The New York Herald Newspaper, May 5, 1873, Page 8

FINANCLAL, AND COMMERCIAL The,Mishaps and Misfortunes Wich “Have Pursued Stock Speculation ——~1——— Tight Money, Defaulting Cashers and Broken Banks. PACIFIC MAIL A FINANCIAL JONAH. The Money Market for the Memorable Month of April, 1878, —+—— ATURDAY'S BANK STATEMENT. WALL STREET, Sunpay, May 4, isi.} ‘The career of the stock market the past week, and in fact for a series of weeks, has been anything Dut remunerative to the OPERATORS FOR A RISB, From day to day the most rational caleulations of a better wtate ef affairs have been defeated by some mishap Or accident as mischievous as unex- pected, The market hag beem like those unlucky people whom everybody's experience ts more or Jeas familiar with in everyday life. No matter what opportunities are afforded, no matter what help is given them, they are always breaking down and getting in trouble. The stock market ought ong ago to have been in the smooth water of easy money and sailing on the buoyant tide of THE SPRING RISE. But something kept turning up. In the first place, the money was bloeked in the remote inte- tior of the Western States, and withheld for nearly two months beyond the usual time, Then, when it began to reach us the cliques locked it up or sorted out the greenbacks and sent them out of town, and 80 kept the banks a good deal poorer than poverty. Then the cashier of the Atlantic Bank defaulted and the bank broke, and every depositor in the city began to tear every other cashier would de- fault and every other bank would break. A small run on the Continental and Manufacturers and Merchants’ Banks was the consequence of this APPREHENSION, the public mind being assured only when the Clearing House nad passed wpon the solvency of the banks last mentioned, and declared them in good standing. With this matter settled it was thonght the situation wasall right. As the poet has told us, man isn’t, but always isto be blest. By Friday the money market had settled to com- Parative ease, and the Spring rise seemed at hand this time, a sure thing and no mistake. But alas for the trusting faith of the bovine herd, the wag- ging tongue of scandal began to make free with the fair name of several of the biggest nouses on the street, “for whom could you believe sound after the fatlure of Barton & Allen?” Rumor even Went 80 far as to say that COMMODORE VANDERBILT had fathered the dificulties of one of the half dozen or more “Vanderbilt houses,” and, acting less im- Partially than in the Barton & Allen case, had opened his purse strings and loaned his posterity a million or two of dollars to help them out of their troubles. To cap the climax, on the last day of the week the street, with a Paul Pry mischievous shrewdness, scented out the alleged embarrass- ment or Mr. Stockwell, a heavy operator in Pacific Mail, and, watching his movements as closely as though they were his credivors, jumped to the con- clusion that be had failed. Something of this re- sult had been anticipated early in the week, ac- counting for the weakness in PACIFIC MAIL, the price of which declined about 214 per cent up to Friday night, and fell 6 per cent more during tre excitement on Saturday, occasioned by the reported failure of the party referred to. In the semi-panic following this tumble and the ramors of impending bankruptcy in the case of severai | Prominent brokerage firms, the market declined | quite seriously, touching, by the one o'clock Board | | 01 Saturday, the lowest prices of the week. The greatest fall, as stated, was in Pacific Mail, which went down 8}, per cent to 49%. The next greatest ‘was in C. C. and I. C., which fell 6 per cent to 32%. Union Pacific and Ohios went off about 4 per cent, and Ohios 3 per cent. The other fuctuations were confined within a range of 1 a 2 per cent. WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPE being exceptionaily strong and rising to 86%. The publication of the bank statement, with its excel- lent showing, checked the decline, and a later re- Jaxation in money caused a reversal of the course of the market, which assumed considerable strength in the last few minutes of business, the rally being helped by a rumor that Messrs. Horace F. Clark and Jay Gould had agreed to assist Mr, Stockwell out of his diMculties. ment was the real secret of the reaction, however, as it promises an immediate future of easy money. The rate on call during the week ranged as high as 34 per cent a day, but declined to as low as 5 per cent per annum, both being abnormal EXTREMES. It would be hard, however, to say what the average was. The month of April was the most stringent in the history of Wail street. The rate on cal) for the thirty days, according to calculations made by several brokerage firms, averaged about | 434 per cent, or about 54 per cent per annum. Comifercidi paper Was nominal at 9a 12 per cent discount. Gold weS Weaker under the disburse- ments on accountof May interest, and declined from 117% to 116%, 4 feaction to the opening point being occasioned ir the middle of the week by a decline in London pjices, the result, in turn, of ap- | prehensions of civi Ws in France. LATEST ?$ICES OP GOVERNMENTS. The following were the closing prices for | government bonds Saturday evening:—United | States currency sixes, 114% @ 115%; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 117!4 @ 117%; do. do., coupon, 120% @ 121; do, dve-twenties, registered, May | and Novemper, 11445 @ 114%; do. do, 1862, cou- | pon, do., 1143¢ a 114%; do. do., 1864, do. do., 114% a 114% ; do. do., 1985, do. do., 11734 @ 117%; do., 1867, Fegistered, Jan iary and July, 11734 a 117%; do. do. 1865, coupon, do., 117 a 117%; do. «o., 1867, do. do., 11934 @ jA9455 do. do., 1868, 1173{ a 118; do. ten- forties, istered, 111% a 111%; do. do., coupon, 113% a 4; do. fives, of 1841, registered, lla a 114 3g 5 M10. do. do., coupon, 114% a 114%. | THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET, | The extreme Muctuations daily In the price of | vold during the week were as tuliows:— Highest. — Lanrest. | nday . 17% uz | suesday ... tay 116% Wednesday 117% 116% Thorsday 1in% 116% Friday . « 110% 116% | Saturday 117 116% ‘The last sales S: aturday were at 116%, the quote tion closing 116% a Lins, SOUTH SECURITIES. The Southern State bonis continue quite dull, ‘but in the little business transacted shows a steady ifnota drm tone. The Tennessees have, in fact, deen strong during the latter part of tue week, and @ fair inquiry for Alavama its Was attended | with an advance to 4%. The Southern railroad bonds were quict. The May coupons of the East Tennessee and Virginia Ratiroad are advertised for payment at the office of R. T. Wiison & Co., 44 Broad street. The following were tho ciosing prices of the Southern list:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 79% 280; do, new, 1 980; Virginia, ex coupon, | 43 & 48; do., registered stock, old, 37 @ 40; do., @ixes, consolidated bonds, 53 @ 634; do., sixes, Geferred scrip, 34 a 14; Georgia sixes, 73 a 73; do., #evens, 99 491; North Carolina, ex coupon, 25 a 28; do,, to North Carotina Ratiroad, 68 a 60; do., fund- ing, 1800, 17 4 20; do., do., 1968, 16 # 18; do., new, 26417; do., special tax, 13 a 15; Missourt sixes, 934 94; do., Hannibal and St. Joseph, 90 491; Lou- isiana sixes, 40.8 50; Alabuina eights, 944; South Carolina sixes, 26 @ 40; do.. new, January and Jnly, 17% &18; do., do,, April and October, 27 a 30; Mo- Rie apd. PniO AAULORA AFOKUDE, RA 945, 1dy AAT: A Sapertiog The bank state- | J} eat eights, 09 » 05; Mianisepp! Central Rallroad Bey wen first mortgage sevens, 83 a 85; do. second do. eights, 85 a 87; New Orieans and Jackson first mortgage, 940 96; do. second do., 84 & 86; Memphis and Charleston Railroad first mortgage, 84 @ 86; do. second do,, 75a 78; Greenville and Columbta’ Railroad, guaranteed by South Carolina, 50a; Macon and Branswick. Railroad, guaranteed, by Georgia, 58 463; Memphis city Sixes, 66 @ 68; Sa- vannah city sevens, 82 4 85; New Orleans ‘#evens, 50 @ 60. TNE BANK STATEMENT. The weekly statement of the associated banks is the most favorable in several months, the gain in resources having beem large enough mot only to take the reserve across the line, but to create nearly three millions of a surplus, the latter luxury being quite a novelty. The increase in deposits begins at length to reflect the heavy receipts of currency from the interior, but without as yet doing full justice to their abundance, The gain in specie—showing the payment of the May inter- est on the public debt—and in legal tenders is about five millions. The banks have been so much encouraged by their acquisition of strength as to enlarge their loans about a million and a half, The statement compares with its predecessor of last April 26. May 3. + $269,301,900 $270,721, 100 15,989,700 8,677,800 27,737, 700 564,400 185,220,600 il, 900 37,690,600 40,051,700 bah changes’ being in detail as follows:- Increase in loans. 1,419, 200 Increase in specie. 2,658,100 Decrease in circula' 173,300 Increase in deposits. 8,251,300 Increase in legal tenders....... + 2,361,100 AN ANALYSIS of the above figures shows that the banks now hold $2,720,425 in excess of the legal reserve, against a deficiency last week of $309,275, making @ gain of $3,029,700. This result is seen in detail in the following comparison showing the relation be- tween the total reserve and the total liabilities this week and last:— STOCKS ON SATURDAY. The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day :— Highest, Lowest, 10056 99% 2 65 6435 + 92. 90% + 69. 68 Northwestern . +++ (NO transactions. Northwestern preferred . 85. 85. Rock Isiand... 108 107 St. Paul... . oT 55% St. Paul preferred ‘ Ts The following were the quotations as they stood when the Board adjourned at three o’clock P. M.:— Western Union. 85% n 8% a Bs Northwestin pt 8&8 In Philadetphia Reading was steady at 11534, but Pennsylvanta continued weak and declined to 108, ex dividend, COMMERCIAL REPORT. . —_—_+—___ Cotton Dull for “Spot” and Moderately Active for “Future ;” Receipts at tho Ports 7,764 Bales—Fiour Dull—Wheat and Corn Firm—Oats Steady—Pork and Lard Easicr—Groceries Quiet, but Firm—Petroleum Lower=Naval Stores Lower—Whiskey Steady. SaTurpAy, May 3—6 P, M. The trade movement last week was somewhat retarded by the growing stringency in the money market, and the result was seen in & considerably duuinished volume of commercial transactions. ‘There were no longer any fears of a commercial crisis, but it was simply impossible to carry through mercantile enterprises calling fer a liberal expenditure ef money, while money was so scarce and rates of interest so high and so constantly fluctuating that the rates current one day afforded no criterion for the next. So commercial interests had to be subordinated to those of the speculators and manipulators of the money and stock markets, All things considered, however, & fine business was consummated in most of the leading commodities, The export movement in breadstuf™ was very moder- ate, yet there was more business on foreign ac- count from day to day, though generally at prices favoring the shipper rather than the seller. There Were scarcely any speculative ventures and very deal in contracts, though some purchases were made on a lower basis than sellers were previously prepared to entertain. The movement in provi- sions—lately 80 active—was comparatively siow | wanted to some extent, especially by steamers, | and, the offerings having been light, rates have | deciined. But this is exceptional, other rates being gen- | eraliv remuncrat ve, On ‘Change on Saturday the mar- | Kew were generally quiet imieed, attr a dull we | they eouid searcvi¥ be otherwise. Were merely nominal, sik Some commodities Cotton was dull for spot and ly easier for future. Flour was duil, but unchanged @ Wheat was moderately inquired for, but w-th- out Jeading to ‘much bus.niess, ows holders. Corn was dyi aud unchanged. Oais ste Fork and lard were dufl and suightiy easier. Grocer: were quiet, but firm. Petroleum was dull and decidedly easier. Navai stores were lower tor both spirits and rouin. Whiskey remained steady. CorroN.—the market for spet cotton was dull ana de- ressed, ‘particularly for the low grades, which were reely offered without buyers, except at a marked reduc- tion trem current quotations. | Prices in the absence of business were wholly nominal, with a downward ten- Gency.. Future deliveries were fale! active ata further concession on the part ol sellers of 1. per lb, the oS sana feeble. We sum up thus: < Day. Last Evening. Total xpor 414 c ansuiptisa, M0 Speculation. 3 ‘ales last evening May, SW) at I3%c., 100 at 18 19-82, ; June, ha a Tw at ls 2o-see. | July. Wud at 1 20 89, 1,440 "at 18 15- 20) at Ib 29-920. 5 August, 500 at ARM atts Le. teraber, 100 at li7gc-; November, 00 at I7}ge- Exchang ge. paid to exchange 509 June for July. Total, 7400 b Sales, today up M.—May, 100 13 9.166., L100 at iatge. ni 18 1L-160., 9) at I8Iec 16. ; “Suly, 1,100 at ity 300 at 1S LF IG, 10) at 1836c.. 0 'at 18 13. 1b0., Wo at) ype 200 at 18 13 16 August, 100 at 18%c., 2 at 100 + September, 300 at { Detober, 100 at T7e.. Total, 1100 baton’ Grand tial, 1500 bales. The receipts at the, por, sui up ay follows:—Galveston, 708 bales; New Orleans, 2,534, oblle, 7915 Savannan, 1 Charleston, 825 Wiling” ton, 69; Norfolk, Baltimore, 74 York, 1,5 Total 7764. This day last week, Sass this Way last year, 2,211.’ Rates on cotton to foreign ports closed at the fol: Sowing figures by steam, Ie,, com= : to Hamburg, bys jnd., compressed ‘arn ra Liverpool, by steam, 24 quality not more than half agrade above of below the grade quoted, Covrxn.—The market to-day continued quiet for lots from frst hands, but the jobbing trade was quite active. Prices ruled steady, We heard of sales of 4647 bags lio, ex Morro Castle, on private terms W quote _ | Kio—Ordinary cargoes, 17c. # I7)4e.; fair cargoes, 17340. a 13c., good cargoes, 13i4c. a 13%4c.; prime cargoes, ISic. a Te. | extreme range for lots, 17c. a 194s. gold per Ib, 60 8% days’ credit; Si Bien ing bags, 20c. a 2le.: do. rass mats), De. igo. Singapore, grass mats D, @ 17 KE { Gevton,. 136 & 190, ; Maracaibo, 1S¢. a 19. yra, 18ke. a fac. | Jamaica, 1 1h toinko, 15kKe. w 6c, ; Porto Rico, 136. Asc. "a 1965 Mexican Trige. a 18i¢c. ; Manil | Angasturn, i7ge- a 18a? Savanitliag 1. ats Facom, Iie. a foige. gold per Ib.,, 60 a0 da FLOUN and Ghats. Re 24,760 bushels; corn, 3 eaelpte- Poet, A 44,175 bushels; barlé do. And for ‘the week end Bhan de cota ate Artie ent abt 791 “Diushels, arisy. 14,6) do. the ious opened and closed dull, ‘but comparatively few DUvers Were Dresent. | No ewential ange in prices was percept The sales, including all kinds, foot up about 7, bin, Mt prices Within thesrange of our quotations. Corn yf the appended quotations, Wome oe April 26, May 3. changes. Specte,.... ...$15,989,700 $18,677,800 Inc, $2,688,100 little manifest inclination on the part of buyers to | ig to the firmness of MONDAY, MAY 5, 1873.—TRIPLE SHEET. shipping Brands. trade brands. a Ro Si, SSARSSSSRASSHRS PeSre reese eE Da Eeee o eee Hennuei cas S88 F RES SSSSSSSSRRASRSR S25) siderable firmness, and prices were unchanged. sales in lots foot up about 17,000 bushels, Jected Spring, $1 1,8 $1.88 tor, common do., for (alr 186 a $1 6956 a $170 tor and $2 16 for white State to arrive. scarce and firmly held at_ previous firm, but the market quiet Sales 36,000 bushels, at Séc. for damaged, 673¢¢, 68¢. in store, and 70igc. a 70}sc. afloat for old Western mixed, Oe,’ a 7c. tor new Western nier wheat was rices. Corn was mixed aftoat, 7lc. for high mixed do. 720, for Western rellow, 74e. nominally tor do. white, 77c. a 80c. nominally hern white, Sot ‘Oats wore in fair demand at steady prices. Sales 45,000 bushels, at 48c, a 50c. for new biac! Western, 5igc. a 2c. for do. mixed afloat, oaige. a 58¢, 10 new Western white afloat. A small lot’ of old sold in store on private terms, held at 533. a 4c, Barley and we were inactive and nominal at previously quoted qures. Freicuts,—Business in berth freights continued slow, but rates were not essentially changed. There wasa mod: erate Inquiry for vessels jor charter, with rates in most ypstances ruling about steady: ‘The engagements were :— To Laverpool, 510 Dushels grain at S344. per 60 ibs. 0b ales cotton at gd. a 7-lod. 7 900 tons of ofl Cake ‘nd by. sail, 7,300 bushels grain at ad, per 60 Ibs, To London by steam, 0 tlerces tard and 120 boxes bacon at jlo jterees of Beef and pork at 8s. ; 100 bbls. of pork 6d.; and by sail, 200 tlerces ot beef at bs. 6d. The charters éoinprisg an Austrian ship hence to Cork tor orders to the United Kingdom, 4,000 quarters of grain at 6s. 10d. ; if direct 3d, off; a British bark (relet) hence to Continental port, 3,800 bbis. refined petroleum, 6s. 3d. British Burk, henice w London atirect 7.10 Dole refined troleum, on private term wedish bark, hence to avre, of crude don’ at Ge Gdy a, British steamer, bey fou placed on the berth for Liverpool, to jake gerieral cargo at current rates: a Norwegian bark, to arrive, from ade iphia to a Baltic pig 100 bbls. of American ship, 1,807 tons trom verpool, lumber, on private ‘Trade in. this ‘branch of business has been but the market continued firm. We heard of sales of Whhds, of Porto Rico on private terms, and 70 bbls. of New Orleans at from 73c. Fis “ Ww Cuba, conteifagn and mixed Cuba, clayed. Cuba, muscovado, refining. Forte i muscovado, grocery. ‘orto . etroleum, at 7s, 6d, ; an boy to Li Legal tenders. 37,690,600 40,051,700 Inc, 2,361,100 Navan Srores.—The mare fr spits of eaten $55,600,500 $58,120,600 Inc, $6,040,000 | Ww. bbla, at Bie "At tho. close 0s, Was the ‘best oid, a e ‘Bc. was 4 Canney Lea fai thn whey a bash with quite treo offerings at lc. Hosin was in ir di ese 27,787, i .y ces, Strained closing Deposits. ...- 188}220,600 196,471,900 Inc, 8,251,900 | for coiamon to good, “the, sales comprise. i strained, in lots, ut $8; 2.400 Dols af don, to, arrive, at a sale Sugoned savas oh thee te niet is. of New Berns 4 tied or sa an oxi 800 Te, $8,078,000 “‘Perkoueum, On "Change today the market for re Deficiency in ; Bice. or spat or ob balance of month” Grudte, in bulk, wae reserve... 809,275 — — | iasiive Colng held above the views was of buyers quoted at Excess...... — 2,720,425 Inc, 3,029,700 | 10%c. Cases met ye uiry, und were quoted sendy at 266, a Ze, has Was Gull, bat nom! stendy ; quote at for Western or city. Pt Greek the market fas quiet, but quoted about stead, quoted at $2 85.8 $290 wee, gu ae Pi fa 82 36 ahi ville, Petroleum Centre and Parker’: wt ibe, ae ee hia ge was ‘dull aoa Dom! ni joted a Proviatone “Hoot lpi ork, oA2 bbis; beef, 7 packages; cut meats, $39 do. ; 1,827 bbls. and tierces’and 86 Kegs ce end 8 and for the wet inig—Pork, 2,870, DbIs.;, beef, tna i cut meats, 9,173 do. ;, 1, Sane arcs) Dn a ork lund nominally easier; was ul olered at $18 f, Without, finding ‘buyers; 20 bbls: of clear mess sold’ at $2, Bacon continued quict and uae ligneay easier sales 260 boxes Western long clear at 9c. a 9%ec., and 10) boxes short rib on private terms: short clear quoted at 1Uc, Beef continued neglected, but prices were unchanged: small lots fgoting up about 39 packages, sold within the range of $9 for aw iain mess Duis; $12.4 $14 10F do. eXtra do. Dbis.: = for do. prune mess tlerces, and ‘$23 4 $25 tor do. India 0. hans" contined dull; quoted Cut meats remamed quiet, but lerwent no particular change. We heard of sales of 2,000 smoked shoulders a boxes dry salted do. at 7c., 500 smoked hams at 4c, 1,0W green harms, 12 Ibs. average, atilige, ; §0 tlerces of heavy bellies pickled shoulders quoted at 734 a 7¥c...and Pickled hte at Lidy a tote —The market for West Pin was dull ands shade’ easier, “af lOging nominally at We note salesot 50) tlerces of steained if tac; at the close 9) ier asked; 50'halt Obl vat 9%c. cash for May, on privite terms, Ye. was bid f tierces, sellers July, at 10c., closing at 9%c.; iS rine was firm at, the opening, but ‘eabsentientty Closed casier. Sales 60 Uerces early, At Oi4c.; later, 75 tlerces at Yc. Sige and 1H tierces Gf Ne. Lat Sige, —Business to-day has been moderately falr and market firm. The sales foot up about 3 tlerces of arclina at 7c. aBige, and 250 bags of Rangoon at €74c. a Sugar.—The market for raw continued firm, but, as usual for Saturday, business was light. We heard of sales of 40 nds. of muscovado on private terms; 64 hhds. ee prices. 0 Porto Rico at 8%e. ; 40 do. of (gba efning ae sige. 5. boxes muscovado at boxes ‘ce tritugal at Yc. a ig Refined was 1n_lin ited demand ‘and steady. We 1g, int ferior to common, io. @ C. 8 7%C.;g00d to prime, wood, BNC. 8 8) fair to good tair uote :—Cuba—Re fii Broce! , fair to a B%c. #f entrifu- tholasses,hhds. and ‘a’ 6c. Huvana—Hoxes, 5.40. 10 £0 13 .jcbrime to choice, &; boxes, B4gc. a 9! ex, bigc. a Te. s melado,, Duteh standard, Nos. 7 to BY Ese aie. ec. so ip oth 8 ic. a Dee. ; don. I ‘a We. 5 88° ig 2, Pe Oaks whuie, Bie Pi $8s0— hg, common “to ‘primer’ Sts ‘ocery, fair to chotos, the Bradtsbutch, standard, Nox Kec. a Dac, gava Dotan standad, Noe 10 to By. rand extra superior, Te. 07! ; continued quiet, Dut firms, quoted at Ye. in 8 to 12,654 hhda, and 937¢- in ‘Gerdes “Sales. 7 within the range. “Tariow was firm, but only in high request Sales 30,000 Ibs. ‘of outside at 8%. a9 1-16c., and 26 hhds. at Receipts, 710 bbls, and for the week ending, The market wassteady, but the demand only moderate. Sales, 200 bbls. at 2c. DOMESTIO MARKETS Gaxveston, May 3, 1873. Cotton dnil and nominal; good ordinary, 14%c. Net receipts, 706 bales. Kxports coastwise, 1ZL Sales, 200. Stock, 51,477. New Onvean: Cotton in good demand, at lower raves: oral 8 120.5 wood low tidal middl bales; TOSS, Coastwise, 2,272. "Sales, ISA. ‘Momue, May 3, 18738. Cotton dat and envy middling 1734.1 18%. low 16hge ot Pasay .; Good ordinary, Ldsge. ae 7a bales. Exports coastwise, 201. “Sales 600. Stock 35,502, Onanestox, May 8, 1873 Net receipts, ae ites. Sotton dull; middiings, 18i¢¢. Sales, Stock, 24506. Wimuxorox, May 8, 1878 Spirits of turpentine quiet at. 48c. @ $245 for strained, $2 60 for No. 1and Crude turpentine steady at $2 for har dip and $3 80 for virgin. “Tar towers Flour in fair demand and firm. advanced ;No. 2 White Wabash, $2 05; No 3 do., $1 EB tor yellow 50, May 3, 1573 Wheat tc tart demand ail through the week, but there have been some | Suber Michigau Spot, ag yh ‘eat important changes in values, Particularly | 9x M> 4Se. ; Alugust, in lard. The shipping interest has fared | Reolpes | quite well, there having been an inquiry | ee ey t, 8, corm and oO rr 000 | for vessels and for room. Grain has been See ay Saneenr apn pol sour, 800 — Burraxo, N. Y., May 3, 1873. Flour quiet; Western Spring, 87 75,1 $3 25° amber Wi ter, $3 Wa § hite Winter, $9 50 a $10. Whe: alos? Western Spring t at $i 45; Spring at $1 45; Chicago No. Spring, $1.45: Canada, $175 a $1 90; white Michigiun, $18) a 231 90, Western on track at 87 | M6, “Barley quiet: Can be. 5 two-rowed Stat Hi ‘Rye—Nominal at sXe, Corn declined ; sales 750 bushels W 2 Western, We. q four-rowed State, Barley malt quoted Western Ae 10; Winter Western, $1 a $I 15; prime Canada, 4 $1 25. Rye mait nominal at %e Balance of srtiches unobensed Cuicaco, May 3, 1873. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dull ‘and shade lower for future delivery; No. 2 Spring, $1 23, May; $1 25%, June; cash wheat steady, closed at $1 24; No. $ | Bpring sold at $11 a $1 15; re} ul, M'3c. Corn steady and a shade lower Migc., seller, June; ac. a $42 Me. Dats in fair demand Sed ‘firm’ iN 3 cash or yeller, May; 8ec., seller, June.” Rye qulet and peak No. 2, tsigc." Barley quiet and unchanged: No. sh or seller, Ma: Ju Fall, 72c. a 820. according to location. Pork stead: 14, seller, June.» Lard quiet and weak at 94c., eller: an Bulk meats bat is Bacon quiet and wu Whiskey ‘steady at s7sgc. Lal freighte—Corn, to Buffalo, held at Ue. ; charte rive, were reported at 276. for wheat to New York, ceipis—8,000 bbls. four, 33,00) bushels whea corn, 49,009 do. oats, 1,000 do. rye, 100) do. bai y. Shit menia—6.40 dbis. flour, 29.000 bushels wheat, 156,000 do. Corn, 37,00 do. vats, 3,000 do. barley. s BoxD SAND Mo) yn and New Jers pea el BLS. WOOD, Jr, 1 root 10 —LAPSLEY & BAZLE 74 BROADWAY, BROKERS AA. in Stock and Gold Privileges —$1) tor putor call for 100 shares, $125, for $1,000, gold: first class names, | Explanatory circular, with yeractical illustrations and references, Mailed to any 4 Bx bs AXD oRGIGas FOR BAL ve per cent off: secon Off: sil oarKaite, sd tress OW {XECUTOR FUNDE TO LO .000, 12 p oD Broaawe le ON NEW YORK CITY 4 Orst class py erty, in sums ot $5,000 and upwards. ” "1 Apply at room 70, Trinity building, trom 10 until Iz 1 16 15, | o'clock. 7 a) _ ——— _ x vod ordinary 17% 18 1s | ; OY, 77 W. TREET, furiet good ord y as 18 1% | PJOWES & MACY, BANKERS, 10 WALL STREET, Good mbbisn: 2s ae $4 a | NEW YORK, OFFER THE SAME FACILITIES TO —The quotations are based on coun in store, running it INCORPORATED BANKS, AND DEPOSITORS AS | ALLOW INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES AT THE RATE OF FOUR PER CENT. } ASKINS & BRAINE, STOCK OLD BROK i ui Lea stree ad B yoei. specialty. hy one Md hte risk. Explanatory Veapiat ant ) LOAN. 150,000) ON FIReT “Chas is New YORK | city Property: $100.00 to buy | os on New York, Brooklyn and N Jersey Pre _ Address ATTORNEY box 3 hold. ANTED—RAILROAD SECURITIFS, ST) ‘and County » for sale, iron and steel Rails, by WM. A: 117 Nassau street, TO 12 PER ¢ We make a specialty of County. jot Bonds ; guarant ¢ coupons Without charge, or take on sales. Send for price list. et pabtighed 2 eat of Municipal Bonds, ast pablished by out setor, shoud bg in the hends of all faested in tn tata stag securities COLER & ( $6,000 10 LOAN 0 \N BOND AND MORTGAGE. \ pa , WM. & AW. LOWERRE, #9 Groenpagh steely and School Dis- onda sold, collect same ag $ much cash FINANCIAL, ‘ANTED—A FIRS’ Wr WV Non ne Kew Ease MAN MAN, WITH MEANS, 70 01 ‘Armory, Hare. ford, Sonn, sinauire owes, Meo ou heonteag ‘New Yerk, r $30, OOO 10, L04N=IN SMALL SUMS, ON FIRST = and second mortgages, on’ good city PrORTPRLL & McGREA, 277 West Twenty-th! ‘third street, $40. 0.000 7, L0AN>ox Fst CLASS TENANT ES Property in New York. Principals only eee eye en ASON, , No. 1 Chambers street. $62.5 5002 TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT- Great edaie inte fits elty without bonus, for a term of years, _____JOHN F. CONREY, 162 Broadway, room $9 90. 000 % TO LOAN—IN SUM! D Hen You ale aii en land second Mortgages on New and | ‘n Real ve YW ‘ % JAR: LE: , 6 Wall street. _ $4.00.00( 000. ee SRA IN SUM# TO SUIT, ON New York, Westchester and Brook! lyn Wrbtig for term of years; no bonus weanired, Montauk Insiirance Compan; a roadway. 38 Cortland Woisenit Soaith of Newburg, under the firm names of Hampson, viattehiil ‘& CO. Rew York, and Whitehill, Smith & Hampson, Newburg. HE FIRM O) ROWN & LYNCH, DOING BUSINESS atal arene treet New York, is this day dissolved by mutual bills due the late firm are to be paid to Browniroin this date. All habilities of the late Fm not excceding $790 will be settled by E. H. Brown. E. H. Brown a continue the business at the eine Spare, ‘Daren May 2, 1 Mt LYNCH: FINANCIAL FIGURES. Monthly Statement of Warrants Drawn on the City and County Treasury and for What Purposes—The Public Debt—Iesues of Stock. The following is the regular monthly statement of the Financial Department of the city govern- ment:— Deranrwent oF Finance, New York, May 2, 1873. Monthly statement of ainount of warrants drawn and for what purpose against the City and County Treasury, January | to April I, 1873, inclusive ; also a comparative statement of the city and county debt as of Decetuber 31, 1872, and April 30, 1873, with statement of and for what purposes stocks have been issued :— WARRANTS DRAWN IN 1873, On city account— ‘To March 31. In April. Assessment fund. $5,039,375 Fic t 235,785 39,977 2,952 73 $276 45 3,000 2,318 275,000 115,000 800,00 90,000 98; 23,130 1,978,774 584,551 ‘57a, 275,000 Departinent of Police... 847, 262,400 Department of Finance: 56,344 Departinent of Health. 1218 Department of Public Charities and Correction. 132,825 Duplicate assessments paid. pas Excise license und ual Fourth avenue improveiuent und 754 Free floating ba 193, Fire rtiner 107,186 Fire ‘eter tui Foundling Asylum foundlings). ae Intestate estate: 137 = Interest on city stocks and bonds.. 470,113 1,898,601 Judgments : 80,246 307 Law Department, salaries “and contingencies of 22,903 6,583 Muntelpal Correction, Bureaw of. 4,200 3,000 Printing for Departinents, Civil ‘and Police Courts. 11,137 1,487 Public buildings, repair. 15,387 3,403 Removin mais.. ge 7,100 1,903 Revenue bonds of id7i'paid ee eat) = Remission of assessinents on chureh property . 9,155 4 Stationery and biank books, De- arcnents Civil and Police Jourts. . i 4,412 1,142 Stationery and blank books, Com- missioner of Taxes and Assess 1,479 - gencies, Loguslauve Deparunent —_ 87,518 30,633, Salaries, ‘advertising and couuin- 7 neies, Mayor's Oitice. 4,904 2,516 salaries, adverusing and contin: gencies, Board of Assessors... 4,645 2,933 Salaries ‘and contingencies, De- partment of Building: 26,173 3,841 Salaries and contingencies, City 74,345 17,585 Salaries and Contingencies, Boars Kevision and Correcti 500 166 Salaries judiciary. 29,207 12,904 Amount warrants drawn on city account in April 6,981,720 Add amount previously draw: 11,918,274 Total amount warrants drawn ‘on city account 18,899,998 On county account— age Advertsing .. 418 206 Arrearages, of isfi—Advertising Pacts 16,839 1,764 Armories and dit 655 40,104 ylumsand reformatory institu- 139,749 61,142 28,852 5,684 11,981 440 1,166 291 Contingenctes. District Attorney's contingé iy. 12 iis ontingencies, count ‘i 19 Contingencies, Tax Commissioners office 545 - Disbur: cers and priso 1,500 ~ Election expense 37,603 um Interest on county” siocks bong e 652 674,402 iard 6,000 7,900 Lighting and eatin fcounty ottices 697 14 New County Court Use . 33 Printing "for Tegislative “depart: Prngng tor executive departaicnt pid Judiciary. pigiste Bupport of priso 245 Biatioucry, aw, jand biank oo 3,119 Ralaries, executt 430 Balarics judiciary. won Salaries, legisiative ‘416 Kmount of warrants on ‘county i drawn In ril.. add amount previowsiy drawn, bes amount of’ }ghie ta tadeded on county aad’ ‘amount a aw Total amount from warrants drawn on city and county account, 1873... $20,372,377 CITY AND COUNTY DiiwT, he Pech, March 31, Arita, Phyable from sink’g fund. $24 2uisits 24SEC 113 Payable from taxation. - 43.17 bf Sipe Revenue bonis, ii'a pation ot taxes, 18 County— Payable from taxation. oud s.. 424,000 pel 29,990,585 29,990,565 1,082,700 1,694,700 200,000, 850,000 $118.815,229 125,608,227 180,663, BASU LTT OLS BB, 584,572 $95,467,154 101,020,614 108,777,354 Cash tn erty and cqunty treusury?. + $2,540,701 Cash in sinking funds. soe AO) *Balance less the amount of warrants drawn for inter- estdue May lon city stocks and bonds. <ihe following stocks aud bonds have been issued tn © bonds, 1 patuon of taxes, 1873. Total Less inking fund 1 For Croton water purposes. puisediovy 500 For Riverside Park, Broadway widening and extension and other improveinents. 3,709,900 For fire telegraph—arre: 4977 For New York bridge 160,000 For public park: For publi 20 For public works—street Improvemenis, ‘paya: ble from asseasme! 1,266,900 For Riverside Park, Broadway widening’ and extending and other improvements, payable from aasexament + 1,982. 100 For revenue bond 4,079,600 60) nd bonds Jaws for works unt of improvemen' progress and to be repaid by assessments to be collected; revenue bonds in anticipation of the taxes of 1873 amd on account of arrear- es, and <a as authorized by chapters 9, 29 aud 31d, Laws oF 15 REAL ESTATE MATTERS, Sales Announced for This Week. The following are the sales of real estate to be held at the Exchange during the week :— MULLER, WILKINS AND CO.—MONDAY, MAY 5, 128 city Tots near Central av.,, between Ibsth and 168th sts, or W plots, the property belonging to Charles G. beac? ruunspay, AY 8. iy order of Celeste Chavel, exeoutrix of Martha Cha- 1, deceased.) $ lots, e. side of 10th ay.. commencing onthe s. e. corner it h about. a3 . ye ‘4 be ‘corner. of 10th av, and 99th st., 25.: why Plots he side OLEH aby WR. eof Mladlaon av., with # thereo FS Ged lots. 9s. 10 ft. ©. of Madison av., with the 23% Pitrame dwelling house and stable thereon. nt) cratrae lots, es 190 Tt. ears each 25x100.10, tn. & 389 it ©. of ath av. ant neti the 3 story frame h. and §. situate on the n. s. of 113th st., 100 ft, ¢. Of 10th av. ; jots each 25x 100.2. ft. Lot of land and brick storage mse 4) Water and ware 297 Cherry st. The pais an Y _—— on Water st, and 4 tot 80.5 ity % of 6th st., 2090 ft. v5 201005 v he it 75th acd “gt order of Myon 8, Taaacs Satory pfick house, Went 26uh sta. 207.1tt w. Of 6m av. ; 1 TORTIE gw. artuen—woNnay, HAY 6 (Under the, Afrection of D. P. Ingrahuin, Jr., Referee.) House and lote. 8. of Chrystie st, 743 ft's. Houston st, 20X76 It. napay, ay 6 D { Henry Nicoll, Referee.) 1dr tant a dare Fah av anid LsNat ate, Bh xT00, uh ste it at. 125 ft. w, of 7th av., 25x10. Lit of land a 80 i pnd ts "ocesoaa Lease of 1 lot, wit building, 8 5 of White st, 50 ft. e. of West Broadwy, 0x60, Under direction of Charles A: Jackson, Reteree.) ma a the Be fh a S, 3 Jot of a a Bist st, 900 fe w. of 10h av., 75x bloc WEDNESDAY, MA (Under direction of Wm. HI, Moriard, Referee.) 2 houses and lots, ss. 57th st., 218 Ite. of Lexington Ui ‘is, Jr., Trustee.) be Gireetion of Nathaniel Jarvis, Jr. Trustes.) 4, ler direction of John Mi Seribuer, Jr. Keteree.) dL, n, @ corner Rivington and Forsyth sts, go A. J. BLERCK! & 00. pares may 6, (Supreme Court Salen. T. Ruggles, Referee.) 19 lots on 222d st. and Spuyten Duyvil Creek, adjoining fea eeckBAN estate, and close to the Hudson and Har- mar 9. (Supreme Cot ¥ 0 ssa (ee ne es art tale“ Ruggles, Reterce.) lot, 100 ft. (Supreme Court po eageeerene Gears: Bale Patrick i it, 2! Reteree.) xi wee gnatd at, premises 130, s.'s., oo Elm and Centre {Supreme ¢ Court Bale Patrick H. Jones, Referee.) Wilson st, Brooklyn, hou , Wwyuhe ay. 15x10). se and lot, n. %., 160 ft. W. of BY RICHARD ¥. MARNETT—rRIDAY, May 9, By order of Frank Rudd, Retéree,) 13.5.6. 8h 12 sty BL fee we Bd ye Lot 19K 51,10. BYE, H. LUDLOW AND CO,—MONDAY, (Sale by order of Charles H, Hildreth, Ret W. lid st,—Lot s. ., 1 Kingsbridge road, 25x00.11 (Sale by order of George Patriam Simith, Referee.) Chureh st., 199—Store and lot, 21.254x75. \Bale'by orderct Uifford Hart, Referee.) han ® ¥- 008 Ith at—Dwelling ‘and lot, 175 and 177, 4x05, mayb. THURSDAY, MAY 8. FE. 30th st—$ 6. b. 8. h. 8. dwelling and lot, 82) 8. 30th st,, house 1.533251" lot is hale order of George Putnam Smith, Referee.) oiast ‘Oth st-—Four lols. s, 420 tL W. OF 3d. av, 100x, BY JERR, JOUNSON, JR.—TOESDAY, MAY 6. change, 399 Fulton st, Hall st. (between Myrtle and Park reserve bid, $3,800. —Entire front, lots. Monyoe and Madison, sts. (adjoining)—Six lots, No. 429 Monroe st.—House and full lot, for cash. nd plot, 75x10, - between Monroe and No, 587 Monroe st—House yin STAR LINE, ON QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. CA any iG THE UNITED STATES MATL, full-powered steamships. from New York on Saturdays, (rom Liverpool on Sailing uradays, calling af Cork Harbor each w: OGEANI jaturday, a 10, at: iy 3 P.M, ADRIATIC May 3 P. ALITY rd ates) 4, CELTIC, . maturday, ‘une’? at 2 —From the White Bias Gopi: Pavoni Yerey, tereey City: Passenger accommodations {0 combining safety, speed and comfort. Saloons, staterooms, smoking room and bathrooms in midship section, where least motion is felt, Surgeons and aware. pecan any the steamer. s—Saloon, $100 gold ; steerage, $30 in currency. Thooe wishing to send for friends: in the old country can now obtain stecrage prepaid certificates, $32 currency. Passengers booked to or from ali parts of America to Paris, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Australia, Drafts from £1 upwards. For inspection of plans and other information apply at the company’s office, 19 reenter Yor of lading issued to Continental por : i. MARKS, Agent. for all classes unrivall (Ohare LINE. THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP BETWEEN NEW eee AUVERPOOL, CALLING *SCOTIA......Wed., May 7 ALGERL Wed., May 14 THUBSIA.-.“"Wed-, May 21 JAVA, wot May 28 *CUBA. ed., June 4 Steamers iiiarked thus ¢@) sen, "Ande every following WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY from New Rates of Pastnge—Cabin, $80, $100 and pil cording to accommodation. Tickets to Paris, additional. Return ticketson favorable terms Steer- age, $3), currency. Stecrage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and all parts of Hurope at lowestrates, ‘Through bills of lading given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent and for Mediterranean old, ac- 15, ‘gold, ports, For freight and cabin passage apply at the Com pany’s office, No. 4 Bowling Green. For’ steerage pas saxe, No, I Broadway, Trinity Building, AN Agent. _ BW YORK TO CARDIFF, BRISTOL, LONDON and all points in England and Wales. ‘The SOUTH WALES ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COM- PANY’S new, first class, full-powered, Clyde-built steam- ship GLAMORGAN, Captain Laybourne, will sail from Pennsylvania Railroad hurt, Jersey City,on Saturday, PEMBROKE, May 2. Cabins, $58, $79 and 890, currency; Steerage, $30. For furtlien particulars apply UHIBALD BAXTER & CO, Agents, . 17 Broadway. NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS, Weekly to Queenstown and Liverpool; fortnightly TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, from piers 44 and 47 North River. EGYPT, Grogan. saturday, May 10, at3 P. M. CANADA Webster, Saturda eet i 9 3 Pane M thursday, Ma; 2PM. Ms at PS ARE ada THE LARGEST IN THE TRADE. Cabin passage—$80, $9) and $10, currency. “Excursion— id $180, Steerage, $2, currency. Prepaid steerage tickets trom Liverpool, Queenstown, Londondeorr, ny F s ea ee BN ae AN Rita ry a ate ‘or further p he company’s office, (9 Broadway no” SPPW."S. HURST, Manager. HE HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S iron mail steamship onrxa: Captain J. Meyer, will el on ‘horsey, May 8, at2P. M,, for Hambui taking passengers from New York oles Plymouth, London, erbourg and Ham! First Cabin, $120, te econd Cabin, $72 reer $3. pa abe n United States gol KUNHARDT © 00. B, RIC! MRD OAS General Ageiit “general Passenger Agents, 61 ehh) street, N 6L roadway, New York. ¢ HAM MO: the May 17. NTA will sail Ma: jay 15, steamer VANDALIA as extra steamer direct “NCHOR LINE, Steamers sail from pter 20 North River, Bh yd York, VERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDA: Wed., May 7 EURO OF A. Sat.. May 10 TRIN. lay 28 Sat., May 17 CALIFORNIASS St! May St Sat, Mavl7 OLYMPIA....Wed., game 4 -Wed., May 21 INDIA Sat, Juna 7 ‘The passenger accommodations on steamers of this line are unsurpassed for elegance and comfort. Cabin state- Toomsre all on upper deck, thas eines good light and ilaatic bicker | or Passag TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL OR. LONDONDERRY. Saturday steamers. ednesday steamers, old. Currency, Cabins. wae and $65 $75 and $05 Cabin return tickets, secnr- ing best accommodations, $130 STEIHAGH. $0 CURRENCY. Tickets for passage to or from anv seaport or railway station in Great Britain, Ireland or the Continent issued at lowest rates, DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT AT CURRENT RATES. Company's offices, No.7 Bowling Groen, Now York. HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents. Just published, “Che Trip to Europe,” a magazine of information for’ ocean travellers; can be had tree of charge on application, ‘ORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPAN For Southampton and Bremen. The steamship KHLIN, Captain J. ©, Meyer, will sail on. Saturday, 10, at 2 P. from. in pier, toot of Third stre et, oken, to be followe: Steamship BW, YORK, rare Ty, Kingkist, on Wernesday, Ma. RATES Pas saan, TO LONDON, HAVRE AND BREME in gold or its equivalent in currency, rst Ca Second Cabin, Steerage.... For freight or passage appiy to ORLRICHS &,CO., Agents, 0. 2 Bo’ ¢ NLY DIR) LINE TO FRANCE, THE G AL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL, STRAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, CALLING AT B. ‘The splendid vessels on Fite favorite route for the Con- ent Will sail from pier No, ® North River, as fol- WASHINGTON, Roussan VILLE DE PARIS. VILLE DU HAVRI PEREIRE, Daure. PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD tnoluding wine) ) BRE: dR HA First Ci ‘Abin. $125; Second a Excursion Tickets at reduced rates. These steamers do not carry steerage passengers. American travellers going to or returning from, the Continent of Europe, by taking. ei line, avoid both transit by English ratiway and th® discomforts of cross ing the Channel, besides saying time, trouble and ex- pense. GEORGE MACKENZIE, Avent, 58 Broadway. NOTE.—Ratlroad tickets between Paris and Vienna furnished at reduced MAN LINE. For Queenstown and Liverpool. ate ee as! So petl § as follows: F BALTIMO! Thursday, May & 2 P. ClTY OF MONTREAL: 1D, 2P.M ITY OF BRISTOL, May is SA turday, Mav 17,'10 Saturday, May 17 Saturday, May 31 ‘aturday, dune 14 Royal Mail steamers paras CITY OF BROORLY: M. CITY OF WASHINGTON..." Thursday, May 22, 27 M. CITY OF ANTWERP. -Satarday, May &, 2 P.M. andcachsuoceeding Saturday and Thursday, from pier | North River. 4, North River: 2 ares OF PASSAGE. Cabin, $85 and $10), gold, according to accommodation. Round trip tickets at low rates Steerave.—To Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow, Lon- donderry, London, Bristol or Cardifl, $30, Prepaid’ certi- ficates, $32, currene: Passongers also forwarded to Havre, Hambarg,Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Paris, at reduced rates. Dratis issued at lowest rates. Forcabin passage and general business apply at the Company's office, 15 Broad way. For steerage passage, 39 Bt lg POE ean went, or ty gus! NELL & FAULK, 402 Chestnut street, Philadephia. 8, CREAGHL, 102 State strect, Moston” : BROWN, 96 South Market street, Chicago. INMAN, Liverpool, ani No, 9 Rue seribe, Paris. JOOR'S FOREIGN TOURS : Passengers booked by any line of steamers to all parts o Ireland Scotland, Englani, Germany, The Rhine, Switzerland, Vienna, sas taly, A , binary enon FABER Ae Be. at great reductions from ordinary rates, COOK, SON AND JENKINS, 262 Broadway, N. Y. Cook's EXCURSIONIST for May, now ready, gives full articulars as. to the cost, and expense of over LON dit ferent tours. Price 10 cents, by mail, prepaid. NITED STATES PASSPORT woanav, —OFFICIAL seteeaeiin, Gute Do} pt myer of iourt Bouse, an -Saturday. June 23 | S™35 a2 SYLVANIA, diva GEORGIA, PRNNSYLVARTA sAn8 bag 18 C4 dock, Fultor Te eek cn ACCOMMODA All on' saloon de Passe: Ireland, Norway, Sweden and raves, Pr ‘Prepaid certificates as low as by any cla _Stecrage office 45 Broadwa; 72 B. G REAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE, | and all ports in Bristol Channel. WAL AMANA, (ONS, Qabin, $80 and $6), gold: steerage, $3), currency. any part of Great Bi ey ontinent ‘at ogee RAFTS. ISSUED ON Ag, PARTS OF EUROPE. For freight or PUSHES “BREDWIN & C0. Agents, Broadway. York to Bristol (England) direct, taking goods a paecagers for London, Oarditt, Ni Newport, Gloucester pine steamers of this line will sail trom pier 18 East ‘iver as follows: Saturday, May LAPLAND a Wednesday waked LADY ‘Wednesda: a GREAT WESTERN, vee yees Wednesd: P| ooNgm Seamer Dow paNIDE, steerage. “Parties wishing to send for. thelr fihgy can opU pret Cpe Oe and upwards. ‘or freight or passax : MORGAN'S. SONS, 7) South street, New Yorm, | town and Liverpool. Salling every ATED STATE: s ‘MAIL LINE.—STEAM TO QUEENS. bbseneee FA WISCONSIN, Freeman, Jr lay 7, at 134 P. M. NEVADA, Forsyth... May ld, at S P.M. From pier 46 North Rive Cabin Damage, god, Sograge, currency, Passe! h om ie oy oy ‘fom Fa Pati in Yiamburg, Nore ngers 00 1 fo ain rol i? way and Sweden, 4c. Drafts Tre! end, England, , it lowest rales. App! France and Germany, at AMS & GUION, Yircadway. COASTWISE |_ STEAMSHIPS, Anan, Greytown and Pacific coast of exico, Central America, Peru and OI y 10-Steamer COLON, Captain & P. Gri leave vier 42 North River, at 120 wall direct, connecting ‘at Panama GREAT REPUBLIC, Ca) pulco, Manzanillo and Yentral American and South Pacific of 10th and 20th of each month conn azatian ; also cor orts. and Fort 1 of formation on apply iy aabaneee the fie Toot Of Canal street from pier River (foot of for’ “Havana direct, as follows : CRESCENT, WILMINGTON ations) apply to D. McKELLER, Agent in Havana. carrying Gh) he RIDA Mail, and satling trom pier inte uct Law: May 15, at 3 o’elock P. M., from pier $ Nort reight or passage, tions, apply to Passage $30, Excursion URIDA, Cameron, master, Sat pacirtc 3 MAIL STEAMSUIP [P COMPANY'S CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA, is, ppassengery and farina? ‘clock Doon, = ton with the tain Gaverley, touching ‘with the ; ny’s eae touching at San Benito, Tonata, sefise ‘Ghat OLORADO will lonve 8 San, Francisco. Sided F. R. BABY, Agent. EW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE, ant first class steamships will sail every Tuesday at Ne pier 13 North 1 "Bedar seeeeths EW YORK AND BERMUDA STEAMSIIP LINE, For Hamilton and St. George, Bermuda, as follows turday, May oh ian TiGleets issued for the round trip at ae gold, Pier No. 3 North River, at 3 P. EVERY THURSDAY, cS OF HAVANA (Havana only). ay peat ERIDA ( van au oe ‘or r ‘s Poke AL! SONDRE & SONS, 33 pms LINE TO HAVANA, PROGRESO AND VERA New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line, leaving: Broadway. ing at Key West, carr ‘The steamer CITY OF now weed he Site at pier 20 East River, on Saturd: ay May Ges 1s of paaing and H. R. R. 1 the Houston Gceneuevand taal pelatn oa ‘i jenderson and B., B. and ©. Ri e for forwarding iS New. York. OF fo appl W. P. OLYDE & CO., 119 Wall ‘0 chi For freig! pexas LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCH. the United States mail. Ol STON, Captain to H . the: ohare Re dae ‘ailroad, to. & CO., 153 Halton LISne, 6 FOR NEW, OREBANS DIRECT. The steamship PRUERMAN, jer 36 North Ri n Satariny, M Pretght. meoeeived datty. Louis, Vicksburg, Mobi Vor’ freight OF paseag tion, apply to ¥ ee pl rates .RCOHANTS’ STEAMSHIP LINE, tay ih at'S o'clock P.M. eg ge an ing ser Seommola ag We 30 Broadway. ir CITY OF DALI AB ste: ree pier Ht River, on Wed! reight tpn, sindianota, — or Aranzas Wharf, oand St. Lot becritrt passage, For Tre mt 0 ope tions) apply to A KNEW ORLEANS DIRKOT SOUTHERN LINE. ay, May, ood it recetved daily. Through rates given to Galves- Brazos San- meee ag ape Peenercod {OR NEW ORLEANS D DIRECT. ¢ Cromwell Ste Pe Captain F North. River, on Setarday, X ht received daily, Th Galveston, ndlanols, Rocktort or atenaa wi bee and St. Lous. ‘abin sage ‘apply to CL. FS. “NORFO! i Px: SEA AN, 86 West stree' pier 37 North River their elegant Point and Richmond, on Tue y, May west. Through passenger tickets general office, 187 Greenwich stree! TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. NITIZENS’ LINE FOR TkOY—PASSAGE J oe ant steamboats LEAL es] cor a Jeave ri (Saturi morning trains on Rensselaer and 3 Central and Tro; North, East and ga, Lake George and pres and baggage tee neg SEE destinat est. rough ALL RIVER LINE TO B 1 ae Kem! ier 49 North River, ft oe ue pak rays excepted), at 0 o'clock P. Me, fc connegtne Yor! Moston “railroads. for The most “Through route, ay 6 cel aie Brazos, $25, For freight or pas CITY POINT. AND Sa The Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch from. idewheel steam- ship WYANOKE, Conch gommander, for Norfolk City P. dt giv: jeaday, ing through bills of lading to all Points south and font. issued to all | Accommodations unequalled. aD iy at piers bf oral the ‘corner De: 1 50.—THE nui aaity tickets ‘sold Hi CORNET, Superintendent. ENNSYLVANTA RAILROAD. Trains leave New York, Cortlandt streeta, as follows Express for Harrisburg, Pitt: with Pullman Palace 3:0 P.M. Sunday, 5, the West Express for iliaterphia. 8 9 Seo re M., and Ue night” Sanday, For Philadelphia, via Kensington, at | Emigrant and second class, 7:15 P. M. | For sewark. at 6, 6:30, 7, Sand | For Lami For Puallipstarg a ommoda tion Agen? und PD Ait For Freehold, 7, 8 For Jamesburg, boat trom Pier ee Tn A. M., 2 and No. 1, 3:49, from foot of Desbrosses and and South, are. i a Uarettached, 9:0 AM. 5, 7and For 3F atimiore Wwasbington and the South at9 A. M., 1,4 9:30 A. M., 13:30, 0 hS. hel and 2 P.M Fetivegon, Camien, 6 A. M., and, vie Trains hs ‘ag foliows:—From Pit waa 6:50 A. M., 1:08 P. 10:14 A. M. and 634 P. eehore Td excep! i wr sata ys Baltinore, 640 A. M. | 115+ A. M., 2:14, 3254, 6:08, ML} Sun ‘By 6 250, oe a i Ticket offices, py “ish Til and O44 Broad: House and foot of Desbrosses and | Faugeras Ticket office, No. 8 Battery place. A. J, CASSATT, . Me General Nana x oats JESSE HOYT and NORWALK, Fite Haritan Beach, and Spring Hill Powers oe bg 4) n jew bury gine Meats FiOMAs COR WeALDWIN leave, Harrison street, pier 4 daily tte orclock Guxpay Teen Sa a $150. The el THOMAS pow, L will leave pter 49 close connection with rail Woven Through tickets sold ani North, East and West. checked to destination. uz NEW pany call attention to their extr: rdinary the accommoetation of Excursion Hart son. With their steamers PLYMOU rehes, schools, societies, J Stlow rates Sond tor circa a General Manager, , LANDING Milton, Pou Meeepales end Bee ake and JAMES North River, ot Leroy street, every Sunday gventng at sor a Ne Lah “sortindd ty YD, ie General Passenger Agent. rrr ene ARRAN AANA XCURSIONS.—THE FIRST CLASS STEAM. ym EXCU i erres and Alderney F sag urete oA penton of all ren et BOAT POR ALBANY AnD JOSEPH CORNELL, eee D tacllities (or Scans sen sea. H Mtoe BRANCH and JESSE HOYT and their elegant fi new wy cursion House and twenty acres of adjoining land at ae h, they are eran to make engagements wit . for hentia or femal pasties, itivay, New Yor, _ Ww, J. Senex, Superinien’ nt. Long (0 CHARTER—SALOON STEAMER barges Sarah Smith, Caledonia, Republic and ia win; Ortental Grove, Excelsior Park, Eagleswood and gihet G Groves w let, with srearmboats such as dey West street, opposite Christopher grees ier Sein, WANTED TO PURCHASE Wiiriag en Sopoaiae sess WATER FOI tom Nadceus OL Bro0klMe, Ser idee asad For freight or oe (having magnificent sccommor WILLIAM F. CLYDE & 00, No.6 Bowling Gregan...