The New York Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1873, Page 9

"THE POLICE JUSTICES. CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE, - — perhaps. whether themselves or the Aldermen ere mistaken.” As ceveral jersons were waiting to see His ‘Honor the interview was uore Lrougut to a c.03e, THE SUPERVISORS. A Beene in the Couuiy Board—Sheridan Shock Nominated and firmed as Farce pean of Cong olen pen gor | gma Botw: fe Vance and V Se ‘The Board of Supervisors met at hal!-past one, or Kevemeyer in the chair, Recoruer Hackeit 1p his piace and all the members present, ‘The resigua‘iou of Christian Schwarzwaelder as @ummicsioner of Armories was received aud ac- eepted, aud air. Kehr offered a resulution appoint- ing Sheridan Shook to fil! the vacancy. Upon this A LIVELY DEEATE ensued. Supervisor Vance asked that it be laid on the table, Ue said the motion w.s a surprise to every- body and ue objected to suco a summary disposal lit; He desired to make it a -pecial order. Supervisor FLaNa@an rose to @ poiut of order that @ Motion to He on the tavie was not debataple. The chaif ruled that Mr, Vance was in o: der, Mr. VANCE then said that he nad nothing against Mr. BugOR, He did not kuow bur he might vote ior dum. He had no candidate 0. lis own to preas, Supervisor me vaFeBury uteryupting)—‘ 01 Mr. Chairman, Mc. Vance bua a candldeee ot bia tia Mr. Vance (citi —I am accustomed to inter- ruptions. 1 cau stand thein, ior I know the reason oltbem. It haa becu deieruiped upon ip a caucus to carry this tuing thouxh, just as the wa,o.ity in this ‘4 carry through al! matters tuat tuey tO, nolens volens. ‘There is 4 SORT OF FREEMASONRY among them, by which their inieutions are kept @ecret euntil they choose to explode them. If they can stand 1t, however, ine jeople can; and the people who electea them whl bear down upon them with a beavy haud, He wanted tue people ‘te know how umportaut business was transacied in tuis board. Suvervisor McUaFFERTY rose to @ question of privilege, and said thut he ud never heard the Name of Sueitdan Snook in couneevion with tus position wenioned until the subject had come OMoially besure this Loard. As for the Freemasonry 01 the caucus he Wi8 hot @ Freemason. He eae ored that aucient order, but did uot belong to But he hud heard tne bame oi @ triend o1 ae Vance’s ment oued in connection with this piace: the vume of the yentiewan who lad the bill enzi- rere througa the Legisiature, Supervisors Otiendurier, Koch and Recerder Hacaett euch disclaimed any connection with a ‘caucus, dir. VAN SCHAICE said that Mr. Vance made a Sfeai ado about what tue people would say tosuch summary contirmauo.s, but that yeutieman lad Dimeel’ ayreed to the very summary numinution of OLIVER CH\RLICK AND HUGH GARDNER (with ali respect to your tionor, as Mayor), and he knew that wr, Vauce had suid he would not re ees without Gardner was nominated. (Laugbte: Mi, VaNcr (asidv)—How do you connect me with Ouver Churlick ? Supervisor.) an. SCHAICK—The gentleman wants to know howl connect him with Cnarl.ck, Withall Tespéct to your enor, again, | will tell him. I heard him say that he was opposed to Chariick’s Bowles mh ut that he would vote jor him is neces- bos? Behe get hugh Vardner vominut:d. 1@-MAYOR mildly suggested that neither Char- lick por Garaner were on (rial, Mr, VaNcg (very excit-diy)—I deny it in toto. I mever said anything of te sort, and 1 don’t believe the gentleman neaid me aay any such thing, OMe SCHAILK (800 voce)—You toid me 80 ~ Mr. Vaxor—1 did nothing of the sort. MryYan scouaice—bet you ;5, here became so lively that Super- ' Visor Billings peated binsell bevween the two bel- rents and secured peace, while Koch juumped ‘up 1D @ iiveiy manner and Bald, as well as the re- ‘porter ovuid, catch - 18 words, owing to his rapid @nd dialectic agcen' aud the laughter woicn pre- ‘Yailcd aroand a! Agen) that he ws tn & caucus and bad a span... ine cou. usion and laughter were 0 iniectious tial the Padget hie! to join in, was Onally takenon the’ conuirmation of Mr. Shook, “resulting 0 Lis ‘wveoptanve uy a vute of 10 to 6, t Mayor votin, “uo.” TAL REMAINING BUSINESS of the Supervisors betiug the routine consideration of biiis ayaimst tie county, Mayor Haveweyer ruse to’ leave aud: Mr. Vauce had. aireacy taken the Fiesiveut’s seat, when supervisor Van Sciuwick re- uested im to. eurain Wie Le offered the tolluw- fag Tesulution:— ibat-when this Board ad‘ourn it be to meet on the -secoad ihursday Inoeptembor. ‘tag apt het | Rathod returned to his seat and result ‘awaited ce wor cpa Moved to amend oy substitut- ing onday “ext, ‘This was voted down, tue ayor Burdily Voti @Bulust it, vy @ vole Of 7 tow. love the Ovigiuai “‘Mot.on came up the Mayor, ‘amid ‘genera. iauy aver, uiale.ed [0 leave. 1@ MOON to ADJOURN UNTLL SKPIEMbER ‘was then ca. ried by 6 to 3. ‘the report of tie Commitiee on Armories and Dri 1.0. ws was tanded in, Mr. MCUaFFERTY Ob,ected to the payment of “armorers foreach oactery of artiiery, As ail the ~ batteries were m one armory te hougnt one sSrmorer vhuuld be suficient, hie moved to ret.rn the report to the committee, ith information that the villi of oniy ove ere for the armory cuntaiiuny the artiller, future, be auuted. He subsequent Teles Ww whe motion, aud the report wus accep: “LEGAL EAPENBES,”” ‘The bill for $3,000 of John R. Fellows, late Assist- ant Dirtricc Attoiney, .or prosecuting is case of Stokes, was passeu aud orde.ed to be paid. Bills jor rereshments turaisaed to the juries in ee, Koon os S.okes, Scannell, Train ana others, winter auditing @ number of bills ‘the Buard ad- fourned till the secon:! ‘Thursday in September. OOMPIRULLEX'S RECEIPTS, Comptrolier Green reports the following amounts Paid yesterday into the City Treasury, viz. :— From— BUREAU OF ARREARS. Arrears of taxes, assessments, waier rent and interest. ibidanontihs saigggs 8100 anemia te aStat Cistit tat tatin Tents and interest..... Peewee 6498 BUREAU OF WATER RKGI ‘Croton water rents and penaities pats ase pens eos rveneeneee 16,936 Anterest on bond and 5 prpeeaee water fot rent and market rents and I tees sesceene OMB Mavow's SECOND MARSBAL Ticenses and fines........66. 93 BOAED OF EDUCATION. The Board of Education met yesterday afternoon at their hall, Eim and Grand streets; William H. Neilson, President, in the chair. A communica- tion trom the Comptroller showed that the appro- Priation for salaries, &c,, Was $2,519,000; for sup- plies and miscelianies, $781,000, and lor the College of the City of New York, $160,000. Tae payments amounted to $1,601,586 96 for salaries.and supplies, and $63,232 75 tor the College of the vity of New York, ‘The sum of $1,500 was appropriated by the Board, on the recommendation of tie Committee on colored Ho school bull announced oun cler! unanl for repairs oa the cviored ‘he Presiuent of the Board Mr. Lawrene v. Kiernan, the requested ieave oi absence, and consent was ously given to al.ow kim our weeks’ vaca- Tue rresident was also empowered to desig- ‘terni o1 vacation ior ail the other employes under the Board. Aopinesene for the appoint- ment oi a Vice /rincipal for Primary school No. 4 And jor Grammar scuool No. 8 were dented. The Committee on Teachers ackuowledged the ability ol the spphoante, but did not deem it advisable to Take the Oflice in either of these schools. George H, Moore. was. a) pointed assisiant teacher Grammar Schoo! No. 4. ‘Ie difficulty among the Principal, Vice :'rincipal and teachers in the pri- mr: ry ay ao of Grammer School No. 27 was order that :he Principal and ‘Vice Prii 1 ehaly mpernee each going to @ different school. James Harrison was appointed Efe! 12 pee Davee ward in oe riers ~ death of signed. ounce: io death of the late ‘Commissioner James Cushin the Twenty-second ward, who had been presen ‘even at the preygre eee ‘of the Board. Com- imoner Jenki read a preamble and reso- Toren ihe virtues of the decease end resolvin; ‘hat the hall be akaped in perelne and the me: wear the usual mourning bad Phy rey day are and vase copies of Shep ie Fesoluts be sent to the members of de- saath site a The Board if na RE spect Ory (of the decease a i to session as trustees of the Normal Col- ea es WASHINGTON MARKET STALLS, ‘ Colonel Thomas F. Devoe, Superintendent of Mar- ‘kets, has ordered the Washington Market stands to be altered as {ollows:—On West street, to be. reduced five feet on the carriage on Vese: and Fulton streets, to be cut down tortie less ‘ak three feet, and to be reconstructed so as to allow of the thorough flooding of the gutters daily with- out removing the goods or the planking of the stands; also all stanus to be removed that encroach or iniringe on the passageways. FATAL FALL, | Henry Sigel, a native of Germany, aged seventy. five years, accidentally fell down stairs yesterday Morning at his residence, 270 North Seventh street, Wiluamebure. and anatained fatal injuries NEW YORK HE! a PINANCHAL AND COMMERCHL. A Lively Day in the Stock Market. THE BULLS RAMPANT. Large Advance in Speculative Securities. Outside Business Showing Its Hand. hei STRONG. HEAVY SHIPMENTS PREDICTED. MONEY EASY. EVERYTSING CHEERY. WALL STREET, WEDNESDAY, July 16—6 V’. M. On 'Chanee to-day cutton was in better demand, but somewhat irrecuiar or “spot,” while fuvares were \c. a 7-l6c. -er pound higher. Fiour ruled steady. Wheat was ureguiar and rather easier, and corn was lower. THE FOREIGN MARKET, London advices reported American securities Btealy, with tie exception of Erie, which was weaker and lower, ‘The following are the general quotatious :—Consois for mon+y, 923% a 925; con- sols lor the accuunt, 92% a v2% ; five-tweniy bonus Of 1865, Old, 93% a 953, ; tive-twenty bonds of 1867, 9344 a 9344; ten-forty bonds, 9034; new fives, 89%, ex-coupon ; Erie Ra'lway saares, 4544; llinois Cen- tral Rauway shares, $2, ex-divideud; new French loan64 @ 6% per cent premium. French rentes were quoted at 561, 25c. THE MONEY MARKET. ‘The bulk of the business to-day on call was done at 4 per cent. Time loans, in currency, were quoted at 5% a 645 (Or sixty days, 6a 7 per cent for ninety days, and 7 per ccut to gold interest fr all the year. Dulness prevatied in foreiga exchange, the asking rate still being 100%, with actual business at 1093¢ a 10934, Sight bills were firm, with an ad- Vance to 1103, and business at a % less, GOLD 11K A 115%. ‘The gold market continues to manifest firmness, ‘the greater part of the transactions to-day being based on the prices above named, These are obedient to natural cond.tions, and are not likely to yield immediately to any known cause. The Yates paid for carrying to-day were 3%, 3and 4 per cont, Annexed are the fluctuations of the market :— The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were a8 foilows:— Gold balances $1,809,213 Currency bal: 2,274,737 Gross clearances. 32,682,000 At 18 eetimated that trom five to seven millions of dollars in go.d wiil be sh pped before the cluse of the week. Tue first instalment went ont in to- day’s steamers, to the amount 01 $1,000,000. In English soveieigns there was a shipment of $100,000 and in sliver about $131,000, The engaze- ments ior to-morrow amount to another million, of which $200,000 is in silver burs. THX UNITED SPATES TREASURY. The Assistaut Treasurer paid out to-day $187,000 on account o. spterest and $10,000 in re- demption o1 five-twenty bonds. The receipts of internal revenue were $252,606. Tne receipts irom customs were $344,000. The iollowing were the baiances in the Treasury at the cluse of business to-day Currency... + $7,646,866 Special dep aemption of certificates 01 deposit.... 33,325,000 Coinm....... * + 80,616,613 Certificates, 43,624,100 Outstanding legal tenders. cee + 0856,000,000 GOVERNMENT BONDS, Government bonds were firm, the supply still continuing inadequate. Even the government has been unable to obtain the amount ($500,000) it de- sired. Only six proposals were made, amounting to $323,150, at prices ranging from 115.49 to 117.42, Tne bonds purchased will be paid for im national bank notes, Annexed are the quotatidns of the day :—United States cur- Tency sixes, 114% @ 114%; do. do. 1881, registered, 118% a 118%; do. do. do., coupon, 119% a 120; do. five-twenties, registered, May and November, 116% a 117; do. do. 1862, coupon, do., 1173 & 11734; do, do. 1864,a0, do., 11734 @ 117%; do. do. 1865, dO. GoO., 118% a@ 119; do. do. 1867, registered, January and July, 116% @ 116%; do. do. 1865, coupon, do., 117% & 118; do. do. 1867, do, do., 118% @ 119; do. do., 1868, do. do., 118% a 118345 do, ten-forties, registered, 11434 a 115; do. do., coupon, 114% a@ 115; do. fives of 1881, registered, 11534 @ 115%; do. do. do, coupon, 115% a 11554. SOUTHERN SECURITIES, It may be generally noted of Southern securities that they are without material change or activity. Virginia sixes cunsolidated sold at 53, Missouri sixes at 9334 and new Tennessee sixes at 8334. AS @ matter of interest in regard to Southern securi- ties it is to be noted that the State of Georgia is paying, through the Fourth National Bank, the financial agents of the State, the interest on its gold quarterly bonds, These bonds were issued by the Bullock administration (hence their default), and the present payment is an encouraging feature for the future financcs of that State. The following were quoted:—Tennessee, eX coupon, 80 a 81; di new, 79% @ 80%; Virginia, ex coupon, 42 a ay do, six6és, consolidated bonds, 53a 63%; do. sixes, deterred scrip, 104 8105; Georgia sixes, 72a 76; do. sevens, 86 a 87; North Carolina, ex coupon, 278 27%; do., funding, 1866, 16 @ 18; do., do., 1868, 15 a 16; do., new, 158 16; do., special tax, 13a 14; Mis- souri sixes, 93}, @ 94; do., Hannibal and St, Jo- seph, 92 a 92%; Louisiana sixes, 48 @ 55; South Carolina sixes, new, January and July, 15 a 16; do, do., April and October, 20 a 23; Arkansas sixes, funded, 35 @ 40, RAILROAD BONDS were strongly in sympathy with the share list, without, however, corresponding activity. Prices were firm. Wabash firsts sold at 99, Chicago and Northwestern cousolidation at 92, Hannibal and St. Joseph convertibie at 01, Great Western seconds at 89, Dabuque and Sioux City seconds at 90, Colum bus, Chicago and Indiana first at 89, and Cedar Falls and Minnesota at 79, The following Were the bids as amended at the cail:— bow Yorn Gen +% Han ew ew dork 1 O18, ‘OTs De 18% dew York ten waren 8 2 New York Cen 6's, su 100 New York Gen 7’s.’76.. -103, 9 103} 2 ia f Bo 89 H ‘ ik a | FY Th xu 106 Mic! 100 cle F G DEge ee Se: Zreseesegaacees Tol, P & War, Bar Div. wa haa m. ~ Cote Fk Min 9 pur, ka@ hin’ MPs 736 U6 STOO MARKET, Ths has becn a field day for the “bulls,” and marked by a iiveiy war dance on their part along the entire List of specuiative stocks, Stagnation gave place to active work at an eariy hour, ang with few exceptions prices cOmmMéticed w steady march - upward. The che. interest, as Was foreshadowed Mu column verday, ceutred around the se- curities whieh rest on rhe shoulders 01 Commodore Vanderbilt, and fo: wiose success be has usst™med the respons.bihty. Chief among these was Western Union, which started of cevceptively 657%, but at | the firat board veil iuto a current tat carried the Price ‘o Ss, Then througi ail 01 16s Iractious to va 89%, with a LAK SLOKB was dext on the list as @ favorite subject 1or specu lation, and the iarge transactions whic. took place gave evidence vi the fact that a secret mainspring had been discovered, This suosequently came to light im the shupe of iarge telegraphic orders trom the President, wio 18 now absent on a toar oF tn- spection, to buy. ihe advice being toiiowed vy his Mmends, Who bongut cousiderably at 924; a 92% & 92% a 93 iu the early part o: the day, led to an enlarged dem.nd vy outsiders, which served to keep the price fim at Cie Close at 93% BLS" & 93%. In thia cunuection it may nog be improper to ob- serve that, in the deatn of Horace FP, Clark and the election of his successor, the Luke Shore Railroad Vompany appear to have ente’ed apon & new pliase @ success. While Mr. Clark lived Lake Shore was safe as an ally of the New York Central. Mr. Vunderbiit was content with the simple con troi of his’ Own line. When death created new possibilities 1t likewise forced new plans; and now it ig net among the deep, uutouched problems of tue iuture tiat boty o/ these great lines of traMc will become us a cominon a:tery, giving flow to the Same'life blvod and possessing greater value io their unity than they at present pos-ess apart. ‘The prognosticacious of business men with reler- ence tu eaca of tiese stocks are indicative of woa- deriul confidence in their immediate manazement, and it is not to be idly assumed that prices will not | be quickiy responsive to tus ieeling. Private tele- grams (rom the Weat to-day stute that Commodore Vanderbilt, Augustus schell, Amasa Stone and Mr. Buckbout, of the Harlem, had arrived at Chicago, and that tie Commodore was very much pleased with the Lake Shore property. Burg. From some cause that otber great railway corpora- tion—Evie—showed evident signs 0. weakness, the contrast espec ally to-day being strong between it and its more unpretentious neighbors. It opened at 60, the price in London then being about 46%. Subsequentiy London advices reported the market dull, and a recession to 453, a 45%. This caused a decline on the American side to 59}, a 59%, Jrom which there was no recovery at the close. It is not unlikely that somewhat of tus depressing in- fluence was cuused by the aunouncement that judgment has been found against the company for over $400,000, which hus to be satisfied beiore the 15th o1 August next, and that about $2,000,000 are still involved in pending suits. These 1acts, together with the incomplete report of President Watson, the alleged inability 01 the company to pay a divi- dend, owing to its lack of earnings, and the possi- bility that a loan o1 several millions of dollars may be required during the next three months, may likewise have had effect in preventing the stuck from participating in the general buoyancy of the market. it should be added that according to authoritative imiormation twenty thousand shares are now on their way from England to swell the volume already afloat here. At an adjourned’ meeting of the Directors of the Erie Railway Company, held at hali-past two o'clock to-day, the foilowing officers were elected for the ensuing year:—P. H, Watson, President; George H. Blanchard, Second Vice President; James ©. Clark, Third Vice President; H. Tyson, Fourth Vice President; A. R. McDonough. Secretary. Ex- ecutive Committee—S. L. M. Barlow, W. B. Duncan, Edwin D. Morgan and Frederick Schuchardt. Finance Committee—Samuel D. Babcock, Adrian Iselin, H. R, Baitzer and George H. Brown. On motion of President Watson, the First Vice Presi- ‘dency of the Board was Jeit vacant for the present, WABASH is moving steadily, doubtless in response to the natural sympathy engendered by its connection with the Vanderbilt line of stocks, the road being & part of the system over which the venerable Magnate is just now exercising influence and control, The earniugs this year are said to have been large. and it is stated by those who received the iniormation from the lips of the President tha &@ dividend will certainly be declared in October. The transactions in the stock to-day were very consiuerabie, the prices showing strength and ad- vancing tendency. NORTHWESTERN COMMON presented its recently firm front, and it is quietly hinted that in consequence of several fortuitous circumstances it may commence an upward move to-morrow. Of course, much will depend on the toue of the market; but, from the manner in which this closed, it is believed that the active specula- tion of the day will be resumed and continued. | As groundwork for this expectation, it may be stated that in the office of one broker alone orders were received by telegraph from various watering places, embracing the purchase or sale of upwards of 2,500 miscellaneous shares of atock. This would indicate that the strength of the market is some- what due to the influence not only of absentecs, but of a large class of distant capitalists, who, ob- serving a firmness in the New York market, are always prompt to avail themselves of any specula- tive tendency. “The work oi to-day certainly shows the presence of this class of contributions. With reierence to the rest of the quotations THE GENERAL MARKET may be described as iollows:—Active business was done in Union Pacific, which advanced from 28% to 28%, the lowest price being 28. New York Central was strong between the extremes of 103% and 104%. Harlem improved 4 per cent, from 138. Northwest fuctuated between 69% and 704%. Rock Island tmproved from 110% to Ill}. St. Paul gained %. Ohto and Mississippi the same. New Jersey Central was steady at 103% 4103%. The highest of Union Pacific was 28%; the lowest 28. Pacific Mat! advanced from 37% to 374%, with ac- tivity throughout the day. A meeting of the direc- tors was held to-day, and it is recorded as a part of their resolutions that they will hereafter convey information unreservédly to stockholders, so that earnings and expenses will be visible to the naked eye, Hannibal and St. Joseph sold at the close at 42; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western at 101% & 10281015. A movement is observable in Canton; it gained 2 per cent. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The following tabie shows the hignest and lowest prices of the principal stocks tu-day :— New York Central. Erie.....+ Lake Shore Wabash... Reading Railroad in Philadelphia called for 111, and Pennsylvania 108%. SALES AT THE HEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, day, July 16—10:15 A. M. Ww 113% a USERS ates nid 2H 200 shs Ci 1500 sha West Un am sn EEESSEESSESE Wing #t the close of tne day oF | tm 80934, 4 @uiu say iD dive hours of abuut 2% per cent. | 100 Un Pac RR, u ae do. ms Rn mt i uy of ore Se RES. Fo E Hoard—10:38 A, M, BWvohs SVU a HR SITU Va B's, con 100% Wee Amo! 4 rf suvv Cali ornia i'sleg Ls 997, Dyn hips? 2 Brooks wie AOU Long bs 96 ow Ohi tds tus, So Cn hac I we... Rog 50) bw do onegel aku do. 80 do $0 we. Toe O Pa Au U Fae u's fhe SU Ghie ds A co! Wu Wu a Laty 2a 2 Mor & iss Iai, low P, Ft © Ist. ERESSE Lay pourt i Ter aw sci, eo sur. OR @ M lst. low du. 5} Woe i joey en div Liang, He {ins =) 2S< Fe! ees: 600 400 200 400 200 30) a ‘im r ee i Fe F 300 Ep ie if 300 32) 19:15 and te P. M. $9N0.US f0,0. 2... NTE $7500) Us fooco US fate, "6P osc Bee UBS: 2000 do... 118% Lao 100 Ud bai, si % Tb0 Pac HB oF 100 Kock 1 RR 33 18359 Second foard—1 P. mM. $2000Tenn 6's, new... 80} 100 aha ayo amb 104g 500 Va 6's, con. a di bs 2000 Brookiyn O's, wi $40y Un Fac lat & Bt Joss, con $0) O08 1G et N00 T & W ist. St Ld. 10she Md. Coa Coal Co.b o Pam Sitsegee senna 2:30 to 3 P. Me 200 ahs. eet 4NW ace: Erie Pv &: SAAS ASAT ss SESEEE : Rak See bes 80) Canton Moh iw is Paoe ws 20 do.. 69% +100 Pac RR of Mo. CLOSING PRICES—8 O'CLOCK P. M. Western Union. 899 a 9% oh Ch & NW pref. S145 4 WwW. = a . 82 NJ Cen.. Sig & 103% Br all Nga 533; COMMERCIAL REPORT. ——_+_—_——_. Cotton Irreg' © for Spot and Firmer for Future—Flour Steady—Wheat Ac- tive and Irregular—Corn Lower—Oats Steady—Groceries Unchanged—Pork a Shade Easier—Lard Easier—Freights Firm=Petroleam Unchanged—Naval Stores a ade Sirmer—Whiskey Easier. WEDNESDAY, July 16—6 P. M. The merchandise markets were irregular, and quite @ number of important changes may be found chronicled in the commercial review. The cotton market was rather more active, but irregu- Jar. Flour was less active, but steady. Wheat was rather lower, but decidedly more active, and the sales for export were considerable, both for immediate and future delivery, those for future de- livery being at full previous prices. Corn was less active and lower, Whiskey was easier. Pork was the turn easier, and lard was easier. There wasa little more movement in dry goods, hardware, &c., but the markers were without important change. Groceries were rather quiet, but prices were not quotably change¢, Petroleum raled steady, with a mod- erate inquiry for refined. Naval stores met with a mod- erately fair demand, and were somewhat firmer, both for spirits and resin, Burrea.—The market was quiet, with prices the tarn easier on all grades save fine, wich commanded former prices, Thearrivals from the West are considerably heated and the stock ot inferior and medium goods ha somewhat accumulated. We quote :—State half firkin, i is ue | prime to choice, 28¢. a 30°.; good to prime, 2c. a 28. fair vo good, 2c, a 2dc. ; State Welsh tubs, geod to prime, |g, 1 i | | ij 235 cba that on! (RALD, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1873.—WiTH SUPPLEMENT. ‘B6c. a 28c. ; fatr to good do., Se. a 25c.; Western, prime to Choice, 180. a Zc. ; do, tair to good, 5c. w lée., and poor do., Lc. alc. Cuxsse,—Ihere was & continus! good demand for ex port, with prices essentially unchanged, The receipts were liberal. We quoie:—siate factory, One to choice lige, @ Laike.; tair to prime, L1%e. « Lc. ; State farm dairy, good to prime, IIc. a 11340, ; fair to good do., 1\e. a Tic, common do. fe. 6 Me. Western, Prime, Wo. u L1sge. 71 ‘ ake. wood to ‘Qurtox.—The tranaa, read Lt ee bu. Hehehe ah senor Bo the quotations, af however, was which ell, wis marcnt owing’ an goud pate ou ture deliveries, The eala'ot spotcoton To-Day, Last Ev’; » ti ‘9. Total, port. = 84 Catsuspdion: 3 858 Specuation.. - 1,468 3 ay Ordinar, i Mu 4 Good o.@inary: If 1% li 1 j Strict good ordinary t Io. 1s: s Low anddling 1 1 | Miadin 23 aie | Good rr by 2 | ~The baad on cotton in store, running in quaiity Bo. more “han half a grade above of below the Brae quoted. ror tuiure delivery the market as weak i ansaction were ev" Sepreniber for rio, Wand We excl July, 900 at ies 5M at August. Reae Uy to HY at 20 ws i60., at Dro. U0. 19-890 iy a ibe! too Fi B59 “August, 10 at 20 tele, 10) al 00 at iy 15-16, 45) at 8 ¢. aw at 0 720, a WD» Sepiemver, 1/0 at 20sg0. 8, 1 18a ye., UAT idekics Borat thie. Wal i Tbe, al ec. at el 7 Wat i8 L1-lbc., 10y at ldage.; Octo ut 18c., 20 at 15 1-320. ; November, 15,800" bales. nab alte a7 yw oe Rate: foreigo por we ‘ady at ihe ‘spvended. ogures :—T. Havie, Cy steam, ier: sail, 1¢, compressed. To Haiaburg. to Bremen by steain, i at To Laveryool dU is quiet, with prices bags of prime yo begs Dr Adeiaide, | marke ruling steady. ex Oni *angosturas 19 + Curacoa, ls}ac. @ 99) 200 bags: ve, Ay, 400 dos ‘the tour market ruled steady, moderace dswand. The | suites since our last ioot up abous 14,200 Ubis. at prices with.n the range of the appanaed quoiations. Corn mal Was quiet aud eas 20 bbl. of white Weswrn at yellow quo $515, Feed was quiet, Buc fbb at the us pend 100 Ibs. shares $24; 100 do. or NO, 1 mid do. or rule Ghugs, $80 a $31; B0 60 do. of mediut ii) do. or Nos decd, 62); ry , $20; ground te $22; cobb meal, $4 per ton We ‘quote No. 2 ntale.., $3.00 a $4 25 Superfine State 50 a 58) bxtra state 625 a 6h ‘ho.ce “tate. 67 a TB Superting Weal 500 a 55 Kxira Western. sw 6 extra Minnesoia 65) a BW Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands... » 6 61 Round hoop Ohio, trade brands. +70 a 7% . - bw 90 6éwa Tw 73 a 80 850 2 900 900 a 10 50 800 a 900 » £25 8 5 + Nominal. Nominal. 675 a 8D 900 all wo ol 345 31s 8b. Corn meal, Brandywi : 38 — Balumore. 44 fo, b. Caloric 3 6 3 65 Puncheo! 0 b. —Wheat w: Nica Nod Mitwaukve. bein all other Kinus were unchanged. about 225,000 bushels at $1 $1 tor No. 3 chic Arrive frst half of Augu: No. 4 Duluth, to arrive to arrive soon; $1 60 lor ave: ple of new crop Delaware was ex: bert. “Corn was lower, aud in iniied request. The sales were about 93,00 busheim at S6igc. Jor HOt arin, Sige a We. for stealer, cle. ws torr 6oc. w Tuc. for Western white, including in the sal mixed, to arrive in Augusi, a en Uats were quiet, and rices, Re tor mixed and 4sc._ 8 Barley remained neglected and eniirely Bye was qiuet; three car loads of Wesvern sol t "yesterday by H. ‘dhe saies toot up Bie. tor Whlie. nominal, at (90. in the line ot berth treights to Kiauts.—There was comparatively little accomplished ay, and the market was Vess#ts tor churter ountinued .n demand, wath a strony’ ‘market ‘or uunage tor @li purposes, par: ticularly tor craft adapied ty ihe petroieumtrade. The engagements were :—s0 iaverpool, by stewin, 30 bush. gly of grain at 11iad. a ld. 13,1WW Loxes at chces | 78, aw) boxes 01 buco =00 bales of cotton | ‘Faues to Loudon, by steamy, d00 bots. nour ate by sali, ZW’ ons of measurement yood: chaiters compr Cork tor orders 2,800. quarters grain al £15 gratuity; ab Austrian bark (now at Providence), hence saie voyage, 300) quariers grain, at 9. and if direct 34.0f; an Itahan brig, to arrive, hence to Levant, Constantinople or the Black 4 es of refined petro- Jeum, at 9 6d. tor bbls and 45c. tor cases, a Germun ship, 'to arrive, hence to Bremcn, 7, bois. of refined pe- trolcum, at 6s. a Norwegian bark, hence to a Kaltic port, 2.4) bbls. of reuned do.,om private terms; a Brisa bark to arrive, hence wy a Continental port, 4.5) bbls. of retin od do., on private terms; a German ship, to arrive, bol. of refined do,.at 6. Ito Bremen, 6s, $d. it to Ham: burg and 6s. ud. if'to Antwerp; a Norwegian bark, irom Philadelphia to a German Baitic port, 2,409 ubls. o1 crade petroleum, at 9s. 3d,; an American bark, from the north side ot Cuba to New York, 800 hhds. of «uj t $7. GReEN APPLES are attiving slowly ‘and command re] Sot vee etne MoLassxs.—Uhi cet to-day, continued quiet and price: sot ai y changed. A sale of a cargo of muscovado was yh but we were unabie to learn the paruculags, We quote —New crop—Cuba, centritugal and mixed, I8e, a 2c. Jo, elayed, Ze, 9 zie. do., muse yado, refining, 25c. a 0c. ; rocery, 820." a 4c. Porto Rico, oe. ; Bight: Inladtde, 266: a Sct New ai Sroxes.—-On ‘Change to-day the market for spirits of ‘turpentine was rather firmer, but subsequently closed about sieady, at 45c. We heard ot sales of 130 bbls. bareiy sicady. rt Kingdom, > ,600 bbls. and at tone, 120d in Was rather firmer under Sfvod demand, Strained quoted at the close, at tied ye cyennog to £00 yh he a do. at bt % 0 bbis. of pe do. (Cost an relay, iy, 50 do. of ot as rat 93, oat 2 sg 100 do, it i wrteny§ me No. Lat to. ol at itch were neg- rat but quotes Vein Pek at previous riven Permouxm,—Th 0 refined was quiet and We Row bbis.. for prompt de- tet Al bigs ney: he inactive and un- a uo c. 8c. tor the tuture ‘month Wo quiry and were steadily held at 23c. rice ior small lots. Napotne remained dull and entirely ominal, at about 9c. a 0c. for Western and the city. ts from the oil producing points were of a quiet but in marker, with quotations ay iollows Ol City, $205 bid and $2 1 Ht 9.8 $1 96: Parke ery poh te Centres, $1 ce ‘he firm under @ fair inquiry. ard of sales of "16.000 boise ‘of refined, tor October delivery, at “inet + quoted for balance of month at 18%4c. OTATORS. there was an active demand for new pota- toes, which sold at $9 50 a $6 per bbl. for Noriolx, $5.a $5 50 tor Long Island and $5 50 a $6 for Jersey; old were Quoted at trom §2 # $3 per bbl ror all kinds, Provisions. <necelpe—Fork. 32) Sy pois 5, beef, 80 pack: Pes cut me: do.; lard, 307 bbia, and tlerces aad The faarket. for mess. pork w oderately ‘but closed easier at $17 30 tor July and Angust it Pe We heard of saies ot 600 bbls $17 September at $17 50, 500 bois for. ‘ostater ry si Fy an Jobbing lots about 400 bbls. were placed at bbls. of old me at $16 75, and 200 Aid Of vrime mess at $16 37). Beet remained ieat with prices unchanged. In_smali lots about 4 packuges changed hands at prices, wis vient bd Fase 0 ff sy 0 a $10 Sy OH plain mess bbis., $ Wa $2l for prime mess Mefoes aud Indis do. erees. Heel hams wore dull, but $e otel nominally steady at $25 0 $31 for Southern’ and estern. Out meats we Fein moderate demaud and firm, ‘We heard of sales of 10) tierces ot Western smoked hams, Ip ibs. average, at ibe. ; 3) Uerces, of bagged hams at 16i4C- oon city, ckled stioulders at ‘9c. 50 do. hans at 13%. SO Ibs. of medium pickled — belli on iat terme Bacon yomained quiet, but firm was bid tor city long clear, but without Teading to, revered transactions. Dresse hose were firm fs extremes for he ht La Western was som cane, closing at 1or ee 4c. for Septem- We heard of tyne dl ee | july at 8 1510c., 500 for August at %., pL gerbe art at piesa term for do. at tierces for do. on es fo) ne, a; 10) Heroes of cho.ce trom ‘dercen of summer lard at 8 mK ined AWasrather east tise les, 300 tierces atsige. und iy very choice at bic. ie nee re has been & uteri ae firm Lilet me Ful The Batol for 8%e. & 8 15-160. for July, 0. ber and 9c. Af, Cscg < it trae he to re , 5¥¢c. | Ha- yc. Gane noe weonte a THe aay c. he fraiee mein ss . & 90. + IGE e “sava—Duich stand: nila—Superior and extra ca Bugdners ‘to-day has been moderately fair, with riees & le firmer for domestic, but steady for Poreign. thes ‘ales bout 20 tierce of of i compri gents adeal east sta a oie! 10 ly 9 ‘ALLOW was in moderate demand and seedy. Sales sree at fe, be 75,000 Ibs. of country at 87-160, js. at B (pi fe 679 bbls, The demand was fair, sales et 30 be eer, at ¢., but in- Taine Bole. ate, closing ' Woot.—The market ys, but rics are ni cos held very firm, rices in some sections 2 pmme me sales of 20,000 lbs, X and XX Ohio, a Pin, rs unwashed Ohio fleeces on rivate. tering, 7000 Ib nding, fleeces, at Be, 4.000 ibe. burry Fall ralitoraia. +. 7. Ibs. Spring Caitfornia. on private terms, 30 bal ie on private wert no bs. «0 nt ‘be. be! Sere a8 rms; do. at rei tye on private yey 000 ibs. Georgia Le a. ae at ee G00" Iba, scoured. at 1 “toa Peeaieed aud pulled at ado 40 bales Donsko os private terms, Ibs. MonteVideo gy private terms, 16,000 Ibs. Cape on private terms, 9 DOMESTIO © Mknanie Gatexsron, July 16 Cotton—Demand liht. Texas oriiniry, Le pT, Lidge. a Idee, Net pia, Y bac New Onuxame Juty 16, 1873 paGotton unchanged midalings 1c. Net receipts, 535 ‘8ay. Exports to Grea n Fi@in, 4089; to the Coantaa 1,46. ‘pales, 300; lnot evening, 10s‘ suck. Mosiux, July 16, 1873. Cotton dull; middhings, ae. Net receipis, 4 bales Exports coustwi-e, 46, sales, bl eek, 11,760, aut, uly 16, ISTE. te Cotton—Market bare of offerings: maida a ta, 479 bees isaports coustwise, 1978, + good te. Cuanceston, July 16, 1873, 00 ton, uiet; middlings, Ie. Net receipts, 42’ bales: rows 873: Stock, Co rent mber; A neler rejecied, Se. ; i bar banal at Siigc. Unis sieady;'suics’ of No Bc, spot; 250. aeilor August; re,ec: ull; nom.naily BSc. tor No. & erty tT") Provisons quies nd unch owt Lard ote. ry er a pige, 0 a Pett Te. buleineas quoved at os ‘Tiger tor shou. #Ke. % Sercloar rh mae th ier nuda ah i + Ba Iskcey aie at We. bya Cae —W Ur tt 4.4 About #0, bushel, 80,04) bushes in Na uta ag “co — Ti vig id lo, corn, Ti, rt ‘oats an Mente 000 vba, doar dom bushels whee, carn, 116,000 do. outs and 11,000 do. rye. BOSTON Wu0L MARKET, w re, bh We uo. Boston, July 16, 1873. r domestic ‘tleece, rin, the Mauitues has been a fair demand a 0 ‘ornia, and the warket ts 4. rum abroad being quite tavorap! ¢ purchasing con tantly, as the falls short oi tho expectauon, site O tc., mestiy from 47¢. @ So., inch soine considerable ois 10 arrive 61 00 ibe, New aaaee shire, Maine, W! Michigan at 450. @ S0c.) 8.000 ide BUG dg alae ne 827-2400 be, un wasioa comb! \t 400. w 45c, ; $4400 Ibe Catala co.nbings at 57%. i auperiine and extra pulied at 2c, 000 ibe. unwashed Keece at to Ibs. scoured Spring” Caittorn 24 an, favo pulled wk 47ec oD, eae ‘Ausiralian Port Philip dam: 4ic., and ld bales Uape do, at 26c,a 2h. EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxvox Mowsy Mangere, —Lonpon, July 16-530 P. Ma Consols cloved at 94% a ¥iiy or mone a 925 Jor the Sccuunt, United States, bonas closed slo's, ott, 386 Uai'm vita; gnc oFLiea, Whe, Dew fives BA, "Erid eS way share: Pus oumce—Panta, July 16—-P. M.—Rontgp, 56t 308, FRanxront Bounse.—HFuangrort, July 16,—Ugged Sta ie five-twenty bonds, 9 for the iaaue 01 1462, Lrvsaroot Corron Manner.—LivenrooL, July 16—5 B auddling uplands, 844. ; mid 3. ad. The sules C] ee day were L ‘ae ae of we! ht ‘Tellvecios of cotton ipped. from Bavannin oF “charleston, not. below. oot rdinary, 89-160. ; tor eamer -hipments trom Savannal or charieston, In uj Cotober an N ber, 8 1 of cotton slipped irom ans, not helow ordinary, deliverable Julv and Auguot, ar 891 of the ew crop shipped from Savannah runs this mont!, noi below 1a.d (hing wl: (3 6d, 0! covton shi Pea irom pavanpah oc harleston, aaah low low miidiings, deliveravle J: and Auea a 8y-16d.; and irom the same ports, deliverable Au,as Marner, tideitgen July 16~ {stuffs is quiet. xket—LitkKPooL, Jaly 16 a ‘8 Ms, 10d, per ton. Byening.-Linseed oll, Loxpon rovuce Manke =Uoxnox, July is—Even ing.—Calcntra linseed, 62. 62a, Od. por owt; spirit tufpentine, se. a Soe 6d, por Gwe PErnoLR’ m Mauxet,—ANxtwear, July 16.—Petroleum, 388 for fine pale American. ee BINANCIA ‘CLIENT oF MINK “HAS $200,°0) TO LOAN 04 first class city pi Broperiy; | also clients to bu; and Second and Leasehoid Mortgages, Address 10 on NEY, box 319 New York Post offive. T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE ANE Endowment Tneerance ail indy ong wih Securities. Insura: companies, ABHIOK a0 ii Beosdway. A CULTIVATE! YOUNG LADY DESIRES FINA Ki cue fe ou in opening i) popes Marrero few York, Only a middle-aged ofc rete ea high sanding Mead address ROTH'E, COB NELL, A & BAZURY, 7% BROADWA’ « Brokers.—Stock and Gold’ Privileges; Puts a Tails, and double Privileges on all acitve ‘gtocks Gold: Bxplanatory circular mailed to uny uddrem, NITIZENS’ SAVINGS BANK (01 tho city of New York. 1873—July interest—ihe twenty-sixth ‘semi-annual fm terest at the rate of Six per Cent per annum on all sum o1 five dollars and upward, which have been on depot tot one or more mnths next ‘previous to July 1, is now pay prjacipal ens bear interest from July 1, and will be entered on the positors' books any time when presente Deposits made on or before Salurday, July 19, will beas inierest trom the Ist of July. The tank is open ever day for the reception and payment of money trom A.M. 06 P.M. and on Mondays and Saturdays trom I AM. to7¥. M. Bunk books in German, French and Ng lis! junk No. 58 Bowery, southwest corner of Canal stregt, 1. A. QUINTARD, President, Srrmoun A, Bonox, Secretary. (ariranasns “HAVING MONEY TO LOAN ON IMs proved city Property and fret class Lots, will ploast dress GOOD MORsGAGES, Heruld Uptown Brat able. wali interest not called tor will rema\ AWARE, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN } ottice. D* Railroad Company, No. 26 F. jane i Ince, ew York, June 1 A Dividend of five by} er centtin cash will be the stockholders on the 43th Ju The transier books will be ie cuaed from 20th June unt® morning of Zist July, A JS. (dedea ‘Treasurer. EPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE JULY 19 DRAW interest from July L Interest commences on the first day of ever Dime Savings Bank, cornei Broadway and Second serget, Williamsburg. FoR SALE—ONE HAGE OF SEL OTED FISSURR ledxe Silver Mine, in Nevad rth over one mil lion dollars: ledge, L2i0 feet long ‘and 10 feot wide: 0 assays $90 to $1,000 per ton; proofs exhibited; price ve: low. Address NEVADA, Herald office, OWES & MAOY, BANKERS, 9 WALL STREET NEW YORK, OFFER THE SAME FACILITIES T¢ DEPOSITORS AS INGORPOATED BANKS, ANI ALLOW INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES AT THI RATE OF FOUR PER CEN ASKINS 4 BRAINE, sTocK BROKERS, ll BROAR street.—Stock and Gold Privileges a specialty. Any one can speculate with small capital and with very little Tisk. Explanatory circulars mailed. OANS on LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES ANE hy of urit in large and small amounts, apat 4. Mosroaae® ON CITY REAL ESTATE BOUGHY sr eae to loan on first Mortgage in sum erty ry “WALTON, 536 Pine street, room 12, NEW YORE, CENTRAL AND M fidoon Kiver Railroad Co.'s First Mortgage Bonds, Interest seven per cent, January and July. Principal que in 1 on Bonds of $1,000 each, Nogisered Honds i $5,00) $10,000 each. Prige 106,and ucerued Interest PCr DAVIS & FREEMA! 8 Exchange Dl EW YORK STATE GOLD SIXES, DUB 1887, sale by GWYNE & DAY, 16 rai "street. \RADES SAVINGS BANK, 275 WEST” TV TWENTY. third street.—Seven per ‘cent divitends; coupot quarterly interest bearing certificates issued, ‘equal sarety, to registered bonds; deposits now draw interest from July |. TT, ANVESTORS THE UNDERSIGNED INVITES proposals for the sale of of the Assessment Bonas of the town of Morrisania, having one, two, thres and four years to rud; i bonds pers, seven per cent interest, payable April and October; bids will be re ceived for the whole of part until the “dist July inst. THEODORE WILK! NS, Ce ‘ommussioner, 6r Bowery. _ ‘TNION LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 285 Satna oh BS ),000 to Joan om Property in New York City. 6, “Fou to loan on Property in Brooklyn. 000 to buy first and second Mortgages. Wo proved Prope ON SECOND MORTGAGE ON I Proved t Property In the business ceutre of the city ord, Conn. ; value much exceeds both 23300 Boat Sioomus'witt Ibe given. Address at once A., vox 2,39 office, lew Y ANTED—LOUISIANA BONDS AND PAST DUB upens, Georgia due Bonds, Tennessee gorvou New ky, Jackson and Great Northers i Bonds; Mississippi Central Railroad et pes and Ubio Railroad nus. Southern pectritee clalty. ARENTS & YOUNG. No. 9 New str $4,500 mmr am aati Ht 0 LOAD $5.000 arpsruerptacram sexs 10 so ee TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORB Without bones, for a term of years, ai JONREY, 162 Broadway, room 9. feay-nod ON OL BEAL kSTATR ood Lease): 000 $85, ‘and 900) tea ons ond ir Pre ‘i « —WANTED, LARGE CAPIT. (coL. juivalent $200,000, “uiiey scans tse class importing on the Sier pian; yo ntleman oa good ‘amily ‘and iil cialeducation ag acti t preterred. pee is sound and of sreliee erable aborts p abortance; ‘ospectus sent to real name RDER SYSTEM, Heraid 0% COPA ame NERSHIPS., VALI BER RE.—NOTICE. 18 HEREBY given that the artnership McAleer & mepaires composed of the undersigi $e Generel partners, is solved by mutual convene aa anges ot tl 4 wilt be settled by Mr. Meuuire, at Ny is@u AMES MSA LEER, Jone 3, 187% JAMES MeGUI Bs.