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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEwYoRR April l6BEEvEs- Receipts today were 81 cars
AT Sxtiehst Jersey City and 10 az Wee
of SO l420 head making 1920 for the
days against 4Sl6 for the corresponding time last
the best droves The demand good and
at SiNeths where the stock arrived early the trade
over before o'clock An accident the Pennsylvania
railroad the arrival OF the stock train due at Jersey
good than reported yesterday but satisfactory
and fully c higher than the rnlng rates OF last Monday
choicest steers selling at lSd l4c Y 10 to dress
SO gross cwt commOnest do at lc 10 dress % 10
fair good at IL ld12 &c, 10 dress 5ld56 10
r. O. his account 3s4 ordinary 10 good
Illinois steers 64d72 cwt at IL 1l2i2c T. 10 10 dress 90
So the gross cwt with few OF the best at
Charles J. Pagan sold for W. " Woods, 10 rough Illinois
aud 20 little steers 62 cw average at lie h, 10 dress
Uiery Carey on account 80 Illinois steers 6
cwt al Sc dress 81 10 and had AZ fine Illinois steers
Morris Waixes Co had "a carloads 404 Illinois sell.
ing by d. Waixel f. Samuels NJ LauteTDach and NJ. Gold
smith, at from lc. TO 10 c o. including g3 by NJ Gold
smith. 8LqS cwt, at 12dl3i2c, 10 dress 67G6S ID.
making 2Os7 the last four against 32s for
time last week The demand moderate unchanged
prices ranging from etGSsc for unshorn sheep and
J. n Pdcock sold 1ls clipped Ohio sheep 96 average at
6asc y 227 do, 86 n, 6iec; 229 do 92 10, at else
~ do 9i h. at 6c 80 unshOrn Ohio sheep Ill average
al hc and Is Jersey d. 100 ~ at &c.
Kase Son sold ll6 Lancaster County sheep
gina Spring lambs direct from Richmond by theod
Steamship Company at 81 rs per head.
Hume Elliott sold 1876 state sheep, 10l average at 7ac
Phi 100 DO los H. at &c., 90 do, lie n, at &c., and 1853 do
swSE-Arryals today 80 cars or 1903 head making
4767 for the Last four days against D6i5 for time
last week None on sale alive. city dressed dun anQ
lower, with slow sale at lOSc, y 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17

nv large number of holders wno
are probably becoming anxious upon tne
.ubect Panama made still further advance TO-
dav. which by some was thought to Indicate
settlement of the difficulties between 1t and Pacihe
INT II would seem rather to indicate its further oe
termination 10 adhere to it's demands for the mons
share 40 as TO leave TO the steam
.bin Company but the shadow OF the
benefits arising from the recently advanced rates lor
fares and freights The remainder of the list calls
for no more extended remarks than are contained III
che general glance at the market below. Inc totai
,aes OF the day foot UP only 1295OO shares ana 'ne
opening intermediate and closing prices of the lead
ing stocks together with the losses and gains since
Yesterday afternoon, have been as follows:
OF Western Union, Is, 900 shares soldat a 's@"'4
G7sL0777sG7S, gain of 4 per cent Atiahtlc anu
Pacific Telegraph, 1,400 shares at 25@@2O@Zo"i'
no change Quicksilver, 1900 shares at 21G2l ga
2O7s. decline of as per cent Pacific Mail, 1l3Oo
shares al 43l4 a427sd 430sa43ss a gain Of ls per
cent; Union Pacific, Al 600 shares at 71071os0
7iSa72l2Q 72G72l2 gain Of is per cent; North
Western 2. 100 shares at 44l2d44A i4l2, decline
of i per cent; and 200 shares Preferred at 81 ST.
Paul $500 shares at 3Sosa3Sl2 decline
Of ls per cent; Rock Island, 400 shares
st lO3nsa1O3 gain of ls per cent !;
Wabash 400 shares at 15isa15'S0150 no
change OhioS g. 800 shares at q 7sG2S, no change;
Lake Shore. $500 shares at 740732l, decline OF
ls nor cent: Erie, 80 800 shares at 32031os0317 ga
a1ssa31Io. no change: Central and Hudson, 300
shares at 1O2, gain of g per cent Panama, 800
shares at 1851 127l4, a gain of 434 per cent. The
genera, market closed barely steady. The opening,
highest lowest and closing prices OF active stocks
sold TODAY will be found in the following table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALnMoRR April l6-CottOn dun and weak Low MID.
soSthern dner but Western weak and on Western
A%Ser q 81 No 9G d. MED F SS ~ SS NR Red
q 5000 Maryland Red sossi 81 DO Amber An1,s
Red IS 81 l6Ssi 20 Corn aa Western nominal so| sgS
%fS S we as sad n G.y fnay a
bGy9ns hme with active Srer trade trade R pSr 3d. s1I -
an sDs SI car o5a. es S s Ha@
demand Good to Extra Fine western ros lG92lc
s MsT SSSSS f %ay &f S and
S0G OS Go s5o Sb Wheat oc6 S SG Corn
nonay the Corr DIM bst firm sales oil a Gs
quiet and steady OF 5000 bush canada at II 2g u 80
sate on racE Seeds fairly active 81 5Oes2 70 for
"Ts Pork G Ssfs 9 g. Heavy
Ros26S hn iGFoHr~ steady and prices well
sustained; Western superine 81 59q$4 10 Common *
aae %; z Wife Wheat OHIO Indiana, michigan 500
So 70 Illinois f6 25d$7 70 81 Louis 80 20 q -; h Fs
y Fancy a corn quiet sh At & sG5e RT TSF
M5a and Xe9T r 1a 5 Fss for an af Mdss 1850
ReetsIFlour j2j2 bbis Corn. 100 bush: Wheat 1924
CLEVELAND, April l6The market Tor all articles IL que'
DETRS April and Wheat qqst and 45 qnShan Sef;
Corn in fair demand and lTn No aA eGs 81 &c coz
Seed u 80 Receipts Flour 900 bOIs Wheat t 1000
1000 bbls.: Corn, 2 900 BUSH Oats, 3, 90 bush a
April l6.-Flour IN 1alr denanui
a. 81 - Fancy 70 7Jdf0 20 corn firm az 1Zdt4c oats
rro al B6dGSc irmer AZ 81 20 on arrival IN oulk
PROVISIONS good demand advancing PoIG S22 300 -
ul Mrats-ShOLers Sc. Clear Rib Sides, II '4ci Gear
sides I2sc Inconsistencies 9l2c; Clear lb sides l2'c
Clear sides 3isc. sugar cured Hams J. "a l4c prime Lard
steam Sc fierce l6c; Reg 66l6'ic. Whisky, II H.
Bagging quiet but hrm AZ l2Si al3r2c 80. IN.
pm April l6-PctrOeum declined 70 lac lot ne
fued. Crude worth &c In bbls and 6 I'D Duk FRO
visions ouet M S22 Pork l3d l4c t0r Soke
Picked Hams and 10 "a l6c Tor Lara
clover seed firm at nll3 for Pennsylvania and ll4a
i24c for western Timothy and FlaXseed unchanged For
nm bur not doing; sales OF coo bbs, inclndng WIS
cOnsin and Family az $5d 80 70 PENNEY ana IN
diana and Ohio do ~ So 25dS6 High Grades 10 2oGS %
I'VE Flour held at - Wheat In steady demand at II 290
81 81 oT Red and - for Amber bye held atSl TO- Corn
moves freely at for yellow and Mixed western 0ats
du: White 72d73c; Mixed, Tic Whisky steady AZ ~ ~
for western Batter unchanged New Y"Tk ana H W
Comfy Extras 2S030c DO do Frsts, 23H2ic western
Extras 23G2gc do FiIsts II rl9G Cheese steady Ee%
unsettled Pennsylvania; NewJersey, and Delaware FRESH
l6L20l7c. Western do, l50l62c. ,,, ,,-,
20 White Wabash, ~ %: No / White Michigan 81 20
Amber Michigan 81 172 May q ISL June - II No o..
Red regular 81 1914 NAV, Il 10; June, II II No Ked,
Al IL No Amber Illinois 81 II y Corn dun and declining;
High Mixed 76Lc May The June, 7sc; Low Mixed,
tile no graGe 80 &c oats steady No l. 61'c NO o4c'
Michigan. ~ &c Glover seed, - % Rec pts-"hen'
10000 bush. Corn 1900 bush. Oats, 600 Dusn ehP'
ments-COr 81, 600 bush; Oats $4,000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ROPEAE MARKETS

LONDON, April ls-l2So p m-Censols for money 93ea
~ IA for the account 90 1de3 United states 40 bonds
coupon. Erie Railway shares 20.
LIVERPOOL April l6-l23e p. m.-Cotton In quiet and
changed Sales bses Including 900 for export and
speculation. The Of the
which 5000 taken for and speculation
forwarded from the ships side directly the spinner 10000
bales The stock IN port $4,000 baes including $4,000
including 1000 American actual export 900 bales
stock eroa 40 900 bales including 20 600 The
receipts OF Wheat for the past three days
qurters, including 49, American.
LONDON kps 1872 m.Pars dispatches quote Rentes
63f. 6Oc.
LIVERPOOL April 1872 on tho basis Of
Middng Uplands nothing below Good Ordinary deliverable
June and July, Vt isdi do nothing below Mldding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
shipped March and April t7,.rsdj DO DO, deliverable Ma

shipped March and April att sd DO do deliverable May
and June, at 3D. Tall0w, ali YGwt .-
LyERPooI April ie2So m Sales Of Cotton on ne pass
able April and MAY at77 BreaAstas quiet Wheat
dgG GENITAL for average California White S6a91 for Red
Western Spring. aud g4GJI0 for Red winter CorD, oso~
35l y quarter. -.
IoS6oM April 1880 mThe rate Of discern, in the
omen market Tor three months bills l6 per cent which
Is 6 per cent below the Bank Of England rate The amount
gone Bank balance to-day IL PbOOO Con
sols money, 93Hsa93s; for the account 93@a93Is
LIyRRPOOI, April 1880 OF the sales Of Cotton 70
day 100 bales American.
LONDON April 1916 m.Pars dispatches quote Renes OF
G3f Toe
LyRRroOr, April 1916 D. m-The market for yarns and
fabrics at Manchester Ia dun but not quOtab lower Lard
600 cwt Petroleum 01sd103ld gallon for Refined, and
SL2d Tor Spirits. 1900, =.
LONDON April le-Tallow i2i y cwt. Sugar, 46a26I p
LiyEafooL- April i0~Evenihg oil, 263a20e p
cwt. Spirits Turpenfine, 26G0l7j y cwt.
LONDON, Aprl f6-Eyening -Llnseod OIL 2J Y cwt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
ALMONDS.


MALAGA R caor-he fSosng extract t, TON Maine ree
Maga he nr Si TO n Tue weather during
the s month was very S bs So .s Se we have
stopped for the present the TOO early budding o. S pant s
are h9n,nay 9 uIGuh o diflt ~ Obtain any ananty
concentrated in strong HANDS awaiting for
the gltes alteration in prices in VIII be followed
country 900 boxes Of which there are 10000
halves ana cnt s yy and e have oniy in hSr6o
the Abby Bacon Headway, and Emanuel all Of which will
FREIGHTs The market on the whole is very quiet and
not quite strong The chareng movement is very slow
ana even petroleum tonnage which han been IN goa Gs h
they have supplied their most requisite orders ana WIN m
ing have been made through the day The
1ominay G96id Provisions 2jG27s Cd; Cotton, I'D; to
glasgow by steam 1000 bns Grain at GS6d t Iae
St John n e. 70 LverpGo direct with Deals at 70s NGT
1000 bbs Refined PetrOem reported at A. I'd two vessels
a2 Gc hence ITO Continent on terms not made
public Norwegian bark hence " Riga with 5000 bDiS
FsHDy Cod limited supply and steadily held sales 6
U SaS To 9 George ,e 6aS a. b sS at Tor so
chusets shore SG$9 for No and 81 90 for No and 400
Boz Herring are in demand With further sales Of 1000
Sealed at 30c Dutch Herring are dull with small sales at
dRAINhs Wheat market opened strong under the I'D
rains a in the week shippers hold on the PIRATE eos sa
stronger and more the demand Chiefly Tor export
g q % Rs s scs ARE q e' s at
no. Chicago Spring 81 2oSsl 20 for No Chicago
in store and this bid for aaoat u 20 for No Mwau
kec and No Minnesota together 81 % for Red Western
Michigan iS and q 80 for No @innesOts saSat
B Ba. good 1890
bush Ordinary do at 81 ~. adoat Barley Malt frn
% 9s I'm in o @a and BUSH cas
~ 900
a1eda = i .S!s, and q e aaSa sssise
on and aoa Rye i du d S@a G con
opened rn buyers held te market closed lower
and tame at the co6cesson the demand Is mainly for export
81 192 "a, aaoas Western Yellow at 92a ai9at
aSd rs % IN either Foreign OF
at IN lots for spot and future s O ah %
Po s Bag sn nan 1aPq l21S2 for
market remains quite hIm more especially for
We quote: .
choice new ;S5a4c 9ssrli1F. as
lar 9 sss caiifOrnians..
We take the ioliown rom Mr. Emmett Wells. Weekly Hop
Circular OF this date our market seems to be gradually gain
limited % t6s he home
every believe that the touehed bottom
s an % 'h Ss hSs n SE Of wha
on iae mi incoming sTop To either here or II EqoPs
ruled THE Brewers Who have not secured their sup
plies VIII do wen to soon a. there
snssRss @ n'
prices win be likely TO rule high July
MP-Ths market in general remains very quiet and prices
are as last Quoted Manila Isass for fair 70 One ssa
steady and in demand. 1000 bales sold Lice cash
HAY And sTRAw-There is rather moro inquiry on South
account with unchanged prices claimed the receipts
oTs SOC sSoe s sp a It Soa H n soc ana
dropping at 76dSoc for Long Rye 65a65c for Short do
LNsEEDLThe demand moderate at steady prices sales
Of LAoV bags Calcutta ~ va god cash, OF Ph!osopheL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

The market remains steady, with q fair demand
and In aJobbng way st &C. for Pot and &c. for Pearl
BROOM CORN AND BROOMS-Corn Ia vefy quiet but
steadily held l6al7e for Short Green Brush 4al7c for
Hun l26l4c for Medium Green and l0dl2c for Red
and Red Tipped Bro0ms unchanged
BEESwAx-1hs market 10 barely steady the supply In.
creasng and tho inquiry limited: held 33d3lc for
Western and Southern
CoTToNThe market spot Cotton was steady but very
quiet To-day the inquiry from all quarters very light after
s Largo laYfmspt tT exDa Of lest eyspinE Roeetps at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
The quotations of foreign exchange were as fol.

The money market is steadily gravitatng toward
lower rates. The banks are now in free receipt of
currencyfrom the interior cities and complain loudly
because the turn of the market favOrs the borrower
Discounts are slow, and best grades are quoted at
&c. Washington dispatches report Internal Revenue
receipts at 100000 and Customs receipts at $780,,
600 The L. S. Treasurer received 100000 Ma
tiOnal bank notes for redemption
The following is the Clearing house statement:
Curv exchanged s765l5922 Gold exchanges. sGGl7sl1
Currency balances 447S022 Gold baanCes.-.. eS033J
Government bonds have been strong, and a good
buying demand has been reported. We annex the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17

the shipping ports oday $3.50 bales this dsy as wee.
l. 25ago7 same time last year. 95OGois Gonsollda,oa %
dayal reoeipa 30 Og bales Exports Great Brian ivsSo
bales exports continent 1859 bales stock IN NAN forE
io 81 baest stock 657,7Sl bales Inc aver
los ~ yesteriays forward deliveries were oows April
iS2sc May I6Sc June, l60lc July, l6gSc August,
caic MAY 20 bales. igtc. July, 100 bales le,s,e
Augrst 100 bales, i7lsc. September, BOO paies'
l6ssoG; total 900 bales. Second Ca-Juy, 200 bales,
i6siec August 400 balcs 17Sagc total, GOO haes Ihr
Ca%OctOber 100 bales l6sc June 100 bales. 1885, total
200 bales. - -. .-c-.
Quotations standard OF classification In force sept
l. 1874 and Upland Cotton In store running qualify not
than half grade above or below the grade quoted ~
ordinary 1IS Strict Good Ordinary 10 Midiling 1873
Good ord 49, Low Afiddling lGi4 Good Mid.,lo
Ouotatona haaed on American standard classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17

The imports of dry goods for the week ending to-
day amounted to $1,007,721 and the amount mar
keted 81, O96,2S8.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvana 6's, Sd issue, 112; Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad. 224; Reading Railroad. 567s; Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, 55l2; gold 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
And the following for bank shares;

Railroad bonds were in active demand this after
noon. Union Pacific Krsts brought 99is, and Sink
ing Funds 93a93ls. some round amounts having
changed hands New-Jersey Central Consolidated
Firsts sold at 1861; Lake Shore Consolidated Frsts
registered at 102, and Chicago and Alton Income
1913. Chicago and North Western Consolidated
Coupon Gold Bonds advanced TO SO. and Central Pa
cifos 10 1901. BOSTON Hartford and Erie Firsts de-
clined 10 2S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
WOOL MARKET.

Pun April l6wool quiet prices steady supply
light Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx and above
ODE; X 65c; Medium, $3.50 nc Coarse e0So2e New
and Western Fine 46162c Medium 90 q
56c Coarse 50ci Combins Washed S0dSlc; Combine I'M
washed 35d37c; and Medium Unwashed 4OG &c
Tubwashed 60d55c; Colorado Washed 2S0Socj f9QFsa9
No and super Pulled 46d60c. Texas Fine and Medium %
d35c Texas Coarse. 2ld24c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17

The London advces report British Consols buoyant
and higher under continued easy money, three
months bills being discounted at SIG, OF 5-l6
below the Bank of England's minimum. The bank
made gain of $4,000 in bullion to-day. Foreign
exchange was strong and figures, both asking and
selling, were same as yesterday. Importers and
merchants are buying sparngly, otherwise
rates would doubtless rule still higher.
Gold was strong during She forenoon at
ll5lsa1154, but subsequently declined to 10,
with a recovery to 115ls. On gold loans the rates
were and per cent per annum, and lea per diem
paid for borrowing and fiat. We hear of no specie
engagements for to-morrows Cunarder. The import
entries of foreign dry goods at this port for the week
amounted in gold coin value TO S1,9O772l. The
amount thrown upon the market footed up 81, O96.-
2ss. The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in
coin interest and $35, 500 on called bonds The
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as
follows: Gold cleared, $50 223, 900; gold balances,
1886. 2Ss currency balances, $1,O79,249. We an
he ino1,t fnrp cold
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Financial.

4 OST or MISLAID-CERTIFlCA No. 20
Of the Union Trust Co Of IN name o. RICH VA 4
certificate No l0o5 OF said NJ ana X II
All persons cautioned against negouaung
Of and having knowledge vi same
will please address SUSAN r. BALE EKecutrih OF honata
J. Battle, No. 1856 Mercerst, Jersey City.
NIARIPOSA LAND AND MINING COM.
WI PANY-Persons holding Certificates of the Preferred
Stock in the Marposa Land and Mining Company
will please Of 81 share has
before April IA 1873 NJ the PInca
pal Office San No Nassaust, New York
Endorsement upon the certificates when paid
MORRIS IA. SMITH. Asat secy.
NewYork. March %. 1870.
OFFICE CENTRAL RAILROAD Co OF NKwJnsEY,j
ll9 LIBERTY ST.. NEW YORK, April Ii, 1875 =
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
~ MEETING Of the STOCKHOLDERS Of the CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEWJERSEY to ELECT
NINE DIRECTORS TO serve for the next ensuing viii be
held the office the Company Of Jersey city between the
hours OF II clock and O'Clock Of FRIDAY, May
next The will be closed from Friday he 10Th
inst. " Saturday, the 9Th proximo
sAMuEL KNOX. sscssaary.
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Fine White at II SjGSl 90 Fine Yellow at 81 l6dSl 60
Coarse 81 70d$l 10 Cob Meal at IL 5Oa$l co. GROUND
Feed at 81 60Gtl 80. =. 49,. 80,
FRUITS The demand IS somewhat improved but as yet
chiefly confined local trade country orders are arriving
SLOWLY and e purchases only sufficient 10 meet
Immediate wants prices soft though not materially
Changed The sales comprise boxes Layer Rasns at
81 and 1000 do private terms LOCO boxes Lo9se AZ
$50 boxes Valencia at lie; l0OO bbs utahs
ON terms NOT go boxes French Prunes &C i2d ~
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