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The New York herald., 1876-03-15

COTTON on THE SPOT sTEADY-YurUREs STEADY
PLoCR sTEADY-wHKAT sTKADY-coRN DULL
AND EAsIRR-oATs QUIRr-wHIsKEY EAsIER-
PORK QUIET-LARD QUIEr-PETRoLEuM FIRM
SPIRITS TURPENTINE EAs1ER-RosIN QUIET
OILS QUIET = FREIGHTs QUIET - COFFEE
QUIET-suGAR QUIET.
TUESDAY. March 14-6P n.
The unexpected failure Of large city bank 10 day
occasioned considerable uneasiness In commercial
circles, and business ON Change was somewhat re-
strcled by IT, The failure the theme OF dis
cussion everywhere. aud In view OF the TACT that It
grew out mercantile complications grave apprehen-
sions we're ned lest other failures should result
from IT, The state Of trade ~ certainly not In such
condition as would warrant the complaIsant conlem-
paton important failure On Change business
very moderate. Flour and wheat steady though
comparatively little was either Corn dull
easier sspeclallyy new. Oats were quiet whiskey
lard noninsiy anist and vsry Little
The New York herald., 1876-03-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvEsTON, March IL. 1876
Cotton quiet and firm; middling. i21fc low middlinR,
l1c good ordinary lOsfc Net receipts SJ0 bales gross
57l Exports-Coastwise 100 sales. s57 stock. 40 25.
NEW ORLEANS. March IA, 1876
Cotton hrm middng. lsAe low middling. iihe good
Exports-Coastwise ii62 sales, 1900 Stock. 30e.zO5.
MoBILK, March IA, 1876
Cotton steady middling. i2lsc low midding Ike !:
good ordinary, lO1gc Net receipts. I3J bales Exports
Coastwise 5lo sales. 300. stock, 81 9Sa
SAVANNAH, March Ia 1870
Cotton nfm middlng i21Sc.; low mddng IKE. good
ordinary 9sc Net receipts. 53a bales gross 0s7 Ex-
pOrts-Io Great Britain 6,52 Sales 500 stock 30 sTv
CHARLESTON, March IA. 1875
Cotton nrm midding i25Sc ow middllng l2he good
ordinary lUze Not receipts OOI bales Sales. 7O Stock.
27Uol.
BUTFALo, March IL, 1875
Receipts-Four 400 bblS wheat lsoUO bushels: corn
44uOO DO. oats 900 do. barley. 300 do shipments
Flour 500 bbis wheat. 1sO bushels corn, fOUO
900 do barley 40 do Flour quiet and
MheaSpring neglected. white qset sales l5OO bushels
Michigan ~ 81 ~ Corn nrm and quiet sales
six cars on track a. 32e 1000 bushels od No Western
sic Rye inactive, Barley quiet: sales 900 bushels
Canada trick 95c Pork quiet e23 heavy mess
Lard Quiet al iske, i4e Hghwines nominal; nothing
doing.
foLKDo, March H. 1875.
Flour steady unchanged. wheat dull, a shade lower;
No white Wabash, "a 3ylf No. do 81 IS; No white
Michigan, 81 v1i May, ~ 81 amber Michigan. 81 -
DO. II 25h No . DO. 81 Oe1s Corn IN ialf demana
higher. hign mixed 4ec Ap to5zc May, 5U6c sJune,
5ie low 10 held A. a4kc no grade, aye. Oats quiet
but steady; No. n0mually 34c. white. 5Uc Mcnig an.
34 Glover seed steady fair demand a. - s5 mamn, th
~ Reesips-Sooo bushsls wheat Ss 0Oo do 2ooo
The New York herald., 1876-03-15
REAL ESTATE SALES.

There was quite numerous attendance at the Ex.
change yesterday and considerable spirit manifested Ia
the bidding The sales we're as folows:-
BY william Kennedy, public auction sale TO close an
estate OF three Ave story and basement brown stono
front buildings with lots each 10 by about So Noa
23 2l5 and 2l7 Canal street. north sde between Bar.
ter and Mulberry No. 2l3 now rented Al the
OF So 200 per year and No 2l5 81 COO No 2l3
with mortgage OF SIS, o0o sold for S26 600 20 Peter
Schneider; No 2l5. with mortgage OF el2 b00 sold
for $50, 400 TO j. d. Tracy and No. 2I7, with mort
gage Of Sill 900, sold for sl6 100 to Newman Cohen
Mr. Cohen the purchaser Of No 2l7 then desired that
No 2ls the corner property should be put up but no
BY Adrian II. Muller 4 Son, Superior Court fore-
closure SALE C. Higgins, referee house with LOT,
l6xlOO TO- East ll7Ih street. north SIDE $50 feet
east OF avenue A; sold for 81 500 TO ~ NJ Schwartz
the plaintiff
W. Kennedy, referee OF the property Greenwich
street. northeast OF Fulton street. embraeing
plot OF land SS Sx9L ilx32xl032 with the buildings
With interest," $34, ,652 O5 also subject 70 taxes of
1871 lS72 1873 and 1874 amounting TO 500 o. sold
s53 4Os 10
By Richard V. HarnetL Supreme Court foreclosure
sale, Henry. referee house with lot, gOxos II,
East 1881 street. south side % feet OF Fourth
avenue; sold Tor 81, $50. TO Henry Goldsmith
The sale by Hugh n. Camp, Supreme Court fore-
closure sale, John Lindlcy referee, OF acre
OF land, with buildings, on High Bridge road, near
avenue A. Fordham, rwentyfou ward, ad-
The sale by Blackwell, Rlker wilkins Supreme
Court foreclosure sale, v W. Loew, referee, OF
four story brick house, with lot 2Asxil2. on Third
avenue, northwest corner OF Twenty sixth street.
adjourned until the 2sth inst and q similar sale A.
Beall ESQ., referee by the nrm OF two lots each
25xlO0 H. on West lO6Ih street. north sido lb06 fees
The sale by T. A. Lawrence A Co., supreme Court
foreclosure sale, +. D. Gale, referee OF plot of
tee rs., 81 Dn .rs Ssags rSS nTn
ward, was adjourned until 2sth inst
The New York herald., 1876-03-15
BRAZIL MARKETS.

HAFANA. MITCH Ir9us
Spanish gold, 2l3. Exchange quiet On the United
States 60 days currency, lie. discount
The New York herald., 1876-03-15

EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LvERPooL. March ID
Evening -Linseed OIL 2iG per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoN March l4-Even-
ing.-S pirs OF turpentine. 2is. Cd. per ewt.
The New York herald., 1876-03-15

Wheat quiet but generally unchanged The sales
last evening" about oOUUO bushels 81 10
No Milwaukse 81 70 Tor no do in store - 80 tor
Minnesota ~ ~ tor small lot No. 81 Al I'll 4S tor
amber Pennyivania, 81 70 81 SO for red winter
about 81 50 FOR white do. Corn dull easier closing
5c aud G2c bid for grade and The sales
1900 bushels a. 5sA4c 5s1sc tor grade e2s4, for
Western yellow &c Tor southern yellow, &c 81 sc for
sail mixed aud Ul4c. a5l Nc tor mixed Rye
quiet 500 bushels sold at sSc tor Pennsyvani Barley
quiet with ales Of 5OJ bushels state Sic Barley
quiet vOc 81 tor tworowed state and FL u 10 four
r0wed do Oats buiet and unchanged rhe sales
amounted 10 about 3lOJ0 bushels 43c cash. for poor
Western white 45c 52c for poor choice white and
q 4oc Tor No. =, New York inspection
FRrr-Forelgn dred-Inrkish prunes we're IN good de-
msnd. Kaisns quiet but unchanged. CurrAnts
quiet Ctron and hgs also quiet We quote New
layer rasns, - ~ halt do 81 ~, quarter
7c loose muacate 81 IS 81 % per box according
20 quality; seedless rasins ., % per rail vaien
ella rnisns. lOtc lie ID. saltana do, l5c
Turkey prunes 5ssc Tor and Bosnia:
ao.. i2c according 70 size aud quality. Currants
forIayera Dates SAae Bra1i auss. y4c DemssIc arsd
quiet but without especial variation prices We
quote Apples state. oc vac. ao, sliced
lVc lO,sc southern. quarters ec. she sliced
c,fc. l-c. Peaches peeied-GeOrgia prime. fancy
l4c lee unDeeied do auarters. iOjsa hatves l21se
The New York herald., 1876-03-15

Rio JANEIRo. March l3 1870.
Coffee quiet and unchanged at 300 1850 ten
kilos for good hrsts.
Exchange on London, 245k.
SANTOS. March l3 1876.
Coffee quiet and tending down; superior $500 $50
reis per ten kilos
The New York herald., 1876-03-15

was done either between the calls Freghts were
quiet. Cotton steady Coffee quiet but steady.
Spirits turpenine easier Rosin unchanged Oils
were quiet, Petroleum was hrm Sugar was easier
In tone.
AsHEs quiet but steady 5c 5S1e for pots. and
nominAlly 7c. for pearls
AsrIMOSY scarce the moment and decidedly
higher; aow held At loc l5i4e
BkkswAx was steady At 32tsc S31se for Western ana
Southern.
BRoox Corn was dull. We quote Red 4lSc Sc. red
tipped. oc &c medium green. 75ac. SC choice green
huri and brush DC. lOc.
CANDLKs in fair obbing unchanged prices
We quote sperm sc sperm patent Macys SSc steAric
~ l4 l6 or, l274c lie paraeine as 6s and l2s
zoe ALE.
CoFFEK--The market for Brazls was quiet but steady
Mild eohe was also quiet We quote Ordnary cargaes,
al7'4e prime do, l7Ae ise extrcme range Tor lots
l5c l9c santos, tair TO good. 1876 IKE, gold
ninety days; Java, government bags. 22c 24c. do.
grass mats, re a Zoe Singapore. do lstsc 2oc !;
Ruayra IKE lS1sc Jamaica. 1876 lsc. So Domingo
l5c l51-c; Porto Rico lie. lie Costa Rica lTc.
ls1ac; Macassar ls1sc l95sc; Mexican. lie lsc Ma
Mia. lie lsc Angostura. lie lsc; savAnilla Ice
lsc. Curacao. Ice lie
CooPERAGE dull. but unchanged. We quote
hoasses shocks 32neh with heads 81 10 - 25
shocks, with heads 3Snch 81 81 ~ 65 do. do 3neh
81 80 81 box shocks Toe SOC. do -; pipe do,
nary 20 primo. S37 $40 NJ hoops II feet. do SS5
S35 per N.
CoPPkR Arm 22hc 2ah4c. with sales OF 100000
lbs. At those prices
CoRDAGk quiet. We quote Manila 1Rrge and small
sze per h. l41lc 1916 do cordage. bolt rope
Ice lie tarred Manila l4c sisal lo5sc llac
New Zealand Il1sc l2ac Russia hemp. tarred, lac.
American lac. Russia bolt lIc.
CoTIoN The market tor spot quiet but steady
futures closed steady The closing prices to-day
with Mondays closing prices as follows =
The New York herald., 1876-03-15
DO oats shipmsntstoo bbs aOur. 1000 bushels wheat.
10. corn do oats

IouT,
5000 do. corn. loo do. oats
CHICAGO. March IA 1876.
Flour dull but unchanged Wheat active aud lower; very
unsettled No Chicago spring. 9Jc bid spot; 99e Apri
sales as ~ U2 81 Ois May closed AZ 81 O33S May No
do. 50 rejected 7lc Corn dull and prices shade
lower NO mixed 42,kc at 43c. spot; 43c bid April
4aSc, bid May Oats neglected; No 2 SIZE spot; 33e
May Barley quiet, but steady, 5Tc spot 55c April
kye-Demand fair and market firm 64c Glover seed
Demand fair and prices have advanced; OF prime
medium TO mammoth. Al 80 % 81 TO- unsettled
lower S22 % So Osl9 spot: S22 10 ST. 70 April;
s22 80 S22 371s May Lard dull. but holders willing
make sales Sl3 20 spot SI3 PA
asl3 80 April s3 a. si3 47s4 May. Bulk me dull
shoulders S3c short rib middles short clear mid
dies l24e. Whiskey dull aud prices declned sales
81 o,hc Receipts-Four 1900 bbls.; wheat. 81 900
bushels: 900 do oats, 1000 d.
rye 400 do. Shipments-Four-6ooO bills wheat. n 900
bushels corn 40 do oats. 1909 do barley 6UOO do
rye 500 Al the afternoon cali Of the Board wheat
higher 81 ot, April 81 o. May. Corn firm, at 43sS
Aprl 46I,c June. oats unchanged. PORK lower.
s22 orr April S22 27h. May. Lard weak, at si3 a7,
April; Is AK, May.
The New York herald., 1876-03-15
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

400 L 5 A N 5 RI
The New York herald., 1876-03-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DARTNER wANrED.-$l 5OO-BusiNESS ESTAB
Il lshed and extended Phil delphiA tor Csntenni
trade $4,000 can be made the coming year
GEORGE HAWKINS % West 29th a. store.
The New York herald., 1876-03-15
GOVERNMENT BONDS

GOVERNMENT BoSDs.
Government bonds lower at the close In SYM
pa,hy with gold The following are the latest quota
tons:-Unned States currency skies, 1864 l27;
do do. 1884, registered, 1874 l22k; do. do, do,
coupon, l23 l23x; do nve-twentics 1866, regis
tered, llsx = 1lsX do do, do coupon, lls9s
llsK; do do, do, new, registered, ll9k a 1l9H;
do do, do, coupon, l191S 1l9AS; dc. DO,
1867, registered, 1917 1927 do. do, do, coupon,
l2lx q l2lX; do. do, 1868, registered l2s
l23K; do do, do, coupon, l23 l23k; do ten
fortes, registered. 1ls llsK; do. do, coupon,
llsx ll9k do nves 1884, registered, lls5S lls1S
do do, do, coupon, l1S1sa llS1.
The exports of produce from this port for the week
ending to-day So 1885, 594 against S. 127 o0e for
the corresponding week in 1875 S. 751 43s 1874
The total exports of produce from the port since
January l, this year, were $5l, $50, against
e49 342 for the corresponding period In 1875 and
s57, Sol, ,ail in 1874.
UNITED STATES TREASURY
Treasury balances at the close of business to-day
were follows:-Currency. IS, 600; coin,
$7l.5oo 900; less certificates, $35, 500 900.
National bank notes received for redemption to-day,
$4,000 Customs receipts to-day, $685. 0oo Revenue
receipts to-day, $27o, COO
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day s5S 900 gold
account OF interest and $57, 900 IN redemption OF
RAILROAD BONDS.
In railroad bonds the transactions smaller than
usual Central Pacific San Joaquin Branch, fell of
to 97K Union Pacific hrsts TO 100, sinking funds TO
9l and Missouri Pacific hrsts II. milwaukee and
ST. Paul, La Crosse division sold at 1929 lo3, do
J. and N. division, at 95, and do consolidated sinking
fund at s9k s93< Chicago and Northwestern con-
solidated coupons brought 95 and do PLAIN lO4. Har
lem hrsts sold at l2l Erie fourth sold lo4 and Chi
cago Burlington and Quincy consolidated at ll0
State bonds dull and steady. District of Co.
lumba 365's sold at rs 7Sk against 72k at the close
yesterday this ON account the favorable action OF
the House yesterday
FOREIGN
Tho London advces report consols steady for money
and per cent lower for the account United States
bonds were y 4 higher for ls67's, and correspond
ngly lower for 1040s Erie declined TO Tx Is for
the common To-day is ticket day and tomorrow fort
nightly settling day at the London Stock Exchange.
J. A Hoffman suspended; liabilities f7o, 900, assets
favorable The following tho Eve p NJ. quota
hons:-consols for money, s4H o4k; do. for ac
sount sl1f 94H; 1865 bonds old 1855 lO5L; 1857
bonds loSH 1851; lo-4o bonds, 1861 lo5X new
SIS, 1861 lo0 Erie, lsh; do preferred, 81 f73,ooo
bullion went into the Bank of England balance
today.
The following the closing official prices Of Cali
The New York herald., 1876-03-15
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
HAVANA MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. r. L. March IA. 1873
Printing cloths quiet and unchanged in price In the
general tone Of the market.
The New York herald., 1876-03-15

X; do preferred. \; Harlem y; Illinois Central, Y;
Michigan Central, y Missouri Pacific, = Northwest
common /: do. preferred, !; New Jersey Central, y
Ohio and Mississippi, IL Panama, All Rock Island,
x; ST. Paul, az; do. preferred. 2; Wabash, y; Union
Pacific, 2; gold, y.
MONEY MARKET
A leading uptown bank called in It's loans in Wall
street as consequences OF the failure alluded to. and
his resulted in = temporary stringency in money.
lCall loans advanced TO lie per dem closed al
per The following the rates OF exchange on
New York at the aforementioned cities to-day
Savannah, sic premium Charleston, unchanged; Gin
cinnat par TO Soc premium; New Orleans CONNER
sia Lie discount TO par; do. bank, y premium; 81.
Louis, Csc discount TO par Sterling exchange was
very firm, bills Offering. Prime asking rates. s6h
l4oo; selling rates, ASK a4so and As9k 4soK.
Rechmarks, 951I a e5% and 90 eoH. Cables, COX.
Prime Paris 5l3x and SIX.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold advanced from ll41s to lis and afterward de-
sined TO Hay, closing at the owess point OF the day.
The rates paid for carrying were 8, sJl, and per
cent
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-05

Several distinguished men, including
Victor Hugo, cx-Presidcnt Thicrs, jules
Favre, Count Daru, and Marshal Canro-
bert, were among the Senators elected in
France on Friday last The returns are
inexact, but it is obvious that the Govern
ment has been worsted, aud that the Re-
publicans are assured control of the new
Senate. The IS Senators whom the Gov
crnment returns coucedc them, re-enforccd
by the 40 or more life Senator'S upon whom
they can count, will render the Republi-
cans irresistible, their opponents being
hopelcssly divided.
The ex-Empress Eugene is thin aud
pale, but still very handsome She and
her son live in Il plain and unpretending
way at Chiselhurst; the late Emperors
place at table is daily deckcd with little
bunch Of fresh yiolets The Prince is well
made, good looking, and begins to display
a dark brown mustache.
Frederick Dockray, arrested in Cnba
some time since, whose case excited SO
much interest, and who was taken to Spain
and imprisoned, has made his escape He
is now in London, and has written let
ter to his mother, who lives near Emira,
New York.
The Alfonsist troops are reported to
have been very successful Of late in their
operations against the Carlsts capturing
important positions, including men, guns,
and other munitions of war.
The London Times, in an article on
Secretary Fish's note inviting the co-opera-
tion of the European Powers in relation
to Cuba, views it as an abandonment of
the Monroe doctrine and untenable.
General Burriel, who was in command
in Cuba when the Virginius prisoners
were executed, has been summoned to
Madrid, 1t is conjectured that his trial,
50 long delayed, is about to take place
William Smith, of the firm of Smith &
Co., solicitors of London, has, it is sup
posed, used the money Of his clients to the
large Of amount S750,000. 4 warrant
has been issued for his arrest
A Russian clipper has started on cruise
in Behring's Straits to suppress abuses
alleged to have been committed by Amcri.
eau fishermen in the 0chtosh Sea.
1t is said that Prince Bismark has pro-
posed to the Federal Council that the
decree of last spring prohibiting the export
Of horses be annulled
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-05
The Storm in the West,

SApr LAKE CTY, T., january 9I.--A
Telegram from Wells, New, says the West.
bound train due in San francisco Tuesday
evening attempted 70 force the snow block
AIDE to-day with twelve engines and snow
plough but was stuck in the first cut west Of
Toaao. The train was hauled back and will
lie there until the weather moderates. The
wind is blowing gale aud the snow is drift.
ing badly on Peoquop Range where the rail
road crosses. The tea that arrived by the
last Pacific steamer is lying here waiting IA.
vorable weather. A Green River, Wyoming
telegram says the pnssenger.train and pay car
which LEFT there going West this morning both
stuck in the snow near Bridge Station. A
passenger train bound East has been aban.
doned for to-day.
The weather at Chicago the past two days
was very cold, with q gale blowing constantly.
The thermometer Tuesday morning stood IL
below zero, the coolest Of the season. There
was no snow. At Cairo, Illinois, snow fell
during the best part of the day, with the ther.
momeler Mt 26. A severe storm visited Mem
phisr Tenn, and the mercury rapidly fell TO
%. The weather is the coolest of the season,
and IT is believed the freezing up will prevent
an overflow of the Mississippi. On the line
OF the Union Pacific the snow blockade has
pSS" 'diaSu az bIctH hlNtI, nut others nave
occurred ut other points. The snow pows
are ut work under many difficulties. A tele-
gram from Wells, Nevada, SAYS that west
bound Central Pacific train, which left Ogden
on Sunday evening, has not put in an appear.
ance. A snow pillow and two engines are of
the track twelve miles east Of there, at Indie.
pendence Springs.
At Louisville, KY, Tuesday, the thermom.
eler fell four degrees u tSenty,fonr hours.
A terrible snow storm, ,o,Ipwed by the heav-
lest gale which has been known on the Ohio
river for quarter of century, occurred in
the afternoon and evening. Steamers on the
river are detained in consequence and some
we're damaged. The steamer Van Buskirk
was cast upon the wharf and had wheel torn
off. \ dozen coal barges and boats, contain
ing 10000 bushels, were sunk last night, and
the indications were that more would follow.
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