The New York Herald Newspaper, May 6, 1873, Page 11

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘Comfortable Condition of the Money Market. “The Rate on Call Opens at 7 Per Cent Gold and Declines to 5 Per Cent. THE AVERAGE RATE 7 PER CENT. Buoyancy at the Stock Exchange and ‘an Advance in Prices. ‘The Upward Movement Retarded by Pacific Mail. GOLD HIGHER AND STRONG. The Rise Predicated Upon Dearer Noney in Continental Europe. ‘Otherwise a Quiet Day in the Strect—Gov- ernments Firmer—Improvement in Tennessees and Alabamas. WALL STREET, Monpay, May 5—6 P. ‘.} COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS, ‘The total imports of foreign merchandise at the ‘port of New York for the week ending May 3 ‘and since the beginning oi the year compare as follows:— For the week. 1871, 1872, 1873, Goods. .......$2,461,531 $2,966,389 $1,721,428 Gee orehatdlae® 8 390.006 Tavkeae °5 348050 Total........... $7,846,227 $10,190,875 $6,970,387 _ Prev. reported... 125,801,802 145,702,020 149,867,348 Since Jan. 1, ..$133,147,529 $15,802,805 $156, 837, 735 THE FOREIGN MARKET. The London quotations were steady for consols ‘and generally so for United States bonds. Early in the day the 67’s advanced to 04, but before ‘the close of business they iost the improvement, while the new fives receded % per cent. Erie shares were a fraction lower and quiet. The new ‘French loan was heavy and a trifle easier, Rentes in Paris fell back to 54.35, MONEY 7 A 5 PER CENT. The money market was easy and the rate on call ‘declined to 4a 5 per cent. Considerable effort was made in the foronoon to keep up “commissions” {n addition to 7 per cent, but the abundant supply Of money prevented its success. The renewals were made quite generally at 7 per cent, gold. Seon afterward lenders accepted plain 7 per cent, whicu was THE STANDARD RATE for the day, borrowers being quite glad to get their money on £0 easy terms. Still later the rate fell to 6 per cent, and by a quarter to three o'clock money ‘was offered at 5 per cent. The outstanding extra legal tenders have increased $180,000 since Satur- ay, the amount now being $1,180,000. Foreign ‘exchange was steady on the basis of 1085; a 10834 for prime bankers’ sixty-day sterling and 10933 a 1095¢ for sight bills. Mercantile paper was in good demand on the basis of 9812 per cent for prime grades. GOLD FIRMER—116% a 11734. The gold market was firmer, in consequence of,| purchases which indicated a revival of operations on the part of the “bulls,” in view of a possible rise in the price with the approach of Sufmmer and the prospective resumption of specie shipments. Some effect was also produced by a cable despatch from London, announcing that the continental banks were raising the discount rate, in imitation of what was done oh Saturday by the Bank of Prus- sia, A8.a result of these influences gold advanced from 116% to 11734, and after a temporary reaction to 116%, closed at 117. The course of the market is shown in the tabi 116% +. 17 + 116% a 117 In the gold loan market the rates ranged from Bper cent to 7, gold, per cent jor carrying The him with the aid, deciined to 5032 At the close the The death of lowered to half mast. better at 115%, and Pennsylvannia advanced to 10834. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE, Monday, May 5—10:15 A. M. $1000 US 6's, 0, '81 WU US 5-20, A. M.—Betore Call. 100shs LS &MSRR. 100 Un Pac RK. 200° do. 400 shs West Un Tel, i000 do. Western Union. 87 a 87% Rock Island. Pacitic % Si 20 di 100 Chic & RI KR. Guo do. 100 do. 500M & St P Ri Northwest'n pt. 70 do. 3 SES RRS eeFesese Os 0-0 Board—10:30 A. M, 100 shs Pac M SS Co... do. + 2 $2000 Alabama 8's, "93. 84; ESEe 52! 31 (4 as as 100 52 Fi 100 Be 69! 100 se fy 600 2 20 be 3 20) Fs 43) 20 5235 5 Bee 4000 N C6's,old....... 37 100) Alabama 8's. 193°. 85) 200 Pac gid b..08 1 600 ~ B68 200 r 993 100 1000 B, © R & M Ist... 20 Ho Ma Coat earns Sag 3 pontine 20) Con Coal. ST 500 30 Adams Ex 95 70) 100 Am MU Ex oT 5 US Express. 2 10 200 Erte RR pri BB 90 1w0Pac Mail 58 Go..¢ 62% 700 20” do. 2. 5284 LU) ahs 20) S24 0 829% >» as ao 300 5254 20 Panama RR. iy $5 0 do 20 53 R may 5Shy 500 62, ‘500 51% fo i 690 i 0 + Bly 500 51 500 51 800 5L ry E 52 40 LY 500 ony 300 aig 200 West U BO%— 2600 sr 200 8h 2700 sr 00 86% 1400 ‘7 1000 § 100 87 $100000 US 5-20, ©, 67.. 300 shs Pac M 88 Co. SL 20) shs Maryland Coal 400 dow... 51: 800 West Union Tel 300 a0. 51% avo NY bo &H RRR, 0. a 600 2007, W & WRK: gw, 6 ALO RK. 20 do. CLOSING PRICES—4 O'OLOOK P. M Mai. t Paul, % i$ a 101% Wabash’, a fe a ube) Olio & MILI. 2a a 43. a $y Hand Stvo.... ig a 407% a 31% Boston, Wa BE.) 3a 3h aw © Jevvenee 34% @ BAI valu COMMERCIAL REPORT. ——_+—_—__ Flour Generally Quict—Wheat Lower— Corn Lower—Oats Easter—Cotton Lower—Provisions Generally Quict— Groceries Steady—Petroleum and Naval Stores Dull. Monpay, May 5—6 P. M. The merchandise markets were generally rather quiet to-day, and in several cases prices tended in favor of the buyer, Cotton was still dull and heavy on Change. Flour refmained dull, but prices were steady, Wheat was dull, heavy and lower, with but a limited inquiry at the decline. Corn and oats were also dull aud lower, with a limited business, Whiskey was also rather lower. Pork was quiet and unchanged, while lard was dull but compara- tively firm. Groceries were generally quiet but steady. Correr.—The market was firm, but gen- erally quiet, and we have no new trans- actions to report. We quote:—Rio—Ordi- nary cargoes, 17c. a I7i4c.; fair cargoes, I7%c. a 13c. ; good cargoes, 18%. a 13%4c.; prime cargoes, 18Xc. a extreme range for lots, 17c. a 194gc. gold per Ib., 60 ' credit; Java, government bags, 20c. a 2lc.: do. (grass mats), We. a 2P4e,; Singapore, grass mats, lée. a 17e.; Ceylon, 180. a 190. ; Maracatbo, 180. a 190. ; NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1873—QUADRUPLE SHEET january and July, 17 2 19; do., | 200 do,, April and October, 28 a 30; Arkansas sixes, | | funded, 35 a 40, STOCKS ACTIVE AND STRONG, The stock market was active under a freshened appetite among the “bulls,” who argued from the bank statement that the danger of monetary stringency was entirely past, A fair degree of buoyancy characterized the dealings throughout the day, and while the results have been decidedly in favor of the speculation for a rise the improve- ment in prices would doubtless have been more extensive had not Pacific Mail interfered with the development of what the street is beginning to jocularly designate “THE SPRING RISE.” for Pacific Mail, an early reaction from Satur- "8 depression was occasioned by rumors that the friends of Mr. Stockwell had arranged to help him out of his embarrassment and: would furnish means this morning to take up the note due the Pactflc Mail Steamship Under this view of the situation the stock advanced to 5414, but soon after became Weak and feverish, and eventually, on a report that tne note was still un a reaction to 62 ensuing at the close of business, The general list sympathized with these fuctuations, but after midday evinced a DISPOSITION TO CUT LOOSE from Pacific Mail, and was so far successful a8 to regain its partial decline and wind up steady, with the retention of the most of its previous advance. arket acted as if it wanted leaders on the “bull” side, and the deficiency was soon explained by the discovery that half-a-dozen or more of the chief speculators on that side had gone to Cleveland to attend the annual election of the Lake Shore Railroad Company. Mr. Alired C, White, a young and greatly-esteemed member of the Stock Exchange, was announced at the morning session of the Board. Resolutions of respect were adopted and the flag of the building Mr. White, who was in bis twenty-ninth year, contracted a cold last week, which suddenly developed into a fatal malady of the throat. He was a member of the firm of M. L, Fowler & Co. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day :— from Philadelphia to the Continent, with 4,500 bbl fined petroleum, at Hs. a 6s. 3d,, according to lay da British ship, froin St. Johns to’ River Flatte, wiih 300, feet ot lumber, at $27, net; a Norwegian bark (to arrive), ‘of 260 tons register, from Wilmington to a direct port, on the Continent, with rosin, at 63. per 230 Ibs, Five barks were rumored chartered (fo arrive), with trom 2,500 to 3,800 quarters grain cach, hence to Cork tor orders, at 7s. 6d. tor the two smaliest and 7s. Sd. for the others. Sev. eral other petroleum charters were pending, but not closed at a late hour. Hay AND Straw.—eceipts for the last week 51, bales. The principal partof the stock arriving is of mon qualities, and owing to the light shipping di the market is dull and low. Best qualities scarce and food demand and heid firm. Straw steady. We qnote -— . 8950; Clover, Te. a We. lon) - agli; short, S5c. a lo. oat, Se. w Boer 7° HAM loLassis.—Apart from a smal! businoss in jobbing lots we heard of no movement: in either foreixn or domestic descriptions, and the annexed quotation: nominal, We quote : Cuba, centrifugal and mixed. Cuba, clayed........ Cuba, muscovad: Cuba, muse: Porto Rico. English Io New Orlean: Navan Stone. a declining tende . BSc. & We. Spirits tt ine continaes to exhibit ,and the sales to-day were at a tur- ther reduction. ‘Transactions in i) bbls. at Sc. and during 'Change hours offerings were free at that figure. Strained rosin continues quiet at about $3 10 rom yard. Sales 1,000 bbis. at that figure, Fine grad rosin were inactive, but prices nominally remain tho same. Tar without’ reported transactions and value unchanged, Pitch ts a trifle lower, prime city selling moderately in a Jobbing way at $i $0, delivered, Later we heard of sales of 7.0 bbls. Washington tar on private terms, 25) bbls. do. at $3 50 and 50 bbls, Newburne at ‘same price. Ferro.xum.—On Change to-day the market for refined was dull and weak, but prices were not quotably lower. Quoted at 2c. a 20%. spot or balance of month, Crude in bulk was inactive but tirmly held at 10, Cases met with a light inguiry, and were firm at 26%c. a 27c. Nap- tha was entirely nominal, at about 1040. a Ie. for West ern or city. Reports from the Creek were of a quict market, with prices not essentially changed from thos last quoted. | ‘Thee Philadelphia market exhibited no change, remaining dull and ontirely nominal. Later we heard of 2,000 bbls., first half June, in New York at 20 Provisions.—Recoipts—Pork, 788 bbls. ; beef, ages; cut meats, 1,162 do. ; lard, 1,629 b Moss pork was negleted and to an ‘extent not Jobbing way 10 bbls wore sold “at $19 90 were offered at $18 75 on the spot; 250 bbla for May de- livery sold at $18 5), 15 bbis. city sold at $20und ow dbls. city clear sold at $21 50. Beet was only in light request and principally in smail lots. Tho sales were contne to about 5) packages at prices within the range of $9 a $11 for new plain moss bbls, $12.a $14 for do. extra. do. bis., $20 a $22 for do. prime do. tercos, and $23 a ¥25 tor do. India do. tlerces. Beef hams were dull, but _nomi- nally steady at $300 $33, Cut incats—The market was quiet but prices steady. We heard of sales of 90) pickled city shoulders on private terms, {00 smoked shoulders at 8%c,, 125 boxes dry’ salted do. at 7c, 500 smoked hams at 3c, a Me., 35 boxes delties, 12 Ibs, average and under, at 10340., aid 1,000 Ibs, do., 12'Iba, average, at Ie, Bacon was inactive, without change in price. We note sales of 200 boxes city long Western shortclear at 10'c, re: Se, per Ib. for city. Lard was firm, witl , with sales of 500 packages Western’ steam at 9c. , cash; U5 packages on dock at 93fo., 40 packages new at 9\c., 1,000 packages, May deliv ery, at 9946; | 900 packages, Jano delivery. At $c. ; 800 ackages, deliverable halt in tirst and haif' in latter part rune, at 93. ; 300 packages, buyer's option, 60 days, at We. ;'300 packages city prime at 940. and 200 packages No. LatS'4c. Butter was quict for the want of desirable toc! jeese Was intair demand tor export at 15c. a l6c. for old and 1Se. a 15340. for new. Rice.—There has been a tair distributing business c summated to-day in both toreign and domestic. I hanged. The sates toot up, about 90) tierces of t trom 73%c. a 84¢., and,1/5 bags of Rangoon at a oGak.—Raw was netive at full prices, The sales reached 3,50) hhds. and 200) boxes, chietly Cuba musco- Yaao, on the basis of 73e. for fair, Se. tor good fair and fe. tor good retining, ‘eiined was tairly active at 10%¢. for A, Liye. & Mig, for crushed, 10. a Ike. for pow: dered and 1c. for granulated. We quote —Cuba—Ketin, ing, inferior to common, 0% fair to good falty THe. 4 854063 Kod to. prtine grocery, falr to good, BYe. a Sige. ; prime to choice, S%c. a Hye. ; centritu- al, hhds, and ‘boxea, 8} acs; molasses, hhds. and Gige, a 7340.3 melado, 4c. a’ Oc, Hayana—Doxes, standard, Nos. 7 to 9 Te. a 7%. sito ds AS to 18 ie. doe 1b tol 2 oy’ Ge. a 8c. : Broce il—Duteh standard, Nos. standad, Nos.10to 12, oxtra superior, 7c. 0 79¢c. ‘Sreanine dall and steady ut Ve. for prime in tierces. Sales of 50,000 Ibs., not strictly prime, at 9c, ‘Tattow fairly ‘active and steady. Sales of 150 bbls. fair Western at 8%c., 35,00) Ibs. prime do. at 9c., and 50 bbls. do. at 9 L-16e. Witiskry. cvipte, 398 bbls. Market a shade lower and more active, With sales reported of B00 Dbls. at Isc. ate. a Thc. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gatyrston, May 5, 1873. Cotton—Estimated net receipts, 700 bales. Stock, 62,177 New OrtxaNs, May 5, 1373. Cotton—Demand moderate; ordinary, T2kc. a 124; ood ordinary, 1c. a i5%c.; low middlings, 164c, a 67d. ; middiings, Bie, Net r elpts, 4279 bales TO88, 4,513. “Sales, 9,000; last evening, 4, If Stock, 152,502, Morir, May 5, 1873. Cotton dull and depressed ; middlings, I7ic. Net re- ceipts, 387 bales. Exports ‘coustwise, 70.” Sales, 600. Stock, 34,319, Savanwan, May 5, 1 Cotton ‘dull; middlings, 18%c._ Net_recelpts, 760 Exports coastwise, 71. Sales, 3il. Stock, 29,2%4. Cuanunsto, May 5, 1873. Cotton easier; middlings, Isic. a 18%e.; low mud- iltgs 1734c,; wood ordinary, 16agera Io, | Nex receipts, balus. Exports coastwise, 6/1. Sales, 900. Stock, maid bss Wiuarncton, May 5, 1873. Cotton quiet; miadtings, 18¢. Net receipts, 74 bales: Stock, 252 bales. “ Oswi N, Y,, May 5, 1873. Flour steady; sales of 1,700 bbis. at $875 for No. 1 Spring, $975 tor amber Winter, $10 50 for white Winter, $11 tor double extra. Wheat quiet: No. 1 Milwaukee club, $170 in car lots, Corn duil; sales of four car loads of Western at Gu. a 6H Barley quiet at $1 (Stor Uplake Canada. Corn meal, 25 for bolted and $1 20 for unbolted per cwt. Mill teed unchanged, shorts, $21; shipstufts, $22; mid- lings, $28 per ton. Railroad ‘tretghts—Flour to Philadel- phia, He. ; to Boston, Hc. ; to New York, Si, ; to Albany, 420, "Receipts by lake—30,0W0 bushels of wheat and 973,000 feet of lunber. Burraro, N. Y., May 5, 1873, Imporis by lake and rail for forty-eight hours ending at noon to-day :—Flour, bbls. ; wheas, 113,581 bushels; corn, 115,140 do barley, 3 by rail for iorty-ciglit Rours, ending at noon, to-day Wheat, 2,397 bushels; corn, 17,600 do. ; oats, 25,200 barley, 5,28 do.; peas, 1.00) do. Flour quiet” sales, o Western ‘Spring at 87.75 a $3 26: amber, $8 00 a white, $9 40.4 $10, Wheat scarce and ‘quiet; sales o small lows of No. 2 Milwaukee Spring, in store, at $1 85; Western Spring ou track at $1 0; No. 2, Mi za $1.55; No. 2 Chicago Spring, $1 45; 7.0 $190; White Michigan, BE w oats, 22,525 pring, white Canada, Annina wouse OF Fisk & HATCH, NO. $ NAS. sau street, New York, May 5, 1873,—The preseut igh price of government securities is increasing the demand for first class railroad bonds, and it is reasonable to sup- Pose the present difference of from twenty to thirty per cent cannot be obtained for any great length of time. We are recommending the following for exchanges or for now Investments, all of them: payable in gold, prin- cipal and interest :— aie | | Yhio Six Per Cents at 83 and se- ble May and November. ‘These bonds are issued in denominations of $100, 8500 and $1,000. The road, 420 miles in length, is mow completed, The Chesapeake and crued interest—interest and the business offering is very targe and increasing daily. Osi The Western Pacific Six Per Cents at the market price, which is to-day 9, flat, The interest payable January bonds are of $1,000 each ; July, This road having been consolidated with the great Central Pacific, and payment of its bonds, principal and interest, assumed by them, we see no good reason why they should not ap- proximate in price to Central Pacifics, now 103, Also, tho Chesapeake and Ohio Seven Per Cents, inter- est payable January and July, secured by a first mort- gage on the extension to deep water on Chesapeake Bay, on the proposed Kanawha River Branch, and on the Sreat bridge to be built over the Ohio Raver at Hunting- ton, anda second mortgage on the main lino, with alt {ts equipments, depots, &c, Only $3,000,000 of these bonds will be offered for sale at Present, Price 90 and accrued Interest. We consider them amply secured and a vory desirable investment. The prosecds will be uscd im adding largely to tho present equipment, and in extending to deep water on the Chesapeake Bay, where the largest steamers in the world can loail and unload alongside the cars, We continue to deal in Government and Central Pacific Bonds, receive deposits on which we allow interest, make collections, execute orders at the Stock Exchange for cash and conduct a general banking business. FISK & HATCH. LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN—ON bond and mortgage; first and eecénd mortgages cashed ; city property only: 8 FREIDENRICH &o., 996 ana 908 71 LOAN ON NEW XECUTOR FUND! RK CITY 4 first class property. in sums of $5,000 and upwards. Apply at room 7, Trinity building, from 10 until 12 o'clock. OR SALE—CHEAP FOR CASH, OR WILL TRADE for Merchandise, 300 Shares, capital stock of a rail- in the State of Minots. Aa- Herald office. [M2ORTANT TO INVESTORS.—$275,000 WANTED—TO establish a manufactory of goods as staple as cotton or woolen, under the direction of a party now producin, in large quantities wares superior to any manufacture: in this country or Europe, and under very advantageous circumstances, as 40 per cent of the goods sold here are manufactured'in England, where the high price ot coal and labor is rapidly: precluding export, Protita very large and sales unlimited. A thorough personal investi- gation solicited. LLIS & BRINCKERHOFR, Financial Agents, 43 Broad street. ONEY, IN VARIOUS SUMS, TO LOAN ON IM- proved city Property. First and second mortgages cashed, THOS, A, & ROBERT EMMET, 36 Pine st 10 LOAN—$150,000 ON FIRST CLASS NEW YORK clty Property; 100,00 to buy Mortgages on New York, Brooklyn and New Jersey Property ;also on Lease- hold.’ Address ATTORN KY, box 319 Post office, N. ¥. XIN, LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENC’ ©. K, DEUTSCH & CO., Managers, 285 Broadway, will loanon first class Real state in New York, Brook- lyn, New Jersey and Westchester county, at moderate . ress, for one wee 375,000 to loan in New York city, 250,000 to loan in Brooklyn, 901,000 to loan in New Jersey and Westchester county, 850,000 in sums ranging trom $5,000 up wards, to Duy First and Second Mortgages in New York and Brooklyn cities. ANTED—RAILROAD SECURITIES, STATE, CITY ‘and County Bonds. Also, for sale, tron and steel Rails, by WM, A. GUEST & CO), 17 Nassau street ILL EXCHANGE-SEVERAL GOOD, SMALL Mortgages for first class Farnitare and Carpets. Call immediately, or address H. M, JOHNSON, 28 Broadway, room 6, 10.000 20,2°A8, OX ciny mrrRovED PRO .' erty; first and second Morteages pu chased, RUFUS K. McHARG, 77 Cedar street, Notary and Commissioner for every State. $10.000-5 WANT TO BUY ABOUT $10,000 GOOD Second. Mortgages; discount no less than ; agents please not apply. Inquire of JoSEPH LAUT, 343 East Nineteenth street. $15 000 LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON PER- 0. sonal Securities; real estate not wanted. Address LAWYER, Herald office. “OF TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT- $62.500 gage, Without bonus, for a term of years, on real estate in this city. JOUN F, CONRBY, 162 Broadwa: 90.000 1? EOANSIN SUMS TO suIT AND JU, to purchase first and second Mortgages ou New York city and Brooklyn Real stare, W. D, & F. BARTLES, 56 150.000 120A OX, BOND AND Mort, OU, ' gage; also, wanted to purchase a first or second Mortgage iunmediately. C, 8. DELAVAN, 12 Pine street. Il PACIFIC MATL PANDEMONIUH, The Rumors:on Wall Strcet Yesterday— Conflicting Opinions Regarding the Payment of the $160,000 Note. The feverish condition which Pactfic Mall stook maintained yesterday, and the noticeable reticence of the officers of the company, set afloat many wild rumors on Wall street. There was no doubt that the feeling in regard to the financia) condition of the company was much better late in sre morning than at the Qrst call, The reporter, im search of any definite information in regard to MR. STOCKWELL’S $100,000 LOAM, met only with perplexities and theories which had no foundation in fact, Prominent brokers were met who asserted that Mr. Stockwell had patd of his indebtedness early in the day, and that the reports to the contrary were started by the “bear” interest for the purpose of depressing the stock. So certain were some that this settlement hal beem etfected that they named Mr. W. M. Parkes, of Broad street, as the man who had supplied the money to Mr. Stockwell, Others pamed Mr. Rutus Hatch as the person; but when ealled on the for- mer denied that he was the man, and nothing ver could be obtained from the latter. Then there were not a few who claimed to be t wert positively that Mr. Stockwell had not and could not cancel his note for $100,000; and that, notwithstanding le might be possessed of a million or more Of the best of stocks, he could not raise the cash, Towards evening, however, although tae Stock was not steady by any means, A MORE SATISFACTORY FEELING had taken possession of the street, and thereseems to be as much faith as usual of late in this item of the stock market. : Pacitlc Mail opened at 53, advanced to 54%, de clined to 614s and ranged between that figure an@ 62% during the C irea ea The fluctuations show ps varying cred\bility in the rumors alluded to ove. PACIFIC MAIL OFFICERS RETICENT. Several visits to the office of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company resuited in ascertaining that none of the officers would say a word Belg ar Hels business of their President, and that Mr. Stock- well, to whom all reicrred the reporter, could not be seen at all. There did not appear to be any fear on the part of the employés but that Mr. Stock- well would come safely out of his present. strait, FIRST BASE BALL BATTLE, A Fine Contest on the Union Grounds— The New York Mutuals Driven Into Camp by the Baltimorians. The first game of the season for the champion ship, in this immediate vicinity, was played on the Union Grounds, Williamsburg, yesterday afternoon, the contestants being the famous Baltimore Nine, from the Monumental City, and the mo less re- nowned Mutuals, of this city, A finer day could not possibly have been selected for the match, the sun shming out with the warmth of Sum mer, while the wind played and tossed itself about among the budding branches and tuxuriant shrubbery with just enough Tudeness to be bracing and thoroughly enjoyable to everything in animal and botanical nature, Ot course the opportunity—the first of the season= for a first class airing and basking in the sunshine amid green fields and waving flags could not be allowed to pass unheeded by, 80 from two thousand five hundred to three thousand male bipeds betook themselves to the grounds, paid their eutrance fee of fifty cents, and then took it easy. ‘THE RETTING FRATERNITY ‘was well represented, and in the pools sold laid odds on the visiting club at the rate of 100 to 75. At twenty minutes past three o’ciock the Mutuais gathered up thelr bats and be- gan hammering away at the ball, ajthough, it must be acknowledged, without much success in the making of runs. They did not score any of the needful points, although Eggler led off with a nice base hit, The Baltimore gentlemen were muck More successful, however, for they were not dis- posed of in this inning until three cuns had been placed to their credit. By A BRILLIANT OVERTHROW from third to first by Nelson and a missed fly by Holdsworth these run3 were obtained. Holdsworth, however, redeemed himself in the second inning by captor two men on hot grounders, and as tield and Start gobbled up the next striker the visitors were unable to score, Of course, the Mutuals didn’t score; they seldom do. But in the third inning the Baltimores did, Start helping them to a run by suiering a ground ball to go between his feet, and yet the New Yorkers had not scoi nor did the Baltimorians in the fourth inning, bul they aid in the flith twice. Gedney, Hggier and Hatfeld rendered them assistance this time. Runa were not recorded in either of the succeeding in- nings, and as the Mutuals had but two more chances they found it very necessary to hurry themselves up somewhat when they went to bat im the eighth inning. Gedney walked leisurely to first base on three called balls, after which he com- mitted grand larceny in getting to second, from whence he was pushed along home by a hard hit ball which Nelson sent skipping to right fleld. This was one run for the Mutuals, and the only © one. By dint of sbarp play on both sides run-get ting was effectually hed to an end, and at twenty minutes past five o’clock the game was finished. NEW YORK WAS BEATEN and Baltimore was jubilant. Of the Baltimore's fielding too much cannot be said in praise, their play bemg marred by but very few errors, This much cannot be said of the Ma- tuala, although several of their nnmber—noticea- bly Start and Holdsworth—acquitted themseives 18 a 1354; Georgia sixes, 73 & 78; do., sevens, 90 a 91; North Carolina, ex coupon, 27 a 28; do., to North Caroliga Railroad, 60 @ 60; do., funding, 1866, 17 o 90; do,, do,, 1868, 17 a 19; do., new, 16817; do, Gpecial tax, 148 15; Missouri sixes, 93% a 94%; do,, - Hannibal and St. Joseph, 90 91; Louisiana axes, a 48; Alabams eights, 8; South Carolina sixes, : E & b] tl tierces beer at 4s. To Antwerp, b; is. To Rotterdam, DY steal i he charters were :—A ‘brian Seessees eesetess gegetee S16. |. To don, steam, 8,000 bushels gri bushels gratn, at Od,'corn and. 6 eat? 60 tons Olt at 36s. 50 8, wheat; 50 is pork at 3s, 6d. To Bristol, by heson' team, 400 boxes steam, acon bbls. refined petrole 64 6d. " ‘Brita bark Messrs. DE ROTHSCHILD and their correspondents. Also Commercial Credits and See rr of money on California, Europe and arene, becomes A WEATSLEY & BAZLEY, 74 BROADWAY, BROKERS + tn Stock and Gold Privileges.—$100 tor put or call for 100 shares, $125, for $50,000), gold ; first class names, Explat 'y circular, with practical and Bs he illustrations rendered the a BRDICT. “That John Gumpman came to his death by com- ression of the brain, the result of violence re- ceived on the 16th day of April, 1873, but whether said violence was caused by an accidental fall or by being knocked down by Joseph Frank we are un- able to determine from the testimony.” On the finding of the Sty, Coroner Young dis- charged Mr. Frank upon WL FECOGRIZALEe. z r Of, 13,000 bushels Toledo at operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol- | gay a Laguayra, 18!gc. a 19'4c.; Jamaica, I7e. a tc.; St. Do- Mon hd at ste, Oats ‘uit: \{) TO LOAN-IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON baie well indeed, 4 tows:— 700 nitngo, 15%¢. a 16e.; Porto Rico, 18. a 19e.; Costa Rico, | Rosales reported: Aiviey tem, at Sc. & 1 for Canada, $400,000 Rewer ieee, fea Hee | fe following is the score :— Gold cleared... «$45,173,000 | 3000 son Ie. a 19¢,; Mexican, 1734c. a 18}4c.; Manila, 17c. a 18c.} | Sate, 0. for four rowed Siate. Rye nominal at soe. | Pfopetty. for term of years! no. bo teed | tavern TE tn 7.0.4. Play y wo 4 Gold balances. 1,816,400 | “3000 100 Angostura, 17}c. a 18%4c. ; Savanilla, 17c. a 18%c.; Cu- | Barley mal: steady at $1 a $110 for Western, $1 10a $115 | — Saster ¢ o Lio of ee Ss Currency balances, sevsseee 2,183,142) 1000 2» Facon, 17}40. a 18i0. gold per Ib., 60a 90 days’ credit. Oe eee ati 2 $1 2 tor prime Can- | —= Ne son, 3 oon 3 1 The Sub-Treasury paid ont $460,000 on account | if aed Corrox.—The movement in cotton on the spot was slow, Tourvo, May 5, 1973, | ———~ , Mitosis 8 i ae | a oe | | of interest and $1,200 on account of redeemed five. | sv a tnd the market ruled dull and heavy, closing with a con: | lovumh St 90, amber “Michigan, spot°andsolier ‘Maye | 1) partnership heretofore exisung under the trim name | Hatteld 240-0 2 2 4 goa g | ¢wenties. ~ ws tinued downward tendency. at # decline of ie. perIb., | $1 72's; silier June, $177; No, 2 amber Illincls, $1 91 ofa! Mooneils € Co. has thisday been dissolved bymutaal | Higham. rf...8 9 bo tat . ‘GOVERNMENTS STRONG. 500: wo 4 to which we conform our quotations as appended, The | No.1 red, $1 79; No. 2red, spot, $172 a $1 7334; seller | conseny A. Moonelis will settle all billsof the firm and | Gedney, 1. 1130 12. oes Ad 3000 85 400 low qualities were particufariy depre: ‘and scarcely | June, $1 7&4 Corn a shade higher; high mixed, spot, | continue the business of cigar manufacturing at 1,102 Holdsworthas.0 1 4 4 020 The easier rates for money induced a stronger | sino 93 400 salable, exceptona much lower basis. Future deliver- | 45%c. a 46c.; May, d6c.: seller June, 47c. ; eller Aug- | Third avenue. A. MOONE! Te dau Hel te ‘a ake tone in the government list, especially asthe gold | 1uw 86% By jes = active at a decline of }¢c. @ Jgc. per lb, We sum j pares, ia gd 2 A pal ler -a * ee New Yorn, May 3, 1373. FANNI GREENHOOT. | Totals......01 42 DB 77a Premium was frm. The improvement averaged | jp a ag To-Doy. Last Brening. Toeal..| Ott odor duly, 420 Np, 3 Sige polar” Jane, Wig. a aot a hs Gocthandl ervey, hae been eonboll: | = Clase, Int 24. Bd Wh, 0, GUA. 7A, 8th, eh. 8% per cent as compared with the closing | 20 we ia 3% = £U"| Ceipta— 10,00 bushels wheat, O0N do. corn and $000 do. | dated with that of Whitehill, Smith Co. ot Newburg, | Mutual. ov od 0°90 00 1 ot prices of Saturday. The following were the final | 5w00 81% 100 a! = 21.) oe, Satpmanle Sm Bee Soe cre meee WINGS) Be Loree cea ead Whitehill & Co,, Wii Ferguson, of the Aulantic Club." at ae a ee ee Le Be we sie Dh vatea Drive Be | _ roar quit ad soebangads oo S™SHEMTLIT,.| S0e spwamy a RaDWTN ‘THte pat auvians | fir tak'iorets Stet Or AuION' tines BIE NS mocenees Coty veae.r/neense, “FOR Rere ay |e ie ove are 2 bales to arrive. We | cent gi tuoted at96 a $0). “Wheat inrtairde, | MUtram out arm, BALDWIN, SESTON & PETERSON, | Runs earned—None. i , 17% «8 117%; do, do, coupon, 120% @| 35 Fourth Nat Bank.. 110% 60 Uplands. Alabama, New Orleans. Teaas, | Mand god stem, bat | regulary, closing easier; sales of | “ New You, May 1, 1873. —— . th; do. five-twenties, registered, May and, ying 103% gw gatye 18 16 ti 17% | Pas. belter, June; No. 3 Spring nominally ‘sf 15 a’, ° - Base Ball Notes. : Novemner, 114% a 115%; do. do., 1862, com] jw 3” i00 Biriet good ordinary 13 My H 1% 17 ejected sold ae page Poe fair demand jand a shade REAL ESTATE MATTERS, The Baltimores go to Waverly afternoon, pon, do., 115 @ 115%; do. do., 1864, do, do., 15a | 10 Con Sots 40 Withee. ‘ 1a sat 15% | ado ‘a due. seller, July tojected, Se. Oats opened re where they play the Resolutes, A fine contest is 115%; ao. o., 1865, do. do., 117% 0117343 do, 1807, | 'u5 Del ae Ged aiding: Fittg Pitt a Fe firin, vised quiet ahd shade easier at Sie torNe a, |» The market at the opening yesterday was rather | anticipated. : | 4 13%: 1000 Wes' 100 —The quotation: sed on cotton in store, running in | regular cash; We., seller, June. Ryequietand unchanged | feeble; but as Mondays, in the calendar of pro- ‘To-morrow the Baltimores play the Atlantics om | Registered, January and July, 117% a 117% 540. do. | {iy Es quality not more than half a grade above of ‘belowsthe | At Oise, tor NO 2 | Batley firm and in talr demand, at y hi the Kntghte ‘of st, ‘he Culon groands, Wiltemsparé: | £865, coupon, do, 117% a 117%; do. do., 1867, do. | sw is Boag 20 rade quoted. For future delivery (basis low imiddling) To fs Sic, for No. 3 Fat, ete fo location, Pork perty saints, as well a with the Knights of St. dere SMe sone cer not WN do,, 119% a 119%; do. do., 1868, 117% a 118%; do. | 1 oom Che wclosk Mey, 100 at Ieee: dene Oe erin aae | 918 sclicr Juno. Lard quiet and unchanged: ecaygor | CrisDim, rank ss “Olue,” not much could be ex. KINGS COUNTY MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. ten-forti registered, 11134 a 111%; do. do., cou- | 10 30% LUD 700 at 18 21-82c., 100'at 18%;c.,; July, 2,900 at 18 Isic? seller, June. Bacon steady; ders, | pected, The Spoerry property was again piaced ——_ les, 4 reesei 1500 ST ww) August, 100 at 1811-160. December, 100 at 1713-100. 100 ab 5 bxc., I short rib middles sold at alc, but after disposing of four plots the | The Brooklyn Board of Aldermen met yesterday , 11834 @ 114; do. fives, of 1881, registercd, 11434 | i200 6% 1100 T74c. Total, 5,700 bales. Sales to-day up to three P. M.— ine, Jose. Bacon steady and unchal Neer” Clancy, the chairm: re . Z 2 a at Isic, 100 at 18 1-s2c., 300 at 200 din fair demand, at 87: a 8. | balance was withdrawn. ere seems to a bon, macy, d 15; do. do, do., coupon, 11434 a 115, 200 86%, 400 ‘4 van to cy 200 at nn ated Pas Th to be afternoon, Alderman Clancy, the 4 eit Ls ri Bsr dace Reggae 2 2 820... oy 7 5 JO, Oe. 5 ingston, a b' resente raft "". "qi RAILROAD BONDS. daw > Sy im Bhibes wnat istger mat inbide, AA ak Isic’ Ay aE Hime) bo, Hur, SPony pastors | fatality about this land, as this is the gecond time | siding. Alderman Robinson presented the draft of Tw Si, 20 18. 7-160., 700 at I8%¢c., 1,400 ‘at 18 7-lée., 200 at n, 80,000 do. oats and "8,000 di When only pieces were por f med © | an act for the Legislature, providing om’ ‘The railroad bonds were moderately active with | 24) 87, 300 15¥e., 1,100 at 18 #8 100 af 34c., 1,500. at | Shipments—8,00 bbls. flour, 72,000 bushels wheat, 2 entire estate embraced at the last sale 125 lots | riotion of the work on Sackett, Dougiass and Presi- Sfirmer tone. The Erie mortgages were in de- | 20 + Sie 1 71 it " vat’ 18” 7.16e, | do. corn, 05,.00 do. outs, 1,000 do. rye and 4000 do. Ba ‘The other business transacted consisted of the fol- | Pletion he Park Commisat and, the fourths solling at 100. Union Pacific In- | joy bo 109 y Ae g8 18 7160. j aUROPRANO ME Rice lowing sales, eflected at the Exchange :— dent streets Be the city. ‘The Park Commissioners af 2 a al a ° a Pactfic Firsts | 7 30% 1200 18 $-i6c,, 9 at 13%ec., 400. at 18 9-l6c., 200 at 1akgo,, 2 BY WILLIAM KENNELLY, ; , @ full statement of all work done Tahegdt 108K, duper three. cay. The tooowing | 16° : Bp ite Bishi, ina Me Ae MEHR Aue at | ovnon Monee. Manin. —Lonnom. May consis | 3.1. Wasted Serena and ioe" bom | aude . ; 3 fine, ev xchange J v tor June, | closed w wed. United 8 -twenty bond is tt. e. 4th av., 26x100,3; James Cainpbell. ...$5,600 MONHY EXPENDED UNDER THE ACT Wow. the Dids.as tue call, a9 amended by prices in ito ‘ sot Po Pige. paid to ext me 3 ogchange, av Nay or aod it's gor nee fives, To. Erie Railway shuren ta ae ia i ™, LUDLOW aND co. % + of 1868, providing for the improvement of the subyequent dealings :— 1300 SS, 1000 bales. Grand total, . Conable Gpened at Why for money and the acd babe ne eC RteE of W.H Hart referee.) 55 above streets, The Park Cominissioners are also © 6 r = nited States five-twenty bonds, 8, old, 925 8, bk. he 177 av. C, 8. We + lot 23.8265; the Common C Rew York Gon 6a... 1 Tol & Wab equip bds.. 1% | Lin yO é 101s 0 8 Mobile; 8; "Savannian, 700; Charleston 368s Wilma 997%; ten-forties, 894; mew fives, 90, and Erie Raulway | |, benjamin Deitz 200 | adie maps, and to pay’ Gvet to the Ciiy Treasurer FG Wonietioe Ae 100, a ton, 74; Norfolk, G4; New York, 2188. Total, 9,000, Panis Bocrse.—Pants, May SP. M.—Rentes, 54f, 380. ise. ail the funds on hand drawn for the improvemen§ ye kg 1s Wo UR AN Onarw—Reoe\ pier Fignn, 12050 bbls. ; wheat, | HIVENPOOL Cortox Markit —LivgnrooL, May 5-5 P. Of these streets. The act in question provides that re encom, 8, a Gansu Niemen $1,453 bushels; corn, #890do.; corn. teal, 509 bola; oatm, | M:—Sales of cotton shipped from Savannah or Charies- " F 6 the Common council shail MX the amount to Pa,ith 10036 20 44615 bushels; barley, 8000 do, The four market wes | 100. deliverablo May and June, at S%d.; from New | 1 lote. s. Ceutral av. expended on the improvement. The dratt was div 7'5, 2d 6 a 00-104 rd ques but Nowsinally unchanged. The sales wore about | Stvatalr or Charieston, Jily- ant Augune ae 8 1818 | 1° adjoinings of Slopted and the clerk requested to send a copy to ud Bely 7'5, 2¢ ma s1,%86. 10834 festorn yellow Gan decks We quote Packages | Sales. of cotton slipped from Sayannah or Charlest } , the Legislature. jud B 7’, od m, "75... ..101 2 C,U,C at $3 3) for Western yellow on dock. We quote :— ~\4 M 8 15-164. ; fr i 1 one ELECTION OF SUPERVISOR. Harem cinand sto. Pi i Som Bopardue iat 84.00 0 85 25 | OO AU aan and froin samme ports deliverable. in On motion of Alderman BROWN the Board pro- Abe cesta TG : bon Extra State. Oa 728 | June, at sql. Or the sales today Gho bales were counted to the election of & Supervisor of the Righth Py 4 sid a 00 3” 1 Choice stato.” EBe bo American, Mie market opened quieh Middung uplands, Ward, (ofl the wacuney occasioned by, the realynse ich 80.10 ¢ 2d) 67 5 53a 615 ie . DsTUPYS MARKET. —! bores ron NE esr wancae tion of Supervisor Foley. . 9 aa datas ch i oo i Exira Minsepia ‘BBS 7 | apie marker quiet Loman May & THE GUMPMAN HOMICIDE. received the majority Of votes and was declared . ¥ = glee ue Back 3 i” ae. & 8% | Round boob OMG, trate eee 935 a 73 | a piM.—Bacon, S yer ewe tor Cumberland ‘ut ard, | Coroner Young Investigates=Mr. Frank | °'A\german Rorss offered a resointion req née Ohio wo 533 Mi 10. coe Famit +6 850 3 | 403, per cwt | Pork, 698, per bbl. for new Iness. Discharged. the members of the Legislature to pass the bi ae as oho {wo \ ee tae ia lowe i B08 8 is | Oh rnnroos Propuce Nanuet. —LiveRvoot, May $—Bvon- neds to roviding for the collection of the improvement of ac aie? St Louis sou Fe 100 7758 8 25 | ing.—Clovel ag be ih Se per cyt, or pmerisen red. Coroner Young yesterday afternoon held an in- Bowanus ‘Canal, which amounts to upwards of six Wene M8 MILASE ino a Sy 8 Be 98 | snore rio middie. Bacon, Ws. per owt. for | auost at the Eighteenth precinct station house in | hundred thousand dollars, The resolution was Pion ie itd ic of +90 a 99 | gofoite turpentine, eal nae per owe” caper waka, | the case of John Gumpman, # German thirty-six | Q0°pIC | a. viop offered a resolution that the Union ¥ ix wast 4 fs fy $28 2 | abse'ed. per wr for No. i2 Dutch standard afloat. years of age, who it 1s alleged was fatally assaulted |. Allerman, iin na Company be requested to re Lie’ Cy Col, Chic & Ina 300 Say ww 57a 63) | Penovecw Manxet—Antwanr, May 5.—Petroleam, | in the hallway of the tenement house 423 East Sev- | move the T rails from Broadway and South Eighth ate ii. 108 Tor hay E i Sr, B00 eis satecie* enteenth street, on the 16th ult. by Joseph Frank, | street. The resolution was referred to the Rall: a a MN mittee, erie Be Te W's % Bs 1 $8 38 FIVANCTAL, a.government detective. 100 of ne eng peo &’ enn nn nnnnmnn nnn - © premises. appeal Tol, PAW co iy 3 im EGR oe JAY COOKE & CO, the elder Frank had accused Gampman of throwing THE WEST PARMS § SOHOOL WAR. ft NY &NHO" . 900 Soi 200 3608 565 . ‘No. 20' Wall street, filth from the door or window, which he dented. + the encntionnl iy Bost, H & Ei cy 5345 Gu As wiedei aoe 8 00 f. 0. te New York. Subsequently young Frank and Rg met in | A ae wee sod reefs ty. é God Fails & Ss Se bushels, ‘at $1 40a 8156 for common Spring. Si tee Exchange the lower hallway, when, It ls eT vice seared ge bi eoboot wat a 200 92% 300 164 for No. # Chicago Spring, and $1 67 tor Milwaukes on STRUCK GUM: N ithough no one Another change of tactics in 0 4 ‘Tare for old and fra Tower, cls ine cutee wees | POO aes Witnessed the seean him dowrately after @ump- | which has for the past few years been waged in The Southern State bonds were dull, but prices | 100 68 iD Fb,aww bushels, At O7i4c, for olay in store, 66g, 4 Ibe ine ons Bertin, Witnessed the assault; ins seen to leave the | the town of West Farms, Westchester county, the tinued firm for 300 527% 500 new, and 69c. @ 70e. for damp to good new Western yel- Frankfort, front door and walk away ; at that time he was much nature and progress of which have from time to continue most of the list, The Tennessees | 3) : 53” 700 jow afloat Cats were weak, with sales of 35,000 bustiels, Bremen, intoxicated, and was in the habit of getting so. was develo were strong, with sales at 80x, and Alaba: 10 53 100 in car lots, at s80, a S00, for black new Western, 50c. a Sic. Vienna. Kist, a woman living in the same house, | tithe been set forth in the HERALD, Was ped , ma | 1 ay for new rn mixed afloat, Sic. & Se. for Common to Cable Transfors, Amelia Kist, a wormatoth ult, she saw Guimpman terday. Determined to utilize the disgraceful eights advanced to 85, North Qaroiinas were | iW 8g aw choice Western white afloat. Rye was steady, with sules Circular Letters, testified that on the 10h te a Mol tne seairs; | Yesterday. Deters ned geared lower at 2% The new South Carolinas were | 2” > 02% 600 bushels at 7c, delivered. Barley dull and Commercial Credits, lying in the balwey, + | fight at the last election for schoo! Sy wu : ude 400 vy; 1,00 bushels two-rowed State were sold at On, he had no blood on him. B, Haskin has succeeded tn firmef for both ¢eseriptions. The following were | 60 os Bw 05. JAY COOKE, McCULLOCH & CO,, Joseph Frank, the accused, was placed on the | sth ultimo, Mr. John B. of the Su; the closing prices:—Tennesseo, ex ow 52k, 100 umtonre-<auere hag been fair demand for berth 41 Lombard stroot, London. | gtand,and testified most positively that he did not | procuring from Justice Pratt, tae Bupreme » @X coupon, 80a 81; | ty Ff room and rates generally” were unchanged. Vessels for Cable Transfers upon Vienna direct strike the deceased. four, orders Of rrest, ; rge: do., new, 80 @ 81; Virginia, ex coupon, 43 a 50; do., 22515 four and grain. trades. et teandls rater the ee. TST BELMONT & 00, «| the meaical testimony showed that compression | Steers and his posse of (pereee anual | registered stock, old, 37 & 40; do., sixes, consoli- | $4500 U: $l today’ were:—To | Liverpool, by steam, io, Bankers, 19 and Zi Nassaa_ street, of the brain was the fi of death, Coroner me an buco foree, as also against several dated bonds, 63 869%; do., sixes, deferred scrip, | 13%) Hose fou donned week at Bea: Ga. the Bominal | ivi Travellers Credits, available in ait parts of the | Young then submitted the cage to the jury, wno | Metropolitan, hoo) (hy Smong whore 143g 5000 , p . rms, -s. Lewis G. Morris and Fordham Mo: his co § ‘The charge i8 malicious mischief "and attempting to incite a thot, the dam for injury to the ‘choo! building being laid 100 a case. Nearly all of the orders of arrest ere | served yesterday, Mr, Fordham Morris becoming security to Sherif Brundage for his own appear. ance and that of hia codefendants when called upon to auswer the allegations against (hod,