The New York Herald Newspaper, May 29, 1872, Page 11

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ADVANCE IN GOLD TO 11/4. The “Bulls” Cireulate a Rumor of the Rejee- tion in London of the Amended Supplemental Treaty. A SEE-SAW IN THE STOCK MARKET. Pacifie Mail Advances to 76 and Erie Falls to 64. The Subsidy Bill Signed by’ the President. Tho Decline in Erie Ascribed toa Mercenary Offer of the London Protectionists, Stocks Lower All Around, with a Rally at the Close. Governments Firm—South Carolinas Down—Foreign Exchange Up. WALL STRRET, TUESDAY, May 28—6 P. M. On 'Change to-day flour was weak and heavy. The wheat market was also depressed in face of a fairly active demand for export. Cotton was ‘Moderately steady, but exhibited considerable re- action from its recent strength. THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK. The aggregate exports of domestic merchandise from the port of New York to foreign ports for the week ending May 28, 1872, were $3,702,647. MONEY EASIER, ' The little spasm of activity noticed in money on Monday was not repeated to-day, and the market | reverted to its previous easy condition—that is, the stock ‘™okers were accommodated readily at 6 per cent, anit got a good deal of their money late in the day at as low as6 per cent, the latter rate being the general thing on government collaterals. After accounts had been pretty well made up some lenders appeared to empioy balances, but were un- able to gct better than 4 per. cent from the govern- ment dealers, who took the chance of relending the money more advantageously. Paper was as before quoted, Prime bankers’ acceptances could be done perhaps at 6 per cent. ADVANOR IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Tho raising of rates for sterling by one house Jate ‘Monday afternoon was copied by all the leading and so-called “prime” firms to-day, and quotations now stand on the basis of 109% for sixty-day and 110% for sight bills. These are the desk rates, and &re not a large fraction in advance of real business, which, so far as to-day was concerned, continued light. The forejgn bankers are considerably exer- | oised as to the future of the market, and are quite cautious about drawing until the upshot of the Supplemental Treaty negotiations is more dis- cernible. With the undoubted active necessity for SOMETHING TO SHIP to the other side, anew derangement of these ne- gotiations would utterly check the manufacture of exchange from remittances of bonds and securities and throw the importers upon the mercy and re- sources of the foreign bankers. Just at this mo- mont London is steadily selling Erie to New York, 80 that we are poorer off in exchange to the ex- tent of this reimportation of stock. Some one shrewdly said, when the speculators of the United States were selling Eric short at 40 250, that Lon- don would sell us back the stock at 70a 80. Con- Sidering the career of Erie the past few weeks the remark now sounds like proplecy. It is hardly necessary to say that avery happy evangellst is to be found in the vicinity of Broadway and Seven. teenth street. GOLD 113% A 114. The advance in sterling buoyed gold at the high- water mark of Monday, and imparted strength enough to the market to render it readily suacepti- ble ofa further advance of a quarter per cent as soon as a little reaction in our securities in London gave rise to a vague rumor that the Supplemental Treaty, as amended by the United States Senate, had been rejected by the British Cabinet. Indeed, the market was for a spell” decidedly firm at 114, andas much as three millions was taken, buyer three days, by parties supposed to be connectea with the pool and desirous of deferring the trouble of taking care of so much of an addition to the pool supply. With the evening cable telegrams from London came better assurances as to the feli- citous reception of the amended article, which gold reflected In a reaction to 113%, the final sales occurring at 113 15-16. The course of the market is shown in the table:— In the gold loan market the rates ranged from Sper cent for carrying to flat for borrowlng. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol- lows:— Gold cleared. Gold balances... Currency balances. The little reaction at the close may also be traced to the lighter slipment on Wednesday, which, a3 estimated late this afternoon, will not exceed $300,000—a sum of about $500,000 being kept over for tho Hamburg steamer of Thursday. A pursu- ance of this consideration leads to the opinion that the week’s shipment will therefore show a marked diminution as compared with last week's, The Sub-Treasury disbursed $443,000 for interest and in redemption of called bonds, GOVERNMENTS STRONG. The government list was strong and to a trifling extent higher, the best selling prices of Monday veing to-day's bid prices, The reaction abroad had no ill effect, for the reason that gold had advanced and because at quotations there were orders enough in the market to hold it against decline. Indeed, the government list seems to be carefully controlled by the gold pool, as @ remote accessory to their more imme- diate plans. Tho following were the closing quotations:—United States currency sixes, 11714 & 117%; do. do., 1891, registered, 117% a 117%; do. do., coupon, 11944 © 119%; do, five-twenties, registered, May and November, 113% a 114; do, do., 1862, coupon, do., 113% a114; do. do., 1864, do. do. 118% a 114; do. do., 1865, do. do., 115 a 1154; do. do,, 1867, registered, January and July, 11634 a 46% ; do, do,, 1865, coupon, do., 11634 a 116%; do. do., 1867, do. do., 117% a 11744; do. do., 1868, do, do., 1174 @ 117%; do. fives, of 1881, funded, registered, 112% @ 113; do, do., coupon, 112% a 113; do. ten- forties, registered, 11134 a 111%; do. do., coupon, 112 8 112%. SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL. The Southern State bonds were less active, with some specialties heavy, The Tennessees fell off a trifle at the boards, but closed strong, The South Carolinas were weak and declined one per cent on advices from Columbia asserting that the Legisla- ture, despite the earnest agitation of the financial question, had neglected to make provision for pay- ing the interest on the bonded debt. The following were the closing prices:—Tennessce, ex coupon, 73 & 78%; do, new, 731 a 73343 Virginia, ex coupon, 45 a 60; do, registered stock, old, 40 a 50; do. éixe8, consolidated bonds, 66.257; do, sixes, deferred scrip, 17018; Georgia sixes, 75.80; do. sevens, 89490; North Carolina, ex coupon, 80 a 4; do, funding, 1800, 24 0 27; do. do., 1868, 21a 22; do., new, 20 a 21; do., special tax, 1 a 15; Missouri sixes, 96 @ 9%; o., Hannibal and St. Joseph, 93 a 03); Lousiana sixes, 60 a 65; do, new, 55 @ 90; NEW YORK HEKALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, ea rt Sor SHEET. do. levee sixes, 63 a 68; G0. elghts, 73 @ 82; do. eights, 1875, 83 8 87; do. venmanery sevens, do, railroad eights, 70480; Alabama fives, 62 do. eights, 85a 90; do. de., Montgomery and Eu- faula Railroad, 85 @ 90; South Carolina sixes, 50 a 53; do., new, January and July, 8334 a 34; do. do., April and October, 31 @ 32; Arkansas sixes, funded, 66 a 58. STOOKS LESS ACTIVE AND LOWER. A duller feeling pervaded the stock market, and the business of the day was chiefly concerned with Pacific Mail and Erie. The wrangle in Pacific Mail occasions 80 many and so wide fluctuations that the professional class of speculators are quite en- chanted with the numerous opportunities offered for rapid and profitable terms afforded by it if only rightly “struck.” To-day the “bulls” had the best of the contest—thanks to their early intelligence from Washington that the President had signed the Postal Appropriation bill—thereby making full law and putting beyond peradventnre the increased subsidy for the Pacific Ocean mail service, Per contra, and as if to console tho “beara” in Pacific, a strange and active weakness took possession of Erie and lowered It from 68 to 63%. The London market was credited with be- ginning the “break,” but the lowest point reached at the close on the other side was hardly below the equivalent of 66, so that the further deeline here was an extra performance on the part of the American actors of tho Erie drama. It was, doubtless, a concentrated ope- ration to achieve the general purposes of the formidable “bear” combination now working against the market, although one rumor had it that the decline was to be attributed to a reported singular offer from the controlling parties in Eng- land to sell the election for a million and a half of dollars to any party here wishing the administra- tion of the road. What with the rise in Pacific and the fall in Erie the rest of the market was unsettled and divided in its sympathetic tendenctes, now falling the one and anon the other, the general result being, however, rather against the ‘bulis,” particularly near the close, when Northwest declined to 73, Central to 97, Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central to 3876 and Union Pacific to 39, The injunctions against Pacific Mail occasioned little discussion, and were disregarded so far as they influenced speculation in the stock. An upward turn to 85 in Quicksilver and a temporary drop to 7 for Boston, Hartford and Erie were incidents inan otherwise tame move- ment. The sudden death of Mr. Dimock, President | of the Atlantic Mail Steamship Company, involved no evil consequences to the stock, which was only | quoted once during the day, viz., at 31. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRIOES. The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day :— hi ras CE ag New York Central. 34 ‘ 9324 9336 e os 68 63% Lake Shore.... 954 94% Northwestern. T4354 73 Rock Island pbeery 11055 St. Paul. bi} 514 St. Paul preferred vit) vil) rie and Mississip 4835 4146 » C. an 40% Toston Hart Big 7 Union Pacific, 34 30 Western Union 1656 15% Paciflc Mail........... 16 13 DEATH OF MR. A. V. DIMOCK. An active Wall street spirit has disappeared in the death of Mr. A.V. Dimock, President of the Atlantic Mail Steamship’ Company, and chief mem- ber of the stock brokerage firm of Dimock, Myers & Co. Mr. Dimock left New York at the usual hour after business on Monday and died suddenly, nay, instantly, as the train was journeying with him to his home at Elizabeth. His comrages in the car were for a time under the belief that his sudden inanition was simply a fainting ft and applied the usual restoratives for such a contin- gency, but were inexpressibly shocked soon after to discover that death was real and not counterfeited. The deceased, though a young man, only thirty-seven years—his death, by a singular coincidence, occurring on his birthday, had been concerned toa gigantic extent in real estate and stock investments, and was the leading capitalist in building the city of Elizabeth, his speculation in the lands to which that city has of late years expanded returning him enormous pro- fits. His dealings in the stock of Atlantic Mail were less fortuitous, but his steady income from his real estate at Elizabeth kept hima rich man throughont and provides handsomely for his wife and family now that he has gone. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Tuesday, May 28—10:15 A. M. 1040, ¢ do Sow US 5's, 10-40, r.. 60000 US 6's, cur. A. M.—Before Call. 200 shs West ay) Tel. '4 100 she Union Pa is pese eas 8 Co. 734 600 do. 10000 do. 60000 US 5-20, YY 10000 do 10000 U 8 5-20, (6, 167. ‘First Board—iia0 Asm. Be 6 8 shs ae M Co. $10000 Tenn 6's, old. ‘4500 Va 6's, col 1000 Missourt 8 200 Texas L's, 70. $000 Erte 4th m Ito Butte iris $000 Cen Fac eid bas 0 do van 4 9785 ED bd iow x vO esis Oy Joy Erte I. 6754 < 9 200 Harlem fie. H's 12g wo aN NWRR..be.s8 i 3 ff oD ct lo, Second Board—1 P. M. 700 shs Pac MSS ( Et 78 800 West Un Tel..be.s3 a... 76 2 a Se8e5) ease: aS esecee SSSESSSSsssses: Se oz ese 2 OLOSING PRIGES—5 O'CLOOK P, M. Western Unio he was d and caster, Sales lov ibis, wc vie, Yh 915g Closing at the inside COMMERCIAL REPORT. Moderate Demand and About Steady—Receipts at the Ports Bales—Wheat Lower—Corn Lower—Oats Easier—Lard = Weak— Turpentine Firmer—Whiskey Lower—Hay and Straw Easier. Turspar, May 23-6 P. M. Asnes.—Receipts since our last, 64 packages. ket remained unchanged. mand and pearis were nominal. Cotton in Easier—Pork Pots were in moderate de- We quote :—Pots, $7 75 Burupina Matentats.—Bricks have been arriving more frecly, resulting in prices being considerably in buyers’ . We quote cargoes as follows:—! Jersey, $6.a $8; North River, $8 50a $10; Croton, $12 a $16; Philadelphia front, from yard, $10a$45, Lime was unchanged in price and quiet—quoted at $1 50 for common and $2 for luinp. Cement was dull and nearly nominal at Laths were a trifle better, selling at and closing at the latter price, » market since cur last has been a trifle more active and firmer, owin le, $6 a $6 50; $1 & for Rosendale. to. an advance reported on es were about 100,000 and feo sales of best select n priv: market closing Xt Se. at Corere,—tho market re tions, but prices were not more or less nominal. co 5. eva do. Ibge. a 17e. Srdinary carroc ood do., 170. a It gold, in bond, 60 a 90 da vrai, 17c. Une. Downing cy von), erate i y for consumpuion, and. prices. remai uture delivery: the transactions, were adler, but not quotably unt up as follo ¢ sales repor ‘eden jee 21 4 w middling) the sales have pins after three g'clock— | 200.at Aurust, 20 at 25 5 Bo aa ee, si at I | tor clear ribsides, and 8c. tor clear sides, Bie. (short notice out features of special interest. The auction sales were few and unimportant, and only fatrly at- tended. The following are the particuls lecember, Too at fio gune'for 100 At total, 23,100 halos. T ol last yer ar, 5723. nominal’ as follows gett Gdud. a 3-16, To Hamburg, by ayeam,) | Setory honse and lot, nes, 79th ats, 205i. 0. of th ‘gh Atala, New Ortoane, Teens, ‘ 034 20 Good ordinary.) Low middling. 7 ¢ based on cotton running in quality not more than half a grade above or below the grade Fvour axp Gnatn.—Reccipte-—Flour, 18, is bbls; wheat 92,296 bushels; corn, 131,568 225 bags: oats, 81 ket for State and’ Western fi rades were a shade east and in moderate te aboitt 11,00 bbis., 100 bbls. siperfine t 3 mand at sicady Western yellow nt $3 0, aud 2 Southern at $1 43 ber 100 Ibs. We quote :— Third precinct, Brooklyn, effected the arrest of Thomas Devine and Mathew Bowmen, at a “dance atc Sales 70) bbls. State Superfine State : other valuable articles, said to be the proce 5 | divers depredations of @ band of house thieves, Su perfine Western Extra Minuesota.. supposed to have been stolen, was eee enee at the Hound boop Ohio, ah | residence of Mrs. Poyer, in West i St. Louis straight extra, 3 . Louis choice double extra. | two fl rst hamed prisoners. Bowman and Devine are Southern supertine Southern extra, Gouthern family: broke out in the lower part of the two story frame building 241 Grand street, Williamsburg, and soon | spread to the adjoming building, 24113. occupied as anice cream and candy saloon by Mr. P. Kulin, and tis family occupied the second story nd ‘30. a Be, inlly for Chicago spr ny ing, $1. 76 for Milwaukee, $ for red winter ins suffocation os the firemen and police | with some dificn | the occupants and owne’ # of the bull’ | mated as follow Fo! | $1,000 In the Willian Kuhn, on stoc! £3,000 in the Lyconac Company. Loss on the build- 08 in good demand, 00, ae. for mix inal. .Oats were duil'and es, about 27,000 bushels at 8c, afloat, Glo. a 62. for white on | Barley and rye were inactive and nomi The sales were ¢ nly ry Wat forine? tg: owned by AL Clifford as a - | amount of several hundred dollars, and Mrs ford estimstes her lo: Pretants,—The inquiry for berth room. has be for accommodation for grain, Rat Was also a fair ch anaid the cali bed Rates were firm, Lut not no- ce our last have Oa t uh Doxes ie We, + 6X) bbls, rosin on privs “fin Dols, rosie. Ot; the river, foot of Huron street, Greenpoint, yester- day forehoon. The body ‘appeared to be thi man thirty-ve years ol and the haty dark. The first jotnt of his right thumb had been, amputated. The dress of the deceased, when found, consisted of a black vest, white over: shirt, nis pe locket, and @ breast-pin with white stones, were found, tDs os rise A Norwegians bark, 3, ior orders, 4s, 10K. OF As, Su German Darke pe, sect iy air in tase to Briste e charters omy “direct; w North ruin fo Cork for order oF iG 0 aledck port German brie. fona, from Wiltn iE rits and 6: ngton to a Contin tal 1 off Ifordeved di Goxnins.—the market still remained very quiet, and, Fo mere of less nominal, The currers tlong are-—Native clot, 2c.,g01d, 19. bond a In currency; domertic lo, Voc. w 16s livery He. for June, and lic. er bags, ero for ‘poompt, tier August of ‘Bep- a OES. ior {iites Neavy. e market for hemp % Manila quoted nt 43 . but steadily held aL Be. B71, have been quiet and Dales, to arrive, at 274 ani entirety nomial. Lar’ of sales of xy Aw ay fier in vi ch for shipping hay; Ay bo ® a ae wor Yotall ‘anell ee wheat Tuore has Dee tle more call brewers: since, bar last. but transactions were pt ‘by the stato Seale ak Parle hope pene only brewing purposes. Prices remained without noticeable MoLassHs.—The sales to-da: have been confined to small lots, compriatng both foreign and domestic. Prices Te- mained fru, @spectally for domestic tiAtAL Stouxs—The market for spirits turpentine con- Anued quiet but vor rm. The sales. were Si bbls, to ar- rive, ah 40 bols., on the spot, at Gte. a 64350, wasin tier demand aid about sted dy. Wo ae oC asies bbls. common rosin at $8 0; 100 bbls. No. hat 360 bbe. os ale and extra ele at a $6; 85 ‘bbls. do. and 5) btls. strained ut ‘ar was quiet, but fri! ee at ah former figures; falea, {bbls Washingion at $3 wt 1 wehalo was qui aulet at was i Or tales or soo Wb, Sock oti tea on prt oted at $1.86 4 $18 for new and $1 60 euhaden was quiet, and steady at nt. Crude cotton'seed quoted at Sie. xTROLKUM.—The market for refined continued dull, and to-day was nominally easie: ; quoted at Be. a Wye. for spot or remi of month, Sales were reported on hange of 1,00 bbls. for early June delivery at 2%e. Crude. in bulk, was about steady, but quict; held’ at lic., ith Bids of 12: MC. pee Taiods reported success, Case Oil, im sympathy: with othe aeare ptions, was a. shade easier; quoted at By an At the creek the market was quiet and easier; qnet at $390 on both upper and lower road. The Phila eiphia market was easy, but nom- inal, in the absence of transactions, quoted at 8c, for re- fined Ph femainder of of aa June, Later we hear of ‘ork standard white, buyers last half ot June, at 231 00 Dbla. do., each Yast last half of May, June and July, a cipimPork, 48 Dla; ent meats, 798 pkgs. ; lard, ‘The market for mess pork Sontinued juiet, and again easier. Sales were reported of 250 bbls. for June 1 at $13 45; 600 bbls. sellers June, at & 50; and 250 bbis. diast Cyanine, te sellers June, at $13 45, he Jobbing trade was contin about 2a) bbis., at for selected heavy ‘mess and $19. for old. mess con.—There ‘was a beter demand for any ter-oured, and at unchanged prices. Sales, 600 boxes at 7c. for loug clear, and 8c. for Stretfo ae Loe 3 were a shade better, quoted at 5%, 0. he range. Heot was in inollerade demand, with sales: in tote, af 50) bbls. at prices within the rauge Of $8 a SU Lor mess, $10 12 for extra mess, 4 for prime meas, tierces; and $2) tor India ‘muss, tierces, ‘Beer huins remained quict aoa s 6 928. Cut im ware uiet and steady. Bales 0 packnesa suisked "bans 4gc. We quote ae aie a 120. ;do. shoulders, 6S & oe ent $ 4c do, “shoulders, Siac. a . & Be, salted shoulders, S3gu. a The market hop Webern aan easier, Dut spot ‘ard was neglected; quoted at 9 &lbe. for good to choice steam. We Hoar of sales of 280 tlerces, for June, at d-lbe. July offered ut vise., without buyers, City lard was dui but steady ats%e. ; sales 75 tlerces, Rice,—The market still remained quiet but prigos firm. We note sales of 20 tlerces of € rolina at Big. a M4e., 100 bag Pathe at 73ge. a 72ge., aud 260 bags Ratiyoon wt Ohe. * uaan. —The market for raw has been a trifle more ac- tive to-day, but in order to sell to any extent alight con- cession had to be made, and we call the market 1-l6e. per Ib. easier, although we make no change in our former range of quotati reqate 1,017 hhds, of refiaing was Porto hich realize wed from 83gc. also 620 boxes, partats%e. Refined was autet and scarcely s0 firm, The market was weak at Lge, a Ue, for A, and 12',¢. for hards, Towacco continued in fair demand. at steady prices. les since our last yeases old crop Connecticut on pri- 00 cases new Ivania, 150. Lg ‘60 cases do. 2 Kentucky, Bo. a 143g0., viunal at 9c. a $1 Hai at mownd oe th prices slight, i oe from $0. a 9 Mi puye WHISKEY. mark price. DOMESTIO M MAREETS. ~~ Ganvestox, May 23, 1872, Cotton. quicts, good eae Bike. Net receipts, 12. ales. Bales, 100," Stock, Cotton in fair faced middiuge 2h F7 halos: ross, 169. Exports to Liverpool, 5,331. 1,80, Btock, 5 Monn, May 28, 1873, Cotton quiet; middlings, 23140, a 23 Net Fecelpts, 100 paloa “RS poris castwias, GAS Salon, £60 Stock, 9,123. Savannan, May 28, 1872, ‘a 2ie. Not receipts, $55 Cotton quiet bales. Sales, middlings, 287; Stock, 8, HARLESTON, May 28, 1872. Cotton quiet; middlings, 24 Net receipts, 71 bales. Sales, 102. Stock, 8,24. ovrsyttir, May 23, 1872, prgbaceo uctive and higher Terral grades Belog U7 Oswnco, N. ¥., May 28, 1872, Flour steady and unchanged; saics 2, 100 bbIs., at 88.75 for No. 1 srk $10 for amber winter, $10 50~ for white winter, $10 75 for double extra, Wheat quiet; sales 80) bushels choice white Canada at $2.17, Cornun changed ; sales 8,50 bushels In 1,500 bushels yellow al Oe. a fie., 1,20) bush tat Gio. 0 Me, Other grains 4 Gorn mest $t 0 for bal ea $150 for unbolted, per ewt. Millfeed unchanged ; sl sshipstuifs, $25; middlings, $25 9 2 oh Wines, Se. Chnal treights—Wheat, 8¢., to New York; lt York. Railroad frei: York, He. to Albany, rye 10,0 by $3.5 to the udson, $4 50 to Now his—Flour to Bos’ ‘ony be. to New Receipts by lake—4,060 bushels pushels t WH tect Lumber, Shipments bushels wheat, 12,30) bushels corn, 18,00) hels rye, 1,029,0 feet lumber, Burrato, May 28, 1972, Lake imports—Flour, 90 bbls. vs 5) corn, 101,000 do, ; barley, 00 do, C nd bushels; 348,000 do.'; oats, 15,000 do. Rail shi ments from s—W heat,’ 1,400" bus corn, 18, do. Canal t cu Tae! for wheats 10%e. ‘tor ts to Flour dull. Wheat Guat’ Sates or 2.000 bushels Ne Milwaukee club 70 do. white Onnada at Sales of 40,000 bushels at for Western, Rye nominal Bari of 1,000 bushels Canada at 75e. In store ork and lard quiet and unchanged. corn; 7 High wines noi: Cucaco, May 28, nur dull and drooping: sates of choice tra a t dutl, unsettiod and lowe lly at $1 4734, cash; $145!¢, Her duly; No. ST eprtie. $151 a 815244; No. $i Corn dull, unsettled and lower; Hers at hs options in Mh a ims at $9 2f 4 $8.29 for summer ailes of shoulders at 4c, loose. ‘at 5Me. for shoulder ) fi $12 tb selies dunes Lar 4 nreased. —Bulkneate quict pacon quiet and unchultee firm, ai i $9 8) a $430 for good, to extra. hows act 4a $425, Freights active and high ipts—7,00 barrels flour, orn, 115,0K lo. ¢ gh | THE REAL E TATE MARKET. The market opened for the week yesterday with- NEW YORK PROPERTY OBE JAMES M. MILLTR. 5001 ay., lot wxi022, W. 6, Wetmore RY MOLLER, Wit # Mth av., 2610. 8, of 6 pt Philips. 17,000 NS AND CO. hist, each D mae, stable and abo i hurch st., “omnes the village of Bj BAOORLYY FROPERTE ORE 1 ¥: Tonse and lot, n, &. Douglas st, 200 ft. e- of Hoyt st., Jot 20x1W0, 8. Hi. Clapp. A BROOKLYN RAID ON NEW YORK THIEVES, Captain Ferry and three of his oMicers, of the in Greenwich street, on Monday night last. quantity of silverware, several watche: and is of were found in the place, which was kept by a wo- man named Margaret Sterling. Other property, venth street, near Fourth street. Mrs. Poyer, a Mrs. Eagen and yung Men who were found in the latter house, were also arrested and taken to Brooklyn, where, tt is alleged, several burglarieswere committed by the locked up to await trial. FIRE IN WILLIAMSBURG—L0SS $12,000, At about two o'clock yes yesterday morning a fire 1 was ai a residence, ‘This family was saved from istained by re esti- 1,400; Insured for we Bity jConip ny. Mr. k and furnitnre, $4,000; ured for The loss Dani owned by William Jordan, $2,000; No. 243, . W. Skidmore and occupied by Mrs, cy goods store, was damaged to ee. chi on stock at $3,000. ‘THE UNKNOWN DROWNED. ‘The body of another ‘Tnknown man was found in at of a age, The face is smooth | dark undershirt, black pantaloons, boots, On rson a broken silver watch, gold chain and SEIZURE OP OBSCENE LITERATURE, Tenerdey. afternoon a warrant was tssned by Recorder Hackett, upon the necessary alidavit, for the arrest of Thomas Holman, at whose place of business, corner of Centre and White streets, 260 stereotype plates of obscene books were found; also for the arrest of Charles and Joseph Darroy, at whose establishment between eigut and ten thou- sand volumes of this immoral literature were dis- covered. Tho property was confiscated by the police, and the parties were taken {nto custody. Piey were brought before tha Recorder and bailed CUSTOM HOUSE SLEIGHT-OF-HAND, To THe EprTor oF THR HERALD:— Deak Siz—Another large entry of threads is made in the Custom House at an under-valuation of at least 33%; per cent. Wil Judge Hugeboom pass this over the heads of the Appraisers? Will pil sees Bicone a. 2n importer of threads if Jur r his office is interested in the thread musiness? Pa Fale play must de had, and the Merchants’ Linen Thread Association anxiously await the action of the cus- toms officials on this entry, Yours tru: Ky May 28, 1872, THE SECRETARY. a eee: SPECIAL NOTICES. TLLIAM “CULLEN. BRYANT, ESQ, , WILL PRE- side, and addresses will ositive ly be dell David A. Wells, Rdward'Atkinsoh, Baqscund outers, ot A —KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES. . LINDAUER & CO., Brokers, 148 Mercer, one aoa ‘below Houston street. A —OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF ROYAL HAVANA fo itd, Kentucky, State pyottertes nlways on file J, CLUTE, Broker, Broudway, 183 Fulton street, No. 2 Park row. Post office box 4,969 ONG Orne, eget} KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIFS, RENTUGEYORSTRA Chass HO" Mle eter i, 10, 41, 17, 26, 4 35, KuNTUCKY—CLASS NO. 362—Ay' 27, isn U1, 87, 47, 45, 68, 69, 16, 78, 07, vabucat—atn chase 0. 25l—nay 2, 1h 17, 43, 1, 49, Si, 87, 47, 74, 9, 71 a Papvcau—cLass No. 262—way 27, 1872, Th 45, 6h 48,18, 49,78, 1. BIMMONS “t CO., Managers, Vovington, Ky. J _CLUTR, Broker, 2 206 Broadw Post office box 4,969. A. BAe uh AWINGS UCKY STATE LOTTERIES, RRNTUORE RETEA a Bea ea 28, 1872, * madertcice ouass M6, Sta + 1m vas 13, Gl, 35, 75, 26, 27, 65, 0, 6, 99. 56. 20, 7, 65, * SIMMONS & ‘won :Oe Naiagene Covihg UTR, 206 Broadway, Post office box 4,969, URGER'S NEW REFLECTOR STREBT_LAMP.— Patented November 28, 18 71, and May 14, 1872. Patent {or sale or can be given to any manufactory on ‘royalty. Address 63 avenue LECTION, OTICE IS HERERY GIVEN THAT AN {1 “election will be held at tho oMco of the New York Bria; g4 Company, No, 31 Fulton street, in the city of Brooklyn, on Monday, the 8d day of June next, at 12 o'clock noon of that day, for 15 directors of said any for the ensuing year, mid lor two Inspectors of « 1873, NitY Go MURUUY, President. °O. 7. Quixrann, Secretary. __Dated May 4, 1872, XCISE NOTICE, Orrick oF Boar® or Excise, jo, 200 Learn STREET, New York, M, Licenses from thi Roard exyiring during the inonth of May must be renew une and all persons now unlicensed who are engaged in the sile of liquors, ales, &c., by retail, are hereby notified to apply at this. office for ‘thelr licénse within the time above apecttie Noncomplianee with the above requirements will sub- Ject delinquents to prompt prosecution, and to an {n- ‘creased licensed fee, at the option of this'Board. C1) Bad WILLIAMS, President, of _ Tames ON) ] AVANA LOTTERY.—-FIVE ceived for May 23, by JOS EPH DATES. 106 Broad. Way, up stalrs, roomn 4. AVANA AND KENTUCKY LOTTERY. BROK Fine imported Cigars at low prices. BA’ 447 Broome street, two doors west of Broadway. NEAR TWENTY- s} Kalsomining lageing and job- address. RY, 998 THIRD AVENU ighth streot.—Masons' and plasti done in first class style; has no equal. bing in generat FFICE THE JOINT Gi Delaware, Lackawanna and pany and the Central Railroad Compar ITMTER OF THE vn Railroad Com: of Now Jersey. CHANGE PLAcK, New Yorn, May 20, 1872, ‘The nndericid, ‘a committee ‘appointed by thé Joint Committee of the’ above named companies, do hereby vite sealed proposals, until June 1. 18/2, for the purelia:0 of any part or all of three millions of Convertible Bonds, to be issued by the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western | Railroad Company. Said bonds are to bear date June 1, 1872, and be made payable twenty years from date, witli interest at the rate of severi per cent per an- eml-annually, the Ist days of in each free and clear fa ited States Taxes, with the right of conversion at any time between the Ist day of June, 1 and the Ist day 4 company, or @ substituted therefor, at parJwith’a provision that, should the company hereafter Cxecute a mortgage to secure the payment of any ather of | its obligations, these bonds shall be included in'such mort- weraporale must be nddronsed to the undersigned, at the y Bank, New York. Give percent tobe” pald Juno 1, and tho re- + within fifteen days thereafter, with interest trom | Proposals less than par will not be considered, and the | right is reserved to re) et anh gther pre posse. | FOUN C_AREEN, Committee. | ¥ ‘ADA. i) NORRIE, FICK OF PACIFIC MAIL § TEAMSIUIP COMPANY, few York, May 18, les —Tweniy-ffth Annual tice fs beret that an election for nin Will be held nt the companys office, Nos. 59 and GL Wall . ‘The transfer hooks paratory to sald elec etton, M reopenéd Thursda. prder of the Boar¢ geo ea TH LODORE T. JOHNSON, Secretary. “OF THE NEW YORK MUTUAL GASLIGUT Company, 36 Tnion Sqnare, (Fonrth avenue), corner be closed, pre; 20, at dP. of Sixteenth street, New Yoo kk. Atan annual eisction for Directors of this Company | atlenien were |} held on the dist inst., the following elected Directors for the ensuing yen' Garrisos Daniel Drew, ‘nelius Vanderbilt, B. La dyke, Forrest, William &, Hoy. equent meeting of the Board of directors, held | Garrison was unanimously elected Presi- as above, C. dent, and A, B. La Bau Vice President of th the ensuing yeur. CHARLES PLAC Oe B OF TLANTIO AND GREA Mallrond ¢ Go. N strect, New York, id ay 2 ng stockholders of this company veil | be the foc day’ oF June next at iacoleck nos, | Bt this offtee, for toe purpose of wonsldering and acting | upon the proposed leases of the lex and New Lisbon | Kuliway and the Liberty and Vienna Railway to this com any, and upon stich other matters fore the meeting. — GC. 6 tee “ton and Fourth avenues, on Thurs at7¥ o'clock. Panctual atiendance | re is bus ce tobe trans. | invited to at- EARNAN, HAVANA AND Toker: Post oftice box 4,2 PECIAL: NOTIC A. SP Farmtare Baggage, moved. ased to Otlices 77 Eighth avenue and 302 West Fourt HE PUBLIC IS HEREBY NOTI ance with the rules of the Assoc i Judge Fullerton will not startin tho race ect Bark for which he was entered, to come ¥ WN Ds THR LEGAL. $578.55 58 I feed Ke AG. + $100,000, gold, wasdrawn in Koyal Hav: 3s, Address BALLY & CO. (oflic Broadway 18 3 18 DRAWN DAILY 1 Tit $578.55& ized Kentucky State Lottery. $1 old was drawn in the Roval, Havana Lottery of Cuba Address BALEY & CO., (office established thiity i years) 7% Broadway. | } EW ‘PU BLIC. ATIONS. QUATIO. MONTHLY.—A A Magazine, devoted to, the and boating fraternity, CHARLES Editor, will be publishetl on the Ist Jw annum. Secretaries of yacht and boat clubs will He $0 send list of oficers and” uldross, as early ag possible, to the publishers, Advertisements aia subs Tons received by CUSHING, BARDUA (At and O16 Broadway, New York. WANTED vO PURCHASE 30ND HAND. SAFE WANTED-ONE. OF 1 g's pre a. Wish size apd lowest price, COMMERCIAL, Herald office, rt YE REMOVALS. FFICE OF THY PACIFIC MUTUAL INSURANCE | Company, 176 Broapway, New York, 187: This company has removed. to its naw pita way, southwest corner ot Cedar streck u ATIUMONE AL. . | GENTLEMAN, THIRTY YEARS Wet | A educated and to a regular position Felations of love with a view to mati ny with @ young who can speak Spanish. Addzess, | hurd avenue, STORAGE. \TORAGE.—ABINGDON SQUAR) DW Storage Warehouses for Furniture, Plan separate rooms—£s3, (32 and 6 don square and 779 Greenwich street (office 4% Hud street, near West Twelfth); the cheapest, best manag posible and accommodating . TAGGART, Proprietor and Mauager. &c., in Hudson street, 10 BRATIOERS. Es FU EET $8 v Gold, wiktog: fh parte e mon ted. + GAKs fetundea Wet st Twoutyssixth dway and vhy ‘PERTH EXTRACTED wiTHoUT ser bi benuabing application ; Set B19; Plumpers for | “PAIN ASTRO LO qAdine kos GREAT NATU! uct TALRVOVANT, 474 Canal street, neat Hudson. Fee on ADAM ROSS, MEDICAT, AND BUSINESS M voyant, W% 1 Wost Fordeth street, u Bros snpaceh deve Quuses speedy iia in the sum of $1,600 each to xaswer any indictment by the Graud Jury, rows likenesses; VEINGS LK peparniger, Directors of the Paeitic Mi Mail Steamship Company | newtay, May 29, 1872, between the honrsof | reform UD | are cordially invited wo att | ties —Ith ele: Aveo BELMONT & CO. Beukers. and 21 Ni Matteo, tasne letters of cereale to travellers, avallablo in all pacts Of the world, raNeRs. DE ROTHSCHILD ary pin tel Soaphit transfers of money on California, Europe and z Subject tocheck at sight. A ye FUND OF ee Fe LOAN_ ON NEW York city property to Loan on Buiidings im Zotiree of ereetion: aad “to uy mortgages. rome ATTORNEY, box 319 New York Moat fat omtice. ATHANTIC SAVINGS BAN! 185 Chatham square and 62 New Bor , New York. Money deposited on or before June 1 will’ receive im- torent a8 froin that day. 1 Taterest will be lat and upwards ‘omputed monthly on sums of one del+ MEETING OF THE GUARANTEED SECOND mortgage and non-mortgage bondholders of Greenvilteand Columbia Ratiroad Compan; ofkouth Gate olina will be hold at Columbia on Wednesday, the loth of June, Address W. B. GULICK, Cashier, Columbia, A FMQNEY,10 LOAN ON BOND AND MORTO: « in New York, Brooklyn and New Jersey, Prius only my to SAMUEL 8. WOOD, Jr., Broadway, room Il | TRUST MONEY TO LOAN AND BUY Bf clase mortgages on city real estate, In sume to Without bonu: dress COUNSELLOR, box 2,031 Now" York Post offt —+ (aritarass, ATTENTION |. zo SALE, A PBI J potual ore et oe and Trust Company, seasihg greater privileges for profit than an rs PURUVUS K, McHARG, 77 Cedar meet ye COOKE, M'CULLOCH, & Nv. dl Lombard stroet, iotton reign Exchange, Commerctal Credits, Cable te a ee ee vellers, avaflabte fn all pars rao the ihe world, Oe és No. 20 Wall PstZoot. N ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON BOND ‘AND MORTGAGB ae 7 per cent interest; Brooklyn, and Now Jousey mortgages cashed. JOUN P, HibektON, 54 Pine street Moxey, TO LOAN—IN SUMS OF $2,000 AND P+ ward: “G'NOxON CAMPBELL, Nos. 4 and 6 Pine street, ‘WASTEDION, FIRST CLASS CITY PROPERTY, $40,050 aud $15,000 Feapectively, on first mortgages om samo, Address KINCIPAL, box 07t New York Poet oftice. WA inte A LADY, ik LOAN OF FROM $590 TO $700; willing to pay Wa mt $94 ue per cent intorost ‘ot immediately. Address 8. rooklyn Brancls Herald oflice. $60 WILL PURCHASE THE PAWN TIGKET OF @ fine imported Gold Hunting Case Wateh, very long, heavy Neck Chain; pawned tor $90, worth Address CASH, box 162 Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,268 Broadway. q FOR ONE YEAR, AT 10 PER OENT IN- $1. 000 terest; yood security. Address A. C, D., box 4,005 Post office. af 5. 00 TO LOAN—ON IMPROV. "ED PROPERTY, e New York or aa Address UIA South Futth stroot, Wil iamsburg, or GEORGH DN, 21 Park row, $12,000, $9,000, $7,000, 4,000 TO LOAN $96, OO( oe Renta 0, $7.9 Ase also. money How ready for the purchase of goud 8 nid Mortgages. Lic by IN, 13 Broadway. $175 00 “TO LOAN oR BUY ‘MORTGAGES, ror ). Any desired amonnty on Property im ew York, Brouk! Vestehester und New Jersey. Also money with without bonus, PAUL P Pp. TODD, 55 Liber TO LOAN—ON MORTGAGE, ON FE $250, 000 tins y property s Firat ‘unt ‘Second tgages cashed without dela: ies ee WM Ac de LYNCH, 72 Cedar street. | $32 5. 00 70 LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT- e om 50, a2, on real estate In this city or Weste ado on frst class property. 162 Broadway, room & TO LOAN—IN_ SUMS TO SUIT, ON New York, Westchester and Brook- no bonus required. O. Yompany, 168 Broadway. J0.000 WASTED<IN SUMS TO SUIT, TO Q 5 loan on approved securities, at comu- ‘tive rates, by parties having. valuable legisiauive cciving mene on trust or do} ilities for making loans on advanta J. C., bo: New York Post office. $7 780. 000 “in Mowe Forte igokleny New Jone unty. Pringipals a M. AAS $500. 00¢ Mert of ye York or Brooklyn. “Money, for we wages. JOE £00.00 erty, for terin of years lontauk rs, in sums to suit; New A. Ape leasehold morte , 160 Broadway. ANTED—A FIRST MORTGAGE OF 85,00 ON CITY W* or country Property, In exchange for's three, story: urs conveniont to bey ferries ence in cast MOSHIOLU, ‘Here NG OF THOSE WHO of the cause pee TRADE rine f neinnath will be at 8 o'clock desire ty pr the 1 | held at Steinway Mall on Thursday, May 3 EY MASS. MEET ing of citizens ri GRAND M x My to the election | Horace reeley and B. Gratz Brown will be held al oper Insitute on Monday evening, June $ 7d at oalbe D BROW E MEMBERS OF THB mittee of Vourteen on Muss Meetin a will please meet at rom, at four o’clo MES M. suite, ATIONAL DEMOCIAC AL MiETING Nattonal De: moert General Committee rooms, Cooper Institute, tis (Tuesday) y 28, at 8 o’eloe ‘ M. SMITH, Chairman. OLITICAL. PRINTING OF RY DESCRIPTION: done to short notice by the Metropolitan Printing Be je’ (ablishinent, coruer of Broadway and Ann street, Yor! TEENTH WARD nea Club will pol. a 5 Bowery, on Friday for the purpose of BLY DISTRIC ley and Brown, irrespective of party, 1. ASITMAN, President. endorsement of Ww. Jos. N. Boun, Secretary. - om : eee: EKUROPE . VAMILIE NG PARIS HIS SUMMER WUble i Bnd ple pins and good Board by applying te i X trol, near isan Aineri¢am: nd can give the , VICTORIA, opposirs au r.—Season 1872 opeted April Le natiful House Cont 0 ‘Tooms, ny ish wd Ranp HOTE newspay) rs; reduced prices until uly ial ED. I RUCHTL, Proprietors aphe ri with the “most caret ous of Americam OVAS, Proprietor, ion, make. it a favorite Tend € Arges mod CAB. MUL Ql A ace, U | London.—To tourists and ita ioet ealubrioas poal dom, combined with thé comfort afforded and its general nan lou | wilt be waited oi T SIDE | abiishnent In | ty rece agement, hav of the upper ie Queen cit a favorite resore AT,t THE UPTOW. ay rge arder fi wilt positively Day tor | ‘ants from sit i 35; $3: Gon ; Dresses, $10 to $50. and va yoursell Mr, and Mrs. UE.—$15,00 WORTH OF CA! Apparel must be purchased within Westorn states; no qoatier how. high prices he goods must be had. ‘The best oppor- Jendiemen to dispose of their cust off ‘a arveta, &6, at & bisher price than ver hefore, 1s to call oF send a note to Mr. or Mrs. He HARRIS, #1 Sixt avente, 4 tore above Waverley place TTHE GREAT | ESTABLISHMENT, 3334 SIXTIL AVE. nue near Fourth street, we w' pt 4 percent, more othor dealer for cast-off clot pk carpets, Je hy culling oF mddressing by poek Swtisivction Mr. or Mrs. THAN. ash for Gast Gi Clothing, Carpets, Jews “eho te Sto tor k Dresses; Coats, $3 to $15; Panta, A note by post rally *.. wed. | Ladies by Mrs. Mints ate 9H STRE, ies Jandies' and ac. Ladies Mote RZ pays the righest. pr Genwemen's Weating 4 aia rth street, if you Wisk ° than ‘clewhere for such are eles. aan BETWEEN WASHING. A th «. Ladies and gentiemen wilh | Gane prises &. ARKIS pays tor thelr Caste D | Ome Atpetsand Jewelry. Por Panta, from $310 Hooeee ets, trom $9 to 82; for Drewes, from $10 to $60. ore have paid'snch high pric Rever etre ae, onder. Onil on oF address F BARS, FSixah ‘very Ladies attended to by Mrs. Harris, Misivs, 137 THIRD Av! mencan recelve the h na Carpets by calling oF a iy Mra, Mish, 8. ghest price for. ¢ deessing. Ladie R LADIES’ AND GENTLE ‘aoe Furniture rnd Jow- ; : the hig! oat prices fo Henin | T EDWARD MILLERS WELL KNOWN KSTAB itshinent, 109 Seventh avenue, neRy Nineteenth stroety t value paid for Cast-oft Gloshing wd Oarpatiia, or thugs : in i se \f by calling ou ot wldreseing My. og Mig. Mt