The New York Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1873, Page 5

> be . ae “ ‘FININCLAL AND COMMER The Foreign Situation Un- changed. OUR EXPORTS OF SPECIE. Ought Silver To Be Classed. as Merchandise P Gevernment Securities Firm and in Goed Demand. THE PROJECTED SQUEEZE IN GOLD. , Probable Programme of the Con- spirators. Defiance to the Treas- ary. HONEY STILL ABUNDANT. An Active Market in Fancy Stocks. WALL STREBT, Monpay, June 9—6 PM. THE FOREIGN MARKET. London advices bring no tidings of material ehange either in prices or situation. The bank rate continues as last quoted; but the rate for Money at Stock Exchange on government securi- tes was % per cent below that of the bank. The mew French ioan is quoted at 6% a 6% per cent Premium. The rate of discount for three months Dills in open market was % per cent below the fank rate. Consols fer money were quoted at 92%; for account 9234; bonds of the issue of 1865, ‘five-twenties, 91%; ditto of 1867, 84%; ten-forty bonds, 88% ; new fives, 8934 a 89% ; Erie, 483;, being @ decline of % from the eariler price. The market generally is reported duil. THE MONEY MARKET. Money loaned freely at from 4 to 6 per cent on the wsual securities, Prime mercantile paper was taken at from 634 to 93¢ percent. Foreign ex- ehange continue quiet, with rates steady on the ‘basis of 109 a 109% for prime 60 day bille and 110% ® 110% for' short sight. Concessions are made, however, as low as 108 15-16 a 110%. The exports Of gold and silver for the week just closed amount to $2,158,843, the bulk of which was in silver bars. The total on this account since January 1, 1873, is (622,300,582. The following table will show the ex- port for preceding years :— Same time 1872. 130,481,948 Same time 1871. » 96,916,430 Same time 1670. + 14,307,412: Same time 1869. + 14,086,625 Same time 1868. 44,195,403 oes —_ 1867. + 22,497,436 e Tas TL 43,712)795, Same time 1865. 17,546,908 Im connection with this subject @ correspondent alls attention to the fact that in ‘all the compara- tive tables of foreign exports and imports the item ‘1 ‘specie’ includes not only gold coin and bullion: bat silver coin and bullion also. Silver being now merely an article of merchandise, the produce of the United States, the same as cotton, petroleum or breadstufs, it would seem only proper to in- elude it inthe exports of merchandise, as under the present system we are ieft im the dark as to the amount of the export of gold, which is the nly article by which, so far as it goes, the balance ‘ef trade can be measured.” The New York Com- mercial Bulletin, commenting upon the same fact, urges the propriety of classing specie exports s0 that the shipments of silver can be distinguished from those of gold. And adds:—‘The production ‘and export of silver are increasing very largely every year, and the present general metlivd of Jumping silver bars or coin with gold bailén or coin and calling the whole specie, only tende to eonceal information upon a matter which is becom- fag very important in our exchanges.” RAILROAD BONDS ‘were generally firm. Union Pacific fret mortgage sold at 86% ; land grants at 70% a 71; incomes at 63%; Erie third mortgage at 101; Michigan South em sinking fund at 103; ©. C. and I. C. secopd Mertgage at 72; New Jersey first mortgage at 106; Toledo, Peoria and W., E. D. at 91; do., second Mortgage, at 77. The foliowing were the bids as amended at Bred call:— Tol & Wab 2d m... + 8134 Tol & Wav equip “87% Gt West ist m, '88, 023, Gt Western 2d m, *93.. Quincy 2 ‘ol Ist, °90. Til & So Iowa Ist im. eqesees ere ‘be readily supplied, and pay tribute to our national Gredit by the eagerness with which they seek to Place foreign capital in these securities for per- manent investment. The following were the Prices of the day:—United States currency sixes, 114% @ 114%; do, sixes, 1881, registered, 116% a 116%; 40, do, do., coupon, 123 @ 123%; do. five- twenties, registered, May and November, 117 a 111%; 0. do., 1862, coupon, do, 117% a 117%; @o. do., 1864, do, do., 1174 a 117%; do. do., 1865, do, do., 1193 & 119%; do. do., 1867, registered, January and July, 1164 116%; do. do., 1865, con- pon, do., 120% 8 120%; do. do., 1867, do. do., 121% @ 122; do. do., 1868, do. do., 120% & 12135; do. ten- forties, registered, 112% @ 113; do. do., coupon, 114% a@ 115; do. fives, 1881, registered, 115%; do. do, @o., coupon, 115% a 115%. SOUTHERN SECURITIES ‘were weak, with li mited transactions. Tonnessee sixes (new) sold at 75%; Missouri sixes at 04% ; South Carolina sixes (new), January and July, at 15%. The following are the quotations of bids and asking prices:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 79 794; @o., new, 78 #79; Virginia, ex coupon, 43 a 48; do. sixes, consolidated bonds, 55% a 55%; do. do., deferred scrip, 10 211; Georgia sixes, 74 a 78; do, sevens, 90 a 92; North Carolina, ex coupon, 28 a 29; @o. to North Carclina Railroad, 54 a 60; do. fanding, 1886, 17819; do, do., 1868, 16 @ 18; do, new, 16 a 27; 0., special tax, 12a 14; Missouri sixes, 0% a 4%; do. Hannibal and St. Joseph, 91 892; Louink ana sixes, 45 4 65; South Carolina sixes, new, Janu- ary and July, 15% @ 15%; do, do, April and Oc tober, 20 25; Arkansas sixes, funded, 30 a 40, @OLD 118 a 117%, _JThe condition of gold is one of the carious prob- Jems of the hour, at least to those who are outside of the charmed circle, by which its movements seem to be regulated. No one attempts to deny that the present price is artificial, but it te un- apestionably maintained at ite quoted feure by influences in which the clique appear to place im- plicit confidence or they would not take such risks, with which the public are familiar. ‘The ex- perience of Black Friday being before them, it is not probable that they tmtend to rush headlong into a similar speculative crisis, but that they are working out a given som in decimal fractions, with plamb-line and rule, steadily, patiently and persistently, must be apparent to every ob- server of events. The small amount in the Treasury is no longer a check upon specu- lation. On the contrary, it would seem to be an incentive, and the speculators may finally snap defiant fingers with a “lay-on-Macauff” non- | chalance at the insignificant six or eight millions of Secretary Richardson whenever their plans culminate. It is only a little while ago that gold was thought high at 116, ‘The price lingered awhile, until we became accustomed to the daily quotation, then crept on and touched 117, Again ® ‘pause, a fuctuation, then @ gradual ad- vance, until to-day we are familiar with 118, and last week 118%; excited no unusual commotion. Where is this to end ? Importers are said to have suffered heavily from the Spring trade, and went “short” of gold, hoping for lower rates, The im- ports during the Summer and Fad will, it is thought, be largely diminished, thus weakening the receipts from customs, and to @ corresponding @egree the reserve of the Treasury. Meanwhile England is not in @ condition to afford relief in the event.of a “squeeze,” and should there be financtal complications and a decline in government securi- ties, a shipment of gold would result that might at once strengthen the position of these operators and probably advance the price several points beyond the figure at present quoted. The foregoing appears to be the basis of the mevement, as far ascan be Judged from the actions of the conspirators and the circumstances that have prompted the same. To use an old and vulgar saying, however—“The proof of the pudding isin the eating.” The foliow- ing taple will show the fluctuations in gold to-day, the market not being very brisk :— The rates paid for carrying were 5, < 434 and 6 percent, Loans on time were quoted fat for 30 days, flat to 1-16 for use for 60 days, % to % fer 90 days, 1 per cent for 4 months, 1% per cent for 6 Months and 1% to 2 per cent for the year.’ The following are the operations of the Gold Ex- change Bank Gold balances. Currency bali Gross clearances. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY, The following were the balances at the close of business to-day in Washington:—Currency, $6,211,596; special deposits of legal tenders for the redemption of certificates of deposit, $30,285,000; coin, $76,791,878, including $34,332,500 in coin cer- tificates. Outstanding legal tenders, $356,000,000, ‘phe sum of $81,000 was paid out to-day by the As. sistant Treasurer on account of interest, and $197,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. THE STOCK MARKET. The stock market, while showing the influence of a strong bear movement in several of the “fan- cles,” Was moderately active. Western Union led of at 84%, but before the firet board declined to 83%, from which figure it was gradually borne down to 82%. It recovered % a % per cent, how- ever, towards the close, but wound up 1 per cent under the opening price. Sales of Erie, seller 60, Were made at 60% @ 603g, but the price for cash de- livery and short option was steady at 62a 62%. Rock Isiand opened at 109%, its highest figure of the day, and fell cf 1 per cent, recovering, how- ever, to 108%. Pacific Mail began its career at 40, rose gradually to 41, receded to the original figure, and lingered within { per cent of the same until the close. The influences operating on this stock from different directions are too mysterious to be comprehended. $1,641,000 + 1,938,859 +39,497,000 8. PAUL declined about 1 per cent. New York Central and Hadson started at 101.4 before the call, but quickly weakened, without recovery, and closed at 100%, its lowest figure being % per cent less. Union Pacific was not so active as heretofore. It opened at its best price of the day, 25%, was beaten down 27%, but rallied at the close. OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI ‘was somewhat washed by a speculative wave, not- withstanding the favorable report that its earnings for May were upwards of $27,000 more than during the same period last year. Its first sale was at 3734, from which it quickly advanced to 38%, ‘whereupon foltowed fractional fluctuations until the close, when the figure stood 37%. ©. C. and I. C. wold for 303%, 30, 2034, 30, 20% a 20%. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western was firmat 10¢, 105%, 10644, 10534. Harlem sold at 130, 129, 3295s. Con- -solidation Coal suffered a hammering from 53 to 40%, but subsequently rallied to 52%. Boston, Hartford and Erie helds its own at 2%. ‘The tone . of the market is evidently bearish, with astrong disposition to de- velop the plans of the bulls for the Summer, with- out going too far into deep water. The impression of the street is thatas gold advances stocks will not be materially affected, but simply swing like idle ships around their present anchovage. A meeting of the holders of the bonds of the St. Joseph and Denver City Railroad will be heid at the office of Hassler & Co., No. 7 Wall street, June Ti, at three P. M., for the purpose of taking con- certed action for the protection of their interests. GROSS EARNINGS OP RAILROADS, The following tables, compiled by the Datly Bul- letin, will show what has been accomplished during vhe past fve months by some of the principal raii- roads of the country :— 1872. 1873, Atlantic and elas Abeta $1,! pe $2,019,012 Atlantic and Pacifi 417, 6: 516,446 Burlington, C. apis ‘ tina. so'sar 384, 1,901,001 1,998,191 4,310,527 4,705,527 1,747,779 2,064,201 259,400 7,468,414 $038,813 er 1,331,085 1,279,138 Take shore and Mich, Soutera 7,041,803 8,072,901 Marietta and Cincinnati. = _ 756,960 889,320 Milwaukee and St. Paul. 2,835,362 2,693,495 Ohio and Mississippi. 1,641,545 Pacific of Missouri. 1,444,605, st Lows, Alten and T. H. 582,146 ais, Alt. & T.H. bi 240,914 Bt ais, Kansas City 929, St. Louis and Bouthenarern,. 474,608 Tojeado, Wabash and Western. Fassia 478 2,182,785 Total......... $38,148,619 $42,251,490 Net increase, 1873. ‘coos $3,726,169 *Fourth week in May estimated. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The following table shows the highest and lowest Prices of the principal stocks during the day :— Lowest. New York Central. 100% Eri see 62 91% Cis 15% 8335 108 44 St. Pan).... 5396 st. Mapa om nor es Ta Ohto an cae a 37% Union 1% Wester Ci r i. ans catern Union Tele; raph. Pacific Maii....... earap Ey SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE, Monday, June bere A.M. $800 pt 5-20, ©, 62, $3000 US 5-20, ©, " Called boi wetnee ae be 118 18 oon US 5 ve 1000 sha West Un Tei... do. . Bs e, = mt = ES et E Sse t=) =: EEggESEEESLERSY ee SeSESESUSESEE CESEEE ae Ye ia F} SSREDENS 8 5 2 3 so BEES! SS: Bes « as i me 1 89 7 oy 4 2 8 #0 . 86 70 95 100 53 400 B2ig 50 232 100 bl” 700 o1 100 503 100 Rer rT ix 0 s ee 300 80% 400 Fs 8 Bi 00 400 2300 Bq 400 ot 300 Se 9 58% 400 HS 100 53% xs s 8 at 800 827 100 cy 300 100 Dg 20 2h 100 te 400 s° 10 a 500 8335 200. Mil 72% 800 83" 300 6 100 8314 100 61% 300, Sig Sw os 200 8393 1 6s ito ie BY oy Big WHR! a0 . & U Chic, 039% 30. s Bi iiwa dau a pg 8 63 Dei hk 106 400 8 20 10374 400 é 400 106. 200 100 7 Ci 100 100 20 700 400 1600 100 ‘800 rp 300 100 WO 0 400 400 500. ‘ We 1800 12:15 and 2:15 P. M. Me% «$2000 U: 123) 3000 U ea, a7 3000 Us Called bonds, smi 118 12:30 f $09 she West Union Tel eK P. M.—efore Call. ne ee wy rn ife RR. No 200 Chie a Rock i Rik, 10s7¢ 100 B, AE RR. De Lt Ohio & M HR. fit 000 300 900 100 200 200 «100 200 20 rt ow BOO N J Ces its nig: 108 $00 Wshs Am Ex Bunk... 109 500 100 €on Coal of Md..:: 524g 260 100 525, 2 100 sy P| 200 100% 100 be 8% 00 oS 834 100 0 Bi3q 100 i <a’ i a 83" 100 wy Bolg 23 10 do. bs Hp 300 2000 a . BS 1200 az ae 2to3 P.M, 400shs NY C& HR RR 1003 100 do. b8 i di 100} 400 Harlem RR, # rt 30D, L & W 600 Ohio & Miss =; 1000 I do. 4000, C& 10 Rik: 29 200" do. 295 lo. 20% 00 do. By CLOSING PRICES—3 0 O'CLOCK P, M Western Union. 4 a 8814 $34 _Umion Pacific. 286 a 28 uicksllver pr: 50, a Bi Clev a P: 873, @ 87 dams Express. Rs a aN fA a hie Wells-Fargo. re Cent 106 a 17 Am Mer Un Del, Lack & W. 1 t Paul rye Mail Spot Cotton I-4c, and Future Deliver= fes I-8c. Better—Flour Duall—Wheat Firmer—Corn Ic. a 2c. Better—Oats Strong —Grocerics Quiet — Provisions Dall. MONDAY, June 9—6 P. M. The trade movement was still slow as a general thing, though there was more activity in some quarters than on Saturday. The most noteworthy changes were at the Produce Exchange. The flour market was still dull, though there was rather more inquiry for lines of extra State for shipment, on the spot and toarrive, Wheat was in better Tequest and rather dearer for strictly prime Spring, which was scarce. There was alse some inquiry for future delivery, and seme . busi- ness was done in a sly way, but at about steady prices, Corn was also more sought after and with moderate receipts prices favored the seller tothe extent of about 2c. per bushel. Considerable purchases were made for shipment at the advance. Oats were in about steady prices. Whiskey was lower in the face of hmited receipts. Pork was still quiet and nominal. Lard was decidedly brisk under a good demand and prices were decidedly in sellers’ favor. Freights were strong, and tended to check tales of grain. Corton on the spot, in sympathy with the continued upward movement in futare deliveries, advanced in value. The revised quotations appended show an ad- vance of 3c. per Ib. on all grades save ordinary. All growths of ordinary assume an even value with ordi- nary upland. Future deliveries again advanced, the market closing however, with a drooping tendency at the advance of ie. We som ap thus — sy Sg 3B ne a 13 of Total .. 733 1,729 —For future pebvere¢ (basis low insddling, the sales have been as follows les Saturday evening, after one ra te Bits" 180) bt At ls aie eee cel 100 at 19 19 15°30, 1,309 2 2 in store, running in above‘or below the ae ports to-day were as ew PAL 8, 854, Mobile, dil; e Himingtoh, 15; Norfolk; Toul, 2,036; this day Jase week, which Rio cargoes were offered Gecline of Me ver Ib. She de- fair request at | tre per Onion, and, io bars tos oot on Veg a We quote — = ange for, lots Y credit; Java" eovern. ny lee, a Yon’, : Nia 19e. & 19) ; Jamai Porta Rico, ide: ai ind 13%e. a 19e.; Mant ras Se, Oh Costa Ri 183 Hiern dee ae ae iA c. & 190, Ay ee a jays’ credit. i cai pie—Piour. 19,295 bbls. : whea % do. ; corn meal, 241 bbla. and m4 Exit sie The flour market continued Dut’ prices were withont decided change. The sales were Thout 15,000 bbis., including 6,000 bbls. ¢xtra State, Saturday evening, to ‘arrive, at about $7. We quote :— 475 $78 Western : puDd hoop Ohio, shi b ound Rap Os ie ea ly. Bt Louis, low extr St. Louis, straight exir: Bb Touts, © sae ie tay extra. souls, choice on California, . Rye flour Southern Southern su; Southern extra Southern family, Corn meal, Western Corn meal, Jersey, rfine SPSSSSESRSSSSSSSESES me nPSEDreeEEePEesrEeEe FasmcetcanSyasracs nF EP BESESSSSSSSSESTSRSIES! Bin ghapcncnhamatawanec cast a 3 3 Dorn mel, Braudyw 3 Baltimore’... D to. Calore. 30) a 3 Puncheons, 8 00 oO —Wheat ir demand and Srme particular! for Bripe spring. The sales were about 130,000 bushel bl $00 $1 ior rejected Spring, $1 40 @ 81 4B Wor how Chicage, Spring, $i &8 tor No. Milwaukee, $1 1 for Prime Northwest, $1 55 a $1 67 for No. 2 Milwaukee and cine, $1 W torNe 1 Chieagy, $1.63 for very cholce dr: No.2 Milwaukee, lacluded in ‘hie above is 24000 bushels Milwaukee, to arrive, on, private terms. ¢. a Be, dearer, with sales of 150,000 alggin We, a tae. Lor Warm and damp new for steamer. Sc. a Ge. for dry raul G4c: . Oats were strong, but without decided change. Sales 68,000 bushels, at 44%c. for mixed Western, 0c. for light mixed and blo, a f4e. for white. At the close the market was tame. Barley and malt were neglected and nominal |B yeqwas inactive: Me. for Wexern and a.m bond, are nominak quotations, ae $1.4 $1 W Canada peas, in Bond, were offered without bu: Puriours.—Borth oom has been in fair demand and Tates stronger tor provisions and flour. The chartering inquiry Was light and rates about steady, The engage ments to-day were :—To saverpool, by steam. 32,000 000 bush. els grain (reiet room) reported he Med 3,000 boxes ahseee stom. & nd 12,000 boxes do. at COs, te boxes bacon at 0s. ; by sail, 300 bbls Te oil at7s, 134d. and 200 tons oil cake on private ferme. London, by. steam, 21,000 bushels wheat at 12%4d. ; hds, Kentucky tobacco at $e i by ea, ei Daehele Peiaae atid, and 3,50) bbls. 3s. d. To Glasgow, by steam, 2,000 boxes iy Rotterdam. b my AO0, bushes Cort was in good reaue bushels at trom se mixed, Sée. fined petroleum at 7s $d. An Austri ases relined do. at British brig, hence to a direct port, Ltaly, with 2,500 bis. rosin at and & British brie back ‘from the south side of Cuba, with 300 hi at $7. One or two charters for apse, were pending. but ‘not closed ata late How. are nom- trifugal and mfxea, ise. a do. muscovado, refining, 45c.; Porto Rico, 35. at ew Orleans, Séc. a He. ie market for spirits. turpe ruled very quict to-day, but the value appears to remai about steady at 4645c, We hear of sales of only 146 bbis. atd6igc. Strained rosin is also quict, and without new features of interest. Transactions ‘include WO bbls. at $200 and 100 vbIs: ood, strained at $3, both from the lock ; also @ cargo of 2,500 bbls. sald to he at $3. The rosin are with dt reported transactions, ly at $4084 25° for Wash: On and, $490 for Willaston, * Pitch, moderatel active in a jobhing way at $3.50 for prime city. dchivered. Petnoneda.—The market for refined was dull at the opening, but late in the day there was some speculative ingulny, and sales were reported of 100U0 bbls, July, ut c.; 6000 bbls, August, at same price, and 6,000 bbls... ther sales were pending, but not The market ruled pretty frm and noted as the price tor June cargoes. bige., but quiet. Naphtha firmly held at lie, for Weitern and city. Crude qui and firm at Parca de. in bulk, and 1446, in Dbl othe K advices were of enerally, dud markets, at $2 56 Olt Ghey, S488 for Rouse site $2 85 8 $2 5735 at Fitusville, and $230at Parker's. At Philadelphia there was quite Jarge businem done Iate Saturday, the salen aggreKALng bbls, at 19gc. July. 198. August, and tember. To-day the inarket was quiet and’ steady a Whe. tor June, but very liltle offered for this month, Phovisions “Re bist cat meats, £3 Packages; lard, 130 bbIy and ‘Vierces, and 150kegs. ‘The Zmand for mess pork ‘was unimportant. No whole- gale lots were disposed of, In Jobbing lo's 125 bbls. were sposed of at $10 G2S; a $16 78; 200 Dbls, old sold ut $10, prime Tenlized $14; $16 60 was bid for in 193¢c. was general Cason stendy at 2 ts—Pork, 43 tae aad "pi b jor July deliveries. Beerthe inarket ‘Was quiet, with prices ruling steady. In @ smali way several packayes changed hands wiibin, the range of oe es 3 ‘$14 for extra do. I for plain mess bbls: $12 $a for primer do. tierces, and $23 a terces., Beef hans were ne giected, a $32 for Western and ‘ade has been highvtoday. being lows. Pri ppd erwent no tial change. We néard of sales of pickled shoul, dere bat 7240, SEN ber Wb., and 0 ther at inlet, with eales of 900 boxes at 8. Be) xesdo. on private terms. rad SOF BO tleroes for Jnue deliv. re 600 ted, Wo'tierces at Sie, i to the extent of 250 tierces at 8c. Butter and cl re without material chango in‘uny respect. Wo quote cholce near by State egge, 190, Southern, 1630. a 17e.. and Western, 17gc. a 183g¢., with move in raw sugar was moderately Ve at {ull prices. We note sales of 200 hhds. centritu- rivate | het ‘198 bhi imuscovada, good fair, at c. 4 427 buds. prime Cub at Bge. + 200 hi dg, various ots within the Fange of appended (uotations; 400 boxes cen- trifugal at 9 it boxes clayed atsixe. Refined ruled at former prices. We quote — firm with @ ood domat ba—Refining, ‘jplerter Jo common, Te. Tae, wood Loprime, Be, ae: kroccry, er ‘enaice, ‘Bigc. a 96. molasses, oe 46. ab: Wee a sige. 1 do. 18 101, Es Bac 8 10 15, SC, a 9146. a We. don id 10 2) Wige, a 106-4 Porto’ ‘Rico—Ketining, grocery, fair to choice, Standard, Nos. 8 to 12, O3gc. Nos. 1016.12, wlgc, a Be. superior, 7c. a 9% 1ck.“Business; in a distributing way, has been mod erately fair to day, with prices ruling steady. The sales foot up about an tkcstes of Carytina at from 7%. to gc. 4 bags of Rangoon at 630. Srnanuge wes dull 0 fierees sold within the range of Mac. w t, with beng sf 46,000 Ibs. at from 734c. 6. He ee ‘Javi—Dutch standard, Manila—Superior and extra to Bc., and 1 . choice ai ni} —Receipta, 485 Dhle The market ruled in buy- Oat We note sales of 300 bbis. at %8c., and 5 bbls. at Bigc. DOMESTIO MARKETS, Gatveston, Jane 9, 1878. Cotton dull: food ordinary, 14340. 0 1435 {reoeipte, 6 Dales Exports to Great Britain, o7. Stock, New Onveaxs, June Cotton ip good demand, ordinary, Ie..% 124c ordinary, 15c.; iow middlin WAC. a 1676e, 5 nh Ite, a lege. Net receipts, } Bross, po to Great Writain, sas) Bales, 1800, Saturday evenings 2,600, Stock, 66,786. Montz. June 9, 1873. Wotton firm; offerings light; low middlings,’ 16%\c. ; middlings, 18. Net Prcaipas, ait bales. Exports coast wise, 106. ' Sales, 100, Stock, '2, Savann. ne 9, 1873, y : middlings, 18%4c. Net 396 bales. ine, 2,746, a Cnet 782. Stoc! Cuantaston, June Cotton quiet; middlingr, 18ge- Nor recelpyy, 19 "10h bales, fine Exports coastwise, 618. Sales, 200. Stock, Wrarearox, N. C., June 9, 1873. Spirits of turpentine quiet at dlc. in quiet at for strained; $3 entine reoady at $2 for hard, and. sS'or yell entine steady at for a or: el rw ‘ai Virwine ‘Tur steady at $3 20 yello he 69,1 Plour unchanged ; sales of 1,400 bois. at $828 fer No.1 Spring, $9 25 for amber Winter, $10 75 tor double extra. Wheat unchanged ; sales of 2,000 bushels ot amber Michi- gan at $1°70; 1,000 do. No. 1 Milwaukee club held at $! ong car of do. at $1 85; one car of do. at $157. Corn dull: su ley of 1,20) bushels ot mixed Indiana at S5c., 800 bushels of prime Tilinois at 52e. Corn’meal; $1 25 for bolted. $1 20 for unbolted per ewe. Mallfecd un hanged: shorts. $16 5); shivstufts, $17 60, and middtings, $1 1 for ae xe at i? ®, for Ya $19 perton. ye, Tic. to New a O% to New York. oad freights—Flour to Philadelphia, 0c. ; to Boston, New York. 40c.: to Albany, Receipts p fake—tic,aofeet ofiumber. ‘shiomehis by. cabaled?, bushels Wheat, 130,000 feet of ae ¢ 9, 1873, Flour dull and unchanged. went dat Nand ec ing sales of No. ite Wabash at $1 Xo. 3 do., $171 tra wh Nithivany $185; amber sich an, spot, seller June, $1 Su! seller July Tred $1 68; setler June, i 99; Foe ted rea. $1.90: ADEE Tinos, $1 67; No. Z do., forn stendy.” Sales of high mined ‘spot and selige tune, 44¢ seller sie aT. seller kei gece mbe! low mixe: . 430. 44g Michigan, 4%3¢¢. 3 a . Oats a mhade better a y Loeal tor d. teen firm; to Burial Uswego, Se. a Kingston, Sc. Teeces eipte-at ink. bia a0 Sishels Thott ig’ .2escerm, and 808 ex ett ae hipments— flour jushels wheat 000, ir £98 pois. Go t, 19,000 do. corn and June 91873. irain in store: —Whea QP ts tZBS7 do. edoss rye iaatte forw-eight hours—! els; corn, 355,036 do. ; do, “CEbal shipmente— Wheat, 69,630 sbuheiss ‘corn, | B30 do. Wheat, 3 615 bushels: ‘corn, reigns ewer: wheat tie ac, Flour quiet; Western Spri ca gt $7 0 w $8 25 Se aipber, #8 0 a ar $10. ant. aon) bushels * llwaukeo No. } quoted—Milwaukee No. 2 Boring, $i; Ting, 2 wut seni 1 385 white hig gn, eh demand, sale neh ie 95,853 bi hele corn, 141,653 do. ; do.; rye, 64 do. : barley malt, ii do. Lake ‘imports for the last ar, 17,460 ba ¢ w - 25, Rye malt iecoa it Li ongues, 7: arucles unchanged, Carcaco, ie 9, 1873. Flour ou and unchanged ; | busine: quiet nad Bene tales of NO. Spring aUS1 20: Noe SG eller Jung; No.3 to, $114; a8 fort’ Arm and in’ fare demand at B6\ec. for fresh, 8) a ty . velier July; 40\e:, eller Au: age c. 1 ats tteady: pa 4 NS *,. ic., fea July | relected, Fork y $1575, snot; seller gies, a Siow si rj auiet and unehanged; nominal ‘eg0. cash. | Bulk nest steady : quotable at Oe, a 6c. for shoulders; Sc, a 8K for stiort mb middies; sie, for short clear middiee Hil Loose. ‘Wacom. wend for shoulders; : on vat clear rib sides; 9ge, fof clear sides. Whiskey ‘stendy a We. Freight quiet and unchany ea. Recerpus-s,0o bole. flour, (U0) bushels wheat, 241 de. corn, 175,000 do, oats, 5,00 do rye and 400’ do, barley, Shipinente—7W) Pe N one, ia 19,000 bushels wheat, 283,000 do. corn and HAVANA MARKETS, Havana, Jane 9, 1873, 0% reals per arrobe. Ex- sta, short sight, currency, Sugar—No. 12 D. 8. ¢hange buoyant; on Uni 19a 20 per cent. premium. M— Loxpon Monsy Manaer.—Lonpon. June $—5 P. Consols closed at foe 8 {or money, $2 for the ‘account. American ‘securities Unite bonds closed, 1b6) 1%; ton-torties Sh)aj new tives, 80%." Erle Riles? bh 8H pike opening pooaetent Cn eg PH as low! ba Lapel on nis, ; n-forties, a new fives, B84 ae vie attway shares, 48, VRRFOOL UoTTON MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, ‘June 19—5 M.—Cotton close Ww! middiing uplands, Sid. ; fmlddling Groans sci sales of the day were L bales, including jor export and "peculaton. ot American, ales of cotton the sales, 7,750 bales we dd’ trom Savannah or Charleston, in May, 6d. ; sales shipped from the same ports, deliverable in June and Jity. at 8 LIK; rales of cot" ion shipped trom New Orleans and deliverable in July and August, at91-16d., aud wales of cotton shipped from Savannah or Charleston, deliverable in “August and September, at 8 15-100. The market opened steady, with middling uplands, 8%d.; middling Orleans, 94a. LiveRrool Brsdpsturrs MaRKir.—LiveKrooL, June 9-2 PM.—Breadstufls dull. i LavenvooL Propuck MARxer.—Livenroon, June 9— Evening—Refined petroleum, 18d. w 434d. per gation. NDON PRODUCK MaKKET.—LoNDoM, June 9—Evening.— Linseed oil, £33 10s, per ton. ‘Spirits turpentine, a Sis. 6A. per owt, ANTWERP PETROLEUM MANKrE.—ARWERF, June 9-Pe- trolenm, 40f, tor standard white, + e+ PINANCIA 5 NNUAL STATEMENT MUTUAL WARTFOR Net Assets January 1, 1872... $7,610,614 05, YNOOMES IN 1872 $2,912,429 74 271 From premiums..... From interest. From agents’ balances paid and ine crease in value of investments.. 22,144 OF $10,946,510 54 DISBURSEMENTS IN 1872, To policy holders. Paid claims by death - $878,499 66 Paid dividends ........ + 995.443 12 Paid for lapsed and surrendered POLCIOI...446.-- all other agency expense $361,684 18, Paid medical examiners’ fo + 80,821 90 Paid salaries of officers and office employes 34,515 63 Paid taxes. 46,328 54 Paid reinsurance sere 1,272 68 Paid al) other expenses, + 79036 2 $957,158 62 ¢ _ $2,737,185 47 ay $5,200,826 07 Loans on bond and mortgage Loans on collateral secarity United States registered 278,093 75 State and county bonds. 66,000 0 Railroad bonds. 43,000 00 Gas company stocks... 18,159 00 Bank stoc! 182,720 00 LI8678 4 « 3,651,237 01 11,54 63, 38,042 19 Al other assets 96,955 16 a $8,205,525 07 Net present value of aii outstand- ing policies, New York stam dard, January }, 1873. $6,776,117 00 Al) other liabilities 232,376 87 $7,000,408 57 Surplus... $1, 190,8 10,527 Number of poilcies issued an 1872,..... Amount insared...e..cccree Whole number of policies Whole amount insured $71,010,267 “FESSENDEN, President. Business of Connecticut Companies in 1872, Na. of Policies, Am, Ins'd Hartford Life and Annuity ..... 1,216 92,482.716 Connecticut General Life 1,200 2,826,480 Travellers’ Life and Accide! 2,388 4,059,005 Continental Life. 2.967 5,021,010 Connecticut Mutua! Life 507 13,185,915 Charter Oak Life....... . 5,929 12,246,591 | Rina Life... 8701 PHG@NIX MUTUAL LIFE. 10,627 (UAY COOKE ft 10. 20 Wall street, New York. Exchange on London, P ar’ "Bertin, Frankfort, Bremen, Vienna. ple Transfers, r Letters, lal Credits, on, JAY COOKR, McCULLOCH & €O., 41 Lowbard street, London. ty Cable Transfers npon Vienna direct A wi Young MAN, JUST STARTING IN BUSINESS, ith every possible chance of success, wishes to ogo a the sum of $250, repayable weeny, cor otherwise; interest and undeniabie references. Address JUNi:X, care of W. B. Dickic, 69 William street Ate RBASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment eg Renelen Mortgages and other Securities, Insurance of all js elected with best companies. . HABRICH & CO., 17 Broadway. N ESTATE D.—MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND and Mort; and er the purchase of Second Mort. gages. EBEN APPLETON, 12 Pine street Brees PAPER AND MISCELLANEOUS SECURIL 1d S014. agian: 49" SOUN B. MURRAY, 98 Broadway. _ Ok AND TIME LOANS NEGOTIATED UPON AP- Proved securititeiN B. MURRAY, 98 Broadway. R INVESTMENT AND TRUST ESTATES—FIRST OF ase Morus ‘gages, guaranteed by @ wealthy city cor- oration, current here and in ‘nifed Sisied government bonds, rior ale ty UGS Per aE eee MURRA rer THOUSAND DOLLARS (BEING TOTAL I88UF) of ba his and Raleigh Railroad Company's first Portage it per cent Bonds, due in ise7, guaranteed by She pew or er ay priheipat and interest pay: York, for saie 40) B. MURRAY, 9% Broa naw ir & BRAINE, STOCK BROKERS, 1) BROAD street, t.—Stock and’ Gold Privileges phe i Fe ck can epeeniate with small capital | and with very littie Aplanotory circulars mailed. Z£ FINANCIAL. ANKING HOUSE OF PISK & H, Be No, 9 Nassau Seneer, Sew Yous? sune 9, ie vesiment pital, o1 ad hange ment Bend: Toh coe now sold aoe or ver be sold at Se eee nigh sw Brices. the toilow Sd established reputation, vise pains, Chenapeat Bonde York sity: anf ineret payable hapten dSG i issued in denominations of § a ‘and wr 00 eine? of si ty Coupon or Rexistered—Price 8834 ‘and accrued i Chesapeake and ohiaseven Percent ‘Rove paren and Interest payable in Gold Coin in New Clty ogpterest payable January 1 and July OT onor tk sogrusd imtarest seseimphocnn ish vies The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad is in operation from Richmond to th nie elven wae tance of 42) miles. at x cot, with the equipment, of over 5, pid development of ite Wee feats that the earniugs for tho ensuing twelve months will not be less than 000, amd for the succeeding year not less than $5,000, SO Pamphlets containing full information concerning the Road ant the country it traverses will be furnis! on application. WYeraiso deal in Government, Bonds, Central _and West- ern Pacific, and other first-class Securities; receive de- Donita, on which we allow four per cent Interest; make collections and do a general Banking business. FIsK & HATCH, — sia = OANS ON LIFE . INSURANCE POLICIES AND 4 other securities, in large and small amounts, Liberty street, up stairs, OBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPA pa Whereas the stockholders? at mnare ameoiing om the the 17th day ot April, 1875, requested the directors to capital stock by uneissue of oue new share for each share Bene? | B12.000 78s fon, sam as how existing, upon the payment of 25 per cent in cash; Whereas the directors have prescribed that said 25 per gent shall be called tor in the following instalments, on iat Ju - int Hovtinber Is73.. Ast Janu itaprib, | that the” transfer’ books of this ‘oved on Monday, the 16th day of June urpose of determining who are entitled to allotments of whic! made in ac Gordance with the ‘record of | stock kholders of that date, and which can be gold or used at pl "Tho transfer Hooks Rial be reepened css rit 15th day of July next, at which ape transier books Wil also be opened in the, clty of New York, at the off Duncan, Sherman & Co. By order of the Board of Directors, WILLOUGHBY, Secretary. _ ‘OTES BOUGHT AND SOLD—CASH LOANED ON stocks, mortgages, bonds, Ife insurance policies and miscellaneous securities. 25 Pine street, room He, ¥F. DE Pot THE FARMERS’ LOAN AND TRUST Company, 2 Exchange place, corner William street. ‘The annual eiection for nine Directors of ah Company, will be held at this oMce on Tuesday, the 10th day of Sine uext.. The poH Will be open fram Lz o'clock Me. tok o'clock P.M. GEO. P, FITCH, Secretary. New Youx, May 31, 1873, SHORT MORTGAGES (FIRSTS AND SECONDS) ON 1 city property wanted, B. MURRAY, 98 Broadw: JOL XT. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RATLROAD.— x FOmaRaDY, (oe ted to FFICE oF Molders of Bonds of this Meet at the office of HASSLER New York, June 1, atS o'clock P. M., faking cohceried ‘action for protecting, their iulereats, Those not able to attend. will please write to TASSLEE & CO., stating the amounts of their bonds, and wheter white or yellow. for the pul Waniap ‘$30,000 on “FIRST MORTGAGE ON “CITY Property, first class, Address H., Herald oifice. $5. OOO, $3:0%,,.8% 00,20 PURCHASE BROOK: o, + lyn k tat Mor ‘Any amount to loan on City Property. KN tian tt Cedar street, Notary and © acnsalpuar for ev $4,000 TO patel) for three years; also Builders’ Loans and Sccond Mortgages, AWAKD & LEAVITT, 64 Vi ‘Wall “strect, $12. 000. NOTE, SEVEN MONTHS, FOR SALI maker periectiy responsible, recut Il be sold at one per cent large amount of real cstates Por month discount, and first mortcages amount le over that sum given as collateral. Address OW) bind Dox 228 Herald office, TRU: $70,000 mkengt upon improved erty; also Mortgages es are $75 000° N IMPROVED CITY REAL oO. estate, on vacant lots, tenement property ©F wood ieasenold ; $2000 tor Harlem or Brootlyn. al ON FIRST city prop- $12. 000. TO LOA BOND AND MOR’ 5. gage on Improved Real Estate, iy to suit; also goud second Morig urchased. immediate 2 S. IRELAND, 201 Broadway. _ af $132 aies 0 euuatc im this elty. is ¥. CONREY, rt Broadway, room % a REAL ESTATE AFFAIRS, Sales on °Change—Final Disposal of Property Postponed Twenty Times= Valuable Tenth Avenue Lots Under the Hammer—iImportant Suburban Sales Marion, N.J., and Whitestone, Long Island—Realty on the Line of the New Northern Boulevard. For a Monday, the business at the Real Estate Exchange yesterday was rather active, a very fair assemblage having congregated there. One piece of property offered and sold was @ five story free- | stone building, No. 199 Church street, lot 21.2x75, by E. H. Ludiow & Co., and sold to A. C. Milan jor | $49,000, To this property considerable of a history 1s attached. About two months ago, Colonel James M. Milne sold the same, under @ foreclosure ona first mortgage for $47,000, alter postponing the sale no Jess than seventeen different times, Yesterday Messrs, Ludlow & Co., disposed of it under the foreclosure of a second mortgage for the above mentioned sum, having been postponed from May 5to May 26 ana from date to the 3d inst, when it was finally knocked down as stated. ‘The other sale was held by Mr. James M. Miller, and consisted of a three story brick house on the northeast corner of Allon and Delancey streest, iot | 26x73.6, tod, Walther for $19,509, Private suies are being made in the street quite actively, but have not been reported yet. ‘To-day at noon A VERY IMPORTANT SALE of realty will be held at the Exchange, by A. J. er, Sou & Co., consisting of ten lots, situated outh-east corner of Tenth avenue and Aixty~ d street —five lots each, 20X100 on the avenue, and five of similar dimensions on the street. ‘The | property is sold by order of the Supreme Uourt, | under the direction of Luke A Lockwood, Referee. | sixty-second street being regulated, curbed, gut- d and sewered, the ground high, and located ithin one biock of the Boulevards, this property will, no doubt, realize very good prices. ‘The great excitement of the day ts centred in the impending suburban sales to be held on Tharaday, the 12th inst, pat thousand maps of the prop- | erty at Marion, N, J., to be sold on that day by Jere Johnson, Jr. and JM. chee have been catied for, thus de onstratng f hat there will be a lively activity la this particular realestate, This sale is | imperative, being @ partition of the Marion Build- ing Company, comprising THE ST. JAMBS HOTEL of 125 rooms, fully farnished; ‘twenty-six neat cottages and seventy-iive docks and water fronts on the Hackensack River, adjoining’ the Pennsylvania Ratlroad works. Besides this, 927 full city lots will be sold to the highest bidder, Marton 1s embraced in the Fifth Aldermanic dis. trict of Jersey City, and is within eight minutes’ ride by railroad trom Montgomery street ferry, At the depot, is located the attractive building of the United States Watch Company. ‘The next important sale of the week will be held | on the same date as the one just mentioned, at the New York Keal Estate Exchange, by Messrs. ee | Wilkins & Co., consisting of 550 lots, belongin, and by order of the Whitestone Land Associatl as composed of Messrs. John J. Locke, Conrad Pop- penheusen, Henry Hurd, Joho a Locke, ‘Adolphe | Poppenheusen and &#, B. Hinsdale, and | under the direction of Mr. George W. Van Stelen, | attorney. This property is situated on Boyar and Eighth avenues, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, Twellth, Thirteenth teenth, Fifteenth and Sixteentil try stone, Long Island. ‘This is the thi id last sale, finishes the partition of the property, and, as the lots embraced in the offering are by far the most valuable of the possession, it is justly conjectured that good prices will be obtained. ‘The streets, avenues and drives at Whitestone are nicely laid out, and well regulated; the town is easily accessible to the city, there being no,less | than twenty daily trains from Hunter's Point. THE NORTHERN BOULEVARD, Under the sixth section of chapter 665 of the Laws of 1865 the awards on the Northern Boule- vard proceedings “become due and payable imme- diately upon the confirmation of the report of the Commissioners of Estimate and Assessment.’ Tuus the parties interested in the property on the line of the Northern Boulevard, or iat from 155th street to Inwood may now apply to the Comptroller for their award: and tf this official is not prepared to pay them at once he should be compelied to tasue bonds upon which to raise the money. The report of Messrs. Traphagan, McClave and Seaver tn this matter was confirmed in Supreme Court, Chambers, betore Mr. Justice Fancher, on the 3d instant, without objection having been offered, and the awards Sank assessments established by the Commissioners OW are as much law as if an act to this effect had been passed by the Legisiatare. The total amount of awards for property taken will be about $996,289 37, while the assessments for 4 improve- ments are $514,937 50, to be paid by the Teed property benefited and an equal amount by Linn city, The costs, including all expenses of surve; ing, legal, clerical, &c., are $33,586 64, which i i Bike cluded in'the above W. H, BARNES STILL LIVES, New York, June 9, 1873, To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:— The telegram in your paper this morning from Port Jervis, N. Y., relating to the death of Mr. William Barnes, has caused tauoh gant my friends, I desire to say a0 om the the South safe in the city this mornti H, BARNES,