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81 sTEAsIsn vas steady At lse wnou. notewor.hy
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, April %. 1875
gross 463 Gxports-To Great Britain. l. rs sales 49,
Stock, 1851
ceS s T bne. fair % sn iado % Tst g.
MOBILE April %, 1875
Esp6r %5ans So S stocs 0
Cotton steady middling is14c Net receipts s sss
co.... u,,,,,n ,. CHAnLssros, April 2; 1874
Exports ccastwise 1856 Sales 200 stock 1855 '"
su,-,.. ..., wItaIss5os \; g, April %. 1873.
Saa q $ ysw ds sas u s. 69 SIs 81 %
unchanged ut 81 rs
Flour dull but unchanged; sales no bbls 81 % Tor
No spring IS 75tor amber 81 Tor white
bushels extra White Michigan at Il 4o No. Milwau kee
SS
Boon Se% York and
Albany, 34c.
Rec Eese s ,o 100 obls wheat bushels
Flour 1oe Opls whsa. s5oo bushels, corn 5000 10
sstsrs tSf sgss5 for w9s5
buyers and sellers apart No Chicago nominaly 81 ID
sf on ae ans car mt store e%
Sic. Oats inasgve. ,Rys-None here: BarIey-None
a4a nT% s @ f T at s2 Tor heavy
Florr steady. Wheat active and higher; No. spring,
81 07ts 81 0S; No. do. regular, 81 Utla do fresh
jeced s2c; Corn active HIGHER high mixed and No.
mixed zs5sc spot: 7szse, oia, May 77tc. bid june
fresh: o2slc., spot; 6Z7sc bid. May 6sc bid June.
Rye nrm and IN fair demand No. 2 VI ~ Barley firm,
MAY. Pork-Demand light; hodsr firm shade higher;
sales at 81 81 1921 ofa spot; So 10 So 1875 June.
Lard-Full prices sked but demands sales at Sl5 90
Slo oz5s, spot or May SO ~ $l5 ssa june. BulS
dies I've short clear do l2c. ali lonse, spot MAY.
Whiskey, 81 H. Receipts-Four, 5000 bbls. wheat,
Sc 600 bushels 27 900 do. oats 2soc0 do barley,
bushels; corn 81 900 do oats iloOJ do; rye I90o
do. barley, 1000 do At tue afternoon cali Of the
June Corn weak. lower. AZ 7oAc 76s{c,. May; 7ac.
sci s. May. Lard, nomlnaily, SIS 50 June; SIS 90,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

DE RIvks-MURPHY.-On wednesday evening,
April 2s. at ~. stephens, by His Emlnence Car
dlnal McClOskey, MANUEL +. DE RIyAS 10 HELEN
GIBBS, daughter OF Thomas Murphy.
FITCH-NICHoIsoH-At the residence OF the
bride's iather Wednesday, April IS, Dy the Rev.
Father Dealy, ). j., JOHN L. FITCH TO MARY daugn.
ter OF James .. Nicholson.
GRNUNG-COoK.-Qn Wednesday, April n, 1875,
at the residence or the BRIDES parents, Livingston,
N. j., ny the Rev. j. A. Williams ID. d., SILAs r.
GENUNG OF Columbia N. j., to LIZZIE daughter OF
James y. COOK. Esq
GUNTHER-HATcH.-On Thursday, April %, at st.
Bartholomew's church, by the Rev. George "a
brlskie Gray, Mr.. w. n. GUNTHER, Jr., to Miss N.
l. HATCH, daughter OF o. &. Hatch, Esq, de-
ceased.
KoUSrzE-wARD.-on Thursday, April 20, at
Grace church, by Rev. II. &. Potter. ~ D., assisted
~ Rev. Dr. f. II. WasnDurne, LUTHER KOUNTZE to
ANNIE PARSONS, daughter OF Montagnie Ward,
Esq. all OF New York.
MINFoRD-PoRTER-Ou Wednesday, April IS,
1873, the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the
Rev Thomas X. Harris, LEWIS WALN MINFoRD TO
ANNIE LOUISE daughter OF James NJ. Porter, Esq,
All or TINS city. No cards.
PALMRR-CAMPBELL.-In Brooklyn, by the Rev,
DR.. Joseph 4. Duryea, April IS, HENRY y. PALMER
to KATE n. CAMPBELL. No cards.
PUGsLEY-NELsON.-I Peekskl, on ednesday
April 81 Dy Rev. VI. = Terry, Mr.. w. OSCAR PuGs-
LEY to Miss ADELIA u. NELSON, both or PeekSkil
NON KETrLER-SErOS.-O Thursday, April 70,
at Grace church. by the Rev. Charles ID. cooper,
assisted by the Rev. DIR. H. q. Potter, Lieut.. Will
HELM VoN kETrLER OF Berlin, Prussia 10 LAURA,
daughter OF Alfred L. seton. OF this city.
WiIsoN-ASPINwAII--On wednesday, April %,
by the Rev. McAllster, HENRY NJ, WILSON, for
merry OF Quebec, Canada, TO MISS elizabeth
AsrINwALIs oil Brooklyn N Y.
quebec (CanadaI papers please copy.
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tribe lower than yesterday The following were
the late quotations:-Cnted states currency
sixes 1881 124; do. do, 1881. registered l21M
1872; do. do, do, coupon. 1881 l23h do. nve-
twentes 1862. registered, 1851; do. DO. do. cou-
pom, 1l9s4 l197S do 40, 1854, registered, l17sS
a 1177S; do. DO, do, coupon, 1914 1919; do.
do, 1865, registered, llss4 11o4; DO do, do,
coupon, 1234 l235s do. do, do, new, registered,
12It 1919 do do, do, do, coupon, 1919 l22;
do. do, 1867, registered 1918 12lI do. do, do,
coupon, 1884, 1885, do. do, 1868. registered,
I2I1S do. do. do. coupon, 1872 az; do. ten
iortles, registered. 1I6 1l61s do. do. coupon,
116k q 1175s; DO. d. SKIES, 1881. registered,
1155s ll57S; do. do, do, coupon, ll7h ll1A.
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares sold as follows:-Fourth National.
9s3s; Phoenix, OF; Metropolitan, 1S41s; Republic,
100; Commerce. 1872, and America, l55. The fol-
lowing were the latest sids = America 1853; Amer
lean Exchange 49, Chemical, LOCO; City, 800; Citi-
zens', 1885, Commerce, 11s4 Continental, s5t1 Corn
Exchange 100; East River, 100; First National 200;
Fourth National. 9s; Gallatin National 12s; Ger
man American, s2; Gold Exchange. l16; Importers
and Traders, 1876; Irving $50; Marine 100; Market,
121: Mechanics, las; Merchants, l24; Merchants
Exchange, 1o2; Metropolitan, 1874; New York, 1873;
New York National Exchange, 100; North America,
1oO1S; Park, 1862; Peoples. 14o; Phoenix 961; Re-
public, 99h state OF New York, lis; Tradesmen's,
145; Union, 141.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
An UneVentful Day---StOckS Irregular
and Generally Lower.
MONEY ON CALL 2 IL AND 8 PER CENT.
Gold lis IA a lis 3-S-Further
Shipments to Europe.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES FIRM.
WALL STREET.

!
THURSDAY, April 29-6 p. M.
Outside or the speculative market the events or
the day connected with the changes OF commerce
and finance have been unmportant. To those
who are Interested in stocks the principal cond-
ton to be reported is one OF alternate weakness
ana nrmness, OF moderate activity and much I'M
certainty. While it is intimated that various
eliques quietly engaged in organizing for a
bull campaign, and Chat early movements will
occur in securities, there is no evidence yet
presented which foreshadows any plan OF opera
tions FIR the moment the general ten
dency is downward, but hopeful feeling
prevails, because IL Is impression
that those who control the market are not yet
prepared TO break 1t let 1t down with disastrous
results TO those whose confidence has been so
recently evoked. New York Central, New Jersey
Central. Rock Island, Harlem, Delaware and Lack
awanna are comparatively weaker, but the really
active securities continue TO vibrate in the usual
speculative way.
THE RANGE OF PRICES
was as follows:-Lake Shore opened at 7ok, ad-
vanced to 7oA and closed at 70h. st Paul COM
mon sold at 81 371s $50. Panama, on odd lots
receded to 1885, but sold during the day at 1885,
Erie opened at 295s, advanced to 3oA and closed
at 30s6. Union Pacific moved from 761z TO tn and
closed at 7es[. Northwest common declined from
l3is TO 419S; the preferred stock sold at
b5L a SIS. western Union opened at sos
and receded to 7eA Atlantic and Pacihc
Telegraph sold at 26sz a q 26@s. Wabash was
active on the basis OF l52l 15's. Ohio ana Mis-
gissippi declined IRON 27li TO 26Z. Atlantic and
Pacific preferred was nrm at 174 17ss Tx a
17., with small lots at IS. Missouri Pacific opened
NJ 53z sold down to 5S1l and ended at 541s. ST.
Louis and Kansas City sold at 431s A Az
AZ; United Express recovered TO 544. Other
prices win be found below.
THE SALES TO-DAY
amounted to about $4,000 shares which were
distributed among active stocks as follows:--
New York Central and Hudson, 800; Erie
1920; Lake shore, 1l,2oO; Cleveland and Pitts
burg, $500; Northwestern, $4,000; do preferred
200 Rock Island, 500; Pacific Mall 4,400; ST.
Paul, 1900; ohio, Il, 400; western Union, "a 500;
Wabash, $4,000; Union Pacific $4,000; Panama
1850; Atlantic and Pacific preferred, 800; MIS-
souri, Pacific, 2,4oO; Kansas Pacific. 500; St.
Louis, Kansas City and Northern preferred ZOO
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest prices OF the day 3.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SPOT COTTON MODERATELY AcTTvE-FUTUREs
1-l6C. $500. LowER-FLoUR FIRM-wHEAT
HIGHER-CoRN FIRMER--oA1s sTEADY--BAR-
LEY oUIET-RYE QUEr-PoRK FRMER-LARD
wEAK-PETnoLEUM LowER-rNvAL STORES
Generally oUTEr-wH1sKEY DULL AND
LowEE-aRocERIEs GENERALLY FIRM.
THURSDAY, April 29-6 p. M.
There was more ACTIVITY in some directions;
but, rule, merchandise was rather slow OF
sale and prices were without improvement. on
'Cnange there was considerable activity in grain,
but nearly everything else was quiet. Flour
iarly active and nrm, especially for tue higher
grades. Wheat was iahy active and decidedly
hrmer, closing with still advancing tendency
under a good milling demand, coupled with
fair inquiry from SPECTATORS Corn was also active
and higher good business being scored at the adj
vanced ngures. Oats neglected. Whiskey
was easier. Pork and lard were still neg
lected, but there were no radical changes in
prices PORK quite nrm, but lard was easy.
Cotton was in demand, but sellers and buyers
generally failed TO agree TO prices. Futures
declined Lice 3-S2c and closed quiet Petroleum
decidedly lower. Naval stores without activity
Groceries generally Arm, with considerable doing
in coffee.
slight difference between sellers and buyers
served to check operations In spot cotton. There was
some e1p0t uomaHu put uo Prlccs biu "ero searSS'y
equal quotations, while holders were generally asking
more than quotations the round lots wanted. Small
lots obtanablc without difficulty at quotations
noteworthy sales reported after Change
when exporters had mostly Withdrawn from the mar
having failed TO obtain the required concessions
from sellers Futures declined l6c. 3s2c and closed
quiet at the folio wing auotationsAprL 10 1870 May
167s2c I6ac. June, Is II SIC 6sac July, 10 slice
1880. August. 10 ll-t6c 10 1899; september.
is 9l6c. 10 1856 October. l6sc 10 5S2c Novemoer,
Is Is Ice December ID 81 We l6c January ID l6c.
I6c Quotations based standard OF classification in
force Sc ptemDer |. 1874. upland cotton in
running In quality not more than half grade above
below The grade quoted ordinsry, i4c good ordinary,
l5Sc. strict good ordinary, l55sc. low middng 1850:
mddling. l6ac good middlinG NE Quotations based
on American OF ciassncato
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DIED

ArwooD.-wednesday night, April 2s, Mrs. A. G.
ATWOOD. aged 90.
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited
TO attend the funeral from her late residence No.
10 sixth avenue Brooklyn Frlday morning at
haf-past ten O'Clock. Remains Will be taken to
Vermont Tor inserment.
Vermont papers please copy.
BARRY.-On Thursday, April 20, MAY AGNES, only
daughter OF James and Margaret r. Barry, aged
10 months and days.
Funeral from the residence or Mrs, Carroll. Al
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FOR in,ure delivery basis low midanng, the sa.es
have been as follows-Yesterday AFTER twoP M-May,
loo at 70 l6c June loo a. 10 7-lsc 800 at 10 iss2c
i6 q i6c 10 at Is Ssc seotemDer 500 a.
October, 100 at IS gszc Total! 5000 bales Exchsnge-
two T. M 4Sprii 7oS az Is ssc Nay iIoo at & sa
100 at l64e 20 at le ss2c 90 at 10 go at Sc.
10 e IS Sc lS al 'H be ce 100 at at Is 7Se Sus
2,7Oo At Is ul6c., co, at IS 2lS2c. COZ at Ies.c.
d e Il 10 s iS AsEu IS c .. sepsm S 20 a.
Is u SEE 500 at 10 9I6c December 100 at Id &c. 200 at
200 bales. The the ports as follows
galveston, SIS: New Orleans. So Mobile LOO savannah,
This day last week 1872 Tins day last In Cotton
liam burg. BY steam, sSc To Bremen by steam &C.. by
sail, &c compressed To Liverpool, by steam, Nd
CorrE2-The market tor Rio was quite active and very
strong tone but no Improvement can be noted IN the
bags bs the EIsnore At about s oac good in quality
At Baltimore QUO bags, ex rasman, pri-
yss terms and LOO oSSss eI sosa p5s A. lgS
HRmpton Roads, 1900 Galveston Iotal e.Ss4. Anoat
ns Gsi for UP Ped ss S a grades sG 0 ssHc
nrm Sales during the past iew DAYS included 80 mats
Java ex Lannetar aus5 bags Maracaibo ex Louisa Will
jamaica as do Laguayra, 800 DO Mexican 80 do. 81
mngo, 50 do. Angoslura sold in lots for consumption
Sy I nrst hands Stock 1a0il bags and 6,iis mSis
We quote Ordinary cargces l5'Ac lo1sc.; fair do
iesc IRENE range lots Ice l9iac Java govern
bags. 2ec. &c. do grass mats &c &c. snga
It.c Laguayra Isc a I9lsc. Jamaica l7isc a is.c ST.
Domingo i6c. Porto Rico. lie, 10 Costa Rca lie.
sAvanlla lsc 2lc.: Curacao, lie lac. gold, 81
anu %ovEasp GRAM -Recepts-Flour 1856 bbls wheat
meal soJ bbls and s25 bags. The flour market ruled
s a naeT sales we're fepofted OF @ Sb
Corn meal quiet ana steady, with 700 bbls sold. we
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ApvANCE AND pEcIINE.


The closing prices to-day, compared with those
OF yesterday, showed the following cnanres:-
ADvANcE-Atlantc and Pacific preferred, !. !:
O., and |. G., "a; Erie, "a; Pacific Mall, u !;
Union Pacific. "a gold, =.
DECLINE.-New York Central - Delaware and
Lackawanna, IL; Hannibal and 81. Joseph, 4;
Harlem, 2; Northwest common, ~; Missouri
Pacific, IA OHIO aud Mississippi. - Panama, o.;
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, Il; Northwest
preferred, =; Erie IN London. =.
The stocks remaining steady were Lake Shore
quicksilver, st. Paul and Kansas Pacific.
the MONEY MARKET
Money is again reported easy at 81 and per
cent on call. Prime ana good grades Of CONNER
sial paper are In demand, with rates unchanged,
although exceptionally there have been sales OF
choice paper low as per cent Foreign cx-
change was quiet but steady. Prime sterling
nominal rates ass 4ol selling rates 4s7 ASK
and 40 4.s0i.; reichmarKs, 95 q 95A and a51
s5x; cables, a6h; prime Paris, 5.143I and 5.lIl4
other rates, sis and 5.l15s.
THE GOLD MARKET.
All the sales OF gold to-day were made between
lI5h and 1865, these being the opening and clos
Ing prices Final gold loans we're made iree or
interest TO either borrower or lender. The actual
specie shipment to-day was s1,4sl,534, OF which
ST. $50 0Oo were gold coin and the rest silver. The
Treasury paid out s367.0Oo coin interest and
s62, 200 called bonds.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, APRIL 80 1S75-TRIPLE SHEET

at ike, and $50 erces city, the spot 5se June
was quoted Ut III Lice l6'6c AMI Western steam, on the
spoI, AZ sc. Butter and cheese were without material
changes In any respect
SuCAR-Ihe market Tor sugar was less active and
an easier tone was noticeable. Most Of The dealings We're
suppressed ana particulars oi the transactions were DIT
neut % obtain he sales so far aseertained included
~ nos iair refining at She rs 10. good fnir at
oc Zo5 10 good refining at sac, 325 do. at SIC sac,
and oOa boxes old Dernsne u
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FINANCIAL.
NEoorIArIoS
MISSOURI STATE STOCKS.

By virtue ana authority an act entitled An act 70
authorize the aud sale Of renewal funding bonds
for the purpose al meeting and paving the maturing
state Indebtedness, approved March 20 ISIS the
undersigned, fund commissioners OF the OF MIS-
souri, Will receive sealed bids al the Office Of the cover
nor 81 the Stae OF Missouri uhe same to be opened
licy by the Governor in the OF these
sioncr May ~, 1873 al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the pur
chase OF $40 bonds Of the stocks this state The bids
may be for any nr all these ciasses, 10 wit
sd cent old Bonus. Slu0O eacn
800 9 per cent Bont payable in lawful money
OF the United states. 1000 each
$40 per cent Pound sterling Bonds. ego each
10 be payable twenty after date but rcdeemab
at the pleasure ct the state Missouri i've years
from the date and before the expiration of the twenty
years, said stocSs 20 have sennannual COUPONS At
tached for the proper amounts OF interest payable
5he st days OF July and Jannary Of eaeh year All the
bonds 10 be payanie at the National Bank OF Commerce
N new York except The pound sterling stoek % be nay
abe ~ London Two hundred and sixty OF these bonds
70 bear date May 1879 AND 10 be delivered and psd for
~ sad BANK on June TO- 1875 and $40 TO bear date July
isS sna 70 De delivered and paid tor at SAID bank on
salu ast Mentioned date fhe right To reject any or all
nas reserved TO the Governor and Fund Commissioners
proceeds OF these bonds TO be applied 10 the payment
9, me maturing IN e6tciueSs OF the state These
Ist cass STOCKS and nave unquestionable guarantees
,or neT payment The resources Of the state are ample
u meet PROMPTLY, principal and interest when due.
TINS proceeding Is done by and with advice
JOS. W. MERCER.
THOMAS HOLLADAY. fCom'rs
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-30
,rIoNs on THE GoLp EXCHANGE BANk.
rnE UNITED sTATEs TREAsrRl

The Comptroller OF the Currency has notified
the Secretary OF the Treasury that the additional
amount OF new national bank notes issued since
March 20 last Is 81, 466 800. The amount pre-.
nously issued under the act OF January IA. 1875,
was $780, 900. 1o,a, $4eS5 300 This will call for
m additional reduction OF $l,173,04 In the out
standing legal tenders. the Treasury balances to-
day were Cur ency, sl72o 900; CON- SIS, 500 900
less coin certificates, $500 900. The national
bank notes received to-day were 100000 CGs.
toms receipts 1925 900. Revenue receipts $500 600
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advces report that the bullion in The
Bank OF England decreased CSC 000 during the past
week. The proportion OF bank to liabilities
In S9ts per cent against 391. last week. American
securities we're nrmer. Erie advanced from 264
to 2Tls. TIE bank rate is unchanged. The follow
ing are late quotations :-Consols Tor money, e37i
a o3Js; do. for account. o3al 937S; 1865 bonds,
cid, 1885,; 1867 bonds, IOs7S; ten-forty boads,
1881 1881 new nves, 1929.
RAILROAD BONDS.
The demand Tor these Dy investors is una bated,
aud they continue 10 SHOW a steady advance.
Compared with recent sales for instance there Is
gam OF 4 10 Delaware, Lac&awanna and West
sfD convertbies which. however were 4 higher
for bids yesterday; 4 in Chicago ana Northwest
consolidated gold sevens. I'm Delaware and Hud-
son new scvens, i In Toledo and Wabash nrsts,
81. Louis division, and in Toledo and wabash con-
vertloes; per cent In Alton and Terre haute
seconds, preferred. and per cent tn Pacific OF Mis-
souri, SECONDS. Union Pacific nrsts advanced TO
1914; the sinking funds we're firm at 931t and the
Central Pacific oregon branchl at 94S a oi7s.
Morris and Essex drsts sold at 1lsis, Chicago and
Alton nrsts at 1la, Michigan Central sevens at lO6
and New Jersey Central consolidated nrsts &C
1907. G., G. ana !. c. nrsts declined 10 So
STATE BONDS
were neglected. North Carolina skies, special
tax third series, sold at a; Missouri skies, lundeo
ut 100; new Tennessee skies at 80; District OF
Columbia s-e5's at 20. The quotations are I'M
changed.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
we're generally strong, currency skies being .