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Jersey Central convertibles. Tbe ottaor changes wore
as follow*:?An advance of * in Control l'acifle firsts
(Sun Joaquin brunch), * in Morris and Essex llrsts
consols and Louisville and Nsshvillo soconds, * In
Central Pacific gold bonds and Canada Soutnern de
bentures, and * in St. Paul (L and M. division) do.
8lnking funds, Michigan Central sevens and Wabash
firsts (St. Louis division, ex matured coupon).
I'BILADKLrHU STOCKS.
The closing priecs of Philadelphia slocks were:?
Hid. Asked.
City sixes, new 114* 115
L'uued Kuliroads of Mow Jersey... 120 121
Pennsylvania Railroad 27* 27*
Ueaaiug Uailroud 13* 13*
Lemgn Valley Railroad 36* 36*
Philadelphia and Eric Railroad.... 6 8
Schuylkill Navigation preferred... 0 7
Northern Central Railroad 13* 14
Lehigh Navigation 16* 17
Pittsburg, Titusvllle and HufTula .. 5 5*
Hesionvnle Railway 7* 7*
Central Transportation 37* 38
niNIIVO RII Alt ES.
The following were tbs opening prions of mining
stooks at San Francisco to-dayGould A Curry, 6;
Savage, 0*; Chollar Potosl, 26; Opblr, 33; Hale ft
Norcross, 6; Crown Point, 2*; Yollow Jacket, 7*;
Belcher, 2*; Virginia Consolidated, 13; California,
21; Overmuu, 8; Raymond ft Ely, 2*; Host &
Belcher, 14; Union Consolidated, 4*; Alpha, 0*;
Sierra Nevada, 3; Mexican, 8*; Eureku Consolidated,
00; Justice, 4; Utah, 7*; Tip Too, 1*; Navajo, *.
The dosing prloes tn San Franolseo were:?
Alpha...... 10 llitle & Norcross 5*
Alia 6* Julia Consolidated.. 7*
Belober 2* Justice 3*
Beat A Belcher 12* Kentuck 2*
Bullion 3* Leopurd............. 7-16
Calodouia 1* Mexican 8*
California 20* Northern Bollo 7*
Chollar 25 Ophlr 32*
Consolidated Virginia 12* Overman 9*
Crown Point 3* Savago 9
Euieka Consolidated. 67* Siorra Nevada 4
Exchequer 2* Sliver Hill 1*
Gould ft Curry 0* Union Consolidated. 4*
Graud Prize 3* Yellow Jaokot 7*
MKMOKASDA.
The total sales of stocks at the Board to-day aggre
gated 86,700 sharos.
The receipts and shipments of wheat and corn at
Chicago and Milwaukee to-day wero as follows:?
Cnicago?Receipts ol wheat, 120,200 busbols; ship
ments, 139,374 do.; rooelpts or corn, 366,870 bushels;
shipments, 320,322 oo.
Mtlwaukoe?Recoiptsof whoat, 16,400 bushels; ship
ments, 124,600 do.; receipts ol corn. 7,000 do; ship
ments, 12,700 do.
Tbo earnings ol tbe St. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern Railroad Company tor the second week of
May. 1878, wero 076,190; second week ol 1877, $50,090;
increase, $10,100.
Tbo earnings of thoDonver and Rio Grando Railroad
for the second week In May were $20,075.
The following Is a statement ol liabilities and ossots
ot tbe Treasury of tbo Colled statos on April 30,
1878;?
Liabilities.
Coin. Currency.
Fuud for redemption of certifi
cates ol deposit, June 3, 1872. ? $28,755,000
Post OOlco Department acoount ? 1,234,768
Disbursing Officer's accounts
Treasury olUces ? 0,614,101
National Ranks ? 2,706,406
Fund lor redemption of notoe
of national banks "tailed,"
??in liquidation" and "re
ducing circulation" ? 11,632,463
Five per cent Redemption Juud?
United States notes ? 6,846,006
National bank notes ? 7,617,262
Secretary's special deposit ac
count 29 16,384
Currency and uitnor coin re
dompiion account ? 11,274
lulcrcsl account 378,092 180
Interest account, Pacific rail
roads ? 0,150
Comptroller of the Curreucy,
agent lor crodltors 67,936 864,064
Troasurcr United Slates, agent
lor paying interest oo 3.06
D. 0. bonus ? 11.692
Treasurer's truusier checks outstanding
Gold 348,408 ?
Silver 3,102 ?
Currency ? 1,933,333
Repaying Pennsylvania uve
? ?
interest account, L. and P.
Canal Company ? 360
Fund lor roaomptlou ot na
tional bank gold notes .... 1,720 ?
Treasurer's general account?
Special Iund lor rodomption
ol trsctiouul currency ? 10,000,000
Ouiatundtng dralts ? 1,447,232
Balance ? 3,733,006
Interest due and unpaid 3,631,079 ?
Called bonds and Intorost 6,206,704 ?
Coin certificate 55,ol4,5oo ?
Outstanding oralis 93,122 ?
Balance, lnoiud'g bullion land 98.694,293 ?.
Totals $166, uu.1,711 $86,278,030
Asset*.
Gold coin and bullion $120,012,781 ?
Hold bars ? ?
Btanoard Hlver dollars. 2,014,128 1,166,563
SHvcr coin and bullion 13,602,207 ?
Sold certificates 9,032,000 ?
Old demand notes ? ?
National bank gold notos 1.720 ?
Fraaiional currency redocmed
in silver 111,524 ?
Quarterly inierest checks paid. 19,143 ?
Coin ooupons paid 47,896 ?
Registered Interest paid 286.045 120
Unclaimed Interest paid 35,546 1,230
Deficits, unavailable luuus 0,703 722,492
Deposits beld by national bank
depositories 20,833,291 10,053,630
United States notes ? 49,521,372
United Stales notes (spcoial
loud lor redemption of frac
tional currency) _ 10,000,000
National bank notes _ 10,648,451
Silver coin rccelvod in lieu ot
curreucy ? 777.740
Frsctiousl currency ? 66.830
Nickels and minor coins ? 1,102,247
New York und San Francisco
exchange ? 212,000
One and two-year notes ? 496
Compound interest notes...... ? ?
Interest on 3.65 Dietrict ol Col
umbia bonds ? 828
Speaker's certificates, Forty.
filth Congress. ? 126,879
Redeemed certificates ot de
posit, June 8, 1872 ? 920,000
Pacific Railroad interest paid.. ? ?
7 310 uotes nurciiuscd ? 8,750
Cvupous, L. aud 1'. Canal Com
pany ? ?
Totals $160,003,711 $86,278,030
NEW rOKK STOCK. EXCHANGE SALES.
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lOO oo
3)1
50O do......
be blO
.37
2oo do
.30
1500 do
b3<>
.mi
400 do
.37
100 do , .
.37
600 Hold I'lncer.
I.OO
loo do.
iwew.be
1.00
.17
do 17
do 17
do 17
100 do 1H
?'?<10 do bis .In
blS
be l.oo lu) M*rlp<>*? 1.00
do c 1.30
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
cotton: hpot weak; futures closed
rillM?PLOUU HEAVT?WflKAT DOLL AND
LOW Ell?CORN UNCHANGED?OATS LOWER?
W11IBKKT FIRM?PORK NOMINAL? LARD
LOWER?PETROLEUM FIRM?OILS QUIET?
SPIRITS TURPENTINE HTEADT llOSIN
STEADY?COFFEE STEADY?SUOAB FIRM.
Monday, liny 20?0 1'. M.
Ruslnc** was everywhere motierntr, and In aorne
cases ibe market* wore deel ladly dull nud prices wero
lower. On 'Change tbo demand lor whonl was very
liglu and price* were again lower. Flour was heavy.
Corn without decided change, Oats dull and lower.
Wblikey Arm. l'orK dull and nominal, hard was
dull and lower. Cotton on the spot was wank. Future*
closed Oriii. Oratories, oil* and petroleum Drrn Naval
?tore* ateady.
Corn:*. -Rio wai dull but steady, mild coffee was
Steady | 1,1**1 bag* Marneulho sold to arrive, at ltl'4c. We
quoteOrdlnsry carx-ie*, ltl,c. a 14\e.; fair do., 10), a.
a Dl'.c,; wood dm, 17e. a 17l,e.; prlmo do., l7'?o. a
Ma.; eatreme range lor lot*, 1414c. a lht,e ; Santo*,
lair to gaud, lite, a l<Uac... sold, <Ki day*; Java, govern
meut ban*, SO*, a 2IX?-i dm, grass mat*. 3()c. a Sfftfe.;
Himiapora. I7n. a is'4c.; Ceflen, I lie. a IS#, I Mara
eailio. 13"4c. a 16,So.; Laguayra, l.3>,e. a lil)<e.: Jamaica,
13c. a lllc. s St. Domingo, 1 do. a 1.7,l?c. 1 I'urto Klco, 15c. a
17.',o.; Cost* Hlca, 14c. a IHe. j Mexican, 15o a IHJjC.;
Macassar, 17c. a lMc.; Angostura, 15c. a I'llfc,; Savanllla,
13c. a in.'4c.: Cnraeoa. 13c. a 14Qc
WKBBbV HIO corral STATKNKNr.
Bxt/l
Stock of Rio coiroe M*y 14, IH7S, 61,018
Arrlred slnco May IS, ilitrald 83.317
May I'd. J In. Pendent ant 3,6111
May JO. Anita llenvlnd ....... 4,i*)3
Total 30.MJ0
Nairn
II nin
May 14, *a >f f*TatlOVI. e.Seeeee**. 4,'h >.>
Mltv 14. ?JI M#Ulll*Hle tea.
Mny 14, ox Ulfimuonox I.lit*
Stock at Ma and Santos coffee May 13,187&...... 73.1U0
STOCK or KIO IN riKST HASPS.
Galveston 4 2' XI
Now Orleans........... 4.070
Savannah 4.1x14
llslnptou Koads 4.".'3
Mobile 11.5*10
Uikillmore 29.780
Now York .......... 7.1.100
Total 132,015
Stock in second hands
Now Orleans 2,000
Baltimore "4.403
Now lark... 41.77S
. 78,271
Total stork 21 *>.886
Afloat mid loading for United States to April 12... 10,275
Purchased lor United States to Mar 18 (31,000
Santos) 128,000
Total visible supply........... 338,101
Delivered Irom warehouses during the week:?
New Orleans
Italtlmore.....
Now York 16,53.1
Total 22.854
Cotton on the spot was weak but unchanged. Futures
opoued a shade under Saturday's closing prices. During
the day prices cuntiuned to decline and the market eb'sed
with a decline tor the day ot from 8 a lOpuints, tbo tune,
however, being firm. The official prices to-day, compared
with Katardav's, were as follows.?
I?ititurday, Mtty 18. if undo;/, Jfii u 20.
May 11 23 a 11.20 May li. in a 11.17
Juno 11.34 a 11.35 June...... 11.25 a ?
July 11.44 a 11 45 July 11.34 a 11.35
August. 11.47 a 11.48 August 11.37 a ?
September..... ll.oOs 11.07 Septembor. ... 11.07 a 11.OS
October 10.85 a 10.8(1 October 10.70 a 10 77
November..... 10.74 a 10.75 November 10 05 a lo.oo
December. ..... 10.74 a 10.75 December 10.6*1 a 10.07
Jauusry........ 10 83 a 10.84 January 10.74al0.73
February 10.91 alU'JS February 10.83 a 10.85
March 10.03 a 10.98 March 10.06 a 10.OB
April ll.10all.ll April ll.Qtftll.03
?Current prices ui spot cottou (the following i|UOlauuus are
based on American standard oi classiflcatiuu, und ou cot
ton in store, running iu quality not more than half a grade
above or below tbe grade quoted) ? ?
Upland,. Alumna. Jf. irritant. Tnuu.
Ordinary.... ??*. 8)4 H)i 8)4
Strict ord'uary 9)s OtC ?i. h\.
Good ordinary 9K 9* 0)4
Strict good ordinary, lu)4 low 10)2 10*
Low middling 10 0 10 10 9-16 10 11-10 10 11-16
Strict low middling. 10 1310 10 13-16 10 15-10 10 13.10
Middling Ilk Ilk IIU 11*
Good middling... .. Ilk 11*, l|ij 11)),
Strict good middling 11 13-16 11 13-10 11 15-16 11 15
11 15-16
Middling fair 12 5-10 12 5 10 12 7-16 12 7 10
Fair 12 13-16 12 13 10 12 15-10 12 15-10
?Stained?Good ordinary, 8 7-13c. ; strict good ordinary,
9 3-lOc,; low middling, Ofte.; middling, Io,*4c. Salos of spot
cotton: ?
To-Day Sat Kv'g. Totnl.
Consumption 348 210 538
Speculation 200 ? 2U0
Totals 548 210 738
? Delivered on contract 300 bales yesterday. For luture de
livery tho sales were as followsHulurday, sftor one P.M. ?
Mar, 100 at 11.27c. (no notice to-day> ; 500 at 11.26c.;
J una. 200 at 11.30c.. 1,100 at 11.35c.; July. 81X1 at 11.44c.,
2.4O0 at 11.46a., 2,300 at 11.45c.; August, 6UU at 11.50c.,
2.000 at 11.40c.. 2,100 at 11. 48c., 200 at 11.47c ; Septem
ber, 300 at 11.09c., 400 at li.OSe., 700 at 11.07c.; October.
100 ut 10.88c.. 500 at 10.81b),. 3oli at lU.85e., 400 at 10.87c.;
November, 100 at 10.74c.; April, 100 at 11.10a. Total,
15.100 bales. To-day np tu two F. M.?May. 100 at lL24c.,
100 (short notice 23d) at 11.20c. ; Juno, 100 at 11.34c., 1,700
nt 11.33c., 70*1 at 11.32c., 200 at 11 31a., 100 at 11.29c.,
200 at 11.28c., 2oo at 11.27c., 2<Mt at ll.2*ic.,
100 at 11.25c. 1,000 at 11.27c.. 1.200 at 1120..,
500 at 11.25c.. 100 at 11.24c., 1.2DO at 11 23c., 800 at 11.24c.;
July, loo xt II. 44o? 1,700 at 11.43c., 2,600 at 11.42c., 100
at 11.410, 500 at 11.39c,, 4*S) at 11.38a, 5oO at 1137c.,
I.000 at 11.30a, 700 ut 11.35c.. 5lsl at 11.37c.. 8O0 at
II.36c, 500 at 11.34c.. 200 at 11.33a, 1,100 at 11.32c. ;
August, 4,200 at 11 40a, 3,700 at li.45c.,7oO at 11 47a,
2IIO at 11.44c.. 1,2<>I at 11.42c., 600 at 11 41c., 1,500 at
11.40a , 1.400 at 11.30a, 300 at 11.40a, 400 at 11.41a, SUO
at 11.39a. 300 at 11.38a, 3.UOO at 11 37c.. 1.3oO at 11.30a,
7oo at 11.35a ; septemuor, 1,000 at 11.05a, 2o<> at ll.*Mc.,
400 at 11.06a, 800 lie., 200 at ll.llla, 4'JO at 11c , 800 at
10 98c., 50J at 10.07c.. 100 at 10 96c.; October, 400 ut
10,85a, 100 at 10.78a, 500 at 10.79a. 100 at 10 77c., 100
at 10.70c. Total, 45,lis? bales. Grand total, 09,*00 bales.
The receipts at tbe porta were as follows;?Galveston, 109
bales; Now Orleans, 1,771; Mobile, 278; Savannah, 685;
Charleston. 276; Wilmington. 55; Norfolk. 548; Now York,
324; iioston. 54; Philadelphia, 40. Total. 4,140 bales.
This lay last week, 4,324 bales. This day last year,
2.836 bales. Total since September 1, 4,125,502 bales.
To Saturday night cotton freigbta closed as follows;?To
Havre, by steam %c., compressed; by sail, )fe. To llam
barg. by steam >4c., eompressrd. To Bremen, by steaui,
Il-I6c.. eompiesse.l; br sail, *a'c. To Liverpool, ,'jd. by
steam; br sail. 16-54*1, com preased
Floor and Grain.?itecelpta?Flour, 17,586 bbls.; wheat,
2*14.737 bushels; corn meal. 10 bbls. nnd399sacks; oorn,
132,590 bushels; oats, 80,012 do.; rye, U,0d4 do.; barley,
4,050 do.; barley malt, 7,250 do. Flonr wns uull and in iso
iatad cases lower. J ho sules, lucluding state, Western and
Southern, Wure about 3.50O bbls., within the unuo.xod
quotations. Hye flour was quiet, with sales of 300 bbla.
Corn meal was xteady; sales were about 750 bbls. aud
sacks. Jtye?8,000 bushels State sold at 74).c. Barley?
About 10,000 bushels No. 2 Canada sold at 78c. and No. 1
Canada sold at 85)4c. llarloy malt was quiet. We quote
N ?>. 2 statu $3 * sy a $3 05
Superfine State 4 25 a 4 50
Lxtra State..... 4 75a 5 00
Choieo tat.i 5 00 a 5 25
Suporfiuo Westorn 4 00 a 4 65
Extra Western 4 75 a 5 no
Minnesota 5 15 a 6 25
I'.ouud hoop Ohio, shipping brands 4 90 n 5 10
Hound hoop Ohio, trade brands. 5 40 a 5 *15
Family 6 65 a 6 35
City mills 4 75 a 5 90
St. Louis, low extra....................... 6 25 a 5 >0
St. Louis, low straight 5 50 a (I 00
St. Louis, choice double extra o uo a 6 25
St. Louis, choice family 6 25 a 7 50
Kyi* flour 3 *10 a 3 75
Southern, No. 2 3 no a 3 75
Southern, superllne 4 00 a 4 50
soutbom, extra 4 70a 5 50
Southern, fsiuily 5 75 a 8 no
Curu uieal, \\ 2 40 a 2 75
Corn meal, while Western 2 75 a 3 60
Corn raoal. Jersey 2 (KJ a 2 90
Corn meal, Mrandywine 3 00 a 3 05
Corn meal, ouncheons 10 00 a ?
- W heat was dull and lower lor Ooth spot and lutures. Tbe
salon between the calls were about 100,000 bushels, at
St 18 a 8* 19)4 for No. 2 sprlug, $1 18)4 lor May,
81 17 a $1 17'a lor,Juno. 81 25 lor No. 1 Milwaukee, 81 28
lor No. 2 rod aud 81 23 for ungraued red. At the first
o*ll 16,000 oueliele No. 2 spring, for June, sold at 81 17.
At the secoud call 16,U0n bushels No. 2 spring, for Juno,
sola at 81 17)4 Tho following were the old anil u.koa
priexs ut tbe second call:?No. 2 red wiutcr for.Viey.8l 25
bid, 81 30 asked; No.2 spring lor May. 81 18)4 bid 81 10
asked; do,, do., for July, 8i 15 bid, 81 10)4 asked; No 2
Northwest for Mar, 81 20 bid, 81 23 asked: do., do., for
J unci, ft 13 bid, 81 20 asked: da. do. for July, 8115 uld, 81 3d
asked. Corn was without decided cuuiige. I ho sales be
tween tbo calls wore about 125,*? O bushels et 49l,c. a M'c.
tor steamer unmixed; 50)gu. lor low mixra, 5-?c. a ot>)4>r.
lor No 2 mixed, sun for luture delivery HJ.oOO bushels No.
2 mixed, tor June, sold at 49),c.. aud 24.003 do.
do. lo arrive at 5uc. The sales at the first call wore 8,000
bushels May steamer at 49c., 10,0**0 do. No. 2 do. at
50c. uud 88,000 da, July, Na 2 at hoc. The follow
ing Were the bid and asked orious at the second call? vlay
aiO'.mor, 43C. uld, 50c. askru ; ilo. Na 2.50a hid, 5n!,c.
asked ; Juuu steamer, 43e. bid. 48>1c n km; do. No. 2 49 V'.
hid, <P'4c. asked; July steamer, 48a bid, 49c. asked; do Na
2,5*)'-4e. bid. .'Hike, axkeu. uats were dull and lower, closing
as lollowsNo. 1 white, 37*,a ; No. 2 do.. 33)4c.; No. 3
da, 32c.; extra mixed, 33c. ; No. 1 do., 82)4a ; No. 2 do.,
32a; No, 3 da, 32a The sales were about 3U.UU0 bushels.
Hkmp axn Jutx?Julo butts were quiet. iicmp?
Manila steady. lineally some fKJO bales Hlsal ex
City of Mexico sold at private pfico We quote:?
American dressed.8175 a 8182 5*1 for single, 8210 a 8115
for double, and 813*1 a 817> for undressed; Kussla, clean
8205 a 821*', gold, Italian, 427(1 a 8275, gold; Jute, 4)ga a
6c., gold; Jute butts, 2\c. a 2J-tc., currency, cash aud tluie ;
- ? - t fa. - - --- -
Manila be.on. 6J4c. a 7a; blsal, 5)4a. a 5),c; Istle. 5a a
5t4c.. all gold.
Lixsxkm.?We note ealn of 5,0(J0 bags at 81 77k. gold.
email.
Moi.ac.sii*.?Domestic ruled steady. as did alto forelye.
We <(U0leCube, ccutrlluqal aud uuxsd, 23c a 30c.;
clayed. 31a. a 330 ; muscovado refining. 31c. a 34c.; itro
ce. r, 33c. a 3Ae.; Porto Klco, 34c. a 35c , Kugilah Ulauds,
33c. a 4Uc.I New Oilcan*, new crop, eotnmuu to fancy. 23c
a 32a.
Natal Stokhs?The market wee nteed/ for botli ronln and
spirits lurpeutme. but quiet. We quoteSpirit! turpen
tine, uicrch nituolo urder. floe.; runiu, good itralue'l, 30
all 32^; tar, 92 33; pitch, #3.
Oil* ?Ifoltontmd oil?liar 1.nla. seller /ear told at 47.^0.
7be following were the Mid an i naked price! at the call: -
Mar. 4H*ec. bid, 32c. aasrd, J aim, July, August and llrst
bail J?ui.4hc. bid., 30c. inked; teller /car, 47c. bid, 47 V.
a ked. L<nsred nil ruied steady, with a Intr demand at
New bed lord; 360 libit, Northern whale nil mid lur
export nil prime term.. We quoteLinseed oil, 3l>c.;
tpcriu. crude. $1 id a #1 06, bleacbcu winter !perm. $1 17;
no. natural do., el 12; crude. Northern whale, IWie.: do.
Southern, One.; bleached winter, H2c; natural do., IH^p.;
rxtra bleached wlntor elephant. 72c.: natural wlutnr ox.
tra iio. do., 70e.; winter bleached fifth, 3 *.; erode tlih,
Sound. 43c ; Maine, 47c. a SO*.
I hiuilm* ? hrflued wee quiet not lield flrml/, rrOhrrft
rclu?lug to tell at current figure*. At the Petroleum hx
ehaoxe trade In erode certificates ??? very moderate, the
talon reaching only 3,i*/i blilx I lie market opened at
$1 3t'l4 and elated at el Bifi bid, #1 33 eeked I lie
hiubest point reached was 41 end the low ?t f I 341,.
We quutuCrude, In bulk, 7',i.; do., In bbls., Ilhr, a
H?<e.; rehiicd. in libit, ll)*r. bid; do., in eetet, 14^c.
asked for ordinary brnmU. .Naphtha, tie. a tl'.c. fur or
dinar/; reflued, at i'hilauelnbla, 11 %<:. bid; at llaltimore,
11 Sc. bid.
f'eCLfar.?The market wat quiet aud eaa/ at tb? revised
quutalluns. \\ a quote Dressed poultry ?1 urkeys, (jood to
prime, 17e. a 2tX'. from turkeys, Vermont, prime, small,
23 . a 23c. Kowlt?Wet tern, 13c. a 17c.; Jersey aud State,
I Sc. a 14c ; chickens, winter, Philadelphia dry picked 33
a 40c ; do, spruit. 2*o. afktr.; do., yearlings, drv picked,
I, U< ' ~ "
1 be. a lite. Live ponltrv Pnwls, Jersey, New York and
i'eiiusvlvania, 13c. a 14c. ; lowls, HeMkelt, 12c a 13c,: ibs.
Western. 12c. a 13c ; roomers, par In., 7e, a We.; turtsva,
Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania, 12c. a 14c; luikeys,
Wesicrn. per lb., 12c. a 13c ; ducks. Jersey, lfe? York and
Pennsylvania, per pair, 87c .. $1 13; duest, Wnstom. per
pair. 33c. a ?'?3c.; geese, Jersey. New Yen and Pennsyl
vania, per pair, $1 23 a 91 Hi ?--eete. Western, per pair,
(K)c. a (I. Wild pigeons, prime flight, perdoten, t?> . a 91;
wild tqnabt, per doten, tsso. a 91 fb; fcngltsh snipe, per
doten, ffk
Punviamua. ? ffeeelpts-Pork, 3,417 bbls.: lard, 1.433
tlrrres, |ift! tegs end 136 easel: cut meals, .'I.IKfti packages ;
baron. 2*> lien ? s and 2,143 box. t; beef, 43 bbls aid 300
cases. Pork wss dull and nominal, rinsing a*, toe second
cell es billowsMay, 9s 3.3 bid. 9s ail asked; June, 9s 4t>
lad, 9*4 id) asked; July, 9S fit! bid. 9s ?u asked; August.
9s NO old, 73 eekeo ; .September, ,f? 7u bid, fs Ml atkrd.
Spot mess was quoted at rS Ml a fM lib. i m meats
weie quie } |s,iek.l lbs, pick ed i elilos, 12 Ins., eold
at 6)qe. in boxes, and 3\e. for 12 Ibn. loose,
I flfm do. bams at 7)4e. a Sc., and 2,fkXl do
?u nlder- at4',c a l;l?c. Smoxed hams were quoted at
7Mje. a st^e. end smoked thouulers quoted at (a a 3'cO.
II .con ruie.l qnleh Heef ruled steady, but without busi
ness; bee I h?ms do liressed hog* ? ero Inwor and quoted
atf'rc u 41j? ? inr city heavy to light. Including pig*. Lard
was mill sit i low. r. clotind Ut the i amid call at follow* : ?
May. .frl Mi bid, 9" "Ok ??ked; J line, <6 77!-, bil, 9H S2M
asked; .luiy.iftl sil bid. ill do asked. August, if I 3*U biu.
if I tni'p assod ; Senlcuiber. 9(1 '?"> bid. 97 H2!? assail; seller
yosr, po 77H bid, 9H silaskeil; lie -emiser. fildi Idil, #7 1 ITty
stkciL I lie tales wer# about II.7611 tierces at 93 7.3 a fB *J>4 lor
Juno, 93 "2*? lor Iuly. 96 it.> for August and 9?l mi for teller
year. The spot ssios pore IDO llercrs utty at 68 73 etnl
about 9 "? do. VYnsterr. at fat si l a fu *714 Hrflued- 926
tierces Comment sold at 97 23 Jlultar- HaeatpM, 2 102
puck ages. Tim market was steady, with a pond demand lor
lliniKrades Weqaota: I'rean cry,Htatis and Western.21c.
a 23c, ; Slate tubs, fflie, 2m;. a 21c. ; do., lair to tutu, 13c
a Ids'. ; Western, due, 13c. a lWc. ; fair to good, I Ir a Me.;
Inn-grades, old, a-, a SC. tfheesc ? Kcrelpts, H,!i.'al bo.s.-s.
I lie market was steady, with a fair demand, full croain
quoted ut Hie. aud skimmed at 3c. a 7c I.airs ? neceipis,
l,IMt l.bls. The market wa* quiet but unchanged. We
quote:-Lonir IslanJ. New Jersey and near by, Uttpe. a
I I V'. I Male. I'ei.nsylyanlu, 18c a I3>,<\ ; W estern, I2C a
12>?0.
rude.?With a lair demand the niarkol ruled llrm. We
quoteCoroilue, fell, He a (Oqc. ; pood to prime, a
Hfcc; choice. 0fcc *7e.; Pain a, 7c a 7J4c, cm r envy 1 In
bond. 4c * 4'je.: Uankoon. In bond. S>ic.. gold.
? TkAKiaK.?Keceints 13 tlercea. The market waa quiet.
Si;i;ak. Ihe marki t lor raw waa firm; tKk) limit t'una
told at 7Sc.; l(J(i and 04 hbds. meladn Ut 8"^c, and 90
hhds. centrlluaal ai 7J9c. Krllued was quiet and an
rbniiirso, ailhnuuh soft mi,an were e?*y. We q uite: Kali
refining. 7,'srt.; goo I da, 7He.; prime do., 7 V'-;
Cnbu, rentrifniisl. Iioothnads and boxes, Nns M 10
13 7}nC a v'4r ; do molnMue, hogshesds and bokr s, fli,.. a
7S a ; Porto l.lco fulHliltf common to fair, flKc. a 7'4c.; do.
do , good to prime, 71%c 1 7y,e.; rebne i standard A. nN,c. a
U'aO. ; off A, *',c a I*.; crushed, W^e. ; powilared, tfJ<C
irtltltttli VMc. I MfAl olV granulated, Uhit. U
PI,c i cut tout, y>?0. u wJko. < White ustou U'?, ?>?o. u ;
yellow extra, 7?{e. a 8c.: oilier grades. including C*e, 7H&
a 7&c.
Tallow. ?Receipts, 20 Ivhd*. anil 54 bbls. The market
won easy with sales about 5O.UU0 lbs.
Whiskky. Receipts. 1 lb i s. The market was firm.
Frmgiits.?Business In general was moderate, out rates
were stead v. 1- ngaiomonu: ? To Liverpool, per steam,
18,000 bushels irTam at 8<l. a 8k??l.; 4.<X*? boxes cheese,
40a,; boo boxes bacou. 30*. a 32*. fl?j.; 500 bales cotton,
aud 1,5<J0 bales do. (through freight) at lpl ; 1O0
tons measurement goods, 20s. a 22*. Od.: 2,500 packages
provisions, bae ?u and lard at 4<>c. pel 100 lbs,
from Chicago, Loudon, steam, 200 bid*. pork, 4s. M ;
20o lierces beet, lis. Od.; 2.50U bbls. flour (through freight),
at 2*. Oil. Glasgow, steam, 500 boxes cheese, 40s, *. 5,000
bbls. Hour (through freight), lis.; 4O0 tons oatmeal
(through) at 30s. Antwerp, steam, 20,000 t unbols gr* m
on private terms; 1.000 packages lard aud bscon, mostly
lard, at 37*. <>1. Havre, sicam, 400 tons provisions. He. a
9-16c. Charters?An Italian bark, hence to Cork lor or
ders, with 4.000 quarters urnlu, ut 5s. 10)4*1.; a Nor
wegian hsrk, ht'uce to the east coast of Ireland
with 3,GOO quarters gralu, 5*. OJ.; a Norwegian bark, hence
to Cork for orders with 3,000 quarter* grain. 5s. lO^d.; two
othors. hence to do. with 3,000 quarters each, lift 5*. lOHd.;
a British brig, hence to east oo?*ft Ireland with 2,4')0
ouarttMs grain, 5s. 7*4d.; an Austrian t rig, heuce to United
Kingdom uiren with 2,750 quarters grain. 5s. 7Hd.; a
Norwegian bark. 350 tons, hence fti United Kingdom
with oil cake at 25*. s an American bark,
GO) tons, i'Uiladelphiu to i isbou. grain, at 15c. per bushel;
a >wedish bark, 520 tons. Philadelphia to Cork tor orders,
grain, Os.; Norwegian ship, 728 ton*, hence to Havre, lire
men or Antwerp, with general cargo, on private terms;
three harks (to arrive) trom lJ-ltimore to Cork for orders,
with 3,000, 3,3(H> and 3,500 quarters grain, at
5?. 10>*q.: a vessel with 7.U00 quarters. I rota Baltimore,
to east coast ot Ireland, and on ? with G.OOD quarters, same
voyage, at 5s. lHd.; an American ship, 080 tons, hence to
Calcutta, with Letroloum in chhoh and gener.il cargo, oil
private term*, laid on tho berth ; an American bnrkentioe
(now here), from Philadelphia to Gibraltar for orders, with
14,000cases rollu d petroleum on private terms: a Nor
wegian brig, from Baltimore to toe Baltic, with 1,500 bbls.
refined petroleum on private tonus.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
Monday, May 20,1873.
RECEIPTS FOR TUK PANT WT.KIL
Veals Sk**p
awl awl
Yard*. B**o**. Cow*. Colo**. Lamh*. U<yj?.
Sixtieth street 5,570 31 4,840 14.200 ?
Fortieth street ? ? ? _ - 18,458
Jersey City......... 0,842 ? ? ll,77%> 14,254
Totals 12.418 31 4 840 28,075 32.712
Fresh to day 5.909 17 1,659 10.790 11.833
Hkktbs.?Trade on this forenoon was slow on a very
he?vy ruu and the market closed weak, with u few cur
loads unsold and values off %c. per lb. on our last qnotu
tions: quality flroui course to good, ill general lair; prices
from 8c. a 11c. per in., weights 5)fccwt. a U*6 cwt. ; hales
were effected on 58 lb*., net. with a few on 5.? lbs and a
willl lower number on 57 lbs., not. At Sixtieth stroot
yards T. 0. Kaufman sold for soil 88 cars of
horned cattle; sates as follows;?110 Missouri
steers at U3?e. per lb., weight 7M cwt.; 341
Missouri steers at 16c. per lk, weights 6\ cwt. a
7>4 c* t. a 7% cwt.; 106 Missouri steers at 10/lac. per lb.,
weight 7% cwt.: 133 Illinois steers at 9*?o. per In., weights
6^ cwt. a 7*q cwt.; 194 Illinois steer* at *J\c. pel lb.,
weights cwt. a 7)4 cwt.; 131 Illinois s*ocr* at 16c. nor
lo., weight 7}?cwt.; 502 Illinois Minor* at IU'.jC. per lb.,
weights 7*| cwt. aTVaCWt. *. 55 Illinois steers at 1<d?c. nor Ik,
weight 1\ cwt. II. 8, Rosenthal sold lor 1* Rothschild 72
Texan steers at 9Vrc. per lb., with$31 on 36 head, and 4s 1 on
per head on 3U head, weight 6 cwt.; 114 Illinois steers?18
head at 9%e. per lo.. weight 7 cwt., scant; 07 head at 9*?c.
per lb., weights 0>? cwt., string, a 6J4 cwt.; 14 hoad at l?)c.
per lb., weight 8 cwt.; 15 head at l'l'^c. pur lb., weight 7'*?
ewt. M. K irchwuy sold for self til Illinois steers?17 head at
9*?c. per lb., weight Ocwt.; 17 head ai 9&C. per lb., weight
7 cwt., scaut; 27 head at 10}ac. per lk, weight T}? ewt. il.
Joseph told for self 285 Illinois steers?2 49 head at 10c, per
lb., with $1 on per head on 16 head, weights 6?? cwt. a 7
cwt. n7)fccwi.; 16 hand at lOVc. por lb . weight 7.W cwt :
20 bead at lOjfc. u?r lb., with $1 of! per hoad, weight 8)4
cwt. C. Kabu sold tor Ivnhn X Kurat ?13 bulls, live weight
1,430 lbs. per hoad, at 3^0. per lb.; 24 bulls,
live weight 1,385 lbs. per hoad, at ?3 90 por
cwt.; 50 Texan steers at S\c. per lb., weight
5k cwt.; 17 oxon at H*4c. por lb., weight 7 cwt.; 9 oxeu
at 9&0. per lb., weight 0K cwt.; 41 Missouri steers at 9ftc,
per ib., weight 7>4 cwt.; 85 Missouri steers at lOo* per lo.,
weights 7 cwt. scant ? 7>4 cwt. scant; 8 Missouri steers
at lO.^c. per lb., weight)?)^ cwt. Coon X Thompson sold
for solves 142 illiuoih steers?66 hand at 9^c. per lb . with
$1 on per head 011 16 head, weight 7 cwt.; 47 head at 10c.
per lb., with $1 ou per bead 011 15 head, weights 7 cwu a
7*4 cwt.: 29 bond at lOVa. per lb., with 60c. on per bead
on 15 nead, weights 7\* cwt. a 8*4 cwt. lilt lit ?%
Hrown sold for selves 21 Illinois steers at 0*4*1. a
\)%o. per lb., weight 8>4 cwt.; t*5 Illinois steera at iO ,%c.
a lie. per Ik, weights 8>? cwt. a 8*4 cwt.; lor r. Blum J4
lliiuois steers at 9>4c. per lb., weights 6>i owl. a 6>4 cwt.
Ulery A Onty sola lor selves 137 Illinois steers at lOj^c. a
li)Hc. per lb., weight 8 cwt. II. K. Jlurcbard sola for
Uaukin X Thompson 136 Illinois steers?17 hoad at
9*|c. per lb., weight 6*4 cwt.; 45 head at 9*gC. per lb.,
weights cwt a 7*4 cwt., with $1 0:1 per head oil 34 nead ;
:j head at loftc. per ib , wofcght K cwt.; 55 head at lOo. per
lb.. witli $1 on per hoad 011 12 head, weights 7cwt. a 7'u cwt.;
16 head at 11c. pur lb., weights 7*4 cwt. a 8 cwt.. with $5 oil
on 7 head. At Jersey Ultv yards, Uouay X Mcl'herson sold
on commission 60 Illinois steers at 10c- a 10,4c. por lb.,
weight* 8 cwt. a 8*4 cwt.; for A. Swop? 45 Illinois steers
at UKe. a l6\c. per lb . weights 7 cwt. a 7\\ cwt.; 48 Illi
nois steers at l?>c. a 16%o- por lb-, weight* / cwt. a 7\ cwt.;
for 8. .Nichols, 36 iiliu is steers at 16c. a 11c. por lb.,
weight 7% cwt., strong; for S. Hrowu 6 still fed bulls, live
weight 1,435 lbs. per nead. at 3)$c. per lb*; 27 still
fed bulls, 11 vo weight 1.355 lbs. per head, at 3*0.
per lb : 1 still tod bull, live wolght 1,270 lbs.,
at 4c. per lb.; 10 still led bulls, live weight 1,44;?
lbs. per hoad. ut 4*t<*. P?r Id. W. 0. Dudley sold for N.
Morrla 33 llltiiola ateera At OV4r. per II).. witli #1 on per
head, welclil "H cwt.. acaut; 3d Illmola atoera At ???54c. per
lb., welnht (l>, cwt ; lor A. Voxel 10 And 1* lllluoi* atoore
ai IKs. per lb., weljtht 0 S cwt.; 00 Ullu.'U .Wrn l? U.1,!!.
por lb , welxlit '?>}! owt.; It'. lllinoia ateera At Ofcc perm,
with MIC. on per li'jAil, weleht 'IX cwt,; 17 llltnol* atoora
nt D'.c. Per lb-, with $1 on per heed, weight 0>, cwt.;
17 Ililiiol, tloera At 10a. por lb? with $1 off per
h,Ad weight 7 cwt. 8. W. Mtormau ooM lor
Welgel A Allortou 1 bull, live weUlit 1.4x0
lh? ai 4>,c. por Ib.; ltd fcllaeonrl ateoru?I* lio?d At OWc.
per lb., with ?1 on por bead; 17 heed at U'?<\ por lb., with
$5 off the lot, welclit .'>? ewt.; 17 IliiuoU ?toore at Hfeo.
per lb., with #1 on per bend, weight tlcwt. .trooi;; AI Iul
nnla at?era ut oj^c. per lb., weight* 5)4 cwt. All 4 cwt.
Toffev A Sou. .old lor N. Merria a oxen At Kc. per lb.,
woicht 7 owt.; 1))4 Illinol* ?teer??.W bend At per Ib.;
*5 heed At Do. per lb., weight 5)4 cwt., 12
Ulluoln ?teer? At Mo. per lb., welubl li.l4 cwt.;
20 Illiool, ?teers at per lb., with 50o. OU per bead,
weight I) ewt.; 10 llllnolu gleuri at P'^c. por lb., with fI off
por head, weight dV* cwt. II. Weutheimor uold lor M. llel?
merlU >tlll led lllluols atoeru at Do. per Ib , with $i ?u |>cr
bead, weight 7 ewt. ; :W llltuoN at< ora at lb', per lb- weight
OS. cwt.; HO llilnol, alAera at U),c. per lb., weight 7>4 cwt.;
Si Illinois moera at Ujgc. per lb., weight 71, cwt K. hamueli
?old lor N. Morn 70Colorado tleer, Atll^c per lh., weight
?IS? cwt.; 1M still fed llilnom atoera si )> ,c. per lh.. weight
7>i cwt.; 52 Ulinoia at >er? at UJsc. oor lh.. wolghia tl>4
ewt. a 7Sa ewt. a H cwt.; 22 lllinoia atoera at Kb', pur lh.,
with $1 <>b per hoed, wolghia 7>4 cwt. a 71a cat.; 2.'t
MiaA url ateera?12 bead at 10c. per lb., with bOc. off per
I beau; 11 head at I0>4e. per Ib . weight 7)4 cwt. M.
tioldachD)idt aold lor UroVQ .1 aona 14 bulla, livo weight
1,3111) lha. per head, at 3)go. p'-r ll).; 0 bull., lire weight
' 1,3001 ha per head, at 4>4c. per lb.; 5 bulla, live wight
1 430 lb*, per head, at 4>,e por lb.; lor X. Morrla 32
j Miaaonrl ateera-22 head at 0)4e. per lh , with *1 on per
bond on 17 head, weight 7 cwt., a.uut: 4 head ut
II1 We. per lh., weight 7^ Cwt.; 0 hoad ut lojgc. per lb.,
weight 8)%' cwt; 12 lllinoia ateera ut per .b,. woigbt
7cwt; 2t> lllinoia ateera ut lllc. por lb., weiglita i.*t cwt. a
7 cwt.; 34 lllinoia at 10\c. par lh., weiglita 7cwt. i7'i
a 7), owt.; 31 lllinoia ateera at 10?vc. per lb, with PI If
per hoad. w?l*iits 7>a cwt. a7,S,o*t. 8. O Donneli sold
lor Waixsl 4 Ailoiton 8?i 0 >loruUo sieois at 9^c. por lb.,
with t>l on per bead on 42 head, weight <51, cwt; ?2
Missouri steers?24 head at HV*c. per Ik; *>6 hoMd
at U\e. per Ib. with #1 off p..r hoad on -tl
iiea-i, weight. *1*4 cwt. A 0)4 cwt.; 30 1 111 not s
ateer* at UStc, per lh., with 01 ou per hoad. weight n cwt.;
6 lllinoia aterrm at lOc. per lb., wolght 7 ewt.;28 llllwol*
ateera at lO'.e. por lb., welgbta il\ cat. a 7 cat Meg?i A
Mr) era cold lor X. Morrla 70 atlll led llilnnla aU . ra at )'\o.
per lb., weight 11)4 c*u; 14l> lllinoia ateera At Wac per lb.,
weight 7 cwt.. acant; ibi Miwourl ateer* atP)4c. per lb.,
with VI on per head, anight 7 cwt M. Ienr.erbach aold lor
W aigel * Allerion 40 Oelorado ateera at liie. per
lb., with 95 off the hood, weight 7 ewt ; 87 lllinoia
ateera 35 head at 0)4e. per Ih .twith SOo. off ??* heed;
18 besd et ?V per lb.. I?? head at lue. per lb., with VI on
per bead, weight-* tiv cwt. s IS ewt.; tel Mlaewiri ateera?
17 head at OS'' per (la. with f f<) off the Jlot, weight ill,e.
cwt.; 40 heed At PXc. per ib.. with 50c. ?ff por head on W
head, weight 7 cwt.; 12 inula, live wcWbt 1,25.)
Iba. per lirsd, at 4e. per Ib. II. Wiamer aold
for 11. IdvlDgatons 27W lllinoia ateera?.>3 lie-d
at !?S?. per lb., with 5 Ks. on per bead ?n
35 bead, welgbta <1 ewt. a lib t?l; 171 hand at 0.',e. per
lb., wilh *>ue. on per head on 34 head welgbta HS cwt. a 7
ewt. a 7S ewt. ; 20 baud at lne. per lb., welg'.t <)a cwt.;
2*- head at l'))4c. per lb,, Wright Howl. \n't"l A ilex- uelulD
aoM for Mojer A Keiftnelelit 2 hitlle, live weight 1,414) lha.,
at 43 (41 par cwt ; 2 buna, live weight 1.0'?i 1 ha., at 4c. por
II).: 8 bulla, live wrlgni 1.540 Iba. per head a: I'j i. per
lh.; I hull, live weight 1.4-iO Iba, at 4,Se per lo. ; ol 1114
noia ?25 head at '.Hi. |?#r ib., 6 hsad at li.S?c. per lb.,
walght 5*-t owt. ; 97 Illinois stssrs at tHfcC; psr lb , f lib
Mia off par lt?aU ?>n 17 head, waiybl 6*4 cwt., scant; 46 111
inols stcwra ??t 9\c. p?r lb., waitcblstlV owt. a 7^ c*l , 86
Illinois steers at l??c. par lb., wilh H on p?i haul oa
25 heal, weights 7,V4 cwt. a 8** cwi : 26 Illinois ?t?? rs
at l nor lb., weights 7 cwi. a cwt ; iNlllluuia I
steers at lUffe. per Ib.. wtUh? rwt . scant ; 3 UliDois
stcars lie. p?r ih^ weiifht ^*>4 ewt. 1) ^si*?M
s >id lor Wsi*?-l Allertou I'M Illinois stcrrs at 9S?
lu,, with .56? of! par l.na 1 on 21 head, weight* .?**, ? wt a
6't cwt. a 6*4 cwt. a 7 cwt., strouK ; 32 iliiuols *t?#r* at
vt'^o. par Ik, woitfht 6*k cwt.; 'HI ilituot* st??rs at 16c. par
ib., witli $1 4 ff p<?r h?*au on 1 ? hoad and ??K'. ou par head
en i! iiaa?l, wslxhts ?;wi a 8 cwt : 10 Kllluolfl ttorrs at
l(?V' P?r ,r>-- ,,|T on 17 7 cni- ? 7^
cwu; 12 Illinois steers at 16*4? per lb., w??nht 8^ ?wu
mikri* s.xri Lamiiii.?Tra?i? slow iD'l values off ?o uor
ib. 00 all the floras to Uaad. the q?l iiitity ol wluch was in
jtmeral f*?ir. Wl??? p sold at 4>v:. ,fc ,r,V [>"r lb., woolly
*be?p at 5*|c. per Ik; mlx?<i tlncl^i, sli??ru and woc#l y, at
5tee. par lb. : *!?orn yeartinRS at -^c pet ik ; lambs ai
n per lo Newton X Holmes soiu ?'J2 fihio t^eap,
weiRh* 47.43 l lb%.. at 4 4c. par lb.; 4?? Ohio sheep, weight
8,M61 lot,, at 5?. per lh. J 08 otilo siiesp, aright H,ttfif?
lbs., at f?H.c F?r Ilk ; 163 VtrclOla Iambi, weuht
6.2.N6lba. at 6V^'e. per In.; 168 Virginia iambs, waiirhi.8,. At
lbs., tt 7c per lu.; 246 Virultiia Irimbs, wolnht 12,ia*i ins.,
at 7*4?. par lh,; 14 Virginia iamlM, walcht 716 ibs., at 7*%o.
por Ik; 11 Virginia Iambi, weight 5t*j lbs., stMl4r per Ik
K ise X ri'lcoca sold 2??" liidiaiui sheep, weight -M.236 lb*.,
ut 4*^c. per lb.; 173 Indiana sheep, weight 10,426 Ins.. at
4%r. per Ik; 54? Ohio sheep, wi?l.iil 4,7'ki Ins.,
at 4*,c per lh.; 94 Ohio slieep, weight a.'HU lbs.,
at i%e. per lb.; 14:1 Ohio sheep, weight l2,Htkl lh?., at
IV. p?r lh.; KM) Ohio sheep, weight 16,136 IPs.. ai 5?i.
per l'?. ; 4/ Ohio lambs, weight 2.426 lbs., at Jo. 1 er lb. ; 1.1
mixed shorn and woolly Kentttcvy aheap, weight 1,446 ib* t
al ?*fcr- prr Ib. ; 3 Virginia siieep, weight 3'Si Iba., at 60.
per in. ; 239 Virginia lambs, weight 11.'236 lbs,, at 7?. per
lb.; 246 Virginia lambs, weight 13,616 Iba, at H< p. r
!??.; 288 lennessee lainhs, wrlg'it 13 456 Ins.,
nt 6*?c. per lh. ; 124 Tenrieasce iatnb?, Wolgltt 7.326 ibs.. at
7r. p ?r lb. 8<?id ff?r week ondttig M ?.r iH- 9,65m sb?? p
end lambs At #? 8 ? pet cat. Jiidd X lliickluuhani soul ??'???
Ohio ahe'U, weight .'?!?,826 lbs. at 4 *4 e. pel Ib; 166 Olilo
slieap, weight lT,'?26 iba., at A*|0. per lb.; 67 Virginia
lamlis, weight 3,380 lb* , at *?. par Ib h'drt of
we??S ending Mav A3, Ih7H, 3.114 shaap and lambs
at H Ml average per load, ilnma, hlll 'tt A Oa. sold 22
? tate siiaep, wal/lit I'f.i Iba. per head, at !*{?. |?*?r lh, ; 265
Tannesaoe sh* en, weiglit lbs. per haad, .it 4*{c. par lh. ;
51 Tenneasao stiesp, weight 86 lha. p?er liuad, nt #4 66 per
rwt ; JfJH Ohio aheap, weight 09 lha. per head, at t.? 's;?4
per cwt., 54 State yvsrlincs, walght 51 Iba. per heal,
at 5t$i<. iter lh.; 84 ctate lambs, weieht '21
I us. par head. Ml OV*o. per Ik; Ml Kentucky
ismhe, weight 53 Iba. per liaed, at 7\o. uar Ik;
5*8 Keutnnky larni?a. a eight 51 lbs. per hra l.
at TWft per In.; 126 K ntucky latunt, weight 06 Iba. per
head, at 7\f. par Its.; 2W Kentuegy lamha, weight Ml lne.
per haad. at per Ib. soldier woet ending day 18,
1678, 5.846 sheep and lamha at #6 60 nv?rnga twsr haa?t
.1 Kirhv X 0??. sold 276 Onio sheep, waight h.i ips. per head,
nt 4'tC. per lh, ; 230 Ohio alieap. weight J*6 lu*. par head, at
5'vu per Ib. ; 136 woolly'Missouri ah?ep? weight 07 IPs per
haad, at f?V ner Ib. vDafis X Hnlleubaea sold 29 Atata
sneep, Wat fill 8/ ib?. uar head at 5?. per lb. , 215 Illinois
sheep, weight 96 lbs. per head, nt 5c. per lb.; 241 Ohio
sheep, weight *3 lbs. per head at 4*^0. a 4^c. per Ik ; |66
Ohio sharp, weight 06 Int. per heat, at per in.; 76
Htate laltlfit, weight* 4 ? Ibt a 54 lbs. per bead, at 6c. per
lb.; 12 8 tat a lambs, weight fto lbs. per hsad, at 7c per lb.;
12 Statt lamtm, weight ?1 li?s. per head, at 8^c. por lo.
Hold for we??g ? tiding may 18, 1878, 2,3oi sheep and lamb*
at f 1 96 i?vjrage per head.
Mti/N Cows. Ihosa to hand held en sale.
Vkau axii 1 ai.vra.?Vaalitf frorii ooarsa to good; ptlrws
4c. a :*%?. per Ik, gnlaea oft lo. per lh. on our last qaota
th>ns
II of j* ?Three oat load* of Ohio hogs ware w Id on live
weight; terms not obtained.
UUMIHTIO MA UK KIH.
Wai.tmtov, May 20, |87?.
Cuttoo alron, ; uitMllog, 1 utiUdllBji, oJ.A,; a Oval.
ordinary, 9??a Net receipts, 109 bales. Export* coast
wise, 443. r>ales. 536. atock. 13.258.
Nrw OsLKtsti May 30, I87H
Cotton quiet: middling, luj^e.: bmr urdUllng. l??c ; good
ordinary, O'^c. Net recipta, 1.771 bult*A; gross. 3,1W.
Export* coastwise, I. bales, 2.0U0. Stock. lOt.bii
X oat Lie, May 2<>. 1878.
Cotton firm and bare; middling. ; low mid mug,
? tfoml ordinary, ttc. Net receipts, 278 bales. Exports
ri o <liout Britain, 3,427; coastwise, 9*1. .-ales, 3UJ. Stock,
9,904.
Savannah. May 20. 1878.
Cotton f riu : mlddlinr, lOb'e.; low middling, Hjit; good
ordinary, Be. Net receipts, 6H3 bales; gross. 7*o. Sales,
l(ia Stuck, 0,817.
Ciiaulkston. Mar 30, 1^78.
Cottou quiet; middling, ll?(c. a in',c. ; low middling.
10kc. a L64C.; good ordinary, U^c. Not receipts. 270
bales. Exports coastwise, 828. Sales, 100. Stork. 4,331.
Wilmington, N. C , May 2??. 1878.
Spirits of turpentine lit in at 27c. itosiu dull at :1 17 , ior
straiuod. Crude turpentine steady at ?1 I ?r hard, $1 75
ior yellow dip, $1 75*42 tor virgin, Tar steady o,t $1 35.
OSWK.GO, May 30. 1878.
Floor unchanged; sales of 1,000 bbls. Whwit steady;
No. 1 Milwaukee club. *1 23; white State. ?1 35; red
State, $1 31. Corn uucbuuued: Western and state. 50c,
Barley quiet; No. 1 Canada hold at 70c.; No. 2 do., at 72c.
Coru meal, ?23 lor belted ami ?22 lor unbolted per ton
Shorts and 6 dps tuffs. 413 a $10; middling4. ?18. Cnual
freight* lower on grain; wheat aud pens, 4'2e. ; corn and
rye, 4c.; barley, 3^c., to Now York; iutuoer, ?1 7u to Al
bany. $2 20 to New York. Hailroad freights-Flour to
Boston, 35c.; to New York, 25c.; to Albany, 20. Keetlpb?
3').(NM) buhbels wiioat, 4,309 do. barley and 1,187,0*10 feet
lumber. Shipments?1,400 bbls. flour, 728,000 loot lumber,
Buffalo. May 20. 1878
Flour fairly active and lower; sales 9t*i bbU. ; city ground
No. 1 spring, $5 75 a $0 25; No. 2 spring, $4 75 a $5 5U;
ambor. ??5 25 a $0 75: white winter, $0 5 ? a ?7; new i?r ?
cess. ?7 50 a ?& ityo, $3 75 a ?4; \\ ostern No. I spring,
$5 50 a ?6; No. 2 spring, ?* 75 a ?*> 23; bakers',
?f? 75 a ?6 23; amber. $o a ?> AO; wiiite winter, $6 25 a
?'? 75; new process. $7 50 a ?^ 30. Whc it?A light milling
demand; sales 500 bushels No. 1 Milwaukee club at $1 1H;
750 -lo. on private terms. Corn?'Request limii-d; sales
1,000 hushets No. 2 mixed at 46c.; 3.000 do., by sample,
on private terms; l,3oodo. St 42#\jc.; 1.600 ?'.o No. 2 ioiedo
at 47 . oats-No 2 Chicago, 32c.; State, 33c. a 34c.;
sales 7o0 bushels Western at 33c. Barley quiet; sales
1,250 bushels Western at 70c.; 3 cars Canada
ou private terms. Malt steady; Canada. 05c. a
a $1 10; t^tato, 85c. a 95c. Rye neglect od.
Higliwiuet dull ar.d unchanged. Railroad freights ?
Wheat, 7*4.0.; corn. 6>?c.; oats 1c. to Now York. Cnual
freights?Wutat, 5*^c. ; corn. 4Jwc. a 43ic.; oats, 3l4c. *. rye.
4-1ac. Receipts by rail?4.600 bbls. fiour, 67,200 bushels
wheat, 84,(>oo do. coru. 28,700 do. oats. 13,600 do. barley,
8,400 do. rye. Receipts by lake?7.630 bbls. flour, 177 2o0
bushels wheat. 199.400 do. e??rn, lo,0oodo. oats. Shipments
by rail ?14.HOi) bids, tiour, 79J**) bushels wheat. 134,700
do. corn, 26,600 do. onts. 13,200 do. barloy, 8,400 do. ryo.
.shipments by eunal to tidewater?132.682 busliuls wheat,
221.235 do. coru. 41,605 do. oats, 31,750 do. hurley. 7,935
do. rye. drain in store?138,600 bushels wheat. 463.mJO
do. coru, 144,700 do. oats, 15 800 do. barley, 21.4O0 do. r.ve,
126 000do. malt, 123,Iks) do. malt (estimated in houses).
Grain afloat on the upper and lower lanes for Buffalo ?
92.OS) bunhels wheat. 6*9,0()O do. corn, 85,000 do. oats,
16,O00ao rye. Adust ou tho Erie and Oswego canals for
tidewater ?1,672,744 bushels wheat, 1,477.821 do. corn,
272,078 do. oats. 09,900 do. barley. 136,718 do ryo.
Tolkpo, May 20, 1878.
Wheat dull; umber Michigan, spot, ?J 20; June, rl 2l)sJ;
No. 2 rod wluter. ap<?t,?l 16 nsKcd, ?1 15 bid; June,31 161 ^ ;
Jul}*. $1 11; No if rod M abash,$1 11; No. 2 Dayton and
Michigan roa, *1 14 V Corn dull ; high mixed. 4l^c.; No.
2. spot, 41 V- i auo' 42c. ; .1 uly. 42>bc.; rejected, 4' R^c.
Dais dull and uominal. Receipts ? i2,(s*) bush"!* wheat,
45,000 do. coru, 1.O00 do oatm. Shipments?28.OUO bushels
wheat, 78,000 do. corn. Markets closed:-Wheat dull:
amber .MlchiKau. spot, $1 20*. Juno, $1 20 SjJ No. 2 red
wiutar, May, ? I 15; Juno, ?l 16; rejected, IF-c Corn dull;
No. 2, June, 41%c.
Oktkoit, May *20. 1878.
Flour dull and lowot; white nomlnuliy ?5 62*., a ?? 75.
Wheat lower; extm wuftto Michtgau, ?l 24k a i?l 25; No.
1 do. ifl 24,k a SI 2*1?? Corn scarce and dull; nominally
43}?c. lor No. 1 mixed. Oats lower, very light demand;
No. I white offered at 29c. ; No. I mixed offered at 28'4e.
Adovorseed held at ?3 95 a ?4. Receipts?Flour, 2.0UO
bbls.; wheat, ;n>.OOQ busiiois; corn, 1,OJO do.; oats. 5,20u
do. .shipments?/lour, 1,266 bbls.; wheat, 18,090 oushoist
void, nominal; oat*. 3,069 buahois.
ClNCiKXATI, May 20, 1878.
Flour dull; family, ?5 20 a $6 5 J. W boat dull, lower to
sell; rod. $1 12 a?l 16. Corn dull and drooping at 42c. a
42 V. Cats (inlet but steady at 28c. a 31c. Rye quiet at
Hoc a 62c. Barley in fair demand; choice fall, 45c. l'ork
dull and nominally $8 fx). Lard dull and weak; current
make. 6kc.; kettle, 7e. a 7}?c> Bulk meats easier at 3^0.,
fS? uau <S,c. tor ?liuut(l?n, clour rib und clear xi<iu?.
li.uon dull 111 4c. a 4o., be. a 5%e. and for .liuuldora.
clear rib and clunr iiilo*. Whiakoy aictuj , in lair d'*iit<iiid.
nt Id 1X1. ilulter dull and woak; heavy racoiiita li.vo
dapreased the uiarkol: clioloo Wo,torn roaervo, Ida. a 1 >c.
tbiniral Ohio, 11c. a 12o. Xuc.tr atnndy, uneliannuil. Live
hnca Dull t coiniuon. fl! 00 a <1; licht. 03 a $.1 30; pacK
inc, I'd I" * Sf.'l aR; hulchora', pi 26 a fil 3ii receipts.
2.40U; ahlpiucnla, !I20.
ClIIOAOO, Mav20, 1878.
Klour enaler; .prllitr oxtrna. $4 50 a $5 "xj; Minnoaotn rx.
traa. $4 75 11 $0 50; pntoiita. $<> 50 a ipO; import! ilea, 75 11
j.4; win lor oxlraa. $5 a Jp< > 50 VI hunt uiiaolileil; acttvo but
weak null lower: *0. 3 t.hloaco aprlua. (1 "7U. omit;
$1 07h, May; 411 04X a ?1 04>i, Juuo; ?0 oK,. J ufy . aalea
at #1 11I v, a <11 0141,. July ; No. 3do.,!a',c. a Use.: rejected,
85c. Corn uaaetllod and lowor; yellow, &*%>? a ;!0c.; lii^lt
mixed, OhJic. aaked: new mixed. .'47l,c.; No. 2 mixed, d^.'.c.
a OH^c., cash and .VIay; 5?v,c. hid, Juno; 38^,c. old, Juivt
rejected, 3thx aSMKc. <4aia active but lower; Jo,S,c..casU
and May; 25o., J .net 24^0. a J.V.. July. Kye in fair de
mand, hut lower at 57c. Hurley dull and lowor at 4t*e.
?liked. Pork active, but weak and lower ; declined "JOc. a
SjWo., rcnclilni; llto lowoat price lor thirty yearn;
S7 75 a *7 85. cash; $7 70 a $7 7J',. June;
$7 87,^ a $7 00, July; ?JV 05 a $H 07;,, Aupiiat.
l.ard 111 lair demand, hut lower: Iff 50 a PH 53,
ca.lt; St) r>2'+. J uue ; ft! 57>k a SI (Ml. July ; fd 05 a fO ?7!<,
AiikudI. Ruik tunat*ea.irr: .bouidera, 3tic ; >11011 rib.4',1'.:
aliert clear, 4^0. Alcohol. Xic. bid. VVhlakoy ato idr und
unchungod. iteeeiotn Plour, 8,5oo ld>K ; wheat, 1-'0,01,0
hu.hoU; Corn. aco.OOO do.; oats, 145.mjo ilo.; rye. 8..V*) do ;
barloy, OJXJO do. Hhipuioata?Hour, il,t>U0 bbl>.; wheat,
lhh.oOObiuhola; corn. .(CO.OX) do.; o?t?, 84.0UO do.; rye,
U.loo do.; iiarioy. 4,2(*) do At the close wheat wax dull
and lower; SI 07 V, a SI 07'4, May; SI tH'i, June; SI 013.,
July. Corn dull aim a .hade lowor: ilH^c., May : !!8c.
a . June; UHt^c. a !fHHo-, J ulv. iikm ea.ler, but not
unotubly lower. Pork eaaler; S7 70, June ? t7 85 a S7 87Jj,
July. Lardeador; S'l M, June; SO 55, July.
CHEESE MARKETS.
Amvany. N. v., May 30. |H7Hl
Over eighty factories war > ropre.euied at the Llttlo Falls
cliexHO market to day. The offerings exceeded 4.300 boxe.l
n largo proportion warn full creams: ;bo range of prices
tor all grade. waa H'gc. a USc., uuuu hut prime gutting
OV,.'. n logo. Farm clioeae sold at Ho. aH'40., llio murkot
figures being He. a It,'40.
Butter?utloiTu^s light; quoted at lHe. a 2 >0.
Uric A. N. V.. Mar 30. l?7l
The cheese market to-day wis doprenaed; ?nli. of 4,i+K)
hexes at S>,o. a Hjge. ; aleo 3,23-1 boxua aoiit <10 comuila
alou; average price, ptgc.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
Piiovipkncb, K. I., May 20. 1*7*.
Print cloth, quiet, without aalea; quotationa am nominal
at n*(r. a II 5-lrtc. lor heal extra and atanrtard 04 aquurot;
30xHO steady and Inactive at He.
HAVANA MAUKE*?
Havana. May 20. IR7*.
Upantlb gold, 223 a 22.'l)g. Otbor quotationa uuchaog'td.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.
Laj.x on*. May 20?Evening.
Tallow, 37e. par cwk I.lneoed cuke, ?si por ton.
Lirtamoi., May 2t>?ft P. M.
Cotton?Futures weak; uplands. low ruludllng clauto.
July and Auitu.t dellverr. 0 n-SM.
BKW TOBK rBoPCCK KXI'UABOK RyptlKT.
luivBariKii.. May 20, IH7H.
Pora?Raetern dull at 32a, Weitern dull at 4ns. Bacon?
Cumoerland cut dull at 2,>a Hd., aOort rib dull at 20a. ill.,
long clear dull at 34a.. abort claar dull at 23a. llama?
Long cut dull at 34a. riliouldera dull at 21a Heef? India
niea. dull at H7a.. extra do. dull at lofta.. prima do. dall at
71s. Lard?Prime Wealero dull at 33e Hd. Tallow ?Crime
city dull at SHs. Turpentine?>plrita steady at 24a Hd.
Kosln?Common dull at 3a.. Hoe dall at loa. Cheese?Ameri
can eholce null at IKIa. Lard oil dull at P"a. Flour?Extra
Hlatn dull at 2Ma Wheat ?Nix I aprlog dull at IDs. ihl , No.
2 da. dull at Ida . winter dull at tlx Cora?Mixed aott dull
at 2". Hd. lur old; do do. .teady at 23a 3d. for new Cut
tnn.eed rill ?Yellow American, none In the market. Ke
rrlpt. of wheal lor the weea ?From Ailantie porta, al.lalO
quartera; Irom Pacific porta, 24.3m drat Irotti other
auuroea, il.lUU do. Receipts ?rl corn, 33,010 quartera.
FINANCIAL.
London. May 20?4:.'Ki P. HI.
Conaola. DO?, far bitb money ami the account, l'onn.yl
?aula ? antral. 2Htg Parla arlvlcoa quota flva pur cent
reatea, 1UDL AM. lur tha account
pmahcial.
^ftiik"Wblic sfot/I"Bxcti anhK 11"it no aT>s T
.-speculator, can oxecnte their own order, on ens active
Block on a margin ol 1 per cent.
Commlaalon on any nnrii.erof ah area, from 3 to .300;
1-10 per cent. Trail.actions can be made and cloned tin
lluvi-r.'l, collar 3. or Caah ; but itiarglni aro effected by
regular .alee only. Additional margins of not lee. than 1
per cent will be received at anv time batore the stock >elie
"regular"' at the "wlpo out" prlee.
i.. W. TODD A Cfk,
M anngrrt.
\T KKAIWNABLK KATKH mom-.V iN UFR tND
Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgu-' -.: same
hotight; Insurance ot all kind. effected with l.e-t companies
at biwe.t premium. J. II VHKICil V < O.
ItK.MoVKli TO 103 AM) 107 BROADWAY. O.MS DOUR
BKLOW COItTLANIiT nT
DYAXCBs ON TlOI MKTITirD PIANOS,
Carriages, Ae., If .tored at advertiser's warehouses.
Address ST DBA" R, box 17* Herein ??dice.
A-Nfcw ttfo.;K~fcXi'iia>< 1 i, ~
? l-IHcom. I< Broad ?t. I-IHcora,
and 37 Kxchengo place.
Buy and sell all the xctlv" St-eks dealt In nt thd New
York Mock hxrh.nr. in lot. ot trom > to 30 shares.
Com mi..loa l ift per rent,
1-10coin. Margin s hi I percent. 1-11 Coin.
Branch of Manhattan dtoi k Fxchsu-e,
3M Broad and 34 New at.
A?""1 ?DRTituir "and mTi.wai km; hVii ciao"
?al.o Montgomery and Itulal. Kir.t Mortgage Bond,
wanted KOW.tRDC Fox. A Ct).. a Wall at.
(TkNTLFMaN W ANIis tT) BK Al UUMMuDAThO
with 1 few hundred dollar, flrat el'a. security 1 a satis
factory rate will bo given. Addma. Ai'l'l- X. Herald office,
rr.RX FBtMlllMillAM A 111.. BAN Kl-.il-> u|i
J\ llruker.. 12 IS >11 .t . Dealer. In f'ru cla.. Htnek
Privileges, buy Sto ks ai the Now Yur* Stock Exchange,
nnd carry .ame aa long a. desired on a deposit at three per
cent. Explanatory circular tree.
?? \ nvsNi'R-" on ri\Nos, fphnitckk, Air-mi
/VWeat .met., weal ofBth av. (itora-.u <<aic.l, without
nOLDHKS OF ANY OF Till. FOLI.OWlNU BONDS,
t/'lty ot Ka.rSt Lout.. Ill,,
Alexumler rnu-ity 111,,
t.'lty nf St, Joaeph. Mo,,
I'ettl. rnanlt. Bo,,
City ol lieu.ion. Texas,
are reqne.ted tn communii ale with FRANK MOltlSON,
Attorney-at Law, box 3. .H I'oat oRlcn, Ito.tun.
1 ALWAYS HAVR MDNKY ft) LOAN ON SlflKT
gaga New York eitv Property; ally Ballro.d Stock, and
Honda bought and sold. II. K nil A NT. lift Broadway.
npittirr rdfuflTfo man libhrallt hn il "i
1 mortgage ; lung term and amall expenw. TBI ST. hog
1 -xr Herald oflleo
< I | | , till WAN I
?ii I"?h.is l i'ltv l'r party, wort 1 font time- the
amoniiMltn Sgeiita wanted. Ailt la IIUI'tlflTON bo*
14') llarald ofTiee
17 "x nnn ? nxnoutiVN's fi nds tu loan <?
?.) I I ?)?"/. t VTaim|irnyed I'roperty. scoii .s JIAC
KLNAlR. MM RrvadWAf. UOloo bout I 1U to 3 dally.
BIT SI V KSS OPPOftTCI gf 1T? ???
r,V EXPE -IBScOTT k&Atr BSTA I K
.iYw.inu pirtnor, with small capital, or au*oclate with ea
t tbliHia-il offlitf uptown. Adurt?a IKiiKlMtOACHAliLlfi*
Herald office.
burTxehh maSTTvitii ?omk means, b uK
fared an inirr n in a profitable monopoly. Address boa
81 font office. .
PARTNER WAN I kit IS "aX KSTAHLIHllED CI
car manufacturing buloeas: must boa business nan
with some capital adilre-? WILLIAM. Herald odioe.
AfilTXII WAHTaD?I* a (MX>Q. MM.IAHLK*
Buying manufacturing business. withtu$12,'AK>;
asulliin.ee business well established: goed security given ;
none but principal* dealt with. Ad ires* OAA, Herald of
fice.
YOUNU 8INQLE l*AOY, WITH AOWE HI >INKS8
,i\. experience, can lor $1,000 secure half interest in a
handsomely paying business; investigation solicited. Ad.
dress iJL'Slh hSS, box 177 Herald otllco.
~ N B N KtUlKTfUM A N. WITH biTI'EUlOU HUalN'E.Sil
..anility, can loriu an excellent c ounectiou with au old
nil lelianio house. Address W .V , Herald nOlee.
A
lug enormous profits. for $1,(XJU down. Call 104 Watt
BU l.NK-ri MKN WITH $200-?BS NOVBLTY BUR.
glar Alarm. BARilART. i'earl Street aMMA
I'M MKT (ILAW "BaKBRV. in UOOD WI88?0?
1 h aul, to let; with or without Fixtures. Iuquirt> on tha
premises, corner of Leo uv. anil Wilson at., Brooklyn. K,
I)., or or LANfl A ItOHiNSO.V, Not. 2 and ii South it..
New York.
F~vTr atlb?flour and produce arouK in
lirooklyn. or would lot the stor.i lor other business,
inquire on the premise*.i*7U Fulton si., near Urand av.
iirkiTro list-curnbr or-c 1 Fa trams(^Tarr
and Worth: every modern imprnvnment; bar uud res
taurant attached. apply on prennaet.
\l Wfi.L SKLL STATE KlliHTB (JiT EN71KB 1PATKNT
Lot the heal kerosene oil stuvo iu the inarkot. Fur particu
lars address J. I J. 1... Iteritld ollico, for tlirou days.
IN AN IKON AND BRABS MANUFACTURING BOTH
uess nn associate wantod. with ?10.0*10. to take p.nco ot
partner retiring; house has always beeu aucceasfui and m
desirable iipeulng Is otfered. A|ihly UitlUOd A CARLE*
TON, i't iiroudway.
H
I WANT A PAIUNKR. WITH $1,500 CAHH. IN MY
restaurant, corner south aud Fulton, opposite Pulton
herrv, Now York; now doing an elegant business. tpply
to my agents. Lloyds, 4 Warren st. IVM. B OVERTON.
WANTED-A PAKTNKlt, WITH A~ CAPITAL O#
$10,000 to $10,000, to Invest tt In n eloak and suit man
n'aciory. Address U. is . box 131 Herald oince.
ANThD-FOK I'l 11L \ UK LPll 1 A, FIRST CLASH
manufiioturori Saioa Agencies on reasonable oommls*
stun. Address P. O., box 4.tiA7, New York.
WANTitD-PAKTNKR WITH fTaOO, IX AN ESTAB*
llshed Fish mid I'roduoe ceiumissiun business. Address
J. s. HUTCHINSON, :?H South 2d st.. Philadelphia, Pa.
ANTED?A PARTNBK (HERMAN) WITH AH MALL
capital In onoulug ot a first class lager beor saloon
down town. Address box 170 llernid officu.
WILL I'AY CASH FOR HOMH HOOD COMMI.SalON,
or hoot and shoo Tucking Work : would protor it with
out stock. Address S., hox JIO Herald office.
(Sj-IWt-lF PROMPTLY TaKKN. "WILL SKCUilH
J'I Vy valuable Interest in first class dramatic and
musical wuekly. Address, appoiuting InterviuW, DUAs
VIATIC, lleruld office.
FIItE UNDERWRITERS.
Tbo annual election of the Now York Board of Firo
Underwriters was held yesterday at Noe 15<1 and 168
Broadway. Thoro wore two tickets in the Hold, and
thut known us tbo opposition won. Tbo diilurcnoo iu
the tlckeiH ?us ou tbo committee on Fire Patrol
wboro tbo nauies of Thomas B. Jones, Thomas L. Cor
nell and 11. Lockwood, on the regular, were roplacod
on the opposition ticket by J. B. Ames, Charles M.
Peek and Henry ?. Bowers; ou the Commiitoo on
Laws and Legislation, Ceorgo W. Bovago was on iho
regular and Thomas U.Junes on the opposition licxot;
on the Comraltteo on Burvoys, llenrr E. Bowers
was regular una B. Lock wood opposition, and on tbs
Committeo ou Police aud Origin of Firos, John
J. Wostelie was regular and William A Burns
opposition, lloih tickets sgrood ou tbo other mem
bers ol iho committee, and also on tbo gonorat
oUlcers. Tim number ot votes oast was eighty, aud
the only olllcer who rocelvod a uuauunous eloolloa
was William W. Ucuahaw, iho Bocrumry. Tlie tol
lowing wero Hooted : ?For President, Edward A Wal.
ton, ol ihoCitizeiis', 7a votes; Viou PruMdeui, Thomas
F. Jcremiab, ol mePaclAo. 70 votes; ?, erot iry Will
iam W. Hensbaw, ol tbo Long Island, ?0 votnk; As.
slsiaut .Secretary, Jamoe Yereance, of tbo bafoguaul
77 voles; Treasurer, Marcus F. Uodgos, or tbo UolT*
mun, 78 votes.
Coniiuii'eo on Finance?Edmuna Brlggs, Jamos A.
Aio.viinter, Daniel Underbill, Stephen Crowell Jobs
W. Murray, Ulrnm M. Forrester, JnUu E. Fulsiord.
Uoinmiileeon Fire Patrol?Martin L. Crowoll, Wilt
lain M. lUodoll, Hamuel Townsend, William Do L.
Uuogblou, J. a. Amos, Charlos It Puck, Honry E.
Lowers.
Committee on Laws nnd Legislation?Peter Noimna
Tboiuas U. Jones, William M. St. Junn, Edgar W. Orte
well, Nathan C. Ely, Bumuul E. Ueichor, George 1L
Colt. *
Committeo on Burvoys?N. C. Millor, Henry H. Hall,
H. Lookwood, J. F. Hulstwid, John K. Kan I, Jamos s!
Holituahoad, Alfred A. lteovos.
Cominltme ou Pollee and Origin of Fires?George
W. Montgomery, Bamuel 1*. Hlayden, Theodore Woblia
James M. Plnkney, William U. Boss, Edwaru Marritu
William A. Burns. *
The inspectors of olection wore.?A. M. Klrby, ot
tbo Couiiuontal; A. II. Walton, of the Lenox, and
George F. Traak, ol tbo Mouiauk Fire Insurance
Company.
HALE OF A bTAGE ItOUTR
SIoco the death ol Mr. Marshull, the veteran stags
proprietor, nis heirs bavo become so clamorons for a
division ot the estate that the Courts liavo boan oallod
upon to adjudicate In tbo promises Mr. Oscar T.
Marshall, the younger brother ol tbo dacoasod, soenrod
from me Supreme Court an order to olo.-e iho estaio
In obouience to wltiuh the Madison Avenue Mage
Lino, In which Mr. Marshall owned a bull interesi
was yesterday brought under the hammer at
tbo Exchange salesroom. A proton was catered
against Hie sale ou the ground of insufficient nolle a
by Mr. John II. Uray, lor Oscar T. Marsiiail, bat w <?
disallowed bv Messrs. Van Taisell and K"srncf. Too
Ural bid, ol $75,000, was mnde by Mr. Wilklns, partner
ol tbo deceased, and no others being uflorsd, iho
rights, privileges, accoutrements and rolling stock of
tbo line became his sole property. Tbe purcbasor
took tbe property ol the line, sacti as auger, borsos,
harness sn<l omnibuses in leo simple, and the stable
property, subject to a lease ot $18,000 P-r annum,
which has tbreo years to run, dating from May 1,
1.178.
LONG If It AN Oil li AI LEO AD WAB.
ad spplloatloo will be mado to-day before Judge
Scudder, at Freehold, N. J., lor Us appointment of
commissioners to ascertain tbo value ol the land to
be taken from the owners of villa gronnda on tbe lina
or the proposed Long Branch and West End lUilrosd.
The routo baa bivn sorvoyed and extends from th?
present Long Iiranoh station of the New Jersey
bouliiern, near the silo of the lalo Metropolitaa
Uo'el, to tpo West End Hotel, a distance of about
three miles. It Is rcg.<rdod as simply a continuation
ol tbo latter road, out in coo?<-<|uouco of tbo litigation
attending tbo dosing up or that Company, Its affairs
being in tbe bands ol a receiver, the llrsl mortgage
huudbolder* could not assume tbo authority of pub
licly appunrtng in tbo matter, bunco the name and
title ol the new road, end the formation of a m w
c impany. wilb Mr. Williatn W.iltor 1'netps as Fresl.
dent lo construct It. Besides luo conlllcl of Intorosia
Involved III ibn esse holwrau Iho Now Jorsoy Central
n.id me New Jersoy Southern railroads thoro is a still
more important point connected with it?that is,
the rights ol lbs properly buidors on the line of Iho
proposod route. An saivoved the now road cuis of! a
portion ol the boost villa silos on ?Tlis Branch," in
tic nog, it Is claimed, a loss upon their owti?ra.
Among the principal sufferers is Mr. Lester
W ii lurk, whose grounds will be oncroachoj
up di. There are aires ty ooo railroad and a
nubile road running through Mr. Wallack's grounds.
It i? esilm-itsd that Mr Wallack's loss will amonnt
to nhunt $25,000 if Iho present survey ot tbe new
rond bo carried out. The prop rty holders propose lo
represent to Ju lpo Sco lder iholr views on tbo snip
Ject. nnd lo protest sgaiu?t the taking of thmr prop,
i rty against tlimr consent unless lully indemnified
lor lhe ICS. Mr. I."Ou Abbett will ippcar lor Mr,
Wallsck and Mossr*. KoOort Alien, of Hod Bank, and
Uowull Jonos, ol Newark, lor the railroad.
CIUAii SHiZLiiLH.
As lospoctors Van Horn aud MoCort ware going
down Wall street yesterday morning, from tbe Cus
tom llou ?? lo I he East Itivcr, tboy met a mar carry lug
a lot ol cigars which worn uosinmped. Slopping htm
Ibcy found Ihc lot tononsislof SOU line Hsvauan, which
had b"on sin igglsd from Iho or iff 11 irry VeMan, Just
arrived from Cnhrina. The -ame officer* ai-oaemij
1.0-d) rl-sra on heard of tlio steamship Columbus.
Hutu lots werr stored <n lbs suizuro room and Will
be confiscated to iho govern menu
FIFTH AVENUE PAVEMENT.
Commissioner of Fubltc Works Campbell yesterday
opened iho loliowing proposals for pavtug Tilth avo
nao, from Kilty-ninth lo Bevoaty-eoccnd sired, with
McA-Iam pavstnenl:?Edward Bradburn, fiil.A.v-i;
Willi mi II. Johnston, 430,2AI; J, It. Byron, $Jo.*Ao;
Juliii II. lii'Viiu, f.\!>4o; David ilr nnau, Jr., $29,114');
George irosey, #20,h*0i T. it. Fosgersltl, $25,7Uj
J?m"? H. Cal.sUsu, $1)8,244; Jubii A. Itaraur,
f.'4,74'i sit; T. A. Cuming, $22,Old $0: J. 1). Cnmmiiis,
f'-.1,045; John Blattery, f.if.lssi The contract Was
awarded lo J. It. Byron at $2 i,8."*u.
MU-NlCll AE NOTES. .
Tin Committee on Btreeu of tbs Board of Aide*
niuii baa under consideration yesterday the rsaolmloa
sunraittsd to them relative to preventing accidents is
paesssgsrs from tbs rapid transit pillars la alighting
from and entering Third and Sixth arenas street oars.
After bearing Mr. John 1). Coogblin on hchnif of th?
Th ru svohtie r?sd it was resolved to send mr tbe rep
rescntaiivs* of the r?|i"i transit companies.
Mlj Chamberlain Uppsnnnde Iho l"llowiog finan
cial **|etinni tor the psal WeSKBalance M.vll
fJ,$W,2W u2. Hsoeipts. $1,247,410 4U. I'.y mental.
$l,440.avV 43. fislanos, May 18, $a,7?4,4Itf 1%

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