The New York Herald Newspaper, July 9, 1873, Page 8

~ PIMNGL AND COMMERCIAL, | esse A Lively Day in Wall Street. “STOCKS ACTIVE AND STRONG. The Beginning of a Summer Campaign. GOLD FIRM. Continued Ease in the Money Market. Election of Directors in the Erie Rail- toad Company---Report of the President. THE FOREIGN SITUATION, ALL STREBT, TURSDAY, r galy 8—6 P. M. On ’Change to-day cotton was quiet and steady for “spot,” but easier for “future.” Flour was in Detter demand and steadier. Wheat ana corn Were in good demand for export, and firmer. EXPORTS, ‘The aggregate amount of exports (exclusive of specie) from the port of New York forthe week ending to-day was $4.964,510, This shows a de- cline from the average heretofore reported. The total exports of produce since January 1 are $145,174,111 against $111,123,604 last year, and $17,191,096 in 1871, THE MONEY MAREET. Money was easy to-day at from 8 to 4 per cent on call loans, prices for commercial paper also being unchanged. Foreign exchange, however, ad- ‘vanced, and was decidedly stronger, the rates now being 10934 for sixty days’ sterling and 1103 for wight. These prices were frm at the close. We quote :— ‘Thres Daya. Sixty Days. 2 London 10% @ 110! — 3 ios sterling Prime bills on London. Good bankers’ do.. me com, sterling do.- Paris (ba An THE FOREIGN MARERT. London advices state that consois and American Securities closed firmer, owing to rumors that the Bank of England will reduce the rate of discount on Thursday. The rate of discount on three months’ bills in the open market was 1 per cent below the Bank of England rate. The rate for money on government sesurities at the Stock Exchange was 4 per cent, or 2 per cent below the Bank of England rate. The Bank of England bullion increased £149,000 to-day on balance. Five-twenty bonds of 1867 were active, and advanced ¥ percent. They are now quoted at 933; a 93:4; new fives advanced to 905; ; ten-forty bonds declined to 90 a 903. Erie was dull at 48% a 49. Consols for account were 92% a 93. In Frankfort 5-20's of 1862 were 96%. The new French loan is quoted at 6X a 6% premium. GOLD STRONG—115}; a 115%. Gold strongly illustrated to-day the influence of Surrounding conditions. The general activity of the market in other departments, the advance in | exchange, the decline in exports, the engage- ments for the shipment of specie by Wednesday's steamer to the amount of $500,000, the unfavorabie feports concerning the cotton crop and Sonsequent loss to the country, and @bove all, the insignificant amount of gold held in the Treasury after the payment of accrued interest—all these circumstances com- bined to strengthen the position of the bulls and confirm the prediction that, whether the present Price be artificial or not, there are no natural Causes and no governmental means to prevent the | Price from ascending, between this time and the end of the year, to any reasonable figure that may be fixed in the process of speculators, The market Opened with the price at 1154, which steadily ad- vanced until 115% was reached, closing at11b% to 1155s. The rates paid for carrying to-day were 4, 8% and 5 per cent, and flat for borrowing. The fluctuations are shown by the following table :— 12:16 P. M... 115% 12:34 P.M «11554 1:46 P. M. 11535 yg 2207 P.M. 11534 « 116% 2:50 P. M, ++ 1155 «ee 11636 3 P.M. we 115M ‘Tho operauons of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day were as follows:—Gold balances, $2,588,879; cur- fency balances, $2,873,772; groas clearances, $41,484,000, & UNITED STATES TREASURY. ‘The balances in the Treasury at the close of busi- et to-day were as follows :— . + $8,495,321 petal de aide al aii Sega jon ha certificates of deposit... 32,395,000 ‘goin seeee 79,767,214 * «41,801,300 Outstanding legal tenders. 866,000,000 The internal revenue receipts to-day were $320,000, The customs receipts were $465,000. The Assistant Treasurer redeemed $54,000 in called bonds and paid out $367,000 in coin interest on the public debt, RAILROAD BONDS, Considerable activity was exbibited in railroad bonds to-day, the prices generally being firm and indicative of the process oi reinvestment that has naturally followed the ease produced by the July Gisbursements, Western Pacifics, ex interest, sold at 02%; Union Pacific land grants, at 71; do., in dome 10’s, at 504,; Chicago and Northwestern con- solidation bonds, at 92; Hannibal and St. Joseph, Sonyertibie, at 89; Great Western, Orsts, at 9744; Onicago and Rock Isiand, at 103; New Jersey Cen- tral, firsts, at 107%; New Jersey Southern, firsts, at 73%: Cleveland and Pittsburg, fourths, at 65; | Chicago and Milwaukee, firsts, at-93, and C., C. and LC., at 88%. The following were the bids as amended at the call:— New York Cen Tol & Wab Ist m, 8t L@ ny | Tol & Wab 24 m.......46 Gt West istim, ‘48 ny ex Galena & Chie 24m Chic, K 1 & Pac Mortis & kssex 2d m. Pitts, Pitts FLW a Chic 34m, iv Clev' & Pitts 2d m Clev & Pitts 3d in Clev & Pitts 4th m. Chic & Alton incot Ohio @ Miss cons 1. Ohio & Miss con, Unio & Miss Za m, con. Dub & Sioux City’ Ist. BSERSS. al 3 cS a Gol, Chis : Col, Chic & ind & af m. * Fok. Peoria k'War, Wb ° Tol, 4 H War oe wih LA uM. ‘ar, 2im. Ke EN i Seasce= Pe Minn Iti. 2 einai Bur C, B & Min Ist "sg 8, RAILROAD EARNINGS FOR JUNE. The Commercial Buletin turvishes the monthly table of the gross earnings ior the month of June, es follows :— Lif St. Louis, Alt. & T. H. branches St, Louis, Kansas City and Mo. Toledo, Wabash and Western. Total .. Net increase, 1878, ‘The net increase for has been.......... GOVERNMENT BONDS, 4n consequence of the stronger character of the market as reflected by the prices of gold and ex- change, government bonds were to-day subjected to active demand, especially from foreign capt- taliste, Prices advatcea, and at the close of the day were reported as follows:—United States currency sixes, 114% a 114%; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 117% @ 117%; do, do do, coupon, 119% a 11944; do. five-twenties, registered, May and November, 116% a 117; d0. do., 1862, coupon, do., 117 & 117%; do, do., 1864, do.’ do., 117 & 1174; do. do., 1865, do. do., 118% @ 118%; do. do., 1867, registered January and July, 115% @ 116; do. do., 1865, coupon, do., 117% a 117%; do. do., 1867, do. do., 118 a 118%} do. do., 1868, do. Go., 1173 a 118; do, ten-forties, registered, 114 a 11434; do. do., coupon, 114% & 114%; do. fives of 1881, registered, coupon, 114% @ 114%, SOUTHERN SECURITIES Were dull. New South Carolina sixes, January and July, sold at 1554, Missouri State sixes at 93%, new Tennessce sixes at 80 and old Tennessee sixes at 804. The latest bids are annexed :—Missouri sixes, 9254; Tennessee sixes, old, 80%; do., new, 7934; Virginia sixes, old, 43; do., new, 50; do. sixes, consols, 52%; North Carolina sixes, old, 27; do., new, 15; do., special tax, 12; South Carolina sixes, 30; do., January and July, 15; do., funding act 1866, 17; Louisiana sixes, new, 42; Arkansas sevens, Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad issue, 20; do., Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, 20; do., Little Rock, P. B. and New Orleans Railroad, 20; do., Mississippi, Ohio and R. River Railroad, 20; do., Arkansas Central Railroad, 20, THE STOCK MARKET, Tt is along time since the Stock Exchange has been the scene of such lively business as was transacted to-day, and if the signs are to be trusted we have entered upon the “Summer cam- paign,” so long and so anxiously anticipated. Out- side orders, on the one hand, are giving substan- tial encouragement, while the tone of the market itself, as illustrated by the improvement in & score of securities, shows that master spirits have again entered the arena and are putting at work influences calculated to give new and brighter color to the situation. Nor are these influences entirely arti- ficial in character. Stocks are in sympathy with the natural growth of the country. A rail- road may be loaded with debt, yet each year Witnesses its wealth enhanced, its usefulness en- larged and its final purpose nearer successful cul- mination than before. 4 SPECULATIVE VALUE attaches to almost every security that is quoted— @ value that ebbs and fows according to the freak of the hour; but at the bottom there is usually something substantial, and in the end, when some fortuitous combination of events develops real strength, thousands are astonished that they did not discover and make use of the fact in time. The movement in New York Central, in Rock Island, in Lake Shore, in Wabash, and the past history of a number of stocks once poweriul, yet. now holding but a mini- mum of the confidence of the community, exem- plify the thought and show that it is prudent to be prepared at any moment for renewed activity generated from reserved forces, adaptive opportu- nities and enterprising generalship. THE VOLUME OF BUSINESS TO-DAY was large, with more than usual strength along the line, prices advancing during the morning from 4 to 3 per cent, although followed by some aecline. Erie was exceptionally weak, owing, perhaps, to the non-declaration of a dividend, uncertainty incident to the election of new directors and the London quotation, The stock opened at 62% and suffered a pounding down to 60%, with final recov- ery to 61%. NORTHWEST COMMON invited more than usual interest, and gave token of an activity that has not attached to the stock for several months. In fact, at a late hour— too late to produce any effect on the market— it was whispered that a very large biock of the stock had changed hands and gone under control o1 the {riends of the road, and thata very few days would probably witness Northwestern pack again in its old place among the lively speculative securi- ties of the market. The opening figure to-day was 71, from which there was @ gradual recession to 6934. In view of favorable information concern- ing the income and condition of the road its friends predict for it @ brighter future, Western Union sold at 84%, improved at the first board to 854, but later succumbed to the general depressing influence, and closed at 84%. Pacific Mail advanced irom 36% to 37%, ana was well sus- tained at the higher prices, though showing a de- cline at the end to 36%, 87, 3734. St. Paul rose from 61% to 52%, losing % per cent at the close, New York Central openéd at 103%, advanced to 10454, but receded and closed at 103%. Lake Shore began work at 9644, went down for a moment to 95%, but recovered and closed at 96 Union Pacific sold at 26% 0 26%, aata 27%; ‘Toledo and Wabash at 00% a 708 703; a 70% a 70% a 70%. Rock Island de. veloped considerable activity, the fluctuations being between 110% and 11134, with a final decline to 110%; Hannibal and St. Joseph sold between 30% and 403; Ohio and Mississippi was steady be- tween 39% a 39%: C., C, & 1.0. rose from 28% to 293g: Harlem showed a rise of 3 per cent from 1264, the opening price, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western soid at 98 a 93%. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks to-day :— Highest. Lowest. New York Central 10456 10355 Erie....... 62% 60% Lake Shore... 96% 96 Wabash... Os 69% Northwestern. a 6936 Northwestern preierred.. 81h Rock Island. 10s, St. Paul.. 51% St. Paul preferred. 12 Ohio and Mississippi 80% Union Pacific. big , C. and T. € 28% Wester Union ‘Teiegraph. 84% Pacific Mail.......... wee 86% THE ERIE RAILROAD, ‘The annual election of directors of the Erie Rail- road for 1873 took place to-day and elicited much interest, Many rumors were afloat as to certain parties retiring (rom the Board and others being substituted for them, A full report will be found in another column, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXOHANGE, Tuesday, July 810115 A. M. #10000 U5 520.5, Jot... 110 $5000 US 6M, @, “67.98 117% BHO Hig Town US Bs, 6.8L. 200) re 25000 US 64, Cur. amity don 16’, atisry ig. U 2600 US 5-20, Fy Oe 700 shs West Un Tel bw Pac M SS Co. 400 do. Board—10:30 A. M. 4 100 she Pac M58 Co. 43 373 wo do. « © 1872, 1878, $435,511 424 4 A2 96,696 43 6, 192 482,005 ana Northwestern.... 1,070,460 omeres tiantic and Great Western.. 7 Batineten ©, Rapids & Minn. Any eeneeeeeeenes ESESEs! i 1000 ; 400 & Fy S A me 30 1000 J 200 -. 100 200 Pg 2000 713g 200 : 200 93" 4000 81 i a i ‘0 fois B00 i ee si 14” 100 524g 106 400 Pied «. Wig 200 2% th e “108% 100 1 oy : o hay % 3 100 Lo: 61} Ww LO: 6h: 400, nw Mich aL oO Tess 19 et Un te. Debs sare 1 200 8488 S00 HR | ito Sue to How | 8 500 85° 300 ids, 2100 as 100 1103 wo B! 100 . toss 40 8554 200 11085 1000 & 300 » 1 200 ‘200 xy 300 8544 30) 70 is ss ty i 20 Bs in} Tos 800 500 + WW a = ie 3 a Pid 4 20 ow 96% 100 do 00 96% 100 Fa Be 8 20 9% 1D do. 0 ie” BTob W w a“ 45 Dubasi too 70g 800 StL & 00 3ST” 100 Han & Std. 300 37%¢ 200 Pac BR o! 100 37% 100 do. 109 3, 10 do 100 S7ig 200 go. $00 lw do. i 2 Prt 300 ro & 100 29 200 50 100 20 SESS 12118 and 2:15 P.M. $200 US Oe nS... UTE $50U0 UB S20. % Toow 0s S20, F, 08, 2. Ho SB, 1000 US $40.6" 08's” HY 10000 UB Ber oe ¥8h 12:30 PB, M.—Before Call. City kaa Tol Siig EOS ERR bee Oe, tae 103% 100 Ohio & M RR. Fp Rock Island: SEES BSE2 Sw SESUHERSSSSSSSSSS.ESHEREESEE one sae gece mz5Q ft eS 2eSRSS' rs 300 ‘800 1000 61 ou as 100 oo 400 + OL 200 6% 600 10 603g 200 100 + 60 200 . 61 60! BESSESSESEES: 2:30 to3 P. M. 00 U Pac 1 Lema &MS RR. 0. shs West do. :* aust SHEESEECESE CLOSING PRICES—3 O'CLOCK P. M. Western Union. 843% * wm Un Union Pacifie.. 271 ~ ri ilver Bis. Chan Won. 6 Tag Ir if ChaNnw ‘pref. ob 3 Et Adains Express. 45; 0°95 Nv Con. bx aha dg a 8 Weils-Furgo bx 75 a 76 1 ios Am Mer Un Ex. 63 8 64 ae a igs tT kaufen WS" TK Ra 7 8 a 70) < a brit ry a ¢ Man & StJo pit 8 s a roaey Futn 29% COMMERCIAL | REPORT. Cotton Quict—Flour SteadiersWhent and Corn Firmer—Oats Steady—Sugar Active and Steady—Coffee Dull—Pork and Lard Higher=Freights Firm=—East India Goods Duli—Petroleam Quiet— Naval Stores Dull—Metals Quiet=To- bacco Steady—Wool Unchanged=Whis- key Firimer. TUESDAY, July 86 P, M. The trade movement was still slow and unsatis- factory. Dry goods were atill very quiet and al- Most nominal. Hardware was in rather more reqnest, and prices were pretty generally steady. At the Produce Exchange the chief interest cen- tred in the breadstutfs market, which was firmer. Fiour was more sought after and held higher. Wheat was in good demand and about 1c, dearer, @ good export business being done at the improve- ment, Corn was also in jair request and firmer, Oats were steady. Whiskey was firmer, though the receipts were heavy. Pork and lard were higher, though neither was active. Freight room was stil scarce and rates dear. Gro- ceries were generally quiet, with the ex- ception of sugar and molasses, which sold to @ fair extent at steady prices. Petroleum was quiet and heid at previous figures, Cotton was quiet, and while “spot” was not quotably changed, ‘futures were easier, Naval stores were dull, and more or less nominal. East lod eeecten 6 and nominal, Metals ‘were dul Wool was quiet but steady. Asuna. € a fair Jobbing demand tor pots, and prices were meady at 8%. tency remained en? tirely nowinal Receipts for the past tire days, 94 pack- ct | dock: tor ageuis aollvered, ‘the, prices a Ohh | week Aelphia afloat, $28 4 30; delivered, $33 ms | gtatraw Ray brick’ per M. atoa!, $8 8 $9; do, | ast delivered, i. do. deliver 00 ‘ do, delivered, i) far’ reqiiest and. ‘unchanged’ in’ prices; ted at pL gO tor, Rockland | common , an \ ar for do, lump, Cement was moderate | Sequsst at unchanged Tes; quoted nt § #1 zo per bok | for Movendale, $99 $5 29 for Roman and $6 78 for Port: jasier of s ij was in limited demat nd steady ; ih aC 8a BA ek ton tor olue Nove dgotle, cy for per bbl. for calcined elt Pe Yeuraiued quiet, Dut were quoted sicady af 98 26 for Canpiks.—Nothing of importance L) transpired since i ements our last, trade being confined to the of jobbers We te for Conpack.—Business has been modera and prices remai quote :-- Mani, Tope yarn, 20c. Hotei bolt pe ite, Corrsyy—The market pe pipet: alot iain our vere ze ees s5E2 goers 3 boride 5 olan é Forlo, Rigo ibe Se" a Sige: Bite ar, Wig. Te m . c. ; Curacoa, ere on ae rh lly noalocts rs nd nom- inal. Future deliveries were dnil° at's decline of 1160. in rates. for the early latemonths, ‘We sum up as tolfowas “07 22 Tales FOr te Consumption. Speculacion. day up ‘to three | Bi F130 300 at tbs 15 ma Tome le 8 The receipts at the ports ai far and Baltimore bein) ton, $4 bales; New lea $23; Charleston, Peay bale as heard from, Noriolk ray fy: ao Cy Pere —Galves- Mobile, anna, News York, 1.078; gn cent Torey ports relyn po Were. Hottinally steady at the ‘following agures’: 10 Havre, by steam, lo. sail, le. comp rofietuce by sted fe; Ts Bremen, by glean, 546" To’ La vervod 8 7-16d. by steam ; 6-16d. a c. by oa Ww eo" Ordinary ae aed 7 an as ordi is i} i iy sinet good ordinary a BS ry 19 middling. Miadiing: 2 21 n Bt 3 idling. 2B " yquctateas are Siebel ‘on cotton in store, runnin, hey quality not more than half agrade above or below grade quoted. Flour anp sony Mato. eor a 6,065 bbls. ; es 138,740 bushels; corn, 166,867 do.;.corn ineal, 840 bbls. a 150 bags; oats, ye, do. The ‘flour market ruled ‘quiet, ber eieediecy Shece wan rather mote inquiry for shippiny oe which were accordingly heid a little firmer. sales since our last foot up ia Ti7to bbls. at, prices within the Tange of the wubjoined quotations. ‘orn meal continued quiet and wi chomt le change in prices, We nove s sale of 3 bbls. star te 36 quiet and unchanged in We quote -— Fa ocao~teot DamareSem~: Bouthera family. Gorn meal, Weste oe a4 gery: orn meal’ Bran altimore = SLSLHRSRSESSSELSSERSESSSES Enereerse ee rreepereeeespee? 5 > . achiieei cicadas Bemucucarumaemecssacsane® P co? covers! for inierior and rejected Sp! Chicago and Milwaukee, $1/ 4 $1 41, tor No. 2 Chicago and Northwest, $1 42 a $163 cor No. 2 Milwaukee, $1 41 for do. arrive next rr 10. 48 to ive soon; te Waukee, on t and to arrive in @ few days. The first samy oe oy new Southern wheat, consisting of 500 bushels w! jaryland, was sold a2 ‘Burkholder « McCutchen to Hecker ‘Bros.’ tor $2 pens bushel. Corn was in fair request and firmer—the market bei dearer for brane. The sales agarey gate bushels fair to good, Se. 0 6 kiln dried and 1: 0c. for Teey. md blo. nf Western white. steady and in good dem: ‘The sales were about 8,000 bushels at 434c. @ dic. tor Western mixed, 46c. for State do. 3 See for waite rh td 8 ale. for do. re wi lower; sales e festern at 79c, and 4000 bushels do., to aill, at Freicnts.—ibe movement in starch slow to-day, ore. in part to oop aan. Rta at able room. firm. row wae a oa hi ir ‘The ing Dusiness eR, at full rates. The engagements were:—to Liverpool, by steam, 15.00) Dushely a geaia (elev at 12%¢4., standara bushel; 2,000 boxes of cheese At 758, 200 do, of bacon at 6fe., and’ b: of grala at 100 0 1 » 10) bhds of talk jo. of tobacco at Sis.” To Londo: e Mediterranean ‘an American _ hence cet Dantzic or Of do. at ish bark, hence to Orders to the Russian Balti, 1908 ber Ge are er refined do., atic. ; = rive, hence Continental port, 6,600 on private grime: an American bark, 310 tons, hence sto Gibraltar or Mulaga, general cargo, ata lump sum a British back, oo arrive trom Philadelpiia toa direct port United Kin dom or Continent, Is. refined petroleum, on pri vate terms; an Austrian bark, 635 tons (now at Boston), from Cy Point to Trieste, full Cargo of tobacco, at a luinp GuNNIRs.—The market has been very quict sinc last for all descriptions, but prices” were tot noticeably mer ork, 2.800 Sits ‘of do., wn grivaie Catal Eisnore ir 10 vate 13.000 caves of bere of do., on hence to Ode: changed. We quote : tie cloth, 13%. a lic. for heavy weights; Caloutta cloth, 10}4c. inally ; peer ngeieh lout ry he nomi $ Hear anv Jure.—For hemp the market was dull, b brices remained unchanged: P famita quoted at ier | ® fold. | Jute was also neglected, but nominally. stead Hee. a 43ge., gold. Jute butte ‘met with a télr ingi) ‘and we note & saie of 4,000 bales, ex Stockbridge, oh pri. vate terms; quoted at [\c., currency, cash. Hors.—the market remained very quiet. O lots sredicat a sale, Dut asa general thin are confident and hold for full prices, We quote:—Sta ailtor i Gage. a tuts; Bavarian, 40008 ie’ ann: falitornin, 4734¢. 0 favarian, 40c, a 450:; Engl 50, 8 he n, 260. he 30e, mares for both was firm, owing ani ity of t prime jual- ea Pad, do., vas $ a iD Stra’ gpletiyte ihe ‘the light i auppiy $23; ping. $18 a 16; long rye a Shore Sone sant bats $12 and Sle Latest on a otagtra.—There was considerable more doing to-day in invoices for boiling bpseoece, and sales were report: ie: ing whe about 1,800 hhds. of mus- covado, at 28, ‘New crop—Cuba, centriugal and mixed, i ket layed, Zc, @ 3. do, mus. covado, Pehnis 4 atest, Se . 400. ; Porto tice, Shen '& Oe.” Kagilsh ‘al 250: A B0c.; New Orleans, 55c. ‘82c. Naval Stoxes.—The market for spirits of turpentine was dull, ee closed nominal at ¢4c, Late yesterday 500 bb)s. sold at d4c. Rosin was dull in consequence of the ‘aod high rates tor Mrelght; grained quoted at ype pee We heard of il ie ed at $2 95 and 500 bbis. of » $310. Tar and pitch were neglected and entirely OEY Ous.—There has been ome oe little seins in oils of any description, ast e usual jobbing trade, and prices remained ite the: same. We quote :— Linseed, in casks and $c. in bbls; crude ef $1 fake «8 65; Dietthed, Northern, 58c, Ge. My O7c. & 7c, for natural Winter’ a ad Ste a Tic. for bleached; lard, 70c. a tle. for jee m and 70c, for present make; crude cotton seed, 473c.; menhaden (new oll), 48c. PRrRoue om ‘Change to-day there was a moderate inquiry for refined, but without leading to reported tran- sactions; quoted at 17%c. # Ise. tor balance of month and ‘August. Crude in bulk was cuiet and rather weak, in sympathy with aneasier market atthe prorat points; quoted at 7%. spor. Cases met “Se inquiry, steady at Hse. Higher’ peice Yor’ small lots. Naphtha ren dull and. entirely “Nominal,” at about” yc. a Uc. for Western and city, Reports from the creek were of, let aad ca with ‘quoratigns as follows 08 Titusville, $1 8 a. $1 2234: Tidgout, $1 70; Petvoleum ‘Centre, $1 70. $1 75; Pan 1 8) Th Philedelphig’ market sematued ‘inactive, and’ ‘nom: nal, Refined, quoted at Idee, a 18%4c. for balance, of month, and I8e, for futures. Later ere reported in Now, York of 400 bbls. of retined, for this mouth, Ie cros.—Receipts—Pork, 839 bbls. ; cut ments, 188 rd, 160 Dba and erces “The m are, ain Aemer, Dur ihere was litle dit erate.’ We heard of sales of $00 Doing lots. at Bi7 00 a $17 80; 200 Dols, of 6 123g, 65 Dols. of city do, at $18 26, and 2 ‘extra prime mess at $13 7% Bacon—The market was amulet but firm: quoted at 8c. a te. for long clear, Dyer for short do. We note a sale Or 280 boxes “ol short clear for December, at sc. Beet continued quiet, with prices ereontially unchanged in lots about 0 packages were placed at from $9 mess por osition manirested 0 it Lng Be, jor plain mess, bbls. ; $11 2513 jor extra do., bois. ; $20 a $21 for prime mess, tlerces, and tor India mess, tigrces. Beet hams were angeles but quoted nominally steady at from $25 a $51 for Southern and Western.” Cut meats were in moderate reques mj sales were reported of 1,000 smoked shoulders 0) ickled do. at 9c., 150 boxes dry salted shoulders at ge boo ickled hams ie Le 000 ‘smoked do. at L 100 Herces of do., on pi 120% th joose jckied bellies, 13 Ibs/average, {0 boxes of do., I is. average, atviyc. Dresned hoge were firmer, closing at 6c. aTe. tor the Fange of city, Lard—the inarket tor Vestern was firmer, closing with Sige. bid, cast for July, He, August and De. September We heard of sales of 1,250 tierces tor July at 5} tierces for August at 3 Ltée. 100 tlerces {oF Reuteniber at 9:4, 500 ferces for October nt #4¢., and 1,000 tlerces tor dy Oye. City was quiet bat steady at (ce —There was a fair business consummated to day in a jobbing way, with prices ruling steady. The sulcs foot up Fy cu soe ran Jarolina at 7\e. a 8¥e., and 200 bags Rangoon at 6%&e. a 7c. ‘Suaak—There was considerable more business in raw the market was steady on the basis of fair to good refinin it to good ose Ther ty ‘ifugal at 3! ae ef at Dye. ti eg Aon c. ‘io c. tor Haste ining, imferior See. a 7% r, Bie. sales nd a © quote :~—Cuba—| & 7%e.; fair to good 8 grocer; as do. "dow 19 to 20,1080. ie del compo 2 plies ee os loin ogee ried SavaDutch standa : oa. 1g. va ws gc. Manila—ouperior and r, 7C. ron —For iifseed the market iy an th Tons. “Clover wid in " transactions seal way at ti oa vo. oftmotb ‘was dull, bat firm); or Sin 1] better demand and firm. arate heard of ere ys, mn uuerces lag 4 43005 Ie, at tthe, and ; of common at fie. «7 oe wet souk Jess § te peek ‘Biralts 2 aha a ache t jeter. anes Sa ‘iounand for 0d leads ugh flax’ was quie rany eat at 634e. ; eae one tate oo Muchy was cases ot or it a re. Eolas ie 8 of Fevana, a oss. 8 98e. + Bales of 160 bbls, atte, woth te market has shown 2 no ope ae Ny oe ‘no speculative demand, ‘ne rices a] ae = Hi ihe Yo buyers wee "ot Fall iiss ie a 10 cee t te. De or oe fit t Georg! $240 #3 Iba. 1 BB ba not ext Hs 5 di ot nofextra pulled, 19 do. of super par pulled, a CE 1 Qalifernia, all on private vanes 1 net ecelri t and ee: canary, “4 ang Demand light ordluar Lg AC re nar: + good o: f° oe se pees | anid lings, he Not fe re Stock lea; BTOSS, 3 evening, 20. Cotton dull; midatings, 18360, “aon wacibe 1a bales coustwise, 150, a 00. 8 sees Ootton, dull and nominal; middiing colptn 323 ales ‘aoe ie inal; ‘ste ae ae Cuar.eston, July Cotton steady; middiines 18%4¢. a 106. low idaltngs, 8c, 9 18! ‘ocd. ordinary, 17c,; ordinary, 14c. & receipt doi. vate 300. Stock, 8,487. aFrALo July & 1878. bushels mj corm, Walt dos: i so, canal Wabipmie 4 1.749 bushels; tite, dull wheat, jaiet; Western" st * amber, $3 a a lower for Spring: bales; gross, Lake and rail Flour, 3s bbls. ent fest i do, No. 2 ab ng Se 30 75, Barle: 7 heady: 2 at Abe. 2840 Jats lower ; sales, 5,850 bushels No. No. 2at Sc, Rye nowiinal at 73s. a Canada, 9c. a No. 2 sey Western, $a a $1 1 Wa $1 16; primé Canada, $i ivestern, i nt ie $l 25 20 Fath bbl 7 for amber Winter declins ¥! ‘%e. on all ende a ioe eters bushels ada Flour 1 closing at $775 for No, 75 for white Winter, hen Lory bers 10, 10. No. 1 Milwaukee Cin} ordina “oor ed, Sales 1,500 do. st Bo. ate three cars sane aS Canal freighte—' ¢. to New York: lumber Hadion, $4.25 to New York. Railroad (reighte= Filladeliay de: tp Foston, SOc. to New York, de; 10 Albany, S80, Metals by lake—18,800 bushels migat 449,000 feet, ber, Shipments by canal—f,000 bush oie on Test lumber. July ier, and unchanged. nica in fir demand and hieher! Bah at $124; No. 2 Spring glee at $1 I mt ar or sale su nay st igre selet Gorn active’ and “h N mixed Bae ae, for he ‘% mot OF seller, Ju § See, seller August jected sold at a her; sales of No. 2 Sigh th Bai Pi ‘ata intair’ dem al fo rejected car steady ; 6c. S* Barley ‘in fair de- OK, NO. 2 Fall; 80. for No, ina Goa $16 13%, seller vAaeuat ta ae quiet aged; nominally: $5 (Sa $810" Bulk eats in good demand; held at ne higher: Seales of shoulders Io, short rib middles, ; short clear middles, fc, 8, epok: ‘Augant Midiieery ‘quoted ‘ot about above ady and unchan pickle Wid at ssc for is ibe. average, oy t 8c. Freights in fair demand and lower; Buta, be. HAVANA oe a bi y ‘No. 12 Dutch standar. eT lia reals “ae on Exchange—Prime carn bills on United Beatos, Tat currency, 28 a 29 per cent premium ; don, 64 per cone cae walt to Mentlie neh of lied 8 from re. on the uorth coast (outside pot hogshead edo, $8 molasses to Fal- gas ‘otner ‘Fart om the Haven oe de north coast EUROPEAN MARKETS, oon Monee Denar July set i = yr mone: a : for the account Inited Bintan ‘Ave-twenty bonds. 18m, old Sig W8GT's, 08," tear DOK, J 728) he Consels f the accor for nye 283, "Erie Railway shares, an hankront BOURSE.-~FRANKTOR?, Joly 8. United States Aiye-twenty bonds, 96% for the fue of Lai ‘km Boora.—Pasis, Jaly ®—Rentes, Sot Havaaecoe Corron Marget.—Liv i, July ro-12:30 4 x jiverabie Suly’a spinped from Savannah or Charleston, leliverable July an ust, at les rttor shipped trom Savannah oF Charleston, reigoerad ator, July 8—5 P.M.—Ot the sales to-di bales were Ammerican, The ee is dall and ana nr downward. mia ppland Be, 3 middlins Orleans, 9d. a ‘a Sales 10,000 sient including 2,000 ben sas fa export. ‘RAD! Mancuxster.—Ltverroot, July &§—The mar- arns and fabrics at Manchester is quiet and un ar —Livenroot, July &— ‘he receipts of wheat ‘for the past three days fave deen 68,000 quarters, including 48.00) American. “The re. ceipts of corn for the past three days have been 10,000 quarters, all of which were American. Ihe woather to-day is tair and tavorable to the crops, Pr. market is dull, Us. 74. a lis. 9d. per ceatal for average Calitornia white; 10s. 9d. a Ils. for red ta Spring, et 11s, 10d: for red Winter. Peas, 378, juarter for Canadian, IVERPOOL Provisions Marxet.—LiveRroot, July P. ming eo Gis, por cwt for the best grades of Ameri. can fine. pLIvEaroot Lice gee Manner. star rola Sly SP, M.— ‘etroleum, r gallon for refined, and 9344. ior spirits. Common bein, be, 8 s. 6d. per cwk tos DON PRopuce MaRxxr. Siemon ul 8—Evenin; Tallow, 42a 64. per cwt. Linseed oil, Es 1s. per fon. Common rosin, 88. - a %. percwt. Spirits turpentine, ‘38s. a S3a. 6d. per cw! ——_+-2 -—___ FINA A} NCTIAL. A SLAPBLEY & ‘BAZLEY, . Brokers, Stock and Gold J d Privileges, % Broudway, “Stock Parvizeaes.”—$100 a nd commission will pur- chase a first class contract, giving you the privilege of calling or delivering ¢., being “long” or “short’) 100 shares of any active stock, any time in 30 or 60 days, ‘These contracts are now used by many operatora, as no further risk or outlay is incurred beyond the amount you decide to risk, and the: the very best modes of operating for those who are “out of town” of “ap town,” Settlement to be made at time of purchase or on our de- livery of the contracts {o your agents or bankers in New All contracts negotiated are signed by responsible firms or members ot New York Stock Exchange. Many contracts negotiated by us tor one per cent bonus have netted six or ten per cent. fe have completed a circular fully explaining these confracts, with practical iilustrations. Thus circular we will mail to any address. A. —TO INVESTORS. Northern Pacific Railroad Company having de- termined to close its 7-30 First Mortgage Gold Loan and thereafter to pay no higher rate of interest than six per cent on further issues of its bonds, the limited remainder ofthe 7 3-10 Loan is now being disposed of through the usual agencies. This affords a desirable opportunity to persons wishing to reinvest July interest or dividends. The company now has more than 500 miles of its road built and tm operation, including the entire Eastern division connecting Lake Superior and the navigation ofthe Missour! River; the work of construction 1s pro- gressing satisfactorily; the company has earned title to nearly ten million acres of itsland grant and sales of lands have thus far averaged $5 66 per acre. All marketable securities are received in exchange for Northern Pacitics, | JAY COOKE & CO,, 20 Wall street, New York. TLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY. — ‘The qi asacterly dividend of one and one-quarter per cent on the capital stock of the Pacific Kailruad of Mis- souri will be paid at the office of this company, No. 28 Broadway, 16, 1873, to stockhiolders of Fegord gu Jul A. V. STOUT, ifeasurer. kw III pee LOAN. ON POND ca Med hf * iow 00K, or jerse: pply to SAUL S” WOOD, Tr Won 66 Broadway, room 10, References—tion. John, Glseo, Robert H. Lowry, Had, Jacob D. Vermilye, sq. Al entowment ti RATES MONEY on Lik, ane wment Inst ies ‘ages and other ndowment Fnsuranc ayia teas id urities, panies SECOND MORTGAGE es sey realestate, for sale at Mi w MACKAY, Sono: Betis ‘. LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN ON NEW York city Property, First and Secoud Mortgages PrOPPPAEIDENRICH & CO., 006 and 08 Third avenue. Pays te & CURRY SILVER, MINING in de ‘com. Hee PABRICH & CU., Il? Broadway. 400, ON NEW JBR- ral’ discount; First 00), Apply & W. @. SRRSSME Sat Compan: $l coin coe gar Sees re) inqnent ranle Kuoguss ent may be made a cy, Bane ot, California entree WALLEN, ‘Ss\Pine ot id _New Youx, July Bw. 4x Sats TO ik a acy BUMS BAUM py iier ey oF ce cent i int rue ei. A Dividend of Sve, the stockholders on the will be deed from morning of fist July. 3. ODBLL, ; F°%, SALE Biot ese Diacouxn—rua Finer ree LIN ar Tea & BRAIN: street.—Stock and tmasere: proved Saco aruoulars to 9, RIOR one 8 can monies with small dadursteet Rew Yo Se0oe Wi & BRAINE, “TOOK BROKERS, ll BROAD a ‘and with very planatory circulars NY bere ys 8 semi-annual dividend’ of eredited July Lon ail su eae oat cen! entived thereto jor se nths and three Rant ending June 30, iid after du uiyai: D Dot mrlihdray mills sn belore July a m4 att "trom July 1. Spent daily from nd yn Mondaysand Wed- nesdays from 10 z ie hi CONKLIN, President. _Hawny 0. Fisuen, a! OTICE INTEREST MA ee JOLY on the bonds of the eat and a Fotetabare Railroad’ sou southside Railroad ars ie 4 and oa reams Railroad, payable in PO cu York, will the First National Bank, New York. Conpens Bes payable a paar ai al nerc! of Petersburg, Va, JAMES E. EY brass mh NORTH, CAROLINA SPECIAL TAX | BONDS. —NO. fice ls hereby sof these bond: intending to join suit ore than the required number “havi assegsine just be presented to the com~ befare July ity iar. THOMAS DENNY, ae Chairman, 39 Wall st, New York. EW YORK STATE GOLD SIXES, DUE 1887, N sale by GWYNNE & DAY, 16 Wall street. disheasr ORTH RIVER SAVINGS HANK. corner Thlrty-fourth Dividend. —A semianuual dividend at the rate of per cent per annum on all sums iroin $610 $000, will ba Bad oad ulad ou or betore the 20th of July will draw, Were rae ra post fied op or ore of July y a daily frem 10 SP. M., also aay Welluesduy” tid Saige tay eyetings Hoes tes lock, OOPER, President Sans 0, Buxrerr, secreuary. FGEMMIE Le FRICKE OF THE ILLINIS CENTRAL RAILROAD aie New York, June 23, 1873, ont ot Ave per cent has been declared b; ia on the Ist day of August ne: Folders sol fall paid’ shares, reristered a day of Juiy next, afier which and until August the transtet books will be closed. —— of nsier aA RANDOLPH! Assistant Treasurer. | iC RAILROAD (OF MISSOU! PA oun Pursuant to the provisions of a ea, of to the under truste- Pacitio roau (of of Miscourbs dated sa Call A et ar secure Tuprigags! bonas of that company knot made by the hold bonds, the cold il here i inva said truste ‘000 neving Dash sa arta ign ry com} y f0, send cancelling au af returning to company Sai posals Tee oer writing sent to bet 2 fore 12 o'clock. of oeaty 1873, at theses jee of the Als Adendte ‘and 1 he York, stating Gag hie damber of ‘aid "fonds nailed Ig ela the lowest price pice aekeaf bidders will be notified of Wey of Ww ere Bro EDWIN D. MORGAN, LBQSEPH SELIGMAN, i New Yore, July 1, 15; 5 6 TAN ABD Uabd INSURANCE ett eh OFFICE os aided tix yer oval b pagatle co tomate er De payable on demand JOHN, Secretary. TO $6,000 TO LOAN—FOB A TERM 0! ivpiy to 6 on ce roe page on Hes roved cit $4. 000 Fino strevts room 2” Strest, TO tee vert Sip THREE YEARS, ON $10,000 aioe ai ish Fig Tinelpalso on! sat, = $100,000 WALT on, No. FOR THE PURCHASE OF @00Ds A Merchandise in unbroken pack- ving the same for call on or address BULL AND, ts Reade street. Ail communicat conf- TO LOAN-WITHOUT | BONUS, IN J, gums fo sult, on. frat, mortgage of ropert, rincipals only deal ALMLE, ‘Now @' seventh street, cons $100,000 Ay to eae er Peay ‘avenue, third $135, 00 TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT. wiestehe eiclen bonus, tor a term of sepia JOHN F. UORKEY, 163 Broadway, ack aa COPARINE QSMLPs. LEASE TAKE NOTICE rok THAT THE FIRM OF HAM: ilton, Pratt & Co. is dissolved this day by limitation. The undersigned have tormed a LE te ecg i> under the old title, Hamilton, Pri io tinue the business of tyanulaetaring_ and” selling Bare mi ud children’s fine shoes, retofore, at 65 ren street Hew York. Yours, SOuN an HAMILEON, ar Ske A. A. PRATT, kMMBT W. WEED. GEO, A. SM. JAMES W. MULLIN PATRICK COLLINS. _New Yorx, July 1, 1873. TNERSHIP HERETOPORE EXISTING r the firm ot Haffner & Felduer has this day Been dissaived by mutual consent. HAFFNER & EELDNER, J. Haffner will continue the business at 54, 66 aud 5d Attorney street. ——_+ + _—__—_. BEAL ESTATE AFPAIRS, Yesterday's business, so far as legal sales are concerned, showed some. little activity. A very good assembly congregated on ’Change and made bidding rather spirited. Every parcel sold brought good pricea, We publish below the details as tok lows:— Plot on Kiny BY K. H. LUDLOW AND CO, bridge road, ¢. 6,9 ft n. of 1824 st. 91, 1x93x9.1x10/.6; R, 'C. Fellows... i lot, 1820 st, n, s., 108.6 it. ©. of Kunssbridge Foud, 29299115 nes C. Reliow: JAMES M, “MILLER, 5 2-sto1 oe basement houses an. one 66 lois, &, 10) it. W. of in aye 8 8 lot Lex TG leave dated May 1, years; one renewal; ground ront, taxes and Ms: sessments; &. J. Schermerhorn... aSy avant nO 52-story and basement Mansard root b & unfinished houses, 11th at.. 4. s., 102.6 fl. €. of duh av, eac lot 17.1xlW.i1; D, R Kendail, cach erty g AY sour a us 2,325 corner tidth’ ‘st. and ‘2d ‘av, heaieiesinnide mAD.. BY A. J. BLEECKER, SON AWD CO. 2 Paps frame palling, B. of 24th st, lot 245x100; Lewis Johnston. ‘William H. Raynor reports tae sale of 2 lots s. W. corner 4th av. anc sot st, each 25.6x90, ior 000, Also, 1 gore lot 8. 3. 85th st., 200 Jeet west averaging mm width 17 feet by 102.2, ior, Auction Sale at Tarrytown, Monday, duly 7 By BLACKWELL AND CO; Coule id Valley st. teste it t No: iS! Valley ou? Zs ta of Govteye a 0. Lot No: ibs Vailey sty Sb ie 8 of College avs A5x100, The purchasers were Messrs. Fischer, Sche! Henneschidt, Gaell and Conners, all residents Tarrytown, who will immediately improve the property, A JERSEY MILITARY COURT MARTIAL —— ‘ Trial of Colome! Drake for Disobedience of Orders. In Newark yesterday afternoon, at the armory in Orange street, was convened the court martial which is to decide the ‘ate of the spunky little Colonel James Madison Drake, of Elizabeth, who stands charged by Brigadier General DeHart, of New branswick, with having at Camden, on rs. Oth of June last, disobeyed orders and tneited mutinous spirit among the truops on Bec there 8. of Col that day. Drake commanded the Tegi- meout and had received permission from the agen gl %., remove his reziment, on the day juon to Putiadelpuia,, to be reviewed ao and’ banquetted by the State Fencibies. He and his regiment were at Camden and participated frat in’ the duties there, ‘The Colonel alt bed ened he was deiayed several hours beyond his a jeaiousy of De Hart, who desired to go to yeh jadel-. ua himself, The Court yeste! consisted of} rigadier General J, W. Plume, President ; Colonels: Packwell, War mor and Fay; we and General De Mott, nudge ‘Advocate, — Prosecutor: General De Hart and ti e acoused, nel were; also present. General owell volonel Harpy, Generai De Hart and He hin amined and the Court adjourned. PICKPOCKETS IN OARS, To Tae Eprror OF THE HERALD:—~ This morning coming down town to busmess car No. 1ofthe Tenth avenue line, a number ladies got in the car at the Pavonia Ferry, what came across from Jersey and evidently were going, on apicnic, Ayoung man who sat opposite sua~ pected that two men who got up to make room fory the ladies were pickpockets, as he saw one of the: men ieaning bay close to one of the ladies. a5 Cortlandt street he saw one of the men signal to, his partner by wiping his face with, the young mas ef aud they both then left the oar, mi Whose suspicions were ai municated the e to the conductor, who, foes my. resence, replied as Lyn retns A is a8 Much as your ife or mine is worth to interfere with thew fela lows. I su pcee them as soon as they got on the car, but what lg therefor me if have them arrested, ce 1s rent I would be laid out with @ aa sahot,” The ckpockets caped, taking wil the ketbook of one ot the ladies, ng wining low, Mr. Editor, how long Is this going to o continue, that conductors beg pickpockets wor! ial their cars under their ot eyes and ate afraid to speak, and detectives wi turn their backs for fone they would be called uy to to arrest a ' apnpag A PASSANGE, FLY 8 y j » ~ ’ J mn /