The New York Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1874, Page 9

FINANCIAL 4ND COMMERCIAL, Revived Animation in the Stock Market. BEAR TACTICS. Railroad Mortgages Firm, Southern Se- curities Dull, Money Easy and Foreign Exchange Quiet. GOLnD 111 s3-s. WALL Srexrr, } WEDNESDayY, June 24—6 P, M. The wonderful vitality which is so distinctive s feature of our national character, the recupera- tive energy that is so remarkably characteristic of our national ilfe, was never more clearly emon- strated than in the events of the past few days here. With the settlement of the vexed question regarding th» limit of the legal tender circulation, and the adjournment of Congress, it would seem as though an immense incubus had been lilted off she business of the country and that we were once again salely launched upon a fair sea of prosperity, so prompt has been the response in that barometric meusure o! fuctuating vaiues, the stock list. Although a matter of calculation with many beforehand, it came at last a8 @ surprise, and, 48 is the nature of a surprise, with AN EBB AND FLOW OF CONFIDENCE in the ultimate result. The feeling is one of gen- eral buoyancy, yet tie old timidity still lingers in the minas of many, As @ consequence of this slight causes operate on the side of the bears, who naturally look on the shady side of all things to influence values. Thus, although the market opened with an improved feeling upon that of yes- terday, advantage was quickly taken, and success- fully, of the xeport of an accident to Commodore Vanderbilt to deprecixte pric These, however, rallied again, aud aithough fuctuating and uncer- tain exhibited sumcient strength to call for further Pressure, which was given in the shape of another report that ‘he Commodore was seriously hurt. So familiar a trick, however, as the killing of the vigorous railroad king, who isasort of Wilhelm Fourth in this respect, recovers from more ill- nesses than Pio Nono and escapes a sudden demise oftener evén than that eminent financier Napoleon the Third used to, was too stale to effect much, and it was QUIETLY WHISPERED ROUND that a mistake had been made. The leading bear, Ws was said, was not in haste to cover at all, as was supposed, but on the contrary, was still selling. In corroboration o/ this the slight comparative advance in Union Pacific, a stock in which he is supposed | to be most largely interested, was pointed to, The | market was tnen tn just that uncertain mooa to be influenced by trifies, the Vanderbilt shares | showing symptoms of weakness upon the repeated reports of the Commodore's injuries, that even so questionable a presentment of the situation as this | ‘was accepted by wavering buyers, and the market left to itse!! went'ol, closing at about the lowest potnt of the day. The principal decline wasin the Vanderbilt shares—Lake Shore, Western Union and New York Central, Wabash showed the great- est decline—2 per cent, Erie was affected inde- pendently by the price on the otner side, and aftor selling at Sl}; went of to 29%, closing at % advance. THE TOTAL, SALES OF THE DAY aggregated 238,656 shares, distributed as follows :— Lake Shore, 69,400; Western Union, 35,830; Union Pacific, 30,420; Erie, 21,335; Pacific Mall, 19,500; Wabasn, 16,400; St. Pani, 13,760; Northwestern, 12,100; Rock Island, 4,460; Obio and Mississippi, 3,860; New York Central, 2,900; Delaware, Lacka- wanna and Western, 1,644; Northwestern pre- erred, 1,360; C., C. and 2b. C., 1,110; St. Paul pre- | ferred, 700; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 600; Consol- | dated Uoal, 550; Atlantte and Pacific preferred, 400; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 300; Panama, 315; | Missouri Pacitic, 300, and Harlem, 250, THE EXTREME FIGURES OF THE DAY. The following table shows the opening, highest ‘and lowest prices of the day. Northwestern Rock island. Pittsburg. . Milwaukee and 38% V4 8te Milwaukee and St. Paul pre 505G 58565 58 Onto a..d Mississipph. + 25% 25% 243%¢ New Jersey ventral + 107% 107g 107% Del., Lack. and Western., 109% 10056 100% Union Pacific, + 21% 27% 4 c + 18% 19 18 + 4% 1596 4a + fs io] 3 36 “4 “4 43, 110 uy no GOLD LowER, Gold opened at 111% and declined to 111%, at which figure it closed. Loans were made at 1 per cent and flat for borrowing, and 1 and 2 per cent for carrying. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to- day $47,000 on account of interest. Tne shipments of specie were $211,031, of which $115,000 were gold | bara, the remainder gold com. The customs re- celpts to-day were $324,000, and for the week | ‘$2,000,000, THE MONEY MARKET exhibited signs of reawakened movement in | mercantile circles in an increased amount of paper offering, with prime discounts ranging trom 5 to 54 percent. Call loans ranged trom 2% to 3 per cent. FOREIGN BXCHANGE was firm and dall upoo easy money market in London, prime bankers’ ster!ing being quoted for business at 4.87%, 4.88 and 4.90%, AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD were dull and heavy, and with consols a fraction tower, Erie exhibited a sbarp decline. The amount of ballior. received in tue Bank of England oa bal- ance to-day was £13,000, Rentes at Paris were easier, 69 francs 45 centimes, The following were the London peisee . the hours named :— P.M. a 92 a M8: ease Hg money: mi t Consols tor a 01 a Bea —* Tow — GOVERNMENTS at home were heavy and lower this after- noon upon~ the decline in gold, closing as follows:—United States currency sixes, 116 @ 115%; do, do., 1881, registered, 117 a 11745 do. do., do., coupon, 121% @ 122; do, five-twen- | tes, 1862, registered, 114% a 11454; do. do., do., cou- Pon, 114% w 114%; do. do., 1864, registered, 1163 @ 117; do, do., do., coupon, 117% @ 117%; do. do., | 1865, registered, 116% a 117; do, do., do., coupon, 118% @ 11834; do. do., do., mew, registered, 116% £11654; do. do., coupon, 120% @ 120%; do, do., 1867, Fegistered, 116% a 117; do. do., do., Coupon, 120% a 121%; do. do., 1968, registered, 11744 @ 117%; do. 40., do., coupon, 120% a 121%; ten-lorties, regis. tered, 114% & 114%; do, do., coupon, 114% O114% 5 | do, fives, 1881, registered, 114% @ 1143¢; do, flo., Coupon, 114} a 114%, STATE BONDS. were dull, the only sales being of new Tennessees | at 7034, Missouri long sixes at 97%, and Missouri | dtate sixes, 1886, 97%. The following were the bias for Southern secarities on the first call:—Ten- nesses sixes, old, 7934; do. do., ex coupon, 62; do, do,, new, 79%; do. do., do., ex coupon, 62; 0, do., new series, 6154; Virginia sixes, old, 30; do. do,, consolidated, 52; do. do., do, second series, 87; do, do., deterred, 10, North Carolina sixes, old, April and October, 18; do. North Carolina Railroad, January and July, 35; do. do, Aprit and Uctober, 35; do, do., coupons off January and July, 28; dv. do., do., April aud Octover, 28; South Carolina sixes, 25; do. do., January and July, 184 ; lo, do., April and October, 184; do, do,, Funded ‘not, 1866, 18; do. do,, Land Company, 1809, January and July, 18; do. do., do., do,, April and October, 18; do, sevens, 1888, 19; do. do., non-fandabie, Georgia sixes, 75; Louisiana sixes, new, floating NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET, Gebdt, 20; do. sevens, Penitentiary, 20; Missouri do. do., 1875, 98; do. do., 1876, sixes, 1874, 9994; 98: do, do., 1880, 96%; do. do, long bonas, 1881 to | 1609 RAILWAY MORTGAGES were strong a‘d higher, Chicago and Northwest- ern gold consols advancing to 82, Union Pacifics selling up to 87%, and the incomes to 78 Fort Wayne firsts sold at 107, the seconds at 10234, Morris and Essex seconds at 103, Erie seconds at 101%, and Galena and Chicago seconds at 10054. The following ‘were the bids at the close of the stagisSsexseanesageaseay S2e| who) wr ee £ er eels. Resesess> 43 EE ’ aE i=} Ced: dich « Clev & ol new bds... In the later deaiings vanced to 873, and the incomes to 79, Union Pacific firsts ad- The following were the bids to-day for city bank shares :—America, 146; Central National, 103; Chat- ham, 131; Chemical, 1,021; City, 300; Commerce, 122; Continental, 98; Fourtn National, 10244; Ful- ton, 100; German-American, Leather Manufacturers’, Manufacturers and Merchants’, 136; Mechanics’ Banking Association, 90; Mercan- tile, 114; Merchants’, 116; Metropolitan, 131; Nas- sau, 108; New York Company, 200; Nortn America, 90; Pacific, 160; Republic, 1073¢ ; Seventh Ward, 90; Shoe ane Leather, 163; State of New York, 106; MEMORANDA. The internal revenue receipts to-day were The comparative earnings of the Milwaukee and St. Paul Raiiway for the month of June are re- ported as follows :— DOCTeASC......essesreeees SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXOHANGE, Wednesday, June 24—10 A. M., Before Call. ae shs Weet Un Tel a sested E 3 $8323 SERSEESEE: SEESESEREEE oa zee estesesrd seat spepEuee RoE = Seesesessse les: ee Ese SSeese: BEREUES | = do. Ohio & Miss RR. do. SSSeses' SSSeeee! TEESE Sess EEEEEGE 2 = 2u5 cE E ‘SaaS BESS: eet ia Ee: GSRes ei eae : nA aes ail ‘00 at ase pagstatstessse SESCEt EEC ESSUSEECE site. 90 at i ie Suter a cesstz stetE 534 io | tas Its 1 | ee pores SR ry FEEL ESEEEEEEE € | Had. ite" Quote Rio, ordinary carroes, lBhe, SaegE3 pS ws Bao Cre es SEESESEEE scarce and firm under a fair demand. aie | a eee demand, the pee, Pr iy A 3,200 bi ne, $3 oe EER ENNNSS S: i eho SHRSSES eESSe) P, MumBefore Call. 1400 she LB 4M RR: is i acette bad = EzE7zS wey: < 40, ESSEresses CESSELE oS 1 i QW AUé Fac BR vt 16 2P.M, 910000 US 5-20, 0, '67.. 121 $1000 US 6s, cur..... 1156 Second Board—1 P. M. $200 Massour’ Cs, bas. 67 Sopsha Brie #8. wErags 1000 Missourt 6's, "6. by do. 307) Tenn v's, n.b 0.83 dw do. 30) 50 Del, L&W con... 300 do, 30% 2000 Mor & Ks const 'n. 3) do 30% ny Un fF sacs Ast. Ld Mich Coit Bil ze Lo &MBRR...be S888 EFuws Suenebeeeat tat SSeee 21:39 to 3 P. M. 800 shs LS & MS RR.s3 30)" do. 7 Sedetaiatats: S28 BERR EE SES SS: WOKEN SRNR RS esse SESESSES! CLOSING PRICES—3 0'OLOOK P, M. West Un Tol... 14% a 14% Quickst wo 26 Qiickaiver pi 2 8 3) | Racine § sg a Ox 23 a ie a Ty 28 Pitsburg a 87: COMMERCIAL REPORT. —__— Cotton Dull and Lower—Flour Heavy— Wheat Lower—Corn Easy—Oats Dull and Easier—Pork Easy—Lard Lower— Coffee Quiet, but Firm—Sugar in De- mand and Firm—Petroleum Qulet, but Firmer—Spirits Turpentine Easier— Rosin Unsettled—Whiskey Firmer. Wepnxspay, June 4—6 P. M. There’ was but @ moderate movement in mer- chandise to-day, amd the general tendency of prices was downward, despite the comparatively high ruling of gold. On 'Change flour was dull and heavy. Wheat was duil and decidedly lower, At the close the market was unsettled, and seliers | willing to realize on a basis of a material decline | from yesterday’s prices, as may be seen by refer- | ence to the detailed report appended. Corn was | without decided change, though heavy at the close. Oats were dull. Whiskey was a trife better. Pork was steady, but lard | was dull and lower. Freights were strong. Cotton was dull, and declined 3-16c. a 4c. per Ib. Jor future delivery. Groceries were frm, but quiet, with the exception of sugar, which met with a good demand at full prices. Petroleum was | quiet, but the market firmer, which, in a measuro, | | checked business. There was a good business trans: actod Values unsettl in EMP stores, but the market was irregular and ‘Corton on the spot raled aull and weak. Prices, withoat being quotebly changed, tended strongly in the buyer's favor There was a lair | “futures” at a decline of 3-16c. @ hc. per Ib. We quote :— business transacted in Uplanas, Alavama, N. Orleans. Texas. Ordina: Perris 1 ia 1 Good 01 i 16) a 16 Strict i 16} is 3-16 16 fs-16 ow ‘ti 1 1 Mid 1s isis Good intdaling 19) 10! 19s ; the uotations are bared on cotton in siore Fonning } in quailty not more than halt a grade above or belo’ the grade quoted. The sales nba tol day. Last Bee'g. Total 588 60 is ‘iow maging) Ge sales pave Last 61 ee atter two o’clock—July. 1-320.; August, 80) at iwat Sepieygber ry 2.200 mber, 200 ak I7%c. we Fe rae 7 aaly LW at iW) at i773. 11-160. 30 at at! ‘at 17 19-820.,, 200 Sod at If 2i-83e" GW at 30. 00) oa Gee jae ro pon at iy Get Dee 2 tober i 100 at 17: mee Bikes 10) ae tide inate Bb Sales ae pts at the variot flee Bor —Galve toa ero ie, ie New Orleans, 0%); Mobile, G8; Bavannah, 927; Oharl 2d; Wilmingeon, 485 Notolk, 910; New rk, 197; Boston, 113; Phi ndesp hi, 40. ‘Total, 2,658 ‘This day last week, 2,123. This day last you on ot are quoted, thus:—To, Havre, by aatl To Hambu: by sa feam, Mc. ; ft sail . i by sal, %0., cor steam, ¢ market to-day ruled met but very firm tions, No sales were reported trom first do, 19; a 19363 0, 20% on a Ao, : °extrer svernment ba os Ceyton. 9440. were Nee arene A000 tons et steamnont at 48 toilows:—t jonas of steamboat, at oe Bt B01 do. OF erate At $5, 5,00) do. of oa $6 15, ares stove, at hale ‘and 5 ig & he prising ail Kinds, aggregate aboitt 16,00) bbl ‘within the range o! our quotations. Corn in Is., at $4.60 ior Western, Jersey and Baiumore We ‘quote :~ — No, 2 State. a Superfine State.. a5 25 Exire Stal a 635 | Ghote Stal a 570 Superfine Western. a 575 Extra We i a 652 a 862 © 625 a 7H a bw S625 a 675 »TWa TIS 800 a 8 wD 850 a 10 Nominal, 4h a 600 | Southern, su) ii wa Soni he i + 6 Ba BD Rouuterat tataily, 8 a 10 75 Coru meal, West 4a 40 wa 4% 4600 465 Lai a 448 Goideu ear ‘ Reenter A | Manes Punchieons.. 490» | =Wheat was dull and’ decidedly lower—closing at + 446 300 shs Chia NWRR.. 417; 200) ax | 260 smoked shouidera at | ern the | of month or July delivery. | We note sales ot 2,1 for July at Lidge. per 1b. and 2,700 tierces Jor August at ! ie. yy tb. City lard sold to Uhe extent of 150 tierces at m H Sushels wheat, 42,000 do. cora, 1, Barley malt tirm sim, sales car lots at’ unbolted, per ton. Millfeed unchanged, freight“ neat 7c; Gora aNd Fye7o.,, to New York; luunber, $3.1234 to the Hudson, $3 75 to Newburg, $110 New York, New Yor A mMORES 20, LOAN PR | « and Mortgage on first class city Keal Estate; also large Mortgages ca a eeat $l 2a $1 ri for Chicago and $145 for Milwaukee. he sales were t Ro. 3 spring | Wa $1 ta for Noe Milwaukee : $1 $i Wa $10 tor Nant hittaaias! sed dimoacte ; $i dla $1 51/4 lor choice Shebuy gan; $1 $3 1or red winwer. Corn f demand bus closed eamer. The sales were bushels atSlo, # 83c. for mixed, sloung. at Sle. r cloilng carter. The salen were sa) sta it for state inixed it store: S.! we ain ad G23ge. a G7e. tor staine inal im value, H1GuTs “The movement in berth freights continued rhet riled firm. ‘Tonuage tor charter slow, but the ttention, still suitable vewels for grain nd peteclanm were held with ene af full raga, vents were > er Dud! steam, boxes Of Cheese at 0s. The “nominal rate "tor rain was 12d, To London, by sail, 8,000 bushels of grain at 954d. id 173 hd. of tobacco at 27s. 6d. To cere", Ww, by {Od bushel ut grain at 1d, “To ‘Cardi or drs . 8.0) bushels of grain at 10d., If to the ior- Ma to the later: To Hamby a by st eam, clock: sides 1 tte va roe by, a “gt niwerp, eam, it Sa 6d. and 30 tlerces 2 ot Sard at 48 ormpriae AR ese b bark (alee lee to i jom, wii juar- tors of grain at Ga Sd snort a aver ab auairiaw Sask henee ith $700 quarters of grain at Nae brig. hemes to Oran, with 6 $00 ci ot ren lea petroleum aie: @ Norwegian vark, henos toa British ish bare hehe 10 reais Baltic port, with 2 bbls naphitia a 69, Od. ; or igh ne with | 3,300 ‘Dole retined p petroleum nt S &@ British by kJ we hence to Tonton, with oil it 278 7 British ship, & Fy =3 5 s = from Philadelphia to. rf Goneinental port’ with 9.00 bbls: foaned petroleum at be: an American bark, poaniared Rey Ne ee san at uit Ree < rneeae or ‘Mo! side from tob- I arades, We do, caped So. 4 ae, ye muscovado, rean real 10. Krocery, a »; Porto Rico, nga Tsinnds, 103.'a New Urloans To, nt NavAt. Sougs.—On ‘Change’ to-ay the inarret, for spirits of turpentine was unsettled and closed weak at 19 merchantable order. Business was moderaicly active, the sales ooting up, 300 bbls at dic., 00. bis. Bt B40. und SI Obie, te loty at 36! rc *siuned rosin was unsettled and lower, quoted at $2 15 a $¥ 2) for common to goo. We heard of sales of of ‘eareo of about 1,40 UbIS., sald to beat $2 1); 400 bbis. of good strained on Private terms. The finer grades ware wm good de re god icm, with gales reported of 1W bbls. oi No. $2,905 40) obLs., intcluding’ No Land. pate, at £3 Ga $8 boi, Dale at $4 20 » $5, and 1,U00 bois. of extra pale us frou 36 75a $7 25 Tar and ‘pitch were negiccud aud nominaily anchanged in value PeIkOL..vx.—The market tor refined was Considerably oth as regards prices current and tue 01 5,00 Dbls., for prompt de! ery at Ise, and 1090) bbls. deliverable irom the Ist to ped ‘sth ot July, at Crude in bulk. was also iirmer, Was asked Jor balance of month and bids of Sc. re: nee . Late yemariay, 3.000 | ble eold for Jaly atone. Cases were quoted stead: 4c. # 17}¢c. and naptia t Tic. ‘The Phi atelp hia market was indotice lied quoted at 1s ot of mouth. 2.0 bbls. for last halt orJuly wt 12%¢c. fi hrodpeine points were quiet and @ $120; Petroleum Centre, "ifaw 1 $1 #8 $1 2236; Lidloute, PRorisions.—Recdipis— $3 bbls ; beef 14 pack- aarti, cut meats 4/4 Mion Tarde 9 erg ao Cle erg and Kegs, the market jor mess por: quiet and easier. We noie sales oF 400 Dis. at $13 a $18.2 cash, 500 bbls. for ee at $17 9%, and art ng of extra prime mess at $14 Bacon was negiccied, but the marcet firm. Long clear quoted at 100. and short clear at 1U}4c. vressed hogs were firm, but the market quiet; quotes at trom he a7%e. Boet—The market continues juil, but sules were the sane. In a distributing way Jois to the amount ef 75 packazes wero placed at figures within the range of $9508 14 toi rt bois; Sua $22, ior r iprume ‘mess, Herces ; India mess, (ia and for extra OF ad Nae mess. Beef hams fomained imacuve uoted at from $164 is rine nge of southern, and aut for first quality of eastern. Cut meate—ibe market ruled dull, out values exhibited no appreciable chang gules Of AW) pickled uams at 1c. fe hay @ only to note do. shoulders at 7c, and 20 boxes of pickled bellies 13 lbs. average, at 9c. Der Ib, Lard—Kor West: ket was easier, closing at il#¥c., spot, balan ance er 1b. The fopbing. business was fair at eady pr Sales, in lots, « Hercosor Garcia at fe. a8 and 200 bags of Rangoon at7o. a per Ib, Lnuoan—For raw augar the miarket Was steady, under ood demand. We heard of sales of 2,0Wv hhda of ba at, OMLFacing fair to B00 hie Cuba muscovado, attrow ot fair to acuy good do. at 7%0. ‘giiiso. per iby and at hinds of dant. Tie. & Be. Der Ib. + aged on private terms Ketined was in tair demai and not essontiaily changod in value. We quote:— Inferior to common, 7e. a7 xe. talr to ME OL r Be. a dig ood, 730. a Tc. ; kood rime, 8¢. a 83gc.: grocery, Fair to coud. 8 Ke & SIC. 5 prime to choice, oo centrifugal isan boxes, Nos 8 to 13, Syc. a a $s. and bases: Tc. @ 7 ie melad Molasses, Bic. Cliyed— Hones Such stander Nog.7 to Tie. do 10,10 12,80, Big on, 13 10 15, 8 Mio. 0,, 16 to 1a, 9360. tc i ig toad tOige! wt white, Dec. a lige. Porio Ki ‘no edning, common to prime, Tiac. & B50. dete Expcery. eo to choice, eng 8 a exe. Braai~ Duteh stan io 1%, 6%. standard, Nos. «ie Tho. a Sho. ‘Manila—Superior and | extra suverior, 7c. a Tie, ‘Teas.—At a this date, 1,000 packs 8 were dis. Lio posed of at we. a 3, per 1, tor color Co souchong, 2c. tor cunpowder, 22c, a 5%. for, im ‘lc. a 3c. tor hyson and 263. @ 296. for stained oolong. Sraamiaty—iue imarket ‘remained very quiet; My quoted at Lic., and Wostern at 123gc. u 1255 TaLLow.—T at market was moderat ately. active and hhds. of city at igo. per Ib. and 115,00. firm; sal ibs. creuuside Al Tic. & Bac. Waisxxy.—Keceipis 36) bie: the market a shade firmer; saies lw bbis. se hese 990. and 30 buls. at 99}ac. DOMESTIO M MARKETS. ~~ “Ganvastox, Jane 2, 1874. Piety pomninaly peace a Se. Det receipts, 67. ann, June 2%, 1876. oral Yo.’ Net receipts’ 699 rose. GO); ook rt to Great Britain, Silk” Sales 7 evening, 100. Stock, 46,28. Monte, Jane 24, 1874, Cotton dull, nomi Net fet receipts, bs oales. ixports coastwise, 10, Savaynat. June 24, 1874 Cotton frm; bat as BX Not rece! ‘#27 bales; gross 7. Sieg Ine wince iseun.: "°° ” Quauzestox, June 24, 174. Cotton quiet; middling, 16c. Net receipts, 207 bales. exports coastwise, 39. Sales, i2% Stock, 10,087, Witaixatox, N. C., June 2, 1874, Spirits of turpentine firm at roan an gu for strained; crade turpentine steady; $1 60 .or hard, $2.5) tor yellow dip and §3 tor virgin; af nem wi bts Tourvo, June 24, 1874. Flour Gan ‘ec oe rod. 4 dull and lower; No. 3 whi Wabasi ST; 1 white Michigan, iy casts and lo, 2 red, EI poe Nat; No. $ red, $1 25; rejected, 1 08 Fins oF; high mixed, esse. cash aad. July; ae emver, tiie ichigan, a sh: Sic, August, a andine september low’ mixed, 660. cash ant andi Do grad ‘Oats | aghers TNS. eeldat ly s ust; inch Receipa—a pen nas i ce 5 on lo. ‘oats, Shipment: Burravo, June 2, 1874 Lake and rail imports for the last twen(; Flour, 4,2) obls. ; wheat, 248,595 bushels 155,800 do, ; pate Sha do, wSanal snipments--Whcas pared | ustie Wheat, '20.95) bus Wheat, lic.; corn, 1,00) bbls. on the range :—Wh Rominal No, Valliwaukee spring, $1 $ No. 2 orn dull: sales Soo Washed No. 2 saquiet sales Vang STE fey Other articles tnstanged. gerne June 26, 1874, Flour steady and unchanged; sales, 1,3 bbls. Wheat reat choice white Canada held at ei ee ich ‘$1 65; No. 1 Milwaukee club, $143 Rae Corn meal—$3: tor bolted. road trelghts—Fiour, to Boston. lumber. 1,043,000 teet lumber. EUROPEAN MARKETS, Lowpon Propoce Mare —__+- +—___. SINA iC STEVENSON, Jr., 11 Pine street. | companies Jd HABRICH eC $250,000 TO LOAN HGIEDIATELY, LARGE OB | formation furnished. sale at par AX REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Radowment Insurance Follies. ated eer etn other rance of al awe elect ge if'brostway. « small amounts, on First and Se tks ip and asehold Property, city or igenlisae, wane on he: (Or yellow wad Bic. for white le were gc. hotce fe were not dealt in, aud entirely re: 2 tor plain. mess, DDIS. ; Sil w Beek! aaiet; mi middling wie crrige winding, 16c. ; good. ly uochanged; “niduuiag’ 16%. sles, 30. tet; $1 60 | ROMs Wall strech, Now York. do. ; oats, 27,510 do. Rail exports— 19; corn. WW, 10,8) do. Canal treights— oats, Flour dy: sales Ble. nal a ar 310 443; Westera, $1 806 40c.; to Albany, 36c, Lake receipis—a\08 dushols wheat, 2,300 do, corn, 832.00) recto Canal shipments—23,000 bushels wheat, 45,5 do. corn, —Loxnox, June 2—Even- ing.—Calcutta linseed, 60s, 6d. ‘Tallow, d2 4 3d, u 42s. 6d. per owt. PTLY UPON BOND current rates. PHALUN & SLOAN, 31 Bast Seventeenth street, —LAPSLEY & v7 + Broadqay. _Privil rd per 100 sl jouble } yeaa ileges, to $40), “members ot the tock Ex: Bhanger wuo do not sign for leas than 10) shares, any ing under 10) shares not being marketable. Dy rye FROTHINGHAM & COMPANY, 12 Wail street, New York, offer in exchange for unen- cumbered Keal Kstate, in one lot, $15,000 Siock | corporated Company doing business in New York; about Sash, a eee ear eanse ‘on property in New Yor! ry MM members of ti 5) to $100 for Puts or ( rivileges; contracts may purchase or sales of es Bankers and Brokers, No.2 wale terest New York. ._Stocks bought and sold for cash or on margins, GILT-EDGED INVESTMENT, roadway. OND STREET SAVINGS BANK (chartered April 1, pre’ 3 the Atlantic Savings Bond sewn corer. Bowery. enty-cighth dividend. The Trustoes have Yedered, interest to be pald to de- Dositors on and atter Monday, July 2 1874, at te, rate ot six per cent per annuin, ‘on ali deposita entitied thereto, t Interest not called tor wiil be added as principal, and draw terest accordingly Deposits. tade on oF bevore July 20 will draw Interest from July t, HAKRISUN HALL, President, Josnea v. Cooper, Secretary. ©._D. Bainey, Treasurer. | (OmMERCIAL. War WAREHOUSR _COMPANY—OASH capital, $2,000,000—OMce, 29 William street, corner change place; Warehouses, tant ck, Brooklyn, ass Securities, on demand sh advances made on and time; Cash advances made on all kinds of Mer- chandise, stored in our own warehouses oF consigned to orabie terms, ws on favorable (PTS OUR, Président, : sos Fr NAVARRO, Vice President, JOHN BAIRD, second Vice President. FELICIANO LATASA, Third on President, Pant J. Armour, Wm. D. Bowerman, CM. Delamator, Jose F, Navarro, Feliciano Lavasa, Juan degore, Jonn Baird Thomas vurphy, Henry B. Nvds. WILLIAM TOBIN, Superintendent o¢ Warehouses. Janus CLIN, Seorotacy. BROKE BS, | NO. uu of an In- and —8TOOK PRIVILEGES REMOVE THE RISK AT- + tending stock speoula Hons, We are negotiating he Stor change at very eis 48 101 A FEW SHARES of Stock in a prominent mewspaper in this city tor ; large dividends and @ sure market ag an ad- teed by 1 Parties: principals FIN ANCIAL, Stare FUNDS TO LOAN-ON IMPROVED PROP- 4 erty in this city oF Brooklyn, without vonus: also money fo Pureha a Second ‘aud Leasehold Mort- gages, ALD & LsAVITT, 54 Wall street FOR, SALE-ABOUT 10) SHARES CONSUMERS Ice Company's otock, to close anestate. Apply at Freneh's Hovel ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York city Mortage, without bonus Principals de- siring to BORROW UR INVest Meee _ He GANT, 11 Pine street J. a Ww. SELIGMAN & OO. Ban 21 Broad see Rew York. e Letters of Credit ‘or Travellers, payable in a t Al payable in auy part of Burope, Asia, Arica, Australia Draw bills of Exchange and make T fersof ones Europe and Cale ake Telegraphic Trans OWN 8, PIERCH, 105 BROADWAY, HAS MONKY TO ¢ ieee to purch ise maprigages on real owns in Now 0 aud Wesichester county; to secure vationtion, heerlen ner LNANGSTON & COMPANY, BANKERS—NO. 10 PINE street, receive deposits; 5 ver cent interest on daily balances; '7 per cent on time; bills on London. LL ASCE AND SMALL SUMS TO LOAN IMMEDI. aan gleeons oraeagee New York Me aie ae, First Mortgages on same promptly cashe GUSTAVE eH) B dL Liborty at street. onny AbvANC D CIAL SALARIES. urnalture ac ier} , Merchandise, Property and other Collate als (i eenigg if 4, at ARQUIS, mh Broadway. M ‘ONEY “ADVANCED ‘ON SALARIES, WAGES, PER- IML sonal Property or Meechandise of any kind, to xn amount, on liberal terms. 19 Barclay street or By War’ place, room 20. OMEY TO LOAN ON FIRST OLASS AFPLICA- tion on elie. RrOper iy, without bonus; money on bana to buy secot moran e3: isO LO pay first mort- Gages on leasehold. C. ANFENGER. 83 treet. FFYICK OF THE HANNIBAL AND ST. JOB" Pa Railroad Company. 78 Broudway. New York, June 1S, 1874.—The interest on the her! x of this company. ai haatabah est Se ae ake vag, wil fe pul’ lanuibal and St, Joe issue,’ ue uly wit be on and aiver'Uiat date at the Hint of Nort ‘Auuerloa fo RCKE T ‘Treasurer. BIN Fine? MOBTGAGR #1, foo HEAR BY our or lown property : wi 1 at libe a Discount, box 82 Herald office. ti ania ies H fa CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK, NEW YORK, June 24, 1874. —Thirty-seventh dividend. A divideu of five per cent 5 (9 por cent, tree trom tax, will be paid on and after Jul; The Cee books will be cloved until Jaly 2, 0. M. HARD Cashier. LOAN COMPANY, 182 BROADWAY, MAKE loans on kK te ln New York, New w Jersey and Westchester county; Second Mortyages cashed. Cail in person and save ci mmission. () 70 FER CENT. a uvaeet ot nvesunents strict rat Cc) - City and County Bonds, fe ey Kallroad Bon ngs Railroad 8 Insurance and Gas Li; ht Tetcks poe EOP, and other choice Stocks and ‘Bonds, paying 10 to 20 per cent; also a large reduction below Dar, tor sale by ALBERT H. NICOLAY, & Oo. 43 Pine street, New York. N,_B.—Investment Seeuri! ir specialty 22 years $5. 50 ay },000, ‘me, $2,200 AND $2,300 WANTAD (Oy for 3 or 8 yours; trust funds on frat mort, gage on store and welllag Properties, Brookivi frorth more than double; no agenis. Aadrens JAMES B., box 189 Herald office, 75.00: 70 gLOAN—ON BOND AND MORT- oO. algo Second Mortwayes cashed; Honey | rocurea without delay. Apply to MINE, COLE , 536 Sixth avenue. 115 000 7% LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT- ee riRe, Second Mortgages cashed. RICH- V. Mt Foom F, basement, GENTLEMAN, POSSESSING BUSINESS QUALI fications and $8,000 in cash, desires to invest the same In some e! gation. Address CAS! e + oe 12 WALL street, secure Dadiuonal A eapital for merchants, manutacturers, peiners: at the present time e abuo- CenenS otal ital belonging to various persons tor invest- ment in active establisned business; loans made on com- mercia, ob jons. A Pans eran an FROM $2,000 TO $5,000, in @ profitable publishing company as treasurer. Address ta box 162 Herald office. Re COMPETENT OFFICK PARTNER, ABLE TO IN- vest $20,0W, wanted by @ thorough-going ana ex- perienced wanufacturer in the pereuares line and alone im business; owns factory and deal ith wholesale Seeeeeey Apply to ‘aRIuGs a "CARLETON, Py roadwa: $25. 000, —AN OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED TO or @ gentleman having this amount to uble the samo im a land operation near New York, pe) De rey red Apply in person to W. OLDS, No. 1 Kast Forty second street see CLASS CHA: a GI —A GENTLEMAN WANTED at once to Invest $1,000 to $18 and manage s por: ton of a'vaiuadle bu and services wipe BY siding thousand dol withogs fal rsonall Row Reed ese Bechimny, offices 34 and 85, Gow 7 0Lb ANEREAGOR. QUICKSIL Witt tT Orders jor this ee eee eiient and inexpensive machine filled as speedily as p ehine 7 39 Broadway, New York. See g mpeane* FNTLEMAN COMMANDING $5,000 TO jouw advertiser io manufacturing the Bm, 79 of fakin the world: demand unprecedented, Kesl- uence No. 28 West Forty-tourth street: $ to 6 ADIES CAN MAKE $1,000 A YEAR AT HONE IN oar ike enteel honorable business, bmn oan e learned ey in a tew hours: S100 capi ital cals re reg Re Gress PHYSICIAN, care box 2,520 New York Bost office. DATENTS FOR SALB.—THREE NEW INVENTIONS, the whole Patents or State Bune of the samc, or A | partner wanted for manufactur Inquire at K. POHNSIDE! RS, tas oe foun street, near Chatham, HYSIOTAN. ND WILL SECURE ange gee date) an {plersss te a semen le estal spec few York, now r annum; Tyrice lor td od $5,100, Soreaan an mo Qeetin ie ‘of profits. Uni, having the gash and meaning business need a ao PHYSICIAN, Jd Uptown Branch office. ARTNER WANTBO—SPECIAL OR ACTIVE, WHO 18 willing to Invest from $20,000 to $25 000 in ¢ manu- iaoturing busines the profitablensss of which cat be proved. Fo! address H.S., Herald office, MALL OR Lagan t SUMS OF MONEY CAN BE IN- more safely in veranda Calls than apy bust- ness, Full tntormation. BRIDGE & CO., Brokers, ) WILL SECURE A GENTLEMAN AN INTER. . | $500 est tn 8 pleasant, easy, respectable business, with a responsible party; pays $4000 per year. Call at nue. 53 Lexington mY "i 51.000. =I HAVE THIS SUM AND WIsH safe, money making mong 8. Go ‘land t, room 3. 10.000 Want & GOOD BUSINESS MAN : + to, take in terest im an established facturin usiness city; article le ays Targe pratits aad Sd unlimited aemana t the o ight ran ibe: | be re deatt wit Dey street. THE CROP PROSPECTS. Reports from the Northwestern States— Tennessee, West Virginia and Ken- tucky. {From the Chicago Tribune of Monday.] We present this morning unusually iull reports of the crop prospects, mainly in Illinois and Iowa, reserving the other Western States for another time. By the courtesy and with the help of the officers of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, the Alton and St. Louts, the Miinois Central and the Michigan Central Railroads, we have been able to make up & more comprehensive review of the crop prospects than has yet been presented. The ie) sult of the investigation 18 very satisfactory, warrants the prediction that there will be an un- ally Jarge yieid in all grains, uniess it be in ats. The most notable increase is in coro. The farmers seem to have forgotten the tacit agree- ment which was promulgated last year—viz., to secure good prices for their corn by planti! ye Of it r not this, then they have more con! im the transportation reforms toa they had at that time, and indeed there have been events Which warrant a more hopeful outiook. It is 180 evident that many of the farmers are ne more attention to stock raising than ever which would account in part jor the increase in the amount of corn planted. In & few sections the core ta is back wi but everywhere it seems to be ‘size and color, and the crop will show @ ¢ crop is reported as erage. It would probably have exceeded the average if the apring wheat it e eooinorense. The wh as wellas the winter wheat e drought, Watch insted many many weeks in some sections, seri- ously damaged the latter, wana the chinenbug has been making ravages in nared by the b 4 broom corn 18 doing well; th far beyond any. ‘or raising flax Mn roportions - net, 4a 4 port of acre! planted in fom ‘Kable open varies trom the same amount lest year to three times that ‘uits are plen' 4 all sections, and mer seaso! Towa shor amount, in different counties, but the averai ge amount of wheat and corn planted in lowa is a bably twenty-fwe eee larger than that of year, while that of oate is ten per cent more, Tne Riess from along the line of the Illinois Cent Railroad in this te show an increase over last year of all grains sown of as much as thirty per cent. Altogether, there will be no reasot Laem we, and the harvest will bean early one. There is also evidence of @ plenty of money in the banks to platn o1 the crops in any section of Illinois move these crops when the time comes, The Crops in Tennessee. {From the Nashville Banner, 20th.) We are gratified to learn. from some of our local millers, that the wheat this season ts of unusually good quality. The harvest, too, as far-as our infor- mation enables us to judge, is up With the average ol he Most bountiful seasons, all OL Which ts most hows doh &ec. iat jal Ad- A partner, with — amount, to join me in rtain lgcalities, The only failing of seems to be in oats. in some sec- tions there was less planted than usaal, and the drought in the early season tujared the ero) » Of the other crops rye and bariey are repo. as of abol the Aa yield; bene pop me [oe maggl mises hay; the potatoes” have been Smmewnat i pendent upon gv" crops for remunerative trade pe Di isd rap. industry—that the news of one gor sudcessiully harvested, is cal lated fo stimuls te Hope wd enterprise, The Prospects in Kentucky. (From the Louisville Courier-Journal, 20th.) We publish this morning extracts (rom our latest State exchanges, aud from various correspot ente of the nee thy. relative to the condl- ton of the ey ‘The prospect ‘or corn and to bacco throaguout Central and Western Kentucky 4s very dotetul indood. A long contiwued drought— in Western Kentucky for over three authe—bas prevailed in ail tois section, and the jocai and oar correspondents concur in the beliet tnt noi more than one-third of the usual crop will Lng ) made. in many iocaliaes tne plants have Dot boo! even “set,” snd under the most iavoruule conditions ereaiter, tae crop must) be w- moss an cntire failure. ‘TMs resals. wilt bring great loss to the farmers aad) pro- babiy much sufering in the counties, a8 this crop ta tue principle staple raised. it ts fortuna, however, for the tobacco buyers and meyer] Who were threatened in the eartier part Season with great loss if the crop, as wi ox pected, should prove a good one. Last year's crop was very large and the loreign markets Lg were overstocked, and many of the buyers bi large quantitied on band. Unless rain svall come pnt coru ali over the State will be @ compara- tive failure. Tre helds, ploughed early in the Spring, aredcy aud hard and the plants have hardly yet AppP Aros above tue ground. With med- erate rains, however, beiore the scorcting heat of Juiy and August, the crop way yet be saved, The wheat Prop throughout the State seems very promising, but oats and other grain have suffered much from the drought. The outiook, altogecher, is @ very gloomy one for the for vhe facciers, Gloomy Reports from West Virginia. (From the Wheeling Intelligencer.) We are happy to notice thas the crops generally throughout the country are not suffering from drought as they are in this particular locality. Our information trom the country immediately round about leads us to apprehend that the hay crop wilt fail fully one-half short and that the oats will nos do much if any better. The potatoes aiso are sul- fering and garden vegetaoles generaily are behind. ‘The corn sull looks healthy, but is backward. Tne Wheat crop is the only crop that promises to exceed the average. In other parts ol the country the situation is dilferent, For instance, the Nationas Crop Re) of Saturday last reports that the weather in the Mississippi, Missourl and Ono valleys during the last week or two has been gen- erally very favorabie tu the growing grain, fhe average raintali has been 1 inch and 59-100, fairly distriouted over the country. In regard to the hay eet the advices indicate a decrease im the yield iilinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansis, Minnesota, Mis- pour, ‘Ohio apd Wisconsin, as compared with last ear, Of 7 4-10 per cent, equal to say 796,000 tons. ‘he coudition of the growiag bariey and rye, June 1, In these States was trom 6 6-10 to 5 4-10 per cen& below a good average. .In regard to swine the present average condition below & good average amounts to 11% per cent. Nothing 1s satd about wneat and corn, but general reports seem to favor @n extraordinary yield of the former crop anda® fair prospect ior the latter. BEAL ESTATE, The attractions at the Exchange yesterday com- prise the three following legal sales:—Mr. R. V- Harnett, under the direction of Wiiliam Sinclair, referee, threo unfinished houses on 120th street, east of First avenue, and under the direction of T. Burrell, referee, a siable and two lots attached on Thirty-second street, west of Seventh avenue; also, under the direction of R. F, Andrews, reieree, a three story house and lot, situated ou 117th street, east of avenue A. The legal sale of the lease of tne premises No, 189 Bowery was ad- journed to July 8, by order of E. S. Dakin, referee. Jere. Johnson, Jr., ea gg ae sale of 148 lots on the premises, at Great Neck, -L. L, realizing age (of of $122 per city lot. Messrs. ingee, Porte! report the sale on the Premises at Grand’? Park, Mamaroneck, West- chester county, of twenty-four lots for the sum of $7,515. AnnexXed are the particulars:— ORK PROPERTY—BY B. V. HARNETT. 134. b.e house unfinished) and 1onn.s iat st, 100 ft, ¢- of Ist ay. Jot 1B ¥EIO.11; Chariess. Lo} ntify. D, & houses (unfinished) Ce lots 19 Te “ae Sbove, each lords sxlOn1l; Coaries S Loper, | siaule ‘and 3 iots on 'n, © of 3d st., 225 fc w. of Tth av.; ts together, 50x98.9; W. 8. Dinsmore. 3,108 brick house and lot oa n. 5, of 117th A, 108 25x100.16; A. C, Washbw: SIX OARED BARGE, :, BUILT FOR ae in England at a cost of $600, offeres r sale, Splendid eounition, for $150; outas complete need only paint to make her new; c thet eam Apply to owner's agent Tosttet Nivel Dobe ateratrect. Cae be soon at plot 85 Hast Hiver, foot of Grand street, D. Blackburn's boat yard. ‘OR SALE—A _ SCHOONER YACHT (OR PILOT Boat), 30 tons, Custom House measurement; in per- fect order, warranted sound and furnished complete: = a, gr egy S a npant and Lire ts seagoing, vessel, anil will be Ei ire 8 ‘Apbiy ne Cap yAMies RUBBINS, Seama- ford depot, Conn. OR SALE—THE WELL KNOWN FAST ue yacht Vesia; length 10 feet, beam 25 feet, hoid 8 feet; built in best manner by Vavid Carl, Baq.; has recently been thoroughiy equipped and is in th complete order in Cat spect, coppered Ss war- ranted sound; will be very y iow, a3 the owner parts ‘with her solely on account of {il health. Apply to0. & PUILLON, 224 Soi jouth street. OR Le plea NEW, FAST STEAM YACUT. 9 PEET Jong: finely fitted ard furnished. Apply toFRGL'K ©. SCHMIDT, No, 5 William street, up stair: MALL STEAM YACHT FOR SALE—$0 FEET LONQ, Steet beam, in good order. Will be sold tor $1,500 For particulars address OWNER, at} Post office, New York. ThE Soe SOLD AT ed assignee, on neta I, 1874, at 12 Prank ites", ath cia as ee pee eet teh rated at SOPETE: Pema Ms ore t. Avctioncers, bgt ary SATLBOAT, IN COMPLETE ORDER, 30 feet i ngth; cost not to exceed $175. Myiving all Ntparuoulars box haan Post office. In this City and Brooklyn. WANT TO RENT OR LEASE A THREE OR FOUR House, or would parchase. in @ respectable story eignborhoods ad er, PaCS, He Broadwa syns, price, street ARES 4 Uptown Branch office, | ema FLOOR OF FIVE OR SIX ROOM: between, Twenky-Ofth, and Fifty-fifth streets, ¢ side, for ly of three adults; rent nusi be moderate. A Herald office. TED—A SUIT OF ROOMY AND ONE SINGLE ‘one for « party of three, not far trom the Park, in @ private family. Addrese, with tuil particulars, wo. H., 699 Broadway. ‘ANTED TO RENT—A HOUSE. Ww WITH BASEMENT and sub-cellar, betwee mth and Thirtieth stroots, within a block east or. west ot Broadway, south side, Address SCONUSCO, Herald office. In the Country. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, Faas SPEND ss days and suniays in intry with private family, not over one h bee rail from New ork: pe iad with particulars, ¥. W. RICK, Brookiyn P. office. fe TO RENT—WITH THE PRIVILEGE OF pure! asmall Country Place. 2 to 10 acres, fee ty Island, or Yoaie one hour i.e New York; ty of It; good imiprovernenta: water Fore as Pe crefo aoa 1 rouse, furnished, for the months of Jal al Address, letter, stating terms, AL @C0., 680 Broadway? ae TO RENT, AT SARATOGA ae PROPOSALS. N* Fail! YORK AND HAl HARLEM | RAILKOAD COM- ¥ (eased). ‘TREASURER'S om D CENTRAL Rew Tour Ri o 20, ieee t c ct nde ot EON, $5,000 and Stitin”e cach. ve oF os ovember, fe Seta ine severe a Watacd ener Bo a be accompanied by a check for a setayey sy creat a il or the bid, such te oolled toe in case of acceptance, mae a Gara if Bi = a Be aah delivery on Thirst Ay, July’, we this ‘where the balance must de patd, Scant rin bailey reject all proposals. C. VANDERBILT, Jr., Treasurer, HB NRW by iad cay en an HUDSON iy A Ee 9 tres meetr nohises of the co! inlcboss! 4 ‘ou nd tte ae w and ine setae in which the registered bonds ited eae gecs era ata at pe ° er the at. such sum ihe owas i payement I cae acorptance aad Pa Bh re. turned In cee i be ready for dettvery on Tharsdayy July zm a ‘thie oitice, when and where Pale company reserves the right to relect all és Mt | afferea. a encouraging, It Will be glad tidings to merchants | = oar and business men generally as presaging betcer : ~ EXCHANGE, times, alter the long seasun of cheerless Stagna- |] Witt TRADR A FIRST CLASS 7% OCTAVE tion which we have had to endare, particularly in this section, The commorce of tne country ts so | intimately ‘associated with, its agricuicure—so de- | Brauch oiiee Piano, new pan fully warrante!, for Honehold Pur aitare in. good goad order. Y Addcess VAV I tierald Uptows