The New York Herald Newspaper, July 3, 1873, Page 9

~ Wied h oa, , i ‘ ' , ‘ NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1873.—TRIPLE SHEET. ANCIAL, AND COMMERCIAL. | Better Condition in ‘London. AMERICAN CREDIT ABROAD. —_— Large Purchase of United States Bonds by the German Government. THE UNION PACIFIC MUDDLE. THE ATTORNEY GENERAL SPEAKS, a ‘GOLD WEAKER AND MONEY EASY. LIFE IN THE STOCK MARKET. WALL STREET, } Wrpnespay, July 2—6 P. M. On ‘Change te-day cotton was quiet and steady Yor “spot,” but easier for “iuture.” Flour was “beavy, Wheat lower and corn easier. THR FORKIGN MARKET. Advices from London indicate improvement in tonsols and American securities. The amount of bullion added to the balances of the Bank of Eng- land to-day was £20,000, The rate for money at the Stock Exchange was % a1 per cent lower than the bank rate on government securities, The rate of discount on three months’ bills is 34 per cent jower than the bank rate at the ciose of business. The following are the quotations:—Consols for money at 92%, for account at 92% a 9211-16; five- twenties of 1867 at 93, ten-forties at 89% a 90, new fives at 90% a 903, Erie at 4944 a 49%. The new French loan was firm at 6), a 6% premium. In Frankfort United States five-twenties were 96% for the issue of 1862. Paris rentes have advanced, and by private advices money is reported dearer. It must be borne in mind that the combinations of in- Guences which affect the market on THE OTHER SIDE OF THE ATLANTIO ‘are entirely different in character from those which operate here. While we feel, anil sometimes keenly, the results of European agitation, our own very best efforts do not produce a corresponding action abroad. It would be pleasant to our national pride to believe so, but the truth is that, save with reference to domestic securities, American quota- tions have little more influence on the European market than the humblest of its dependencies. We are patronized because we are cheap. We are cheap becaase the placing of a loan ina European market is an advertisement. In other words, we pay for the music to which other people dance. Hence it is that, even to-day, it is reported that United States bonds have been recently broughs from Europe to be sold here, while even in the se- lection of securities we are assigned to a third place by the leading Power of the Continent. A GERMAN PURCHASE OF UNITED STATES BONDS. The London despatches announcing that the @russian government have purchased $10,000,000 of United States bonds convey news that has already been given to the public in these colamns, This action was predetermined by the German Diet, which has set apart a fund for the benefit of he invalid soldiers of the Franco-Prussian war. Yhe bulx of the amount subjected to legislation was first invested in Russian securities, then in French rentes and one or two other national se- vurities, and finally in the bonds of the United Btates. The purchase of these nas been going on quietly through German bankers for a long time, and probably the latter have already perfected their instructions and are now not averse to giving the facts to the public. Hence it will not be judicious for the financial world to yield to the influence of the report, grateful as it may be gr not to American pride, and to calculate upon reguits growing out of an operation that has nearly if not quite culminated. The statement, however, is satisfactory, inasmuch as it affords one of the clews to the strength of United States bonas as heretofore quoted, and accounts for the absorption by some of the German bankers of nearly all that have been offered on the market. {tis understood that the purchases were made through the “Seehandlung,” a govermental bank- ing institute at Berlin. and are to be devoted to the rellet of the invalids of the last war, “Retchs- invalidenfonds.”” THE MONEY MARKET. Money to-day ranged from 4 to 5 per cent on call {oans, with the heretoiore quoted prices for prime commercial paper. Exchange was duil and was quoted at 108% a109'4 for good prime bankers’ sixty-day sterling and 110, less brokerage, ior sight. GOLD 11534 A 115. Gold exhibited the result of depressing influences to-day, which were doubtiess due to the heavy disbursements and the consequent indisposition to take advantage of the unsettled condition of the market. The price at the opening was 115, but it subsequently advanced to 115%, the average figures being better during the late hours of the day. The following table shows the Ductuations of the mar- ket:— The carrying rates were 234, 3, 3)., 4,5 and 2 per cent. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day were: Gold balances... Currency balances. . + 2,791,080 Gross clearances... « 46,969,000 THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The Treasury disbursements for June, exclusive of interest and principal of public debt, amount to $13,790,000, All appropriations for the new year made by Congress being now available the dia. bursements for July will be greater. ‘The internal revenue receipts to-day were $400,000. The Custom House receipts were $304,000. The Assistant » Treasurer to-day paid $720,000 for coin interest, and $42,000 for redemption of five-twenty bonds; also $220,000 on account of currency interest. RAILROAD BONDS. Considerable activity was manifested in this department, with some advance, indivative of the reinvestment which has been foretoid. New York Central sixes of 1887 sold at 91';, Albany and Sus- quehanna first mortgage at 85%, Union Pacific Orsts at 85%, do. land grant sevens at 70, do. Income tens at 6044, Chicago and Northwestern firsts at 102, Wabash (St. Louis division) at 91}. Quincy and Toledo firsts at 9044, New Jersey Cen- ‘tral firsts at 107%, Ohio and Mississippi consoli- dated sinking fund at 91}, Milwaukee and St. Paul firsts (73-10) at 97%. The following are the bids as amended at the call:— 1,059,717 New York Cen 0's, '83.. 92 Del, Lack & W 2d m....101 Jew York Con 6's, '97 His Tol a Wab let m ox. New York Cen 6's, r dol & Wab ist m, St Ld 9136 Rew York Con x sub, ew York Cen 7’: Eels lar extended. E a "u. Tol equip bds... 83 a Western at m, 98., 87 uincy & 1ol Ist 0... 9036 Th a 8o lows 1s ist m.. Chic, & ih Morris & Essex 2a m:. 101 07% 106 836 984 98) hd ~ he ‘ 196) mB is 4! > Det Tot bas Th ag Lan ay Erie new bd St Louina i oar ke Shore div bd: weg St Laut ‘87 Lake Shore con ¢ ¥ Mil & St P ist m 8's, PD. 11 Lake Shore con r bds. MilastP 97 Pac RR 7's, gr by Mo... 9 Mil & se P 7 a8 yen Pacific gold bas ao Shear On Be ies ed y c' S01 Se “a ie i ant Chi 8) alt 7 obi i Ubic &N W sf. or Chie & N W con m1 101 elu a W oN ya! Han & St Jo 8 Cedar ¥ & Minn ist mx masks lim... = Bur ©, & & Tat GOVERNMENT BONDS, Several large sales were made of government bonds at firm prices, which are quoted as follows :— United States currency sixes, 114% a@ 114%; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 1174 a 117%; do, do. do., coupon, 1194¢ @ 11934; do. five-twenties, registered, May and November, 116% a 116%; do. do., 1862, coupon, do., 116% @ 116%; do. do., 1864, do. do., 116% @ 11744; do. do., 18665, do. do., 118 @ 118%; do. do., 1867, registered January and July, 115% a 1155; do. do., 1865, coupon, do., 116 a 116%; do. do,, 1867, do. do., 1173 & 117%; do. do, 1868, do. do., 1174 a 11756; do, ten forties, registered, 113% a 114% ; do, do., coupon, 114 a 1144; do. fives of 1881 coupon, 114% @ 114%. SOUTHERN SECURITIES. These showed considerable activity, new South Carolinas, January and July, selling at 15%; do. de., August and October, at 22; Missouri sixes, ex interest, at 93 a 92% a 92% a 92; North Carolina sixes, special tax, at 13. We annex the following quotations :—Tennessee sixes, 80 4 90%; do., new, 79% a 80; Virginia sixes, 43; do., new, 50; do, con- sols, 524% a 53; do,, deferred, 10% a 10%; Georgia sixes, 75; North Carolina sixes, 263 a 2! 1634; do, do., special tax, 14; South Carolina sixes, new, April and October, 20.25; Missouri sixes, St. Joseph, 89; Louisiana sixes, 60; Arkansas sixes, 40; do., F. S., 20; do,, M., 20 a 40; Texas tens, 78. UNION PACIFIC. In the matter of the Union Pacific Railroad bonds the government has to-day been forced to say oMicially and in strong terms what might have been as well said yesterday. The pressure of in- fuential bondholders seems to have been too Strong for resistance, It is the old story over again of Captain Scott’s coon. The coon has “come down.” lt will notdo for the Treasury Depart- ment to go into stock-jobbing operations wildly. Wall street can stand the daily reports from Wash- ington of coin balances without a shiver, The Cotton Exchange can read smilingly about the official caterpillars that are eating up the crop, and be happy because the members have quite as many facts at their finger ends as the Agricultural Department at the capital. The shrewd oper- ators of the street remember that @ public servant is but human, in whatever ca- pacity he may serve, open to specu- lation, to purchase and to sale. So that the sequence of this Union Pacific business and other recent governmental actions equally specu- lative in character is a feeling of indignation at the want of public faith and honor that has been exhibited, The report from Washington now ts that the Attorney General says that ‘‘the injunction on the suit of the United States against the Union Pacific Railroad will not interfere with the payment of interest on the first mortgage bonds to bona side holders, and if interest on such bonds is not paid it will be the fault of the directors of the company, and not of any interference by the government.” There is something so centemptible in this om- cial pettifogging business as to require the strong- est condemnation, Had a Wall sireet operator put his injunction on a great company at the hour when its credit was most at stake, when thousands of honest holders of its bonds were waiting to be paid their interest, no language would have suf- ficed to express the just anger of the people, and the government only shows its weakness at home and abroad by permitting its legal agents to resort to such @ miserable device as that which the At- torney General now attempts to palliate and ex- cuse. THE STOCK MARKET. Owing to various causes the stock market was to-day more active than usual, the prominent deal- ings being in Lake Shore, Union Pacitic, Western Union and New York Central. Western Union opened at 84%, and was steady thereafter until its close at 8534. Pacific Mail opened at 35%, and com- menced an up grade until it touched 38, when the prices receded, and the last sale was made at 36%. The reaction is ascribed to the report that the company are apout to withdraw one of their steamers from the New York and As- pinwali services, reducing the number to two, New York Central commenced business at 10234 and maintained an active piace in the market until the close, going to 1034, with a final reces- sion, however, to 102%. St. Paul sold at 51}; a 6127. Lake Shore, stimulated by the change In the direction and presidency, was likewise a lively subject of speculation, the price ranging irom 95%, at which it opened, to 96%, the lowest figure of the day being 955s. ‘The change referred to consists in the appointment of Commodore Vanderbilt and his son to seats in the Board of Direction and the election of the former to the presidency of the road, It is needless to observe that the event has been both anticipated and dis- counted, and that an active bull movement is now the result, engendered by those who are strongly identified with the interests of the late Hon. Horace F. Clark. Northwestern com- mon was quiet at 7134 a 714g a 7144. Umion Pacific came next in turn; sold from 26% to26; recovered, receded again to the same figure and closed at 264. Wabash was steady between the extremes of 684 a 68%. Erie showed a variation of only about 3 per cent. Rock Isiand sold between the extremes of 1094 a 1097%. Olio and Mississippi was steady at 303% a 39, closing at the latter figure. C. C. and 1. C., at 28%, %, 20; Hannibal and St, Joseph com- mon, at 37 a 374%; Panama, at 110 a 110%, and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, at 97 34 a 975. Atlantic and Pacific preferred sold at 181; and later at 1934. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘Yhe following table shows the highest and lowest | prices of the principal stocks to-day;— Highest. Lonwest. York Central. n Rock Island. St. Panl.. St. Pant preferred. | Ohio and Mississippi. | Union Pacitic c., C. and I, Western Union ‘ieiewraph.. | Pacific Ma | SALES AT THE NEW ‘YORK | STOCOK EXCHANGE, Wednesday, ay, July 210115 A.M. $4000) US 5-20, ¢, °67 270 US 6s, cur doo US 5's, cy 400 she West Un Tel... do 2W Bost, H&K RK 7w0 Ohio & Miss RR, 2 do. oS Board—10:30 A. M. $20008 CO'e,n, J aJ,. 14 WehsCAPRRetd... 87% uy Missouri 's,.xin 9 2000 &NW RR....be 71 000 NY © 6's, "87, 9145 it {00 Ene ist m, 02bg 3 & Sus iy eae Bee 200 20. for fair, BSc. a Ste. for best steamer. and S6c. a STc. for rail mixed. "Oats were easier and ‘only in modera REELECTION ons ast inn 1000 demand The saies toot up G00 bushels, af sXe. nadie. BANSING HOUSE OF FISK & HATCH, for dark to light mixed. disc. tor iancy, 8c. 8 de, for white Western, il ots ot Choice do. Bar- - No. 5 Nassau senmer, New You! fey rei and nina. i ‘duly, ae 7, Wa Wi “bo sd “<The movementin berth irelghts — 100 do. ase paratively: rewaw to-day, but rates were firm for all pro- We recommend to our friends and customers for in- od ‘8 good ‘omand for vessels tor charter, » ‘as strong, particularly for vessels | vestment of surplus capital, oF or in exchange for Govern- 400 eum trade. The cheagemenis 3 Ries Stat ger efincs | “emebents ir) a . eet 1 “ boxes lctigess ti | The Chesapeake and Obio Seven Par Cent Gold Bonds, 4,79, Lond by | principal and intorest payable in gold in New York city ; interest payable January land July 1; bonds of $1,000 each, coupon or registered. Price 9 and accrued interest. lour @0 boxes cheese at 75s., the charters include ;— tor orders to the 4 ra, grain ates. Md. and £15 gr: Howes Ua sre, once. same voyage, aioe The Chesapeake and Ohio Rallroad, a great Bast and ny i ecm aaa * | West Trunk Line, 420. miles in length, oxtending from 8 Of a h to Kieo and | Atlantic tide-water at Richmond to Huntington, the ni 100 Pig. ttom Philadelphia to'the | most favorable point of ‘Fallrona connection with the sou bois, oF renned a ‘at Bs, 1900 wegian one from do, same voyage, 2.500 bbls. ‘of | Ohio River, is completed, and | “and doing a large and profita- EN) Feflned 10. atHs.: a British Dark to, arrive pout ue, 500 Bi from do. toa Continental port, Low do. pri- | ble business, ae A Mabcassn ratined neceicn fe ene to le aris. Its tramc in tho tri rtation of agricultural products UW cases refine ‘oloums, a! an Italia 7 ‘affic in the transport:tion joultural prox PIS OE a hie triste, 26 bbls. oF ratined do. wt Xs. 8 a rate Nt iB fe ASSES. — to-day were unimportant and | and general merchandise between the West and the $lov Us s-20, 11634 $1500 U85-20, r, "67... 115% contiued to small the trade. Prices were un- —— }ou00 US: We 5 Eastern and South Atlantic States and in tho develop- 1000'S. M.xiRenite Calls oN St Sroana—The market for spirita of turpentine ao . Me ras. dull and unchanged, closing c. & 45c, ,We | ment of the immense iron, coal and timber resources ot 100 shs West Union Tel Woshs PanamaRR.... 19 | heard of sales of 73 bbls find 30 bis: at 450: ‘The ae 200 do. 85; market for rosin was ull ‘an es entirely nominal |. | the Alleghanies and the great Kanawha Valley, ls grow- ‘200 85! srauned Soh aise Ey ate ior Somos, to good, —_—— 100 Bi 62} sold at or a 2 at | ing as rapidly as it can be organizod. = Pi » Hae "at able te qed steady at ret 1 a th Olly — 5 ‘and entirely non ea 1% 3 {bemoan on hange to-day the the _parkot for renned Tts passenger travel between the East and West and dull and weuk : quoted at l7%c. mon: hits iu 87 and future, | Crude, in Dulk was Sctive and steady at the | Southwest and to the White Sulphur and other colo- 3 EY decline noticed yestard be “ note sales of, bis. | brated medicinal springs on its routo is large and rapidly 300 37 were in some demi nd quoied at 230. 9c. increasing. 1 3 latter ied it sinail tou Naphtha remained di 4 ‘at Wc. a Wie. J aoe ee reoraquctand cay market, | 'i# caraings dering the current yoar wilt be much Second Board—i Pa coment gent eet ia out, :fa; | lager than has heretofore been anticipated, and will ‘$2000 Sshs NYC &HR.,.. «ox Wa $1 O. The ‘Philadelphia Marker was’ quiet but “gs 10000 ‘ be Hs bbls, of relied. Tor delivery ups the | {fey Increase from year to year, brie RR lea aie Bin inst, at i8e-s Ho. do. for prompt faivery. at tor, in New Yor! Row bbls. of refined; for suai t ‘Bon ana 1000 bola. each August and eptember, at le 1 Poratoks.—There were but tew old co in active demand and bring trom $6 a $6 Dior Nortolk rleston. None of the other great Kast and West trunk lines and Coal and irow thoroughfares, whose revenues are now 30 enormous. commenced their business with anything they are held firmly at trom $4 a $4 50 per Di and Chtaeeston tet like the trac which has greeted the opening ROVISIONS. —| te 5 : i —— 435 ‘packages, lard. ast bbl packages: cut ameatt | of the Chesapeake and Ohio, and ite growth promises Top Unarest tsetaoss_ pork wes Sales 250 bbls. for July at $16 25, and 1,000 do. tor August $16 3134, | About 69 bbls, wore placed in. sobbing way 0. Bacon comtinwed quiet with prices nominal ih to equal in magnitade ani celin rapidity that of the most successful of its predecessors. 100 lo. . * 100 C&N W RR pt.be the absence of reported sales Long clear quoted — 00 Eh ha Pac RR. be 4 Ye. ae or" ds pe Dro: tea hogs were ‘auiet aid These facts, together with the thorough construction aC de ty quot at ic. & co. for the range. a 200 . Wad in detnatd at steady “agures*in lot about 400 pack. | and substantial character of the road itself, and the great 00 Sts es were piaced at $9 4 $10 &) for plain mess bbls. ; $11 a *, {0 Hho exten mone bbs. 'sa0'e Sal Gor prime ten value ot the company's property and franchises, enable Werces, a1 a tor India moss tie rces, et ham: 800 were neglected and nominul, at from $20 to $31 for South- | U8 to recommend their secur with the utmost conf. 400, ern and Western; sales 25 bbis. Cut meats met with a moder sto demand at 1 i prices. We heara of sale donce, Pi] next week dellvery: shimoked ham ef bora 10ce 1 igh Pamphlets containing full information concerning the 00 ¥ I belli 3 ns tooo bs. avprnge, ALINE. {33.000 Ibe, of ooee bellies. 1436 | roaa and the country it travorsas will be furnished on 200 i o. 8 Siac. Tard ‘arket for Western was quiet, but ——— Fr Beer a arsae bs B., | sepatee cueteseeos race apnea | “emotion a 0 Hg ha De oy : okly ecaeeah Sel Cua sneee ER benees at ne We continue to deal in government securities, Central wo uly, dratt on biil of lading; 500 tierces tor August at 9, ergs . 3 0.0, c% ike 6s 3B | tants terms: SU Horses br. * eptember te aie. Buyat | Pacite, Western Paoite and Chesapeake and Ohio x per 200 eee rife ng brokerage. City lard was quict but steady A | cove toads buy and sell socks and bonds at the Stock .: q C a —l th 1a» ly Adan 41 pf--o.c isd | o0GAn—Buninoss in raw, sugar peahaere sredtes st | Exchange on commission for cash, make collections, re. 2130 to3 P.M. | Rise Weico at see ay ninth. of to. at T3po, ceive deposits, on which we allow interest at the rate of Sep000 6N0shs LS & MSR, a inixed lot, compriaing ail kinds on private. terms, Soy U. tou aie do * 5 ge wari Tinie reque watt sta. oft Ae augued four per cent, and do a general Banking business, 33000 at a “hards” at cn c. He” ‘quote : —Cuba—Reuning, Inferior to | common, | __ __ FISK & HATCH, Se ee ee ete tg good. Bae a ogess rue 1 T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND eee Bye scontritugay bids. oy ‘bo Shae. A. Endowinent Insurance Policies, coi sft other Bis tonsa Bada ard bones, Oo. & 7 Bigghg eurities, Insurance of ull Kinds ¢ eitected with best com. Hnvana—Haxen, Duteh standard, ed. Two 0 fe. & niles, J.J. HABRICH & CO., 117 Broadway, _ FeSO lt 20 UO 0 ; hee (rans SAVINGS BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW Ww (6, a xe. Porto Rico—Retinin tion to prime, 7c wine es i Oy fair to cholee, Bae Dradt Dateh |, 187$—July interest.—The twenty-sixth semi-annual in- “83 1a 309 uno standard, Nos. § to 12, 6c. a 8c. J utch standard, | terest at tho rate of six per cout por AQUUNLON all sums have been on deposit of five dollars and upwards which for ope or more. months next previous to Suuly 1 will bo credited and paid on and after Monday, J ‘All interest not called for will remayi as principal and bear interest, from July 1, and will be entered on the de- Bosltors’ books any ‘time when presented atter the 2ist of ge. * Hanitas quite brisk to-day, and for Carolina ‘ales 65 tierces of Carolina at7\c. a Rangoon at Oc u Ze. | Stock this nd 7,500 bags of do, In 200 itv Un Pas BR. perior, and extra op J Cen Ri 600 wat 100 Han LsaMs Re prices were firmer. S%c. and 350 bags of date, 26,640 bags ot Ki CLOSING PRICES—3 O'CLOCK P. M. bonds, 385 tier of Western Union. 85 a 86% Ch &N W pref. 81 a fis STKARINE was di \d quoted nominally steady at oe, Deposits made on or before aeearaey July 19, will bear tlickallver pt. 444 & 80° Nu Centrabrs, 10D a Taltow wha quietand unchanged. Sales 2008) bs. a nler oat fe cem ler ay OF WU ve ate Nem le ener every ney caw id i Tatand 8c. and Sh ds. of prime city on private teri for the reception and pi nt of money from 10 A. M. to mu: Roe! pet a aimrkex continued: |i Bi ; Mev and on, Mondays and Saturdays trom 10 A. M. to ices we in easier. > ank books in German, French and Englisl Begsetatel ere Dut “prices were again eas ales |" Bank, 58 Bowery, southwest corner of Canal street. Br) . QUINTARD, President, Srrmour A. Bu: LAIMS THOROUGHLY PROSEC tion conducted, without fees, tree ; titles foreclosures, bankr' xcellent references. Addr Sti Tost oice. DOMESTIO MARKETS, Gauvnston, July good ordinary, ibe. a 10%, Ports Coastwise, 2 ‘TED AND LITT. 44 sticcesstill ; , de, at bale LAWYE! Unies Pucihe’ ittaburg. ché NW 7a Ss Han &StJo' pf Uuale Bi a Cotton steady ceipts, 59 bales. 19,112, COMMERCIAL REPORT. Naw Oxtxaxs, July 2 Cotton—Demand moderate; middlings, 18% ELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND WesTERY ceipts, 630 bales: gross, 662." Exports iS Gre Railroad mpans, No, 26 Exchange piace, | Cotton Quiet; Exchange Closed Until | 205 Sales, 50); last evening, Hi peaks ss ‘st i iN ‘ork, June a is7a.'§ Monday; Receipts at the Ports, 2,243 | cotton quiet and easier on low grades: middling, 15!,¢ ke ARN HE Oe 2 aca ad Bales—Flour Heavy—Wheat Lower— | 2 )*4¢, ts, 45 bales. “Exporls coast ise eal aT RAT Rooke will Corn and Oats Easier—Groceries Quiet— |” alate a Se a ayannany July Aion monbing SPA ey ay. Cotton firm: tair demand; offerings hight; iniddiir Pork and’ Lard Firmer—Petroleam in |. a ae ee aie banorts cousin ise, oor. | Lg ob al i eed Demand and Steady—Naval Stores | dacs, 9. Stock, Cuanuesrox, July 2, 1373, | HUE that dats by k heal va r t, Fast Te asee and G Railroad Coupons, due Ist Dull—Freights Strong—Whiskey Lower. | cotton guict; middlings Ig. a ide. NGL receipts 231 | Quays 1874, will be paid on and. alter that ng by kT. WeEDNEsDAy, July 2—6 P. M. WILBON & CO., 44 Broad street. x ; Witaanarox, N.C., July 2, 1873. - ‘The movement of produce and general merchane | spirits of turpentine sold at 4isse Regs aaa PORT SHCOND DIVIDEND. dise continued very slow to-day and values stili | for strained, Cruue turpentine, steady at $2 jor hi Ha: ince Company. $3 for yellow dip ami virgin. Tar bigher at $510. | A semi-a per cent 18 payable on farther declined in several instances. At the Produce Exchange business was light, and prices and atter T yk YT REMSEN LANE, Secretary _Naw York, July 1, 187% Flour quiet and unchanged. W. w ot Wabash at $1 generally favored the buyer. Flour was dull, and De —— y | amber ane Hol SL Milas ee 5 aie ac i " low grades were decidedly off. Wheat was dull | se sor A %# 2 Bt ad: Noy res ne eras Leer by ap x ed ON and lower. The sales were small both | jiize, or or Jowmined., ‘ii z o i }0M, held by Hie insitra ivh mixed, 40c. tor low mixed, 2545: ed. Onty quiet at S73s¢. Freights dull; to. Bull , Ye.tto Kingston, Se, Receipt 24,000 do. corn and 7,000 P , 201 Broadway. 0 SHARES ($15,000) an American Mutual ¥ the foreign orders | xraie, LAD tor No. 1, | adc. ; to Oswego, Sige. on the spot and to arrive, being about all filled. Corn was without decided FULL attraction, Whiskey was lower, with freer re- | Oi pee i ur wud 25,u0) Dustiels using and Security Company. |For information xs to ceipts. Provisions were the turn dearer, though ‘Oswruo, July 2, 1878. bead ped piand directors M apply resident: not very active. Lard was easier. Cotton remains y and unchanged: sales of 180) bbis at $8 | $5 Broagway President, i r Winter, $10 for white eri street , Treasurer, German Av bank; ; quiet and “tutures” were casier. ems Groceries were genér- xtra. W yheat e y 1 quiets gales tor, office Christian Intelligencer. Th ally quiet and values unchanged. Petroleum was in tair | car prime white Canada at $139; N ‘and willbe sold cheap forcash or ex: demand and steady at the recent decline. Naval stores | Milwaukee Club st $150. Corn unchange stock of merchandise. Address M. B. G., bushels No. 2 at 3c high mnixe were dull and prices to a great extent nominal. Tots, at 0c. a Bac Whe Sean TI en little o1 7 i Peas dull; sales 25 . OWES & MA ANKER: WALL sTR oT ede nee tugs in the | meal sold at $115 for bolted and $1 10 for und H ce ——e rrecyen market during the past week, and trade has been for the most part dull. ‘ihere is all the stock that 1s wanted, and Jow grades are accumulating. We quote :—*tate, half firkins, prime to choice, 26c. a 28c.; fair to good do., 24c. a %6c. ; State Welsh tubs, prime to choice, 26c. a 27c.; fair to good do., 28. a 28c.; Western prime to choice, 20¢. a 2c., and-tair to good, I8c. a 18. Onxesx.—There was rather more demand for export to- cwt, Millieed unchanged, at $2 for shorts, $21 tor ship- W YORK, OFFER THE SAME FACILITIES TO stuffs, $22 1or middlings, per ton. Canal treights—Wheat | paroell Fis, corm and tye, oxic, fo New York: lumber. $3 25t0 | DEPOSITORS AS INCORPORATED BANKS, AND ¢ Hudson and $4 25 to New York. oad Ireights— — hia, Bue. ; ALLOW INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES AT THE to Phuadel| to Boston, to New york, to Albany, Receipts by lake—942,900 teet of RATE OF FOUR PER C nnber, Shipmicnis by candi—7,000 dushels wheat and feet of rr. THR eet fu Burrawo, July 2, 1873. Lake and rail imports for the last twenty-tour hours :— ASKINS & BRAINE, STOCK BROKERS, 11 BROAD stroet.—Stock and Gold Priviloges a specialty. Any bb heat, 4h I i day, but the market, generally speaking, was quiet and | FOU gee POM se tu do eee | | Aan specutate with small eapitat and with very ittie prices somewhat shaded. We quote :—State factory, | 239,510 bushel do. Tt risk, xplanutory, circulars mailed. orts—Wheat, $3,039 bushels; fo. Cunal freights—What, Prime to choloe, 12ie. 8 12%e.; State, fair to gond, 12. ‘Hee Gat OTICE.—INTEREST MATURING JULY 1, 1873, BY co; Sune, farm dairy, prime to choice, IIc, ; vb coupons on the bonds of the Norfolk und Petersburg Tyger fair to goody. Wie. a ice. ;" Western factory, Mere, 87 0 a ie Sister Sok Siping’, $7 Railroad: southside Railroad and Virg nia and Tennessee pFiine, 9%4c. a 10%4c.; good, Se. a 9 ere ae well + Fe Aes jachigan Railroad, payable in the city of New York, will be paid Corion‘on. the spot was neglected, and values were | 4 $1 6244; 400 do. Milwaukee No. L,sbring at’ 31 atthe Fist National Ba wholly nominal. Future deliveries were inactive and | $t,$! Sai, su wo Nawaulie Noy at Peters i Again easier. We sum up as follows :— i spring 818 Siscacies eo: ido. Bank and nk of the city : ‘i To-bey. Lan Boeing. Total. 2 an 1 30; white Canuda, $1 \ of Petersburg. CUTHBERT. Consumption wo | No. Speculation. 0 = 100 Michigan, OX | OFEGE OF THE, TOLEDO CANADA SOUTHERN eT or sy | Be ae Ready: oato Detroit Railw: mpany, No. 13 William Totals. o. 1ST 8 220 | do. ig nerve av sge strect, New Vork, June 30,1873. —For iuture delivery, (basis low peat gd the sales have | $° 2 “Wester 90e.. Rye nowinall y The semi-annual interest due the Ist July, 1873, on the teen a8 , tollows:—Tuesiay evening, | after tires ea gra 8110 for Western, 61 lua gl 10 for prime first mortgage bonds of this company will be paid at the o'clock :—July, 30 at Bq 1 es mnie Wesuern; $1 2) $1 28 for’ prime Canada,” Hye Uilon TrastCompany of New York. 7! Broadway. Saprember, hd at 18 29.810 Octobor, "200m Bx: winter sv artse.’ Ralanes unchanged. ALLYN COX, Secretary. Jul at ad al ald to exchange 50 sugast fo " . Mim FFIC E OF THE CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY. ae ve hese uly, Cmieaco, July 2, 1873. ( at 2'9-l6c., nae a3 10) af +) 15-88., 100 at 2) hie.: Flour dull and nominally unchanged. Wheat In good | Company, No. 13 William street, New York, June ‘200 at W: at ot om 4 speculative nl; prices firmer at opening, but ruicd | 20, 1874, septenite ‘iio at 1s 13-1 at at weaker at close; sules of No. 1 pprine, at$iZa ‘81 2; No. ‘The semi-annual interest due the Ist Jaly, 1873 on the = fae. Bald to exchange 50 August tor July: | 2dy. sold at $1 16%; closed at $1 16-cash; seller Jwy sold | first mortgage bonds of this company, will be paid at the ‘loo bates. Grand total, bales. ‘The receipts | at $1 15% 0% slosing at the inside price; seller | Union Trust Company of New York, i Broadway. The orta, were As Tollows:—Galveston,, 53 bales; | AUEUSt ra 4s Cloning at $1 Ls: seller | interest on all sterling bonds of this company will be |X 01 63); Mobile, 43; Savannah, szz; | September, % od “at $113; closed at ie paid at the Company's Agency (the London Bank of Com- Shartestom, 28; Witmington, 21; ‘Norfolk, 337; New hi .3 mixed opened merce), London, England, York, 461 Be ag oy stot a sag bales.’ This | id at ibe | M, COURTRIGHT, President. iT 42 ‘nis jast year, 552 - fiates on cotton to loreign ports closed ‘steady iat the | J fic. Onis ide: | ()FFICE EMPIRE CITY FIRE INSURANCE COM. following figures:—To Havre, by ste ‘all, 1e., | clitted se. a eS Kye in PA compressed; to Hamburz, by ‘steam, 1 pod demand at Ble. tor N ieee ‘fall and Inactive: w York, July 0 0. Noy nominal ac dtiye. Pork firmer aiid 2We, a 2c. higher} | FORTY-THIRD DIVIDEND.—The Di sules a $1) 45.494 5 cash; seller July stronger at coat wo 0 $1440; seller Au $14 75 tor re 75 a *fafS) for small | hota. ik weate- short rib | day dec payable on ¢ Ordinar; Mig sie | Good ordinary. iy 1 | Indies higher at 8340. a rd easier ; not quotably —-— Strict good ordinary 3 ty 19 cy lower. Recetpts—7,000 bois jour, 86,000 bushels whe § ACTFIC RAILROAD « | Low middling. 2) FA 3 | 121.000.do. corn, 71,000 do, oats. a Stypmente3.50) bis, Pursuant to the Midadiing a 21 | flour, 740 bushels wheat, 135,000 do. corn; 113,000 do rusters, by the Pacitic Rail- ing. 2B AY 23 | outs,” Frewghts tem—Corn to Buffalo, 5/9. tod July 1, 1871, to secure certain ~The quotations are bated on cotton in store, running in | ~ mpany known'as its second mortgage bonds, the undersigned hereby invite proposals to be made by the holders of such bonds to sell them to the | said trustees, $5,000 having been paid to the under- | figmed by sald cout be appropriate quality not more than half agrade above or below ‘ade wrote The Cotton Fxchange will be cloved until Mon. day morning, July 7. The leading “spot” broke: HAVANA MARKETS. Havana, July 2, 1873. 7 pany t close their offices also till next Monday morning. WHI | Exchange firm—on United States, sixty days, curre Chasing, cancelhiag and returning to the Corrin.—The market remaimed dullvor all descriptions, 21 per, cent premium, short sight,'25 per cent premiums | bonds, as provided: in raid deed of mortzas bat prices were not quotably changed. No sales from fest days, In gold, 41 per cent premium ; short sight, 43 | posals must be made in writing and se han ed. We , ordinary cargues, | prem n London, & per cent premium ; ‘0 | sign ber re L2 o'clock. noou, of Monda: Tage. 'iS}g0- s Rood cargoes, (o3gc. per cent premit iy. 197%, at the oitice of the Atlantic and ! of New for sale inpany, 287 Broadway, in the city stating the number of said bonds offered | and'ine lowest price asked, Yor the same. The lowest | bidders will be notified of the acceptance of their pro- bei ‘extreme range tor | | Werlesua’ days’ credit; Jav ae EUROPEAN MARKETS. Moxey Manket.—Loxpon, July 2—4 Loxpon P.M. ay | Conwols’ Yor the aecount, new, Wig; Umited States ive. | POsals } wee Gata Rica, alge. a re | kwenky bonds, 1808, old, 755 IBara WB; ten-torties, 81 JOSEPH RELLGWAS, § Trustees. i | new es Ye Tees ee ia soe Ti sya, Loxpon, July 24:90 P. M.—Erie Railway shares, 4944, | _N#w Yore, Jaly 1. 1878. a a wy so aye Fravarort Bovrss.—Franxronr, July 2.—United States HE COUPONS DUE JULY 1, 1873, ON THE MORT. TP LOUR AND Gratx.—Receipte—Plour, 9,301 bb five twenty bonds, 6g tor the leste of 1863 age bonds of the Galvesto Won and, Hender. corn Tas n Panis Bounse.—Panis, July 2-P. M.—Kentes, 66f. 32. | son Haliroad company ol Isfl, "P. W. Peirce, President « ata Livexroot Corton Manxer.—Livenroot. July 3-5 P. | Witte paid in ide P. JAMES & CO., 40 Wall street, grades were tieclaadiy 1 ‘ain ‘M.—Otf the sales to-day 7.800 bales were Americ Sales | Now York. sk ohio des Again i | Ww Orleans, | deliv M. Toot up about 10,900 tare ineluaing rie i within the range of our ‘revised quotations. Corn meal was quiet and unchanged, Feed was firm at previously quoted hgures ‘We quote of cotton shipt = fron August, at 81 bs dy,” Middling uupla ds, want bd. a hhd, Salen ot Cotto or Charleston, deliverable uy irom the same'ports not below lo Joly, at 8d. and trom the same ‘August and september, at $id. Liverroot. BREAnstUrs Maneet.—Livxnroot, July 2~ ORIENTAL SAVINGS BANK, | pee y and Aug | BY. | wr iniddlings, deliverabic | ports, deliverable 3 » by T EF RSSSSSSSHESSSTHASSUSES! 430 Gi Interest atthe rate ot six per mat annum is this day ve ont all sume ot $8 oF more vie n which have been on 1 Weposit one “or more ‘months next preceding July 1. SP. M.—The market is quiet Amount of interest will be ready for payment ai ee oresan Tgsaarect, FS0neys RAR Be LAvaErooly,, Jaly, = ater the 2st Inst., and if not withdrawn wit be credited Fa iia hd Pano Vabene Manteno, ly Evening ~ | Buje etnias Fehon tne in : = . = } De} petore July jate trom Ju ient 00D : Linseed oth £4 a £34 58, per tot WILLIAM bP. BUCKMASTER, President, Kt 5 ns EES , _E. R. Kenepy, decret tary. Bt. Louis, straight ¢3 . ‘LLY & BOWEN, BANKERS, 3, NO. +WALL STREET, pny an! sell the Bonds of the citles of New York, Brook ly, ane o, Cineinn land, S:. Louis, Louisville and Detro Louis, choice double xtra. INANCIA L it. Louis, choice tamil; ana naner CHANCE FOR A FORTUNE —$1,00 OR 92000 sometimes leads to a fortune on the Stock Exchange, 8 7 5 6 8 6 7 9 7 8 9 ary 9 5 4 5 9 1 3 3 3 A Those who wish to profit by the skill and experience of men who know the inskle Workings of the great combina. 8 4 5 6 4 5 6 8 7 8 6 7 8 9 8 4 3 5 . 6 f . 3 - -3 8 Da > 8 a Da wa Ws 33 a wa wa Ba Da 0 a 0 @ Oa wo Oa ma Oe a Bo oe wot. ® 4 oo f. 300 U tions in Wall street should send for circular tore V z gtd PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET RATES ey i a syndicates iret thn a ais fn i . base a Geormia, Poy le an wi ‘eceived, an OulsiAl bo is am ast due Coupons atl im idiom Srovk HAWKER box 4.285 Post office. Securities a specialty, RMTe wpus UNG. ag smn 0. wo —LAPSLBY. « I or manage £5 “4 BROADWAY. —sToc! K i 1500 and Gold Pri gos. Only ae jase names nego- Want ED—SEVERAL PERMANENT LOANS: oN 2400 iiaiea® "the nctivity in’ stocks Row presents a lavorablo properties very near New York, worth now treble 370 about 40,000 opiortunity tor the purcha-e of privileges; explanatory | the amount wanted thereon and rapidly ‘rising i value 600. a $135 Yor sinall lot: ay lor Spring, el reular mailed to any address. besides; liberal bonus granted, PPropoaltion ating: 1400 ‘and an pl 1 48 for No. Wi aimount offered and bonus expected, address NER, uo wha aukee, los. 2 and |, id togethe: wer; SL S2ior | Dy heat | or VIRGINIA. THe INTEREST box Oo Herald office. tivo prime: Nor i Milwaukes, ate ait lots red Coupons due tn 172 and 1873, payable atthe Treasury, - ——————————, a) Rod amber Winter, $149 for No. Qdeliverable | Richmond, off the old, new and consolidated bonds: tise 3,000) WAXTHD—To TAKE UP A ¥IKBr ‘4oRT, 20) last five days of July. Corn was lem active ana easier | interest on i Tegistered stoc lected upon favorable e. a, on Property in Greenpoint, Brook|: n, 120 for steamer, but ‘armies tor dry. terms or purch: SON or mashet rate, 5. Be TWecpia oive bay for it, Addrass GRAL, SKA! OWALELL m A Jiauw puso Coast last © 105 Dg Odin 4,1 MANNING, No. 5 Now guget. | tod a8 $5,000.28 annua ral, interest for & temporary. io ; sired, could turnish light an agreeable employment addition, in a beautiful town, near wath veal’ awe, until July k SINCERITY. Hace ATE $10, 000. WANTRD—0N poND Axo MORTGAGE Soanty’ property; emplo security ani good bondsenns f ‘for immediate cash. 3 Terai Sodttee rate for roms PERKINS, 1.0) 70 LOAN ON BoND AND MORTOAGH on City Property; also $15,000, also and other, aoe Pine ate atreet OR & STEARNS, Ne 4 $30, 00 TO LOAN—ON BOND AND. MORT- First, Se for three or five years ad ong Leasehuid Mort a8 Cah d. TINMAN & SONS 26 Fl de te ——_-- 2 -+—___. REAL ESTATE MATTERS. Suburban and Private Sales. A single sale of property was held yesterday at the Exchange, by James M. Miller, under the direc tion of R. ©. Beamish, referee, consisting of a five story brick tenement house, north side of Wifty- ninth street, 485 feet east of Eleventh avenue (lot 26x100), to F, J. Quinlan, for $12,400, In spite of the pouring rain descending on Tuea- day, the sale of plots advertised by Jere. Jonnaon, Jr., on that day, to take place at William’s Bridge, came off as promised. Four car loads of paasen- gers were landed at the estate. Thirty-two plots th the acre and eight smaller parcels, in all about ies -lour acres, Were disposed of at an aggregate 404 95—averaging $1,100 por acre. As only +4 yo portion of this (the Palmer estate) was sold, the continuation of the sale will occur on the 17th inst, The annexed are the details of this auction:— plot oe on | spe highway, corner Urove st, contain- ~ Brunei 9 plots on varove st. and The Drive, containing 1142-100 acres; P. Bru 11,203 1 plot on The Drive.udj owning, containing 24 acrew J. Poi 4 1,806 1 piot on Mrs. struc 1,632 Us. ss 5408 0" ft. trom highway, contain- ng | 7-10) wores: U. Rushton. ( 1,387 1 plot corner Grove ‘st, and highwa: 212-100 acres; John Tully > 3286 2 plows on highway,adjolnig, 1 39-100 wore; R. thal: OWS... 2,900 Slots corner highway and The Drive, 26.10 acres; Kt, Hallows. 2,813 lois on the Drive, adjoining ; cA MeGoy. 285 1 lo, on The Drive, adjoining ; J. 145 Loi on The Driv 136 Lot on The Drive, adjoining ; M 135 3 lots on The Drive, adjoining ; Mo ‘The sale at Pearaall’s Station, by 0. H. Pierson, on the 1st inst., came off according to announc Ment. ‘Thirty-eight piots were sold at an aver- Details as age of $225. follows :— Plot 4, bk. N, on Vincent av., beth Plot 4, bk. Non Vincent av., Plot 6, bk. N vinceut av Plots 7,9 ant 1, bee Ns Plots 2and 13, U.N, on'Vincent a Plot, bk. N, on Piank road, 5: the aggregate was $3,283, Plot 2, be: Ny. Vi Blote 18 and 19, Plot 4, bk. D, Earle a1 Plot, bk. D, Earle ay:, Blots it, 4, 15,16, 17 Plot 8, Bk. G, Lot adjoining, 50x15. We have received the following reports of private sales effected yesterday :— by John McClave, five lots on the south side of 101st street, 150 feet west of Ninth avenue, 25x100, aud one lot on the north side of 100th street, 225 feet west of Ninth avenue, for $21,750. Mr. William P, Dixon, the late owner of these lots, paid $4,500 for the five just sold only nine y This rate of enhancement beats the ‘Teu- one per cent all to pieces. by William H. Raynor, two full lots and frame honse, southwest corner First avenue and 120th street, for $20,000, In part payment for which was given two full’ lots south side Sixty-ninth street, 200 feet west of Tenth avenue, at $12,000, ‘To-morrow being a legal holiday there will be no business transacted on ‘Change, and it is doubtful whether anything will be done in the market generally until next Monday. Most of the reat estate brokers and operators will be out of town lor the balance ee week, A spf CASE. A Wife altegea to Have ‘cthocaiteal Her Husband’s Murder in Astoria—Singular Surroundings of the Case—Chloroform= ing as a Preliminary Process—A Razor the Final Means, On Tuesday night George Gazman, a resident of Astoria, who Is employed as a travelling agent by ajeweiry firm in this city, went out with his wife to take a walk, He has not lived with his wife for several months, and they had gone ouc to havea talk, They stopped by the wayside, and, while Mr. Gazman was resting, with his wife sitting be- side him, she suddenly threw a handkerchief over his face and made @ dash at him with a razor, making A WOUND ON HIS THROAT twoanda halfinches long and about one inch deep. Mr. Gazman went to the station house and made complaint against nis wife, who was subse- \ quently arrested. The case will be brought before ecorder Pursells at three o'clock to-day. Mr. Gaze man made the following statement to a HERALD reporter :— 1 have not lived with my wife had a quarre! with her betore, but I have had trouble with her jather aud mother. ‘About ten days ago I re- ceived a letter from her, in, which she desired me to cally efor some time. I never and atier tuat 1 might do as [ chose. culled Tuesday evening, and we went out to take @ walk, “We went up ‘Broadway, Long Island City, she threw a handkerchie? face and held It firmly. 1 felt a sharp instru. s over my throit. I rose up and pushed her She ran away, but I lind her arrested after- written several letters to my wite, but d threatening language, although he aud stopped by the wayside. over ™: . the have never u quaintance with a young man has caused me much novance desired a divorce, becaase E werd cesbably, thestay childs vo'whor Tach geeeety ate tached, Lam sorry this matter has to be made public, as it will injure my business, ZMAN'S STATEMENT I was taking a'waik with Mr Gaztnan Tuesday even. ing. H to go with him. We had gone up distance when he gave ime a push. He ran away. T wasarresied. & the crime char; There was no shoot- “not lived with Mr. Gazman since January He has written several letters (o me persuading me tocome buck to him. In some of them he threatened me. He told me in the presence of my sisters that is T did not come back to him he would find) mew home owned by the State of New York, [answered one | letter last w . Lasked him to ime something toe | the support of my child, [have been married four yeara, Mrs. Gazman seemed very much contused. She was rather retc to have all she A razor Wa | by a cartman, and is recognized | belonging to his wite’s fathe NEW YORK city. nga | Thirty-fve policemen were notified last nigh present themselves at the Board of Health to | for the purpose of clearing out all the cella the middie aad uptown wards, ut, but eXpressed her willingness uid printed. found in the vicinity of the trag by Mr. Gazmai | The directors of the German Society, in t monthly report on German immigration, s that during the past month 15,036 German ir grants arrived at this port, being a decreas 3,164 compared With the corresponding mont last year, when 18,200 Germans were lande: Castle Garden, The whole number of German migrants at this port since the Ist of Jant amvunted to 69,316, @ falling off of 7,735 Compare. with the frst siX Mouths of last year, during whien at Castle Gar- den, The majority Unmigraais landing here are destined for the Western States. Commissioner Van Nort, of the Department of Public Works, states that the present season of drought, commencing in May, bas been the most own im the Croton Valley at thie gauge kept by the severe ever ki The rain che Croton basio, st being tn 1s7i—5 lowest in i872 6-100 inehes. This year the rain fail in June w: 7-100 of an inch. During May and June last the rain fall was two inches less than the average for those two months during the last seven years. The natural flow of the Croton Rives is nOW a8 low as at any time Fn J the drought of 1870, and the department is compelled to draw art of the daily supply trom the Storage Reservoir, Portunat ly. the completion of the reservoir at Boyd's Corners: has increased the — heme least 175 per cent, trom which the depal now drawing, and which has a capacity days supply, ‘STABBING A APFRAY, Jacob H. Voorhis stabbed James Geesey in the Jett breast yesterday afternoon during an alterca tion betwoen them at 218 West Twenty-niath street. Geesey was sent to the hospital, bat | een eorese The police gre mow loabind 10