The New York Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1873, Page 8

8 NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 19, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Further Results of the Mone- tary Crisis in Austria. The Bank of England Rate of Discount Advanced to 6 Per Cent. THE WEEK IN WALL STREET. Disproportionate Effect Upon the Gold Premium. The Fall in Pacific Mail and Erie and the Rise in Harlem. SATURDAYS BANK STATEMENT. The Surplus Reserve Close Upon $5,000,000. WALL STREET, Sunday, May 18, 1873, ‘The peculiarity of the week has been the de- pendence of the New York market upon London advices concerning the extent and severity of the panic in Vienna, The latter, however, does not eem to have shaken the general confidence in the Anancia! sitaation, an unexpected steadiness hay- fng developed itselfin all the securities at the very ‘time when the influences culminated which, it was supposed, would operate to cause a depression. ‘The attention of the street having been naturally directed to the financial disturbance in Germany and Austria, it was likewise Batural that the eyes of financiers should ; turn to the Bank of England from day to day in the expectation of a rise in the rate, but atthe last moment, when it appeared as if the Probability of change had passed away, that ex- pectation was realized, it produced no other than a@ healthy tone of security in the English bulwark Standing so firmly between the Continental dis- ‘turbance and this money centre. Ordinarily such ‘an event as the Bank of England advancing its rate of discount to 6 per cent—a figure that has not been reached for a long time—would have startled Wall street out of its wits and caused a jump of several per cent in gold, but the response of Satur- Gay was merely 3 or % per cent ingold. Hence the market closed firm, and men went to their homes @ndepressed by anticipations of immediate dis- aster. THE MONEY MARKET. .A8 will be observed by the bank statement be- Jaw, the Now of money is still to this centre as ®Wegards the domestic exchanges. The rates of call Joana have been exceptionably as high as 7 per cent gold, and as low as 3 per cent, but the aver- ageof the weck was about 6 per cent—that ts, taking the transactions in governments, stocks ané all securities indiscriminately—which average Wall street 1s perfectly willing to pay after the severity of the monetary stringency which has pre- vailed for the last eight months. As one of the Bonsequences of the relaxation of the rate for ‘ DEMAND LOANS, ® brisk inquiry bas set, in for gommercial paper, and the country ‘banks are active “buyers of first class names. During the latter part of the week, however, more or less diMculty was experienced im securing a supply of grades such as constitute ‘the kind of security invested in by these iustitu- tions. The rates tor prime paper have been from 7 ‘to 9 per cent. Perhaps am occasional piece has passed as high as 10 per cent where the seller was in a hurry, but this was early in the week. Later, the same seller would have had no trouvle im disposing of his paper a couple of per cent Jess. FOREIGN EXCHANGE. As a direct sequence of the advance in the Bank of England rate of discount and as a sequence of the disparity in the exports as compared with the imports of the week, foreign exchange hardened and the rate for sterling advanced to as high as 1103; for sight drafts on London, the sixty day rate being 13 per cent lower, which figures are calcu- lated to bring about an early resumption of specie shipments. These rates are on the verge of the shipping point, varying therefrom only a small fraction. The deferment of spe- cle smpments until this late day in the \son is something very unusual in our history, aad indicates the healthy nature of our foreign trade in the past six months. Heretoiore we have been compelled by the paucity of our exports at this season to make good the difference with large weekly consignments of gold, In fact, the English press iately called attention tothe circumstance {hat a prompt specie movement in favor of London from New York was a matter of serious concern; and in the advance of the bank rate to 6 percent we Perceive the possible consequence of the long-de- ferred shipment. While itis true that the chief Feason for the advance in the rate is the troubic on the Continent, the Bank of England would have been in a better pesition to have attained its. ob- Ject with a lower rate of discount if it had received the usual Spring supply of bullion from the New York market. It should, therefore, with us of ‘the United States, be a cause of felicitation that the a@dvance in the bank rate is ascribable to our own Prudential management of our foreign trade. In wiew of the rise in gold and the liardening of foreign exchange during the past week the exporting busi- mess continues to have a flue prespect before it, @nd the old adage again proves true that “it Js an Mil wind that plows nobody good.” In other words, the Vienna panic has opened up a readier market produce, Sor our domestic the week were more tuan the expo: THE COL oF THE GOLD MARKET. The following were the extreme fluctuations @aily in the price of gold during the week :— ‘The total imports for being about two millions 8. inghest. — Lowest, fonday . 11854 117% escay . Wis Wednesday. HIG Thursday . 117% Friday. Nix Saturday 118 ‘The last sales tion closing 115 a 1184. THE STOCK MARKET. ‘The feature of intcrest in the stock market during the week was Pacific Mail, the fluctuations otherwise having been of a more general charac- ter and dependent on the issues arising from for- eign complications and the advance in the English fate of discount, The downtvard movement in Pa- eific Mail caused its decline below the platform of 60 per cent, which many velleved to be its mini mum of market value, and hence produced an active spirit of speculation that still further de- Pressed the price to 45%. It ralhed, however, to 48 ou Saturday. The decline in the stock is attributed to several reasons; among others to ite sale by parties who were opposed to the Present administration of the company, but who found themselves unable to eitect their object, Erie declined about 3 per cent and rallied avout 2 per cent—its decline being occasioned by the fail in the foreign market, and its rally by the favor- aturday were at 118, the quota- | been in good demand and firmer tor medium and prime grades, Wheat was sought atter to a fair extent at unchanged A easier under the influence creased receipts and higher ocean treights. that the object of the merranie exhibit was to depress the stock in the interest of Philadelphia operators, who received their cue from the Penn- sylvania Railroad. Western Union declined to 84 per cent from 86%, but had rallied nearly two per cent by Saturday, and touched 85%, in sympathy with the generaliy favorable feeling that followed the bank statement. Indeed, the general improve- ment just before the closing hour of the market, despite was quite notable, prices to a medium of tremes. It to week's is announced that the annual the action of the Bank of England, and served the restore ex- meeting of the stockholders and bondholders of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company will be held in Chicago on the 5th of June for the election of directors ior the ensuing year. The an- nual election of directors of the New York and Harlem road will be held at the office of the com- pany on the 20th instant. The transfer books will remain closed until the 2lst of May. the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad will be elected on the 4th of June. GOVERNMENT BONDS, Directors of One of the cheering signsof the times is that United States 67's sold at 120%, the highest point they have reached for several years. long United States securities have been in close sympathy. The ether Nor have our bonds abroad gone off more than }4 per cent, notwitustanding the im- mense sales that must have been compelled in the liquidation resulting trom the panic. CLOSING PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS. The folowing were the closing quotations Satur- day evening for government bond States currency sixes, 115% a 116; do. United sixes, 1881, registered, 1184 @ 11834; do. do, do., coupon, 12154 4.121%; do. five-twentles, registered, May and November, 115% a 1164¢; do. do,, 1862, coupon, do., 115% @ 116%; do. do, 1864, do, do, 115% a 1164; do, do., 1865, do., do., 11754 @ 117%; do. do., coupon, 114% a 115, our banking institutions, the required by law. that the loans have than a million. of last week as follows :— May 10, $274, 687,900 20,261,600 27,1 523,500 2021819,100 1,944,300 Increase in loans.. Increase in specie Decrease in circulation. Increase in deposits, Increase in legal ten Cirenlation. Deposits. . 202/919; 100 New York Central. Erie. Lake § Wabash. Northwestern. Northwestern preierred. Rock Island St. Paul.. St. Paul preferred. ©. C. and L Western Union Pacitic Mail... Western Union. 858 & Quicksilver, silver pi Lackawanna. pepsepepen Pennsylvania firm at 108. Corn Lower—Oats Lard Easier—Groceries leum Stead y-—Spirits Easier—Rosin Dull Whiskey Unchanged. vanced season of the year. a marked red extensively practis a, showing no uppreciable change. dull all through the week. being about exhausted. pri Corn rul firmer and in good demand. quict. cotton continued slow and price « we nominal. sugar easier, duil and ea Whiskey quict, but fir Speculation. Total... —Inciudea future de as follow May, 100 nt 187. J 1,300 at 151 today Up to one o'clock P June, 400 at 18 9l6e., 50 duly, 0 at 18 11-166 Bo a iat. 32¢ very (basi able report of the iegistative investigating com. Mittee, Harlem advanced to 130, being among th exceptionally strong features of the week. New York Central went below 100 temporarily, but re- covered and generally maintained its par value. In C., OC, and L. 0, @ fall of 5 per cent tollowed the return of the Pennsylvania Ralilway Coinpany, owing A DEFICIT IN THE OPERATIONS ofthe line. An analysis of the report, however, ‘Would seem to indicate that items charged to the equipment and construction account were so ap- plied in making up the statement as to misrepre- cnt the overations of the company, [tis supposed Angust, 700 at 18 9 16¢. fo ‘Toul, 3,800 bales. O91 bales. This year, 1,405 bales, $ Closed hominaily Arn by steam, let #% \ | | This da: foreign py figures to Havre | Homenrg, by stent THE BANK STATEMENT, The bank statement is favorable and exhibits @ further considerable increase in the resources of reserve strengthened so far as to show a surplus of nearly five millions of dollars in excess of the reserve A8s a sign o1 the confidence of the banks themselves in their own sirength we find increased about $3,400,000, The increase in deposits is more than $5,000,000, made up oj the increase in loans already referred to and of the gain in legal tenders and specie. egal tenders alone the increase has been more ‘The statement comtrasts with that STOCKS ON SATURDAY. The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day :— 1867, registered, January and July, 118% @ 11834; do. do., 1865, coupon, do., 118% @ 118%; do. do., 1867, do., d0., 12045 @ 12054; do. do,, 1868, do., do., 118% @ 11844; do. ten-forties, registered, 112 a 112%; do. do., coupon, 114% & 1145; do. fives of 1881, being In May 11. $278,074,400 20,698,900 43, 102) 200 The changes for the week have been as follows:— $3,886,500 437,300 24,300 5,015,000 1,157,300 The above figures show that the banks now hold $4,970,275 in excess of the 25 percent legal reserve. This result will be seen in detail in the following comparison, showing the relation between the total reserve and the total) liabilities :— May 10. May 11. Changes. $20,261,600 $20,698,900 Inc. $437,300 . 41,944,300 102,200 Inc. 1,157,900 $63,801,100 Inc. $1,595,200 27,489,200 Dec. 207,834,100 Inc. 34,300 5,015,000 Total lia- bilities. ..$230,342,600 $235,223,300 Inc, $4,980,700 25 per cent 67,585,050 58,830,825 - Excess. 4,620,250 4,970,275 Inc, 850,025 Lovest. 99: The folowing were the closing quotations Satur- day afternoon when the Board adjourned :— Lake Shore..... Union Pacific. oe In Philadelphia Reading was steady at 1153, and COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotton Dull—Receipts at the Ports, Bales—Flour Firmer—Wheat Better—Pork and Qulet—Petro- 5,091 Firm— Turpentine ton uh. aoe 28D 40 are 183 bales to arrive, Jow unlddling) ‘the sales nave ales last ia after m0 at the ports were ay follows: w Orleans, 1,354; Mobile, 185, Savan 1; Wismington, 26; Nortolk, 972; New York, day last ween, 5,883 bales Rates #0 a8 9. "atte } and Nominal— Sarurpay, May 17—6 P. M. "The trade movement was irregular during the week just passed; but, taken asa whole, it was about as favorable as could be expected at this ad- ‘The movement in dry goods was slow, notwithstanding the exertions which were put forth to stimulate trade through jon in prices, which was pretty Indeed, the marking down process was carried to such an extentin some cases that goods were sold below the cost of pro- duction—though, perhaps, not below the cost of replacing them at the current price of cotton. The hardware trade, on the contrary, was fairly active, and in some cases fully as lively as at any previous time during the Spring season, prices The general mer- chandise markets were generally quiet. Cotton was There was more doing in breadstufs for future arrivals, the stock on hand Future prices indicate cotninued confidence, especially for wheat, which has been purchased quite freely for June delivery at enhanced prices, notwithstanding the fact that June freights are decidedly above current rates, which are also pretty high. Provisions have been some- what irregular, but the movement has not active on ‘Change to-day. Flour was of in- Oats were Provisions were generally Pork and lard were easier, The movement in #reat extent Groceries were quiet and refining grades of Petroleum was unchanged, Naval stores Corrox,—The: market for spot cotton, though not quot: ably lower, was mactive and nowmiual, with a decining tendency. ‘Tho low grades were especially neglected. Future jeliveries were dull aud barely steady. We sum up thus— Pp To-day. Last Peening. Total. Export 146 475 sai Consumption 8 Les i | fi 7) Yor en bree o'clock— on cotton to at the following , compressed ; Sid. compressed ; Bremen, by steam, ad. Averpool, by ‘steal, Yad. & 716d. ; sail, S16. a We'quow te Op ana, N. Ordinary Plants, Alabama, WN. Orleans, ro, rilin } I ool oFd 1 Ws middling. , Miadling... 10st we dling 21 EH je quoted, based on cotton in tore, running in more than half & krade above or below the Corrne—The warket Was duiet to-day. but strong for all descriptions. We heard of no enles from first hands. We Hio—Ordinary cargoes, 17390. 17 c. : fair cargoes, St.c.: good cargoes, loge. a We. ; prime carrocs, Iie: a extreme runge tor lots, ITige. 4 12ac., gold. ver 60 a 9) days’ credit: Java (goverment bags a 21340. ; do. (grass mats), 2c. i Singapore, We a Use. Ceylon, tnt¢c, ie igo. Maracalbo, 1846 Receipts riour, 4.356 bbie.; wheat, Corn, 106,156 do.; cord teal, 1,200 Ubis, ts, 41,254 bushels: barley. 10 i do, ‘and —Fiour, 5,01 bbls. ; whicat, 376,458 1 do.; corn meal, 10S ale ed 24,517 do. Tho flour market was less active to- nranely Hy to the advanced viewsot hoiders ‘Medium and high races of Winter wheat were indemand and firmer. Yet rices were scarcely quotably higher as the close, when the market Was quiet. ‘the sales, comprising all kinds, foot up about 10,500 bbis., atprices w thin the range of the sub- va meal was firm, but only in in ight ‘LOUK AND GR. 55,525 bushels; and 647 bags; oats, for the week’ endin bushels, corn, 414, 2,960 bajcs: oats, 225,733 bushels; barley, | joined quotations, uuest. Sales 0: 260 bbls, Western yellow, at $3.90. ulety but steady, About « Tange of the’ following 109 ba sharps, $25; 100 ibs of Nov? middling, j Mae, ot No. 3 ma ; ved, $20 per'tor 2'sta delivered. Feed. remains tons sold at prices within N 2 te No. 615 Wa 725 50a 8 00 Soa 615 75a 725 a 900 Round hoop Oblo, 6750 725 Round uoop Ohio, Pate banda. 7 0a 850 Family... 8 ia 975 dt Louis, iow extr 6 85a 72 St Louis, straight extra. Tide 825 St Louls, cholce double extr 8750 9 50 St. Louis, choice family. 10 00 a 12 00 Caltfornia, Wa 959 Rye flour. Wa 540 Southern No. 25a 500 Southern supert 75a 6 30 Southern extra. 2 90 Southern tainily, 50 a 12 00 Corn meal, Westet a 345 Corn meal, Jerse oa 345 Corn meal, Brandywine 66a 375 Baltimore 401. 0, De Calorie ) Puncheons. —Wheat—The ‘market was ‘steady, moderate, butte demand only ‘The sales aggregate ubout 53 600. bushels 4 $ 55 a $1 57 tor No. 3 Spring, $1 oy 108 mixed ne $1 or Northwest; No. 2 Milwatike 1 to cholce, held at 7la$i 73 on the spot. Inchided in the sales are 1 Sh do Sustelsor Sor Ritiyath spring for first halt of June at $1 71. Winter wheat nominul, but firmly beld at former ‘figures. Corn was lower, with bat & moderate business at the decline, Sales 45,00 buslels, AL Ge, a. Ge, tor soft, 633c. a Ge, for tuir to'prine new mixed, 64¢¢. a 65c, tor yellow. ld in sore quiet, Oats were again firmer and moderately active at the improve- Ment. Sales about 6,000 bushels, at 48c, a 49c. tor new black Western mixed allout, fe. @ Blige, tor good, 19 choice Western mixed afloat, 2234 for white, the higher price tor track lots of S, “Barley 9 5,000 bushels of Canada at $1 12% deliver nominal at 75c. a 8c. Rye without business bond, offered at $1, and Western held at $1. i Berth room being scarce there was but lit- consumm® cept tor juture sl ment, Where grain room was in fair demiind at advanced rates, The chariering business continued active, both tor ves- sels tor the grain and petroleum trade, Rates Ay firmer. The engagements were :—To Liverpool, by ste Iso bushels of grain. lor next week, at 8d apd 0,000 do, do. for shipnient running inio June e quiet. Bales Western Canada, in box 3.150 bis, pork, 48. of beet at ts, ‘odo "1,000: bi Antwerp, by steam, 300 packuges of p iterces aid bs. is. the charters compris A Nor. wegian bark, hence to Penarth Roads tor orders, 2,000 quarters grain at 7s. 3d,: an. Austrian, bark. henes to Cork tor orders to the United Kingdom, 3,100 quarters: grain at 7% 9d.; @ Norwegian bark. with 3,300. quarters grainy same voyage and rate; a'British brig, with 1,b00 quarters grain, same voyage and rate; a Norweglin bark hence to a Baltic Por, hw bbls. Haphtha, at 7s, 6d.; @ Norwegian bark Bence,to the Swedlsh or Kuselan Baltic, 1,600 bls, oj lo, 4s. 6d. or 8s. 9d, acc Tay dave ‘a Norwegian bare hence to a hinenat ‘port. 33 0 bbis. of petroleum aud products, at 73.5 a British brig hence to a direct pe United Kingdom, 1,00) bbls, nuphtha, 8s. or it dircet 6d. off; an Italian'bark hence to Venice ‘or Trieste, 11,000 Cases, ‘at S7gc., and balance of cargo rosin at $1 30; 'an Italian bark hehce to Naples or Leghorn, 5,000 fined petroleum, at soc. and £7 gratuity ;'a hence to Cork for orders to the United’ Kinj 5. Ubls. refined do., at 6s. 6d., or if direct 34. oft; an Ameri- can ship, 990 tos, placed’ on the berth for London, to take general cargo, at current rates; a British bal to arrive, trom Philadelphia to a Continental port, ex: cluding Butch bis. refined petroleum at, 6s.’ Gd. ; an Italian bark from do. to Venice or Trieste, 1,300 bbls. ot do., ab7s. Od. Mouisses.—The inquiry for foreign was moderately fair, but business 6 cipally couiined to the requ ments of the jobbing trade. Domestic met with a light distributing business, at ft price Sales 10 bbls. of Porto Rico at 46 - 01 , Within the range, and 70 bis. of fans at trou 720, 78. We quote — Old Crop. New Crop, Cepia ald ol and bd ++ 186. & 22c, gen an anand ¥ refining —a- Muscuyado, grocery. —a- Porto Rico. English Islands. oan New Oslean fey Navat Sronis.—Fo! of tu continued quict, and prices were again lower, quoted houslnally at thd close at 7440. u 4Be. We heard ot xules 25 Dts. on the dock mt 4734ca and 8) Dbl in Jobbing lots from store at Sle. a 82c.. Kosi was neglected and closed pouinally easier. Strained quoted at $3 ia $3 La We ave ES to note a sale of 260 bbls. of good strained at $3 25," Tar wae nominally steady, at $8 78.0 $4 for Wash- Toston and Wila), n. ETROLEUM.. Bn ‘Change to-day the market for refined ‘was quiet, with prices ruling steady; quoted at 194c. tor remainder of month or trsthalt of June. Crude in bulk was inactive but nominally steady ; offered at Ye., with- out ete ayers. Cases were quiet, but auoted iteady t 26 ‘aphiha was nominally steady at Llc. a 113s for Western or city. At the Creek the market was dat xed at Oil City at $250; Kouseville, $2 40; Tideout, $2275 a $290. ‘The WNiedel tive and ‘weak; rating the market rb Pilot sates in New. fined for frst half of June at hali of do. at 19%c. ; also, in th fcueiphia, 3000 May at 19¢. Faovisiows.—Receipts—Pork, 78 bbls.; cut meats, 699 packages; lard, 679 bbls. an 1 tor the week huss Bois beet 00 Packages; cut meats, bbls.'and ti 0 keys. The tharket tor mess pork Was dull and easier} sales MU bbise in jobbing lots, at $13, and 250 bbls., sellers June, at $17 0. Bacon—the niarket ‘was sull duil and weas; sales 300 boxes of Western long clear at $e. short do. nominal at about 934c. a 9)<e. ; 15) boxes short rib midiles at Ste. Droseed hors were quict ant camer: ety quoted “within the range of 7c. a 7c. tor heavy to light. Beet was quiet. There was a moderate Inquiry towards the close. of ‘Change, but without resulting in much business. The tales in fots comprise about 4) packages, at prices within the ran F 1 for new. plain mess $12 a Bis for °uo. otra ‘do. $ . prime mess tierces, and India do. tierces. beet” ha but were quoted nominal and Western, Cut meats were m continual fair but as usual on Saturday there was comparative | 16 io 18, 930." a consummated. Prices ‘were unchanged. We h sales of 1,000 fresh hams at ile. ; 900 green do. at Le. ; 800 tlerces pickled do,, 1445 Ibs. average, ut Lc. ; 100 boxes, dry salted shoulde: private terins, quoted at 734c. ; 5) green shoulder j,Hye00 fresh do. at Tes; 10,006 tbs: ot light bellies, 9%c. ; 10,000 Ibs. of bellies, 10 Ibs. average, St Wie. + 100 ireah ‘bellivs are. LaractThe marker ioe Western was easier, inducing a fair demand; quoted at 9c, cash and May. ' Sales 1,000 tierces, sellers the month, at 1,00) terces for June at 92se.'; 500 tierces for do. on Neg By dea 3,000 tierces for July at 98%c. ; 2,000 tiere a, las evening, for June, at 9c, City quoted at 83 70. Sates 1p tlerec Sccar.—frade to-day in rawsugar was only moderate, and prices of refining’ grades were marked down sc. W6, heard of sales of 20 hhds, ot Cuna at 734c, 5 200 Porto Rico at 8c.; 10 hhds. of do. at die. boxes of centrifugal at 9%. Refining, Interior to common, fair, 779 good ty ir cerg, ikiz to good, Bee do Nentritugal,” thids. a Molasses, hhds. and boxes, 6 F Havana—Boxes Dutch standards Nos"? wso dou 0 to 1 Sie, as igen do. of d 400 We. a tie. - Be. emmand to-day was moferately fair, with firm. The sites ii con :—80_tierces of Rangoon at 6\c. a es of Favnia within the range of 734c. a 8e, —Keceipts tor the week, 163 packages, The y under @ tair demind. sales 220 tierces Ye., and 60 Uerces on thie spot, otf Manila—Superior and extra .Low.—Receipts for the week, 950 packages. The mar- as steady and the demand food. Sales 6 bhds. at 9e., free on board ; 20) Uerces of Western, on the dock, at vod at Ye. 519 bbls. of prime anu 10) bbis. 40, do. at 9 L-ibe, pts, 200 bbis., and tor the week, 2427 market was (iuiet, but steady, at the ad vance ales 160 bbis bbis. yes DOMESTIC 10 MARKETS, ys, May 17, 1873. daLvrs . Net receipts, 299 Cotton steady; good ordinary, Ince. baies. Stock, 4,72: New Onunans, May 17, 187% Cotton—Demand Nmited ; iniddliny t re. ceipts, 1,364 bales; gross, 1,546 cat Britain, 9448; ‘to the Coninent, lil, Sales, 1,000} last evening, 1,600." Stock, Cotton dull; snide Exports coastwis Ba Nay 17, 1878. Cotton dull; middlings, Isige. Sales, 403. Stock, 95% Cotton eney: middlings, 15 good ordinary, Gc. Net’ reeei| coastwise, 107. Sales, 54, Stock, Winn Spirits turpentine steady at 4 for strained, $2 65 tor low No. 1, $2 7 pale. Crude turpentine quiet at82 05 tor hady yellow dip aud virgin, ‘ar steady at $2 Mp ait 17, 1873. Cotton fir Receipis, 617" bales. Shipments, 1a ‘ May. ‘OLEDO, Ma; { Fiowr $8.60 4.80. Wheat quict ani ww bt white Mxi peel i I7\e. St 4,137, Wabash, $2 29; No. 2 white Michigan, $1 85: * Saner 1 7544 cash, $1 seller Jane; No. 2 red, BI 0d. ir demand and higher; seller June, i7¢. low mixed, 45 dais a bushels wheat 45,000 a tour, 21,000 bushels wheat, Oswnao, May I dd dy 20 vb dl demand; sales oi rks. $975 for amber Winter, $10 00 for double extra. Wheat in Flour steady, with a at $s 75 for No.1 Sprin for white Winter, and Hight demand club at 400 do. to arrive at $1 65, and 2,00) do. ir white Canada at $2 Corn duiland lower; sales o ) bushels Western at S7e, and two cars do. at 58c, Barley and rye quiet, Corn meal 1 $! 25 tor bolted and $1 2 for unve e Mill fe gail ar glda S20 for shorts, $20 a for shipstutts and $21 a $22 for mid- ali Canal freights lower on grainy Cand peas, ‘er sales of 1,00 bushels No, 1 Milwaukee $e. ; corn and r. New Yorks lumber $4.t0 the Hudson. Kailrow » Philadelphia and Boston, New York, it nd Sehnectily, ipts by Iake~ bushe 1,4 rye, 7,8 as and 3,061,000 f oan bushels wheat, 9. Soyvate, May 17, 1873. Lake imports 10.196 bbls. Wwhemt, ' 277.477 bushels; corn, 4 dors tye, 4000. Canal shipmcn ‘Mitshels; corm, 140,476 do.; mat, 13,5 Wheat, baun bushels; col 62,544 do. ; oats, at 87 2 0 .'%, bakers’, $5 &) a #9 oy do, lour siealy 75 a $825 for 6 tor ouber® Pi H a B10 ior. white. Wheat firm; toarrive at $1 25, 1.00) do. Milwaukeo No. ring | at $1 50. 5,000 do, Chica: No, 3 Spe at as Corn dull: Stles of 10) buses 3 s o,2,4n ing tt Sta 49¢. § do. o1 rns; No, 2atakigc, Oats 428. a He. tof Western mixed. Bat 60. tent toe. i We. a Ybe. for No. 2 Western, tea. B80. tor te; 9c. for tour row eddy. aye onan Ma BSc Rariey malt ste ay, at inst 10 fi a $1 1b for. prime Winter Western. $130 a $i Canada, Rye malt held ‘at ‘9c. Balance un Changed. Curcaco, May 17, 1873, Flour steady. Wheat steaay No.1 spring, $1 1.37; No 2 Spring, $1 33," cash; $1 la, June; § Spring’ $1282 4 $1 2h,° Cort quiet ane shade lowers 0. 2 ainixed, “ie., cash ; 40¥c., June; 42%c., July. Out in tair demand ind lower? No. 2, s¥ige., © Cy July ; rejected, c. & We. Rye steady: No. 2 heer Barley d ‘duit (anda a Pore, firmer and mere gh ‘vminal. Bit nba of short ib t ant unchanged : no sales Whiskey intair demand and firm at Siig sales reported at Preights in tair den iher corn to Huflalo, by lake, held at, Ge. to Ainaston, se, paid tor wheat. ‘Keceipts—4,W0) bbls. flour, 54,00) bustein whee, 115.000. do: carne 86000, onty, 2000 a Tye and 2,000 do. barley, ‘Shipme —6,000 bbls. nour, Lio bushels whent, 68,000 do, cor, 151,080 do. oats and 2,000 do. barley, PROVIDENCE P&INT CLOTH MARKET. Provipesce, R. 1. May 18, 187%, the. week 40, Print cloths—Market dull; salen of ul 000 pic es Pia 64x64 on hand oy Ly extra and 69, Roo BELMONT & CO, Bankers, 19 and 21 Nassau, street, isste Travolicrs’ Credits, available in ail parts of the world, Pirogge the lessrs, DE ROTHSCHILD and their correspondents, Also Commercial Cr ae and nd Havens transfers of on Calitorni A TRAPSLEY & BAZLEY, 74 BROADWAY, BROKERS «in stock and Gold Privileges.—$10 tor put or call for 100 shares, $125, tor FiO) wold first class names, Explanatory circular, Practical illustrations and ferences, mailed to any ‘adure ‘. A GENT EMAN OF INFLUENCE CAN MAKE 330,000 to $50,000. year income without investing Capital ; ‘connection with’ capitalists of good position onl. necessaty. Address, v ith information as to abilities ani ul stiniding, EPSILON, Herala Uptown Branch oflice, —A.—GOLD AND sTOCK PRIVILEGES,—IM- porters and other dealers in foreign goods ma: mol gh Protect themselves against sudden tiuctuations in gol and exchange by purchasing gold options at a premium of quarter to half per cent, WILLIAM WARD, 22 Broad street A WiONEY 10 LOAN ON BOND. AND MORTGAGE + in New York, Brooklyn and New Jersey. Princi- pals only, apply to SAMUELS, WOOD, Jr., 155 Broudw: rooin 1”. JOWES & MACY, BANKERS, 10 WALL STREET, NEW YORK, OFFER THE SAME FACILITIES TO DEPOSITORS AS INCORPORATED BANKS, AND ALLOW INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES AT THE RATE OF FOUR PER CENT. sales of 1,000 bushels pte Connie j _.... SUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS, NMAN LINE. For Queenstown and Liverpool. Royal Mail steamers to sail ns follows:— * FA uM CIty Or LINBRICK, crhureday! Mt M GUY OF LONDON -Baturday, M CITY th M CIty OF PARIS’ M. gpd seach edi Saturday and ‘ihursday, from pier ATES OF PASSAGE. Cabin, $8 and Sibu, gold. according to accommodation. Round trip tlekets at low ra Ste ‘ow, London- erage—To Liverpool, Queenstown, dorey, London, Bristol or “Uaruitt, $30. Prepaid corti. Fameuxors also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Swed forwa wre, Hamburg, Sweden, Norway peamer’: and Paris, at reduced rates tea For capnved st lowest rates ry corer Cabln passage ani general business apply at the For sieerage passa; nee roadwa: ING. DAL iE, Q'Downnis. 4&F, ? PI MS pigicert tan “a Se stuut street, P Phtindelphve. 8 i euOee. Wo South's Market street, Chicago, MAI iverpool, a and No. 9 ie Seribey | ‘aris. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 8 STEAMSHIP COMPANY. For et and B remen. The steamship NEW YORK, Captain ¥. Klagkist, will sail on Wedn sh 14, atz P. M., irom Bremen pier, Mob oken, to. be iollowed by 7 8, Capuin W. Willigerod,” on Satur- aay, May 1, OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAVRE AND Baneey payable in gold or its equivalent im bears $10 2 bi ‘Tort ireigit oF pas-age appiy fo ras CO, Arents, ho. 2 Bowilng Greén, HB HAMBURC-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S iron mail steamsh' Captain A. Barends, wilt rt fon thursday, May 22, at2 P. M,, for Hamburg, taking Passengers ttom New York raPlymouth, London, herbourg and Hamburg. First Cabin, 12 aa ete eon CRM $72 eetaue, $9, payable n United States go KUNHARDTE CO, PP Bt RICHARD Das, General Aj te ork. Sariare Passenger Agents, 61 Broad street, New York. 61 Broadway, ‘New York. _The | SILESIA will sail May 22, NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, THE GENE! TRANS ATLANTIC MAIL STeAMSHPs | Bide lp NEW YORK AND HAVRE, CALLING A’ ‘the splendid teat ret this favorite route for the Con- fineat t will sail trom pier No. 6) North River, as tol- low: VILLE DE PARIS... VILLE DU HAVRE, Surmoni PEREIRE, Daure ST. LAURENT, Le: MPANY'S Saturday, May 31 “ds J Saturday, ‘July 2 PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD (including wine) TO BREST OR HAVRY, First Cabin, $125; Sccond Cavin, $75. Exeursion Tickets at reduced rates, These steamers do not carry stecrage passengers. American travellers going to or returning trom the Continent of Europe, by taking this line, avoid both transit by English’ railway and the discomiorts of crossing the Chanuel, besides saving time, trouble and expense. Dens® GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, $8 Broadway. NOTE.—Railroad Tickets between Paris and Vienna at reduced rates. HA & FOOTE, BANKERS, 12 Wall street, New York. We receive deposits, interes: at the rate o ASKINS & HRAINE, STOCK AND GOLD BROKLRS, I Broad sireet—Stock and gold privileces & specialty. Any one can speculate with small capital and Nite risk. Explanatory circulars mail pyable on demand, and allow ra HAVE $150,000 TO BUY MORTGAGES ON NEW York and Brooklyn Property; also $75,000 to Loan HOURS New York Property. "Address AT- IRNEY, box 319 Post offi w York. I OANS ON LIF% INSURANCE POLICIES AND 4 other securities, in large and smali amounts, at 8 Liberty str p stairs, $12. 500- #30" AND “$5,000 TO LOAN ON CITY 9) Lots; Hirst, and’ Second Mortgages promptly cashed, HALL uJ. HIOW, Le Pine street. $ 95 000 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE Jo, in New York city, Brooklyn and New Jersey, and on valuable, Lewetio.d oF eter “ood se- &F, BARILES, 56 W TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT- Hage, Without bonus, for a term of te in this city. F, CONKEY, 162 Broadway, room 9, cur $125.00 years on real esta OH NITED STATES MAIL LINE.—STEAM TO QUEENS- town and Liverpool. Sailing every Wednesday. WYOMING, Captain Price ty 21, at Its P. IDAHO, Morgan........ May 38, at 3B. From pier 46 North River, Cabin passage, $4) xold ; swecrage, $40 currency. repaid tickets, $32 curren Passengers booked to and irom Paris, fiamburg, Nor- Fay, and Sweden, go, | Drafts on Iréland, England, France and GermyfibA at lem - at e Appl Broadway. M. M Stare IN GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY. VIRGINIA SAILS JURE 11, from the company’s dock, Fulton terry, KODATIONS, currency. PARTS OF EUROPE, For tre’ it 3 pl vain HN BAL DWay & C0., Agents, AU _ Steerage office 4 Broad way. Broadway. TLAS STEAMSIIIP COMPANY, For Liverpool dirget._ Thy tuil-powered, fast-sailing iron screw steamer ee Ct ett ae ae Captain Robert Watson, oi tiie West India and Pacifie Royal Mail Companys line, wit] leave New York onthe 20th inst. for Liverpool dircet. Passenger accommodations unsurpassed for elegunce and comfor first class passengers carried. Fare $50 currency, For treight and passage apply 'ORWOOD & CO., 59 Pine and 56 Wall street. EST. UNDS TO LOAN ON FIRST $9 50, OOC Mortgazes on first class city improved Keal Estate in sums trom 35,00 to $25,000; no bonus re quired. “Principals or their attorneys duly’ dealt with CALLENDEK & LAWRENCE, 30 Pine street. + THE COURTS. EE Toles POLICE couRT. One Hundred and Five Vagrants Before Judge Dowling—A Tragical Tailor. At an early hour yesterday morning there came pouring into the Tombs Police Court one of the most motley arrays of queer characters that have been seen in even those precincts for some time. It ls not a strange thing to see the worst phases of human character brought before His Honor Judge Dowling; in fact it is an everyday occurrence; but on Saturday night last Captains Kennedy and Clinchy went to work in earnest to clear out their respective precincts of their worst specimens, both male and ie;ale, and from the exhibition yester- day they succeeded admirably. There were alto- gether ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE PRISONERS in the box, the female element predominating. ‘They were arrested as vagrants, and were given to the care oi the Commissione:s of Charities and Correction, Forty of these were taken in tie Sixth precinct and some thirty or more in the Four teenth, From thelr appearance they would be classed en qnasse as habitual drunkards. Their features were perfectly vesottcd with rum, and their general aspect was SQUALID IN THE EXTREME. Some of them had their faces and bodies bruised in several places, their eyes discolored and their un- kempt ciotues recking with filth. In a great many cases five and six of these women, all white, had been arrested together, living in a state o1 concu. binage with colored men in Donovan’s lane and other purlieus of the Sixth ward, Judge Dowling disposed of the whole crowd by tung them uader $300 bail and committing them to the Island for six mouths cach. A TRAGICAL TAILOR, About half-past thee yesterday morning Henr- Egan, of 120 Mulberry street, Was walking throug! Mulberry street, between Cunal and Hester, when he was accosted by a Wan named — Patrick McLoughlin, a tailor, residing at 102 Mulberry street. MeLovghiin said, “Good morning, Mr. Egan.” Mr. Egan ret turned the salutation and passed On, Immediately aiterward he received a heavy blow on the shoulder irom some instrument, and was knocked down and dragged into the hallway of 1i3 Mulberry street, lis vest was torn oi’ him and lus pockets rifled of $40, Kgan’s screams brought an oMcerto the scene, who ar- rested Patrick MeLoughiia, the man who first ac- costed Egan, ant was recognized by him as the assailant. A slungsiot was fouud on his person. Judge Dowling yesterday committed McLougulin to answer, Without bal, and set tue complainant to the House of Detents JEFFERSON WAUKET POLIGE COURT. Grand Larceny. At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, | beiore J 2 Ledwith, James I residing at the Laylayette liouse, on Broadway, was charged by his employer, William V, Smita, of 13 and 16 City Hall sudare, | with steating a quantity — of Surveyor’s instruments, valued at $225. The evi- denee showed that the prisoner had been sent to Hurlom with the necessary instruments for the performance of the duty assigned him, and, in- ste of proceeding thither, he penn thein at phupson's, iu the Bowery, jor $25. He was com- mitted to ansy Robbing a Friend. James Rogers, of 297 Tenth avenue, wus accused by Luke Hollen, o/ 441 West Twenty-sixth street, of stealing a watch from his person. The complain. ant a that while under the influence of 1 wiet the prisoner on Nini avenne, that ied him a short distance and leit him, his watch had been cers was locked upin deiault of $590 testif THS DAT, —NO8. 102, 129, i ay 182, 184, 18% 3, 06, Ld, 90, 131, 141, BR Cot ) TE au —-Demugrére— 18, 4 Issues of law and fact—Nos, , Zid, 133, 62, 1, 4, 6, 10, 16, 17, 32, 96, 46, 51, 80, EMF COURT—OCIRCUIT—Part 2,—Nos, 626, 2345, 490, 45539, 800, 1036,’ 2264, bie, 10, 980, 108 16ti4 15, 1802, 716, Svrnede COURT—CHAMBERS.—Tlard Monday Cal- endar, yee PERIOR Cou te IAL TERM—Part 1.—Nos. 543, 479, 2205, 1971, 2163, 2009, 8. 2034, 1836, 1658, 1206, S14, 52, 1670, Fh “Use, ‘784, 178, 1680, 1464, 1352. Cocar or ComMON PLEAS—TRIAL TERM—Part 1.— Nos. 866, 1469, 1625, 7 3213, 68, O44, 045, 612, 613, 1617, 2011, 20 796, 8! Couni OF ComsMon PLEAS—GE ‘ERAL TERM.—Ad- journed until May 21. 190, 101) M JOURT—TRIAL TERM—Part 1.—Nos, 2463, 2052, 2009, 2179, 1708, 1802, 1820, 1793, 24 A 0r, 2116, 1947, 2112, 2404, 1670, 217 2225, age 2200 20083, 2223, 215s 8. Part 2081, 1910, A POST OFFIOE ROBBED IN FLORIDA. JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May 18, 1873. The Post Office in this city and Mather’s news depot, adjoining, were robbed Jast might. The loss of the OMce is notknown., Mather’s ts about 25.000, There 13 Do clew to the robbers as yet (hve aaa! LIN The British and North American Royal Mail steamships, between New York ind Liverpool, calling at Cork Har- bo FROM NE Wed., May 21 ‘Wed., May 28 : | SAMARIA. COTT, ‘Wed., Jun *ALGERL Wed., June 18} BATAVIAL aoimers marked thus*do not carry stecrage passen- wetnd every following Wednesday and Saturday from vy YORK, *RUSSIA. CALABRTA, AVA PARTHIA N Ye So preg RATES OF PASSAGE, Cabin—#80, $100 and $130, cold, according to dation. Tickets to Paris, $18, gold, addition tlekets on favorable terms. Steerage, $30, curren Steerage tickets from Liverpool id Queenstown, and all parts of Europe, at lowest rates. For freight and cabin passage apply at the Company's office, No. 4 Bowlin Green, For steerage passage, 11 Bi i roadway crrinity eats, G. PRANCKLYN, Agent._ ‘ATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS, Weekly to Queenstown and Liverpool; fornightly dion dire TO QuerNsrow AND Cty ERPOOL, from plers 44 and 47 No River, Saturday, Ma: “ap P.M. x. dune a at 4 x. M, FOR LONDON Dineen, June 3, at 12 M. HOLLAND, Brag: ay THESE SiWAWSHIPS ARE HE LARGES? IN THE TRADB. Cabin passage be soar and el Say SnETS Hey Steeraxe, $29, currency. Prepaid steerage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown, Londonderry, Gla ow, Cardiff, Bristol or London, i Excursion— APER OTHER 1 For further iniormation apply, at the company" < office, 69 Broadway. W.J. HU anager. HITE CROSS LINE. Steam direct to Antwerp. frst class, full powered iron steamship C, Lechere commander, will leave on Wednesday, ie “alst of May, as avove. Only first class The new, 8 passencers carried. Fa Id. ‘The new steamship ©. #. FUNCH will follow on the Youn of June, ; ‘or freight or passave app! PUN BYE x Yon af 27 South William street. Warne STAR LINE, Uk ENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. CARRY G THE UNITED STATES MATL New and tull-powered steamships. Sailing from New York on Saturdays, from Liverpool on Pauradaya, calling at Cork Harbor each wa: ay R x , a 4 .May ‘Mav 31. at's Saturday, June 7, neo June 14 at'7 :39 fe Star dock, Pavonia ferry, Jersey City, Passenver aecemicdanions inf all classes unrivalled, combining safety, speed and comfort. Saloons, stateror ‘oom and bathrooms in midship section, wh ion is felt. Surgeons and stewardess accompany the steamer. Rates—Saloon, $100 gold; steerage, $30 in curren: Those wishing to send tor triends in the old count now obtain steerage prepaid certificates, $32 ¢ urrenc: engers booked to or from ali parts of America to Paris Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Australia, Dratis trom £1 upwards. For Inspection of plans and other Information apply at the compat eek 19 Broadwa. hae Yor " Contine Bills o: ial ing issued to aa et eKs, Agent. NCWOR CIN North riy 1), New York, AND SAL AY. i from pier 29 EDN vy .Sat, M ig Weds May TA. ind comfort. ¢ ste good light and are unsurpassed tor cle ;, thus securing rooms are ali ou uppe veniilation. RATES OF PASSAGE ILASGOW, LIVERPOOL Ok LONDON Saturday steamers. Wednesday te 5 Currency, $75 and $65 Hodations. # g130 $130 STEERAG c, $30 CURRENCY. ‘Tkets for passage to oF Irom any soaport, or railway station in Great Britain, fveland or the Continent issued at le Di 0 and $66 eta, joeur= ing best ac trates. TS FORANY Amount at cun Ur i 0. 7 Bow! UpAny's OMe NH ERSON NOTH: Just published, “The Trip to Europe,” a information. for’ ocean travellers; can be had ire charge on application, \REAT WESTERN STSAMSHIP LINE. 3 NSW YORK TO BRISTOL, ENG, ds and passengers tor London, Carditi ester and all ports in Bri Le r ‘of this Line will sail irom pler Is Hows = of j Feri Ag Ma ‘ADY LY. ARRAGON, GREAT WESTEIN “Wednesday w Steamer no 1 y bu Canin psssage,... Stecrage. currency Parties Wishing to send for their frienis can obtain pre- ald certificates) Drafts or £1 and upwards. For freight or passage apply 1 MORGAN'S SONS, South street, New York. ‘Oenrreney UROPEAN TRAVEL, COOK, § Tourist ani 282 art France, Belgium, Germany, Palestine, Spain, Switzerland, Sold in all cases at great re- y, containing upwards pense, &c,, now ready. all Ireland, Scotland, Encland arta, Holland,’ ltaly, ne Toutes, of soo different fours, eho Price We, ing Sent by mail post-paid, VAZIOS SUMMER T R TO VIENNA, $600 GOL F viving two months in Europe. Personally conducte ‘om New York June 2h. See detailed programme. 'S Tourist Tickets tor Europe and the East, trom own, Lit pool and London, by. nore met antes, a 8 Hotel oupons INE agi egh pore aoe tha Passages secured by an; GAZES American Oflice, No. 6 Bowling ‘Green, Roy. NITED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU, OFFICIAL Passports of the Department of State issued by A. ~ WILLMARTH. United States Conet Honse, 41 Cham- bers sweet aeeenner MUROPEAN UTEAMBEIPS: oe UROPFAN TRAVELLERS WILL FIND TRUN: rooms and Continent pags SOx CAFE ACES "Tag banned Trl Astor place (removed: way and Wail street) _ COAST W! ISE_ STEAMSHIPS. PACIFIo MAIL <veAM Hip COMPANY'S LINE TO CALIFORN.A, APA AND CHINA, MA. PASSENG i RS AND FREIGHT TO YING MAILS, aSENa x ‘A MARTHA, GREY. ND PACLBLS “CUAST “OF MEXTCO, CENTRAL AME RIC. lay 20—steamer Kiev ING 8’ PERU and CHILE, R, capt, J, B. Hildreth, ve pler No. 42 North Hiver, at 12 o'clock noon, for all direct, connecting ut Uanaina with the steainer TITUTION: Oapte one touching at Acaputo iipand Mazatlan, a so connecting tor all Gentrai ican and South’ ( Departures of ih the mpany's tr Crug 's slendid. steamer COSTA co May 24 tor Honolulu, Ame and 20th cach month connect with enna homme! at an Beaivo, Tonato, ahe ports. Angel. ‘A will nave, dwich Isiands. One of the Com cisco May 31, 137. eleht he mpeAN, Japan and Chi ail further information ‘apply at a the pier, toot of Canal street. F, R. BABY, Agent. EW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL ‘LINE. These first class steamships will sail every Tuesday at 3 P.M. from pier wih River (oot of Cedar street), for Havana direct, as tollows RRO CART! May 20 ea cITy. May 27 WILMINGTON,. June 3 peeve Re inaii’on pier ‘aia quarter to three P. M, on day of sailing. For freight dations apply to ge (having magnificent accommo- WILLIAM P. CLYDE & CO.,, (0.6 Bowling Green, _D. MCKELLER Agent in Havana.” TLAS STEAMSHIP COMPAAY. Mailservice for West Indics, Havana, Venezuela and Spanish Main. ‘The company?s iron serew peepmers. re appointed to sail as tolfows (oading berth pier 12: Nort, Ver) i For Havana direct. MANDINGO, Capiain Spence, 26th inst. For Turk’ Tstind, Jamie and Savanilia, CLARIBEL, Capta ley, 30th inst For Hay pe ere R) th J) For freight and pass n t eM Dp co, General Agents, 53 Wa : amt vet a OR WORT : EW YORK AND Bi: For Hai carrying the l Steamshy May 2% at ALBEMARLY, Bea o'clock ?. M., trom pi Steanship HAT: RAS, Lawren May 29, at 3 o'clock P. al., from pier 57 North For freight or passage, having elegant ‘accom tions, apply to LUNT an. acca 23 South street, Passage $% Excursion tickets issm gold, ednontAy, 2st Broadway. RECT LINE TO HAVANA, Progreso and Vera Cru New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line, leaving Pier No, Pore Re ce at3 P.M Y TitksDay, CITY OF MEXICO. i nit and Mexico) CI’Y OF HAVANA (Havana ont: CITY OF MERIDA (ilavana only). CLEOPATRA (Havana ant plexico). For freight or passace yt TNT OF PRTC ANDI & SONS, 88 Broadway. <ITED STATES a Rage MAIL STEAMSHIP The elegant sidewheel etomiip, SOUTH AMERICA, 2,000 tons burden, Captain E. L, Tinklepaugh, will sail tor ee ‘Thomas, Para, Pernambuco, Bahia and itlo de Janeiro, ORY, May 23, at 3 o'clocs P. ‘om pier 43 North Bor’ ‘treight or passene eepniy te ale qanmtson, = No. 5 Bowltl ie ren, ne ae me! #XAS LINE,—FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING the United States Mail.—s Koy Wet, carrvin a CITY OF SAN ANTONIO, Captain Penninztor wall Hewve pier 20 Rast River, aturday, May 24, at 3 P. sae its of lading given to Houston and all sins ae e Galveston, Houston and Henderson and B. B and No are Sr in New York, ‘For trelgnt oF e, having superior accommodations, apply ree ee MALLOWY a CO, 168 Maiden la ‘or W. P’ CLYDE, 119 Wall sire ror NEW “ORLEANS, totatlon The steamship Cnty OF GALVESTON, Captain Rowland, will leave pier 19 Raat tabi) Wednesda; May 21, at Frotght for for St. Louis, Mobile and Galveston taken. For OF Passiige, having superior accommoda tions, aetna C,H. MALLORY & CO., 153 Maiden lane. POF NEW, ORLEANS DIRE The Cromwell Steamtp Line, The steamship NEW ORLEAN>, Captain FB. V. Gager, will leave pier No; 9 North River on: turday, May 24, ai 3 EM Freight received daily. Through rites given to Gaiveston. an SL Rockfort or Aranzas wharf, razos, Santiago aud St. Louis. it c, $25, For, freight or pas Cabin passaze, $5); sage apply to CLARK & 35 West street. OR NEW ORT. tne ston ROH ANTS STEAMSHIP LINE, 1e AT: =e _ MISBTSRIPPT, aptain a. B. Crowell, from pier 36 Nort River on Saturday. May 24 Freight received daily. et oe ive Louis, Vicksburg, Mobile, Galveston and Indianol For" freight or’ passage, having superior accomm tions, apply FREDERIC BAKER, 30 Broadway. OR NORFOLK, (Y POLNT AND RICHMOND.—THB Old Domini ieamship Company will despatck ier 37, North ‘River their elegant shiewhcel steam ship WYANOKE, Couch commander, for Norfolk, © iy Point and Richmond, on Tuesday, May 20, at 3 P. M., giv ing through bills of Inding to all points south and South west. Through passenger tickets issued to ail points. Ao commodations nnequail Anny, at pier bie a at the general office, 187 Greenwich street ne! of noe street), St from, ENS GE $1 5,8 elegant steamboats ‘SU! Wtbe and POWELL ier 49*Horih ‘River, foot of Leroy strat daily (saturdays excepted), at 6o'clock P. M., connecting Wit morning trains on Renssciaer and ‘Sarato; ‘a, New York Centratand Troy_and Boston railrouds for all points North, East and West, The most direet route. to Sarato- ga, Lake George At Montreal,” Througn tekets sold bi echt ed to destinatl scclpfahy oe PILCOKNGLL, Superintendent, PALL RIVER, LINE TO BOSTON via Newport and Fall Rive The world-renowned steamers BRISTOL and PROVI- DENCE leave pier 23 North River, foot of Murray street, a tT ted) at 6P. ally (Sundays excepted a) FAOON, Superintendent. ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Trains leave New York, from foot of Desbrosses and oeue reas strects, nt nadie) tend eb ‘Weak ‘arid’ Gonth, xpress for Harr ‘#, Pittsburg, bol ith Th nlman Plnce Garsattached, 9:90 A. My 8, 7 and 8:30 P.M. 5, 7, 8:30 P, For or Baliiiore. Wu iw ushington ‘and ihe South at9 A. M., 1,9 8 9, 9:90 A, M., 12:30, 1, 5, Boag eh 7 A.M. and P; E: zie forPinladelpiia, & 240, 9 P.M. night Sunday or Philadelpnia. vin Kensington, at migrant and second class, wrt 5 TO, ay 10, 11, 11:40 A. M ' 40, ay to 820, 5:30, 5 48:10, 9, 10: thi, 4 D Sthda 10, 9.10, UMA A Me Sia6, 10 To ee San! | 9:90 and 10, AM ei noon; 4:30, 5:20, 53 I, 8: aH ‘and 12 night. Sdudag 2) ‘and 6 odbridge and Perth Amboy, 6 and 10 A. M,, 2:30, BS 230 ), 4:30 and No 7 Branswiok, OA. M,, 12 May 1, 2. 3, 4:10, 5:20, 6 “sunday Band dP, Mt nil 5:29 PM For N 9 P.M. and 12 nig Bast Millston Lan A Mand 2.9 For Phitlipste o ‘Aceommotts uon for Bo) entow'n, Burlington and Cam 9A. Ma, 12:90, 2,3, and 6 P.M. For F M. ;amden, 6 A. M., and, via From Let 6 VA. M., 1:08 ni 6:4 P.M, ently, except ‘om Wash nngton and Baliimore, HOA, ™ From Philadel: i, 6:08, Suhduy, Thiet offices, s20: d House and toot of Vesbrosses and Cortlandt streets, Emigrant Ticket ottiec, No. 8 Battery place, A.J, CASSATT, M. BOYD, Jr. General Manager. wenger Agent, ONDOUT AND KIN Cornwall, New ie and on and JAM WwW 34 North River, di TON, LANDING AT GOZA Marlborough, Milton, Pough™ he steamboats’ THOMAS COR. BALDWIN leave Harrison street y, at 4 o'clock P, kee rt connecting with trains oi > IL RO. 33 sO d AD, OUTHER G. W. BENTLEY, Gencral Manager. JOVERNOR'S F GOVER pier), on the atic Gove ernot’s Island. Music by the band in ihe astennvent. followed by dress parade. Visitors allowed on the islan between sunrise and sunset. He"=" STEAMBOAT “NOTICE, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Commencing May 12, 1873. Marlem boats (pier 24 F at Raver) tor Harlem avery IBWAL M. UNIT Ve My exe cepting ACM.) 12:2) and 2 1 lariding at aL ieventn, fikhey fourth deroriaivath and 1th streets N. B—Seé re boats Im Ge table where boats AA ACLMAN; Superintendent 10 STEAMER WYOMING; T° parses Sauith, Caledonia, Republic and Baldwin, Oriental Grove, Kagleswood, Jona Island and lxculsior Stermboats Sach ay desired. fe West Birco! be topher terry. u. che pus “NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD COM any call attention to their extraordinary f the accommo ot son. With their stear PL ITH ROGK, SWANCH and JESSE NUYT and tele plecens cursion House and twenty acres of adjoining lunkat Lon, Branch, they are prepared to make engagements wi churches, schools, socictios, &e., for large or sual parties, fai low rates, Seni] for circular. @. ¥ General Manu CHARTER—SALOON xcursion mn Partiog the ¢ OW EX. r, 120 Broadwe a Ww. J. SevDRN, Su iaent, Lon ey HE MOST DELIGHTEULYBXOURSION IN| THE arbor. —Steambout COEDEN GATE leaves pier No. 1 East River, tor fy Ridge, Fort t Hamilton and Red Hook at $340 A. M, ; 2145, 4:45, 6:30 P.M (sundays ex po Dy allording ‘n view ot the’ Narrows and tortinea: M itcan rat T, for egeut a Bartison ni a saree, SORA peo | ee NL _ Ee