The New York Herald Newspaper, May 30, 1874, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Extreme Dulness in Stocks---Only 39,000 Shares Sold To-Day. MONEY EASY AND ABUNDANT. Gold Weak in the Face o Large Shipments. L STREET, } Fripay, ‘May 2—6 P.M. Stocks to-day closed in a manner temporarily encouraging to those who are on the “long” side, but the dealings were smaller than they have been for many montos ana significant in their snggestiveness. Wall street resulting trom the absence of cus- tomers and the steady depression in prices has | not found a paratiel ior many years, and, what ts Worse, there seems to be nothing in the immediate future on which to base tne hope of a@ better con- dition, Strange reports are made with reference to certain lines of railway, and insinuations cal- oulated to weaken the value of large interests are Greely published witnout evoking dental. are not a few experienced observers who express the belief that the market has already entered | Upon a condition of “dry rot,” from which there ‘Will be no recovery until COMMERCIAL PROBLEMS outside of the street are tully settled, and the busi- ness men of the country definitely ascertain the ‘basis upon which their suture work must be estab- lished, Its pot ulone in Wall street that prices have been compelled to respond to the inexorable fact that forty millions of people are practising Greater economy than they have done at any pe- Tiod since the beginning of the jate unpleasantness, The process of contraction is showing itself every- ‘The degree of gloom existing in | ‘There | where, and the country in every vein is throbbing | with less of the extravagant pulse of life that for Years has marked « species of commercial intoxt- cation. Notwithstanding the very positive denial On the part of certain directors of the Lake Shore and Michigan Railroad Company of any knowledge concerning the resignation of Mr. Amasa Stone as the managing d.rec'or, we have good reason to State the fact that this gentleman did resign his Position soon alter the recent election, and that the act was intended to take effect on the 1st of July. ‘Chis iniormauon, however, was carefully guarded from the pubite as long as possible, for what purpose we are now unable to state. The total number of SALES TO-DAY ‘mounted to the unusual and noteworthy sum of 39,648 shares. Of Western Union there were sold 9,100; Union Pacific 5,100; Wabash, 2,200; Pacific ‘Mail, 5,500; Ono an‘ Mississippi, 2,812; Lake Snore, 8,870; Northwestern common, 500; do. preferred, 610; Rock Island, 650; C., O. and L C., 400; Chicago , { and Alton, 200; Delaware and Lackawanna, 398; Adams Express, 626; Erie, 410; St. Paul, 300; do. (preferred, 100; New York Central, 220, Western Union sold at 7234 a 73% a 73, Pacific Mall at 42% @ _ NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET, on batance to-day ts £01,000. Paris idipatchon quote rentes at 59f. 70c, The rate of discount im | the open market for three months’ bills is 3% per cent, which is per cent beiow the Bank of Eng- land rate. Paris despatches quote rentes at 591. 6140. 3 BANK SHARES. ‘These were extremely dull. In fact, the market was utterly neglected. Recent quotations stand for those of the day. RAILROAD BONDS, The market in this department was firm in tone, but the transactions were small, We give the fol, lowing as the late nite: 0b 3 ae te Bon Hs Bur, CR 4 MM Ist, as Mon & Tol bds. 98 ria new, bds. a bure'kn : 4 Cht & Alton ist m Ch & Alton income. Lake Sho! Joltet & ¢ i) bit Lake tho; Be by. 9 i tet sues. Ches to Mich een con 7s, Chi, Bur & re Mich Ce nn pa et Chi, Rock Is} N 14 CG Le T dst ui 78,8 Jerr Bork Gon ee am NS Cen on 4 NJ New York Cen 6's, re. is No New York Cen o's, sub. 37 M & ot New York Cen lst m, ¢.107 Mil & st P New York Cen lst m, r.I Mil & St P ud RT chi &N W ud BT's, $d mn, 7 Chi & NW Harlem 7s Ist m, 0, Chi & NW Harlem 7s, let m. chia NW Guiena & Galena & bonds. Han & -t Jo ldgrant. Ti Cen 7 per cent, "75. .1U1 Bub Sioux City 19th 98 Dub & sioux City 2d di 92 Cedar * & Minn Ist m. op Ay Tp Sy 21.m,100) Great West lst a M ich So &N i 8i7pe.l0ay Great West Nev & Quincy & Yol ist Clev & Ee Bilin & Miss Jal Clev, B \ & Con Miss Ist Clev, P Boxine Line & Dec'r HIGHEST AND LOWEST, The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— N. Y. Central Harlem. brie. Lake Shore. Wabash, Northwe: shen fe. is current prices were as follows:—P1 i yer 1,000 atloat; Jersey, $5.0 Long Tadna.” $05) $11, Up, fiver, | $8 25 a 87s laversiraw ¥ronty—Lroton brown, # ay, $7 5) a $375. et k, $15 0 $16; do. red, $16 4 $17; Phila ® $3.50; Baitinore, $00 4 $28. Lots, ue- a capind, Mf, follons: Fas, 83 18 0 $628, Jereey ; Long Thane, 60 a $4; up rive: as favenitiy Bay, 1 75, Frome Ursion, st i einiadephis, S33 $37 Lime sold moderately yeirices, “Quoied at Bt to for Kockland oom and BL Ie oa fo. Lump. | Cement. under “a continue ‘om the trade, ruled uote i= Novendale, a 7b. per dol. : Pens neat Roman, $4, aud Portland, $6 as dere Fath # atiracted some attelition and were steady Gene Connflodinses Be been light since ow Hants bat prices show no mat change We quote hort medium, el Ides oo % do; new red and red e demand continued 1 pees oN but Dot uotably lower. | Weste: aneots by 1350. gc. and Southern at Sc. @ 344g0. Beans anp Pras.—Mediums are scarce bes firmly held. Marrows were held with ¢ continued confidence. other descriptions were not essentially changed. uote : Meaium, wer = medium, Zod is food: $2 152 38 $2 : hie ne PF hacen 8S aa 82 8 a wi ne choice. a i white Kidney, f $2 5 8 $2 25; green aieen, air me to prime. si Sage pal a the eho Lb Burren.—We notice an active deman: choice vel low dee firkins, which are scarce, * aiid, wheo papred, dire readily taken by shippers at full prices. Tho dd of mic Fa Bo age ae rib a Choice grades ot an Btate bring Bie., and Tint a tasty merken. Wa snes Btate—Halt firkin tubs, choice, selected, 30c.; do. do, rime, 29¢. a 30c.; do, do. falrto good, 27c. a ido. lo, common, 20. 'a 250. ; Welsh 296) do, do. Prime, 27, i ie a ordinary grades CaS, choice, selected, do. common, 24e. nd Michigan" tubs hol . 8Z6,5 do. do.. Kood to gtr 1a 280, ; do. do., fair “good, 0.4 2c; Northern Tilinots. Wisconsin’ and lowa tabs, choice, au do. do., i to pr ae Pe a dic. : Oblo and Indiana Tubs, choice, ov. ; do. d to good, 2ic. w 20, ; firkins, prime, yellow, 27 to good: 220, a 2e.; various styles comimnon, 206 umves.—The market retained about in the ne posi tion as noticed in our last, Shippers purchase sparingly, bat generally demand concessions. tinue liber ont ‘The receipts con- but the demand has been sufficient to pre- 10n of stock. We quote :—New—State fine i 0. d0., falr to good, t4c. # 15C. 5 do.. Naif salina . 120. do,, skimmed, 6c, i le. § Western factory, choice, Thc. ‘do., do. tair to good, 1c. 4qc. Old. a ard good to fine, 16c. a I7c.s do., ms quiet, with prices tn. arge and small size: anes 19c, a Wo. ; turret ‘a 15}ge. | New Zealand Russid, 7c, was & light Jobbing trade consum- rices, but otherwise the market WAS pend former quotations as, follows -—-* perm 0... Bbc. Ateario, Mitchell & Co: ‘516 ide. Baratin: O's and ita 260, a He > adainan- fine, Wor, 12}40. a 13}¢e. ; 14 02, Le. a 1534c., and 16 on, 1635 Coorenace Stock.—The market was dull and prices Were to an extent nominal. We quote :—Molasses shooks, ‘33 inch, he heads, $2 25a $260; sugar shooks, with , With heads, 36 heads, 38 inch, . $2 10.8 $4 40: sugar shook $35; rum shooks, inch, $2 Wa 4. sh rere $403 $4755 pipe. thooks nat empty hogsheads, $2 1256 a 9225; hoops, 14 ‘eet, ord nary to peine, de, & OP 8, 12 leet, ordinary to prime, 35c. a 8c. Corruk. market, Wag quit, but steudy. mated at steady pe We ap arene rhe sales if ibs. of lake at 2439c. a 24,0. Northwestern p' 0 meet anutaned date with rates woe eck Island. 96% | inal. “Futures” were only in light request and declined Pittsburg. » 81g 87, 8744 | 3-320. per lb.. part of which, however, was atterwards me aubae ‘pad Be Paul.. 33% 33: 33% \ recovered. We quot ands, Alabama, N. Orleans, Texas. ulwa@ukee & st. Paul pret 5354 5s 53% Nan Cm ri . Obiv and Missisaippt 243g 245% 244 | Ordinar a ie New Jersey Central. «1088 10334, | Good ordinary, i? 17 Te Del. Lack, and Western. 109 1094 109 Low enuddlig. 17; He 8, 4 i jon Pacific..... .. id ti 13} « 87% | ©, C. and ind. Central 19 1934 | Good middling i 19% 255 Western Union. 72" 72% | ~The quotations are on coiton in store ranning in Pacific Mail 43g 4a | quality not more than halt a grade above or below the Papama. 101% 101g | To-day, Last Bpontng. Total Consumption. SALES AT THE NEW YORK ‘YORK STOOK BXOHANGE, | Speculation. = Friday, May 29—10 A.M, Before Call. } 590 shs West Un Tel 600, 00. 43% 243, New York Central at 982983 a8 98 a, 3 98%, Rock Isiand at 97 2 96% a 974%, Lake Shore at 14% @ 74% a 745 a 743( 874%, Union Pacific at 23a ; 34 27% @ 284; a 28, Northwestern common at 40% a 40%; do. preferred at 575%, Wabach at 374; a 37, Si Paul at 33% a 3854, Ohio and Mississippi at 24% a WK & 24%. To-morrow if Decoration Day, consequently Mone of the speculative markets will be open. The Gold, Stock, Pr duce, Cotton and maritime | Exchanges wili be closed. The banks will also suspend business, and only the Po-t Office and Custom House ve open fora short time to accom. Modate applicants. THE GOLD MARKET. Notwithstanding the large shipments of gold | that have taken place during the past fortnight, and especially during the present week, specula- tion reiuses to yield, and we consequently have to record atime market, The price opened at 112%. | Advanced to 11234, but closed at 1125. The raves paid jor carrying were 2%, 2 13g, and finally 1 per cent. Loans were aiso made flat. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank to- day were :— Gold baiances... Currency balances Gross clearances . CLEARING HOUSE STATEME: Currency exchanges Currency balan es. Gold exchanges. Gold balances. WERKLY CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exch inge: + $335,139, 851 Currency balances. 2,530 Goid exchanges. Gold balances. The specie engagements for to-morrow’s steam- + $1,786,602 + 2,009,236 + 28,717,000 @rs, at the present writing, are $1,250,000 gold coin, | x $25,000 silver o.in, $250,000 silver bars and $800,000 | Mexican silver in transit. | THE MONBY MARKET. The close of money was made at 2 per cent, the offerings on call iuans being greater than conid | Ht find employment. Foreign exchange was dull and | steady on the basis of 4.87% a 4.88 for bankers’ sixty days sterling, aud 4.904 a 4.01 for demand, Commercial sterling 1s scarce and qnoted at 4.86 a 4.87, Continental exchange continues quiet and \. frm; Reichmarks, 95% 9 953, for commercial and bankers’ long; Paris traucs, bankers,’ 5.13% @ 5.15 for long and 5.10 9511% for short, Commercial francs are quoted at 5.15% a 5.1734. DRY GOOD3 (MPORTS. The total imports of foreign dry goods at this port for the week ending to-day were $1,456,459, end the amount marketed, $1,339,657. The im- ports for the corresponding week of last year were | $2,057,804, and sor 1872, $2,423,108. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The Assistant ‘Treasurer to-day paid ont $204,000 on account Oo! terest and $122,000 In resemption ol five-twenty bonds. Tue customs receipts were $236,000. The ‘Treasury operations at the New York office during the week included the disburse- | ment Of $1,044,000 on account of interest, $852,000 in redemption of five-cwenty bonds and the re- -Qeipt of $1,745,700 ‘or customs, GOVERNMENT BONDS. ‘Government bonds closed dull at the following quotations :—United States currency sixes, 117 a 117%; do. do, 1881, registered, 120% a 120%; do. do,, 40., coupon, 121% &@ 1223; do. five-twen- ties, 1962, registered, 115%; do. do., do,, coupon, 116% 115%; do. do., 1864, registered, 11645 do. 40., do., coupon, 11734 a 117% ; do. do., 1865, regis- tered, 116% ; do. do., do., coupon, 11855 & 118% ; do, 40., new, registered, 11944; do, do., do., coupun, 120 a 120%; do. do., 1667, registered, 110% a 120; 40, do., do., Coupon, 120% a 120%; do., do., 1868, Tegistered, 119% @ 120; do, do., do., coupon, 1205, a 120% ; do. ten-forties, registered, 114% @ 11544; do. 40., coupon, 114% | 1155; do. fives, 1881, regis- tered, 116% a 1154; do, do., do., eX coupon, 115% a WS THE BANK STATEMENT. The bank statement made on the’ averages of ‘the past five days ia a favorabie exhibit, in that it shows a large increase in the strength of the banks. They now hold in lawful money $22,191,150 im excess of 25 per cent of their total liabilities, The following bend a a _ May 29. Differences, Loans. Ret eer 400 $280, 558,100 Deca. $1,256,300 Spec! + 26,022,200 25,517,400 Dec... 504,900 peng tenders 69,353,400 hist Inc. 284,243,300 232,404,300 Dec. Daeuintion, 800,900 26,727,500 Dec... The jollowtag shows the relation between the total reserve and the total “ooo ae “ May Differences. Rpecio ++ $26,022,300 $25, sit, 400 Dec.. $504,900 Legal tenders, 59, 853400 61 81,468,700 Inc... 1 y LOE Total reserve. $85,875,700 $56,074,100 Ine... $1,908,400 Circulation... 26,500,900 26,727,500 Dec.. 78,400 Deposits. .....234,243,300 292,404,300 Dec... 1,839,000 Tot, UbItios. $201,044, 200 $250,131,800 Dec, $1,012,400 25 p.¢. Fea 65,261,050 64,752,950 bins ces: asp cove 20,614,050 22,191,150 Inc, THR FOREIGN MARKET. Late London advices report as follows:—Consola (or money, 0534; ‘or the account, 98% a 93%. The 1,576,500 amount of bullion goue into the Bank of England a 10:15 and 11:30 A. M. +1153 First Bonrd—10:30 A. M. $250 0 US5's,c, "sl. {000 NYSb 1 ¢...... 10% we ane be on ae 76: 10.00 Tenn o's nexc. 6 be iss BuW denn om Ovex Cc Ok By 18874 Suu Alb & 1000 de 20) Ches 000th oy Gat 400 CORDA 895% 20) CERN CCUDE 9 30 100 200 5W)Mich South #t,.., 163 3.) wou Clev & sft new b 9736 500 1000 Har 1 rt tuo su 19) 100 to. B74 200 Qu C.CATCIstbee Blig lw GLOVUhio& Misscon.. 9" 6d Juv OAM con sf... 9 300 30U) Ait& 1H dd pf... 89) 8 2) ol & Wab Istm. 953¢ 100 106! Tow Pace OF M Ist, 79% BD UHi ATC 90% 7shs env Nut Bik. 102 LO Milast? RR 19, Adams Ei 7 0... « . 1) Ohio & M kik. be D3 5 wig ose WOCLCALORE.De 1G P. M.—Bofore Call. 10) shs West Cn Tel. 200 sha Panama RR... 107: 10 do ¢ 4 Union Pac RR. 28 10 Chic 4 N W RR 4u) 100 N J Central RR.... 106; 37 400 Lol 4 Wab RR.. 200 do. do. 2u Pac BR of Mo... 2P.M. 118% $2500 US 10-40,c......6 14% Second Board—1 P. M. 90 shs Pac M 8S Co. 400 Ove s eee fo. iw Panama RR,. $6000 U's 5-20, ¢, 65, $4000 N Y 8 7's,b 1, ‘gre | s0uu Tol & Wab2d 100 Bur, OR de Mt 40 Mich Cen 7's 49000 © & Pitts $d m.be I ‘su Harlem Ist, 7's, ¢ 5000 Ain Dik erat 3: Jw TaW Ig, st LD. 30 sha ain Express, 20 Wells-Fargo Ex. 2:30 to 3 P. M. shs — ls 1600 shs LS & MS R.b3 " § tS SEER ECEREEEELS S p 2 a B FS CLOSING PRIOES—3 O'OLOOK P, M, West Un Tel.... 73 @ Be Ur Prion Pacific.. 2% Quicksilver .... 25 @ Pt sburg. a 87 1G a 1 a g 107% @ 103) o 8 ag a i a a 2% a lg COMMERCIAL REPORT. pas Ea Cotton Dull—Flour Enasier—Wheat Firm- er=Corn Unchanged—Oats About Steady—Pork and Lard Were Dearer— Groceries Quiet—Freights Firm—Petro- leum Dull—Naval Stores Firmer—Wool Firm—Whiskey Higher. Fkipay, May 20—6 P, M. The markets were still irregular and the de- mand .or merchandise tn the main moderate. On ‘Change flour was dull and easier. Wheat was scarce and firmer, but closed quiet, There was some Kittle inquiry for lots to arrive, but at re- duced prices. Corn was without decided change, but closed firm. Oats were quiet at the close, though rather firmer at the opening of ‘Change. Whisk@r was firmer. Pork and lard were decidedly stronger and rather more wanted for tuture delivery. Groceries were quiet, but values were not quotably changed. Cotton was dull both on the spot and for future delivery. Ocean freights were firm and active in the chartering Lnes, Petroleum remained dull, with prices nominally steady. Naval stores were in fairdemand and drmer. Wool was comparatively quiet, but the market firm. To* day being a lewal holiday the exchanges will be closed. Tuerelore there will be 00 sia commercial report in Motday’s issae ‘Asiiks.—Keceipts for th rahe 64 packages. ‘The demand comunued light ‘na confine to Jobbing tots Ot pots Prices were steady. wee uote :—Pots, bc. per 1, and pearls nominally 940. per I BuLpine MareKiaLs.—there has been a fair business in brick during the past aree days aud valueg exhiviqed og | Guy up to two P. | Joana, 400 at 17 17 Total —For f iT imiddling) th deen as follows:—Last evening, atter two P. 10 at 17gc., 10), short notice, at 17 17-32 17 9. (Wat 17 %ite., no notice to-day; Juiv, La at September, Wi at Iso. Tora, 280 baes To. tay, Wd at 17340.. deliv 300 at 17: Brae atl? Wo at ti "Y7-32e, 7 T-Me., $00 at 17 15. 100 at 1,3.0 at ijn 2 Thurtntteesat ge so) ct iT 17. ac atl7 17-820., 100 at 17 9-160. Sane 100 at ii 9 July, 6.0 at 18i¢e. ue at ary 900 5-32e., 200 at 1s. 60. 20 at 13240 ‘sib ay at ia, eh Too at t3 ptember, 10) at 1444¢, tober, 20 a 4e., 100 at 17 13 160., 10) at 17 25.820. Total, 11,800 bales. —urand* total, 16,00. bales. The Foootnis at tue Ports were Galveston, 114: New a ie avanna, 223; Charigsion, York. 219; Paila 63. This oreign ports ; to Hamburg, sto Bremen, x seam, 4c; tes compressed ; to Liverpool, $-18d. by stent. he market was steady, wiih sales reported since Our last of a0 bags a. iso, 6x J. Brodison, at 18i¢., and 3,000 bags, ex Adelaide, at Baltimore, at Se per Ib. We quote :—Klo, ordinary cargoes, al fair do., 17:0. a 17%c.; 00d Go, IBM4C. do.. 19Ke. Ze. ; extreme range for lows, lke. a ramet bags Be grads mas, 2ac hi “day last we Rates on cotton. 12 Havre. by sat, %¢ c. 260. Laguayra, 1 mingo, 13 18e w 2be. : Curacoa, d, 60 10°90 days’ credit Dain’ Fxcits—Ooice quarter ‘apbies continue tn good demand and firm. Sitved were firm, but only in Moderate request. Peeled peaches and cherries were quiet, but firm, | Blackberries, ‘We quot apple's, shced, late. u Uohye. do. auurters, Me. estern apples i3%4c. a I4c. ; peeled North Carolina, 29¢. a i0e.; dot Georgia, Ye. a Virginia, 2c. a 276; unpeeléd peuchics. halves 2c. rs, 96 blackbernie 190.5, s uthern, .3c. a ro, le & 2c. Sic. Evoun axp Gnarn,—Receipts—Flour, 15,26) bbls. ; wheat, 66,910 bushets; corn, 2510) do.: corn ineal, 30) sucks; | Oats, $1,300 bushels. ‘The flour market was dull and in The sales foot up about 13,800 bbls, ii eluging. $0 bbls. of rye, at $425 a $4 $5.00 for superiine—ihe remainder, within he range of our quota- and firm. Sales 950 bia ac $4 99 lor Bram eas $1.0 for Western a for Jersey and Baltimore. We quote :— $4 00a $5 00 Stvertine state: 52a 575 Extra State. + 60a 625 Choice State 62a 675 Supertine Western. 52a 575 Extra Western 76a 62 Extra Minnesota. 6 Ha 8.0 Round hoop Unio, shrpping. + 60a 6 Round hoop Ohio, trade brunds 6a 700 Family. 7Ha 850 St. Low 6Sa G5 Be Louts' straigne ex Twa 775 St. Louis, choice double 8000 8 0 St. Louis, choice tamily 8 0a 10 60 Calitornia jominal. Rye flour, fine to saperiine 4254 59 Southern, No. 2. n 4a 475 Southern, superfing. -5Ma 575 Southern, extra 56400 8 29 Southern famtiy $25.0 10 75 Corn meal, W 4400 400 44a 450 4a 600 4ba 445 Golden 4a — Puncheons La —Wheat was in moderate demand, but the ofte ‘were small and prices rather higher, the market cl quiet. The sales part last evening were avout 1 Dushels, ob S145 tor No.3 spring, Chicago, $1 49 for No. 2 Milwaukee, to arrive next Freek; $1 5 for do. on the spot, $1 50 a $1 52 tor No. The | bulk of the sales ° were mage last evening and consisted of N. ee and Minnesota, for 2 Milwaukee, for all Corn was firm at the decline of yes 7 the sales agure; (00 busiiels Je. & Ble. for soft to prime mixed and slo. a82c. (or high imixed. to yellow. White Western aud southern Rowinal, Oats were a shade Hrmer, but closed quiet and We heard of sales toting up 54,00) bu: ‘at 59, & . For mIxed, Oss. & Bbc, For white, the higher price for Bye e met With a better inquiry, and sold to, the extent of 15.000 bushels at $1 10 for, L000 bustiels of Pent- syivania and $1 12 tor 14,000 bushels ‘ot State, to arrive, first balf of June. Bariey continued dull and nominal. Freicats.—In the line of berch treights there was very little pone but the chariering movement continued bri full rates. ‘The engagements were To Liver: pap bushels of grain at ivtmars ris! pool, by. eaik don, by, sail, 1.000 bla. Sour at ds, srintol vy steam, tishels of grain. at 123gd-* te Glasgow, bY steam, through freight, 40-0 bushels of grain at lk Antwerp, June shipments, 30.000 bushels of grain Aclid.; to Havre, by steamy ow tierces or lard at B10, old. per ton. The charters’ since our last embrace —A ritish bark. Renee to Cork for onlers, | 240 quarters of grain at 7: ‘a Norwegian’ bark, hence to Rotterdam, wi by quarters of do, at 1s. Ttalian ‘bark, hence diroct to Bristol, Channa wit with 2,600 quarters of do. at 68. 6d., and £10 gra- tulty; an Italian bark, hence to a direct ponunenta port, with 3,50) quarters of do, at 7s. 3d. or 7s. 44d... a cording to fay days; an Itallan bark, with oo} Siqaurters of do., hence aut voyaye and rate; ritish brig. hence to Leghorn, with 1, fined petroleum at 83. 0d: and 2 hence 10 a direct port in the Gaite d ing Dbis. of refined do. at 5s. My and 1. fo Cron: and a A, c0 cases of re- Norwegian bark, with 2,75) orn, @ Norwegian x 5s. 90. 5 | Dark, hence to Havre, with 2,500 ble ot crude do., at 53. an American ship, 1,015 ton: hence to Antwerp, general cargo, at current rates; a 3 British b bark. trom P iladel- hia to Elsinore, for orders to the Germ: Baltic, with 2,300 DDIa. of refined petrolcum, at fs. 3d. ; a British ship om di 0. 1 " men or Antwerp, with ‘about 7,000 bbls, of Aside from sales of small lots to the trade the market eas oR dull and values were nominally unchanged. We quote:—Domestic cloth, heavy aver- age, ldo., spot and 2340. 8 Ie. for the late sammer Bao Bofneo, 120, ,; Calcutta, 9ge.; bags, nominally, Hear axp Jure.—The market for hemp remained dull, and values were nominally unchanged. We quote: Dressed Amnericen, $220 0 $2 5} for double, $1 & a $l 9 1) 20 for undressed ; Manila, old, Italian, Snd hominaily butts were duit tnd unchanved. pad it 2gc., currency: Hay AND Senaw.—Prime shipping aualitios of hay con: tinued in demand at tull prices. Straw was quiet, i Values without noticeable change. We quote: he] qhipping $l Wa $i i fous danlition, $1 35 clover, 9c. 10; 8 a J strane ‘a B50. for one pe "ase, shore do. , 56c, & te, tor wheat and Qe. i Some dealers quote by the ton, as foliow: # $30; do,, tuir to good, $24.0 Ma 22; do, clover, sea do., No. 2do., $13 @ $14; do, Rov ¥ ‘oat, $13 active Hiogs.—The demand has been moderate! during ‘he past throe days, the call being principally for the better quaiities, Common and interior stock was Ros wanted | and irregular, and in, value. quote :~Buenos Ayres, my Ibs, se* fected, 260.. "Bi per ibs cash, old: “Montevideny 20 Ibe: a 28 Ibs 1 Rio. Grande, 20 ibs. aw lbs, selected, 24%¢c. and Rio Grande and Buenos Ayres green ‘ated low, Cash, gold) sierra Heone, (Sie.,_ and Gambia Biss! cure Fenoy Orindeo, 4446. ‘Ceniral Ameri vanilla, &o., 15 Maracatbo, saited, 0 0» dry, 19¢.; Maranham, dry salted, ox and cow, Ide; Fer: nathbuco, dry salted, loo; Bahia, dry, Io. ; Banla, dre stl Mataruoros and Mexicnty, 26. hy ry salted, 20ige, a Zie;, currency’; Cruz, | ze. to Cavelio, Hache. Domino and Portaus Svinte ‘ary racon, fe,, and Caluornia, ary, 20. a i ry Texas, 21 Los & 25 Udy WO Wee § Ma roe, 3 ere a St auger, Ox primis i Jo}4er, and city slaughter, cow. 10e., currency ; Catoutta bu ae BA ge. Calentia bs, slangte Yew, an kins, dew coud: stotk thls date er tildes aud 761 baice of Galoat'a | ogy aaa fret bin of domestic for the week. 123 b tmporis tor the week, 25 Uaies. My. kimmet Well Glroular of this “date writes uy the, market as follows ‘She slight improvement in the trave noted in our last feb A) ained Cis week, under che iniuence rouraging Feports {rom the Buglish ) tations; pe Bah are Beatin seek U4 the nf eoulative demand and by the sma inquiry trom "brewers. larger brewers. sull cotnplain Ca itt busine eo aeoline any “more hops until’ they can large quantity ‘of beer they have on er contin jook tor much tay Drow “tne co are reported somewh said to have been ot ronger: a8 hight as 31 ce: d this week jor coins oa sarni We quo. M American. new, .0W to it ier 3 8 2c. olds, 96. 'n Se, ; Bay Plans (renulne), 260, 8 ie es (parend, 2 Coitiornians, 2c. « 35c. pe omit, io, ‘Leatnxn.—The demant ‘nes deen consilerst ly better during the past wi manaiacturers of boots and sh: purchasing more freely Nearly all grates were dealt in, Some superior tannages of middie and over- weights sold at tc, per tb. above rece'pts for the week at bales, and the exports we were 0 OO ur quoted pric { backs, Ss. 0 Sue 1 Orop, ssc. a se. ; middie trop, Sic. bc. a 39) 0.; Texas—Light crop, 320. a Sc. a Se. Bot or rover) iit ‘nued Walitien for bolung purpu-es 0 oak, S2o. eine —r he demand tor fair and at tull pricea were quiet, We quo Zab, contrt: weal j and mixed, io, 3 .} do., MNS govade, relia Ze. 4c. Porto Kico, \ Orieans, Zio. Naval Sionks.—The market for oily of turpentine “inh Sots trimer, butlese acrive, | Merchautanle order held at Bosse. witht vid 3 . We heard of saies of New York bbls at 40g. aud 120° bla, dnt sthippin Order, ne dle, Rosin’ met wiih 's-modetete’ demand ai So market was truer. Strained, quoted at the close at $280 a $2 The sales ineiude 65 bbls of common at $2 75, O10 bbls. of strained at $2 8), 20 bbls of good sv. at $2 25, ad 20) DbIs, ot No, 1 old late yesterday) &. $7), ady sold to the extent of 13 bols., ron Wa anion nt a 87%. Piteh sold in small low livery, O1ts.—Linseed has been in fatr demand from the tra at steady prices, quoted at 960. a Mic, in casks fr crushers’ hands. Sperm oil was quiet and steady, quot at $1 56 for crude, $1 4 tor natural sinter, sy for bleached. Whale—e. a le. tor Northern, 6e. tor Southern, 6c, @ 63c. tor nainral winter and 67c. a Te. tor bieache rd ol was firm and in moderate de- mand, quoted at 66c. a for winter. Menhaden was slightly easior, quoted at guyet and steady, quoted at 6234 for refined summer yellow, 8 C. a Tie. winter white and yellow. Bank cod quoted asic. ced and domestic do. at We, a b23gc, Paernoueus.—the market ior refined continues dull, but was a litile steadier in tone; quoted at Life. a 1Wac., Spot up to frst halt of June, We noie a sale or 6.000 vols, for first half of June at L34¢. Crude in buik was steady at Sige. ; sales 2.00) bbls. tor June ac dic. and 1,000 bbla for first halt of July avske. Shipping craae quuced at (ares remained en but were quoted Iddge. a 19. eee was duli and nominal at Tee. aoe forcity, the Fuiadelphia market was dul and nominal. Kefned quoted at 13e. a lie, einet up to he Creck markets w dali and quoted $1 40; Petroleum, 1,35 4 $1 40; House Tdioute, 1 tags Parker's. $i 3a $1 8244. 1p Ls — Pe ork, none; be meats, 718 packazes: lard, 136 bbls. and ti Keys.” For mess pork the tharket was aci sive, and crices were higher. ‘The sules include 350 Lbis.. at $1 1763; LU ODIs, or dune we? Wu iT 3 Son'oie at $17 75, and 0b bois, for August, 9 $iA | Bweon was quiet and a shade caster: Of city long clear, at We, and 100 boxes of sh 49c. Colton seediwas Oe for Ca ee - wrt clear, at 7c. a 7%c. per Ib. Beet—lhe market’ remained quiet but steady. Sobbing lots to the amount ot 45 packayes "were — praced at rrices ranging from siya $12 for prime mest buls.. $13.0 $14 for eatra do, $20 a $4, 1or prime meas tierces, $24 a $2) for India dodo , and $3) 50 a $22 for extra india mess. beer hams were diil and nominal, quoted At Ron $16 « $23 for the range of Southern and $2 nN $25 tor Western. Cut meats—We notice a moderate demand to-day at steady Brices. ‘The sales inciude 25) pickled shoulders at 7%6. er ID 20)do. hans a. L1e., ON smoked snoullers at ¢., 100 do. hams at 12}. ‘and 6,000 Ibs. of bellies 12 Ibs. average, at ygc..Lard—For Western the market was | firiner ant the demand good at the tmprovements silos p 5,000 Lierces, tor June, at UII e. per Ib, BON Herces, tor July, at 114c. a 11%4C, per Ibe ‘and 2.43 tlerces, of August, at 117-160, a Lidge, per lb, “Ot city the sales Were 15) tierces at LU%e. per Ib. Poratoxs.—ihe receipts were liberal and in excess of the demand. rices were weak and lower. ‘The prices Hotators were i ins rice Bsa ue OSe, pat in, mehiippl order, 8 $375; 1k, per bel. oon .. Jersey and Long 5) a Bi: socachbiows ia ship- 5 Serer tb buik, per b per bi gba s $3 a shipping, or ry $3 50. do. bale per bbiy $3.22.4 83-50; Jackson white, in bulk Der bbi.. $2754 $5: Charleston, new, $4 a $7; Savannah, new, $4 4 $/; Berinnda, $3 a $3 5), PouLaRY’ axp Caume- resh erded were in light sup. ly and steadily held. Live was in fair demand and rm, Game—lige wanted to any © . owing to The, couniry, , Burkes } Juss,” Dressed hogs were quiet and steady; quoted’ at | & | Ine Nis—SU, HOU bi a a , | Lake recetpte—1,617,000 feet of fumber. Canal ‘wheat, 1,74 U0) (eet lumber. Burvavo, May 2% 1874. Lake and ralroad 4 imports for tn joe twenty-four howrs—Flour, 9,850. bb! ted Sit bust 01 816,064 sto. oats, 11. 1, 913 80,9 Canal shipmen s— Wheat 15034 bus 97 00 do, Kall exvorts—Wheat, 9.100 bushels; 14,000.40." onta, 98.1.0 dt. barley. 1,000 do.; rye, Sv do. Flour met; sales, 10M bbIA, of the following rani Western spring, | $6 75 a 87; 'd ers 7 a $7 5: $7 Wa $3, $3 25 a $9. Wh cago No.2 spring at $1 SI: uote i $1 35; Chicago aed spring. $1 37a lo. 3 do. di red winter, $ Bf St: Fore Wachingwos” do, $1 43 a sehite winter, $1 10 w Gorn 4 declinin, and dull bu No. Western at 67c. at G8e.'n Blo" Oats lower’ sales Sind bushels Western si 65. Kye nominal at $1 1 Os." Burley mait frm; Canada, es i; Western, $1 8 a $i 90. Other articles un- Toreo, May 20, 1874 Flour quiet nd u t firm and iy fair demand; No. 2 whiie whi Suite ber Michigan $1 Sogou vans; 9 3 cast 2 Sred, rejectot $1 td a. $f Os 4 0 Jane: 63%e., Jul need rs si high mixed, and nes! ; low ieee ree ) bushels wheat, ati > oats. Dushels wueat, ZNO, corn, it do. Omcaco, May Fiour dail and nominal, Wheat in fair deusude i getting and lovter: aaios of No, 1 soning at 81 2134; do. $1 PS cash, Jame or Juty: No. Bo. 13} Mie reiected. ai ots. ora in fair Haugan’ and lowes, ‘closing ras; fo. 2 4 50c,. cash : 54 34 mixe ic. FOr June, ety Bosgc. lor July; hich raised, ey hipments. oats, land | lower at 43}g0. tor No. is BS aa pee. for dale Rye altar et eH 7 af ie for ‘sey uiet and unchanged at $1 45 fc 2 No. 30. Whiskey sendy at digs, Rae weds WGC. $17 Wigr cash or Jane ant $7 ss oF Snd unchanged at $10 6) tor cash of Jane and July, Puik me, us goad demand at loose; 6%. peck ‘spot; short BA midd! acked. Freights Sinste ‘corn to Buifalo, Sc. uflalo; Sige. ¢ corn to Kingston, Siac. bbls. tour, 44.000 bos Is Wheat. "2471000 di {es,8 Ubashels wheat, 39,000 dc, cara. aio 4 ashels wheal lo. COrn, hemi Go. rye and 1,00) do. barley, a COTTON RECEIPTS, The total net receipts of cotton at all ports since September 1, 1873, are as follows:— Porta, Ports. Galveston... Baltimore........++ New Ortean: New York. . Mobile, Providence Savannah. NS City Pont, Charleston Pilladelphia.... 22. Wilmington Port Royal Norltoik.. aa Boston... Grand total... ..3,643,679 — FINANCIAL, STOCK AND PRIVI- lege Brokers, 48 Broad strect, New York, having con- tracted with responsible parties, can, for the present week, negotiate 30 day Stock Privileges at the following distance from the market price of the stock. A “Put” or “Call” on 100 shares, including commission, will cost $106 25, and for a Double Privilege the cost will be for less than 100 shares will be issued at the same rates:— “Puta” “Calls” Spreads Dis- Rates for Teck Ending sfdove Below tance from June 6, 1874, Market, Market. Market. New York Central..... i" 1 a Be co 2% $ 2 Northwestern. aK 2% St. Paul... pe 3 2 Ohio and MussistppA.. = the ir ©. 0. and L 0. 1K 1% Union Pacific, 3 2 Western Union, ae 2% Pacific Mail... 3 2% A copy of the lastnumber ot the Wall Street Reporter, containing a full report of the operations of the past week and explaining how large profits are made in stock specu- lations, with but a small risk of loss, by investing from $50 to $100 in “Puts,” “Calls” or Double Privileges, will be mailed free, to any address, by L, W. HAMILT hey Stock 48 Broad arect, New York. b prices. Quote :—Kresh dressed—Spring chic’ | per pair, $1 25 4 $1 75; Philadeipmia spring, chiesens, | TLAPSLEY & BAZLRY BROKERS, 74 BROAD. er r lo, & ad turkeys, prime, smal, per Ib. | A. BUY AND BELL PRIVILEG Rs; ALSO dog, tmruo, Ue. a Tens do taur to bot ene PRIVILEGRS ON “MEMBBRS OF Tut £X- cenickens, State and Western, Choice, Ic, a Isc.;' fowls and chicsens, State. and | Wesietn, talr to wood, Me, a 16s, ; do. Jersey, cho adeiptiia, 2¢. a 220. Live—s 3? towls and vghhicke! th Ye, Wesiern. 15 ver pair, i5e, & Jersey, per lb. roosiers, old, Bo. State and C. 1G. a per 3! + 0 Rna, servey, $250'a $275; do, Wester 6 Game— red, per dozeus $1 62a $1 75; Igcons fight testa do. fight, picked, ASLIS squads, $150; | deipuia aguads Rick ina distribuulng Wi and the marke: was firm. to the amount of 30 terces of Carolina were placed at trom 7%c. a Sc. per th, xocording to quality, and 200 bags of Ranyoon at 7'sc. ay We Eiktbascine market for Inseed continued dull. note a sale since our last of 1,00) bags on private terms. Clover met with a moderate demand trom the trade at stwadly prices quoted at 0c. tor Penusylvana, Ie. u L0%e, for Western an geo, for st Timothy was quiet and | goatee st a es 2 per bushel. Rough flax was steady ) at ey fans (continued dull, but was quoted frm at 1244 a Ce Sudar.—the demand tor raw sugar was very light, but the market remaiued steady on the basis of 7c. & 77; ae per ib. for fair to xood refining muscovado. We hear, ‘Sales of $2/ huds. of good tair at Te. 47 Nhda. of ‘good Cuba at 7%. and 64 hhds of molasses sugar at i}gc. Ke- fined was steady mith the ex eption of powdere 1, wuich Was firmer; quoted at 9%. for standa: Adsec. for Eranulated, ibe: for crashed and. loge, tor, powdered: We quow :~Cuba—Kefining, inferior 2 common, 6%4¢. & gc. fair to Kood twit, 1340. a 7 to priine, 7740. | abc. grocery, talr to x00 sijcen Sue.; prime to choles, ‘ay ne entrifugal, hids and boxes, Nos. 8 to 13, | Bic, B MgC, thule. + ‘whise," oye 1 Wisc. mon to prime, Te. w 8c. ; xrocery, Se. Brazi—Duteh standard, Ne —Dutoh standard, Nos, 10'to 12, se. See Superior and extra supertor, 7c. a 7%c. ‘Swins.—For goat skins the market continued quict, but fri, Deer was less actives still th the marset steady. We quote Relds per, tb. ; Matamor rn Ge.n as tanived goat, Deer Honduras, per In Guat uy peachy. ‘ite. Dngostiire. 4c. : Matamoros, Texas, J Vouacco.the market for seed leaf continued very quict, but values, were not esseuiiully changed. | We hoard of sales of 100 cases of sundry kinds at ‘rot fe, : 1 ‘op ol at Tee a Be. ‘i idor of Conuccticut nt trom, exe. a Li Ge, abd mia at from 740. a 120, per tb. There Was an improved demand tor Kentucky, and the market was firm, Sales 500 hhds. at trom dyo. a Lidge. per ib. acre sold to the extent of 300 Vales of Havatia at Suc. & tair to choice, Bye. a B30. A 774C. Maniia— ) At aliction, 55 cases Oo; Stair The market was, quiet but steady, Sales in lots, wt from 7 13-16¢ w# 7%c. per Wirasias.oFor peas, thie marker aes tide firmer. Maryland brought $8 per Dbl. and Norlolk $4a $5. Cab- re very poor and sold low. Wwe quote :—White per bbl, Sb: tarnipe, Buses, age. Be. spinach, white ponte ‘per Cree ec ‘Uy ts lettuce, hothouse, per 100, $2 @ Yo." 92 8°33; "ereen peas, Norfolk, pe ring beans, $2: Berm muda tomuroes Char! Woow-—The market hus been comparatively quiet durs ing the the amount of stock oflering there was a fair vusiticss transacted. New | clip continues to arrive slowly. The sdics, which were at ull prices, embrace 4,000 Ibs. of lambs wool at 23360. ; 5,000 Ibs. of scoured Culifornia, 8c. ; 20.000 Iba. of tail do. wt 203, Pte 20 bales of spring do., s4c.; 0 do, ot nad ast three days, yet considering spring do. 90%, lus. of imoroved West Texas, 22440 10,00 Ibs. ‘of choice new v0. Stic 400 Ibs of due Texas, 00) Ibs, of do. She baat ibs of do, at, $30.; 15,000 Ibe, of coarse do. at Ise. 12,000 G0. Of opaiae notin Io. 80 U ibs. of medium unwasied Heece, a7¢. fete ibs, of Montevideo, 364¢c.; 3, 0u0 Ibs. of scoured Calirornia, 10,000 tbs. of puile Facog lbs. of spring do., 8.000 ibs. of scoured Australi ) lbs of ia Ibs. of scoured Texas, pay ibs. ap S44, ‘ate terms. celpts 467 bbls. The market was again armen, with sules of 200 bbls at 93ige'w dvers closing Nein at the higher price. DOMESTIO MAE MARKETS, ~~ Gatvesron, May 29, 1876. pcottgn=Ne demand: nominally unchauged ; good 0 joc. Net receipts, lébales. Stock, he 78. Wee: | he jet receipts, ide "Exports, coastwise, Lins, Welee, New Onivame: May 20, 1:74 Busiralian, 3,000 Texas all on Cotton steady. fatr demand. mudi, 17a Ket re cepts, | |, 9 tiles, 150) | Test TNs SBM donk BA Tda™” Waekiy--Net receioea, Rie eee as Exporte—o Great Britain, 9407; constwiso, 6,198. Morris, Many. 29, 1876, low gen 2 6c, ; ge ihe Dalen “eeborts, ‘chest Sal 5,887. Week on Great Britain, 3,36; coastwise, Savanwan, May 29, 1874. Net receipts, 7238" Dales tock, 17.548, | Weekly—Net re: precy 895. EX a ae Groat Britain, orang frm; middling, 17c. Tis Sulos, Cotton ge (8) malas, re. ros, 2 Stock, colpts, 1 See coastwise, 1 ‘MaRtneToN, May 20, 1874, Gorton dui}; middling, Wes; iow migduings lie { food gplinary, Jo¥e, a 1ige. | Net tecelbts, 80 Lalog, ‘sales y—Net rece: xporis, coustwise, Fash ‘Sales, 1,260, Ki meer, Witminaoton, N.C. ries of turpentine stead 2 M0 for svrained. Crude turponune fac. 86 Lor yollow dip and $8 60 tor virgin. Tar quicé wieao, May 29, 1874 Flour steady ; sates 1,500 bbls. at’ ey 75 for NO. L spring, $8 75 for amber winter, $9 25 tor double extra. Wheak derate demand, partly speculative: rime white O: waega on private iff waukee club a corn dul Many buaiteis Westert, mixed arid yellow, at Tic. a orn meal~$1 69 to oF bolted. $1 6 tor unbotted per shoris, $26; shipsiutis, $26 al iret dil; wheat, so 29, 1874, and “lower i tales owt ule eae middli S3 om ate ve 1 25 a English snipe, $1 76: plover ‘and yellow leg, $125; Phila: | $3 25 a 83 DV. business continned fair | ————— iA | real Paul J. Armour, CHANGE" OK ESPONSI BLK PARTIES, OPERATIONS MADE STOCK. AGAINST AFTROVED PRIVI- LEGER. $1'0 per 100 SHARES. FO oR PI R CALLS; $300 TO $400 FOR DOUBLE PRIVILEG HS. | T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Poiicies, Mortgages and ether Securities. Insurance of all kinds effected with best companies. J_HABKICH & CO,, 117 Broadway. A $250,000 TO LOAN IMMEDIATELY, Leaseholi Property, city or Brooklyn: \owest current rates, PHALON "SLOAN, 31 bast Seventecuth street WEEK'S DOINGS IN WALL STREET explains stock operations on sinall capital. Sample copy sunt tree, ‘Puts, Calls and Double Privileges at ruling market rates for Al contracts; $50 for 5) shares, $100 for 109 shares of rang stock. Send for quotations and “xplanatory pame phiet. TUMBRIDGE & Bankers and Brokers, No, 2 Wall street, corner roadway, New York. HASEING® bey BRAINE, 17 Jeet STREET, =| Ac Kand @ ld Br sock Privil A specialty: Puts Gats“and Double. Privite active stocks. method of speculating. aie erences, mailed on aybtical on, “, aust BE LMONT & CO., Bankers, 19 and 21 Nassan street, issue, travellore’ credits, available in all parts of the Messrs. oats Rothschild and their corresponden: Also ‘commercial oredita and pleerachis: trausfers of money on Calitornia, Euro) dE LADY WISHES SOME GENTLEMAN TO KINDLY lend her $20 for a few months; references given, as fo ability to return the amount with iiberal in Ad. dress ELLA, box 107 Hera.d Uptown Branch oft son all matory circulars, with rel- | world, throug MORTGAGE, FOR $5,000 FOR SALE—ON A FIRST class house, to run 10} months. Owner, JAMES SMITH, No. 42) West Fifty first street, LL PAST DUR CLAIMS COLLECTKD WITHOUT charge except as commission. Doubtful clarms prosecuted on a commission of trom. 10 ip W per cout fdaress stating nature of claim, C< OR, Herald Uptown Branch ome. STOCK AND GOLD PRIVILEGES; $100 FOR 100 + shares: Vw to $40 for double privileges; $0 (or $10,100 gold, all 30 days, bought on members of'the Bx- change; stocks and gold bought on commission; ox Planatory cirewlar turiished: 4AKD & NONTAGUE, No. 6 Broad street. A. Bonds and Morteages, $0 Pine street. -—0, H. KEEP, BANKER AND BROKER, 7 payius business opport nities flere LEXANDER FROTHINGHAM & CO., BANKERS AND Financial agents, 12 Wall street, make investments for porated companies and secure additional capital for manafactarers, prises, A. Broadway-—rarties wishing, to borrow or invest 1; capil partne: American and Buropean capitalists, organize incor- Fete amounts alwas —CALLENDER 3 LAURENCE, money invited to eal a’ procured merchants, miners and other enter- for investment. JRANKiNa FACILITIES Be fi GLAND FOR AMERI- CAN 7: ELLER: 8, Messrs. HENRY 5, KING. % 00., Bankers, 45 Pall Mall, London, parchase of negotiate’ Bankers’ and other Dratie ‘on the United States and every class of American ecurities. They open current accounts and grant circular notes beg charge, available in all ihe principal cities of the worl NOMMERCIAL, WAREHOUSE COMPANY—CASH capital, $2,000,000—Office, 29 William aig corner Bachar place: warenousea, Asianuic dock, eookivny Gash advances taade on frst casa Securities, on demand and duet Cash advances made on all kinds of Mer- chandise, rife it wn warehouses OF consigned to worat le terms. aoe LS ARMOUR, President 30 iF. Fees BAIN Abs etd Vice Presx TANO LAPARA, Thira Vice President. Hs Wm. DD. “ag hie GH, Jose Navarro, Feliciano Latasa, # Thomas Murphy, JOMWALLIAM TOBIN, superinvendent Jans Curse, § Secre' Feu, FO Juan J, Jova, Henry B. Hyde. of Warehouses. . TE, 12 Wall atree! No 1d Wal re eea in Gov. ment Bonds aud Gord a speclalty. | Interest allow on deposit, Stocks bought on commis ‘ash. LWAYs be MONEY TO LOAN ON G00D NEW I fore cl cl Aa! La wit HSE a bonus. Principals de- wring to BO: ROW v a PRN IL Pine street | Neate 8 Rigs! HOLDING BONDS AND STOCKS State of South Carolina who desire to ex- ge them tor’ the Consolitation Bonds and Stocks authorized under the tunding act of that A Stare, can have the exchange promptly attended toby the South Caro- Mina Bank and frast Company, of Columbia, & t ones eighth of one per cent x) upon the face yalue of the Consolidation Bon Hate Express charges paid tie owners of the bonds, eee a RDY SOLOMON, President, References—National BARS mgak, New York, Peowles’ National Bank, Charteston, RO. & $800 AND THRKE ‘$5,000 FIRST, ONE a two $200 Second Mortgages to soll, atau count ____& COCKCKO Ty 9 Ant street — SOUTH CAROLINA BONDS, ‘The Treasurer of the State of Sonth Carolina ts now prepared to exchange Bonds and Stocks of that Stata pig the new, “Consolidation Bonds and stocks . ized under the Funding _ 1 eee mber 23, 1373, rested, dosiring copies of the law containing a deseription of (he Bonds authorized to be exchanged, can have them by applying at the Treasury at Columbia, & Honds.inust-be presented ih person "or by an agent 5 wuthoriaed to cancel ue fede C4RD040. Treasurer 5 O. LARGE OR | + small amoants, on First and second Mortgages and | small Capitatists will find this a safe | coven UN ANCIAL, WE HOLDERS OF OND MORTGAGE ON Bi Gomis, NOM YORK and aw Comban are reunested iw meat ui utee Enon 1) Liberty sireet, N wera Sd any ot Jute, ite Tier ake Trustee Under Second Mortgage. ANTED—A LOAN OF $2.00, FOR oN Wri iwell established inanutacetring ustnesn Wort ecrecy and refereice gives. Post office. ; ort four times the amon} paya von ‘Address LOAN, Herald Dies, bafor tem days enerenoes- ANTEI DAN OF 875.000 WV Ae ieprere 0 0c securitt; wit eat outy ‘wich Frinclpale etre ee WE HAVe CLIENTS READY TO BUY GOOD sua. ond and leasehold Mocteages; also Trust Funds te BAWAAD & LEAVITT, 54 Wall street $2.50 ghunual imstalments om, notes, with feet te ¥ secure: iy “4 commission allowed: address WANTED—TO INCREASE PROFITA- tage of profits, Principals address, stadne where in terview can bo lind, box L3b New York Pi oat office. $100. 000 LeDERIRE TO, RURCHASE, coR- count tor cash; sitive box 1 300.000 byt $300. Mortgares st Mae NOS GOLDMABS a VY ANTED—A LOAN OF 875,00 WIRST MORTGAGE cuRITY, station D. loan for five years, without WANTED—PAYABLE IN FOUR SEMI. BAPI io | $30. 000 ble buviness. estate given and per- WANTED-ON PROPERTY WORTH rt distance ow of the ie Prine)pals udaress $89,000 WANTED, box 2 ce. fees, Teas, Dried Frult, 4c. at Kddvees CAPITA 70 LOAN ON FIRAT AND SECOND 2 Park row (xpress Bu COPART: NERS HLP: mpi 00 OOPARTNERSHIP 1 HERETOFORE EXISTING under the firm name of Chace & Tallmadge ss this day dissolved by mutual conse a! JOHN H, CHACE Jr. New Yorn, May 28, 1874, = DANIEL W. 1ALLMADGB, HB PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING Od der the name of Gariboldi # Sowtell expired May L isa. The business hereafter Will be con luc ed solely by GARIBOLDI, Artis D-corator, 1s Broadway. tho undersigned. : BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. DDITIONAL CAPITAL OF NOT LBSS THAN $10,008 wanted—In a large wholesale manufacturing con- iectionery in New York now in suceessin! qveration and established several years. A rare chance 1s offered, gvery opportunity will be given for a close inapectlon. . New York city. NYBODY WISHING TO INVEST, WITH OR WITH- out services. a couple of thousand dollars tn ented article, in which a fortune could be rei dress DAVIS, PARTY NEEDING THE SERVICES OF AN HON- orable man, with some capital, in a lezitimate: established business, may addrass, witht tall particulars, BONA FIDE, box 17 Herald Uptown Brauch office A CHANCE FOR A BUSINESS MAN.—A SPLENDID Restaurant, doing s big business; will aS at Half Ipterest; too much business for one mai The Victor, 112 Wost Thirty-tirst street. YOUNG MAN WITH $209 WISHES ROOM ENOUGH. toerect # shooting gallery in the country or joln Some profitable business; or will take a situation assistant barkeeper. Address SECURITY, Dox 180 He office. N BSTABLISHED MANUFACTURING COMPANY in Providence want reliable party to manace gen, eral gales department in this cit pay liberally 3 $5,000 to $10.0) belo Aaaress “foek! box 599 Pe e, R office, Provide: FOR, SALECALL OR PART INTEREST IN 2.000 Of good gasand iron making Coal, 3 to é ect thick. on ratiront; untimited market: igh prices littlo competition; wiil sell for one-third its va form company; also an intorest tvery low, Dow paying ten percent. Cail on or address T NNiS, room » 176 Broadway, New York. ‘OR RALE—A GOOD BU INESS, LEGITIMATE AND honest; aman with a little energy and pluck cam realize Irom $0 Ww) to $3.00 per ANuamy no out ay : only service of one person necessary; price $40). f. FOUKL, box 3,197 New York Pust office. No ‘agente ER MINING FROP BRIE: Cottonwood; the most valu Wants capital to deveiop; extraordinary liberal terms offered. Adaress UTAH, box 191 Herald office, o Davee = nays $1,000 Verte sete fn arince he retail drug business. | Parties douring, « par or having a store for sale please address W. H., 63 Kast Thirteenth street. 10.000. sinPBACTICAL , RUSINERS MAI : ial ee ee , tit, With services, in a legitima’ gate) “wishes fo investi: with services i! legitimate ‘Rak OCA’ TTL le prospect in’ Utah; PCS SE ee as HE PLAYED FOR A BIG STAKE. A Forged Check for §200,000—Is Mz. Livingstone Insane, and Is He a Mem= ber of the New York Ton? (From the Chicago Times, May 27.1 A singular case came belore Justice Boyden om yesterday morning. A young man of good address and of very respectable appearance, who gave the namo of Harry Livingstone, was arrested on the | charge of forgery, the amount which he proposed to realize being no less@ one than the handsome sum Of $20),000 and the name used to secure the little fortune being that of Alexauder Hamiltoa, Treasurer of the ere Express Company, Ou day veore yesterday r. gohn De ‘ove! cashier of the Merchants’ National Bank, recett the foilowing letter, in which was enclosed am order for the payment of $200,000 Patuar House, Sapa May lay on. Esq., Cashier Merchants’ National ait! ae Sre—T i may require a sight draft on the Park Jonn DrKoven, Bank :— the of New York to-unorrow tor trom sis: to 14, the exact amount 1 cannot tell unit’ tour P. M., but it will be in the vicinity of what [ have named. Having hada very onpleasant, and, as I con- sider, @ very mean controversy with our regular bank for deposits for our company, and not being on speaking terms with the cachier, Mr, Buchanaty of the Gominer: cial, although our general agent, Mr. Seaton, muse carry out his contract with them up to the lst of Uctober next, Tam unwilling to place any more outside bu 8. their hands except what we are compelled to a4 Hence my application. If agreeable and convenient te You co cash the draft. ‘should it become, necessary, to- jh ong advise me by, Seay fen 1 send iro: Vi Vaimer House. Very truly, #0. 40), HAMILTON, AN ‘Treasurer of the American Express aan. The signature was discovered to be ery, and Mr. DeKoven conferred with Mr. Fargo, of tho American Express Company, who corroborated this Jact, and efforts were made to arrest the per- petrator oi the gigantic traud. The party proved to be young Livingstone, and he was taken into custody and confinea at the Harrison street tae tion, When he was arraigned on yesterday Mr. Fargo and Mr. DeKoven were present as the prin- cipal prosecuting witnesses, ‘ne lormer geutieman averred that the man was insane, and thought he belonged to the Livingstone family of New York, who were well known and of the nighest respectability, and of the most unex- ceptionable standing. He advised holding the | prisoner until ne could telegraph to those people and discover if he was a member o! that family, Mr. DeKoven also thought the man was the vic~ tim of mental aberration, and gave instances of his conduct which appeared to confirm this um. ression. He had stated since his arrest that he had $800,000 in his (Mr. DeKoven's) bank, which he desired should be sent to his relatives if ha should jot be released. 7 The Court agreed to continue the case, and the young man was locked up until bis supposed rola tuves in the East can ve beard trom. BEAL ESTATE, Yesterday being the eve of & public holiday was without interest in this market. Mr. H, N, Camp sold, by order of the Supreme Court, under the direction of Mr. George Wadington, referee, a frame house and plot of ground situated on the north side of Seventy-elghth street west of Fourth avenue. Messrs. Hieecker, Son & White sold by the same order, under the direction of S. J. Bid- tack, referee, @ stabdi¢ and lot on south siae of For- ty-ninth street, west of Sixth avenue, for $16, Dut the purchaser not complying with the terms the sale, the property will be resold on June 4 Mr. Witham Kenney, under the direction o! T. Boeae,. referee, disposed of @ house and lot situated on the; northeast ourner of Lexington avenue and ninth street. Annexed are the full haptic ress YORE REAL PROTERTY—B! “hy mw fr. bh andl onn.¢ of 78h valk hwo co Ra ah cad Yoo pow ‘Beth st. bh. and}, onn. st, lot 2865, Pac 20,100 GITY TREASURY. Comptroiler Green reports the following du bursements and receipts of the Treasury yester- From taxes of 1873 and inverest.. 5 From arrears of taxes, assessments and! intrest .. From ee of assessments and From sewer pei From ales Sitrined From licenses, Mayor’ Total. CENTRAL .AL, PARK ( RK OARBIAGES, “New Youn, May 28, 1676, To THE EDITOR OF THR HRRALD:— “Noticing the interest you take im the proper management of Central Park, I wish to make @ suggestion, which, I think, would be profitable te the Commussiouers and very convenient to the jauy to those living on the west, side. oot rhage eee few o1 those Park Cal Wintel have to wait ao long at tie entrances ty the requisite number ol passengers for the tri ground sie Park, be stationed at th of each of the West side rauroads, and Tran to the a a rand apd atfive cents «head, each wa! skating saason, as dure ing tue hours which it would ve nf geerey!/ wo make tis trip there are very ‘ew round. trip passengers carried, and consequently We Sircages drivera have very little ty do Yours, a Lh