The New York Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1875, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, TUES DAY, MAY 18, 1875.— "FINANCIAL AND COMMERCL The Stock Market Tyeverish and Lower, GOLD FIRM AT Money Basy, Bonds Steady, and Speculation Without Important Feature, 116. WALL STRERT, } MONDAY, May 17—6 P. M, To-day witnessed @ renewal of the depressing Ifuences which commenced lass week, and there ‘Was not sufficient change at the close to indicate that speculation would sume & materially @iferent pnase in the near future.” The Wall street mind is unsettled, and the prevailing cis- position. is suggestive of a tendency to go short of stocks, especially those that are likeiy to be affected by the pending rai!road war. ‘The frank statement of President Jewett, of the Erie Com- pany, sat this great’ organization has been seriously afected by tbe contest, aud the ontlook whioh he describes, are not regarded as encourag- ¥q to other lines, East and West, which belong to the ratiway system. Hence it has been easy to wive'to the marks @ tone of weakness, and to cange a decline in prices that has resulted in the wimost ‘feverishness, Nevertheless it 1@ not im- probable that if @ very large short interest is miadé & reaction will occur and in the ouying movement thai follows a temporary advance will take place. We note at tne close of the market & jetion, Tne most uctive stock of the day was Lake Shore, of wmeh abont 76,000 shares were sold, the opening figure being 68, the highest 6814 and the closing 6734. Pacific Mall was likewise im large cemand, and on sales of 73,800 shares ranged {rom 39}, to 88, ending a158%. Of Western Union there were 65,000 Bhares Sold at 774 a 77% & 7624 a 17 9 767%. Erie moved Gown from 26 (0 24% and ended at 26%; the traneactions amounted to 67,300-snares, 1 Union Pacific 30,100 shares changed hands at prices ranging irom 76}¢ at the opening to 77, and enbsequently to 75% a 7644 @ 76. Rock Island opened at 103% and closed as 104. St. Paui com- mon moved up from 35}, to 364. Wabash ended 11x, after selling down wll, Hannipal and St. Joseph was a trife firmer at 24) @ 24%. Ohio nd Mississippi sold at 2534 a 24% a 24%, the pre- ferred stock at 48, Northwestern common was active on sales of about 18,000 shares, but affords no feature or comment. Tne opening price was 4, the closing price 3934, a recovery of Js per cent from the lewest of the day. Atiantic and Pacific Wolegraph ended at 25. Panama began at 142, ad- vanoed %4 per cent, receded to 141 and ended at 142%. Other prices wiil be found hereaiter. ADVANCE AND DECLINE. Tne changes since Saturday were as ‘ollows :—~ ADVANGE.—C., O. and I. U., 363 Fenaios. ts Quick- sliver, 1; District of Colamoia 8.058, 1; gold, bs DBCLINE.—Atlanic and Pacific Wiuleacatinn 36 3 Atlantic and Pacific preferred, 7%; Delaware ana Lackawanna, %; Brie, %; Harlem, 1; Lake Shore, 4%} Northwest common, %; Ohto ana Mississippi, 46; Pacific Mail, 144; St. Puul, %; do. preierred, 343 Wavash, 3; UnienPacisic, i Union, %5 Missouri Pacific, 4. The stationary stocks were New York Central, Hannibal and St. Joseph, Rock Isiana ana New Jersey Southern. THE SALRS TO-DAY amounted to the large figure of 360,000 shares, which were represented among the most accive wtocks as follows :—New York Ventral and Hudson, 0; Brie, 57,200; Lake Shore, 75,800; Nortu- western, 18,400; do. preferred, 700; Rock Island, 4,650; Pacific Man!, 73,800; St, Paul, 7,300; do. preferred, 900; Ontos, 11,800; Western Union, 66,100; Wabash, 2,700; Union Pacific, 30,100; C., ©. and L. ©., 400; Panama, 300, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, higuest and lowest prices of the day:— Opening. ~ 1055 26 Highest Lowest. yer York Central 105 wd De, m deveey Wester 1s b rearoee TO. 1655 6 Weatera Union, TI Atlantic my Pacific LeL eB CLOSING PRICES—3 P. M. Pacific Vai.. THE MONEY MARKET. Money ended easy at the recently quoted rates a call ioans, to wit, 2)5 and 3percent, The price of commercial paper is unchanged. Privace advices from London indicate a similar plethora of capital on the other side of the Atlantic, and explain in a measure tie demand for firat class | Foreign exchange on Lon- don is reported dull, Prime fixtygay bills are asbout 4.86 and sight Dilla 4.50), . THE GOLD MAREBT. Gold opened and closed ai 116, with sales in tne Interim at 1164. The borrowing rates were %\er cent and 1-44 for tmnediate delivery. and tee carrying rates 1 and 2 per cent. Loans were also made fat {TIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE Pe American securities. Currency balance Gross Clearances . 7 CLEARING HOUSE $7 Currency exchang . currency balance Goiu exchanges Gold Laiauces. Government bonds closed firm at the following quotation: United § es currency sixes, 124 4 124% ; 40. do., 1881, rogistored, 122 a 122); ; do, do., do., coupon, 124 a 124; do. Nve-twenties, 1862, registered, 1161¢; do. do., do., coupon, Jl6% & 117; 40, Go., 1864, rogistered, 117% a 118; do, do., 40., coupon, 1184 118%; a0,, 1865, registered, 119% & 11944; do. do. Coupon, 120%; a 12044; a0. 40., do., Dew, registered, 1213; a 121%; do. do., do., @0,, Coupon, 122 4 1224; do. do., 1867, registered, 12254 @ 122% 5 00. do., do., coupon, 123 a 123%; do. G0,, 1868, registered, 122 & 122),; do. do., do., cou- pon, 123}; a 123); do. ten-fort registered, 116% & 116%; do, do., coupon, 1 @ 118; do, fives, 1881, registered, Liety a 116%; ; do. do., do., coupen, 116% & 116%. District of Colnmbia three-sixty-fives wold Bt TAM a Thy. BANK SHARES, res sold at 100 for Fourth Nasional, 146 tor Tradesmen’s. Baok s 14 for Metropolitan aud ee 000 } 1 Went Fag 2000 UP important featore. Union Pacific firste advanced from 100% to 10144, and sinking funds from 2 to 93. Central Pucifle rose to 103%, and closed at 103, Erte third declined to 99%; do. fourth to 67%. Delaware, Lackawanna and Westerm con- vertible bronght 122)¢; New York Central coupon firsts, 1174; Hudson River sinking fand, 111%; Marlem coupon Brats, 100X%, Erie second sold at 10%, uf STATE BONDS, State bonds were duil, the chief transaction b g been in Tennessee old, ex coupon, at 5144. The following were the latest bids :— Ala 8's, Geors! Gcorgia Ts end. Georia gd. Mois w 1 Kentucky Louis Louis: Lou Loui tows be levee... ° misinna 8s, Le v4 ‘ouisiana B's, levee, ‘ib Fd Hickey an. is es ax ct Pee G RO vende. ‘ed J. 3t aRiand s be, Ata 6 i OP n 188. ORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES BEFORE CALIL—10 A. M. MONDAY, May 17, 1875, L 1000 Un Pac land g.s3 97% forearte 1c ‘Lei. DS. BOO e do to Ny ORH RRR. .bS Un tel. segreeeseceeeesasecy: ee = 3 oni BNW i eee es SERBS SESE: BRRIES EEE SS SUENEEie EeeurSEgeueee $15000 Tenn ®s, old... iow bus ie ce oe RR Dd. visti V wo tol & W goo Clev& vitae a 106 C & Pitts 4 00 iy fy 1000 Chie & Alt 1st 400 > side RE Lis ft wens Fourth N | 10000 C § 6's, F, ‘BL. The following were the latest bids:—America, | 166; American Exchange, 116; Onemical, 1,600; Clty, 300; Commerce, 121%; Continental, 03; corm Exchange, 140; First National, 200; Foursh National, 994; Gallatin National, 128; man-American, 96; importers and Traders’, 2005, ; Irving, 130; Leather Manufacturers’, 186; Mar- wet, 121; Mercantile, 108; Merchants’, 125; Mer- chante’ Exchange, 108; Metropolitan, 154; Nas- sau, 104; New York, 193; Park, 150; People’s 140; Pheonix, 97; Repuvilo, 99%; State of New York, 112; Tradesmen’s, 146; Untom, 136. TH ONITED STATES TREASURY. ‘The national bank notes received to-day for re- demption amonnted to $727,000; customs receipts, $908,000; revenue reooipts, $550,000, Of the $14,154,000 gold interest uue by the Treasury May 1 $6,601,000 has chus far been paid, Tbe ammouot of bonds redeemed under the sixteenth call for $30,000,000, commencing March 12, is $4,206, The Assistant Sreasurer paid out to-day $91,000 for interest abd $09,000 im redemption of five- twenty bonds, RAILROAD BONDS, Those Were ModEravely active, byt without very ) Ger- | mt * ley Mich Cen AR. ry 0. pfve ive. DS a ee aR Bee as eke siege &; sm 2 ebere sem em ontcate’ ani ke b 308 ESSEES ian Sa Ss pagge3 rk oh By 2 hd "we. 1 Gos lwy aon 0-" oO, Us. I M0 U8 cur SECOND ea a P “s ws 7 $20000 Dis Col 3:68's, 1000 © Pac, ny ge b.. 2 ees Receerers ae adhe Sat Tenn 6a oid. Tenn wane 3 Tenn 6x, ew series... 50 Texas W's, °76. 100 Be 5, old u Virginia 6% new, 566... 34 rainia 6's, new, 67... 3a vin sini Om a Vinnie vera 424 Virginia #6, detcered’. “9 -~ pargegertegycet sey ee 5 FSERRee ce SESELEESESSSELSES SupEeEERS eye sees SESES: ES 1 re 100 Han & StJo BI COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT INACTIVE--FUTURES QUIET AND STEADY—FLOUR. QUIET BUT STEADY— Tia WHEAT QUIRT BUT FIRM—OORN FIRMEB—OATS | quote ACTIVE—RYE QUIET—BARLEY NEGLECTED— PORK IRREGULAB—LARD EASIER—PRTROLEUM QUINT AND FIRM—NAVAL STORES QUIET—GRO- CERIES QUUST—FRYIGHTS QUIET. Monnay, May 17—6 P.M. ‘The merchandise Markets were generally dull and irreguiar, but there were some few excep- tons. There was very little activity im any de- partment, however, and there were few instances where the markets were firm. On ’Change the flour market was quiet, but steady. Wheat was quiet, but comparatively firm. Corn was in mod- erate supply and bigner, but the market closed lower, with the advance partly lost. Oates were speculated up to a still higher pomt, Whiskey was also decidedly higher. Pork was irregular and lower, but a good business was done. Lard was easier, but quiet. Petroleum was quiet and firm. Naval stores were quiet, Cotton on the spot was inactive. Gun- nies were quiet. Corton on the spot war inactive, with the tendency of values in buyer's favor. ‘Ihe policy of exporters was evidently to remain out of the market till after the Liverpool holidays, and only a few low bids came from this claes of buyers. Spinners limited purchases to ac- tual wants, although we have noticed today peveral despatches trom Eastern mills asking for types of cer- tain round tots which are onthe market, After ’Change we heard of no considerable transactions Futures in the absence of Liverpool advices opened weak, and the early months lost 1-iéc. ‘Ihe later months lost ic. The crop accounts were better, to which fact was attmbuted 1-l6c. of the loss on the remote mouths, which were oflered with comparative freedom. ‘The market was abont quiet and steady at the, glove. al fattons were a8 tollows:—M ‘2e. 16 } #16 L160. July, 18620 65) ir. Ke 6h Iatue: a gember, i we i Se. a bigot ae tai yaaae sraary, '-i6e, n 18 a1 B30; 16 ' 7-3 ‘April, ioie. lone’ based’ ‘on maudard "of September 1, 1874, and on upi ruaning iM quality not more tha below the grade quoted :—Ordin FY, UO 4e 5 ALCL ‘ood ordinary. 1 £ Wbue 004 | eae standard ? waren ie ete Sse alta aa 0.3 Good ordi low ‘middling, tie @ Quotations ea nicl of class: Dplands, Alahama. New Orieana, Texas 336 13K 135 i 1B 16 86, Hs 16 1 10% Wh 18s Speculation ,. Totals. —Por tutare delivery been as follow: Cotton tre | Xe. To | $4 75 a $4 Western yellow and * | sylvania yellow per bbl. | Hound hoop 61 r | Family . as day inst year, ‘otal y inne y by. Stenea, ee T and steady. Bavanilia, Ise. ie? arabes inp” Gain. —Recel| 72) bushels; corn. ie viour 11.9% Dhis; do. ; ont, 7.20 do. The ry te business ady, wiih ve We nove sale sor suphia a nd 0 for Brandy wine. $4 9 $4 4 for » a ath % vor Jersey aud Peun quo 0. 2 Stats Superfine Siate, ois rxtra State | Choice State... . $0 | Superfine Westerm 5 xtra Western. . 8 Minnesota. .. 6 wound hoop Otic, trade brands St, Loms, low extra bt Louis straight extra... Bt La out choice doable extr choice tamily. eye flour, ne P sapertae. southern, No. wer peccnae szeeaa | Southern, extra. Southern. tamliy’ A Corn meal, We Hitt nae I for spot wheat and not much for tature de- hy? abont 80.000 a » Jd 5. terms Corn net are, wit! the ad vane as held a a et fat Wo watiey gaunn fa bop agi ep - Faxtourts quiet. The ‘ments were:—To Livers | Pool, x st pacbeeraihe “ttainas Glasgow, by | 17,00 rasce Tefined & British bark ot u Ay quiet, with ile Ks. —Th 1,200 Matamoros on private terms oes | o Loy Lf face S08 ne. be a a ¢.; Momteviaeo, a ibe at. So Ogrrientes, 21. 1b6. 9, $2 20 1 22 ibe. FOrtaoeot it Cal Horna, oo ioe wees ay ea i fone Ibe meet ere ailbs, ies Pa co, adiibs gold, se! lected. iuatuen—The ‘market Was very quiet, and prices ruled easier. We quewe - pl netad nw on baci hy mm Be. Texaa a i hs fats ad woven, crop, Sic. Bouga an fines. ae. ‘here wase _— bgp for common, but ne 4 ie eG ery staden We a 4c. 1g Rie. 408. a aie Port, *p im, 386, @ Ade. | H artigo Je. & 460. 80 took Sic; how Urleans, ao. ar ve ees et was quiet, with aales of We Haine Seen } P sell, either on the spot or for fuure, Dur there was, very { ni a 16 Si6c.; Aust io ena 16 B06. | } etobert | val | eee PE mee Be Feash ie dices A changed: ven oe ere, Se rg uo bis. Hanged ; uy » 21M bobs, he wicca ‘in yard, sigh dt i papas lod kot otra iniclivs at the follow © quote:—Olive, Mavseill quarts, ib Gaske, Bl Tbe 0; ei asks and bbis.), ie jdo, do routhe! ern, Ove, wise: 90,, breachod o * di ip ‘a 450. a"! a ‘se Ted," distilled (elaith i nye ", ae ‘il Bago. yeliow and white’ bi i 0., Yellow ai te winter, oe He rig Varnk, oe puraite iy Co'®, 46. ; natural aly phan IW) kegs ihe Pe euular, bul more active, Fhe sales Were bout #000 DbIE: mnosa at $21 00 n $2170 tor Sune aeitvery, $2t 70.0 $21 79 (or July and & $22 tor August, and 10y bbls. Bow meee Bt $21 Wag: racou was iets 1) boxes Western Glear ~old at 12}0., and 950 boxes Civ long clear at tiie. Boel bans were quieg: Wentera r cholce was quoted at $13 a $20. 'e quotes--Barreiled be: GaN unebal boxes clear an were aries pellies ee a 000 do. at b Mo, Kied hana at Mige. awa ‘opened lower, but clused stron) ers une terces for July at 16 I) Mahe outaide price, snd Settereer pr reaped hogs were ira at sic. for prune oun, —The market bf Paw continued quiet Re- fined Ie aiso quiet, rin buyers tavor. We note caer Geatrsfugat at 4c. and 6W hhda, Cuba & ant Fi Say hy —Cuda— Refining, interior to iMod nA fair to good tair, Se, a Biac. 5 ‘nbiKe,; wrocery, fair to og. rine to enolce, nal bone Nos < 2 bee 2 layed pox uate staniaara, Nos 7008, 15 9 86e.; do.. 10 to 96. G0, 13 t0' 15, Yge. a do, Weigh te Ay a. 19 t6 20, 10%. a LiKe. ; white, ine. “Porto Rico, refniig, common to prime, wrogety fair to cholee, Bie. a 9 raz 108. 9 to Manila—“u - buteh anand, Non ote oi, ae cage, Bigo; standard A, 10 rior and perion, 7) 10% nae 1g; pomeereh. a Tige. a ge Bic was qu i unchanged. The sales were 30 asks arena. ie, ae. Zo bbls, Loulstane at 7340.8 5c. 435 Raioon, at 6 fc. § rime ao “itger 8 ise Kei or low ia be. fan ei ae Pavna, T4e., currency; Carol aan ina, ae “Be Fiameootht in'bon ba Sreani ae wasdull, We now tales of 80,000 Ibs, on pri- ‘vate term TALLOW was quiet, bat uncha Wwiskey.—Recerpts, 175 PERN at 20) bbls, sold wt $b 2 Cina DOMESTIC ere 1875, Cotton aul); middling, 190. : low amuaiiags teiae.4 mend ersinary, Ie. Net receipts, 09 bales. Expors ‘coast les, 294 Btowk, $047 2 iecideaby ing Was decivedly higher, Cotton demand fair: 14e7 balers geome 1a coastwise, 128% Bales, akan “sib 118, 65 e SSoutese th ari, May 1875. Cotton quiet: middling, 15% wri aug Telge. H ood ordinary, Mise. Net reoel) : Wal Dates. hig wise, 4002" Sales, S02, CraRueston, May 17, 1875. bt 15! lo 5 Ree en tees ales, 300. Stock, Wis ‘twtneron, May 17, 1 ee Continent, 4,830; cos: Block, 16,968 m steady: middling, aie TBige sod ordinary, 4/9 Daics, Exports COMSLW Ise, Rpirite of turpentine firm at Misc. nn fr for strained. Crude turpentine steady; $1.20 for hard, 20 tor yellow dip, $3 0 tor Medes ar steady ab y 17, 1875, Meats Eo for No, 1 Flour unchanged; sales Paait poise white winter, #1 spring: $7 for amber winter, tb for double. exits. Wheat ule No, 1 Milwaukes Study ‘$1.20; exten whi Leal hie pieady at ssc.” Barley qui cal $37 tor bolted: $96 tee unvolted, per 4 iteed ‘teady: shores ahipstus, $45: middl ton. Lake rece ushels Wheat, 17, ag aes ‘feet “of Dit ureato, May 17, 1875 Receipts—Piour, 1,260 pb!s. watee tan ushels; corn, 29,000 o.; oais, 126,500 do. ; barley,’ J CSC Shipmenss irae’ eat 5,600 bbls ; wheat, 37,000 bushels; corn, do. cate, 17) (0) do. "The canal opens to-morrow. TBs is do, do. ; in add ie 3.853 do. ; oats, barley, 11,473 do. ; peas, 2,893 do., malt, 41,763 ition Pah many vesceis are’ in port not ra . Canal a be. tor oats, 8c. for wheat, 736, for corn to New York ; pine lumber, tovaibany, $4 per ty feet; elevatin, a age, Myce per bushel—namely, c, iain, and, He, verse! Widur uiet; sales, 450 Dols. ac $5 25 a $6 25 for pring $5 7 $5.50 jor bakers’, $6 80 36 75 for amber, $9.79 & 81.2 tor White, $3 0 for tye. #8 oye. 89 30 for “ontmeals Wheet unsettled : bi m Apart; lithe Inquiry ; 11,000 bushels amber Ohio so! Corn very. dull; buyers and sellers wid at Bominally We. In store . 0 a ar lots No. 2 Western. its neglected. Fad none oy Seeds quiet Yo ‘change. ore firm at Lard firm at léc. @ 16){e, gh ‘momina Plour quiet and unchanged. wheat jog, amber Michigan. $129; June, 91 2065 i Joy, § s ‘st no 13135: wat Sune, $1303 "No. do. No. 2 amber hubom, ind J atte Pra tins ‘a 2a, Toon s rch chee ‘do Ute, tg do, Shy mene—Whest, 00 bustiels; corn, 23,000 u . May, 17, ae Om and firm. ‘Weae ring, $LOs a SL vey: No. 2 Ma rin 0. 2 do. a | Bee Maly! Na Sao. rn dall and pgettion spot; ce im! Pork thet or June: #31 8 July, and lower at $16 G73g $15 10, epot: jet but firm; al spot or voslen, at $I in "which he Wheat to Buffalo, mn cail he $0.00 buabeles corn, 97:00: Io's ontn M00 da: Dariey, Av do. Shapm jour, 16,000 bois: wheat 42.000 Dushels; cor, B00 do, outa, 10°00"; barley, 2,00 do. ———+ 2 - | nally invested, and ma #4 24 0 94:75 | from only $50 They paid in in 80 | their branch ot | £3 | their business with s ‘iran | ¥Pon honest principles ro eaY witht eae. and 100 bbls’ corhinom sereined pa a V4 te QMO DATE HUT PODUNE, S4G. a Itdy : ___ INANCTAL. | A $160,000 ‘waD: DE IN TWO MONTHS— A WALL STREET OPERATION.—The banking house stock privileges, have paid this enormous sum to their | oy | customers Curing this short « space of time. fome per. sons have made as high $6,000 trom only $100 ori¢i- iy hay ve made $1,000 and over single day over $40,000, for which only $8,000 was received. or $57.00 net profit ‘arious people. They employ continuously from to twelve to fifteen competent book keepers and assistania | With this strong foree they are often compelied to re main at thetr work until midnight. This energetic firm weil deserves edit ot being the leading houve in sine: dit in most wonderful to ac | Knowledge that yey established this business in tne short space of ey re en omerd whe 4 reside in nearly every State of the Union, the Dominion of Canada; trom the Island 1 Cuba they receive orders trom perso Sen deaiing in stocks Their busin extensive that two experienced eotrespondents ary ¢m- ployed to attend to thew advertising accounts, Thor | lisbed in tion of their saccesa. ad Toca ter, Jesirin 9 place Nighest record for uprightness reo, ee ick uiei? business use. weekly report of the condition of hey al pfmuirsin Wall st which they are glad to mail iree, for one year, to one who desires and cuniempinies syeculatin tor —Evening Mat! of 13th inst. New York Commercial Advertiser say: ‘The banking house of Alexander Frovhingham & Co. No, 12 Wall street, has in its employ tweive dookheepers dasnistants, There are other stor viiege firms who employ from ¢ oO six men. This orm have es- | Tablisued their entire business during the Iasi five years el Daily News rothingham & Co. will furnish to to tavest in Wail street explanatory cir. culars, containing detailed matemente sad quotation and many “poinw’ ot great vaiue to aitiated. Their oftice is at 12 Wall su the last month investments sia on many si roiurned profits from: $90) to $7,600.. This seems marvel. lous to those A pone ope to Wall street operations, is true, as sndstantiated by the tiuctuation he Stock Bxenanger AG) SHARES: OCR PRINGIOR NO UUNTRAOTS INOW ne MONKY 18 LOST AND ait, WALL Staai,” mall ILED FREB TO ANY A = | A cover BEI ONT & Baakera, 19 aod “il Nassau etree cot, ere credits, availabie ‘a all parte of world, through orld, CAFeeED tS sere, Do Rothecthiid and their corres ents ‘Tedits and telegraphic tra: the Also commere! money on Caltornia, Surope and Uavana, —JOHN HICKLING & CO,, BANKERS AND . _Btokers. a re, 72 Broadway, PUTS AND CALU e . 1 TO 2 FROM MARKET, == ADS, 1 TO 1h ‘sof MEN AND ID IDIOMS OF WA th BiRERT. ‘2-page book, jast st insaod, | & complete list of fa ved ratiroad’ and explaining the various methods ting. We aiso publish the Wail street Review. SAMPLE COPIRS FREE TO ANY ADDALSS | J00N HICKLING & Un 72 Browdway, new Yo deer, Bs co. | in every first chass newspaper 4 Inthe United States, itp this they atiripate a | PISA FINANCIAL, | —BPRADOLES (PUT AND CALL ay BAME ME PRICE inares © paprbeidy a & yhztey, 10 Csrondwaye 10 shares Broadway. — Jaw. BieKar 4 00., «Phen bone Rew York ismw of Oredit for travetie payable 1 any rv Pure, Asha, Alrica, Australia nd A draw a! 1 Exchange ‘and ry telegraphic tren f money on Burope and Calliornia. T REASON ABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND msurance Poli osurance ot al AB es, Mortvages and Kado: ment Kings effected with other Securities, dent companies —Srook block, ON ALL THE ACTIVE 2 4 cone trom, the m, fo $1: patsor culls: 360 double privi- 2 the ayatem at oper Hn ie fully expiained in’ uo phile N° with vatuable jieal (nformation, sent ree 10 all who desire (0 epee MBKIDGE & CO., ad Bro kere, So. a Wall street. NY AMOUNT FROM $1000 TO $80,000 TO LOAN on improved and unimproved Real Estate in this eity or freee or term of Rin without bonus, 30 Broad wa; $i A 6,000 AN OW MERONANDIS! sTieene Bonde tire ‘Ouloles, or to buy First, secon anu Leasehold Mort 53 WE NICHOLS, 91 Liberty street AB TO $780) GASH TO LOAN, ON CITY roperty: First and Second Mortzages cashed; Av S possible time. 8. PKOK & OC ‘Twenty-Afth street, Hoffman Houve. A 01 UPERIOR BUSINS4R TALENTS D sires to cerrespond with & gentleman who would joan her sabout '$1)0) to enlarge her establishment: S| ae Address Mme, MUNIALAND, Herald Uptown Branch offi ANIC Nori or, BROKEN SOUTHERN AND , a er 0x 8 J Satice, iat eae CSCHULEG, Banker, 68 Wall sirock + RFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS the old eatablished house of OLAY & CO. uctioneers, No, 43 Pine sireet, New York. N. B.<Choico Hoven, init aha Ben per Cent Ciry and County Municipal Benda s ead UY re Pavement our §) ie LO per et prouty paid anid 1 tor aale below par. : | Pyewitanee SAVINGS IN>TITUTION, corner Sixth avenue and Twelfth street, New York. INTs REST commences the Ist of the month (ollow!u the deposit. INTEREST computed and compounde January and July, INTEREST paid January 1 at the rate of SEVEN PER OiNt Pke ANNUM. Bank open Monday, Wednesday and Saturday evenings oRnGE C. WALDO, Seo, JOHN B. DE WITT, Pres. rat LDERS OF KURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND Minnesota Railroad Company First Mortage Bonds ancsted to communicate at once with the Cnair- man of the Bondholder’ Committee, care Frederick Butrerfeld & Co., box 1,131 New York Post office, giving number. and deseripilon of bonds held, and they, will receive [ail information of steps which have been taken to place the property of the company tnio the hunds of & rooeaver for the beneilt of the bondholders. REDERICK TAYLOR, P.O CALBOUN, President Kourth Natioual CHARLES ftoat New York. en t, Citizens’ Bank, N. Y. THBSE A, Excin New York. A. T. LOWis, President Hirst National Bank, Boston, JOHN M. DENIZON, Baltimore, J ALY Ais BAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON, GooD Now York city Moi without bonus Wrincipals desiring to BORROW O TeGRAN to GR. 145 Broadway. IFE AND KBNDOWMENT POLICIES | BOUGHT AND changed ; new Insurances effected in the beat com- panies. Box 439) Post office. Cotton easy; middling, ie. ; ir i 4K. 5 #8, H, SCHULZE, 65 Wall streot, good ordinary, 146 ee: ie Ean Gy ae Balees xporte ONFY [LO LOAN—ON FIRST MORTGAGES, WITH. out bonus; on Second and Leasehold Mortgages a eastest terms, ‘GSO, W. BLAKE, 160 Broadway, room 8, Mort es wanted. hyn 3 BF. 8. HICKS, 69 William street, ONEY TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, ON ao Tenement Froperty or desirable city Lots. LOOK: Enghth street, near Broadway. ‘ONEY TOANFD “ON LIFE AND ENDOWMENT policies, bend and Sporiangee. and other securities; also will buy for fail value. Apply to K. HW. DEWKY. & Pine strect, AMPHLBT, “HOW MONKY 1S LOST AND 2 DE = Wall street;” (fully expiains privilege: led to any address, by LAPOLEY & WALLEY, “1 out: way. imines? (PUT AND CALL AT SAME PRICE) ON Union Pacific, Lake Shore, Western Umon, North- west and Pacific Mail for saic on “Board LAPSL bY Y« BAZLLY, a ‘road way. $30. 000 IN ONE SUM—f LOAN ON NEW incipals only. York city Property ; other sme.ior sis, OUKE, 180 Eighth street, oppo- reantile| viubraty. | TO LOAS—IN VAT New York Propert BO. THOKNA TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON BO | Members,” by me $300. 00 $350.000 erty, in wumns to mint bias CALLEN $700.00 EVENSON, Jr, . 137 Broadway, 2 ae, large loans BER & DAUUE By Pine street TO Loa. N BOND AND MORT- i ey tpanes 0! cashed v. 1 ie fase or 33 Kast = AF estate funds none but prime —These being spphcatious considered. COPARTNERSHIP: NEW YORK, MAY 13, 187&—NOTIOR Is HiBREBY Riven that the copartnership heretofore existing between the und nd Henry Meyer, uncer the firm name of Moyer & Glokner, bas been dissolved, and thal the business wi!! be a arited PA bs - Meyer. _ GeORUE je duoaiet (rettred). DITION AT, CAPITAL WAN(EO—IN THE H PREDG. ing business; § security given. G. H. FERRIS, 185 net business wanted. fr $25,000, to further develop | roperties in the country: od can offer by ig tose js & CARLETON, 98 Bro GENTLEMAN, WHO Is FULLY COMPETENT 10 make earmine, &c.. English vermulion and all de- | scriptive colors, wishes a silentipartner to find a litte ag. s to engage him- | seit ascarmine and Gnglien Vermilion, & jor manu- e Call at or address 4095 Fulton street, near | Clason ave Brook! Pets Lad. WitTil SIX MONTH.’ New yi J city work ant other opportunities wa partner with $30 to $1.00) cash or credit ronts; | | sie? sScure; Do care. Address HALLWAY, erald ° WNER OF A MILL AND WATER POWER WILL na skilled mechanic to make and fella — tely. mt | Qu lised everywhere, Answer deft j 1 LEM hale dr Aer, Se eee WANTED, A to Ager Wan BY A “MANCTIBSTRR HOUsK, A RE- sible agent, to veli Welsh oe English fanne!s and woollen cloths in the states; asaiteb'e house will be Lberally treated. my B. O., care of a. smita & Soa, Mai t, Manchostir, Rugiand, NTED—IN A WELL ESTABLISHED MANU turing company, loing a good die per ‘ty, with trom ¥ 000 to $1(),090; a rare opportunity Full particulars given by addressing box 1.48 Postoftice Wren AN. ACTIVE OR SILENT PARTNE with from $5,000 to $10,008 to extend an established lucrative business; strictest investi brokers address FRUIT, Herald o $800 % ae solicited; no TO $1,000 Cast Mi] SYOCURE A ane oD position or interest in a class real estace | veyor's oitice as ager. Avply im- mediately at 839 Broad = id $400.74 INTRRKST IN AN PUNGANT, RAsY dusiness, jor $20 gash; basi Call oa Mr. | —_ '$1.500 Nie SECUCR AN INTERE T AS a+) cashier in a nighly celenrated first class exnibition that will pay $3,000 prodt this summer Apply at 50 Broad street, room 7. $92, 001 WILL BC NERS, BCY A OF BUSINERS, man or VA yeh paying ha bie for a gentie fold OM account of sickness Apply to i) Jnion squal —PARYNER WANTED, TO ATTEND [uk a al department of a very th 33.000. WANTED, PARTY WITH THIS p amount for one-halt Literest in the best opportunity for making money ever offered, $2)sNv inay be made this spring, Adaréss CAPITAUIST, Heraid Up- town Branch oi ARTY WITH THAD AMOUNT CAN taurine apttal A id office ++ 5 THE BOARD OF TRADE. | A large and influential meeting of meme t the Board of Trade was held yesterday, woen it | Was resoived to invite Mr. George Upayke to ve- come President of the Board. About fifty iesding merchants signed the following request, anda large delegation procepued wo Mr. Opdyke’s oaak | to present 1! To Groner Orprikr, Bsq. ImeWe, the undersigned desire to obtain your con sent to act as President of the Sew York suard of Trade. ee 80 Consent to act we shall record our votes for you us We icel That so LmMpPOTtANt AN Assoctutl srOUld possess In lis Premdent a x cial AAJ Hnancial experience aud ability, of strict Luce: | rity, qf local imtinence and of good repitation in busi- ness centres On this and che } uropean contineats. Tie manver in which you performed the duties of Ohier Magimrate during your finuoas publi ny orsity sod (he cou- ie services yo" Fendered this ¢ “py, are ered, Aud cuable us to trast with con’ nd direc’ sod others interested in the prosperity and progress of ibe city and Pate ot New bork, rhe pat fod Cx(ravagant taxation, beara so wn. duly a commerce of this city and Port; ihe wnat futnetors tondition of the tarif! on reign manulactures the abuses connected with the customs ond in.er revenue services: tha state of our railroad, calial and No. 5 West | Moss 3 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.— M 784 By tor Staten | ND and mortgaze on Lo york city prop- | PARTNER IN i LEAD AND PLUORSPAR | 5 ieee. hasty legisiation, as in the case of the re ohw dock cent more vig us tion on ihe part of the mer Canille community, called thw Boat Iwto exisenes, ‘and, with your nce. it ia hoped remedies May be obtained (or som orghe ovale com plained of, which are wore severely ieit at thiv ume of general depression in trade. Waiting your favorable reply, we are, sir, yours, re- Lv WALL STREET NOTES. FRESH SPECULATION ON THE STOCK EXCHANGH AND CURRENT GOSSIP—NO DECISION IN THD UNION PACIFIC CASE-y8TREET ADVICES. The jeature of most prominence on the street yesterday was the increased impetus given to the bear movement dumng the latter part of last week, there being a general pressure to sell, As | naual, under such circumstances, the tone of the | street is almost universaily bearish, although there are some who hold to the opinion that the movement on the part or the leaders is only a feint to induce a larger short interest, upon which they can more readily nnioad the large | amount of stock purchased In creating whatis now spoken of figuratively as the recent Bo- nanza excitement. @ market would seem to be in jnst that condition where tactical skill bas the Jargest apportunity to win fame and money, while it is aiso well to bear in mind Napoleon’a maxim that “Heaven js on tne side of the heavi- est artillery,” which in this case means the largest bank account. Outside of the *traggie on the floor of the Stock Exchange there was but littic on the street to excite public atrention in she way of special news, The expected dectsion IN THE MATTER OF THB UNION PACIFIC was not rendered, despatches from Washington, however, promising it for to-day. Tuts is the aeci- sion, it will be remembered, which involves the va- ldity of the ciaim set up by the government for the payment by the company of intereaton the sabaidy bonds to the extent of one-half the government account with the road for transportation. The decision im this case will, of course, involve tho liability of all the otner roads. To Union Pa- cific an adverse @ecision would, it 1s said, create or determine a present Mability of $1,000,000 and nearly $500,000 each subsequent year, The other Pacific roads are pFoportionately interested, viz.—the Kansas Pactfic, toalarge amount, The roads west of Ogden have less interest in (he mat- ter. MORE ANTAGONISMS. The existing relations, which are said to be not of the most /riendly nature, be.ween Russell Sage, Vice President, and Alexander Mitchell, Presi- dent of the Milwaukee and St, Paul Railroad, was the subject of current gossip upon the assertion that the latter bad obtained a control of the cap ital stock of the company sumMicienrly to dictate the new direction at the fortucoming election, 1¢ being argued, ergo, ne will oust nis opponent. Wallstreet has no fine distinctions to draw in such matters, with it nothing ts so successful aw success and the weaker man goes to the Waly, STREET ADVICKS, Advices were received on the street yoaterda) from Montgem sey: Als, to the eifect that the Chancellor has denied and overruled the motion of Branch Sons and others, to be made parties to the proceedings jor the saie of the Western Rau- road and have the sale set asiie, Other advices were received from Chicago to the effect that John M. Roundtree, County Attor- ney, has received notice irom the attorneys of George Nebecker in the suit 01 said Nebecker against THR DANVILLE AND VINCENNRS: RAILROAD‘ that they would to-day (yesterday) move in the United States Court to extend. the’ injunction in the above entitled case to the waole amount oF taxes assessed against the railroad company for the year 1874. The injunction heretofove granted in this case extended only to the capital stock. LAST WEEK'S BUSINESS. ‘The transactions at the Clearing House for the past week com as follows with those of the previous week :. Clearings for the week ending May 8. $513.641,093 | Oates for the week ending nef Pea 417, 921 B06 | Halances tor the week ending May 8, 20,867. M2 fauces lor the wee! eudiug May 16 21,902,720 ‘The reduced volume of business last week as compared with the previcus week 18 here clearly | shown. The Comptrouer of the Currency yeater- | Gay authorized the establishment of six new na tional bangs, with capital averaging from $100,000 to €250,000. These ar ortly to be openedin New Kogland. THE DIRECT CABLE. It was reported that the direct cable nad been | connected at Newfoundiand yesterday, end com- | Iusication already made with this city. Busi- ness, is 18 anasto will be open =e @ day o1 two. REAL ESTATE. The opening sules of the week atthe Exchange | Salesroom yesterday were the three following | | legal ones, which were disposed of as foi- | lows:—Measra, A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co. sold py | order of the Supreme Court, im foreclosure, under the direction Of George P. Smith, reieree, the | premises Known as No, 121 White street. The foreclosure saie of property located on Wess i Twenty-third street, west of Seventh avenue, was adjourned, and the Delancey strees property, west of Norfolk street, was witvdrawn. NEW YORK PROPRRTY—RY A. J. BLEECKER AND SOM. 1 three story brick houge and lot, No. 121 Whive sweet. between Centre and Baxter streets: Jot 21097,8x21x1002: Joseph F, Tobin. $7. | TAXATION IN HOBOKEN. | EFFORTS OF TRE TAXPAYERS TO REDUCE THE ' CITY EXPENDITURES, This evening the Common Council of Bo- boken will be calied upon to appoint experts to examioe the account books of all the city offictais, with a view to ascertain. in detail, the condition of the city fnances and to test the Integrity of the officers. This request ts made tn accordance with @ resolution adopted oy a large number of tax- payers at Odd Fellows’ Hall. The prospect is that. the Council! will decline to order the Investigation a. ', on the grounds thata fall statement of the oity floances np to the 1ith of March !ast has alreidy Deen printed and published; that the Finance , Oommistee of the late Council haa the City Oierk’s | recoras thoroughly overh.uled and reported a satisfactory state of affairs, that the Treasurer, the Collector and the Clerk are duly secared by bondemen, and that to order aa investigatior | the tase of old and respectable citizens, such as Treasurer Kamena, would be.a Gagrant injnstice, The taxpayers who atrended the meeting con- tend, on the other band, that the public ought to know just how the public moneys supposed to be in the hands of the Collector and Treasurer are taken care of, that the taxation has been slarm- imgly imereased without corresponding ben- efits, that extravagant prices have been paid for materinis furnished .to tie city, that the Council has voted away money tn excess of the appropriations allowed by uniess something be done to put joose m of admimisvering the gi + Property owners ere loug will God toeir houses and lots confiscated lor the payment of oppressive taxes, ihe gentiemen adopting the lauer view comprise Many estimanie citizens, but the Meana they propose jor the remeuy of thew grievan I slarply criticised by many. At the eiection w weeks ago nota word Was spoken a the Treasurer, Uollector aad City Clerk, they ha’ the + support of all politica! parsies, “taxpayers”? avowed no disirust in them to relormors have said normng in their resolution iavoring the prosecution of such Couuct/men as voted a tho | peopie’s m im violation of jaw, nor bave iy they taken meacures to Induce the bag Sg sioners to redace the appropriations, th ing the Councilmen to the expenditure of xed sums under pemalty of prosecution, The * payers” have said nothing abeat tre cnet | corrnpt aysiem of sotding pri which dishonest mon are waited Jasten Upon the city a burden of ‘aobe i wears | may not Temove. On 7 present at the meetin por wad orner individaais ir to getiatoo! ¢ Whese es Tuast tend impair the imfuence of the he reot of tneewnt ould be struck at, that ins contractors and | others who live on public money should receive for their services no more thaa they could eom- mand in privare dealings, and thas j be for the prevention of any abaviutely cessary for the | the government, This would seem to | redress the people bave, nati the | morailty become sumMcientiy el to bi 7 a eet ad ae an 10 to shoulders ol primary election repeaters and potion hypocrites, MANGLED TO DEATH NEAR NEWARK, Near the new car shops of the Pennsylvania | Railroad Company & young machinist named Wuham Freach was instantly Killed yesterday Morning by the locomotive of @ Southern bound Wain. French, who was ‘besa’? MAT og of work- men im the euiploy of the road, was on a ir train, ‘ing come from Boidentown, re he resided, and spraog of almost im front of a train going th the 0} posite direction, was crushed into an ansig Hy mass. His a eer Were broken. ‘ne remains were Newark preparatory to ony take! ey town. Deceased was the sole snare ot Delo: | leas mbtwer, | tias, and other ceases for °