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

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The Bank of England Advances Its Bate of Interest to 7 Per Cent. THE PROBABLE REASONS THEREFOR A Decline in Continental Se- curities. THE STOCK MARKET STEADY GOVERNMENT SECURITIES STRONGER, - GOLD FLUCTUATING. No Further Developments by the Clique. Money Easy, with an Advance in Exchange: ‘WALL WsDNzspAy, June Pi ‘P.M. ‘u.} On ’Change to-day cotton on the ‘“spét’ re- Mained quiet, wifile ‘futures’ were active at steady prices, Flour was dull and, lower, wheat and corn were in fair request, but at easier prices. THE FOREIGN MARKET. The Snancial community was somewhat startled this morning by London cable advices announcing ‘that the directors of the Bank of England had ad- vanced the rate of discount from 6 to 7 per cent. @nglish papers received to-day enable us to infer somewhat of the causes that have led up to this movement. First, the ‘Old Lady of Threadneedle gtreet’? has not been able to reckon upon her usual influx of bullion and coin from abroad. There has Deen a constant drain made upon the coffers of the bank by Germany; secondly, the next pay- ment of the French indemnity—to wit, the pay- ment of £10,000,000 on the 10th of June, and this being the fires instalment of She last milliard payable, is to be followed by pay- ments of £10,000,000 per month—a fact which points to dearer money on the Continent and an additional drain on the British market, Thirdly, there has been a general decline in the most im- portant ef the foreign securities in which England Is largely interested. According to English market reports THE DEPRESSION thas been very, very great—say an average of four or five per cent, and the confession is made that it is calculated to exert a disturbing effect. For instance, the nominal capital represented by ten Continental securities exceeds $2,000,000,000, the Qverage decline on which may be estimated at 4 gnd 5 per cent, with a resultant difference in market value of about £100,000,000. This has been brought around by dierent causes, all of which have been for the moment intensified by the Vienna panic. The political difficulties in France have likewise doubtless had their influence, and, Prance being at the present time the greatest borrower from England, nothing can affect French securities without disturbing all. Possibly, the RECENT DESPATCHES FROM BERLIN, toncerning the reported dissatisfaction of thé Ger- man government with the MacMahon dispensation, has had its influence upon British capital, tor a political difficulty, whether real or surmised, is a Serious financial matter. Again, there has been an immense fallin Spanish stock—a fall of seven per cent since March, accompanied by a proposed Pepudiation in modified shape—that is to say, in the form of a proposal to pay one-third of the interest of the government debt in depreciated paper. The anarchy of the country leaves no hope for @ cash payment. Hence an influence on English invest- ments and a reflex action through all the line of Stocks. Italy is not much better of. That country fs also fall of deprectated currency, and the foreign creditor feeis its force. Consequently doubt sur- rounds the majority of Continental investments, The English market has been overladen. FOREIGNERS HAVE BECOME OFFENDERS. And this is one reason why, as may have becn all along observed, our American securities, in the shape of government and railroad bonds, have ex- hibited firmness and found an active market. The advance in the rate of interest in the Bank of England, therefore, would seem to be only pre- eautionary—a sort of “trimming of sails,” in order to prevent a further forced depletion of its vaults. It is also to be borne in mind that about the middle of September the $15,000,000 due on account of THE ALABAMA CLAIMS Rave to be paid to the United States. England is ® present sufferer from a tendency to loan to other countries which have been constant bor- rowers, and which pay the interest of old debts out of new loans; and if, in looking over the field, the directors of the bank have seen fit to “put on the brakes,” and check the drain on their funds, our own, first of all other countries, will derive the benefit, even though ‘we may incidentally have been the cause of the trouble by withholding, as undoubtedly has been the case, the usnal exportation of bullion upon ‘which the mother country hasin the past at this geason of the year so largely depended. In this connectien it may be stated that the Bi ot Eng- land to-day received an addition to its balance in Bullion the sum of £70,000, which, added to the amonnt of £73,000 reported yesterday. makes a te- tal of £143,000 in two days. Meanwhile money in @pen market 1s stated to be 1 per cent below the bank rate on government securities. The rate of discount on three months’ bills in open market at ‘the close of business was % per cent lower than the bank rate. The new French loan advanced 3 per cent, and American securities were strong. Erie was quoted at 48% a %; Illinois Central at 88 989. Consols for money were 92%, ex interest; 20 bonds (old), of 1865, 91%; 678, 94%; 10-408, 88%; new fives, 89%. ‘The following are the rates of discount in the @ifferent European cities:— THE MONEY MARKBT. ‘Moncy was again easy to-day, and the rates of interest on call lower. The market opened strong, ‘Dut declined from 7 to 3 per cent. Loans on time ‘were offered at 7 per cent currency to 7 per cent gold at 60 days, Prime discounts are unchanged. The receipts from customs to-day were $400,000. The Assistant ‘Treasurer paki out $453,000 in redemption of 5-20 bonds. Foreign xchange was strong, the leading bankers ad- wancing rates as follows:—Sterling, sixty days’ commercial, 108% a 108%; do., good to prime bankers’, 108% 8 109; do., short sight, 110 a 1104: Paris, sixty days, 6.90 a 5.25; do., short sight, 6.2154 a 5.20; Prussian thalers, 714 072%; Antwerp, 5.273 a 5.2236; Switzerland, 6.213¢ a 6.2244; Ham- burg, 9634 8 96%; Amsterdam, 39% a 40%; Frank- fort, 40% a 414; Bremen, 95% 2 96%. RALLROAD BONDS. ‘The market was tolerably active, with steady prices. Michigan Sinking Fund seven per cents ‘went to 108. Cencrai Pacific gold bonds sold at \ per cent advance; Union Pacific income tens, 61%; Hannibal and St. Joseph, convertible, 86% ; Toledo and Wabash equipment bonds, 83%; Morris and Mseex first mortgage, 104. The following are the «od amended at the call :— Cen 6s, "88. oe Ge ‘Bey Ca ie Be New York Cen 6',r BESS Gf Wentean im, 19,; B36 nua Pe ey Cen Mich Bo lev & Tol 4 Cley & Tol C,P&AO) 3 ClP &A ne oO} Detroit, M Ohio & pod, ine Dub-2 Sioux City ist... ke Shore Dub & Bioux City,2a arv Pac RR7’s, P lat m cony.. 98 ene sree res. fe! Union Pac Mi 8 St P ist m,1 & MD 86 Union Pac Mil 4 SEP It mi C8 M Injon Pac il & Bt P2dm,C & M. Wi Gen Ps, Marietta & Cin Bell & So doles & Chic alta TH Col, Chic & f Alt &T H Col, Chic & Ind. Chic &N Tol, P & War, ED... He ay Tol, Peoria & War, Chic & Tol, P & War, Bi 83) Chic &N Tol, Peoria & W. w. Han 2 tt Bost, H & E Ist el Han & 8t Bort, HAE . Del ask Bee hs nin et Pag 88 Tol & Wab Ist m, 8t Ld GOLD 118% A 117%, The-Gold Exchange was unusually animated in consequence of the information fromabroad. The price opened at 118, advanced a couple of points, and’ with slight fluctuation remained firm until after the middle of the day, when it weakened to 117%, which continued the quotation until the close, The rates paid for carrying were 5,°6, 4, 3, and 8% per cent. Gold loans on time were easier. ‘The variations of the market are shown by the fol- ‘The transactions of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day were as follows:- Gold balances.... Currency balances. ‘Grone clearances... CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges. Currency balances, Gold exchange: Gold balances. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. An active demand existed dpring the day for governments, without an equivalent supply. The prices of ’67s and ’81s have advanced in response to the purchases of German bankers, and the prices at the close of the market were as follows:—United States currency sixes, 113% & 113%; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 115% a, 116; do, do. do., coupon, 122% a 122%; do. five-twenties, registered, May and November, 116% @ 116%; do. do., 1862, coupon, do., 1165; @ 116%; do. dO., 1864, do., do., 116% a 116%; Go. do., 1865, do., do., 118% a 118%; do. do., 1867, registered, January and July, 115% 0115%; do. do., 1865, coupon, do., 119% a 119%; do. do., 1867, do., do., 121% & 122; do. do., 1868, do., do., 120 a 120% ; do, ten-forties, registered, 112% a 113%; do. do., coupon, 1143 a 114%; do. fives, 1881, registered, 115343 a0, do, do., coupon, 1153 @ 11554. There were eight propo#ais to sell bonds to the government to-day at the Sub-Treasury, amounting in the aggregate to $947,600, at prices ranging from 115.99 to 117.49, The bonds purchased were paid for in national bank notes, SOUTHERN SECURITIES. North Carolina sixes, new, sold at 16; Missouri sixes, 9374; Alabama eights, 88; Tennessee sixes, new, 7934 @ 7934, old, 79%. Lonisiana is paying her February coupons, and advices from the State are to the effect that all of the past due interest will be paid by the Ist of July, The following are the quotations :—Tennessee, eX coupon, 78% @ 80; do., new, 7834 @ 7834; Virginia, ex coupon, 44 a 48; do. sixes, consolidated bonds, 54 a 54%; do, sixes, deferred scrip, 10'¢ a 11; Georgia sixes, 78 a 81; do. sevens, 90 @ 9134 ; North Carolina, ex coupon, 28 a 30; do., funding, 1866, 18 a 20; do. do., 1868, 17 @ 20; do., new, 16 a 17; do., special tax, 12 a 14; Missouri sixes, 933g a 94; do., Hannibal and St, Joseph, 91 a 92; Louisiana sixes, ex interest, 47 a 55; do., new, ex interest, 40a 60; South Carolina sixes, new, January and July, 15 @ 16; do. do., April and October, 20 a 25; Arkansas sixes, funded, 85 a 40, $91,987,162 4,026,473 + 8,450,020 + 848,884 STOCKS STEADY. The stock market, espectally in the early hours of the board, showed considerabie animation; open- ing weak, but quickly recovering and maintaining @ reasonably good tone, for this season of the year, until towards the close, when prices again fell off. The effect of foreign advices was somewhat felt through the influence produced on gold, and, pos- sibly, local rumors with reference to one stock and another may have brought about some of tne changes of the day. The disposition of the market, however, is to drift with the tide for the present, and await the breaking out from the fog of some headland by which the pilots may steer. Several of the heavy operators being absent and sundry figures on which future speculations are based being yet in the chaotic recesses of directors’ pockets, there was no general activity manifested by either bulls or bears. Pacific Mail was exceptional, by far the larger transactions of the day being in this stoek. It opened at 3934, tmproved by frac- tions before the call, when it reached 40, ran the gamut for a while around this figure, touching 40% in its course, receding and returning, but, after twelve o’clock, took a firm hold at 41%, 41%, 41%, 41%, which was retained until near the close of the business day, when it dropped off to 40%. Western Union was steady, at 845; a 86, C.,C.and I. 0. showed only % per cent difference from the prices of yesterday. Union Pacific opened at 28%, at which it was firm during the day, touching, tem- porarily, 27%. Erie went to 62}¢ a 62 in sym- pathy with London quotations. Delaware, Lacka- wanna and Western was steady, at 104% a 106, New York Central was a shade off from the best price of yesterday, selling at the extremes of 101% a 101%; Lake Shore the same, the extremes being 914, 991%. Wabash was firm at 68% a 69, Rock Island showed @ slight drop, and was sold at 10934 @ 109%. Investment shares were generally steady. Harlem went to 132%, Mlinois Central sold at 111 a 112%, New York and New Haven, 189% @ 140. wigHEst AND Lowser PRICES. The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day :— St. Paal Onio and Mississippi Union Pacific ©, C, and I. C.. Western Union Telegraph. In Phanetpaas Pennsylvania Railroad was quoted at 110% and Reading at 117. The steamers which sailed for Europe to-day took eut $763,325 in silver bars, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGER, Wednesday, June 4—10:15 A. M. ‘two bs Us aah *8l, Fr. » BS a Redd a 5-20, ©, 65, n. Us bs 16000 vss, ooo Giles is. be 118 800 6000 U's 6-20, 0,68. -° 118% 10 A. M.—Before Call. 400 shs West Un Tel... 00 do. ‘ seseencerresesteee 5 ia By wees yeSbagugenageevezens g a e Sagae: $1 =: g 4000 1000 & 4 = is be 3 2 F ‘3000 1200 1000 00 1000 200 3 : i mire ae 2 is ie a 8 ra ae el Cer 5 i Be 1 500 o wo 1000 B54 lw o 60 iP Ey 300 % 200 ariem Eo) BO ae F | I SUSEESESSE SEES 20 ‘100 100 300 700 23 800 ty 3 ‘ac 108 doa at 40%, 100 4 100 40% 300 Mil & wy WT, Wew = = § oe f=) WB He 4 10 Det, L&W RR.D SESSSESESEEEBESESSSESESESE: 40! 403 40: Tay 600 i as 1000 300 0 900 303 100 500 300 0 ‘ 12116 and 2:15 P. M. Second Board=1 P. M. ao hs Pi . me sts Pac M88 Co... 41% os lo. 5w0itenn bis, O10 1000 Brook 6's, w_ 2000 N 5000 Cen Pac gid bds. 2000 Un Pec 3 m. 1000 Un, "8, 7000 H'& Std #'s,'con: Soovcnic a N Ween: : “int iit 150 Illinois Cent 1 20 Un Fac RR, iar 4008! 2200 10 500 300 Pac M SS Co. 132. | 12 900. 2B 1200 28) 1600 do ; 800 *OCley & Pitiahii:. 100 800 C, C& LC RR. BL 500 100 Ohio& M RR. 41 209 200 do. 41 ‘500 40% 800 do} 2a CLOSING PRICES—8 0 O'CLOCK P. M Yrestern Dato. sti 2 is Xorthwostn PE Bee a 5 a ln a 62! a 132 COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotton Steady—Receipts at the Ports 3,670 Bales—Flour Dall and Lower— ‘Wheat, Corn and Oats Were Lower— Pork Quiet—Lard Easier—Sugar Active and Steady—Coffee Quiet—Petroleum a Shade Firmer—Naval Stores Active and Firm—Whiskey Easter. WEDNESDAY, June 4—6 P. M. ‘Te trade mevement was irregular, but gen- erally slow, while values tended in favor of the purchaser. At the Produce Exchange the declin- Ing tendency before alluded to was still a noticeable feature, ana prices were, a8 a rule, decidedly lower. Flour was dull and lower. Wheat was in fair request, but at lower rates, and with @ pres. sure to sell both on the spot and’ to arrive soon, combined with a further advance in freighta, prices again gave way, and the market closed at decidedly lower figures, a good business having been done for export at the reduced prices, The same remarks are almost equally true of corn, which was freely offered at lower prices, the receipts being heavy and a large propertion of the corn out of condition. Oats were also irregular and lower. Whiskey was a trifie lower, with heavy receipta, There was very little mevement in pro- visions, scarcely anything having been done id pork, which was nominally unchanged, while lard was dull and easier. Freight room was scarce and rates were again higher, especially for grain, the advance exerting @ depressing influence on the grain markets. Cotton was quiet for spot, but active for future, at steady prices. steady, while xe, hy Be ‘was moderately active prices. 8, at stoadv rates, wore fairly active. We gut sum > as baidole’ ~< jaracaib "1 es ean ee Ye. ; Curacoa, . NGS gold, 60 9°90 jays’ OTR tooe Amn Gnsin.— Reed Four, 20.519 bole: wheat, 198,383, bushels; ¢ do. 6 bags oats, 61,690 bush “inne “Hour market was dull and de> Sidealy lower tor hearty’ all kinds nal at the revised enfin et sales since ‘quotations append fower, unsotiied and early ‘nomi al except ior eioiee a h exe which wet rn family prands, ing! better deman ang ‘abouts steady. Sales of Ma bole Western yellow at $3 O, Gallvaned. Feed was qi uote: amnaliy ‘steady at former prices. ‘ie sia t 78 Hea 51 btate $Re 70 Oa 750 pope! we 5400 575 We 6wa {2 Hound hoon Ot bie 615 a Round hoo} {ea 78 | Louis, xtra. fuoe oo Si tau rate extra, 25a 8 00 uis, choice double Wa 900 Bt. poe ence, family. 9000 1) Califo 80a 950 400 «0 350a 4 8 5008 5 sae 800 8501 00 Sida § 6 Slba 345 bet 363 40 f. 0. b. 360 a3 65 1800 f. 0. b. fairly active, but with’ tree receipts and eral oft on the spot and to arrive, prices “ane lower, particularly tor iis reported last event ni F Don Dusk % ing were about 200,000 bushel 35 a Sh LS for elected pa Spring, SI 1 40 a $1 42 for eH ons S hicago, 1 Ba $ a$l Northwestern, $i 4 for choice Huth, adellverad 1, prime No. 2 Milwaukes gel erable’ ait eae ‘fF fee white. Corn was irregular and lo’ iy to sell. The sales were about 160,000 bushels, G0c. a 523¢c. tor warm and hot new mixed, Sic. steamer, Sic. a 68. for trad elon Tots, at 5c. 0c. for mixed. os were ular and lower. The eee | hb 66,000 Danae aes 450, a F good to very cboige talzes, 580. a Séc. for white, Ba ase be antscias price, Rye was ne) entirely nominal, Bariey was dull; 2,500 bushels of damaged, sold for feed, at 65c. Fneicuts.—Berth room was still scarce, and business in consequence imverrupted. Market very with Suitable vossels for rate and petroleum were in ef betes de- mand at tair rates. pool, by steam, "on Sing at pe d. 4 12d. ; small lots of provisions at from 40s. To London, ‘by steam, 15,000 bushels ant aA sail, 700 it rosin at 3s, 9d. ;, ay t 103¢d., and bbis. ot ‘flour at'3s. 14d. To Glas- ee ny steam, 1209 es wr ob grain for future ship- ment at 114d. a 124. Ng Antwerp, by sail, 60 tons of measurement Bode a ta. ‘Tho Charters since our last | include :—A British uric, hence to a direct Continental port, 4,800 quarters’ grain at 8s; a British bark, hence Cork for, orders to the United Kingdom, 2,700 quarters grain at 8., flat; a Russian bark (relei), quarters (grain at Ba. an The eng: essa, 10, caset ‘n American bark, hence tp "Stock: bls: dor doe at 7s.; a British brig, hence to peers at tolm, 2,220 Gb: bl for ES halo full range a maine Ports, 2,700 is. do. do. at 71 direct Baltic c pork 20 buts. st le enka slow, ‘hut prices were nominally steady. We heard of sales of 20 bhds. of Porto Rico, to the trad ie, on private teri yd 75 bbls. of Ne Orleans, in jobbing lots, at from 74c. We quoig New crop—Cuba, centrifugal, and mixed, tee. 46 ie BS ciayed.. 2%. & Sle. ; do. muscovaco, refinh frogery, Se. a 46c. | Porto "Rico, 35c. a Ble. ; English iain fs, 2c, «'B0c. New Orleans, 050, a AVAL StoRES.—The market for spirits of turpentine ‘was about mandy, but the demand was only moderate. Sales were re) oF ted, ype at 46c. for Southern and 47c. tor New 5 bbls, at 46%4c., apa 44 bbin. at 46c., Closing with 4c bid ana ‘46ige. asked: Later the market was active and we heard of sales ia lots footing up 834 DbIs. at dic. a 403¢e. and 19,00 gallons in tins on privawe 8. CBttend jan, park; hence to a do. t for strained was dall and prices woted at the close, at $8 a $3.10 tor to good gales embraced 350 bbls. of com- 40 bola, of do. at $8 Uz 30) bbls. of pale at Later we heard of sales of 250 bbls. of good 15; 350 bbls. of do. at $8 10: 300 bbl&. of com- 400 bbls, of strained on private terms; 180 nd low No. 1 at $8 40.9 $850; 160 bois. of No, ithe market closing firmer. ‘Tar and pite tch were neglected and nominal at previously quoted figui Poratons~ There has Peon a good demand for new pota- ‘toes, with sales at $5 a $5 50 per bbl. For old potatocs the market was dull, and prices in some ins exwere lower, We quote Western peachblows, 81 75 a $2: Biante do, $216 8 $3; early rone, $2 50a $3; Jackson whites, Sizes 25; Prince Alberts, $2.20 a 2 5); RS leas, $2. 25 0 Our quotations are’ for lots in bul if tn Anping order 30 cents per bbl. additional must be ferertourom.—cThe market Tor refhned continued quiet, With prices ruling nominally steady q 19sec. tor spot. or remainder of mouth. Orde, fn bulk. was Ine bat not quotably changed: 96, ases were quict, but stead ely inquired for, , and quoted ie io, and ny sqaoved at 480 at Onc pt As tf bose easy) pate at at ity $250 at Titusville, $2 oat fetrclenm Centre St Parker's aod Market rowained dull’ Nedved quoted, atl balance of month.. We heard of rales of 4,000 bods, spy at ie ,a04, 3,000 bbls. tor last half of Jn Later we heard of sales in New York of 05 man do, at bbls. of N Tat $3 55; 201 bbls. of palesat $5 $028 Greek the mark bb for last half of June, at, 1930; Rude and Sepesmber, at So. Lats yesterday e flne ot bbls, ene ‘August, panes and October, sold at Fort visions. — Receipte—| |, 79 packages; Adela be an, tree parent ats See es, beara eal ate 16 6234, cash ; 37365 Sl ler's Aug at nes arg fat ‘Db. of eos prime mesa ac 4, and 2% bbis. of mess at $16. Bacon continued ort (aba c clear quoted at Sic. and on the above price. $e ft be Le aint dad quis a roe ve il jeef hams remaine: et ere were ni ria: transactions reported, Wade being confined to ritall jobs bing lots to bie, the trade. We quote :—New plain meas, bbis., bln, $12 8 $a, dor prime rc percen, Beef. hams renal oa were laced at nce ein ihe pl fe heard ot sales of 300 plekled shoulders at 75. ratio do. hema ts ine average, tierces of smoked ham, op Bev fe ‘terms; 50 Boxes of Ghee bellies, 14 Ibs. a1 Oe. ; and | 10 boxes do. 12 Ibs, average, at 946.5 ‘alb0'8,00) bellies, on private terms. Lard.—The market tor weet. ern was moderately active fake vglomne at 8%c., cash and June. “The sales eompri tierces at $c. “cash; for (OF dune, at 9c; 1 70 rca el fell: paying brokerage, a SiGe. net. to. bi herces, mF he ripen dow easier. sen Agra ts Ht Anda i eres the usual basiness tr: acted to-day, rices We ak fi ces rola s in Tee a8 4 fo heart ef es ie fo marke tor 4 yaa ive to-day, i a6 te hhds, de slncluding hams Ride of eye of alt ‘gous up Yado, a hhds. of oS aed it 9c. fan to fair Musca- nl Cuba at yea ‘and io bhds, sor genet a He. ae Ge, quote Cubes Te. fl L to good perior apd extra ai: Rie — quiet, . bag rT eo Ine at 734c. salenof 56 nbds. et3cer and 0,00 Ibe, chars tant . DOMESTIO ‘10 MARKETS, Gatvestor, June 4, 1873, Pa ‘at tborts ordinary, udp’ ne. Net spore fut, . aia ee June 4, 1873, wan iawe — To @ IBN, at i “nar 1,000; last even- ; low middling aon ; end. sings, Irie," Net fecelpts, 158 th * 2 ihe she domunent, 109," orig Cotton firms mid rsa anepreeia “sf Dales. MARLESTOR, Juno 4, 1873. of rocel en ta middlings, we low idl i Bo recelt te 2 ng Content 288 ‘exports ‘0 dreat Lira at + Coastwise, ODl. Spirits of inane ene pally 4 ro nr ar strained. "C1 ! f $3 0for y: elow ath vpn Bar dit | %e. lower on all i san 1200 big. at gs 25 eerie Wictotipioee Wemcetl aks ite eet B ye ak nf of Sorted: per a ios on eTiveed i ae shorts, ag td fretgnts--Wheat, Be. limber, 95,50 tortie tr tudson don and 6 nd $700 oe ‘Yor, at Bie iN jew Yorks Es dO. to al a a insoeipts by : an: WaPo feat of i Pen fake6/900 Bushets ment by 600" bushels wheat 8 , suede ire ere et oe aacertat vat, bushels ane sir Saha esa sb foo. pean Lake and rail i Flour, 12613 ieee nt eee ey Hie et a ret rie i ae a lane vrwer! ui oe ae reed nN es tater, Lee ee uiet and | Consols closed at at 86 tea ef 2 waa, $1 A (ANNUAL “srar STATEMENT wuahiols ofarain for “Thipraent lath of h P| 7 35. ipe. Sure cin sa | do, rye vand "S000 de a ‘bushels wheat, 117, do. rye, and 2,000 do. barley. HAVANA MAR A MARKETS. ce corn, | Merry oY 0 a. Corny 114,00) do. Oate, 2 Havana, June 4, 1873. Exchange flat, Sugar quiet and weak. EUROPEAN AN MARKETS, Loxpon, Monsy Manext —Lonnon, June tor for money and American imcuriee the 4 rar mors ent 4-5 P.M the account tof the rate of discount of the Bank of hecks business some- Ritts outed sine ya eas, bo ies money and 12% for tho account. “American Securities 8m: Li been and Erie Railway sttarce at 4! Bet Bo. Bourse. a Jane . M.—Renmtes closed at he market glosed dull wid, a the i market el Iressa — ae ae ame m and ex; ry re American. of cotton, sh! m Savannah or Charleston, deliverable J nly, at 844. ; from the same ports, deliverable July and August, .; from the sam deliverable At al September, at Sides an m'New Orleans, deliverable June, mar- Kot opened with aang uplands at id middling Orleans: @ 934 Live L BRRADSTUFTS ‘Liverroot, Jane 4—2 P. M.—The market tor Dreaded ie, quiet. eranscon. Provisions Marxet—LivEeRrooL, June < 130 P. M.—Beef, per tierce for new mess; lard, 3% per owt. LONDON Propuce MARnEt.—Lonvon, June 4. .—Suaga per cwt. for No. 12 Dutch standard afl gy che 6a. troleam, 13%d. alion. Linseed Soramon Pata Ca ‘Od, per ‘owe ei BINANCIAL, THE PHG MUTUAL NIX INSURAN 'OMPANY HIN ‘| 2 | HARTFORD, CONN. Net Assets January 1, 1872. From premiums........ From interest....... From agents’ balances paid and in- crcase in value of investment DISBURSEMENTS IN 1872, To policy holders. Paid claims by death... Paid dividends ......... Paid for lapsed and suri Policies...e0e.+- ered all other agency expenses Paid medical examiners’ fe Paid reinsurance . Paid all other expenses... ASSET Loans on bond and mortgage... Loans on collateral security... United States remistered honds. State and county bonds. Ratlroad bond Gas company stocks. Cash on hand ané in ban! Premium notes on policies in fore Accrued interest on investment’ Premiums in course of Deferred quarterly ai miume. ee HL | g UL Net present value of all outstand- “ing policies, New York standard, January 1, 1873., All other Hiabilities...... Number of poticies isgued in 1872... Amount insured .saseee..+-.000+ Whole number ot policies in force Whole amount insured.........-. “E Pussexes, Janus F. Bours, Secretary. — All other e090t8....... 0000-00000 dese eeeeeesesens 3,435,896 49 $10,946,520 54 - $878,409 66 + 995 443 12 ++ 906,084 07 $2,180,026 85 EXPENSES, $6,776,107 00 233,376 57 17,0008 67 |, $1,199,581 00 President. Business of Comnecticut Companies in 1872. No. of Policies. Hartford Life and Annuity... Connecticut General Life.. Travellers’ Life and Accident... 2,388 Connecticut Matual Life. PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE........10,527 N BSTABLISHED BUSINESS WANTS ; demand exceeds AL ee uit ne cncamie (no enct nea ry will be given. Address L. Am, Ins’d $2,482.716 2,526,480 4,058,505 5,021,010 13,185,515 12,246,501 16,835,187 21,751,734 009 jnct Of tbe increase capac! cent net income nteed Tatlatnctory real estate “Adres 50000, Heraid office. NTED—FOR Boulevard M, H., box /ASONABLE RATES—MONBY ON Endowment Insurance Hig ty Mot Securities. Insurance of all ki companies. J. J. HA "| A ang teecond LIFE AND and othor DHL & ©0., 117 ‘vii? Broadway. wi TO LOAN—OR PURCHASE FIRST lortgage on city BT erty | in sums to 788 Third avenue, near Proctye aint sek nieeet, ye PERSONS carne OF PROCURING aca, at ees. ‘willsaaty jos. four to seven aN! roadway satisfy you; rates aco INGHAM & Aver! ted compe jafeeturere ur register gor i arenes saresaanat | i 2 BARLRY, 74 BROADWAY, BROKERS Id Priv: aaleges— $100 for put or cali ieee 000 gold; first class names. ay a penetical iiarstions and ype A LIBERAL DISCOUNT, A SECOND 100 on Mghtly encumbered perty atract, aporalsal ke Leggett & storms’ eating meek SALE—FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES, ng oT and i three years, on New Jersey Ville discount, Address MORTGAGE, JFOR SALE—CONFEDERATE MONEY. ADDRE! with stamp, L, L. OSMENT, Cleveland, Tenn, si POR SALE—A SECOND MO} first class, highly improved Westchester counts erty, mortgaged tor $40,000; value $150,000: will sae Miccount St sold Bb once, Address box L8S ‘ost office. PR SALE—A FIRST MORGAGE OF $100.00, ON New York City Lots, worth double the amount, at7 cent discount, and guaranteed Dy” frst cass ala. for particulars address ox 3,049 New ¥ ‘ork Post office, OWES & MACY, BANKERS, 30 WALL ‘STREET, i YORK, OFFER THE SAME FACILITIES TO DEPOSITORS AS INCORPORATED BANKS, AND ALLOW INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES AT THE RATE OF FOUR PER CENT. ste OANS ON LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND 4 other securities, in amounts, at Liberty street, up ra ‘OBILE AND OHIO RATOROSE COMPANY. 87 the re stockholders, gt ‘on the 74 Pl) reawened, the threstace' capita far eluck by Dy an lasue of one new share ware fe existing, upon the payment of Bye per cent the directors have FN ieliog that a here: gen shall be called for in the following instalments, on, Ist November, % Lt Januar ere aa 3 Ist April, 184. 5 apna thal eh vissoh it eatin ane lot any of ats company #l ike cere om nin Maa Mio are row stock, allotments of which Will be ‘made in ao cordance with the record of stockholders of that date, and which can be sold or used at pleasure, The transier books shall be Fe opened on Tuesday, Lith day of July next, at whieh. thin transter books wi Also bo opened in th fHice Dunean, 8he rman By order of the Board of Directors. . L. WILLOUGHBY, Secretary. feat (HF Notice 1B arr GIVEN THAT UPON THE AP- plication of, the undersimed, pursuant to chapter 161 of the Laws of 1873, an order has. Bupreme Court gt ® special term thereoh hela at the Court House, in tie city of New York, on the 29th day of May, 1873, that a new certificate of stock be issued by the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company the undersigned, in place of one heretofore issued to them by sald’ company for one hundred shares of the Gabital stock of sald company, bearing date on, or abou the 12th day of January, 1870, and nambered 2901, unless the lawful owner of ertideate shall presént the tamno et the transfer office of aid company, th cho city of New York, on er before the expiration of three weeks trom the first publication of this notice. CAMMANN & CO. —I WANT TO PURCHASE GOOD, LARGE id Mortgages, Chea Peper: $20,000 to $75,000; 01 rates four to seven ap Rar sent oft to Cover, LIGHT ENSTEIN, 183 Broadway. )FFICE OF ARMERS’ LOAN AND TRUST Company, 25 Exchange place, cornor Wilham street. The anaual election for mine Directors of this Company. eld at this oficePon Tuesday, the 10th day ee Ft, The poll will’ be open front 12 o'clock M. to 1 P, FITCH, Secretary. New Yous, May S1, 1873. $5, 000 7,204" ON FIRST OR SECOND MORT- gages in city of New York or Brooklyn. Address, with particulars, box 103 Herald office. 1,500, $12,500, AND 1,000 5.000, Boy rckerhing uine to suit to Sanon bond and ms é Beil, PARTZPELDER, 193 Broadway, room 7. $6 000-8222, $5,000, $4,000 AND $1.04 000 TO LOAN 10 fi on city improved ‘without bonus; funds for Leasehold and a Secon Bearigaace RD & LBAVITT, 8 Wall street. $12 00 TO LOAN—ON IMPROVED PROPERTY in this city or Brooklyn; seven per cent no bonus, _ HAZ, + 110 Broadway. 0, ( TED—FPOR ‘VEN YEARS; Mey 100 wanted, for five years, om first clam improved d. property, Principals only address ALEX- Brondway: b i fest Forty-seventh street, near 60.000. Py ,000, $24.0, $10,000, $10,000, $9,000— ‘o loan on Mortgages Es ‘and Sec a Mortgages cashed. HINMAN 25 Pine street $75. 000 TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE, on vacant Lots, Tenement, Property of 00d Leasehold ; $3500) for Harlem or Brooklyn: . & F, BARTLBS, 56 Wall $150. 000-2 ONE OR MORE CAPITALISTS, in cash or its equivalent, for two-thirds of the arnount, for a thirty per ceut interest in the right of an extraordinary and valuable Invention; balance f, needed, forming part of $150,000 cash capital, earn- from 8) to 50 per cent per annum; reference to be ‘Address W. H. R., box reet. katistactory. in every respect. S288 Pont fice, fin 5 TO LOAN “ON “BOND AND MORT- $125.00 gage on city, Property; Second Mort- jages cashed at once. ARNETT, hs ons" 111 Broadway, Foon F, basement. $125. 00¢ TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT- gfRe, without bonus, for a tern of years, on real esta __ SOHN F, CONREY, , 162 Broadway, room 9. 1. 132 2.60 TO LOAN—ON FIRST MORTGAGE, rie with x. property pany: pripatoas or eir at evs, DErs, One delay no brokers. J. pci ret N, 188 Bi N=, JUNE 2, 1873.96 AND 98 Fi street.—The under: have this day entered into & copartnership under firm name of anderson & Cameron, tor ‘the purpose of transacting business as manufacturers and importers of mations ve locatl rrr: une CAMERON BW YORK, JUNE 4-15 AND 17 EAST TWENTY- eighth street.—The undersigned have, on the 24 day of fone & copartnership, under the firm pame of Wing & Ki cays, for the Lage of carrying on a boarding, livery a1 sale able, Sao also a commission usiness. BLIHU 8. WING. FRANK W. KEYs. iE OOPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING under the name of Simoni & Abry, as manufac! ing Jewellers ts fis day ds ‘dissolved by matuat consent. Abry rized to collect claims due to and to Nquidate t ira of the late ee Sr. DORE SIM! Naw Yorx, June 2, 1873. GHARLES LUO ABHY. HE COPARTNERSHTP HERETOFORE | EXISVING r the firm name of & Emerson, Stock Brokern' ts this day dissolved by mataal consent, |ARNED, New Yor, June 4, 1873. Solin’ EMERSON, —_— + STATISTICS OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION. YORK, 'ULTON Monthly report No. 7 of the Bureau of Statistica is in presa, and brings the account of eur foreign |. trade down tothe month ended January 31, 1878, The Chief of the Bureau furnishes the following synopsis :— Periods, “The amounts of the foregoing, which consisted of specie and bullioa and ot merchandise, during the seven months ended January 31, 1873 and 1872, re- spectively, were as follows :— $6,554,086 9,316,878 vera | 814386.408 364,786,053 inl 6,764,284) | 28,271,967] 4,864,946 ‘382,170,614. 245,778,368 | A228, 940 ‘The total vatue of foreign commodities remain- ing in the warehouses of United 7 Janu- Ary. 1, 1873, Was $08,906,606, against $70,426,135, iehuary 81, 18 aking nhowance for the difference in the ware- nat account, the imports are in excess of the the combined values of the domestic and. fot ex- rts during the seven months ended January 31, 873, to the amount of $35,325,721, while fof the seven months ended January 3i, 1! the ae the exports by gauaiis, ois e amounts of imports exports carried in American and tore! care and other lamd vehicles iy, qari the seven months ended January 31, 1873 and 1872, were as follows:— {$52,715,061 276,501,196 Merchandise: § Exports Foreign mrporte (Mized’ | sports < ee Picea roe = ae et fie ay = 17 fap Hy Ce mits Land vehicles. . vil 1% Aha ion The en:rances and Gearanose =e American and vessels ¢ in the fore foreign trade: du the twelve Months ¢ ended ‘anuary 1873 and Otte were as follow: | No. | Tons. Be ike ee p ices ; 38110564] e:870.90 statements showing the tm- migration into the United States from inclusive; eo aie ofthe ratte} Ox = Da pny ow Ay