The New York Herald Newspaper, June 3, 1873, Page 5

‘ FINENCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, A FIRM STOCK MARKET. A Cheerful Viéw of the Situation. THE GOLD CLIQUE IN A MUDDLE. Kaiser William and Pres ident MacMahon. MONEY EASY. Another Report Forthcoming from Pacific Mail. WALL STREET, } Monpay, June 2—6 P. M. On 'Change to-day cotton was quiet and steady for spot, while futures were in moderately fair de- Mand at a %c. improvement. Flour was dull. Wheat and corn were in demand but at decidedly lewer prices, THE FOREIGN MARKET. In consequence of the holiday abroad, this being Whit-Monday, we have no London advices, save a Presa despatch to the London Times, from Berlin, which states that Germany is dissatisfied with President MacMahon’s address to the French Assembly and wilt not enter imto regu- lar diplomatic relations with his government until satisfiea that France will adhere to the Treaty oi Frankfort. This is not a statement Mkely to affect the markets on either side of the Atlantic; first, because it is improbable, and sec- endly because the financial world is already aware that France is even now prepared to pay to the uttermost farthing the last instalment of the in- demnity due on account of the war. The Bank of France has not only offered to advance the amount, but the people themselves, by economical living and honest industry, have earned and saved enough to ON the Treasury with more than is suMicient to pay this public dept, immense as it has been, and in another year will be piling up that which will give France a financial prestige and credit which, under the circumstances, may be written down as @ marvel in the history o/ nations, Like other in- cidental events that are seized upon in Wall street to secure aD artificial value this may be of use, When it becomes public property, to affect gold; but, so lar as we are at present advised, the rumor has been poured through an English sieve that wiil ot hold water. THE MONEY MARKET, The money market has been easy to borrowers on call at5a6per cent, prime mercantile paper selting readily at 7 a 134 per cent. Foreign ex- change is strong, with a more active business, prime sterling being 108% tor prime bankers’ sterling and 109% a 110 ior short sight. The following are the quotations as amended:— Sterling, sixty days’ commercial, 108 a 1083¢; do., good to prime bankers’, 1035 a 108%; do., short Bight, 109% a 110; Paris, sixty days, 5.30 a 5.25; do., short sight, 5.2134 a 5.: Prussian thalers, 7134 ‘® 72; Antwerp, 5.2744 a 5.2232; Switzerland, 5.26% a 6.214 ; Hambarg, 953¢ a 96; Amsterdam, 39% a 4014; Frankfort, 40% a 4134; Bremen, 95% a 96, The public debt statement for May shows a de- crease in the debt of $30,525,000. The receipts from customs to-day were $408,000. The treasury balances in connection with the public debt statement are as follows:— Ceres $6,000,000 Coin... 7,500,000 Certificates. 30,500,000 Outstanding legal tenders. : The beoks of the Treasury Department show that $240,000 of called 3 per cents are still outstanding. The internal revenue receipts to-day were $660,000, It isestimatea that the receipts for the month of June will be $9,500,0u0. GOLD 117% a 117%. The same muddle exists in the gold market that has been recorded for several days, The clique have found it uphill work to fight public sentiment, and prices instead of advancing have, from one in- fluence and another, either steadily held their own or receded, as was the case to-day. Every effort has been privately made which the season of the year warranted to create a speculative feeling, and even the banks have been invoked in taking the preliminary to lend their power to the monster combination. Somehow or other, hewever, the programme has met with a check, and it is now not wholly improbable that the effort to hake @ squeeze will be abandoned. The action of Secretary Richardson ia announcing his June policy naturally had its effect to weaken gold to-day, but there are other and deeper causes be- yond this mere temporary incentive to a drop which are likely to act as a barrier between the public and any crisis in specie, The following table will show the fluctuations in gold during the 117% Gold loans on time are quoted at +, “a 3-16 for thirty to sixty days, % a % for ninety days, wan for four months, 134 @ 2% for six months and 1a 2% tor the entire year—all for use. The transactions of the Gold Exchange Bank Were as follows:— Gold balances...... Currency balances, 3,822,690 Gross clearances 18,000 ‘The carrying rates of gold are quot sed at 4, 3, 6, 4%, 6 percent. A despatch from Washington says that, after deducting inteiest due and unpaid, accrued interest to date and coin certificates, there remains $10,000,000 of gold coin in the United States Treasury. BIDS FOR GOLD AND OFFERS FOR BONDS, The following order was issued to-day by Assist- ent Treasurer Hillhouse :— UNITED STATES TREASURY, New York, June 2, 1873. During the month of June, 1573, I shail, by order, ot bids for gold and offers’ of bonus as fol: lows : + $3,122,417 BIDS FOR GOLD, Thursday, June Yhursday, June 1; Thursday, June 19. Thursday, June 26. Total. ‘Wednesday, June 4. ‘Wednesday, June 18, A certified check for five per cent of bid or offer must be deposited, Proposals will be 7 at twelve o'clock noon each day specified. The Trea- eury may, at its option, accept offers of bonds or bids for gold in excess of the amount advertised for, RAILROAD BONDS. Central Pacific gold bonds were sold at 103%, Union Pacific incomes at 60, Ohio and Mississippi consolidated sinking fund at 0534, and there was a good business in Union Pacifics, first mortgage, at 86% a 86%. The business, however, was not active, aithough the prices were steady. The following are the bids, as amended at the cail:— Kew York Cen 6's, '87.. 92 Ill & So Iowa Ist m. lew tok oon Cen 6s, r Galena & Chic 6: 87 Ww York Gen are. "76. pe te Ist m @; tended, ere ay i e< ore, ‘Vaion ‘Mil & 8t P Ist, Lac Pgh eee Chic r Ghlcare 2 Det Tok P's War, By 3 EB et 1, & ‘were dull and inactive. The demand was confined to Tennessee sixes (new), which sold at 80%, old at8i and Alabama eights, which sold at 88. The Prices quoted are as follows:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 79% a 804; do., new, 793, a 80; Virginia, ex coupon, 43 a 48; do. sixes, consolidated bonds, 64 @ 54%; do. sixes, deferred scrip, 104 @ 11; Georgia exes, 78 a 81; do. sevens, 91 8 92; North Carolina, ex coupon, 2834 @ 30; do., funding, 1866, 17 @ 19; do., new, 16a 17; do., special tax, 18 415; Missouri sixes, 933; a 94; do. Hannibat and St. Joseph, 91 @ 92; fouisiana sixes, 47 @ 65; South Carolina sixes, new, January and July, 15% @ 16; do., do., April and October, 20 a 25; Arkansas aixes, funded, 30 a 40, ‘4 GOVERNMENT BONDS were a shade lower to-day than on Saturday, and the transactions were comparatively light. Kive- twenties of 1862 and 1864 solu at 11634; 1865’s at 118%; 1867's, Coupon, at 1215; 18688, coupon, at 120, The fojlowing are the prices quoted:—United States currency sixes, 115% @ 116%; do, sixes, 1881, registered, 115% @ 118% ; do. do, do, coupon, 1224 a 1224{; do, five-twenties, registered, May and. No- vember, 116% @ 116%; do. do., 1862, coupon, do., 116% a 116%3 do. do,, 1864, do., do., 116% a 116%; do. do., 1865, do., do., 11834 @ 118%; do, do,, 1867, registered, January and July, 115 a 1154; do. do., 1865, coupon, do., 119 a 11934; do. do., 1867, do., do., 1215 @ 121% ; do. do., 1868, do,, do., 120 a 12034 5 do. ten-forties, registered, 11234 8 112%; do. do., coupon, 114% & 114%; do. fives, 1881, registered, 11534; do, do., coupon, 1154 a 116, STOOKS STEADY AND FIRM. The stock market shows a cheerful undertone. With the exception of Pacific Mall, about which there is 4 lingering doubt, for reasons that will be Stated hereafter, the feeling concerning the future of securities is more hopeful and buoyant than it has been during the last or the preceding week. Indeed, a comparison of the quotations for several days will demonstrate that there is a current of confidence at work, the resultant of which is a slow but steady appreciation of values, The move- ment in New York Central, for instance, is very decided, the price having advanced from 1004 on Saturday to 1023¢ to-day, the lowest price being 10134, but with the largest transactions at the higher figures, This improvement is doubtless due to the enlargement of facilities tor labor and earn- ings, now in progress. Lake Shore exhibits a similar impulse, the advance to-day having been 13¢ ver cent. The stock opened at 911, dropped for a moment to 91, then recovering sold at 91%, 91%, 915%, 91%, 92, 91%, 91%, but at the last board strengthened and closed at 92%. Western Union opened at 854, retired to 84%, but rebounded and remained firm to the end, with slight fluctuations between 854¢ and 85%, the highest point of the day being 855. Rook Island took part in che general im- provement and moved up to 110%, being 15 higher than the best price of Saturday. St, Paul was firm between the extremes of 54% a 55%, improving with the later tone of the market. To. ledo and Wabash also advanced, opening at 68% and closing firm at 69 a 6934. Ohio and Mississippi sold at 4134, 4134, 41}2, 41%, 42, 417¢ and 41%, closing atthe last named figure. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western was steady at an average of 105. ©., 0. and I. C. ranged irom 30% to 31%. Erie simply held its own at 6334 @ 63%. In Union Pacitic there was considerable activity, but not suilicient to cause @ larger vibration than about % per cent. ‘The chiet speculative feature of the Board con- tinues to be Pacific Mail, its stock opening at 40%, dropping to 40, 397% to 8934 @ 3914 before the call, reaching at the first board to 40, moving up a frac- tion after noon, but eventually dropping to 39% a 3044 a 9, at which price it closed. Tue impression of the street is that Pacific Mail 1s a good deal like an April day—tuil of showers and sunshine. Just now storms are foreboded, People who know say that within @ week @ statement will be presented by the new Board of Directors that will cause the holuers of stock to look about for a first class obituary notice, because it will be made to appear that there 1s @ million or two of difference between actual facts and mere suppositions, On the other hands, the shrewder ones insist that the whole present plan is to bear the market to the worst and then open battery in regal style as the precursor of an old-time battle. The Board of Directors met to-day, and among other things took into consideration a letter addressed to them by @ prominent banker and two other gentiemen, requesting that a true statement of the affairs of the company should be issued Jor the benefit of the stockholders—a statement that would neither mislead the public, thwart the interests of the company not do injustice to truth, As above in- timated, it is understood that such a report is forthcoming, the accountants being already at work upon the all-important figures, and that it will be gloomy enough to make everybody ‘stand irom under” and say Wall street prayers. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day :- Highest, Lowest. 102% 101; 26 New York Central ETl@,.. 6.6 Lake Shore. Wabash.... Northwestern ....... Northwestern preferred. Rock Isiand. St. Paul . 54% St. Paul preferre 3 Obio and Mississippi . 41% Union Pacific 214 C., . and I. 0. 30% Western Union Telegraph. 84% Pacific Mall... ses... eee 89 In Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad was quoted at 110% and Reading at 116%. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE, Monday, June 2—10:15 A. M. eg $2000 OS 5-20, c, 65, m., 118% 10 A. M.—Before C Boe a ie MSS Co... $10000 US 5-20, TU US L-20, 6, AAS SSSSSS: —— SNe: 100 do, 20C,C&ICRK. Board—10:30 A. M, $5000Tenn 6's, old 100 shs rit M58 Co..c 39! 700 Tenn 6's, new. 0 by! 10W Alabama 5's, SEEuESE= 2> <8 3000 Ohi wo 1000 Oh: 1500 4000 Bt BuO 00 M 600 000 Mil 10 2000 C, 5000 C} R itm Bar, w fur. wu 2000 T, Pa 200 Pac RI 40shs P eSEre aebEsgaet S8sEe5 ¢ RK HERALD, TUESDAY, 400 Harlem RR. 130 400 Bh wo 109 * be mo i bo 300 ee 10 100 is 50 ra sopessteegsyegsrty a: B = ‘ eessese: i 12115 and 2:15 P. Me 4 SESE LESEEEESEL TES US 5+ $2000 US 6-20, c, ‘61 121% US 5.20, Fy 01 7000 U 8 5-20. €,'68.... 120 UB 5-20, c, 29000 Us 5's, 10-40, r. M255 12:30 P. M.—Betore Call. $15000 Tenn 6's, n.. 300shs U Pacific RR, aw ao qaane We West Union re duo do 100 Mil & St P' RR pt. i Onte & M bet SEEEREGE Bey rf z do. i] do. 200 do. 200 Mil & 51 10 c 6 hy 0 BRR.be 2h 100 Hae St J Ris, 36 200 Han & St Jo pt. St 1 Ohio * MRK.b| 41% 2:30 to 3 P. Me 200 shs Harlem RR, BWLS&MS RR. $5000 US 5's, ob x us 6000 BH &'E A 35 60Ushs West lou do. by 88 108g 6 6, 300 do.. 4 206, C&G RRA BL + 2100" do. CLOSING PRICE! ES—8 O'OLOOK P, M. Western Union. 8544 a ae Bi Pittsburz Am Mer Un Ex. 63 a 3) t So3g “hota a 10126 68% @ B% a 132 Boson, H&B. 2 4 Lane shore..... 921 a ¢ Union Pacities 274% a 279% COMMERCIAL REPORT. se Cotton Quiet, but Steady; Receipts at the Ports, 3,877 Bales—Flour Dull— Wheat, Corn and Oats were Lower— Pork Firmer—Lead Steady — Coffee Quict—Sugar'in Demand and Steady— Molasses Neglected—Petroleum Easier— Naval Stores a Shade Of—Whiskey Dearer. pao he. eee Monpay, June 2—6 P. M. The trade movement was somewhat irregular to- day, but the chief interest on ‘Change centred in the grain markets, which were unsettled and lower. Fiour was dull and lower, while wheat was decidedly lower, but fairly active at the decline. Pretty heavy sales of Spring wheat were made for shipment at decidedly lower prices, and the tend- ency at the close was still im buyers’ favor. Corn was also decidedly lower under free receipts, but the sales were pretty large at the re- duced prices. Oats were {also lower—the market being depressed by the free receipts, Whiskey took a@ turn and sold higher. Pork re- mained dull and nominal, while other kinds of pro- visions were inactive, Lard was quiet, but steady. Freights were about steady, though vessels for grain charter were easy, Cotton was quiet for spot, but in better demand and an 3gc. per Ib. better for future. Groceries, with the exception of sugar, was quiet, but prices exhibited no change. | Fetroleum was quict and ensi stores were also easier. Cotton on the spot wa guilet, but steady. | Future deliveries ruled ingher, with moderate transactions, but closed tame at the improvement, with more sellers than Luyers We sum U| ies To-Day. Thurs, Hee'g. Total. Export. 13 80 Consum Speculation. —Incluited’ in ‘tie ‘above’ ‘are 408 bales to arrive, For tu- ure delivery (basis low middling) the sales have been us foliowa:—sales Monay evening alter $ o'clock—June, Wo 18 tt ‘T saa 15-18. at a) ‘500 at de., 1,000 eats 18%c., 600 at 18 2.340, 2,90) at a 52h at Slee twee Rept er id) at otal, 15,000 bales. exchange ‘oo duty for August. 19) Be. 100 a ange — nd tow, He. bales. The receipts at the ports wi jollogs :-Galves: on, 328 bt + New Orleans, 1,049; nnah, 463; Charleston, 267; Waluiin ‘tot New’ York, 57: i ast Week, 7,937 bales. ‘This day lust year, Pa bales. Kates on cotion to foreign ports closed iim! nal at the following figures:—To Havre, by seam, 1 wait, Ie cor essed; to tiamburg, by steam, Aa, com: remen, by Cee Ic, ito Liverpool, 5-16d. a veal & S-l6d. nt, We que Epona ‘Alabama. NOrleans, eras, Ordinar: 43 1436 ity Good o1 216) es 16 16° Strict good ordinary. He 17 He v7 ier, fabaduuny A es ‘ 184 oo unn ing in wn hall a grade above or below the rade quoted. " COFrKE. —The market continued very = for all des- scriptions, but we learn of Ne essen! e in §price, Rave only to note a sale of 800 bags of Suranilla on pri ba terms. We quote io—Ordinary cargoes, 17%c. air cargoes sige. 8 18ie.: Kood cargoes, Ie, & 19}6c. @ l¥%e. ; extreme range for days’ credit; 1954 fokloan, Ison et Henile, Ihe. he. Iehgs. ¢. @ 196. ; Savanilia, ji 190. 5 i hada, 19e., gold, 60 a 90 days’ ta—Flour, 22,931 bbls. ; wheat, ity meal, I eo bbl FLOUR AND {ae ag ent corn, 254, oats, 71,878 8 Wa lag, prices being y low BG nbOut 8,800 Dole, ie Regeal io all kinds. ad none nag. follows as No. i miadiings, $ ‘o'be. or hoe 2 middlings, $22 si9:40' The. of N ya te bisa aide, (ged dal, Lah feed. 6236 ity a yu ty Rts feed hel ot"To for woes 81 Stor @ to Tow We quotes P ‘Cora meal was Feed pi julet at the ended “i Tos, sharps, 08 Tb Ibs or a it Wa 528 ie Bs fe hint Tb8 115 500 625 ao: Tie 678 MI aire Minne i sige im ae saa: 13 U4 198 Tas 7750 635 5750 990 10.00 8 1200 8738 975 Wa 50 We 5% You 630 7008 90) 9508 1180 HE i 8 CAT 00 £0, b. the wivgat miaskel Was unsettied aad lower, enpecinliy JUNE 3, 1873.—TRIPLE SHEET. for ordini ‘sales (most Saturday) Tie at bustle a 6 $136 ns for inierior & 3153 tor No. 3 Chic: 14 Ss aS sei or i bre gf ee 8, $180 for No. 3 Aihwaukee, $110 or amber Ww tor amber Mic! mn, SE prio Minnesow and a8 ln nat Winter Canada in bond RS iF, baad Mu Bpring,. Ne pune ‘ail ble. tor fair to, ro nixed aia 8 ean es 72,000 Bushela ae soe. berry ey Te fall, mixed Western, yr high’ athe. for yell mis eee "a bout 5000 Me. ut Lushel ora are, us 8c. a abe, fol ior black Western, isound, Bias and ie ee ata te "rye ware 4 Ay and the market very. ateong. Vera 1oF charter were ii pstaverpo, ‘by se raies. ey engage- wrain at Lod: pe Standard bushel; Sou 'b she pment Me ato for pit for 1th 1 a tud.; 15,000 bi ra Ma tor do, te ai tid j boxea'choese aa boxes at 408, tobacco atds., and b; sail, TA bushels grain td, to London’ by steauy, 18 hhds. tobacco Ted. yeh and bys Fast “ Se bbls. Fise A British ty orig, 400 quarters grain, our at 34. Lied, ‘YoGlasgow, at dus. ‘ihe char.ers cum: Penarch Roads for orders, 6 Wj & Brit b brug, hence to a direct port Unive Kuiguoias 1,200. bbia. refined pettor Teun, on privace terms: ‘urlush brig, hence tw an Out side Spanisii port, ,uvvcases etined do. at stige. ; a Nor Wegian bark, hence to Havre, bis. cru ie do., at 6. Od: & Norwegian bark, Nishce to, Beliast, 2.5.0 bois aphiha, on private terms; un Itailan brig, 40) tons, hence to Genoa, rosin, vacok and general AfgO, on DEL vate terms; an Americun brig trom Philad Bilboa, (4 bbis. refined petroloum, at 7a. afades & British ahip frou do. 10 a Continental port, 9,00) bbls. ef refined do. on private terms, Other charters tor grain wero peilding, but not in condition to report up to a late hour. AOLANaxs.—Ihere Was very litte disposiion to deal in cargoes, but in a smail Way business was fair at full ry dew, crop—Cuba, centriugal and & e.ido, clayed, we. a’Sle.; do. musco- es Fating se ob Pith aia diee SB. * "0! ICO, a lant iow Orleans, 95¢. a 0c. ny ) Aavar Srouks.—For spinta of turpentine the market Was duil aud prices were more oF uninal. Quo.ed ata6e, We have only to note sal price. Later 10 bbls, gold at 4D}gc., 88 bbls. at dic. and 30 bi-., im lots trom swore, at irom ssc. @ 49. Kosin was wisi and o shade casicr. Straned quoted t the close at 15 & $3 2u, sales were reportea of 60 bbls. Ci ale at S UDI of do, at $4 00, 76 otis of do, at $4 and IBY bois, Wa $4 by, and Tar and piten “previously quoved figures. ATKOLEUM.—ror relied. the market, exhibited “No at that Ko igel remaining dull and prices ln yy juoted at to 19%¢. tor earty deliver: all June. Crude, in ed edit weak, The price was ¥c., but the Bids g if ALOVE S34C. ; cases Were quiet, and qi teady utzZ htha wa: ctive, vut very firmly, feidar iiss Aljge, | veports trom che Creek were of a quiet market, widi prices ruling about sieady. The Philudeiphia market was dull and easy. Retined offered Bt WiC. ater In New York we heard of a sule of 1,009 bbis. of refined, tor firs half of June, ut 19¢c., and made last w t previousiy reporte K, not for jagt halt ot vune and first halt o1 Jul Receipts—Pork, 1,279 bbis. ; cut meats, 649 , 773 vols, and tiroes, we market for gulet but Armer. ed bbls. were Jovbed at Hi bbis. sold tor July at $16 70. Eecon was duit” ana ¢ entirely nominal in the abseuce of fransactions: quoted ai Bie: a 8c. or long clear und Yc. ior short do, Dressed hogs were at bui steady, . & 734. tor the range ol city. “Beet—The market was quiet o-day, but ee) remained steady. The saies in low were about $5 packages at prices within th range of $10 8 $11 ior new plain” mess, bois for do. extra, Ge bolt tor di wei du. Uerces, und $23 ir do. Indian do, tierces, wet hans were dull, but quoted nominally steady wt $23 @ $62 (ur southern and Wemern, Cut meats—Trade in & Jobving way was moderately fair, but there was littl quay ior wholesale iow. Prices were not materially changed. We noe sales of 30) pickled hams, 12 Ibs. av- erage, at 123gc. ; 50) do., 14 I ayeyat ie. | and 0,00 Ibs, Of Loose betes, on private terms. Lard— nurket tor Western was generally quiet but stesdy., The saves foot up about z tierces, b-l6e. ; 100 dere 8%c.; und 100 tierces city ward at 3% Butter and cheese were in moderate request at previ- ously agetad & pe ices. DUGai—A. fair Gusiness was consummated in raw gar to-day at about suady prices, ihe sales inciude 4,0W hhds, of Cuba muscoVado at Be., 300 hhds. ot Cuva Wi trom 7%4¢. to 8¢., 300 hids. of Porto itico at Bie. ob hhds. of very coumon refining wt 3gc., 100 hhds,, ue scription not ‘given, on privace terms.’ Other sales Were said to have been made, but we were eto learn the paruiculare. We quove cuba }, MerIOF to common, 7 to good iy to ou ‘ Sutsh sian do. 8c. BGC: do. 1s 10 15, 48, 94¢. a 10c. 5 do. 19 to WW, 105g rt Horio ‘Kico™Retitung, common’ t prin iBrocery, fair to cuuice, BAC. & 4c. Brazil Duich stan lard, No: fc. Java—Duten standard, Nos. 1 Lo 12, iMantla~Superior and extra siu- perior, 7¢, > Wasa fair distributiug business consum- cl to-day, at steady prices. sales, 40 Uerees a Car ua at Tac, & Sigc., and 2 bays Of KanKoon at 6c. he market wasdull, and in the absence r sales prices Were nominaily steady, as pre- Viously quoved. TaLLow was quiet but steady, Sales, 40,000 Ibs. and 40 erces of ouLside, at trom B}ge. & By Wiisnky,—Recrdpts, 96 but at ge. per yullon bette DOMESLIC MARKETS, Gauvxston, June 2, 1873, Cotton, steady: good ordinary, Mac. & Mac. ‘Net re- ceipts, 323 bales. Sules, G0, Stock 6,0: New Outxans, June 2, 1873, middling, ie. a vis, ‘the market wa: Sales, 100 bbls. at dtc. quiet, Cotton—Demand moderat receipis, 1,049 bales; gt » Kxpor— Britain 1,122; to the Conti ; Constwise, 3,812. A200; just evening, 800, Stock, 9,141. Movie, June 2, 1873, Net receipts, 156 bales. 766. 6, 760, Sales, Savannan, June 2, 1873 Cotton firm; middlings, 183c. Net receipis, 403 bales, Exports—1o Great Britain, + Comstwise, 1,167. Sales, 875. Stock, 15,998. CHartxston, June 2, 1873. Net receipts, 207 bales, Sales, 100. Stock, 10,979. WILMINGTON, N, spirits of turpentine quiet, at dec. ios lower, at tor strained. Crude turpentine steady, at $205 ‘tor fatand $5.§) Jor yellow dip aud Virgina. ‘Tar quiet, at June 2, 1873, Flour steady and unchanged’ rity Bib Dols. at $3 50 for No. 1 opring, $¥ W for amber Winter, Slu fer white Winter, $1 T tor doubie extra. Wheat dull. 51 gt ho bushels No, 1 Milwaukee club at $1 00; on car do. at $1 63. Corn dull; sales of six cars at bic. a 56c, Rye a a peas quiet. Corn meal 2 for bolted, $1 20 tor un- bolted, per emt Maul feed dail; shoris, $ $l8'a $19; ship. stufly, $19 a $20; middlings, ey per ton. Canal freights—W her 8e.; corn and rye, 7}gc. to Ne w York; lumber, $3 60 to'the Hudson and $i 5d to New York. Kail: road ireights lower—Fiour, to Philadelp! Be. ; to Bos- ton, He. ; to New York, dc. ; to Albany, Troy and Schenec- tady, d6c. | Receipts by lake—40,80 bushels wheat, 6,300 do.” corn, do. rye, 10,600 do. tery 4,425,000, leet’ of under, Shipments "by canal—11,400 bushels wheat, re 2,614,000 feet of lumber Borra.o, N. Y., June Fy 1873. gore th store Wheat, 246,317 bushels; corm, 1.351,711 105,704 do. barley, $2219 do.; rye, 12,154 Uo. 5 i, malt, Lake and rail imports tor the Jast lorty- git Mealy Flour, 14,757 bushel: 44,600 do. ; corn, 44,00) do. ; oats, 153.000 do. ments Wiieae ‘205,174 bushel 27,993 do. Rail 9.685 do. ; ots, 6,610) 1 25 ; amber W Minter 10. Wheat, jilwaukee 0 No. Gotton firm; middlings, 17%c, Exports coastwise, 437. Stock, 22 Cotton quiet: middlings, 18¢. Exports coasiwise, 720. June 2, 1873, ring, inter, wi stern, 1 10 15; prim " ‘anada, $! Rye malt held at Balance of articles uhehanged. Cuicaco, June 2, 1873. shade lower; very light sales; extra wauheat dull and lower, sales of Ko, 0, by Nes 1 25 spot ler ter July; 3 aptike $1 1635 a' $117; a $1, closing ‘wenk at tasids prices’ Cara ii fair demand and lower at 38c. ior No. 2 mixed regular; 2Ke iFeah, spots Sehec. seller June, dle. seller Jul 44c. ‘bid, seller’ Aug’ “outa in’ demand: and lower, a rogular: Sia. trost, Wie. seller June : Sie. seller July. Rye dull and oor for No. & Barley quiet and weuk silos of iresh No. 8 Fall at i6c,: Nov ue. Fork dull and lower at $16 75, castor. selice June 816, seller July. ard quiet and uuchanged at $86, cask or. seller Bulk meats steady; sales of show at 6ie., packe short rib middiew quoted at Bie. a Sic. Baco changed; quoied at 7}4c. tor shou sides, 934. tor clear shden, all pa gb orm to Butia'o, Fejected . 108 N hse key steady 0, 5456, Receipes bis. tour, 46,000 bushe! re at mrt 100 do. corn, 150,00 do. od do. OFT Std, 200) do. barley, Shipinents—8, 00) bushels wheat, 375,000 do, corn, 160,000 do. oats, aid 14000 do. rye. ne twas we. AU Little Falls the hare was inet roa at the opening the offerings of factory were 4,00) boxes. of which yout sold ait farm dairy sold at 12c. a 3c, These were the ruling “figures; two lots sold at 14sec, ———_+~» + Ba _PINANCIAL, aay COOKE & Co, ‘No. 20 Wall str New York. Exchange on Berlin, me ee fort, Bremen, Vienna. Cable Transfers, ot Letters, Com tal Credits, JAY COOKE, McCULLOCH & CO., bai ‘41 Lombard street, London. ers sen Vienna direct. issue Travell erst red! a ‘ix mat rts of the Loh ‘a uy Li availaol world, Uirough t th sti m ‘Messrs. DB ROT ROTHSCHILD and their Also Commercial Seeds and Pigreae transfers of Money on California, Europe and Ha Act! ey ‘eae ae cy gti? BRORERS ., saree Gold Privil legen. — $100 for put of cali for ree, 125 tor $50,000 4 first class nawes atory circular, wit! practical Ulustrations and #, mailed to ‘OOK FRIViuogsturORTEn? die ert Saute ob oaths 6 prodoe Woe ees culative rovidit selves wit Options ats remium of 4 half rea with Go a Be ie wheset 1AM oe alert iD Backs, € Gold and AT aaroiatis coracryr az vata | Securities. Inu: ted with ri Sal Haskidhs oot 117 Broadway. A TRUST MONEY JUST PAID, TN TO LOAN aay a | ito Bonus, Addtess rmUuski ton toa Poon FINANCIAL. Berane HOUSE OF risk AND HATO, No, 5 Nassau sme, Naw Yorx, June 2, 1878, We recommend to our friends and customers, for ine vestment of surplus Capital, or in exchange for Govern- ment Bonds, which can now be sold at unusually high prices, the tollowing securities of well-known character and established reputation, viz - The Chesapeake and 0) Six per Cent. Bonds— Principal and Interest ie in Gold Coin in New York elty; Interest payable May 1 and November 1; issued in denominations of $100, $500 and $1,000, either Coupon or Registered—Price © 8834 and accrued interest. Also, the Chesapeake and Ohio Seven Per Cent. Bonds— Principal and Interest pa; yable in Gold Coin in New York city; interest payable ble January 1 and July 1. Bonds of $1,000 each, Coupon o or Registered—Price 90 and accrued interest. The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad is completed and in operation from Richmond to the Ohio River, 420 miles, at @ cost, with the equipment, of over $35,000,000; and the rapid development of the business of the Road indicates that its carnings for the ensung twelve months will not be leas than $3,000,000, and for the succeeding year not less than $5,000,000, Pamphlets containing full information concerning the Road and the country it traverses furnished on applica- tion, We also deal in Government Bonds, Central and West ern Pacific, -and other first-class Securities; receive de posits, on which we allow four percent interest; make collections and do @ general Ranking business, rene FISK & HATCH, PXECUTOR FUND OF $125,000 TO LOAN ON NEW York city first class property for five years, In sums 01 $5,000 and “upwards; no bonus, Address EXECUTOR, box aug Post oftice. OR SALE—100 SHARES NEW YORK MUTUAL GAS Light Company. Address box 912 Lost office. Tena LOANS ON NEW YORK, BROOKLYN Westchester county and New Jersey improved Real Kestate; Firstand Second Mortgages prompuy cashed and Securities of every desertpt lion bought, sold ans Tonto. a liberal loans on same. JACOB V. D, WYCKOFR, 64 and dd Broadway, and 397 Fulton street, Brooklyn.” I OANS ON LIF INSURANCE POLICIES AND 4 other securities, in large and small amounts, at 8 Liberty street, up stairs, ‘OBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY, Monin, May Whereas the stockholders, at their meetnson the 17th day of April, 1873, requested the directors to Increase the capital stock by an issue of one new share tor each share now existing, upon the payment of 2 per cent in cash; "Whereas the directors have prescribed that said 2 per cent shall be called for iu the fellowing instalments, on Ist July, 187; " Ist Novembe 10 Ist January, 18/; y ‘That the” transfer’ bi thie company shall be closed on Monday, the 16th day of June Next, for the purpose of determining who are entitled to few stock, allotments of which will be made In ac- rdance with the record ot stockholders of that date, and which can be sold or used at pleasure, ‘The transter books shall be reopened on Tuesday, the 1sth day of July next, at which time transter bouks will be opened in the city of New York, at the oflice of uncan, Sherman & By order of the Boat if Directors. 4. L, WILLOUGHBY, Secretary. ( FFICE OF THE FARMERS’ LOAN AND TRUST Co! ate 26 Exchange place, corner William street. ‘The annual eiection for nine Directors of this Company Will be held at this office on Tuesday, the lh day of June next, The Poll will be open trom 12 o'clock M. to 1 o'clock P. M. GEO, P. FILCH, Secretary. New Yous, May 31, 1873, ps STATES: TREASURY, w York, June 2, 187: During the month of June, 1sr3. Tshalt, by order, recelve bids for Gold, and offers ot Bons, 23 tollows:— del: ¥OR GUL! 000, 16 26, $1,500,000, OFFERS OF BONDS, 4, $500,000, Wednesday, Wednesday, June une ui cent of bid or offer must cs, will ped aut 12 F ‘Treasury may, at its option, th of bonds Se bids for gold in exces of the amount advertised ior. Printed forms for proposals, with the regulations to pe observed, will be furnished ai this office HOS. HILLHOUSE, Assistant ‘ireusurer, U. 8. TED—TO BUY, FIRST BOND AND MORTO on country iarin, New York State. Inquire at Wall street, room | $9000 $3,000, $5,000 AND $10,000 ESTATE MONEY toloan—On desirable improved Property in New York or Brooklyn, GEORGE B. WALTON, No. 54 Pine street, room 12, $5, O00 RANTED—ON A m 12, h, DION A THREE STORY AND asement brick House in Harlem: propert worth $9,000. ‘Address ©. 0. G., box Lit Herald ole $A 5 O00 72, 2axsON BOND AND MORTGA GE ‘on New York and Brooklyn property. Rony to or address REYNOLDS & AUSTIN, 1,035 Fulton Brooklyn. $60.000, #2199, $2 vaartpae Fig and ke Mortgages cashed. — HINMAN & SON, 25 Pine stre 300. 000 York city and Brooklyn.—$60,000 to pur. se city second mortgages. Apply to or addre: F.BALTLES, 06 Wallstrect. ii $104. 000 7 LOA. ON BOND AND MORT. gage, on New York or Brooklyn im- proved Proverty. “Apply to F. 8. DRISCOLL, 4 Pine street, room 14, i 125.000 72,.HOAN=ON, BOND AND MoRT. gage, without bonus, for a ferm ot ; of Feal estate in this city. aa JOHN F. CONREY, 162 Broadway, room 9. —BY ONE OR MORE CAPITALIST: $150. 000 in-cash or its equivalent, for two-thirds 1 the amount, tor a thirty per cent interes of an extraordinary and valuable Inve as needed, forming part ot $160,000 cash in} 1g from $0 to 0 per cent per al sutisiaetory. in in every respect. “Address W. HR, 3,288 Post office. 1 $150 O00 72. %04N—1N SUMS TO SUIT, WITH. OU. out bonus; $200,000 to buy Mortgage: Where owners will pay good bonus tor immediate cash, PA ODD, 95 Liberty street, $5.000— FOR BOND AND MORTGAGE IN NEW » box PART N | K NEY YORK, JUNE 2, 1873, 43 Taaeremead have thi under the firm name of Ric! transaction of general stock, commission business. STREET.—TH fay formed @ copartners! ‘dP. Herrick & Go., for the id. and. sterling exchange RICHARD P. HB E, CORNING ABELL HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE TIITS DAY ASSOCIATED themselves together for the purpose of transacting 4 general commission business under the flrim names of ARTHUR BARNWELL & ( arlesion; ISAAC a fs Jn, ork a ata! R BAR te of MISA ‘ay nna. Naw Yorx, June 2, 1873 (HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING between John Cavanagh and Michael Dorley bas nd the undersigned will not hold hl responsible tor al te firm. New Youx, June 2, 1873, —- BEAL ESTATE, A.D. Melliek, Jr., and Bros’. sale of the Hillside Park property, at Englewood, N. J., on Saturday, proved most satisfactory. The sale was made by order of Charles D. Kellogg for account of Mrs. J. 8. Cowan, and comprised a stone dwelling, with eleven acres of land, fronting on Engle street and Hillside avenue, in the best portion of the town and in the midst of costly improvements. It was subdivided into twenty-nine villa plot atter the plan of Linden place, all the 1 around a common centre or park. ‘Three of the plots were reserved and the balance realized— sat 0. Moo 4 Winthrop place, e ‘W. Howtand: . 6 Winthrop pla Wi Howland. Winthrop pl * oe iS Lead -Ak. Plot No. W, adjoining last, EB. Plot No. 9 adjoining last. E. ¥ Plot No. 12, Stuart at, eere. marie Plot No. 13, Stuart st., J. L. se ee y <= es THE PUBLIC DEBT, ‘Treasury Statement for May—The Debt Reduced $3,525,282 Durt t Past Month—Amount of Coin in the Trease ury, $75,588,000, WASHINGTON, June 2, 1873, ‘The following is a recapitulation of the publie debt statement :— DEBT BEARING INTEREST IN COIN, Bonds at 6 per cent. 650 Bonds at 5 per cent. . aries] 35,154,198 DEBT BEARING INTEREST IN LAWFUL MONEY. Certificates of indebtedness at 4 per i 5 $678,000 + 14,000,000 + $14,678,000 181,780 DEBT ON WHICH INTEREST HAS CBASED SINCE Ma- TURITY. Principal Interest. see $2,156,270 819,421 DEBT BEARING NO INTEREST. Old demand and legal tender notes.... $356,082,622 Certiftcates of deposit. + 29,125,000 Fractional currency. 45,276,642 Coin certificates, 30,448,600 Prineipal,...... Unclamned interesp. TOTAL DEBT, Principal. Interest... TOtAL...sceceeeeererseeen: CASH IN THE TREASURY, $75,688,816 iy 6,065,700 Special deposit held for redemption of certificates of deposit as provided by Total......... seresseseceeessess $110,779, 115 DEBT LESS CASIt IN THE TREASURY. June 1, 1873. Reser et May 1, 1873......- 2,153,489, 155 Decrease of debt ‘during the past month,..... 3,525,282 Decrease of debt since Mar re 7,416,827 Decrease of debt from ‘March zi 1869, to March 1, 1873, sisteeverceeeeces 868,082,559 BONDS ISSUED TO PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, INe TEREST PAYABLE IN LAWFUL MONEY, Principai outstanding.......+ $64, 623, 5) Interest accrued and not yet paid . 1,615,587 dnterest paid by the United States 3 Jnterest repaid by ear ‘of mails, &¢....... ee. 4,185,778 Balance of interest” “paid” “by the United States, «+ 14,323,507 THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE. Annual Meeting of the Company—The Superintendent Resigns—Reports of the Executive Committee, Treasurer and Superintendent—What Has Been Done During the Past Year. Yesterday the East River Bridge Company held the annual meeting, at their new ofices in Water street, and there was a good attendance Drenens,. Mr. Henry C, Murphy presiding. THE REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. The report of the Executive Committee was first read, and it showed that the work had progressed in the most satisfactory manner. The Brooklyp tower had been carried up to @ height of 164 feet above high water mark and the New York tower to eighty-eight. The financial condition of the company will fully appear by the annexed statement. There had been received from all sources on the 1st of May, 1872, $2,923,624 26, including $120,000 on sale of New York city bonds, and there had been expended at that time $2,905,389 49, including $248,000 on pur- chase of New York city bonds, leaving a balance ot cash On hand at that time of $18,234 77, There hag been received during the last year from all sources $1,090,950, including $128,000 on the sale of balance ot New York city bonds; and there has been wae pended during the year $918,089 62, Tn bel hand on May 1, 1873, of $197,149 15, includ hand on May 1, 1872, RESIGNATION OF MR. WILLIAM 0, KINGSLEY. Mr. William ©. Kingsley, who has held the post- tion of General Superintendent since the com- mencerment of the work, presented his resignation yunt of ill health, He will continue, how- ever, to take an active interest in the enterprise as director and stockholder. THE SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT, Dean Sint:—Since my Instannual report the work upon the bridge has been steaaily pushed forward, at present progressing sutistactorily, YN TOWER, During the added to the high water. springing li ear 6,516 cubic yards of masonry have been rooklyn tower, and itis now Idk feet above The stone to complete this tower to the of the are at an elevation of 200 sind the work has progressed steadily, consider character of the work, with great rapidity The setting of stone was suspenied November 23, i872, and was resusned March 27, 1873 NEW YORK TOWER. The filling of the New York caisson with concrete was completed July 12, 1872, and the work upon the masonry was at ¢ resumed; it was continued, without inter. ruption, until December 7, when the tower had reached a height of fifty-seven feet. Work on the masonry was resumed on March 27, and has continued uninterrupiedly since, and the tower is now eighty-elght feet above hi water, and there 1s stone enoush on hand to ore tia the tower to the roadway at an elevation of 120 feet, which point it is expected will be reached by Angust 1. The report also contains a detailed statement of all the contracts made, with the prices paid each contractor, nesum The Brooklyn tower is now 164 feet above high wi and the material is on hand to complete it to the ptiris ing Mnes of the arches and the work is pre larly and rapidly, ‘The New York tower is how eigh oleh foot above high wates, asd materia hand to complete it to the roadway, ig 1s im Zool working order and the work proceeding Paplaly aud vastully. ‘< The ‘anchorage in Brooklyn is Reon yes J ere ad. vanced at this time than was expected, he lumber will ail be laid before July 1, and the masonry will be ‘ttully, it O. krNasLEY, General Superintendent, THE TREASURER’S REPORT, Which is very complete, shows that up to the seit time there has been commenced svon alter. ven re res} 70,345 recetved, of Plot No. 20, Winthrop st. Plot No. 21, Winthrop st Plot No. 22, Winthrop st. S81 SS8SESSSS5 3 Lote, sox 00, It n. of I6ist st., tor $16,500, 100 ft. w. of St. Nicholas ay. Lespinasse ed ‘Grand Bouley ed, 6 9 Slots on 147th st, o. Tox100, for $9,000, An inquest was yesterday held at the Morgue, by Coroner Kessler, in the case of Joseph O'Neil, « man thirty years of age and a native of Ireland, whose death was occasioned by being struck by a train of cars belong- ing to the New York, New Haven and bent at Railroad cone pany, In oar verdict the jar; ig Pree pres a senator de Marther $3,684,600 was on unt of the capital The expenditures of the enterprise were 196. The assets of the company were $332,627, and the liabilities $281,796. The receipts for the year ending April 30 wefe $1,096, and tue expenditures $918,039, During May $ 06 was received and $89,655 expended, The balan now en hand is $118,041, The ola Board of Directors was then dissolved, their term having expired, and the aanual election which ok. took place. The result was as follows:— Fou piugctons: Henry ©. Murphy, J, nahan, Sonn, Prentice: William te Manderbitt, Alexander McCue, Abner ene: John W. Lewis, Francis b. Moulton, Isaae Van And Samuel McLean, Hogson Ul. Wheeler, Goodri Witham Kingiley. Benjamin F. iracy, The position which Mr. William ©. Kingsley vacated will be filled on harms THE STATE TAX—A DEFICIENCY NOY INEVITABLE, {From the Albany Argus, June 2.) ‘The aggregate amount of taxes levied by the late Legislature exceeds that of last year (exclusive of the deficiency tax) over two millions of dollars, To make the matter worse, the appropriations largely exceed the taxes levied, and no provision ‘was inade for the deficiency of $1,500,000 bequeathed i the Legislature of 1872. ‘Aside from the ehormous Abram 8. Hew itt, increase in taxation, therefore, the Legislatures, of 1872 and 1873 have left an aggregate deficiency of three millions or thereabouts tor the ature of 1874 to meet. the various tax levies of this year, and be others :— pad Loan. ‘al Fund. Hits aa iia 1 New Ed Total se eees +. 6.98 The aggregate tax enh ar (exclusive of the de- ficiency tax) was 6.875 mill a owing an in the current year of 1,075, jature made full provision for its Gets Sather ed expens” ditures and that of its predecessor the tax would have been at least 8% milis. A deficiency tax of 144 mills next year, therefore, is inevitable, and if the State escapes with that it will be fortunate, THE SUICIDE MANIA IN JERSEY, Clarence Van Winkle, young man residing in Berges square, Jersey City, and « descendant af some of the ola settlers in that district, cut his throat with @ razor yestere day morning and isinow lying ine precarious condition, The mental despendency te which the Young man fella victim resulted from failing health Hedanty inp ny inca. We recail the ght § items in ere may pacity to ry W the fo aanaties t hich he hoped irda ay abeiee cc tetrad eretrae ¢lerk in the am, y Bac poe tion he was com to send him to to North There was th Fy, after seven years" Sonnection with papal he to 0 for ne habet” a care ob ‘