The New York Herald Newspaper, May 29, 1873, Page 5

FINANCHL AND COMMERCUL. The New Board of Direction of the Pacific Mail Company. wa Le Report of the Financial Condition--Union Pacific Still Weak. GOLD STEADY. STOCKS GENERALLY FIRM. The Foreign Market . Strong. MONEY EASY. Railroad Securities and Government Bonds in Good Demand. ACTION I THE TREASURY. Wau aoa WEDNESDAY, May 28—6 P, M. On ’Change to-day ‘spot’? cotton was dull and not quotably changed, while ‘futures’? were in fair request at sc, @ 3-16c. per 1b. improvement. Flour was dull and easier, Wheat was @ shade off and corn was steady. THE FOREIGN MARKET. The London advices give no cause for disturb- ance. American securities remain firm, and the financial, sympathy, as expressed by values, re- mains in perfect accord with the situation already Teported. Consols and United States bonds are steady and unchanged, and Erie holds its own at 485; and 49. The French loan was active and ad- vanced to 534 per cent premium, certifying toa : degree the confidence im the present French ad- ministration. Rentes were steady at 56f. 15c. Con- sols firm at 93% ; 1867's, 043¢ ; 10-40's, 8834 : new fives, $935 2 8944. The bullion withdrawn from the Bank of Engiand to-day amounts to £77,000, THE MONEY MARKET. There are no important changes to be recorded, Money commanded its {ull price—to wit, 5a 7 per cent for call loans, and 7a9 per cent for commer- cial paper. No exigencies operated to introduce ny change in the prices already named, and it does not seem likely that any will occur until later im the seasen. Long loans are sought and by some parties favored, but the suspicions with reference to the anticipated gold corner deter active busi- ness and unsettle calculations, so that it is well nigh tmpossible to take a prospective view of the market. Foreign exchange is unaltered and quoted With dulness at 10834 a 108% for prime bankers’ 60 days sterling, and 1093, a 109% for sight. The bul- lion movement from London to the Continent does not yet seem to be determined. Hence no drain outside of the small amount named above is re- ported, which it is at all probable will affect this market, GOLD STRADY—11834 A 11834. The clique continue to play their le, but there is no new development and no fact on which to base aprediction. The market was dull. It opened at 118%, advanced #4, declined +4 and afterwards re- covered, closing at the opening price. The rates paid for carrying were from 1 to Sper cent to “fat” for borrowing. The Sub-Treasurer paid out to-day $57,000 on account of interest. The outstanding legal tenders amount to $356,000,- 000, This 1s a reduction of $540,000 since yesterday. The Secretary of the Treasury has now all of the $44,000,000 which Secretary Boutwell claimed as a reserve. The following table will show the fluctua- tions of the murket during begs day 118% “1183; a 11844 The Treasury balances at the close of business to-day in Washington were :— + $3,800,500 + 74,800,000 26,650,000 , The currency shows a decrease of $700,000 since yesterday. The steamship Java, sailing for Europe to-day, took out $338,000 in silver bars. Advices from Washington state that the Treasury Department has decided to reduce the legal ten- ders outstanding to $356,000,000 by the ist of June. The Internai Revenue receipts amounted to $330,000, The transactions of the Gold Exchange Bank are recorded as follows:— Gold balances.. + $3,416,224 » Currency balances. 4,429,848 Gross clearances. + 111,705,000 RAILROAD BONDS. The change in these has been unimportant. The market was not active and the prices corresponded generally with previous quotations. They are amended in “pore aged with the call, as follows :— New York Cen 6's, 'S Tol & Wab Ist m, St La ie New York Cen 6's, re. id Tol & Wab 2d m. . New York Cen 6's, sub.. 87 Gt West Ist m, . New York Cen 7's, Gt Western 24 m, " Galena & Chic ex Galena & Chic 24 m Chie, RI & Pac. Morris & Essex ist ig Morris & Essex zd m NJ Cen Ist m, new. Pitts, Ft W & Chick Cleve & Pitts z me De Butt NY & tet i Hud it7's, 24m 918. Harlem conan as To. tov” Ohio & Miss gon. Uhio & Miss 24 Dub & Sioux ony" ist Peninsula Ist m1 conv an ‘oria & War, & D Tol Peoria & War, WD 8334 » Bur Div iF & Minn lst'mn.. 8 Buc R& Min INT ag 33 BANK SHARES, ‘The market in this department was firm and but slightly unchanged. The transactions were lim- ited. _ The following are the quotations:— New York, 136; Mankattan, 151; Merchants’, 11614; Mechanics’, 138; Union, 123; America, 157; City, 265; Phenix, 95; North River, 88; Tradesmen’s, 154; Mechanics and Traders’, 131; Gallatin National, 120; Seventh Ward, 194; State of New York, 110%; Commerce, 116%; Mercantile, 132; American Ex- change, 109}; Bank of North America, 100; Metro- politan, 135%; People’s, 140; Corn Exchange, 125; Continental,80; St. Nicholas, 109; Commonwealth, 85; Importers and Traders’, 182; Park, 149; First National, 201; Feurth National, 1124; Ninth National, 104g; German-American, 1004. SOUTHERN SECURITIES. Tennessees, old, sold at $1, new at 855; a 9534 ; Mis- sour sixes, 984; Alabamas, 8634. Outside of these transactions the market was inactive. The prices quoted are as follows :—Tennessee, ex coupon, 80'4 & 90%; do., new, 80803; Virginia, ex coupon, 43 4 48; do., sixes, consolidated bonds, 5434 a 55; do, nixes, deferred scrip, 10}, a 1114; Georgia sixes, 78 @ 62; do, sevens, 91)¢ a 93; North Carolina, @x coupon, 29 a 30; do. to North Carolina Rail road, 60.460; do., fanding, 1866, 18 a 20; do., du., 1868, 17 a 20; do., new, 16 a 17; do., special tax, 13a 15; Missouri sixes, 9314 8 93/4; do., Hannibal and St, Joseph, 904 a913s; Louisiana sixes, 48 a 55; do., + few, 42 @ 50; South Carolina sixes, 25 a 35; do., new, January and July, 1544 @ 17; du., do., April and Detober, 20 a 25; Arkansas sixes, funded, 30 a 40, GOVERNMENT BONDS, Mo remark concerning these securities is neces: aary beyond what has been made from day to day. They remaip strong, with an active demand for NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1873. —T RIPLE the issue of 1867, a growing demand for 18¢8’s and an inadequate supply for the foreign market. The prices quoted are ae follows:—United States cur- Tency sixes, 116% & 116%; do, sixes, 1881, regis- tered, 118% @ 119% ; do. do. do,, coupon, 12214 & 12244 5 do. five-twenties, registered, May and November, 1163¢ a 117; do. do., 1862, eoupon, do., 116% a 117; do, G0., 1864, do., do., 116% a 117; do. do., 1865, do., do., 118 21184; do, do., 1867, registered, January and July, 11834 a 118%; do. do., 1865, coupon, do., 118% @ 119; do. do,, 1867, do., do., 121% @ 121%; do. do., 1868, do., do., 1197 a 120%; do. ten-forties, registered, 112}g; do. do., coupon, 114% @ 114335 do., five-twenties, 1881, coupon, 116 a 1164. THE STOCK MARKET. The public mind was prepared yesterday for what has followed to-day—namely, the reorganiza- tion of the Pacific Mail Company. The election took piace at noon at the company’s office, and resulted as follows :—151,602 votes were polled as representa- tives of the stock, and the large majority showed its confidence in the following ticket:—George H. Bradbury, T. W. Park, James D, Smith, Jonn M. Burke, Charles J. Osborn, Russel Sage, George 8. Scott, George H. Palmer and Rufus Hatch. It is generally believed that Captain Bradbury will be elected the President of the new directory. ‘Ihe stock exhibited its temper by opening at 417%, moving to 42, and alternately rising and falling on this average, finally stiffening at the last beard to 43% a@ 44 Union Pacific, which closed yesterday at 274, Opened at 25%, but recovered and maintained steadiness at an advance of 1 per cent, and towards the close called for 27%. C., C. and I. C. was firm at the extremes of 2934 @ 3034. Western Union showed a vibmation of about 1 per cent, opening at 8434, touching 853; higher, and receding at the close to 8474. No material change is to be noted in other, quotations, the attention of brokers being chiefly bestowed on the two named stocks, and no influences existing eithe! Gepreciate or advance the others. Take it all in all, beyond the fluctuations incident to and re- corded of Pacific Mail and Union Pacific, the day ‘was quite as dull as most of its predecessors for the ‘last fortnight, The statement submitted to the stockholders of the Pacific Mail Company, at the annual election to- day, exhibits the financial condition as follows :— Park end enll loans. . 1,000 U $10 ive por cent g Cash with agents and pursers, 647,061 1,873.201 £00 shares Panama R. R. stocx..... baat 2,086 shares California Dry Dock ©: 100,335 75,867 tons coal. 2 1,129,267 Outfits and suppti 853/642 Bills receivable... 840,000 $3,841,448 2,854,930 2,009,831 11,651,592 861063, 1 American an aise ventral x Gihforniay NZ and A. chase ot 'stcame 234,186 Unsettled accounts 41; Metal iovss sae ne aes + -$20,803,03 ae 2 Liabititien hati) si Capital stoc! i Coal treieht paaees 4" Unsettled ac 13,408 Balance to credit of profit 197,005 Total. +$20,363,008 HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The fotlowing table shows the highest and lowest. prices of the principal stocks during the day: Highest. 10014 New York Central. Erie 85 10734 ot 7234 4055 2544 2045 4g SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE, ‘Wednesday, May 28—10:15 A. M. » C. c. Western Union ‘Telegraph. Pacific Mat) $1000 US 6's, *81, 19 US 5:20, , °67... $00 UE Os, "tlre site ©, %67... 121% 10 A. M_Before Call. Un P 10's, ine., 60 50000 U 400 shs C & R IRR. 1700 shs West Un Te! 400 do. WON YC&HR RR. 100 do. $10(00 Tenn 6's, old. 100 Tenn 6's, new 10... ‘ort fonvone &N W cou. 70shs Union Bani 135, 8 Bank of Commerce 11834 6 Am Ex Bank. hy $0 Continental Bank. 1) Mar L & My.b 200 Con Coal... se EeEres ee See! ee25S55 EPR BOR aK 14115 and 2115 P. M, $10000 Us 6 118% $1500 “ td ing ane eae, ec, A n. 2000 US 5-20, Hie 30W US b's, 'c, ‘al be hie 12130 P. M.—Before Ca! 300 ahs Pac MSS Co... do. obs SESEEZESES iS $1000 Cen Pac gold b. 50 Un Pac Ist m 1000 U Pac 741 3000 ©, C.& 16 ist 5000 Tol & Wab Ist m. 1000 at West Ast mn, "88 400 Du &8 i 25N WU ts 800 birt 300 2, sou ae 300 s iw ie 1Sie 20 269 iw + Bie 900 f Bs] 200 263 1200 + 26% 200 Fi 300 0 Eris 200 05 0 ity > 08S 3 ve 10 3 00 40% lw 3v 2130 to 4 P. Me US 5-20, c, 62, e sie rerabeekees bs Ps] 90) 300 4855 WU do... ose 800 434¢ du Chic & is 1 KR. ? 20 43, UMA & StF Re, 55 600 433) 100 co. 55 80 455, 100 do. DONG 100. 4595 100 Tol & Wal Ost 1900 453 400 D, Lack & W 104 Buu 43% 10) Ohiod MRR 500 5 do. 100 10 700 100 485% CLOSING PRICES—4 O'CLOCK P, M. Frestern Union. 8474 a &%, Union Pactfic.. 2724 a Pao ne Mat Rock Island NY ventral’: ies a mates Stiaul.. 0 rie. Bt Paul prei. We 2 By Harlem, 9 1) Wabast 4 Boston, 1 & EE. 234 2! iy aise Lune Shore..... 90S: a {0% BU a 80% COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotton Quiet and wed Receipts at the Port 4,409 Bales—Flour Dull and Lower—Wheat Easicr—Corn and Oats Steady —Provisions Quiet — Groceries Generally Quict=Petroleam Nominal— Naval Stores Firmer—Freights Firm— Whiskey Lower. WEDNESDAY, May 28—6 P. M. ‘the trade movement continued slow as a gen- eral rule, but there were a few exceptions, There was more disposition to deal in wheat to arrive than had been manifest for some time, and as holders were more willing to meet buyers a fair business was consummated on a lower basis than has recently been quoted, the particulars of which will be found under the appropriate head. Corn ‘was strong under a fair demand and light receipts. Oats were without decided change. There was a decided break in whiskey, but a better business was done at the decline, The pork market was still dull and nearly nominal for round lots on the spot, while for forward delivery prices were a shade off, Lard was aiso lower and not active. Freights remained firm at unchanged rates. Gro- ceries were gencrally quiet, with prices ruling steady. Petroleum was nominally unchanged, Naval stores were in moderate demand and firmer. Cotton was quiet for spot, while futures were in fair request at a decline of }sc. a 3-16c. per Ib. APPLes.—There are very few choice apples in the market, and those offered command full prices. River mixed lots sold more freely at steady figures, We quote :—Selected choice Winter, $4 a $450 per bbl. ; Western New York, mixed lots, $36 a $4; river mixea lots, $2 a $3 per bbl. Burter.—The demand has been only moderate, and white State ruled steady. Western sold at irregular prices. The closing figures were as follows:—Prime to choice grass new State, half firkins, 3c. a 3lc.; fair to good do., 2c. a 80c.; State Welsh tubs, prime to choice, 29¢. a B0e., and fair to good, 2c. a %e.; Western tubs, prime to choice, 2c. a 2c., and fair to food, I8c. a 20c. Cuxxsx.—The demand has been good both for export and home consumption. The receipts continued liberal and the market steady. We quote :—State factory, prime to choice, 143{c. a 153ge.; fair to good do., 12c, a Ide. ; State farm dairy, p rime to choice, 13¢. 14e.; fair to good, Ne, ai3c; Western factory, prime to choice, ISe. a Itc. ; do. halt skim, Ie. a 12¢. ; do. skims, Sc. a 7c. Cortox.—The movement in. cotton on the spot was lim- ited, and the market ruled dull, with more sellers than buyers at the appended quotations, Ww: are generally nominal. For future delivery the tarket was firmer, closing at an ad ce of Hee. a d16c., its moderate transactions. We sum up thus To-Day, Last Ere'g. Total, Export .. bu 260 410 Consump 279 631 9) gy - ul it 829 1 Isctuded in the above are 25 bales to arrive, for future er ‘basis low middling) the sales have been as fol- love Sale last evening atter 3 o’clock—May, 100 ut s qdune, S00 wt 18 T-16e.: July, 200 at IK Bec. : Aucuee io0 at 18 11-166. ; October, IW at I7%90.; Nover: ber 7e. Total, 1 Kalen. to-day up to 8 100 at 18 13-82c, oe. 30) at Is iba2e. 10 187-1 4 600 RS $2 = at 18 ib t 1880, WO at 18 9-16c. 1 1,100 at 18 11-16¢. + 18 28-82c., 000 at ve 400 at Au) at 18 13-ibe. ; ST cntens, 300 wee ze. aid ae 18 Li-ioe., GO) at 18 28-6. 1 ae sige 100 at 18 28-420. September, 100 at 17%¢0.; October, 10) at Tpigen, 100 at 17 Bbc. November, 4) at 17 1-160., Ve." December, 100 at ge Total, 8,400 600 hale on receipts at” ct 482; New York 335; Boston, Dalen This day last week, 8,888 alee tits ast year, 1,168 bales. Rates on cotton to foreign ports ised nominal, ait the following fzures To Havre, by seam, 1c. ; sail, Ic., compressed; to Hamburg, by steam, S¢d., compressed + te Breinen, by steam Io. 10 , 16d. a 3¢d.3 83 ad.’ We quote : dst be Uplands Alaina. N.Orlrane Ordinary 4 ‘1, fi Good 0 ins 1634 Strict xood ordinary. 17! 17% Low middling....... 184 188 Middiing.. log 1 Good middiiiy 34 2h 4 —The quotutions are based on cotton in store, running in ity not more than half a grade above or below the rade quote, he market remained quiet, but very strong for. mall deseriptions. No sales were reported from first hands. @ append our former quotations, 3 follows » —Kio—Ordinary cargoes, 17 ie. cargoes, Iniae, a ice. 5 wood. ‘cargoes ang “iasgera i erie sack lots, I7%ge. a (c+, £0 Java (government bugs Bs ce. 0 214 Yarn or) sguayreny 10: a 19 araca! Cc. maton i . Domingos 16s. Porto 1ico, 1s @ \ My c. a 19: 19¢. 184; ngostura, ‘raise. a 10.5 nilla, I8hse Mi 106.1 Gdracoas Isige. & 10e., wold, 6 a W days bari AND. pena nage madld 10,751 bbls. ; wheat, bi mi Saf bas nd fean, 1 $0 bbls. and ley, 900 do. The flour market was dull _and lower for neatly all kinds. she sales foot up only about 7,960 bbls. Seuthern flour was also dull and lower. The first sample of the new Southern flour crop of 1878 was sold by L. Koberts & Oo. at $15 per bbl The wheat was threshed and milled on ame day, last we it fas manniactured by Stovall Efi at Xugustny Ga, got to market and soldat an cartier date than ever beture. al quiet, but steady. Sales $00 bbls. oF Brandywine at. $8.) a $3.65. Heute nominally steady at yesterday's quote ai rane State. xtr tate. Family, Bt Louis, low extra Bt. Louis, straight extr St Louis, choice double extra St. Louis choice Font ly fornia. Rye flour, Southern \ Southern Southern tamily Corn meal, Western. Corn meal, Branly Corn meal, Bran ywine Baitimore. $i 3 inte: nd for common to choice No, 1.63 for Minnesota, St 64 Mi} 69 se 1; $1.97 @ $2 05 tor White, $1 7 9 $1 t8 for No.2 Chicago una. Milwankee 10 arrive Oset half of Jung, at the clow 6 Pie did and Sh s8 for Milwankee for first half June and #2 | for amber Ohio. Corn was stes er weno & fair demand ; the saies foot up about 70,000 bus! at 62¢. a Se. ior Bae. ta ‘a 65c. for his id quoted at bbc. m tle irdeimand; the sales ag- Ble ew black Western, for fair to choice “kad afloat; gid held ut dee, Barley was inactive and entire! nominal jiye quiet: to arrive some ne id ¥7e. tor Canada in bond. —The inquiry for accommodation by vessels con the ‘berth wax moderately fair, but the seant supply gf room checked transactions. "Rates were without Aoticeable chauge. The chartering business was fair, the being principally for suitable vessels tor petroleum. Rates were about s ae The engagements were :—To Liverpool, by x 5,000 bushels of grain (relet) on private ene Sohne, tenwecd at 408, smali lots of pro- ‘a 45s., and by xail, 12 hhds. ot tobacco at 4s, ondon. by sean, 40 hinds. of tobacco at 45s., 50 bales oe buses hence 000 bbls. of abu ‘aight 40; a British brig, hence to German — bark, bbis. refined petroleum at, 78. 3d., and 5,000 Hf do. at an equivalent rate; a North German bark to arrive, hence to a Baitic port, 2.300 bbls, ined do. on rivate terms; a Norwegian bark, from Philadelphia to Isinore tor orde jaltie, 3,U0) bbls, of re~ British aie Wo, to Copen- 0. at 7 loLasses.—The market continued quiet but steady. There was very little disposition manitested to operate, and we have only to note sales, in a Jobbing way, of 70 bbls. of New Orleans at trom ‘720. a "78e, We quote :— New crop—C id centrifugal and mixed, l8e. 2 Sess ‘lo. Clayed, 2%. a S1c,; do. muscovado, refining, 3c. a do. do. erocersy 8 dde. ; Porto iico, Bde. a Oe. ; ; anglistt Islands, 230. # doc. ; New Orleans, Sfic.'a 80c. Navat Srorns.—The market jor spirits of tu as was weak at the 1d 100 bbia. sold at dic., but subsequently tc ner, with 47e. bil _wnd a7ssc, sold at 47c., 50 bbls. on private Paes i bus ate Rosin was firm and in tauw demand; strained ‘quoted | ‘at $3 15 083 ‘The sales com- Drise:—700 bbls, strained’ at $3 20, 130 bbls. of extra pale at $5.50 80 bbie, oF do, $5, bois of a No. 1 at $4, bbls Now lat $8.75, 60 is. of iow No. 2.44 $3.27, Sbble oF opnatte me ‘and pgaree, of strained, to art rive, ep on private tore bois. of strained at $3.40, 0 bbls, of do, at $$ 25 233 3, S25 bbls. of pale at $4 a $4'25, 170 bbls. of No. Lat $4, and fe bbls ofextru pate at 86. Tar and pitch were inactive and entirely nominal Perrovrum.— nge to-lay the inarket for refined Prag dull but prices were uomindity drm at 20¢; a 20} for balaiice or month or carly June ry, 0 rude Mi bulk was also inactive, but was firinly held at bls of Se. Cases vere quiet and uous. sendy atdolee. a 26. | Naphtha remained nominal at Lic. a Ul3se. for West- ern and city. ‘Th eparkets were quiet but orm at the prollowing. figures 1 City, $270 a $275; ‘Titusvill 3270; Petroleum $2 0; Rouse ville, 2 60, Thi ‘hitadelphia market w: duil and prices. ent rely pail, nal. Renned quoted at 19}gc. ale Laver we fh sales of 1,000 bbis. of refined, rettle ent of contri v fd 1.400 bbls, ot elty nay piitha at disge. ons-—Receipts—Pork 1,155 bbls. ; cut ments, 695, Rov packages; lard, 723 bbls.and tierees, and 50 kegs, The Inarket (or mess pork was steady and the demand only 08 7, uve, Sales in, a jobbing way, 200 bbls. ut $16 sn round to Tore export, at 1,00 bbls. sellers reduas $16 62) note ‘salen ot 90, bbls. of clear’ mess at 418 Si" Bacon res mained quiet, We have only,to report, sales of ‘30 boxes estern was entirely hone, wers-auiet and & shade ch THe, for the range of city. Beet with — prices ruling — ste: packages “were fiaced, range of $10 a Sil fi of city long clear at 83s nominal. “Dressed quoted at 63s continued aint, a jobbing way “about the at’ prices within new song mess, bbis. Pa agit gor do. extra do., bbIs. ; 22 for do. pri e and $23. a $25 for do. train Go., Uerces. dull, but nominally: steady at $/8 a $32 for Southern and Western. — © meats remained quiet ina wholesale way, but prices ex- hibited no material change. We have enily to note sales of 500 smoked shoulders at 8}4c ;£00 ierces of pickled hams ge ltie:; and 000 Ibs, of do. bellies on private terms. market tor Western was generally quiet and Weak, with prices favoring the buyer. los were reported of 26) tierces in settlement for May, at 9 last evening on the dock, at 9c. cash; Niés., In nettles ment for June, at 960.5260 tercen, for July. fat 9350. : 750 tierces, tor do. nd closing with’ sales of 600 Herees for do. uit We. 250 Heroes sellers August, AL 9. 5 150 tlorces of No. 1 at 83gc. ; city quiet; {itoted at sie. ; ob Herces, a special brand. wold for export at de. Pora: ve have little or no change to note In the The demand continued 3 400 tierces market fale and We sini» prince aber early rose, $225 Jackson whites, $2 fm Prince ‘Alberts, $2.80 4 8275; Pecrlesn, $226 a 82 90 byrights, $1.70 a $2. ‘The above quotations ure for lots in, bak ji In shipping order, Hc. additional must be added, Ricr.—Trade moderately fair to-day, at steady The sales comprise 9 tierces of Carolina at éc.. and 200 bags of Rangoon at 63c. here nasbesn a trifling improvementin the de- y, with prices ruling steady. | We mote snleg hhds. rely good refining Guba at 7%c., 254 hhds. or ‘zood do, at Se. 114 do, of centrifugal ‘at Oye. 209 do. of do. on private terms, 120 boxes of Cuba at 7%c., 14il do, of centrifugal on private terms.” There werd rumored sales of fully 6.00 boxes of centritu- (but we were, unable to learn the particulars. Cuba inferior to common, 7c. a do. Ii 1 2 ‘Porto’ ni tat Bic. ; Srocery, fair to ch standard. Nos. 8 to 12, Cee ny "8 Nos. 10 to 12, 4c Brazil Duich A Javecbuten standard, ‘a Sic. Manila~Superior and extra sa: itinued quiet, Sales $0 tierces of prime at 9 ic. and 35 tierces of do. on private terms, LLOw was in tair demand and steady. Sales 10¢ bhds. at 8%{c. 0 8 1b Sp bbls. of prime ut ¥e. and 17,000 Ibs. Shottaite atte. « 8 Wuiskey.—Receipts, — bbls. The market was active to-day, but prices were again lower. ‘The sales foot up 500 DbIE. at We. a Bac. DOMESTIC MA MARKETS. ~“Ganveston, May 28, 1873, Cotton firmer: soot ordinary, 14'4c. a M4} Net re. cepts 248 bales Exports to Great Britain, 730, Sales, 1,20), Stock, 37,462. New ORLEANS, May 28, 1873, Cotton in moderate demand; middlings, Ise. a 18}, Net receipts, 2187 bales; gross, exports to Great AS 6,110, Sales to-day, 000; last evening, 1,000. Stock, Monte, May 28, 1873. 175%. n I7%gc. | Net rece’ 253, Sales, 200. Stock, SAVANNAH, May 28, 1873. middlings, Is%c. Net receipts, iso , (reat Britain, 2108; comstwise, Cotton dull; middlings, 179 bales. Exports—Cuastwise, 26,349, Cotton, nominal; bales. Exports—To Sales, 196. Stock, 20, CHARLESTON, May 23, Cotton quiet: middlings, 18. Net receipts, 444 war’ Exports to Great Britain, 2,967. Sales, 200. Stock, 17,608, ‘TOLEDO, May 28, 1873. ly. Wheat dull ana tower: 2 white Wa- No, 2whie Michigan, $182; amber Michi- ‘1 GUS selitr duly, Bt G2; Nord 6644; rejected red, $1.40, ‘Corn in fair demand and ig seller June, h ae spot and buyer May, 47c. ; iY july, &3c. 5 Ae ae 49c, ‘a 483gc.; last hail inber, 's035C. ; low mnlxed, 46c. a low ats quiet and Unchanged. Freights nd unchanged, Heceipis 009 DUIS: fiottey 00) busiiels wheat, 7,000 do. corn, 2,000 do. oats. Shipmenis— 14,000 bushels Wheat, 3,000 do. corn, 12,000 do. oats. Osweeo, May 28, 1873, Flour. Ln of and unchanged; sales 2,000 at $8 50 for No. 1 Spring, $9 60 for amber Winter, $10 50 tor mite pal ns Wor double extra. Wheat quiet at $1 No. 1 Milwaukee club. Corn duil; sales of fy bushels lo prized. at Ste, Exe and peas quiet vora meal sold at $1 26 for bo! nid $1 20 r unbolted ewt. Millfeed aul "at $18 0 $19 ‘for si $1 $20 9 $21 for middling pet ton, Can e.; corn and net 8'10 46: tne ladon, aS New AS Tecate by lake—Wheat, 23.200 puriele: rye. do.; peas, 8,300 do, ; lumber, 1,856,000 nants ‘by‘chaat-1400 bushels" wheat and 1-586 000 feet of lumber. Burrato, N. Y., May 28, 1873. Lake and Fed —— for the lust’ twenty-tour liours:— ba, 4,! 184 els; COFN, do. ; aye, ; #152 ao Lt do. Rail eahore— wheat 4 wait bushel presen, 00 do. ; oats, 2,260 do. Canal freights stronger—Wheat. I13ac. ; eet oats, 66 me Flot guiets gis of Western corn, Sp 7 25.0 38; bai Ant inber, $8 50 a $) 2 hie, 89" a chs vinta iste eet iwaukie Ni 200 do. No, 2at 94 quotel Milwaukee No.'2 Spring ut $1a%s¢ Koto. at sae Michigan, $1 bushels No, 2 od Acer Canada, $1 Corn in gong, ae 5,000 do. at 4i 4c. in car Tots, quiet, * at Se, n We. tern, Sic. a 88. for two- , 95e. for four-rowed Mtate. Byes sales of bagged at, 8%. Barley matt steady at $i a $1 10, for Western, $110 a $15 ior prime Winter Western, $1 20 #5 2 for'prime Canada; sales 4,000 bushels Western at Curcaco, May 28, 1873, shippers in Flour quiet and unchanced, Wheat quiet and weak; sales of No. I 3} No, 2 do. at $l 2% 1 25% a $1 28 ring at Beh, and sale: i age. rl seller ‘June, wreak and a shade lowers salon of N $2'¢c. seller June. Rye em pete Cc. Barley dull and nominal. Whiskey steady at Yc. dull find baad at SLs 87 Lard at $845.0 s $ * t4igc. seller July, ‘a Ste, ‘Onte quict oak 813K Pork rspelior June ; $14 10, selier July. Bulk. hashes; or seller June, in tale qaruend er: sales of shoulders at pee.; short ri middies, ge Bacon quiet and unchanged. | Freights—Coin to Bu alo, 5c.; wheat be. Wheat, to, Kingston, 120. 67,00) bushels wheat, 83.000 ard 4,000 do. barley. “Shipments— 43,000 do. corn, 34, Receipts—4,000) ‘pbis. flour; do. corn, 77, 000 BI do. oats EUROPEAN M MARKETS, Loxpon Morey Marker.—Lon —Lonnox. May 28—5 :20 P. American securities closed unchanged. United 8 ds, new fives, 89; Erie Railway shares, &%. Co Co! the account ned at {8% for both m ney 8 ani an, securities quiets U Unite Rates tive-wonty bonds, tenstorties, 8834; new fives, 1866's, iy and Brie “italiway shaven wt 40 ‘Anis Bounse.—Panis, May 23—P, [-—Rentes closed at LiveiPoot Corton Manxut.—Liverroot, May 28—5:'0) P. The market closed unchanged. bh sales of the day e been 10,000 bales, including for speculation he sa! 6, bi we ‘¢ American. to 5-16, om, New Orleans, s(leliverable say. eps. ‘The market pened q i middling tpiands, #4. and midaiing Orleans, od, 94d, Sales of cotton shipped from Savannah or Charleston, deliverable in May, at 8 LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, fay 28— P. M.—The market is quict eRPOOL Provisions Manget.—Livenroot, May 28— . M.—Bacon, 37%. 91. per cwt. tor Cumberland cut; beef, Sés. per tleree for new mess. AVERPOOL Propuce Market.—Liverroot, May 28— Evening.—Common rosin, 88. per cwt. Spirits turpen: tine, perewt Pirdxow MAnker.—Axrwere, May 23.—Petroleum, 436) ir fine pale America FINANCIA ie ‘A vaust BELMONT & ¥; Bankers, 10 an 21 Nassau, stree el dits, available in all tarts of the eet, DE ROT ROTHSCHILD ba their correspondents. Also Commercial Credits and telegraphic transfers of money on California, _ Europe and Havana. —LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, 74 BROADWAY, BROKERS in nd Gold. Privileges.—$100 tor put or cali ior 100 shares, $125 tor $50,000 gold; first clase nam a lanatory circular, with practical illustrations afd ences, mailed to any address. issue Trav world, through} ine SHEET, setts SOAS ea ae, FINANCIAL, (ANsvaL ‘STATEMENT manenrannnranENANCIAL. TO LOAN ON | FIRST OLASS S CITY IM- $34,000 #, 000 Broved |Propert Duin Pate trust, fund 5 ree ¢ or five y years, © DES, 47 William stree: TO LOAN—TRUST FUNDS, ON PII FIRST $38, 000 wordings rood teprcar eh ON PERSE a ttle Money. on Second Mortgage. Address TORNEY, 28 Broudway, rooms 2 and 3. oats $80. 000-¥25 2050 ANB NOE ase large New torvey Firat ce Bares, 5, J Wall street $100.000. —WANTED. TO PURCHASE, Mortgages, secured by ia estate, in sums varying trom 000 to $! Gress, with full particulars, | box t $125.000 Be .tansas ox at es yearson reer Orig in this jOHN F. CONEY, 162 By TO LOAD oN BOND AND MORT- Kage on city Property; Second Mort hed atonces RICHA ARNETT, iL Broadway, room F, basement, REAL ESTATE MATTERS. Busi is, Pre: it and Prospective. Business in city realty is somewhat active, aithough the sales on ‘Change are not brisk, and as this branch consists at present, in the mi of foreclosure sales it may be taken an augury that all mortgagees are promptin their obligations in liquidating their just in- debtedness, Private sales, on the contrary, are being made with considerable success, and will aggregate a handsome amount this week. We have heard of a ium- ber of interesting transactions within a day or two, but as the contracts are not completed we refrain trom giving the particulars, But this much can be said, that an extensive transier of east side property will be an- nounced during the ensuing week, which will astonish the bears in the “solid commodity” on the east side of FIN NEW MUTUAL 7 $70,000 t0 pur- THE PH nel & 3 s FIRST raved Teal enc - 570 Bost ramee. INSURANCE COMPANY oad or il HARTFORD, CONN, Net Assets January 1, 1872... }7,510,614 05, From premiums. ¥rom interest . From agents’ balances paid and i crease in value of investinents., 22,144 04 910,946,510 54 | Manhattan Island. ‘The Hell Gate improvement has deen discounted inone baa instance, but the purchase is hugh, important one and : Will pay the imvestons very hindsome pro DISBURSEMENTS IN 1872 ne sates he xthanue esterday, ween ‘the attend- To poli holders. ance was rathe psa ee seco. LOWS i— = Exe vr vale.) Paid claims by death $878,499 66 a eck aiip, betweon Water and 200 Paid dividends .. 905 443 12 ante tane at i is Paid for lapsed and surrendered Sep Retry and oN 906,084 07 2 109.3, 48. bk. tenement h. ge 420 fendmonth and Ly aa iow, BiB G.I nth, and i, adjoining abov ‘a $2,180,026 85 aoe aaa ae MILLAN kersnie ‘a (P, H. Jones, re Seb. eh. and, ¢. 4 Of Lexington av. 5 fe n. of ‘O8th st, 17.998), all other agency expenses ........ $364,684 18 8 40k; hand. hy wi Re \ Paid medical examiners’ tee*.,..... 90,821 50 F voussiies Which have. t Paid salaries of officers ant oftice plnee this week. vote, the following fst the ost n= mee 515 52 ce. A sale at Orange, N. J, was held by . employes ++ 4,515 52 eet ee Brother which proved highly remunerative. KAST NEWARK. ald taxes se aoeeine This sale by O. H, PRerson was \woll attended. The tices ‘rea Paid reinsurance . 1,272 68 a nee ne Meaeogate fot te sale te BSQIG Paid all other expense: cove 79,888 20 go 17, on 7th st, . 16, on 7th wt, 25x02. + 1 On ay EESS52 737,185 47 Plot No. is 4 Plota N aN $8,200,825 07 | PlotNo. # on Harrison avy, 2x10. 615, e 7, on Harrison av. 6 on tlarrjson a 80 Loans on bond and mortgage... ......,$2,975,902 46 Fe Oe eerie 8 Loans on collateral seeurit 101,579 18 | Pit No. Ef on ecient to United States registered bond: 278,993 75 Pot Ne. a: on Harrcon Ag i n Harri ceccniuatenepnisamrial 66,000 00 | Pigt No. 227, on Harriton a ois Ratlroad bonds... 43,000 09 | Blot No. 225, on Harri rH Gas company stocks... 18,150 00 Pa 182,720 00 so 118,678 54 rd 81,287 OF Flot x i aie Bi 25x10 a0 . . *y on 7th é Accrued interest on Investin 101,834 63 Plate Now PoE yet ans ‘ S510 ie Premiums in course of collection. soe 83802 19 Fists Sox Tanta ra Deferred quarterly and semi-annual pre- : Plot N Koes 1. ae 2 5, 44, 145 ai r begga) Plot o.ti4, 258193, 0 Avot ony 96,983 16 | plot No. $2. 25x10, 405 _— Plots 9, Mand — Plots Nos. 99, 93, 97 and 32 Plot No. 107, 25200. — $8,200,825 07 | pote Nos, Is. a 1, LIABILITIE Plot No. 73, 25x10). Net present value of all outstand- ing policies, New York standard, 173 vars + $8,776,117 00 see 233,376 57 $7, 000,498 57 Plots Nox. 63 and 63, 2 t 260x100... DB, on An i -morrow suburban terested in three important sales, ¢ annexed sales were made by A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co. yesteraay at Irvington, ». (Part of the estate of t e Charles Bas 4lotx‘on Aipine ‘st. i.e. corner: Montgomery January 1, will’ be ‘pecuiiariy in All other liabilities. 3 each 27xP)X 116, Surplus ..... soeee$1 100,851 50 | 5 pp Scie each 25x110, each. 4 lots rile umber of policies Issued in 1872,.......44 10,827 + $21,751,734 33,020 « {$71,910,267 Amount insured... Zox110, euch 4lots adjoini 4 lots adjoint Whole number of policies in force.. X10, x11, em ; eac! Whole amount insured.. h 25x10, each —_ Slots adjoining. ¢ ty th be bend ted as 237 Py An important sa) Is to ne \d ‘day al ie Exchange E. FESSENDEN, President. |, \Hosare, Muller, Wilkins & Go., consisting of 464 vallia- Janus F, Bunws, Secretary. — ble Toteand dv ‘pretty houses.” “Fhe land, is finely, 10 ented, easily ace 0 from this city and offers great in- duetnentsto-sctticrs. the property, is sold under direc: tion of Mr, Georze W- Van Siclen, attorney, and, judging from the large number of visitors who have been sup- plied with railroud tickets io inspect. the premises to be disposed of, the sale promises to be very large. THE NEW REGIME QUIESCENT. Business of Connecticut Companics in 1872. Am’t. Ins $2,487,692 2,526,180 4,059,505 6,021,010 18,185,515 12,246,591 15,335,187 ‘21,751,734 io. of Policies. 1,216 1,260 2,388 2.97 5,117, 5,929 8791 10,527 Hartford Life and Annuity Connecticut General Life Travellers’ Life and Accident. Continental Life... Connecticut Mutual Life Charter Oak Life... Mina Life.. PHGNIX MUTUAL LIFE. Affairs in the Public Departments—The New Chamberlain in Office—Rumored Resignation of Commissioner Chare lick—Odds and Ends. ‘The City Hall and the various public departments in the buildings adjacent thereto were not the proper places in which to look for news yesterday, as the closest repor- torial inquiry and research tailed to develop anything of startling nature, The tact is that the seat of municipal government has been absolutely deserted since the con- firmation of the Police Comimpssioners, and Police uarters in Mulberry. street is now the trysting place of the clans. A rumor reached the vity Hall, however, yes- terday that Commissioner Charlick had resigned ; but the A —GOLD AND STOCK PRIVILEGES, IMPORTERS +» and other dealers in foreign their regular business less speculativ selves with Gold Options at a pr half per cent. WILLIAM WARD, ium of quarter to aler in Stocks, Gold and Options, 23 Broad street. rebort wasexiremely indenniie, and no ane knew any m ti neerniny he reported reason for hi 2) Braeeee ea Pas ap MISCELLANEOUS SECURE. | Feaignation. of for hit ‘Sontempinved action in. that Fe tles wanted. JO! RRAY, 9 Broadway, gard, ‘was that he ha’ ned by his briet experi- Enee'that the duties of the position would engross too much of his time, but this was considered absurd, as It is not at all likely that so shrewd and experienced a man as Oliver Charlick would seek or accept x position known to be onerous and exacting, if prope nied to, with- gut knowing exactly the Meepansibility he was asnining. No one, therefore, believed the story. ‘Among the protalnent gontlemen who called upon the ge Noah I 1 ‘OWES & MACY, BANKERS, 30 WALL STREET, NEW YORK, OFFER THK SAME FACILITIES TO DEPOSITORS AS INCORPORATED BANKS, AND ALLOW INTEREST ON DATLY BALANCES AT THE RATE OF FOUR PER | “CENT. Hees & BRAINE, STOCK AND GOLD BROKERS, 11 Broad street—Stock and Gold Privileges a spe: ciaity. Any one can speculate with small capital and little risk, Explanatory circulars matied. I OANS ON LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND 4 other securities, in large and small amounts, at 85 Liberty street, up stairs L IBERAL LOANS ON NEW YORK, BROOKLYN, 4, Wextehester county and New Jerve “tmproved Real Estate ; First and Second Mortga: othor Security promply cashed. JACOB V. D. WYCKOFF, 6¢ and 66 Broadway. Joseph H, Choate, Cham the aldermen und’ other city uberlain Lane yesterday office, but nothing new transpired beyond that tact 10 his bureda. No changes were made, and the selection of ® Deputy Chamberlain hae not yet been completed, but will probably be annotnced to-day. In the case of Cornelius Farley, against whose qualifi- cation asa City Marshal a complaint was entered, the complaint was dismissed several days since, and Farley was swornt in and received his warrant. In consequence of complaints made by Mr. H. N. Sher wood, of the Water Register’s Bureau, Commissioner Nort has Jasned an order requiring the clerks to be ce from nine o'clock A. M. until four o'clock P. al days of business, A number of the clerks, ad a number of ‘amed contro! of his rhe OTICE.—THE INTEREST COUPONS, DUE ON Svho think that seven hours’ labor daily is too much, for Sunday, the Istday of June next, on the bonds of | theirconstitutions and the pay, have protested agdinst the Rockland Nickel Mining Company. will be paid at the | the order, aad one of them, it is understood, has re office of the company, presentation, on or New Yor«, May 27, 1873. feekman street, New York, on | signed, : vane 1873. EMORY RIDER, Treasurer. OOMPTROLLER'S RECEIPTS Comptroller Green reports the following amounts paid yesterday into the City Treasury :— RECEIVER OF TAXES, From taxes, water rent and interest, $4,587 BURKAU OF AnIEAI miapeaeeeiae Croton rent and price © oF F PACIETG Mi Lat STEAMSHIP COMPANY, 73. Directors of this Company, held on the 28th instant, the following shareholders were elected Directors for the Charles J. Osborn, From orrears of (a: interest ark, Russell Sage, COLLECTOR OF ASSESSMENTS. James D. Sinith, George &. Scott, From street openings and improvements and in- John M. Burke, George H. Paluier, terest. .! Rufus Hateh. RURRAU OF WATER Wicaist The total number of votes were 151,902, and at a meet- | From Croton water rent. + 6,162 ing of the Board, held 28th instant, the tollowing officers — of the Company were unanimonaly elected, viz :— + $26,577 President, George H. Bradbury. Secretary, Theodore T, Johnso! Treasurer, Henr: Smith. By order of the COMPTROLLER’S PAYMENTS. Comptroller Green paid yesterday, through the Pay- master, all the laborers on big pipes, small pipes, thirty- 5th inst. $14,707 THEODORE T. JOHNSON. RAE ROAD BONDS NEGOTIATED, LOANS MADE, EY Supplies Furnished. Money advanced on Collateral, of a © al fnrnisher lo incorporal Brads Seren oe DAHLGKES £00, 19) Nassau street JECOND MORTGAGE, $300, FOR SALE AT A Dis. count, but not ata “ ' safe and reasonable. Gail at room 13, 240 fonda T° A CAPITALIST THAT WOULD PURCHASE A well secured Second Borger lage on first class out. fawn Property; very cheap. Address SELLE, box jerald office. ues, &e., to L7th SORANTON OAL The regular monthly sale of Scranton coal took place yesterday at 36 Exchange place, The attendance was not large, but the sale was spirited. The auctioneers The following were the prices Eighty thousand tons were offered for sale. Ay ts qvarboat Ke were J. Draper & Co. ealized. jump sold at an averay a ot $4 aus WANTED NEW YORK AND OSWEGO MIDLAND Bie rae one Sp for a ine, four story hugh stoop MIDLAND, Herald nesinndasieees isoopabert V Vg itty a4 Feeding pad bags vee, AND rr ona Tae OEM SBE a RELTIEN Tbecceae ate a and cl istnut at at ge aE Moh following * are. ‘the | wtiees compared with ne, ‘ the last sale :— D Lapon. aeons OF MONEY TO LO. Bond and M and Second M hed ity bis patie yee G0, 996 and 908 Third WANTED—FOR | 8! $1.000 wisnke Second loo Soe A wees with wre need ewe ‘locations We tan A. Ae ‘He rald Uptown Brai erence piven, Address GASE OF SUNSTROKE. Henry Stevenson, residing at $21 Court street, Brook 510, 000. 0), foam inet wo Eo yt we $2,000, | 1¥M, Was taken to the City Hospital yesterday, suffering and 1 He fell on Mycti Seah WL eee ey maT Te | eadTaustalmed a nevure cut over the lett eva. “enue