The New York Herald Newspaper, July 18, 1873, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 18, SHELTER ISLAND. OONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. bis sonl and was a liar. onan tape tity was the attain: nce of all Christians, and declared thas it Deon. attained, by many ne of uu he ha. perwonal ERC mes heard the remainder rebich 8 above all others, i at the case in # sermon ny Dr. True, of Mid- dieton College, this morning, in the imesting houge on the camp mp gronad. e e: was the Pleasing ig geet otaio, anderen bd 4 the soul of the master- 80 pe who longer dominion over fay from the service lentered in conversation with @ prominent Methodist, and in- aurea det, was nee ae re of holiness was nent @ e mneetings now, and way it was tha that “and m THE VEARS OF HELL and the joys of heaven had gone out of fashion as Tavorite Motives to the invitation of @ religious life. He told me that it was caused by the world-ola dificulty that crops out from the dual condition of the Dature of man—namely, that he bosmeases asoul and a body. “We as Methodisis,” be said, “nave grown in material wealtn with the ity of the country; we ty in building churches, none in prosperous religious enterprises, as Tas helt materialism is concerned, bat we lack the power that moves the bulk of the Bpreria. gen- to a consideration of their condition as sin- ners before God, Thoughtiul men among us at tribute ae to a iack of individual, personal piety, and to get back to that we must preach the old- Taahioned doctrine of entire consecration, and for one, believe that it isa good practical idea.’ Alter the sermon by Dr. True Mr. Searies addressed the meeting, and incidental Mentioned that at the camp meeung he! on that ground last year, and ander circumstances tuat, apparently, had ra Bi indi. cations of success, &@ Man irom Long 1d iad at. tended the meeting, beeu converted: ta there, had Pio home, testified to the spiritual change shat been wrought tn him, and in the neighborhood of man’s house @ preaching station had been established and a see es society lormed. in the afternoon ( ) Rev. John Parker, of the Seventh street Netne ist Episcopal church, of New York, preached toa ii congregation, the Bo and ee having brought great acces:ions the camp ground irom ‘Connecticat, New York, Brookign and Long Island. ‘This sermon was upon “the subject of “entire Sanctification.” . | THE FUTURE SERVICES. \ Next Sunday Rev. E. T. Haynes, of Brooklyn, and ‘the Kev. Matthew Hale Smith will preach. Rev, Charles Fletcher, the Presiding Eider of the South Long Island dis‘rict, is superintendent of reli eg wervices, Messrs. Kev. R. Ss. Rust, G. Goodsell Moallister, Mr. Muller, of Darien ; ‘ois 'Sing, HF Weed, J. E. Sear! 8, "J. Parker, Jr. Nevedit, Natt ‘dubbell, W. W. Clark, G. A. ihe ‘T. Hill and others are expected @ 25th; but harmon- The camp will break up on Friday, tl for many days after that and during the season the | certease willbe tenanted by many families, who rill make the woods vocal with praise and prayer POLICE MATTERS. Changes and Improvemen partment. Ata meeting of the Board of Police, held yes- ‘terday aiternoon, Captain Sanders was transferred irom the Sixteenth to the Twenty-third precinct: Captain Cheney from the Twenty-third to the Six teenth, Captain Garland from the Thirteenth to the “‘Tweuty-eighth and Captain Hedden from the ‘Twenty-eighth to the Thirteenth, All the papers ‘mecessary for the procuring of arms for the police vwere yesterday signed by the Mayor and forwarded to General Duryee, who will have them sent to the Governor for inal adjustment, The instruction of officers in the mannal of arms 48 to be begun at once by Captain Copeland aud under the direction of General Duryee, and it ‘ds expected that by the time the guns are sent to ‘the station houses there will be a large number of smen familar with the management of ‘them, Sergeants Rockwell and Lines changed places yesterday, under the direction of the Board. The special duty wen in the several precincts ‘were ordered by President Smith to watch the tenement hou in their districts narrowly and arrest all partie hrowing asles and garbage in ‘the streets. This action was found necessary be- Cause the people threw the reiuse out on the side- Pak as soon as.the oilicer on duty turned his ac Ward detectives always go about in plain clothes and the ee le will not be able to recognize them, 0 that d mimissioners, in this way, Lope to be able to put @ stop to the nuisance. DOMESTIO MARKETS. Gazresron, July 17, 1878 niet; good ordinary, Lite. a Ket 77 Vales, Sales, Bu. stock, 14. a Naw Oriana, July 17, 1873. Cotton Demand stronger ordinary, “Goo ordl- nary, ite. «ioe. low rtd nes a7 nddlings, Awe, Net receipts, 10; Dales; gross 8 800; last jc me 17, 1878. Net re- Cotton dull, demand 1i ceipts, bales. bxpol 100. 1873. 108, Stock, 11,776. Cotton—offeri 11; cca a ings very small Ne Net Cnanzustos, July 17, 1873, Cotton steady; middlings, 19. Net receipts, 216 bales, Exports coustwise, 1,11 sales, 200; Stock, 407 trom, N. C., Suly 17, 1873, Winaxe irits of turpentine lower ; sal bie strained. Crude turpentine steady : $0 16 for yellow dip and virgin. Tar quiet a: $3 pal Touepo, July 17, 1873, Flour sales of No. 1° white tyeban ay P is: Xo. 174; atuber Michigan, spot, fs 0 5 Septeinber, No. ei, ‘68; No, Z canal red, bi 5: reject 4, $i OS; Noo} amber iinols Sloe andy saiee ‘offhigh'missd, spot and. seth July, Maert voter’ August, tise. do. eptember ieee bur July, dicc. iow mixed, 42340-; yello ; ig srade, doc” Cats dat aid . for No. 2 Dayion and Mic! ffalo, 4c. & A3oc.; ae agit Nie aera ae a, on ent ap A i. flour; Bithels wheat and 25,005. im the De- Cotton Ce.pts, 77 ee 2 ht; rt ngs ine ve + middlings, '18igc, coustwise, —_ Savanna, Jul; Gedy ings, steady. Weeas a do.. 15,000 Oswxco, July 17, 1873. Aang manda mace a i! 1oF No, 1 Spri ir £ for white Winter and $10 25 for double ex! in fair demand; sales Ge xt bushels amber Michigan SER TH teri Good white Canada at , to arrive, 1,000 A ite Lifiwaukes ‘olan at $1 bi, in 00 FH 1618 do,, to arrive, at $1. 4%. Corn quict at 830, Cats quiet and unchinged.” Corn meal, $118 for bolted; 1 bolted, per cwt Millfeed uuichanged ; shor ptupatuits, $215 uiddlings, eat, 74c.; corn and rye, Fr a825 to the Hudson $33 "te per ton. Can road tre! his—Hour to a pia, 6 Ne, to New York, 360. Ge,bov Teor of iam corn, 1,000 bushels }UFFALO, July 17, 1873. Lake and rail imports for the last twenty” moet heey ward Wheat, 42,3 bushels: corn, 91,1: 14, 65,400 do; barley, %(0) do.; peas, 339 do. hips imente-Wheat, 13,00) Bushels; corn, 50883. ; barley, 2 wed ne! Cana treichts are fait aay a 37 4 $8; a $9 7% Wheat quiet; oe i aptatee ‘No.2 Spring at $24; adu at $1 70. uo'ed :— Duluth 0. swaukee.No. i Spring, $1 41 asta: a Chicago No. 2 » 2 3a White Michigan, a aise’ of ay! ~~ ee Is NO. 2 stan No. 2 Western OH e nominal at 73¢. a Toc. Bi im! mali stead: sine wi inter Western, $1 15 a $l 2 rime Cavada, ji 25, Rye mait heid at Other articles macersce Cuicago, July 17, 1873. il and unchanged. | Whent excited: prices hi jo. 2 Spring at $120 Seller wu 5 ibs moller vc sts No, 1 do, hk at? Ho, 3 do, $107% 8 $103; relected aoetat, Eee’ & 394 3 eile Serene riejgct, 2 Su%,c. 3k Ptr" fej peler A aust: rejeeted: dose 4 Be” at ee. sor 3. Bar rd Ma an ee et eller September rowsions, iat and weak. lower; nominal 1d 26 w spot, tor round Iota: $15 35 seller. A nd di fam Dominal at $8 1: ‘spot. — juiet and une! ee ap rales ap g Rueas ane ae ued id in ae f Basen. 7 fair ind at ire Sa tate bois. i wheat, i on des 00 do, oats cast oat . abipments--6,000 pine "toa 23.68 ah 9 Wheat 174,000 do. corn, 8,000'do, HAVANA EXCHANGE’ ‘avana, Joly 17, 1873, Exchange firm—On United States, @ days, curren: a yemium; short sight, 33 0, $8, premium ; 69 Avs, gold, 47 a so prem t gighty vas a Si pre- ium ; on London, remietar on 4 premii wold, 4734 pret EUROPEAN MA i MARKETS, Lowpor Mowry M. —! _h— Briss st States Avedenty bat eo ae ; oom 9%, Erie Ka yay shares, 5%. Panis 7—P. M.—The Bourse mmawerony Sovran, i Feat July 17,—United States Peaseron? july 17. a pretwenty D bonds, 9074 for the tasue ot 18 F, Se bates a |.—Of the males lay 9,760 were were les from saan Chai perecton, heate good 01 fo vguversuie a atti an ings, iverble mbar eee a. —Pal resto, fog nae Ra 7re MARRET.—LIVRRPOOL, ocala plivearoot, July 17— su ret ‘108. per d peureleusn |ARKRT.—LONDON, at al ws on mee ai erie ta KS easy uae " pas Rita ane, July are ing Sus, hal man 1 BaRa DSTU! is WF, M—ihe ‘market is quie I Sonn, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, | THE FOREIGN CONDITION. | Sharp Decrease in English Revenues. More Sales of Government Gold. THE SKELETON IN DISGUISE. Another Lively Day in Wall Street. Northwestern Common Again at the Front. STRONG ADVANCE IN WESTERN UNION, Shipments and Sales of Gold. MONEY EASY. Good Times for the Spec- ulators. WALL STREET, } THURSDAY. July 17—6 P. M, On 'Change to-day cotton was in better demand, but at irregular prices for spot lots and easier prices for the early future months. Flour was in fair request and firm, Wheat was in demand and lc. better. Corn was quiet and rather easier, THE FOREIGN MARKET. The reduction of the rate of discount of the Bank of England frem 5 to 444 per cent has produced no noteworthy influence uvon the condition heretofore reported—that 18, in so far as the event may affect the American market. The change was doubtless owing to the jact that the demand for gold for Germany appears to be satisfied and that no orders fot the moment are in the market. Our late shipments of gold have likewise given ease to the English bourse, and as a result, the next Bank statement will probably show an increas@ of the specie reserve. English papers, just received, are loud in their complaints that tne revenue returns for the current financial year, exp.ring on the 30th of Jane, show a decrease of nearly £750,000, as compared with the cor- responding period twelve months ago, while the quarter’s expenditure, from April 1 to June 30, was £2,198,772 more than that of the preceding year, and nearly £3,000,000 more than the revenue of the last quarter. Hence the returns are re- garded as decidedly discouraging; and, to use the language of one of the journals, “they must be ac- cepted as conveying a distinct warning to states- Ten, financiers and the country at large.” The increase of BULLION IN THE BANK this week has been about £37,000. The bullion which went into bank to-day on balances was £77,000, The rate for money at the Stock Ex- change on-government securities was 134 per cent below the bank rate. The rate of discount in open market was % a % per cent below the bank sate. Judging from cable despatches the chief excite- ment in American securities in London has been exhibited in Erie, the price having fallen to 45% a 455;. During the day @ bogus despatch was circu- lated on the street quoting the price at 46% a 46%, and gave the stock considerable strength on this side; but the proper quotations are as above stated. Erie was also lower in Amsterdam. Five- twenty bonds of 1865, old, were easter, at 935;, and ten-forty ponds sold at 90%, @ decline of % per cent. In Paris the Bourse closed steady. The in- crease of specie in the Bank of France during the past week was $1,000,000 francs, THE MONEY MARKET. Ease continues to prevailin the money market, the rates on call loans having been from 3 to 4 per cent, with an exhibition of strength towaras the close. The transactions, however, were insufficient to give tone to the prevailing quotations. Various fiduciary institutions, having a plethora of money, are seeking investments, but find great diMeulty in accomplishing their object, for even three or four months, except at extremely low rates of discount. The foreign exchanges were dull and lower. Early inthe day the asking rate for sight exchange was reduced to 110%, on the reduction in the Bank of England rate to 434 per cent, and still later the rate was put down to 110% and sixty days sterling to 109%. Onthe street some bills were offering from second hands, and actual busi- ness was at 109% to 109%, for prime long sterling and 110 1-16 to 110% for sight. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. It seems almost folly to quote the stereotyped report of the condition of the United States Treas- ury; for the style of bookkeeping, especially in the Gold Department, is so peculiar as to have excited the attention of financiers, led to certain arithmetical conclusions of their own and to grave doubts whether there is more than an humble fraction of the somewhat ambitious amount tnat is ciaimed to exist in Treasury vaults. Still the figures are given for what they are worth, and in the usual oficial style, to wit:—The Treasury bal- ances at the close of business to-day were as fol- lows :— Currency. $8,045,676 Special dep og: carters 8 Of deposi 33,465,000 Com. : + 79,366,978 Inclu + 43,717,300 Guessanding Jeyal tenders 356,000,000 The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $230,000 on account of interest, and $3,700 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. The receipts from customs were $503,000; from internal revenue, $264,010. Bids to the amount Of $3,660,000 were made for the $1,500,000 of gold sold to-day by government. The entire sum was purchased by one firm at 116.01 1-10, GOLD 116 A 115%. The above were the highest and lowest rates to- day, the decline of % per cent being probably due to the reduction in the Bank of England rate, the slight falling off in the price of exchange and the remarkable activity of the stock market interest generally concentring there. Judging from the suspicious quiet which just now prevails the outside world need not be surprised to awake some fine morning and dis- cover this department of Wall street in another commotion—not & panic, perhaps, yet a right rp excitement; and it will come from the sudden knowledge that more gold is wanted than can be supplied from any source except that controlied by the shrewd men who, for speculative purposes, have availed themselves of the weakness of the government, bought its golden offerings at the highest price, and still seem determined to absorb the entire outflow of the curious policy of Secretary Richardson. The fact has been stated over and over again that the government does not actually possess the amount of gold dally reported by its authority and sent forth to humbug the financial world. When this statement and its demonstration are cent. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day were as follows :- Gold balances.... Currency balances, Gross clearances.. BANK SHARES, The folowing were the bids to-day for city bank shares:—New York, 134; Manhattan, 155; Mer- chants’, 118}, ; Mechanics’, 152; Union, 135; America, 160; City, 255; Phenix, 97),; Falton, 150; Mechanics and Traders’,136; Gallatin National, 118; Merchants’ Exchange, 84 ‘her Manufacturers, 172; State of New York, 1125¢; Commerce, 1144; Mercantile, 135; Bank of the Republic, 110; Bank of North America, 108; Hanover, 104; Irving, 120; Metropolitan 132; Grocers, 101; Market, 122; Nas sau, 102; Shoe aud Leather, 1474;; Corn Exchange, 126; Continental, 80; 8t. Nicholas, 111; Common- Wealth, 86; Importers and Traders’, 185; Park, 147; New York National Excnange, 85; Central National, 90; Fourth National, 115; Ninth Natioval, 102; Bankers and Brokers’ Association, 754; Ger- mian-American, 102%. RAILROAD BONDS. The volume of business tn railroad bonds was not 80 great as usual, the magnet of the day doubtless being the Stock Exchange, where the price of @ bond, judiciously invested, promised prompt and handsome return, The largest sale of the day was of Northwestern firsts, 19,000 of which sold for 102, Central Paciies brought 1003s; West- ern Pacifics, 92%; Union Pacific Land Grants, 70; Hannibal and St. Joseph, convertible, 914; Wabash first, 93}; Michigan Central, 99; Great Western first, 97; Morris and Essex, 103; Dtinois Central, 103; Milwaukee and St, Paul, 7 3-10, 100; do., lowa division, 80, The following were the bids, as amended, at the call :— New York Cen t's, 59.. 993¢ ew York Con O's, 07... Uz Rew Work Coney re.. @ Rew York Cen O's sub. New York Cen 7's Ene Ist m ox. $2,479,522 293,510 ++ 47,262,000 Del, Lack & W 7's, con... 10046 ‘Tol'& Wab Ist m ex Tol & Wab Istm, St Ld a Tol, P & War, adm. 10s ‘Told Wad equip Pia. Gt West ist mi, "88 Yak iatany 17 eg Horr aia ist. ”.10e ata, Morris & Eavex lst m. 10! Hua K 7's, 34m, a lu 6 Harsem con m Mich Len con 7’, 1b » Mich Cen ist m 3's, '82..110 Bur & Q 9's, ist. ae Cine & Altow 1st hie & Alton incom Oto # Alixscon $1 Qnio & Miss a to, Con. Bs | St Louisa 4 at ant in, St Louis & (Md ni Bull @ trie uew vds.. Lake shore div bds. Union F mion Pa anooine 10's, 1 Gen 7's, "7! iis Col, Chic & Tol, Peoria New York & Ni 6 Bost,H & E Ist m. Bost, HAE utd. Cedar F & Minn ist m GOVERNMENT BONDS. Business in this department was limited, owing to the absence of a sumicient supply. Prices, how- ever, remain strong, as per following quota- tions:—United States currency sixes, 114% @& 114%; do, do, 1881, registered, 118 a 118%; do. do. do., coupon, 119% a 119%; do. five-vwenties, registered, May and November, 116% a117; do. do. 1862, coupon, do., 1173¢ a 11734; do. do, 1864, ao. do,, 117% @ 117%; do. do, 1865, do. do., 118% a 119; do, do. 1867, registered, January and July, 116% @ 117%; do. do. 1665, coapon, do., 117% a 117%; do. do, 1867, do, do., 118% a 119; do. do., 1868, U0. do., 1184 a 1184¢; do. ten-forties, regia- tered, 1143, a 115%{; do. do., coupon, 114% @ 115; do. do, do, coupon, 11534 @ 115%. SOUTHERN SECURITIES. Southern State bonds were dull and quiet at the following quotations :—Tennessee sixes, 8034 a 81; do., new, 80% @ 80%; Virginia sixes, 42a 44; do. new, 50; do. consols, 534%; do. deferred, 1055 Georgia sevens, 83 a 89; North Carolina sixes, 28; do. do., new, 17; do, do. do., special tax, 13 a 14; South Carelina sizes, new, January and July, 15; Missouri sixes, 93 & 94; do., St. Joseph, 9135; Louisiana sixes, 61 a 55; Arkansas sixes, 25 a 40; do., F. 8., 20; Texas tens, 77; Central Pacific firsts, 100}4 @ 10076; Union Pacific firsts, 81%, a 82; Union Pacific land grants, 70; Union Pacific incomes, 5934 4 60, ‘THE STOCK MARKET. It must have been a gratilying spectacle to the brokers of Wall street to-day to see in almost every office a little knot of gentlemen gathered around the automatic pulse that was each moment telegraphing from heart to finger tips the record of fluctuating values in the Stock Exchange. It ‘was equally indicative of the activity of the mar- ket that the mail and the telegraph hourly brought orders for the transaction of new business, and, asaresult, the creation of stronger and more speculative influences than have prevailed for many weeks, The character of the day was fore- shadowed at the very opening, when WESTERN UNION, beginning work at 89%, jumped rapidly through the iractions of 90 to 914—tvo fast, probably, in the opinion of the operators for pradence, for here it received a check and gradually receded to 89%, between which price and 9034 it continued to fluc- tuate until the afternoon, Meanwhile the other leading stocks had grown strong. Prices showed remarkable firmness. Large sales were made, and when the market closed Western Union had mounted to 9034 a 90%, its highest ana nest prices of the day. The belief seems to have become firmiy estabiisned that the six millions of surplus heretofore aliuded to will cer- tainly be divided among the stockholders at the next semi-annual meeting of the directors. At least confidence was engendered by the faet that such a surplus existed as proof of the successiul operations of the company. The current reports of the street, that Lake Shore and New York Central were to be consolidated by lease, and that 8 per cent dividends would be guaranteed on the stock, and that Commodore Vanderbilt had ex- pressed a determination to maintain at their high- est market value all of the enterprises with which he is identified, likewise exerted their influence on the market, and, whether true or false, enhanced the upward tendenty, Even ERIE, which opened at 59, then receded to 58% aX a %, Fecovered by sympathy with the rest of the market, in the face of statements partly made that 20,000 shares were on their way from England, that three or four millions of indebtedness have to be taken care of quickly, and that suits are pend- ing and are about to be inaugurated to enforce payment. The activity in this stock was more con- siderable than it has been for many weeks, but somehow, even with @ strong market, it tailed to mount high. NORTHWESTERN COMMON attracted a large share o{ attention from the start, and, as was indicated in this column yesterday would be the case, “moved.’’ The old “corner” having disappeared, healthier agencies seem to have quietly put the stock in such a condition as to secure for it, without artificial force or excitement, all the advantages which attach to legitimate speculation. The sales during the day amounted to upwards of 20,000 shares, the price opening at 69% and advancing to 71%, witha firm close at 1%. Contrasts are curious things. Three weeks ago it was dificult to find a man bold enough to buy 100 shares of Northwest. The foregoing figures show what has been done in five hours. It is therefore unsafe to ventare opinions. THE GENERAL MARKET took its tone from the causes already recited. Lake Shore opened at 934, and in the afternoon became & leading feature, going to 944, closing strongly at that price. It is stated that Commodore Vander- bilt and the members of his pi inspection were highly pleased with the dition and~pros- pects of the road. Wabash/maintained the even disproved business men will breathe easier, tor it would console them to know that there was a bona Jide reserve of even thirty millions in the United States Treasury, instead of @ dangling skeleton pasted ali over with the due bilis of a syndicate. The specie shipment to Europe to-day amounted to $1,000,000, of which $800,000 was gold coin and $200,000 sliver bars. ‘The prices of gold to-day were 116 116% 115% ‘Thg fates paid for carrying were 84, 4and 2 per tenor of its way, keeping well up with the current of the market at an average of stronger prices than it has recently ¢@xhibited. These opened at 71% and closed, after good business, ar 71x. It is said that the new relation- ship of this road \with Western freights and travel, resulting fram connection with Can- ada Southern and Lake Shore, are destined to create for it a great future. Hence the confidence recently shown in its stock, New York Central ‘was steady at abont 104% @ 104% @ 104%, Pacific Mail wes both overshadgwed apd suspectsa, The bull Movement hangs fire. Beginning at 39 the price receded to 35\, reacting with the strong market of the afternoon to 38%, St. Paul sold at 53% @ 88% & 83%, Rock island sold from I1lig down to 110%, Ohio and Mississippi fuctuated only about % per cent. Union Pacific vibrated between 27% & 283,. c., C, and I. C. between 32 a 32%. Hannibal and St, Joseph was the object of a strong bear movement, opening at 42 and going off 2 per cent, recovering 1 per cent, however, at the close, Harlem sold at 12334, Camton at 102, RAILWAY RARNINGS, ‘The following is the latest return of estimated weekly carnings of the Erie Railway Company, commencing July 1, 1873:— 1872, 1873, For week ending July 7. + $837,535 $344,516 Increase for week.... 6,981 ‘fhe returns of estimated earnings will in future commence with July 1, to contorm with the elective year. ‘The earnings of the Milwaukee and St, Paul Rail- way for the second week in July this year were $157,450, against $108,166 last year—an increase of $79,284. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks to-day :— Highest, Lowest. New York Central 04 10455 eeaeeres 58% Lake Shore 95% Wabash...... 10% Nortbwestera. 69% Northwestern preierred 82 Kock Island. 110% St, Pani... + 5% 53 St. Paul preferred. 4 ” Ohio and Mississippi, » WK 40% bee Je Pacitic, + 2bde ries c., & and LC. + 82K 32 Western ppion » Oe Buy Pacific Mat 30% 88 Reading Seuiaaa in Pluladelphia called for 110% and Pennsylvania 108 5,. SALES AT THE NEW YORK 8TOOK EXCHANGE, Thursday, July 17—10:15 A. M. $25000 US 6's, 1. "81... LIS $8500 US 6.90, r, 65, ot 20 Us dW, ©, 'o4.... an 1000 US 6's, car. me rf 10 A, M.—Betore ana” 1590 shs West Un Tel... TW do. 500 shs Erie Bf 20 LS AMS 3) Mn |b 300 do 400 Mil & St PRR, 800 Ohlo dM RR. $2000 Tenn 6's, new... 803 ‘600 Va 6's, con. ie i 40) | do. 18000 Ht ys mae wold bis a. W Pac bond! + BI 7 200 4000 M & StP 7 4 foo Mia SUP Toutiv. oy) 1000 © Falts & Mist. 1000 Can South Ist. | hell North Am, 0. 16 Mercha: 1) Metrop'n Bank. 10 Continental Bk. 10 Fourth Nat Bank 200 Am Co: be 9DaH 11436 70 do. 15, 100 Con C1 5586 100 American Ex. -.be 64 138 Mor & be RRO... 9249 100 ¢ 9% 5Ce ig fa be 100 West Un © Bie $0 & RT Kl 70 do: org 8 do. 600 90h do 20) Dig oan w 40 w 10 do. 3” Wg HO do. 5) 89% 500 do. 600 ge” 200 do. 90) 80% 300 do 1” 84% 20 do. 1510 & ww D 0) 897 900 90 20) 9 30 90 iW) 90! 100 Et 400 | lo 89: 00 90) 10) 9 300 90 2u | 10 i ey a ES 89% 89} BO 2 do. . 8g! 1) Pac MSSGo0..,.be. 3884 10 do... 38 500 oO 2» 500 100 200 7 00 40) | 10 3 do ry 2) Atlan & z 300 Ohio AM RR....be 40% 400 do. b3 300 40 if 12:15 and 2:15 P. M. $7000 US 6's, 1, '81.... 11814 $2000 US 5-20, o, 2000 U Ye oe 6, '8L.b 6 120° “4000 US 6-20, 6, % 23.00 . + 1000 US Bw) USS, c a do.. 12330 at M.—Before Call. she ©, ¢, CAT RR. 86% 200 Mil &8t'P RR... 65 I 045g “4 NY Ck fe gay cad Bit...ad Big 100 : a“ 7 a 32 m. m 91g "o0 ‘i 15000 Missor Tow Mo 8%, Aeytu 1000 Brooklyn Jon Un Fac let 0 B00 Tol SW ist: 00 eT 1 Cen Ts. eese 3 SBSBESEREEEE Pore 17 Ss; 3: m Goa SaBESSSSSSESSES eae; 1873.—WITH SUPPLEMENT. 200 9% 700 Un Pac RI... 200 Wy 40) Rock Tatand iit: os 00 SR WORN WRE 109 3s 200 Sy lw 400 8 Was, 200 400 Eri 498 200 100 88° 100 Tot 1100 59% 10) 1000 say 90 200 Harlem 128) 50001 100 LS 42 MS Ri S00 Ht 1300 dk 4° BUDO, 1000 6 CLOBING PRICES—3 O'OLOOK P. M. Some Union. 944 « 9% Oh 10%) a Me etic Malls... 38 ‘ a oe ¥ Ventral a3 krie.. 7 Hariei ny Lake she wy tion t rity Oh &NW 3, COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotton Irregular fur “Spot” and Easter for “#uture’—Flour Firm—W heat Dearer—Corn a shade Off—Oats Firm— Groceries Unchanged—VPork and Lard fasier—Petroleam Nominally Steady— Naval Stores Unchanged—Freights ¥irm—Whiskey Easier. Tuurspay, July 17—6 P. M. There was a fair business in the leading articles of merchandise to-day, though the general markets were dull and irregular, There was but little doing in dry goods and not over much in hardware, 4c, Cotton was still dull andirreguiar. Flour was in good request and firm, with several scattering sales at a slight improvement, but the market was not generally higher, Wheat was still active for shipment, and prices were higher; purchases to arrive, at full prices gave evidence of continued faith in a frm market through the Summer. Corn was dull and a littie off in price. Oats were firmer. Whiskey, pork and lard were all easier. Groceries were quiet and unchanged, with the exception of sugar, which was in moderate de- mand and firm. Petroleum was neglected, but nominally steady in price. Naval stores were im fair request at steady prices, Corton—The market for spot cotton was fairly active, but at irregular prices, and accurate quotations can scarcely be given, The sales were as follows — To-Day. Last Ko'g. Total Export... int SL Consumption 450 io 7» Speculation. EY) oly 49 Ce fc e above are 100 bales to arrive. We Uplands, Alabama, New Orleans, Texas i ix . 17 Strict good ordinary 14! BS i wigatuaatne. 1985 Bs Be jddliny a, midge 3 22 4 —ithe Quotations aie based on cotton in store. running itt quality Dot more than half a grade above or below the grade quoted. Future deliveries opened firm at about the prices of the day provious, bat the market gradually Nowe and closed tame om the basis of 2c. ‘The sales sum up as follow three orclock uly sit 2 os 2 Ue, 20 1-320,; 100 at 20 1 at 20 1: femnier, 100 at ibis 0 at ts ff he? October, at 18 1-l6c., 500 6c. fo. Past se to exchange 1,0 bales, Grand total, were steady ate the followin ren, To Havre weed. To Hamburg, am, mean, Hej, To Liverpool, des Tiea., by . a 24d. by sail. Corrax.—‘The market toslay was guilet for all descrip- tions, but there was no noticeable change in prices, We ‘quote:—Rio. ordinary cargoes, 17%c, a 8c. ; cargoes, BKC. I8Ke.: wood cargoes, 18K0. i ay eat ; extreme Cc. i credit; Java do, (grass mate), 20c. z fa 150i 30S; amma Porto Rico, We. 1, 1Bige. nilay teyce a lone nille a * aa "ole Pious axb Gi Receipte—flour. 5910, bbls. : wheat $44,042 bushels; corn, 174,567 do. ; corh meal, 187 bbls. and 340'bags; omts, 2 bushels e flour shes; ry, 16,400 do, tis ket ruled very strot es) We thout quotable change. | The he salen, faeludin ‘all’ kinds, foot. up 17.20) dbls. at prices Within the range of the subjolned Hons, corn meal was quiet and nominally steady o ry rf Wa Ww vious p' ed was inactive but Army held at firmer figure: — . 2 State $3.00 a $4 25 Superfine 50 a 5) ra State 62 a 6b Choice state. 675 a 725 Sup :rfine Wester: 500 a 500 Exira Western. 5W a 640 Extra Minnesota 650 a BW Round hoop Ohic 62 a 67 Hound hoop Ohio, trade bran 700 a 775 Family... 80 a 90 St. Louis, iow extra. 60 a 70 St. Louis, straight extr 725 a BW St. Louis, choice double 85 a 90 Bt. Louis, choice family . 900 a 1050 California 50 » 900 Rye flour. 425 9 530 Southern, No. 3. Nominal. Nominal, 675 4 800 90) all w a a 8% 315 a 3b. . Swa - 2 440 to. bd, 36 a Su5 13 00 f. 0. b. P and and prices ced le. per bust the market closing firm The sales were about 230,000 bushels at $1 35 a $1 37 for “No.3 Ghicago 5) ge $1 40 for No.3 beads a | Spring, $1 48 for No, 2 blak dt wh to arrive soon; $1 48 a $1 4) for do, gn pte spot: $1 48 a $1 454 tor No. 2 Chicago, $1 53 a $1 54 for No. 1 Northwest and Milwaukee, $1 6) tor amber Winter and $1 48 for white Tilinois. Corn was less active and closed easicr. The sales were about 36,000 bushels at S4c. tor hot, S6c., 56%4c. pg Gee for. ngamp steamer, 57gc. a 60c. for fair to good 62c. for rati mixed, and 6tic. for white Western. ‘were firm but only in ight request. “the salen (ail car lots) ay ate about 27,000 bushels at 42c. ene tor white Western at from 4éc. Rye We heard of a ate of 1,000 Bante GC Western. toni at Bie. For bont loads ioe. ked, and 76c. bid, Barley remained enurely ‘ours. —Business in the line of berth freights con- light, but previous rates wero sustained. The jemand tor Vessels for charter was unabated, but trans. ‘actions were in a measure restricted, owing to the insut- ficient supply of tonnage available. * Market very strong. ic 8 ined quie! The engagement ay since our last were :—To Liverpool, by 200 bushels of grain, at LLsd: per standa’ rel; 66 boxes bacon, at tus, and by aah, 20 Dis. ros ; 100 hhds, tallow, at 40s; 17 hhds. Bristol, by ssteath, “97.07 bushels ot grain, at ad 000 bbis. flour, 48. 6d. To Antwerp, by steam, 50 tierces of lard, and, by sail, 1,000 do, of do., on privi terms. The charters include :—An'American bark, hence to Marseilles, 4,:U0 bbis. of crude peboleam, at 7s.; a Britiso bark, hence to Santander for orders, 1,000 bbls, and 1,100 cases of refined petroleum, at 5s.; a British bri; hence to Bristol, 1,800 bbls. of naphtha, at ts. 2d. British bark, closed a few days since, but not previot reported, 4 J.sh0 bois. of do., at8s.; a British bark, hence art petrol 15,000 Cases of refined private termu:'a British brig, hence to ‘Dal Feflned petroleum, at Hs.; an American schootict, hence to a Continental port, 4.600 bbis. of crude do., on ‘private 0, terms; a Spanish brig, hence to Bilboa, 1 bbls. of re- fined do. on privateierms; an Italien barks hence to bee Mar for orders tg Mediterranean, 2,000 bis. refined, do, at 7s Gd. with privilege of the Adriatic, at 8 60.) @ British bri & direct port in ‘thy United Kingdom, refined petroleumn at 8s. 31. 963 tons, net, placed on the ence can ship, 1,245 tons, hence to Geneva, full 1 t0- Dacco at 668. ; an American schooner, 428 tons, hence to Jamaica, coal, at $5 0, gold rman bark, to arrive, from Philadelphia to the German Baltic, 4300 bole of Te: etroleum at 8s. 6d. ; a bri brig, 152 tons, hence to coand back, general cargo at a lum} sum of $2,500; another, of 100 tous same voyage, at an Ameri: gan bark, 690 tons, from Cit t to Genoa, full cargo of Vitgrala lobaceo, on private terms, a Brilish se mer, 124 tons, trom 8 ney, 0: Bs toNew York, coal, at $4 Kumored A arrive, hence to’ Bristol, 3,000 quarters grain Porio ‘was & moderate inquir, ASSES. —' for invoices noticeable, but without leading to report transactions. A fair trade was consummated in a distributing way at tull current prices. cate toe, "Seocks thi 4 cargo of 2¥7 hhds. St. Croix was placed at is date;—27 hhds. of | of Bi Cubs, 1,269 do. of orto nied | 1 do. and 800 bbis. of New Orleans. le Ota centrifu sal and py 18e. a ni 3 ‘Be abet rte ihc, Soe 8 doc. ; inglish alata, Se SOc. ; New Navan rom Spirits of turpentine was moderate, with et steady at yesterday's Closing prices; sales, in lots, 180 bbls. a Kosin con. ti Ae je renuest aid firm, trained quoted at for common, to good We heard of sales of bbls. of strained at eit 140 bbls. 453 bbls. of No. 2. at $3 3, including No. i, at $3 3734; 10) Db. ot i a ofa wale. of 200 20 bie of of "Wjtmiigion won of, private terins: oe miwion. city areca pe [ fs) tt for ml continued quiet Se. for t or balance le, In bulk, Be. agers gad $17 1 wpiidestioe - Dressed how #- 6%. 47 of dlear dos t vel sata and Lo) on pris i en ve Se ir 100 rf spot month, 9c, for Aug | 30 WA | September, aud Ve, for Ogwbers We bgacd 9 b mang Aoi i beat atte) for September 6e., 500 tie Diy ta A fair and the The sales to- bags of sod at G\e. a7e. vGar.—Business to-day in raw sucar has bees MH moderate, bus the market remained firm. The sales tin. clude 38 t of Porto Kico Krocery at Sic. a 8% Nhs of do. at Sc., W2 hhda of Cuba at Y Ilse Dhds. (including 14 of Martinique) at 7igc., and the bal auee, molasses sugar, on private terns; 20 boxes of claved at Sige. and 15) boxes centrifugal at 9. Keflned uest and firm at 100. & 1c. for standard “a's,""and ile. for “hards.” Messrs. Walk Creighton & Morrison report the stock, saies and rocelpty as tol- Boxes, Bags, Motade, Stock (ascertained by sctnal count, Including specule- tion), Jury 1, Receipts since July t.. 51,o0G | 212,588 9,008 852% 71,900 4516 87,072 259,314 10,654 209 120.711 875,283 ye ¥, July IT, 1873.1 oom i with Ny hide bn nds Rod boxe Bec 7 melado, ‘4c. 7 boxes, 6ise. a T\e. % Durch stan ‘a We. 4 Worto Hic Dec. wie Byes standard, Nos! 8 (0. 12, ard. Nos. 10 to 12, superior, 74) ern rT} Bke., rand bi Vuisany.—ltecelpts, 412 bola. and prices again © The market was quiet alos 250 bbIs. ut Ye. . No. ‘Bat street, New York. Exchange on Paris, Berli ™ Frankfort, Bremen, Vienna. Cable Transfers, Circular Letters, Commerciat Credits, JAY COOKE, MOUULLOCH & 00., 41 Lombard sire Cablo Transfors upon Vienna direc NABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND nt Insurance Voliices, Mortgages and other asurance of all kinds eftected with best Jd, HABRICH £ CO., 117 Broadway. LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, 74 BROADWAY, Brokera—Stock and Gold’ Privileges; Puts at and doable Privileges on all active ‘Stocks a Explanatory circular mailed to any address. A =MONKY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAG sult Ser ea: Brooklyn and New Jersey. Apply 10 London. Be companies. SAMUK No. 155 Broadway, root 10, Rotere Jgni'd Cisco, Robert H, Lowry, Esq, Sucob Ds v a. LARGE INTEREST WILL BE GIVEN FOR $10,00— ‘To complete the working of a valuable silver min- property, For further particulary call wt 162 Broud- y, room PROFITABLE OPPORTUNITY OCCURS FOR IN- vesting capital (and obtaining position also, it de- sired) in connection with @ solid and importan: railway construction ; security equal to 3 r cent will be given in first mortage railway bonds, inc to rece ve prin. cipal back in a few months aid the very lurgo profits thin six; kums not less than $10,010 will be taken, Ad- dress, for interview only, * Herad Up- town Branch office. 1873—Jul} terest at the rate of Six per of five doliars and upward, whieh have bee one of more months next "previous to July 1, is now pay- on deposit for MYAli Interest not called for will remain as principal an@ bear Interest from July 1, and will be entered on the de- positors’ books any time when presented. Deposity made on or before Saturday, July 19, will bear iniorest from the Ist of July. The bank is open ever day for the reception and yayment of inoney trom A P.M. and on Mondays and saturdays from 10 Pe ¥. M. Bank books In German, French and Dy Bank No. 58 Bowery, southwest corner of Canal streak, UINTARD, President, _Suruoon A, Bunce, Secretary. LAIMS THOROUGHLY PROSECUTED AND_LITI- gation conducted without fees unless successtul ; ad vice tree; tiles, foreclosure; paneer ac. halt Ustral raten; excellent references, Addreas LAW Yi, box 811 Post office. DEAwanE. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN Railroad Company, No. pines, sew York, June [i Dividend of five rie cash will be paid te the stockholders on Lot Ria Jul ‘The transier books will be Slowed from 20th June until morning of 2ist Suly. . ODBLL, Treasrer. \EPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFOR interest from July 1. Interest commences on the first day ofevery month” Dime Savings Bank, corner Broadway, and Second street, Williamsburg. OR BALE—ONE HALF OF SEL“CTED FISSURR ledge Silyer Mine, in Nevada; worth over one mil lion dollars; ledge, 1.200 feet long cand 10 foot wide; ore assays er ton; proots exhibited: price vel low. “Adare BTA ADA, Herald office. id FUASEINS & BEAINE, STOCK BROKERS, 11 BROAD st iold Privileges a Any one can speculate with small capital and with very tus risk. Explanatory circulars mailed, A LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND 4 other securities, in Jarge aud small amounts, at 3 Liberty street, up stairs. “JULY 19 DRAW MEGHAxIOs AXD TRADERS) SAVINGS INSTITU- tion, 28 Bowery, near Houston street, Interest A {annual dividend’ of six per cent per annum will be ited July Lon all sums entitied thereto for the six ths and three months ending June 3, payable om after July 21. Dividends not withdrawn will be en- {itled to, interest na a deposit, Money deposited on oF before July at will draw, interest trom July 1. | Ope daily from 10.4, M. to 3 ¥, M..und on Mondays atid hesGays trom 10 A: M, ALFRED T, CONKLIN, President Fisuen, Secretary. EW YORK CENTRAL AND Hndvon River Railroad Mg ‘8 Henry rin gongs n Bonds: off $i, i each, tered Bonds of $5 00, $10,000 each, Price 105 and uccrued interest F le b; Va an! DAVIS & FREEMAN, Exchange place TRADES SAVINGS BANK, 275 WEST Bese third street.—Seven per ‘cent divitends; cou} quarterly interest bearing certificates issued, equal 4 naloty to registered bonds; depo interest from July 1. 'NION LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 285 Broad wa: 1,000 to loan on Property in New York City. 0,00) to loan on Property in Brooklyn. 79,00 to buy frat and second Mortgages. 12,00 ON FIRST MORTGAGE ON brown stone front up town worth double the amounts swindling, unprineipled brokers need not answer. dress box'128 Heraid oilice. B HAVE FUNDS TO LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY. Also for the purchase of good Mortgaxes at {ale figures. Principals call om or address SAWARD & LEA Vis T, 54 Wall street. ANTED—$7,0), ON SECOND MORTGAGE ON IM- proved Property in the business centre of th of Haruord, Conn, ; value much execeds both mo a bonus will Ive yiven. Address at once A., bu office, New Yor! ANTED TO NEGOTIATE—THE SALE OF A $25,000 First Mortgage on iba ey located inthis State, Inquire at 208 Broadway, ; ANTED—LOUISIANA BONDS AND PAST DUB Coupons, Georgia past due Bonds, Tennessee Coupons, New ‘Orleans, Jackson and Great Northerm Railroad Bonds; Mississip "ks Central Railroad Bom Mobile and Ohio allroes onde. aeotiern Securities & specialty. RENT! NG. No, 9 ew stress. b= éD--BY A LADY WHO HAS A NICE $500 % house but not the means to support. it; will ALIA, give a choice Room for security. Address PENETR. station D, $1.000 fe, illiamsbarg. Pine street, room $4. 500.7852 0 AND $6,000 TO BUY LEASE eas No. 5% Pine street. $10.000 » 70. sw0% a LOAN sf Sache oe te in New York, Bri a GEORGE B. WALTON, No. O36 15,00.—A SPECIAL PARTNER oath ie ‘Te in the lumber business dott JOO iH could be doubled with an srapie cant capital; real estate seceril ; tor all money tter investin« Do bet BF. WOOLSTON, Ocean Grove, X. J. $75. OOO TO,MOAN—ON | BOND AND | MORT. = Lsal Hecate 15s Cee em Ne 8 term of yearn, JOHN F. ‘SoWney, 162 Broadway, room % | 85.000 TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, byl vargas city and Brooklyn First Wb" ar. BARTLES, 6 Wall street COPARTNERSHIPS. ie WE HEREBY © ORRTIFY ae ris artnexship heretofore existing betwee! dersigned bay been A. 4 we a | diestres by an a ta Batt eee a, ae p partners except ms ae and oreilt continue deine gu babe lor the old “Tuiowas naine St om mas Doty i EDMOND ili mane, QUARANTINE MATTERS, ‘The Quarantine Commissioners at their meeting ‘Yesterday opened bids for the building of a pier and bulkhead at the new landing, Clifton, Staten Island. Sixteen bids were recel the a anon: ests beter 5. wan dal 8: fe 441; James, Eugene 4 will dunia MHL, Boat at hali-past elev ATR, and the Board adjourned BOR tas Sune,” rly fe Hi jerces or Caroling & t frou 8¢. a 9e, and SO =