4 17)4
I s Express.... 4S 40 Quicksilver prof 111 hi
Wulla-f urgo Ex. HUf? l?i St 1. A 1 M 7 M)2
Erie US ll?i ML, KUAN.. 4*4 4?!
liarlem 147 l is St L, K C A N pi 2t?'I 21' ,
Ban A si Jo.... 11)4 11)4 lol, W AW ... I 4'? 14'4
II an A st Jo prof 27 U 2M Union Pacific.. 00 - 00)4
Illinois Central. 70\ 77 Wost Union lei So', Bl.'4
nitiHKBT AND LOW 1.8r.
The following wero tho highest and lowcat prlcoa
Of Blocks to-day:?
lliyht.it. Low-it.
Chicago and Northwestern 62 51>4
Clilgugo and Northwestern prulorrcd... 71) *2
Clov., CoL Cincinnati ami ludUuupolls.. 20 '-.'1)4
iluluwaro, l.ackawuunu anil Western., .'id1, 62',
liaiawuro aud Hudson Canal 65 60
J?rle 11# 11 Ji
Illinois Central 7'C, 70,',
l.nke shore..,. 60 02',
Micuigau Central 71 71
Morris and Kbbcx 70S *'J
Milwaukee and fat. l'.ul 61S 60'a
Milwaukee aud St. l'aul prelerred J4,S 74.',
New Jer*cy Contral 17.S IV',
I'nciUc Mail 21 20',
Toledo. Wabash and Western 16 14.',
Vuluu l'.teillc 00', CO',
AVuBlern L'uiou Telegraph bi.1, buJt
TOS MOSXy MAKkKT.
Money on call was easy to-day at 4 a 6 per cont and
mt tho close went down to 3# * * per corn. Tho fol
lowing wore the rates ol exchange on New York at
the undermentioned cities to-day:?Savannah, buying
1-18 premium, soiling ', premium; Charleston, ou*y,
}, premium, a-lii u a-10premium; fat. Louis, 'JO pre
mium ; Now Orleans, par a 1-10 premium, premium;
Chicago, 00 proiulum, and lloston, 12>,c. di.count.
Foreign exchange wits quiet, with aotuul business at
A SO for baukers' sixty days sterling bills, and at
488# lor demand.
1HK GOLD MARKKT.
Gold oiiened at 100?, and cloned at 100#. The car
rying rules wore flat to 2# l'ur cent.
OOLD CLEARINUH AT TUS SATIUX AL IIANk OF TUB STATU
or XKW YORK.
Cold balances #936,782
Currency balances 939,711
Gold cleariugs 7,62u,OdO
CLKAHIKU UOtlSK STATKMKXT.
Currency excunngos #76,663,8'J2
Currency halancus 3,20*.201
Cold exchanges 12,317,011"
Cold balances 1,240,040
GOVUKSMKNT BUXIM.
Tho market Tor government bonds was very active
?nd strong to-day ami a general Irnciioual advance
was made. It was stntou that tho Syndicate haa
already, dlspoecd of tho lurgur part ol tho last con
signment ol 4# per cents and that an application
will probably be mudo for the Jaly instalment. The
following wero tho closing quotations
Bui. A'ltd.
United Stales currency sixes lli'Si lit','
United States sixes, lb^l, reglsterod. lb* , 107',
U' 11 lied Mules ?i\t?, 1881, e upon... 107', 1"<#
U ulltd Mates .Ixe-, 1865. new, regis, 10.1 '4 lot
Uu.too Mutton sixee, W>6. coup n.... I?ki# 1'4
U oiled -laics ?ixe-. I*67, r< ; sirred. Jo*', Ibd#
United Mate* eix-n, 1-67, cuupou.... 106 166
Untied Mates sixes, l-'.s, registered. loo 109\,
fluted Mates sixes, lsos, coupoe,... 190# loo1,
toiled State- leu loriiee, reg.et-reu. 1'j.j , 106
United fautas ten-iortie-, coupon,... I1.6# l"i
L'niieu Stales fives, 1--1. registered. K4 1'4#
United Hlates fives, 1?-1. coupon .. loA1, I'M#
United Males 4v,'s, l?9l, registered. 163 ,' 1?W#
Untied stale* 4#'*, 1891. coupon.... i<&^- liki-4
Lulled faunas lours. 1907. regtvwred. io? , V*>\
L'uited ?taies lours, 1P67, coupon... 100,', Ibv#
tri roKtius MAKxar.
The London advices report consols op to 9' # for
money and to 96# a 95 >, for the accoont United
Stales bonds are # a # lower than at the close on
tiaturday except lor tcn-lorttes, which ere unchanged.
Lrlo loll off to 12V, and rallied 10 12',. Illinois Cen
tral advanced nearly 1 per com, selling up to 71#.
Now Jersey Central stock rose # per cent to I*',, and
da Consolidated firsts 2 per cont to 75. At Paris rentes
roeo 10 1091. 42#c. The closing prices In l/mdnn
were:?Consols for money 96#; do. lor account, 96#
k 95#; new 4# Dcr cont bunds, 104)4; Ove twenty
bunds ol 16fl7, 108% ; ten forty bonds, 107 ; livei of
1861, 10U; Krlo common shares, 12#; Kris prelerred
shares, 30; Now Jersey Central, 18?,; Illinois Central,
STATS BOSKS.
Blste bonds at the Hoard were doll, with salon ?on
flned to Lonislana sevens and Missouri sues.
It AILROAb BOX IIS.
Railroad bonds were very strong, with the largA
rlee?3), per cent?in C , C. and I, O. firsts, to 44; C.,
V. and L C. senooda advanced 2# per cent, to 10>4;
Central Pacific gold bonds 1 per cent, to 107; North
I wen gold sevens %. to 99 V, and New Jersey Central
convertibles Vt to 71. Tlio otUer changes were as lol
lovrs:?An adr.inceol V iu Northwestern firsts, Albany
and Susquehanna seconds, New Yuric Elevated firsts,
Union Pacific firsts. Union Pacific sinking lunds, l'acifio
Railroad ol Missouri firsts, Lehigh and Wtlkesbarre
consols and Canada Southern debentures, and >4
Northwestern firsts and Hannibal and St. Joseph
eighths, convertible.
FtllLADKLPlIIA STOCKS.
The closing prices of Pnlladelpbla stocks wore:?
Hid. Asked
City sixes, new 113 V 1U
United Railroads ol New Jersey ... li'JV 120
Pouusylvauta Railroad 28J,' 28V
Kcaului; Railroad 13>, lit
Lehigh Valley Railroad.............. 37 37 V
j'b .ladeiphla and Erie Railroad...... 7 7'V
Schuylkill Navigation pretsrred.... 6 7
Northern Central Railroad 13V V
Lebiith Navigation 16V
Pittsburg, i'llu-ivilla aud BuOalo M 6'a
Hestonvillo Rallwuy 7V 7,V
Central Transportation 38V 29
KIM Mi 8HAKK&
The following were the opening prices of mining
stocks at Ban Francisco to-day:?Gould & Curry, 6 V ;
'.savage, 11; Chollar l'otosi, 3b; Oplilr, 32V; He'd &
Norcross, 7V; Crown Point, 3V; 'Yellow Jacket, 7;
Belcher, 3; Virginia Consolidated, 14V; Calliornin,
26; Overman, ?V; Raymond & Ely, 3; Best At Bel.
cher, 16; Union Consolidated, 4; Alpha, 3V; Sierra
Nevada, 3; Mexican, 9; Eureka Consolidated, 6; Jus.
tlcc, 6V; Utah, 9; Tip Top, IV; NavnJo, V'
?Assessment paid.
The closing prices In San Francisco were:?
Alpha 7V Hsie At Norcross .... 7V
Alia 8 Julia Consolidated..
Belcher 2 % Justice 6 V
Best At Belcher 14 I.oopard >4
Bullion 3.V Mexican
Caledonia... IV Ophlr 32V
California 26 V Ovcrinuu 9.V
Chollnr 29 Raymond At Ely &?(
Consolidated Virginia 14 V Savuge 19
Crown Point 3V Slorra Nevada 37{
Eureka Consolidated. 69V Silver Hill IV
Exchequer 2'V Union Consolidated. 3V
Gould A Curry Yollow Jacket,..... 7
GraudPrlzo 3V
Mt Molt A.N OA.
The total salos or stucks at tbo Board to-day aggre
gated 93,3b0 shares.
The lollowlbg despatch was received from Sau Frun
cisco to-day:?The bulliou yield ol tbo Comstock
mines lor tbo past quarter was ovor $10,000,009. Tbo
boistlug at the C. aud C. shult was resumed oa Satur
day. The workings In ilia Consolidated Virginia were
only partially suspended; It Is not proposod to stop
the dividends while repairs are being inado in tbo
main shaft Consolidated Virginia ore averagos $80;
California, $90 per ton.
Tbo following despatch from the West gives the
movement of grain at somo of tbo loading points
there to-day :?
Receipts. Shipment*.
Chicago? liushels. Jtfushch.
Wheat 118,722 118,072
Corn 217,983 436,006
Milwaukee?
Wneat 139,000 242,000
Corn 800 700
An election lor directors and Inspectors of the
Flushing, North Snore and Contral Railroad of Long
Island was held yesterday, and tbe following gentlo
men were chosen:?Directors?Morris Franklin, John
W. Lawronco, Adolph Popponhusen, Charles Knob
lauch, Isaac Sherwood, Henry Clomont, Herman
Funke, Elizur D. Hinsdale, John D. Locke, Samuel
B. Parsons, Edward E. Bpraguo, Carl Vtotor, Fred
erick A. Potts. Inspectors?Charles Lever, Isaac
Bloodgood, George B. Roe.
NEW YOUR STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Monday, May 6, 1878.
BEFORE CAI.L-10 A. M.
?6000 Great Welt 2d.. 83 2iO?h? St Paul 0 30?.
KKXX) Lehljrb A W B o 4")4 300 do |3 50tf
4000 0, 0 A I C 2d.... 10 300 do 50),
Kmxio N VV c, r, K bill.. 00 200 do 6O*,
4000 do c 00 403 do 5IIV
20 ahi I>el A llud... .c 63?4 1003 do bS 30*J
3"0 I-hcIOc Mali 211'a 100 do b3 50)4
100We*lcrn Union...e 8n?4 130bt Paul pref ail 74"4
30 do 81 600 do 74'i
2(11 do 80V 600 do 74'i
27 NY I) A lludion... 108)2 loMorm A Kacex.... 711)4
?U?) Erie 11 76 U. UA1C 4)4
200 do bit 11)4 100 do 4
1100Lake Shore 02', 100 do 4'V
10O do. c 02"., 100 do 4)|
31*) do |3 Oj1, itOOWabaah 15
100 do 02', 3?) do 141*
? " 02,'2 200 do 14',
ii-'lZ - -1"
6oo do ....1)3
2i*) do".".'.'.*."....... <12Vj 4')0 do............ 14'i
71*) do 02*. 2O0 do 14,'J
5i H) do "-la ?"*) do 16
800 Michigan Central. 71 40") do 14'4
201) lllluoli Central.... 70** loo do 14'1
5<) do 71. 100 do )4'|'
41*) N'ortliwciti ru. ?.... 51), 100 do 16
7(*) do 61), 1)00 do 15 V
201) do 51)? 200 do b3 15
21*1 do 51)4 200 do 14V
1100 NoitUweatoru pi.. 72 200 do ?3 15
11 Pitt* A Pi Wayne. 01 70i) Del, l.uct A Weit. 52V
5(*J KaniM Untitle.... 8'i 800 do 52').
500 81 Paul 50), 300 do 63 %
10-15 A. M.
$10000 US 0-1. 18*1, c. 107V $4000 US 4,V*. r.'Bl.b3 loilV
5)*>00 Ui45.20,r,W?.n.58 llWTi, I***) U?4 Vi.e.'Ol.bc c 103*,
H**) l.'S 6 2o.c.'tl5.n e 10 li*>) do be 108)2
351)00 US 5-20. c. 1807. 1 '** ;! 151**1 US 4'*. am cou.. 100'i
1HA**) US 5-H. 10-40, r. 106V 4000 US 4'?, r,lU07.be 10U)J
lOoUO US 5'a. '81. cou.. 104;',
11:15 A. M.
?2500 US O'e, '81, e..be 107), $VX) US 6-20,c.'<B.n.e KJCIV
111**1 US 5-20. c. imr7. l(?!*i ?**) US 5'*,IO-4U.r.be 100
HOOU0 US 4)4'l,r.'01.b3 1031, 20000 do be 105)4
FIRST BOARD?10:30 A. 51.
CSOOOChl A Alton lit. 11.I), ft >hi III Can TOV
IOUIUIK'1 A (> l?t, c. 23 lOOOUb A NW...bc b3 51)4
li*A) N J Con i on .... 71 100 do e 51),
.MAX) UhA.NWocKb h:i)4 800 do 51 V
11500 do 00 I'JO do 51',
.xx)Ob A SW lit.... 100 300 oo e 6l'j
lOooO lib A MW eon... 108)4 20j do ,3 51',
IKlDH.t KA N let.. HS', i?*) do 52
2000 Alb A >ut 2d... !?8 2<)0 do 62V
li*X) Mieli So ? 1 1IH*, 100 do 52
4oO > no 108 2i*> do 51V
lixi.NYKItlil. be so 1(0 Ub A N)V of....be 72'?
1000 S Y C lit, C 120*4 13 do 72),
liaxxt North Mo 1st lob, Mo do 72*,
wOIOCii 15c In loi'J, 303 do 72',
12HO.I do 1(>7 II*) do 72'i
10. *) Union Pnc if... !*? )4 3<J0 t;o 72',
5t*K> Pacol Mo lit.... loi'J 100N J Ceil.... be 17>,
OiKJU do b3 102 S do 17',
161**) Soutb I'ac 111... 711)4 21*3 oo 1?'2
21**) P. I t W A C lit. 120 200 Ch A It I be 106',
MOUOU. U8IU lit... 44 HP, Kt W A V g .... !'l
2'*"3U. U A 1 C 2d ... 15)4 300 0, M A StP..be b3 5n\
2 **J do 1(1 400 do ftoV
4(*?) do 1H>4 6uO do 60',
31**) Tol A W 2d 81 100 do e 6o'?.
4'?M> M A St I* 8', l.be 118*4 IK*) do b.'l 51
231**1 H A St J Hie.be 8H), lino do 61
I.'***) ( in So d c 70 801) t|,> 6I14
2<K*) do 7H)4 li*) do 0 61,
I'm)Cm Kb lie U*l)% 1<*) do M
7i**> do be lo7 100 do ... l>3 5l'4
21) ?b? Hno* of Cora.. 112 7i?) do 51
4 1 t ulon Hank....... 14) 3HO do 51,'4
1U) Am 1 * pre u . 60 i;>oo do.... 61',
oil ? '-no amin ? u. ,? ,r ?... -1.
1.1
1(*3 I
ID) Del .
100 , . __
21*) Weit Un Tel....be 81-, '??) do .. ........ 5:i
lia> do c 8,-, 2*) Oo 53),
:**) do ill si', 2") do 63',
.1'*) do . 81*, 2?) do 63
100PeeMillbMOe.be 2"', 7"i3 do b.3 .">3',
100 r.rle be II ", 21 *>Wnba?h be 15
3'*) 11,', 21*) do 14V
4 > Mich Con l.o 7"', l'*l Morri* A 1-: iicx.hc 71'
J<*i do 71'* I") Tli',
2D ilo ISO tls', U?)NJ Southern.. .be I*,
3 *) L S A MS be U3 H.'.'4 !?*? Cb, 11 A (4 be I02*.
306 do 02), ll?) do 102",
Jill*) do 02), loOSt li, KUAN ,.l>c I,1,
500 do.. c ('-", 2i*) St L. K (' A S pl.l>e 2n
3)**
>ti do be :*'*4 40()C, M A St 1" pf..l?c 74??
.1 Ademi Kxpreee.be lui), 2'*) do c 74),
Ml Pull PC Co be 74 200 do b3 7)',
el Del A II Cau....be 53 4 ?) do..,.. 744.
,j do 5'I'? '?> Del, I.uck A W. .be 53',
100 do '.... 20)4
1,?|-*v 11 k) do .......,..0 2
BS fcr.v.v- g!. *3>
Hr fcr3 s B Z-zzz* ?
:i'?) III Ceil be 7?'*4 36 do *
11)1 (10 ? e e e # ? e e # e e e ? * 1 *4
BEFORE CALL?1:1:30 P. M.
-!m i3S,h,Ndorih.?.rt.?.,:c SS
'Smi f!eu a'si J 8'i,c S0'4 aw % b3 73
.14)0 Morrli A ft Ul.. I'*' - do""l"".l. 72'4
3,11)11 W.t ut. 8H.xe 57)4 *w to ? 7IS
i*D ut V)fitera.dd. 8> onirii" li'a
JS'e wl d,"W,....V:.M 17.'J
3O0J) 7?'* m No 18 18 25 Itock liland lit'1,
'.^.I^'do ...: 17H - *!'?
7(M)NJ coetrell.t^ uK |?(W" I50'4
,") ?h. We.t I nlou.e3 s ; 1 74 *
^ , infC 10u Del, Laok k W..i6 58
Jw1 "'V-l.T.'i:::::
Northwilurn gJ> J
IMbSO P. M.
TOWRrfta: 88f TSSW.^'S" 88
1:30 P. M.
t b**) ub o-i ^ 1881.13 10744 $3000 US 5'. ce. is8i.. KM44
)4;:J0 P. M.
f\i? ft) US ')'? e, '*1 .be 10744 $40000 US O'eep. I88i l?34)k
V***) Us 5 20 I p, 1807 10#*4
SECOND BOARD?1 P.
?inr*) Iami*eua 7'i em 70 50iheMicliCcnt .be 7144
f. ?) Sur. (. H A S l"l "8 13 do ............. ' '?
30Wi;kIAP'('*,I?I7. 1<)8^ ?*) ti m A M ?o.be i3 im.
I'**)N j ont lit,eon 74 2:**) do '?.?
a 74)4 ||?M) do I.) 07V
I'MMkiN J Ciut eenirl. 7:i loo Ueten Pacl?e...te
2'**M l,i A SW III m 1"*K M?f' v , to ??????? ? "l',*
2H*)( A .(Aenridbd, O.I 35 ? ''? iitt
7i*W( L A W M ren ... 41 .M*)ChleANW be ? U)
limi VofrliAi.eeenlil MH OW to iljij
411*1 Brie 2d m 1""\ ...
|i**? Ohio A Alton Ine I'** :n?) (.ble A N(A pf.. .lie 7..,
Kil l S * (J l?t "? roil. 12014 4<?l do '*-?
2000 * W?n* 0 e,'83 toa 100 Mo ,...eOO |3
21000 O A Men ??.?!* 9H 100 0, C. C * 1 26
12tHJ0 Cent Pac icld oda 1"7 200 do bo 96
HMIO il ? 1"7li lot) do -?'%
:??? i(' I'l at.SanJnubr 85), 10" do V?1 V
100 > Ci'liiiu.CAO br. sh luo-:iilc A K 1 bo
15'HJO Liilou 1'nc 1*1 in 107 5" > Waba*:t be UV
2J<NJ) do . 1"7V 700 Uo 14),
11KNI Sollto I'oo lit IU 7ti\? lot) do 14'.
IIOI Pac of Mo lit ui 101. a loo do it ll'j
2"00 do 1"2 1" Hur, C K A N....bc 20
1"X)T A W lit, x con 9H* 00 do 21
4"00 do 00 1100 Okie, M k St I*, be 01
20000 Tol k W?b 2d in 8. 600 do 90ft
5000 O.C, k I C lat.uc 44 lot) do 51
40UI) (H lull 24 m.,. S4ft 1100 do 51ft
lOOU Kai.Plat.JADbc 11" IDK) do 51
20 aba dorcboDla' Hk 1"" 3"" do ?'>''%
10" iiul .1 IIuj be 53ft 100Cble.MAStrpf .be 74',
6"0 Ont SUver.Mio'tf.bo 8"'% 25 do 74 'a
10 Anier Kxpreaa 5"'J 1000 do t-3 7474
loo At A l'?c Tel.. .be 22 HO" Del,Lack A West, bo 62
1<K) Wiit I'niou. .be b2 Sift I0u Cblc A Altou 721%
2"0 d bd SI 25 Chic A Altou pl.be ltd1
100 PiciQc Mail, .be a3 2t2U0 Kanaaa Pac. .be all 8ft
100 Brio be 113%
2:31) TO 3 P. M.
K Pa no No 16. 18 100 oh* Northw'n prof. 72ft
HOOO do. b3 IS 100 Wabaali b5 14.ft
lWAX) South Pac lbt ui 77 IU<J do ilo 14'?
2" bin AdHim Ex.... 10274 O'XJ do 14ft
I"" 1'iiilm.tu'i P 0 Co. 71 10t) do .....b3 1474
lOJ Del A liudioa. .. 53* DXtBtPaol b3 50V
l"0 <lu 5?ft 100 do 5" J4
loo do 53*' 500 do b3 51
50 do 54 1100 do 51
100 do 5474 300 do 5lft
3<JO do 55 3tJO do 51 ft
1"0 A A P Telegrnptt.. 22 200 St l'uul prelerred. 74V
400 Wi iteru Union ... HI* 500 do b3 74/.,
5; - -- - ..,,7
4"0 J
100
100
0 Central of N J 1774 1001) an ....??.....
10" Laxu sbore........ 02). 1000 do
1300 do 027, 1200 do
400 do 09ft SO) do
lklJO do 62?? 400 uo ....
2"0 do 0274 100 Morn, A Ebiex...
200 Kkuih* Pacific..... 8), 15 do
100 Northw.-sieru .atk) 51 lliOC.CAIC
3"0 do 51* 400 do 4'%
DUO do 5174 loost LAKC prof... 2<>s
100 do 51ft 100 N Joraey boutU'n. 17s
5 XY*cJnk Hitdaoti. 10"ft 000 Del. Lack A Wert. 53V
hi Mich Ooutral 71 5(J" do 63ft
K> do |30 00)4 400 do 5. f
10 no 71 100 do. ?3.?
NEW YOllR MINING STOCK I-XCHANGIC
Monday, May 0, 1878.
FIRST BOARD?11 A. M.
100 ih* Dahlonega..be .IS 100 aha l'lutnaa blO 4.00
100 do be .IS 2"0 do 4.00
lOO du bo o .18 100 do b5 4."5
500 do bee .IS 200 Lecroaae b: .43
600 do be c .IS 500 do be c .44
5t)0 do be .IS l'X) do. be 65 .45
100 do bo .ID 500 do be .4-1
100 do be bf? .18 300 do be .44
do be b5 .Is 500 do be 44
do bee .IS lOO do be 63 .44
do be .18 100 do bo .44
do be .18 lOO do bo 63 .44
be .18 500 do be ,44
do be e .17 10J do bo .44
100
1(10
100
1U0
100 do
100
100
100
100 do.
.be e .17 100 uo be .44
100 do. I c bl5 .1H 100 do be .44
Id) do be blO .18 lUO do be .44
1200 do be s3 .17 5W) do bo .44
3oO do be .18 500 do be .14
211) do be b5 .18 500 do be b3 .41
51 jO do bO .18 500 do be b3 .44
50O do b3 .18 50O do. be b8 .44
500 do >8 500 do be ,44
300 do '8 100 do be .44
500 do Is 100 ?lo bo .44
6(H) do *18 500 do be ,4-1
100 do b5 .18 5(H) do be .44
5(H) Borth11AEditb.bc c .15 10 Northern Hollo.ae 5.1)0
lOH) do bcblO .15 Am Kl?i;.. .11 bid. .14 askod
jm do i3 .14 Am Con.xd. .5), bid. D naked
lOOCaahtar 1-4" Knllioii bid, 5 naked
lOO do 1.40 Helelier.... ?bid, 4), naked
100 do 1-40 lliickeye 30 bid. ? naked
100 do 1-40 Oun Vn....15* bid. 10 iiiacd
100 do 1-40 Jliiklll,xd,4.55bld.4.UO naked
loCuliforulu ?c 20 JulU ? bid. d.'? nakod
100 ? --
' SECOND BOARD?1 P. M.
rjOO.biBAEd.b.blO .15
as. M
21)00 do bo alO .15 Buckeye.. .30 bid. . lu u?kcu
500 do b3t) .10 CHllloruln.20'4 bid, 27 naked
loo Cold 1'lncor 1.40 Clevel'd.3.10 bid, 3.45 naked
500 l.ncroaaa be a3 .43 Con a Vn.. .14), bid. 15 nakod I
looriutuni b3 4.00 Ciuhler.. 1.40 bid, 1.60 naked
100 do 4 1X1 lluktlLxd,4.50bld.4.8"nakod
300 do nc 0 3.D5 Imperial ? bid, .85 naked
300 do uc b3U 4 05 Kliiya.Mi. 1.00 bid. 1.75 naked
5uo Dabloiiexn.. ..bee .17 Mnnpoaa 1 bid. 2), naked
2<H) do be b3 .17 Mar pret...IV bid. 3ft naked
*<00 do .......be o .17 Mo.<ae 77% bid, 8), nsiced
lufl do bee .17 Memphia 10 bid. ? nakod
100 do bee .17 6ortu Belle. ? bid, OV naked
->ijo do .17 NV A Col.. ? bid, 2.00 nakod
100 do 17 Ontario.. ..85* bid, ? naked
500 do 17 honton ? bid. 2 naked
4o0 do 17
THIRD BOARD?2:30 P, M.
20 aha Callfor..be alO 20V 5'HJaba Lncroaao....a8 .80
100 Dahloneua -17 50.) do 3v)
400 do 17 1000 3D
10UO do a tO .10 5"U do 40
100 do 17 500 do .40
lOO do 17 100 do.... 06 .41
100 du a30 .17 20(1 do all) .41
500 do ac b2<) .IS 200 do blO .42
2(H) Lacroaae be .43 503 do 42
luoo do ..bo .42 -IX) do 42
500 do bo b30 .43 luO Mooae 7
2 H) do beb3" .43 100 do 7
lOO do be C -42 100 do b30 7J,
1 100 do be .41 1'"' Plutnaa 4.00
.4" 100 do blO 4.06
10J do.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
cotton: bpot unchanged; futures closed
STEADY?FLOOR STEADY?WHEAT EASIER?
COBN KAHIkR?OATS STEADY?WHISKEY NOMI
NAL?PORK QUIET?LARD FIRM?PETRO
LEUM UNCHANOED ?OILS I IBM? SPIRITS
TURPENTINE DULL?ROSIN DULL?COFFEE
FIRM?SUGAR FIRM.
Monday, May 6?(5 P. V.
Business was fair to-day save in a fow commodities.
Tho markols were mostly steady, but tbere were some
exceptions. On 'Change Hour was steady. Wheat
was easier under large roceipis and with free sellers,
who, however, tried to kaop tho market up. Corn
was also easier under large arrivals. Out* were steady.
Fork was quiet. l.sru firm. Groceries wero firm. Cotton
on the spot was unchanged. Fntures closed .-toady. Na
val stores were duIL Oils firm. Petroleum dull, but un
changed.
Corvxa.?Tlia market for Rio was quiet but brm. Mild
coflno was steady: 2,000 bugs Laguoyrn, ea Scud, sold on
private terms. We qnole:?Ordinary carguee a
It.'a'c.; fair da., 10c.: good do., l(i(,c.; prhao do., 17c.
a 17'4c. ( extreme range for lote, lh?4c. a 18?4'c.; Santos,
fair to good. I'O^a a Iti!4e., gold, UO duya: Java,
government bags, 20c. a 2l*je ; do., grant mats, 20c.
a 22',c., Singapore. 17c. a is'.c.; Ceylon, 15c. a 17c.;
Maracalbo. lilc. a )d>?c.; Lagunyra. 13c. a 15ljc.; Jamaica,
13c. a 10c : 8b Doniingo, 12,'gC. a 13c.; Porto Kloo, 15c.
a 17c. ; Costa ltlcx. He. a 17)ta l Mexican. a 10c.;
.Macassar. 17a a IHr.; Angostura, 15c. a ln,'gc. , Suvaulllu,
13c. a I'l'.c. : Curacoa, 13c. a It.',,!.
Cotton ou the spot was null, tiut uomlnally unchauged.
Futures opened I a 0 points lower, but closed steady at
about tln> opening prices. Tlie ollli lal closing prices to-day,
compare,! with Saturday's, were us follows:?
Nu/nn/uy, M'ly 4. Motility, MnuO.
May... lo.bft a 1(180 May lo.oo u 10 hi
Juno..,.. 1(1 (15 a UUItl June lo.!?> a lO 111
July 11.05 a ? July 1O.II0 a ?
August 1107 n 11.on August 11.01 a 11 01
September.... 1U7(I a 10.77 bepteuiber . .. li?.71 a ?
October lU.Wi ? October 10.58 a 10.54
November 1U.4U a 1(1.50 November lo 43 a 10.44
December 10.5nullJ.5l December in 14 a ID 45
January 10.5B a KUIt January 1(1.53 a 1C.54
February 1(168 a 10 7(> February...... KJ ii l a ID.D4
March 10 82 a IU.H4 Mar. It 10 72 a 10 73
April Ill U3 a 10,(XI Aoril 1(1.83 a 10.8(1
? ( urrcnt prices of spot cotton ttue lullowing quotations
are bnse.i on American stuodar.l ol claaslttcatloil ai d on
cotton In store, running In qualltv not more tnan half a
glade above or belo,. the grade quoted)
Vi'litmh. .tlrrenmrr. .V. Orb una. TVxi*.
Ordinary 7 13-DI 7 13 10 7 15 10 715-10
Strict ordinary...... 8 '.1-16 s ti-It) 8 II.Ill Nlliu
O'lotI ordinary....... I* 0 !>' , l)(2
Strict good ordinary. ('.'? '.Oj ll\, <t?n
l.ow middling 10 111 |l|i; lip.
strict low middling. 10 5-1(1 Id 5-1(1 III 7-1(1 lo 7 10
Middling 1(0, lii', |()V II iV
(loo,I middling II II J | 'g j; ?
Strict good middling II 5-16 11 5-16 II 7-16 II 7-16
Middling lair II 13 10 II 13 Id II |5-10 || 15 |0
Fair 12 5-1(1 12 5-10 12 7-10 12 7-10
-Slaincd?(I,rod ordinary, 7 I3 I0,.; strict good ordinary,
8 SI-10c.; lew middling, II 1-IOc.; middling, P 11.|0e. Sales
ol strut cotton : ?
Fir-/Joy NoI AV'y. TotoL
Consumption 1113 I.hi 343
Speculation 45 170 216
Totals 238 320 538
? Delivered ou contract, 1.700 bales, Haturdav. For future
delivery tho sulci were is followsSaturday, alter two I'.
M?May, OOO hales nt lO.SSc.. 3IIO at Kt87c. 1 lOO at
l(l.80e.; Juno. Odd at 10 07c.. 500 at 10 U6a; July. l.(**J
nt 1107c, leKsial 11. (6c., SOU at 11.05c ; August lOiat
11DO0..4DO at ll.OHc .lUSIat I l.07e ; Scptuml er. I'd at
10.78c. ; October. 2tsi at 10 Ouc . 4'*) nt I (Wide. Total. 7.000
hales. To-day. up to two I'. M. ?May. 7U0 bales .it 10 HO
NDO at IDSJo. I'*' at tU8|a, I.KJO nt Id.71*., 000 at
111.78c . 5 n at 10.77c., 100 (short notlcoi at K>.7(lc.
Hon at I0.77e., Wi (abort notice 8ili) at lo.76c.; June. 2'*J
hi lO '.rj .. 1,700 at Id.UIc , 4.2,*) at lo ODc.. 7'*> at Dt8i*c.,
8.31*1 at lo 6-o , 1 .'KS> at lo.87c., 1.ISKJ at lo suac , 1,11/) at
lo.87e.; July, 1,300 at Ur., 1,600 at IdiUBa., lloo at lo.KSc ,
I.300 at 10 07c., 31*1 at lD.f*lo? 4(*l at 10 D7o., 1,3(>D nt
lo.laie.; Angnst. ?*> at II.(He.. I,lot at 11.02a, ODU at
II.03c., l.ftWJat lie.. MOJat lo.imc., 2D0 at lie. Septem
ber. 100 at l').72o., 3i<) at 10.71c., mm at ln.7oe.. 11*. at
lllMa, 2'SI M lO.HWe.; October, loo ?l lo.,,V . gor .(
10.52c. Toenl, 28.r??j bales, tiraud total, 37.4DO bales.
The receipts at the ports were us follows(lalrcsion. 111
bales; New Orleans. I.MOd; Mobile, 47(1; Savannah. 484;
Charleston. 473; IV ilntiugton, lift; Noriolk. ?(??; New
York, 1.1/77: Philadelphia, 73 total. 5,164 bales. This day
I.ret weak,7,474 bales This day last year, ft,'S>5 hales. I o
tal store Seplenioer I, 4,ie*h.H2? bales. I niton freights
closed as follows:?In Havre, by steam, Afc.. compressed;
by sail, ,'ie To Hamburg, by steam, ;'te., curaprassed. To
Bremen. by stesm, ll-IHc , c onpro-sed; by sill, >fe To
Liverpool, . bv steam ; lit sail. 15 Old., comnressar).
I trrvl Ol, (JNSI*.?Ke'elpts?Fi'rtir, 22,120 bsia ; whast,
726.03 I bushels ; corn u?al,32" sacks; corn, 034,118 bush
els: usli, oo,423 do.; rye, >1,1*3 do.; barley, |O,10O dir i
barley malt, 4.22 , da. Flour was staid v, Willi a lair de
mand. Tire - lies. Inciudln ? state. Western end Soiitliern,
were ah not 13,.><) bbls., within ths aaitssed range. live
floor whs unlet, with sales or 4'sr hols lorn meal was
quiet. Willi setae ?| 3.5 J hhls. fees -1,200 bushels Canada
sot I at 83r Kye was quiet at 72*4e a 7He. for No. 2 Wset
orn ilarley and barlarmalt Were quiet. We quote-?
.so 2 state ?( (/) a 9-1 8ft
Snperflne state., . ..... 4 25a 4 75
Extra-lata. 5 Ud a 5 15
Ch"rcc "tale ........ 52.5 a 6:/'
Superfine Western 4'*) a 4 '13
l-.xira Western 5 far s 5 15
Minnesota & II ' ? *1 7)
Hound hoop Olno, shipping brands............ 5 lira , >
Itrmnd hoeji Ohio, trade brands 5 (era 7 76
Ksnilly 5 >13 a ?! Vt
city mills 5 no a ? '?>
8t. IhioIs, low extra ft 2 > a ft r/?
M. Eii'Ds, law ?tr. right 5.Via o '*>
St. Louis, choice double extra Ilida (I 2.3
Mt. Louts, chvlse laiuily..,.. ? 6 35 a 1 JU
3 SO a 4 33
Rye flonr.... ,8 50a 4 55
Rontonra. No. 2 ...????? 4 .toe 4 73
.southern. sBwerfinu 3on? 5 7">
S..uth ni. extra 3 7j # 8 111
S nillieru. laiully 2 4<) a 3 75
Corn iiiful, Wuitarn . 2 75 u 3 IV)
I.urn meal. while Western o ik> a - CMI
Corn meal. Jereey 3 IO a 3 15
Corn meal Braudywlne "ia ?
Corn luonl.nonclioonn ???? ftniJ prices
? w heat was depressed )>y Tory h?H]'y r?' !?.., .mils w.-re
woro rather lower. The ??'"? b!w*for No. 9 Chicago,
100,01)0 buiheta. at fl 22* a MM?^ .j Maw?uko?.
*1 33 e*l 22* for do. Juue. ?1 J* 2 04 n
?1 30* for So. I. SI 20 lor ungraded red w? ? (||(| ftr<t
f 1 31) ?or No. 3 do and <1 40 lor No l ?blte. - No
call 8,000 bnshela No. 2 spring ? . . wllra the bid and
Bale* at tbe second call. Tlio follow!nig w jjny,
asked prices at tU? second call r.?? $l 34 ??ked;
$1 SO bid. $1 35 askod; do lor June. ?1 j- ? ' asKe'l;
No. 2spring. lor May aud June *.--S. biu a; u>((|. dt(
No. 2 Northwest, for May. H-A ?ia,_* uanlor.bat
'cfoii.:: ^. slror ,ors i
% tbeftrst
51c. usaed". do. No.2,5-c.bId, o_,? ?? jjjVc uskoa ; Juno
48c. bid. 51c. ankod; do No Js 59c. bid. . **? ,, t|,u CH|ls
NoT 2. 33c. bid. 54c. a.Mod. Tbe sales between
were about 1O01WO bo.bols at 5U. a jl*u u 4?c. ior
mlxed: 52c a 53*c for No - ?"ft? mi xed Oats
No. 3 mixed, and 48*0. a J3C ior uutr .N?. 3 do.,
were firm, cloning an follow.: - No. 1 W "He ^ ^ .,1^0. a
Mf.i.'u ? extra anil No. 1 lillxC'l. * ? * .
85c. The #aliH were about wan quiet bu*.
Ilrnr AMI Jcrtc -ror booti tnai.?????* we "? uur.
ate.uy. Julu bulls were also steady .ana rum dr8gOT(j
rent of sales ol 1 000 bales. oouCle and
?175 a ?182 50 lor single. 9210 a ,t ?>j0,
%\M) a #175 lor und?ca?el; KuMlkj ?'eal!v., i#old;
Minn, 7c. . Sisal. j.?i~ . lent. a moderate demand
nn^r ^ rW 23c.''a
^^rda5V3^35c;m^,orado ?*?,?
Kc *? 2 Stl NOW Orleaw. now crop, common to
tontine was dull, but without
)V*'nu"!rl 'V'^^dne r V I1 5r2?U't'55 ;'t arr: *2 2a ;
piub! Advlosn ^'^^.'^'^o^VtMlned'VulT.
8197X Tar sUndy ? 'rurpentl.c steady ; bard. *1!
soft.nl 75. .|,Pirlt"??'e,-1gSavj|~ Jul,,soldat 50c. Tbe
40>^b bid, 50c. uikrdi Augnsi. ?>s?- bid. ? 47u uul
^ ?3n^4ViU&
du.' do.^'7Oo ^w 1 ntor?b 1 escl!eV liab, fdia : crude 1*. Sound.
45c.: Maine. 47c. a 60c. , .n,i .mcliauced, but
RKTBOLiiO*.?dellned was quiet ??, Ex
pu?b?bly a little tirm.*r *^lttcat06 wllfl macule, ouiy abuut
chan ire traue in crude ce K(liti 'rite murKut opened at
l!i.U0t? bbton having bee. -old. ^
$1 *.1H?4 and clobod lit $1 ? -a ua/c ,v ; retlued,
!" b^MlW' do1 itc^e "oU^cd ? uCc. tH ordinary
bnr.ndi '0&" f/^e- % ."rdl"?ry;1 r?"UUU'
I'UlladolDltia. lie. i at ^ilalli J'chfjkous opruud fully a" firm
.sPaUtrSa?n^^
13c ; .lersov and htoto. toe. a . ,n,x 2Hc ? 3iJc..
adelphla dry l' ?^,a, k*^i16J ? i?tf. "uve poultry?Nowls.
do., yearlings, dry tilebed^ n^ia 1Jo.'lk l4c.. |uwU.
Jersey. lNe.* .13- ? do Wenteru. 12c. a 13c.; roostcro.
Southern, l-<b ? ,nr'kovg. J.rsey, New York aud Rtnnsyl
per 10., 7c. a ^ tt'estcrn. per lb., 12c. a 130.;
vania. s'' york aiid I'onnsylvanla, per pair. 07c. a
ffSiS'w aC/l ?2; iSr aoion1btngU.h ^'aulpo.'"lur "^n,
^"i'liovisioss?Rocclpta?l'ork. /^"'^.I'^couf S
tiorces and 20 bbl?.. S ' 05 tlorcen. 150 bbln. and 000
tierces and i, uU|0t. closing at tbe second call as tol
ca?c?e 1 ork wji# qu 01.. so 40 bid. $^>50 uaked; July,
^f^^fSg^sbufA;
diarso'd6^u^,U ureVso^ bog? wore qn-''"^
Lnrdwas Brm cUmiuir ?5 b,d< 47 27* asked;
?T,lf fc7 3Ll'bid"*1 35 asked; seller year. $7 12* bid. *7 2.?
July, ?7 3U ota, f' ,j.b sales wore aoout o.iMXJ
asked; llecombei eV o bm ioo ^ j ulv. The
tlorcesnt?7 2oa*7 37*mrouu ^ ^o. ?,.a 250
spot sales wore -oO tiorso y alla 15o do.
tlo. Western at *7 ^7,,.-., r:nl,s st$7 53.
do., to aJrlv0* Wa Daeftfti(eik I Ho market wui dull
BtttterTKeoolpw; 3.104 pa ^ , a 2;jc . U!r t0
bUtdniHLK''^'Oe. ?choice old Siaio, 22c. a 24c.; fair to good
good, lHc. a -Ot..; uiot 1 do., common1*0
a? VC,iTm a'12* '^ "bVoso-Kaceipts, 3.489 box s. The
good. 10t., a 1-tj- u?0te : ? f ull cream at 11*0. a 12c.
",7c? ^itc-Eggs?Receipts, 1.573 bbls.
nnd nkimmod ?t 7 . d demand; no change in
Tbo market was, brm, won ago j aUcl nearby.
?.e?a lOcVrS Pam^lVX'-Uc. a 15c.f Western. 13c.
a l4c" ... ?,.rL?i was firm, uuder a good Jobbing do
m?d" "wS mimeCarolina, "air. 5*0. u iii ; good to
? ' i-i . .tike ? cliolci,<)*c. it 7a ; l'atua. 7a a 7*a.
currency * in brntd', 4o. ? 4*c.; Rangoon, in bond. d*a.
"'Stbain>it. ? Mccclptn, 50 lihds. and 18 bbls. Ino ma?kct
was quiet. Tor rafieod was firms 200 hhds.
Suuar. 1 be ma ^ alld 5^0 00. inolssses sugar
fBM at BVo^ 7c yur refined tbe market was very strong,
sold at 0*e-?7C. ror r? higher. Rentiers havo
and. In Bome cases, a i.ttie oign. tK|lir ra.
sold lully up to tb# supply, wo 1"
' V- i Mt " a oa ? off A. M*C. a 8*c.; crushed. H*a; i?iw
??????". n?
mWmsgKr-Hcjelp*s. 709bbls. Tho rosrkct was qnlot;
WAba\uinlk-KAtosli^gOBoral were steady uud the mors
.. mSalMiv active. Kngugements :-To Liverpool, by
Mdl 9?ooobsrbeU graln at 7.* i.. 00 lbs.; 200 ton. oil cake
?^.?rivateloriiii- aud. by stuurn. ltl,t>rt> bushels grniu at
SwS rtindards i.iw bo'xsa baton. 30..: 2,300 boxes do..
st'esm! 2.r''|Jpitckagcs
p'ovis'loiiiB pOvatji tornu ;,2l^ t^rce^bcet, wla
?un 3 500 Quarters grain. 5s. !M.; a Norwegian bark.
u?l, with S.owqu ? wltll 3 20O quarters grain. ???.
Vo^Uori.lor orders, wlrta.50. quarters gr.tlu at
17*Tb? b^bsl sblp^erj; wilh
tllh ?rVJwnwith nk> bbis.^ 10 fined
^purir^-^u^.^
wltb geuorsl cargo, iisn e w f Uu bark. hence to lb*
cblelly ob prirat ^ refined pitroleulu at 4s. lid.;
llaltlc. wltb 3 0U-? 3U1.) rruu p roUuu4 petroleum
*" AU*t,r : ' ,r ? hrmc. to Uoust.ntluoplo a. rates;
and 9??*ral cargo. ^ ir?m Boston to Calcutta, with
un American ?nip, . bllrg ,v<l tuns, henco to London
Ice at 12 ruP**' including grain at 8d irnr bushel; and
with general o. rgo. intma.ng,^^ tU# ^MU , ?imu.
nrbaV^" >u*-,or K"''D, "paij u'd,gr'by ?
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
Momur, m?>o, H7A
KLCKtm roN mi uit nrg*.
I miU sUh,i
nwi <i/> I
I'tnU. Herre*. ftorr. (hfccn. iuoAs. Uuj'.
Sixtieth ?tri>tt 6.120 51 U.b.itl U.JHO _ 2
Fortieth street ? ? ? ? 17,425
Jtrnjr t ttjr 5,HMO ? ? 9,441 14,034
Totals H.tml 51 3.490 ix.H.II 32.0,11
1'roli tu day 4.174 23 I.OwJ M.'.'oy 11,974
llkxvis.?Trade this forenoon was steady, hut slow
Quality ranged irom poor to good: in general coarse una
moderately lit I'lie herds to lisud wire nil .old oil by
noon, shy : it iMirtinn oi u lew carloads. which woro 1 to to
? rriro. Frlce* were Hlye. ? 1 Ic per lb., weight* 5)4 cwl.
n lo'4 cwt. From 53 lh*. n 50 II,*. hut heou allowed not.
with u lew mile* at 57 lbs. nit. At Sixtieth
street yurii* T. 0. I.istmiu sold lor self 71
cur* ul liorued emtio, lute* ** follow*1*1 fexiti
ktoer* ut "Mc. per lb., weight 0 i wt ; 72 Missouri
?leer* *t 9)4c. p*r lb., weight 7'4 twh ; lstl Missouri sucr*
? Iti'jc ptr lb., weight* 7V tel. ? 7'4cwt.; 08 lliinui*
steuii ut He. per In , weight 7 cwt,; 47 fllliiolu steers at l|l4c.
per III., weight 7S, cwt.; 124 Ilimelt stem ut V)tc. per lb.,
weight* 7.'i vwt. .. 7'4ewt ; 117 Illinois steer* at 0'4e. nor
lb , weight 7':, cwt.; 2I'> lilliiol* steers nl |lle. nor lb..
Weight* 71. cwt. uHcwl. Ulert A tare) enld lor seire* J m
Illinois kieert it 0<4c. n IIM,c. per lb, weight 7'*
cwt. M. Klrchway *oM lor *ell SI lltiriol*
eterr*?14 h -id st 1>*,n per lb., with 11 off o r held on 20
head and vie. nITper head on 25 ben t, weight* b'k ewt. u
7 ewt. n 7'4 ewt., *cint. >ind II heed ut lUc, per In., with
VI <>n per IiukI, would* 7'* cwl 1 II bend ut lib. per Hi.,
weight H'.j cwl . lilill* ,v llrown sold tor lelcc*
27 Illinois ?teer? ut Oljc. s Hl.l.C, per lb., weight
7 cwt. I Hit Illinois steer* ut 11?1. o. u lie. per
lb , weight M1, iwl. t'oun A Tliouipaon sold lor
*elve? 107 Illinois steer* from u lo'ac. per
lb., with SI Oir per lioil on Is head soi l it IU'4c.
nerln.; 19 head ul IU)*c., per lb., wnd ti liuid ut lie, per
lln?weight* H ewt. n 7)4 owl. usewt. 0. Kolni solo lor
holm A I-ur*t H bull*, live weight I,op) lb*, per head, it
H'tC per lb.; 22 hull*, lire w eight 1,410 Ills, pgr hel l, ut
4e. per III. ; 12 halls, livu weight 1,441 lb* per bold,it 4'4e.
per ill WI, still I.I. Pi M issotiri stein ul H'gC. u II p r
lb., weight 7\, cwt II. K IItitcbiird sold lor sell llw lilluoit
sto, r? it I'Se. u lo'4e. per lb. ? Including II iieud ut lie. per
H?.?well lit* 7ewt. i7l4ewt i7',cwt. | lorC. F ? ejn lds A
(io. 15 11111? ill ? steers it '.0,0. u lOe i I'd,': per lb . weight*
Oi* cwt , u 7l*c. u Sc. II. S. Koseuthiii * 'Id for h. Morris
sM Uiilorndo neer* ut ll'^e. par lb., weight 0.% cwt.; 4s Illi
nois steer* ut per III., weight 7'4 cwt.; 30 Illinois
atcer* at Hie. pei lo., with Vie. on per hs'ad on 15 bead,
weight 7,'j rwi.; lor 1*. Kothtchlld 147 Missouri st-rr*?
37 Iieud ut H',e. |ier In., irltli V1""lT on 24 bead, welglo*
0)4 r?t. an,1, cwt. | 75 heed it H'jc. per lb,, weight o't
ewt. ; 20 bend it 10c, per Ilk, weight 7)4 cwt ; 15 bead it
lo'4r. per lb., witli iiOc. olT per lieiii. weight 7'g cwt.
At .lersey riiy yard* tloiiey A Mcl'lierssou aolil lor Try I'm I
A < ti. 05 llllti'd* steer* at U)*e. per lb. And .Vie. on per
held, wnlgbt 7 ewt : on commission, 07 Illinois steer* at
l?'*?>. ? l"V. I'*r lh., weight* 11'4 cwt. ? 71* cwl. 1 lor K.
swope 51 Illinois steer* at !>4jc per lb , weight 7 cwt.; lor
nwppe A Reynold* 110 lutllano steer* it He. ? li'4c. per III.,
welgut H)g cwl ; fur 5. Read HO Ohio steer* it i'lc. 1 ld),c
per lb . weight* 7 ewt. ? 7'., ewt.: for llillespl* A Swipe .41
Illinois steer* at H'^c. 1 Il,"4e. per Its., weight* 7 cwt. a Tf
ewt. ; lor It. Moron* 140 Missouri steer* it i"4e. i lo),,;.
per lb , weight ret )*. W. Mierinan sold lor Watvl A
Ailerton t*l llllnoi* steer* ut 9'*c. per lb., with f 1 oit per
head on ill bead, weight* OS* ewt ? 7 cwt.; 52 Illinois
?tier* at H^c. per lb, with 4>l olf per bead on I* bead,
weighted), rwt. *7 ewt.; 13 Illinois steer* it He per lb.,
with .'ale, on per held, weight 7't ewt H. O'linniicli sold
lor Walxal A Alleiton 10 Missouri steers it t?'4e. per lb.,
weight 5)4 rwt ; 13 rou,.li Missouri ?sen at 9,'**.
per In., weight H cwl.; 43 Missouri sloer* at
H',e. (oir lb , with VI ufT per head on 21 bead,
weights Olf ewt. a 7 rwt.; II Illinois sloer* it 9tge. por
lb welgln 0'4 cwt.; II llllnnls steer* ut Mo. her lb.,
weight* i;', ewt. in,**owt.; lor 1?. Murphy I'.MJlilo steers,
ir.e.sl I' d. at H'4e. pi r lb., welglit 0 cwt. W. h. Dudley sold
lord. A. Middletoii :| .state oxen ut M)2s per lh.. wolght
ewt ; 47 Missouri steer* It M?. per lb., weight 7)4 cwt. (
I or A. Vogel Oss Illinois steers it 9>4c per lo., with 'ioc. on
per head on lit head, and VI ( >? pK head on 34 lioud,
weight 0k4 cwt., strong. K. enmuels sold for 71.
Morris Ml bulls, lire weight 1,47a lbs per head,
?t ?.l 45 per in. ; 2 bulls, lire weight 1.525 lh*. per hosil,
at d'4e. p*r lb. . 2M Illinois steers it i't4c. per lb, weight
5)* not , ,t:i Illinois steers at ll)*c. per lb., with 50c off per
hnad on 15 head and .'air. on per head en 14 hsad, weight
0'4?wt. ( 75 Illinois steels at 9)*c. per lh., weights U1*
cwt a 7 cwt. f"IT*r 4 Hons add lor N. Morris I14
Illinois steers at H),e per lb., weight* o'4 owl. i 7)*
eat. It. Westheim r sold lor M. <i*lsmer 12 Htate
oxen at 9*. per !U. w?lght OM cwt. t IV Ohio steers
atl>?<c. a 10* ?lO'.'c. per lb.. weight. 7 cwt a 10* cwi.: 19 |
Mir it loan htnei. at HV ?. per Id., we i-'lit 6l4 v*%. Newton
Jt lioliuus sold li?r L. iJ. iXMvd 17 JIUuoIn nwnr*it t"? P4'r
Hi . weight 0'4 owt.; 4 Illinois steer* ut 0*4) I">r "'??
7 cwt. 0. l\'*4*el ?old lor it nixel A Allert.m 70
Missouri steers, 17 In aJ at o'.u per lb., wltb SI j,'>c?
I10.1M, weight 0'4 cwt. ; 37 head at 0*0- por lb , Willi SI ou
per li< ad, weight cwt. ; 10 nea.l at ' par lb.. Weight
O* owt.; 207 lliiuoi. ?n>or?. 57 head at I'lgc per lu.,
with 00* off per bnad on 23 (Mad ud i 5O0. on por heed on
15 lie ail, weights tij. cwt. u I.?, cwt.; Ho boa<l at loc. por
lb., weights cwt. a 7'4 cwt. : 111 Head ?t 0'4c. per 1U,
weight ?). cwt.; 111 head at 'J*c per lb., weights O'i owt.
a 7 cwt. at owt ; 15 bead at lU.'.'c. per lb., walnut 7>?
cwt. ; 20 head at 10*-4'c. per lb.. weights 7l4 cwt. 117* cwt.
VokoI A Kogensieiu.sold for MoysrA Kegeiisiein 3ik> I'll*
uoi? steers?117 iieud "t0.'4c per lb.. with 50c. off por h, ?i
on 101 head, weight 8* cwt.; 52 head at B*e. per lb.,
with 50o. off per bead on ill bond, weight* ?1* cwt.
? o\ cwt: 128 bead ut !l\'c. per lb., wltb 5o*
off per head?weight 7* cwt.; OJ'h -ad at W'e perlb.?
weight 7?? cwt, alb 51 hi. off per uead ou 3d boad. Siegcl
A Veyer sold for N. Morris 184 111 inula steers-17 beau at
W4c. per lb., with 5oc. on per head?woldht 6* owt.; 34
bead at 1'ljc. per lb.?weight H!fi cwt.; 83 bead ut 0*0. por
lb. ? weights i>,'4 cwt. a 7* cwt.. 31 bond 10c. per lb., with
SI ou per bead? weight* i* cwt. a 8 cat. M. hautei bach
auld lor Waixcl A Allertou O bulls, live weight 1.4U0 lbs.
per head, at 3)?c. per lb.; 4 bulla, live weight 1,300
lbs. per lioud, at 3*e. per lb. ; 0 bulls, live
weight 1.300 lua per bead, at 4!ac. per lb.; 44 Miaaourl
hteor* at U*c. per lb., with $1 off per baud ou 14 bead r.t
'Ji?c. per lb , with 35c. off per bead on 33 head, weight 7
cwt.; 137 Iliiuoia steers?67 head at 0*e. per lb., with S->
off uu 38 bead, weights Ou, owl a 7 cwt. ; 70 lioud at 1 >o.
pur lb., with SI off pur bead on 3'i bead and 50c. off per
Iiead oil 34 baud?wo trills 7 cwt. a 7?4 cwt. M. Uoldschiuidt
sold lor N. ilorris 330 Illinois steers?14 boad at 'J'4e.
nor lb., with St on per bead, wulgbl 0* cwt.; off
(lead at ?i>fu. per lb., weights <i'4 cwt. a 0,-4 owt, with
SI on pur be a J on 5 bond. 18 i.oad at '.i?4c. pur lb.,
weight UJt owt.; 85 bead at loc. per lb., witU 50a
on per bead on lo head, weight* 0,14 cwt. a 7 cwt. a 7*
cwt.; 30 iliiuoia stoers ut l<JI4c. pur |..., weights 8 cwt. a
S,'4 cwt.. 35 Illinois atuers at Iu;uc per lb., witliaOo. off per
bead, weight 8)4cwt
Siikki- anp t. tuns ?Trade steady In both abeop
and lambs; duality. from coiniuou to good, in gnueial
lair, Sheep sold at Oc. a 7c per lb. ; shorn sheep ut 4%e.
a -VsC. per ll>.; yearling, at 7c. pnr lb.; lambs at
7'4c. a lie. por lb. .Nowpin ,t Imbue* sold 543 shorn
Ohio sheep, weight 11>,130 lbs., at 5c. per lb.; 174 shorn
Ohio slieep, weight 17.is ??lbs., at S5 30 par cwt.; 85 Ken
tucky Iniiins, w iglit 4.II4H lbs., at 7'4c por lb.; 148 Km
tucsy lambs, weight 8,202 lbs., at 7,'ju. per lb.; 387 Virginia
laiubs. weight 14,703 lbs., at 8*4c. per lb. Judd A Kuck
lugbum sold 33D shorn Ouio sheep, weight 23.800 lbs., at
5c. per Hi.; 333 shorn Ohio sbecp. wcl.ht :XJ,8jxi lbs , at
5'4c. per lb.; 45 shorn Ohio sheep, wsight 4.C30 lbs., at
5}Bo. per lb,; 13 Tcuiionsoe laiaos, weight 4,030 lbs.,
at *?%e. per lb. .>old for week ending .May 4,
18/8, 3.LS10 sheep and lambs at $4 85 uvorage per bead.
Knsu A I'ldcock sold 144 shorn Ohio sheep, weight 13.180
Ins., at 5'Jc. por lb.; 301 slinru Ohio sboep, wuigbt 30,1.50
lbs., at 5>ac. per lb.; 103 shorn Ohio shet-p. weight 0,430
lbs., at 5&c. per lo.; 103 shorn Ohin sheep ut 84 03 per.
bead; 35 shorn Indiana sheep, weight 3 iioU lbs , ut d/Bc.
por lb. ; 83 shorn llidiunu sheep, weiguttl.300 lbs., ut 5c. per
lb.; 70 shorn Indmnu sheep, wslgbt 7,31X1 10s.,ut 5c. per
lb.: 88 Indiana sheep, weight 0,1 lo lbs., ut tic. per In.;
318 Kentucky Ininbs, weight 11,070 lbs., ut 7*jc.
perlb.; 384 Kentucky lambs, weight 15,43o lbs., at 8c.
per lb. ; 34U Kentucky lambs, weight 13,010 lbs., ut 8'4c.
per lb.; 350 Vlrglmu lambs, weight 13,110 ltis., ut 8t,,o,
per lb ;01 I .el lware l uu' S. weight 4,470 lbs . uth^c. | or
lb.; 10 lleluwruro lainos, weig t HO) jbs.. at Oc. por lb.
Sold lor the week ending .May 4, 1878-5.070 sheep
und lambs; average not obtained. 3. Kirby A to.
Sold 153 shorn Ubm sliecp, weiglil 73 lbs. per head, at
4J?c. per In. ;50 Ohio sheep, weight 34 lbs. per bend, ut ti'Je.
per lb.; Ida Missouri sheep, weight 03 lbs. por heud, ut da
per lb.; 105 Missouri sucop. weight 07 lbs. per heud.ul ti)ac.
per lb. Ilumu, i liiotl A Co. sold 131 suoru Ohio sliecp,
weights 00 lbs. u liJ0 lbs. por b. ud, ut 5c. per lb.; 38 thorn
Ohio sheep, weight 1X1 lbs. per bond, ut $5 30 per cwt.; 355
shorn Omo sheep, w eight 100 lbs per hand, ut 5^Bc. nor lb.:
33 Ohio sheep, weight 83 lbs. por lisud ut d.'ao. per lb.; lilO
Ohio slicop, weight 103 lbs. per huud. ut li^c. por lb.; 17
siiorn Kouiuoky stoop, woigut 133 lbs. por lioud, ut5,t4c.
perlb.; 1U0 Kentucky shoop, weight 1)5 lbs. por head, ut
tic. por lb.; til Stuto sheep, w iglit 7r> lot. per bond, at lie.
por lb.: 35 Stuto slicop, weight 04 lbs. por boad. at <>,',c.
por lb ; 163 .stuto shoop, weight 101 ins. per head, at $t. 70
per u'wt.; 481 Stale snoop, weight 130 lbs. per liesd. at 7c.
por In.; 0.5 Kentucky lambs, weight 51 lbs. per bond at 8c.
Per lb.; 373 Kentucky Iambs, weight 5d lbs por baud, ut
8,'4c. por lb.; 301 Kentacuv lumbs, weight 57 lbs. nor
i cud ut 8}^c. per lb., sjln lor week ending May 4, 1378,
4.433 sheep utid lumbs at 35 07 uvcrsge por bead. Itnvls A
ilalleiihock sold O'J slinru Obiu sheep, weight 81 lbs. pur
bend, at .-4 05 por cwt. ; 03 shorn Ohio sheep, weight 83
lbs. per head, at 5c. por lb.; 107 shorn obiu sboep. weight
105 lbs. per heud, ut ;5'4e. per lb.; 3U0 shorn ulilu sliecp,
weight 103 lbs. por bond, ut $ > 30 pur cwt.; 83 State
sheep, weight 83 lbs. per bond, at dtju. per
lu.; 05 State sheep, weight 83 lbs. per uead ut
6>a?- par lb.: 25 blute sheep weight 114 lus. her
bead, at 0>^c. por lb ; 51 State alieeu, weight 05 lha per
head, at 0?4c. por |h. ; 58 yearlings, weight 05 lbs. por head,
at 7o. per 111. Sold lor week ending May 4,1878,2,782
cheep und lumbs at $li 20 nverngo per bond.
Mil.) II COWS,?Ho sales reported.
Vkaps ami Calvks--Trade slow but steady; qu-.Uty gen
erally interior; prices, 4a a Oc. por lb.
110(5).?There wore no live hugs on sale.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Ualykston. May 0. 1878.
Cotton qulot; middling, lO.^c.; low middling, O&c. ; good
ordinary, s^.c. Net receipt*, HI bale*. Sale*, 1.024. Stock,
27,140.
NkW Oui.kans. Muy 0, 1878.
Cutton quiat; middling. 10'4c.; low middling, t'3,c.; good
ordinary, HJjc. Net rec.'ipu. 1,805 bale*; gro.a, 2,248.
Exports to ore at Britain. 7.2UU dale*, 2,500. Stock.
147,105.
Monibit, May 0. 1878.
Cotton quiot and easy; middling. ; low middling.
0:.; good ordinary. H,'4c. Nut roceipt.. 470 bales. fcxuort.
coastwise. 31. Salea. SOU Stock, 18,828.
Savannah. May 6. 1878.
Cotton easy; middling, UJac.: low middling. u>4o.; good
ordinary. 8>?o. Net receipt*. 4*11 bales. Exports Coast
wise, 100. bnlaa, 000. Stock, 1U,2I2.
Ciiaulkstox, May 0. 187a
Cotton btoady; middling. lO.'-jc.; low middling, l?J4c. a
li;?c.; good ordinary. Ho. Not receipts, 47.t bales. Exports
coastwise, 1,075. Salaa, 500. Stock, 4,003.
WTlminoton, N. 0 . Muy 0, 1878.
Spirits turpentine firm at 2<tc. Koaiti quiet at 91 25 for
atralnvd; crudo tui|icntluc steady nt VI tor tikid. VI 75
for yellow dip, VI 75 a V2 for virgin. Tar atoirdy nt VI 05.
Oatrxuo. MnyO. 187a
Flour urn-hanged. Salea 1,400 bbla. Wheat uaaior for
aprlug; while Stato.Vl 38; red do., VI 34; No. 1 Milwaukee
club, VI 00; Ouluth clnb, cl 31. Corn ateady: sales tbrco
cara Statu at 60c.; old mixed Weaturn liuld at 5Hc.; new do.,
50u. (rata quiet; wlilto Statu, 30c. Hurley quiat; No. 1
Canada hold at 70c. a 77c.: No. 2 do.. 72c. Corn meal
and milllued unchanged. Canal freight* higlier on gruiu ;
wheat and poua, 5o ; corn and ryo. 4h,c.; burluy, 4e. to Al
bany; lumber,$1 70 to Albany; V J 25 to New Vork. Ito
ceipta ? Vt bout. 0o,<X)'J bushels; barley, 10,000 do.; rye,
25,000 do.; lulu nor. 2.181.0U0 leol. shipments? Flour,
1,200 bbla.; ryo, 8,000 bushels; lumber. <103,000 tout.
llurrALo, MayU, 1878.
Flour quiet; salea 7'K) bbla.: city ground No. 1 miring,
$5 75 a 80 25: No. 2 do.. V5 2ft a f5 75; amber, 8U 5o a V7;
wlilto winter, $d 75 a V7 2j; new process. V8 a Vm 50; rya,
VO 75 a VI; Western No. 1 spring. V5 5> a fto 25. No. 2
aprlng, V? a V5 OO; liakura', Vd a Vt> 50; air. oer, V8 25 a
SO 50; white winter. $0 ?><? a >7; new proceaa, $7 75 a
V'l 75. Wheal dull; aalea Hoo hu.Jiol. No. 2 M ilwnnkeo cluh
at VI 30. C ruin light demand; a.do* 1(1,000 huaheli No.
2 at 47c. Harley quiet; anion 5UU buahela two-roa ail Sluts
on track at 52,'|U lt>o inactive, lllgliwinca steady; aalea
2o hhla. at VI tki a V> OS lur city made. Other articles un
changed Kail roan Irelghla .toady ; wheal. He.; corn, 7>^c.;
uata, ftc Ua.ial Irelghla unchanged; wheel, SJjc.; ceru,
an J rye, He.; oati. 4c. itccclple liy rail- 4 Voo libla. Hour,
38 HOT hualiela wheat, .Si,-o i do. corn, 20,000 do. oata,
7,800do nerley, ft,'2UU do. ryo. Hrruipta by lake ?I.5H-I
lilila. Hour. 41>H,0:id buahela wheat. 3igJ.tl74 do. corn, 77.<aK>
do. oata, .>4.20) do. rye. sltipmoula by rail?4,t>4'l bbla.
Hour. 57,8110 bushel. whaat, 82.500 do. corn. 2J,4<*> do oa>a,
7,IP JO do. hurley. 5.200 do, rye. sbipmeuta by caual to tide
water? 200.30J buahela wheat, 10 J.4AI do. com, 14.7l<4 do,
ryo.
DkTHoiT. May <1. 1878.
Flour ateady and unchanged. Wheat ateady; extra white
Michigan, >1 0o>4; No. 1 no., VI 28\ Corn lower, with
Very limited demaud; No. 1 mixta ulforad at 43c. U..ta
lower; U<> -alee of No. 1 while; aaiea of No. 1 mixed at
2'dac. (Tov.raeod quiat; held a. VI a SI 05. Kccclpts ?
Flour. 2,80b bbla.; about, 10,000 hu.lmla; corn, 1.00O uo.;
oata, 2.0'*i dj. Hlilpmciita-Flour, l.omi bbla.; wheat,
lil.Ot/J buabuli; corn, 7'JO do.; oata, 3,4' >0 do.
loi.i i.o. May il, 1878.
Wheutdull; extra while Michigan. VI 00; amber Mlehi
gan, ap?l. $1 2tiH; aoller Juno, VI 2814; No. 2 rod winter,
spot, VI 22 '4 ; aoilui May. VI 22'.; do J uuo, VI 24Ja; No. 0
Imyiu alio .hieing in. red, VI 14; rejected Wahaan, VI "Ot
do. t.nkn shore, VI 07- Coin quiet; high mixed. 40'4e.;
No. X apot 40c.; ?allar June, t.iSie , hiu. do. July, 44;'4e.;
No. 2. white. 40c . naiiiagod. 07\c. Hye. No. 2, Wc. ii.ua
dull: No. 2, 28<2c Cluturaecil dull; priiuo >4 "5. lie
eoipls?Wheal, OiI.OjO buahela; corn, 40.KX) do.; o its.
"2,uuu du shipments - Wheat, 14.IXJ0buahola; doru, ll.taay
do. Maikota cluaud : Wheat dull: No. 2 red wintor. apot,
VI 22.'J; >111110, VI 24'4. Corn dull; No. 2, June, 40'*t.;
July, 4l,\e.; rejected, 4l;4c. Oata-No. 2, 2sJ4c
CINCINNATI. May 0. 1878.
Flour dull; family, V5 a #il 25. Wheal quiet; rod. VI 12 a
VI 18. Curu oaaler n| 42c a 40c. Oat. quirt, hut aieady,
at 27c. a 0O?. ilye dull aud nominal at title, a tile. Ilar
ley guiot and unubungod. Fork llini and In fair demand
hi v.i. I.ard hrm mid In lair d iiiamt; ateam. 7c?; cui rent.
He. a lltKJ; aettlu, 7v4c. a 7)?. Riilltmcata quiet, hut
hi in, at 0\c. a 4?,c. and oe tor sboiildtrs clear rib
and cloar sides. Bacon quiet, but llrm. at l',c. a 4'4c .
5<4c a li',c. iind i',c a 5\c for abualdera, cioar rib ami
clear .lies Whlaaoy a.rung nt VI OO. liuttvr ateady and
In lair demand; fancy cieaiuery, 22c. a 20c.; tirimo to
choice dairy. 14c. a 18c Sugar quiet; hurtle, loo a IO;,c.;
A Wnlle, U^,c. a llJtr,; New Oilcan*. 7c. a s^.e i.no
ho,? dull; common, V2 51 a fl!. light, #0 10 n \l au; pack
lug, V-1 20 a VI 35; butcher*. V 05 a V'l 45; leoolpta,
l,tPJ0 head; alilpiucnta. 1,072.
t'liii'AhO, May6. 187*
Flour ateady. with a fair 'lemand; apriuc exlrna, Vl 50 a
fr> 2 n woatcrn oxtraa, 5-1 .'iO a V5 .'KJ; Jl uiit do., fl 75 a
>11 5H. patent-. V OOnfH. aiioerflnca. V2 7 > a V4; winter
e Ira*. V5 a V 5n. Wheat lairly active an I a *lia>ln higher;
No. I I'aiiag.p aprlng.,VI 12'* a VI 10; No. 2do.,VI 11'?
hid. caalit V< 11 'A n llh. Mav; VI >?ta a ?l OH. Juno;
VI 'klja> July ; No. 0 do., #1 i*ljt a VI u7. tcj -cled, i Oe
I'orn lairly active nod a ? iado higher; 4'ic. a 40k,e., caah
anil May { 40'4c a 4oJ?e., June. 41'yc. a 41 1 ,c.. J uly . re
jected, 07c a 07'4c. Oata in good demand mid a
htnole Ulglicr; 2H},c . caah; 2H<tC. a 2H're? May:
2iO,,e . J tie; riiectod, 24<h Kye ateady iimi
iiiiuhanced Harley Urmur at 4lie. Foia una'ttlcil, hut
g> nor ally lilitlier; V8 56. a V8 UO eaah ; V8 U7)4 a Vs 70, Juno;
Vs 87>,. Ju v. I.ar.l ateady, with a 'an ilelnnlidi yo lO
a VH l'> M caah ; V7 n V7 'h!Juno ; J7 07'a . July, 9< I'V
llulkuiuiia ateady and unchanged. Alcohol dull and lower
at 32c. a 02<4c. Win*key, VI "4. lteceinta?Flour, IO.ihiO
tihlt.; wheat, 117.'am buahela; corn, 218,000 do.: oata,
U5.0U0 do ; ryo. 2,oaldo.; harluy . 3-l.laai dm Shipment*
Flour, 7 5' hi hbla.: wheat. Ils.iaai luahioa, corn. 40il.iaai
no. t oata, HH.i tai de ; rye, H20 do ; harley, 4,tea) do. At the
clnae, "".eel tiroiigar: VI ll>a. May; VI Oil hid, June,
(torn firmer, hut not quntahly hi her. Oata ateady and nn
oli.incod. Fork nil r; VH nO, June; fn 80 July. Lard
oaaler, but nut quolabi/ lower.
MINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
Pnovitiklfi'E. ft. I.. May H. 1878
The markot for printing ointlia combined quiet, with
light triiiiaeclloii*; buyer* offer 0Ja'c. and holder, generally
aak ajjd.
BUTTER AND CHEK8E MARKET.
Littlr FfttU, N. V., May H, 1878.
1 he clieean markot ahuwed a downward tendency today
and a deoreaaml ileniand. Mnnr of the olferlug* did not
anil. I'rlcea ranged from loi.c. to 1114c.. the rnllug II-urea
being lie. a il'.,c.;the puce nil all gr-ilea waa ',c. a le.
lower than a week ago. Farm elieeae br.mglit He. a Inc.
II utter, I He a 20o. per III., a llllie going fur 21c. a 22e.
HAVANA MARKET.
Uavana, May 6, 1878.
Market quotations unchanged.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.
l.irKurooi., May 0?0 P. M,
Cotton ?Fntnrr* dull, hut atek ly.
l'r iduco-spliila ul turpentine. 23a. per cwt.
Loxnox, Mar H?0 :30 I". M.
Produce?Spirit* of turpentine, 22*. I'd a 23i. per owl,
Kxw ton* rnoiiuvg mchaim* iicpoht.
LivkKPOOL. May 0,1878.
Pork -Faetera dull at 50*., Wealrrn dull at 47a. Bacon?
Cumberland cut dull at 27. "it, Iftall rtn dull at 27*. 0d?
1 dig cloar dull at 20a, ahort clear dull at 27.. Ham.?
Long i ut dull at 36*. shoultieia dull at 21a. B.-of?
1)1 It la in aa dull at 88*, extra ?f? dull at I'?.,, prune
mote dull nt 7V>*. Lard?Prime Wettern dull at 30a
Od. Tmiow?l'rliua city dull at 34a Od. Turgob
A.
tin*?Spirits <taU *1 28*. fld. Rosin?Common dull il
.'is., tins ilnll ul 10s. Cheeae?American choice steodr at
<14*. Lard oil dull at 4D*. Flour -Extra State duU nt
20s. Wheat?1L?. 1 s|H'iny dull ul l<>?. Ud.: No. 2 do. dull
ut lOd. cd. -. winter dm st lis. 'i-l Corn ? Mixed soft steady
nt 27s. till, tor oi l unit steady ?t Ms 04. for now. Cotton
seed oil?Yullow Amerleau n nio in market. Receipts ?
Wlie.it lor week Irom Atlantic ports. 22,000 quarters; do.
Pacific ports. 24,750 do.: do. from other sources, 1,800 do. |
receipts of corn, 52.UIJO do.
BliAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET.
11 to Jankibo, May 4. 1878.
Coffee market uutmnted; priors Ilnu good first*. ?. 1(*)
rris a 0.250 rois per 10 kilos. Exchange on Loudon,
23'i'd.
Santos, May 4, 1878.
Coffee market animated; prices lirtn; superior Sautoa.
5.2U0 reis a 5,400 reis per IP kilos.
FINANCIAL.
A'""f "i'liAStJXAML h it ATE S- MONhV ~0M QWU~a8d
Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages: same
bought; Insurance of all kinds effected with host companies
at lowest premiums J. J. HABRIUH A CO.
REMOVED TO 1?5 ASD 107 BROADWAY. ONE DOOR
BELOW OORTLANDT ST.
^ -E. W. TODD * CO.. STOCK BROKERS.
No. 70 Broadway and
No. 44 Broad st., New York,
and No. 200 Montague at, Brooklyn.
We buy und sull all active Stocks,
at New York Stock Exchange prices. In lot* of
from ?"> to 11X1 share* on a margin of 1 per cent.
DvTnCEn" 'ON FUBRCTUkB, MANOR 4a, I#
stored at advertiser's warehouses. Address STORAGE,
station <J. New York city.
-DETKi lit AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD
Bonds wanted. EDWARD 0. KOX 4 CO.. 5 Wall st.
LADY WISHES TO MEET WITH A GENTLEMAN
ol respectability to help her out with a few hundred
dolnir* on chattel mortgage. Addrest X. H., box 207
Herald oil!:e.
" \ DVANOBS" ON PIANOS. FURNITURE, 40.-103
A West 33tl st., west ofOth uv. (storage office), without
bonus.
wTbow lady desires the loan of $200 in
exchange for handsome Rooms and Board. IOLA, box
121 Unri.ld Uptown office.
JflSTATK WILL LOAN 8150,000 FIRST CLASS 01 rY
[/Property, C per cent, five years. Address ATTORNEY,
station U.
IaIAVAYs" HAVE HONEY TO LOAN ON MOKT
gage New York City Property: City Railroad Stocks aui
Bouds bought and sold. 11. L. GRANT, 145 Broadway.
Office of obasb a"JcnciNs, bankers, "
No. IS Bkoad St., )
Nkw York, May 2. 1878. I
By request of several holdors of Michigan Central Rail,
road si nek we aro receiving proxies, to be tendered to Mr.
W. 11. Vuu'lurbili tor use >,t the coming election for direc
tors. to be held next month, and we shall be pleased to
furnish blank proxies upon application.
SOUTHERN RAIL GAD OF LONG IsLAND.?PAR
ties holding first mortgage sinking fund bonds of the
South Side Railroad of Long Island and those holding
mortgage bonds of the Southern Rallrond are invited to
attend u meeting, to be held Wednesday, May 8, 1S7S. at 1
1*. M.. at No. 141 Broadway, near office of tt)e Uebhard
Fire Insurance Company, to devise soma plan tor funding
the said h nids nmi reorganizing tho road aud placing the
samo upon a solid basis th realtor. BONDHOLDER,
rilUE NAbHAU bank" ' * '
A Nkw York. May 2. 1878.
A semi-annual dividend of two and one-half per cent, free
Irom tax. was this day declared out of tho profits of the last
six mouths, piiyithlo on and after May 10.
Tritnsier books closed until May 11.
W. B. ROGERS,
Cashier.
The undersigned solicits "bids for iff
Bonds, ^l.lJU.) each, October, 1877. coupons attached,
is-ticd by Town Lewlston, Niagara county. N. Y.. and Aid
Luke Ontario Shoro Kuilroiid; principal payable 1881; bids
for whole or any part will b? received to 15th iust.
RICHARD M. RENT Receive*. Now Amstordum Savings
Bank, New York city.
tlfhiwf WANTED ON CHATTEL MORTGAGE ON
qptJUU Furniture In this city. Address G. W., Herald
Uptown office.
A (inil WANTED-HEYEN PER CENT; SECURITY
?P7tsl/Uvvalued 820.000; details ut Interview; no
agents. GEO. B. ELLF.RY.22tt Broadway.
Sfi nnn" ?uwiwT w a nt ed on lots near
?iUv)*UUUCentral Park. Address J. A., box 241 Herald
office.
^ nnn wanted-ON kiimt class new
qp'JsJ.U\JUYork city itunioved Property, Bve years, at
il per cent. Nono but principals need call at room 18
Evening l'ost Building, from 11 to 2 o'clock.
|TtTH~aTwl to loan "on real estate in
iplfJOiUUUililii citv (U per cent), Brooklyn, Williams
burg or Greenpolnt. JOHN D. CONREY, 104 Broadway.
N.
COPARTYGR^lBlP^ ~~
ISM iLUTToN' OF COPA RTNER.--M l 1'7?J USERHINE
Daniels and Timothy Sullivan, moat and vegetables,
484 Pearl at. dissolved partnership, Timothy dullivan tak
ing sole charge of tho businoss.
JOSEPHINE DANIELS.
Nkw York, May 6. 1878. TIMOTHY SULLIVAN.
iTw York, may i, 1878.
_ James ?. Butler retires Irom the firm of Butler A But
ter 11 o111 and after this date. Either partv may sign la
liquidation. E. K. BUTLER.
J AN. W. KUTTKR.
E. R. Butler will continue the bnsinass ef the late firm,
Butlor 4 Kutter, under same stylo aud name as horclotoro.
E. R. BUTLER.
1~The COPARTNERSHIP HERETUFORE EXISTING
between the undersigned, nnder the firm name of Yueng
llug 4 Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.
Kyerson having transferred his Interest in said firm to
Messrs. Yucngling 4 Tuck -r, who will continue the busi
ness under lbo same firm name. They alone will sign In
liquidation.
Dated Ni.w Yalta, May 0,1878.
DAVID G. YCKNGLINO. JR.,
WILLIAM T. KYERSON,
OH AS. A. TUCKER. '
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXI8TINO
betwo n the undersigned, under the flrui name of Kyer*
son 4 Ytieiigllag. is this day dissolved by mutual content,
Mr. lfyer-on having transterred his interest in said firm tm
Mr. Yiiuiigllng. The lattor only will slgu In liquidation.
Dated Nkw York, the Uth day of May, 1878.
WILLIAM. T. KYERSON,
DAVID G. YUENGL1NG, JR.
The firm of kykkson a yuknglino having
bo -n dissolved l>y the withdrawal of Mr. Ryerson, Mr,
Charles A. Tucker takes his place, and the business win ba
continued by ibe undersigned under the firm name of
Yuoiigllng 4 Co.
Dated Nkw York, May 6.1878.
? DAVID (1. YUENOLlNG.JR.,
CIIA8. A. TUCKER.
|i(SI\K-?> Kl'I'OlirtM 1'1K>.
MILLINER OK EXI'KKI KNCK. UAVINli NICELY
furnish d first floor on ono of ttie leading avenues. In I
good neighborhood. would Ilka to moot a partner who
could influence some trade and Have small capital to start
Willi Apmy 73 Hlh av..first floor.
WHOLESALE BURINKXfl, IN KILL AND 8UO
eess.'ul operation, constantly growing, for $3,000: yon
ulno and legitimate; give lull address. BAIiOAlK, 231
llorald ofllce.
\R0SINK8S MAN WISHES TO RKI'RES BNT HOM K
New York inanulacturer at all points on tbe Hudson
Hirer. Address K. W., Herald Philadelphia Branch.
M hN<lAUBDlN~AN nl'TUiHiR MOXkV" MaKINO
enterprise. In which there Is $NO,OuO clear this sutnmor;
want a partner with $2.IXIU additional capital and bla un
divided time to help manage; unquestionable proofs shown.
Applicants address $.10,0 Xi, llerald Uptown.
HALT INTEREST-"IN HSIWHLISnBD STORAftR
and Furniture Itusiueas; to guod man reasonable terms.
Apply LLOYD'S, 4 War.cn.
AmSm"ohNTLKman. wlitTi 12,000, dbhiheh partner
with IUo amount; fl'i Or) net cash prollt a year a cer
tainty ; no riasa. no liabilities. Only those meaning busi
ness call ?t 2D4 Broadway, room 0.
NY Flit if WISIHN?J EL LIES ANI) PRESERVED
Krults of all kind* made to order for tbe coming season,
l>v an ul I. experienced hand tl'runcb), address TOM It.
W ILLIAMS, Herald othco.
C* iolokaho" stock raisinh.
2The subscriber having secured In Southern Colorado tha
largest and host located Cattle Kancbe In America, with
ll.'HHi head of American Cattle now on it. proposes to In
crease the herd to twenty thousand head, and now olTerato
nontlemeii or means an opportunity for an investment with
out rl.k and with a certain prollt or thirty per cent or mora
per annum, beside* material Increase in mo value of the
land every your. Fur circulars containing full particulars
address DAVID W. Ml Kli WOOD. Bridgeport. Conn.
(10AL AND WOOD HIJH1N ESS.?$**) "TO fl.tW)'??"
Genres half Interest In old stand and another yard I
have In view; capital fnlly secured: tn .nor required to All
families'. Institutions' and manufacturers' orders this
summer; an incomo of Rj 'K)0 yearly cnu he realised; ref
crentss. IM M h DlA IE. b 1.17 Herald Cpiown ofllce
CHIOAL AND UlCNKKM. I KICK AND EXPRESS
J Hnslttos* loinhluoil.?Wanted, a partnor, with a capital.
In the anove ; established 14 years. I,2."i2 .'Id av.
you nalk-.w inti.uest~Tn~a"*wkll Btrxk
r lish. d newspaper, published In Nea-York sitr; relets
encrs given and required. Address JOliK.NAL, 233 Herald
ofllce,
yotT -Tale," *x<Jhanoe""or" would takk a
F Partner, for one of ttie heat I'ateuts out; no agents,
4'-all on or address J. N I) , HU Bridge St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
/NXAND BOl LkVAltD I1UTkL~ Fll UNIHIlMl, TO
VTlense, Broadway,f'-'ith St.. Cantral I'ark; full gnesla*
1D\ ? ||,lllIhataam quoee.
Is a down rotv.s msffaotlrind businbsh
Wantvd, an esooclate with /l 'l.tll I to replace deceased
part nor; honse established toveral years, and goods have
the best ropulatton, with growing demand. Apply ORUAUM
A t'Altl ETON, let Broadway.
/"tlrARl7. t:!trsllINH-ao Tcfloo tonso f qi artz
Wrnck to he erushsil. Parties having snltahle machinery
n-Ay apply to II. J. RICHARDSON. 2Ui Kast 334 at . New
York where samples of the ore can b- seen.
1)1 LIABLE (IKN FlKMAN. WITH Hl.noil, cVn
JWsrcura Interest in substantlel business; proflts enor
mous. Call I'M West 23-1.
\\* AS IK I) A PARTNER, Wiril FROM ffNOU TO
' ? ?!,') D, In ? long ustahllshed. well paying, light manu
facturing husiuesa, to manage the flnaocial and retailing
p .rt ot II. Address MANtFaOTUKKK, llerald Uptown
ofllg I.
WHITa nTk77-1 A~P A RTY ~ WIT ft 'Ski TO fft.OOQ fo
? take an interest In an established huMuess. wholesale
and retail; nun wno understands bookkeeping preferred;
flrst clam reference required end given. Address box 221#
It- i aid ollioa, lor particular!.
WAN IKD-fHsi,uuu TO rs VMoT IN ~A~MAN UTAC
ft tnnng bu-lness, strictly . ash; no risk and always In
denia.nl. For particulars sddross FRANK ButVitRN.
Baltimore, Mrt,
- PARTY wanted 'with THIR aMuL'NT
????'),to redeem valuable Diamonds, Oold Watch,
r Camel's If Mir Shawl, In pawn; worth ptUO; wilt dlvitU
over amount redeeming them naRDOC', llerald office.
jT'TlUl PARTNER WANTED. I'D ATTEND OH PICK
t#f? 1-MJ,duties; established cash brokerage business;
guarantee fhO each weekly nroIR, with toetlrlty. Partlett
firs with Si: IIBOEDER, 2 Clinton place.
O 1 ill ill ?PARTNER WANTED." IN PLKaSANt".
'Icl.v/sfs f .well established rash business ; can be greatly
dxlendod with tho right party. Room 3, 00 i 'oriland'. st.
JUDGE llOiUNBON ILL.
la ibe ml let ol a tortious argument Id the ComaoR
l'luaa, General Term, yonlerrtnjr, Judge Robinson,
who, together with Judges Daly and L trremore, woa
presiding in Hint court, suddenly dropped Irom HU
chair iu ? IH ot vertigo. He was at once borne Intra
the court room nnd medical aid sought. The un
expected event caused a great commotion In tbe court
room and it wan some qms before the builuoai ol IDA
day wen resumed.

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