The New York Herald Newspaper, June 3, 1875, Page 8

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. A Feverish and Fluctuating Stock Market. Gold Strong—Changes in Corpo- rate Management. DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED. WaLt StRger, } Wepxespay, June 2—0 P, M. Stocks on the Exchange to-day opened suroug and with indications that the hopeful chenges re. corded in the HERALD would be continued; bat a free selling movementsoou caused @ decline of from | to 2 per cent. Western Union, Pac.tc Mall, Union Pacific and Lake Store appeaced to be the favorites, and the opening prices fully sustained the contidenve of the receut buyers, but later a reactiouary movement set In which depressed | these securities to apolnt which seefaed to Invite buyers. stocks closed firm, altnough not;at the highest prices of the day. THE MARKET. Pacific Mail opened at 98, s#id down to 84 and, after many fuctuations, dlosed a little lower than the opening figure. Western Union opened at 76, suid at 77, then down to ud, atter the manner of # rocket, up % TH%. y wetting down ac the close to about "6 New York Central and Hudson was compara@iively Steady at froiw to2ig to 103. “Eerie aid not move far from 1s dur ing the whole day, preswating the uot uncommon | anomaly of gomg Up ia this lmarket when lt was depressed abroad, aut vice versa, Lake Shore opened af 61, soit Up to 62), and, alter various nervous meanderiugs, closed at about Guy. St. Paul was steady duriug the day at fromasy to Bij. Untou Pacile opened at 79, and sold steadily down to%7 by half-past ten o'clock, At the second board there was another decline to a sadden rally to Te, and afterward alteruare strength and Weakuess were tuparced to thts Bo- nanza as if tle intention was to confuse all partici pants iu therspecufation. It closed at about 74%, ‘The chagges during the past twenty-‘our hours were as {yilows:— ADVANCE AND DEOLINE. ApvaxcE.--AUlantic aud Pacife ‘lelegraph, \; Ceniray ana Hudson, ',; Delawere, Lackawanna nd Western, 1',; Harlem, Nortowestern, Toledo aud Wabast, |; Missourt’ Pa- eid London, %. ‘,; Hwaniba) aad St. Joseph, 1: : Ono and Mississippl, ay: Racine WO snes. oe tran & stJo.... Lake Sere y cy cure! NYCSHE NJ Central eb oe Avia. NG, HIGHES! AND LOWEST FPRIC, Opening. Highest. wz", i . 1S Is’s oly 9 Ww, New Jersey Central..... 10i% Del. Lack. and Westeru 11s a Atlantic and Pacific ‘rel Pacific Mail Panama, 131% Below will be found the sai Sew York Central and fMudson, 3,700; Ente, 1,400; Lake Shore, 93,700; Cleveland ana Pitts- burg, 1,700; Nortnwestera, 17, ; Northwestera preferred, 200; Rock Island, 2,600; Pacifle Mail, 37,390; St. Paul, 2,300; St. Paul preferred, 400 Onios, 6,400; Western Union, 8,600; Wabash, 3,300; Union Pacific, 41,300; C., C. and L C., 200; 80's 3314 of active stocks Panama, 400. GOVERNMENT BONDS. closed firm at the sollowing quotation: United btates currency sixes, 1224; a 1229;; do. ao., 1891, registered, 120 a 1204; do. do., 40., coupon, 1244 o& 125: do, flve-twenties, 1862, reg 117%; do. do., do., coupon, 117% @ 117%; do, do., 1864, registered. 11S @ 1154 113%, a 118!,; co. do., 1865, registered, 1197; @ 120; do, Go, do., coupon, 12114 @ 121%); do. do., do, new, 1867, regstered, 120 a Wig; do. », Coupon, 126% aw 1264; do. fo., 1968, regiscered, 120 @ 120! ompon, 124 & 124',; do, ten-lorties, registered, UTM @ LIT; ao. do., coupon, 118% a 11344; do. fives, 1981, registered, 117", @ 117%; do. do, do, | coupes, 117%; @ 117? THE GOLD MARKET ypened and closed at 116 st li¢%. The rates were quoted dat irom 1 to ‘per cent per annum and 1,64 per diem for vor- ewig. FOREIGN EXCHANGE was unchanged apd very little business was doing. The rates were nominal, espectally after the satiiog of the steamers. The customs recetpts yesterday were $592,008 The Assi Treasurer paid out yesterday $16,000 ov aceouut of Interest and $644,000 in redemption of bonds, THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. ‘The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank how the following condition :— Gold velances. $1,634. $34 Carteney baiances. 1 wdo, 34 Gross valtavees. ‘ 64,0%0,000 THE FOMPIGN MARKET. 1146 AM. IPM. Consols, money wae, oa Consol, account a 92 13-16 ‘85 bonds, oid. + & 106%, ‘eT bonds 16ws, 100%) 4 1Ov'y Yen-torty von: Wd Wg New fives........... - 12%, a 1 Ene. ae Coes 16), & UNION FAGIFIO RAILROAD DIVIDEND, The Directors of the Union Pacttic Rattroaa met to-day in Boston, aud resolved, (hat In accord. ance with 8 vote of the stockholders at their ual meeting, held March 10, that the Tre: urer is hereby authorized and directed to paya dividend of 1's per cent om capitai stock for the Quarter ending June ist «frapefer buoks close Jane 15 and open July 6% Dividend payavie aiter July 1. at Vaien Trust Company, New York, And at company's office, Hostoa. SEMORANDA mors were rife im Wall str Swell known firm of bankers, from Broadway, althougm tt trouble were (oo vagus to repeat have no Stock Exctamge. deb’s, and it is asserted { the grassnopper plague and granger move- snents du the West cause their present embarrass. ment. of the failure of NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Wrpwespar, June 2, 1 M. BEFORE CALL—10 A, 910000 Dist fe. TG Wome LS ARR bots Be Un Par # ah | rw te er 2900 shs Pee Mati Ss. , 40 wt do (my go oy dw * to” | Ge we de s We do. i an ' 1 mo wp F a) m 9 ’ ad , ao wi Wes vin se o 6 do o ao 4 1N J Central Ri, io Hi Cen RR, Aiterward tue whole list ‘responded to | the orders of confident purchasers And tue active | «i preferred, ed, 117% 8 | 40. Go., do., coupon, | 7 do, d0., do., do, coupon, | do, 40. do., | » With occasional sales a arcana meme mat wget mC i i Dea atx eso ar) AB NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 38, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEE}. | | FE 20 | loop | toeo | { | = de 100 Kansns | WW: AND | J G4... 1185, $500 U t Bye,'on.... Morty 00st WOU Ls 60, ©, OT... bat, 50 OL 100 do. oe hay Wool | $300 Dist Co s #0) Catt ite, < 30 do. wo 10 ° 000 Fenn Gs oli. WU) AID & Sus 2d... . Nb Ceu Ist con, r 50 ti Cen 103% | uh Chine de Alt dst wo Panama Ri | G0 Mor & ts Ist. Ie do Shere aw lo tI Ns SO Lsaws sor do LW NY Ceo. . ” do. SCP & Ash old kG Fy mye BRYN VE Mate WE Be do, die one aM const 9 100 do LLY North Meise... “wn ‘ WO Ox, 40 ao. 1HCO Mich Bow ¥ Td Con Pao g View? Aid you Phu no 1301 zo or) ny se |) 9shs Aine | Metropel Det a Mut er PX... se JW) Wells Usexe D 0 CH PRR wo do ys ay ( tod Mil & 10 Ho. 500 este 3a a 400 Dei, 60. do. we ae cali DI SLK ORNS be 20 Chi & Alton Rit.bo 10g 20 5cL & Iron MRR.. ©, é a W itt. Way. 15 Pac Ri oi Mo POPLW & Opt (tet ) Ohio Miss RR. 2 rile meebenetbooea 4 Scena, RORONOY: GBs scccccccnee Se BEFORE CALL—12:30 P.M, 10000 C & BI Pa 7's.. hori Ata Pac Tei... 100 shs NJ Cen Rr... 1) Un Pac KR... 100 tf Ww 10 a7 ot | 6 es) ue | tor ie oo Te) jo Pana a BIL oa MS KR. 138) 1) ry j i ae a Chi ai RRS 2” Iie BNW Kass aos wy 1 do bly on a0 v3 1 4 ; 200 do. ive ua. A a owt do lhe 40. | eo ¥4 | co 20 109 Mi & nt ; 50 20 fo. ton 2 Tol & Wad iti! mw wi do... v 1) im ao 0) 200 Onto a Mine ilk." | 190 WD DOs... sees 0 $5000 T $ 10-40, ¢. BW Is S's, lih-40 10.0 Ws cur 6s. SECOND .BOARD=—1 P, gtd Mabe 105 1900shs Un Par RR b. Itt. 1235 2ONS Cen RR... 40. lashes vel & Can y de 10 do yy) Ata Fae Fel og Adams hxprese. VS Ant FX 0 West Un Fel SR cariccecn OD ov) +o hiaN WR Cd wo do " - 4 , «o Teo) a de e Ma xs i a oa ” reve AN RB Ere ne toy Mie Com Hit. 10 Ou Paeine KR od uM 0 $700, 0; ey $6.20 Dest Col 5-65 a Ls 2d, con LU arte tle En Tinahs Quicksilver pf r 29abs 1.8 AM SRK, e RE a) 54 an 600, iy ho ho 0 woe 40 N J 400 4 Chit & 20) BH @ SUP RR. _ | mandei | futures were quiet and easy. Petroleum was dull and | * | Leather was inact | Ly 3's | Oetober, T 40 = do. ius 20 bi fd yi 10 bio & Miss RR: Tig -venegiongd 1») “4 100 do... 3u Paves ak 100 Han € StJo RR Cun, Bae ORK io StL A Kan € COMMERCIAL REPORT. | COTTON ON THB SPOT DULL AND DROOPING-— FUTURES QUIET AND EASY—FLOUR QUIET— WHEAT QUIET—COBN QUIET AND SIrEADY— OATS FIRMER—RBYE QUIET— BARLEY QUIET AND NOMINAL—BARLEY MALT INAOTIVE—PORK “NAVAL STORES QUIET—GROCERIES STEADY—HIDES QUIET—LEATHER INACTIVE — O:LS QUIET— WHISKEY FIRM — FREIGHIS STRONG. WEDNESDAY, June 2—5 P. M. Trade was still proyokingly slow and values | uncertain and fuctuating. ‘he chanzes were less | radical, but still varying, On ’Change flour was | @uil but unc.gnged. Whoat was firmer ‘and in fair export demand, but trade was restricted | by the increased firmness iu freights and tie con- tinued advance in grain charters, which, in | several cases, prevented the filling of orders; | nevertheless a fuir business was consummated. Corn ‘was quiet, but steady. Oats were in better aemand and firmer, Rye wasquiet. Whiskey firm. Pork and lard 36 | were quiet but steady. Bremghts were firm, aud for | small vessels for grain charters higher rates were de- Cotton on the spot was dull and drooping weak, Naval stores were quiet, Lites were quict. . < ile were quiet. Groceries were ady. | Correr.—The market for Rio and Santos was quiet and ) steady at former quotations. Other coffees were dull. we quote:—Orainary cargoes, 1éc. 1634¢.; fair do., ITe. I74e.4 Good do., 17|e. a I8e,: prime do., Ife. a 18%ec.; extremé range tor lots, I6e. 19c., gold, 6) or 9 days; Java, government bags. 24c. a 25c. ; do.. grass mats, 250. Singapore do. a oh Ceylon, 20. uw 2ldgc. a Lagu 199. a 20¢.; Jamaica, # rt 68 1845. u Lic.: Porte itico, 17. ; Costa Riea, 17% a Ze. lexivan Ie. a20c.; Angos- vera, 18+. a 20%ce.: Savaniiia. Ise. a 214c,; Curacoa, 170. a Corton —The effects of disappointing advices trom, abroad and of the underesamates ay to the results of : ere shown In an uniavora- wal count differs immate Popuiar estimates ay ‘out 15,000 to 20,000 bales trom the runnin; tual stock by cts. Ht crop Was reported upoit nt these faews combined invade a dull ana wing market na unaceeptaate Futures sold juotatious 16 1-1G9, ing altogether to figure, Aiter? hone the market was tame. i closed e tollowine q lt. i, Wise. a 16 $16. Quotations baxed ow stand- # classification If teres September t. 1874, and on Hyland cotton my store running 1 quality not more than holt a grade above or the grade quoted :—Orai- Hiry, Msc1 good ardinary, W\ye.: strict good ordinary, Liigess tow middling. 1e.:" miduling, i good inids aihy. 17. Quotstions haved on American standard of classification = Uplquas. Alaiana, Nee Orleans. Togas, Su) at 16 5826., Ie at 16%¢0. ; of, Late.; December, 6 at 15 7-16c. ; Januar ¢. 4, Maren, 50) at 16 Llc. ‘Total, LU balos, exena tor August. at 25 M2 up to uve P. M.—June, 60) at (snort notice), 39) at 15 Bi-S2e.. 40) at (short notice), 39 at 15 81 CAG Se. 5 ace | 5. ; Ausust, 3.30) STb"at 16 8 ie. u jue To ste. aor at te, 6? t '10%e. e., 0 at 18 Waris. + 60 at 15 F160, ‘at 1 Li-sde., 100 at 1d Jy) at 16 Ble. Total, 23,700 The recerpts at the ports w ries, 162; Modile, 19: minata Su atts) rit Grand lotai. Siety bs as tollow ravannal 380; NewYurs, 5: Boston, 1 Phiiadelphis, 172. Total, 3255. this day ast week, 2,297. thie day last year, 4.382, 1 "eptewber 1, $991.78 Dalen Cotton frelguts closed as {ullows:—fo Havre, by steam, *qc. am 3ge., compressed. To Brome pressed, Ju Liverpool, 1-#2u.. oy Receipts—Fiour, 17.301 bbis.; wheat, 75) do. ; O4th, 69.9Wdox: corn ue market Was qives, Dut without I 1 17.00) bbls. Ve Was tirtn, wih sates of 4,50) vusnels ru meal was quit. & $4 5 for braady- by steam, 4 seam; by sa ASD St, bushel 1h, 10 ob anye in prices, with Wiha moderave vemana, ysul@ luk export. 1,09) Dols. at $4 te -— Western yeilo ta yellow at ss 0 9 aud Pennsyrva more sucked suekes, coarce i v pe t sacked, Sl dia st e yellow, $1 6) a $163, and tins dy a $1 70 per 100 os. ste +3426 a $475 ate ~ 48h a 515 hxira state Sta 55) Choice etal serene 5Ha Gy superting Westerii........ 4550 515 Western ‘5160 bo Minnesot “ : pe Siva 60 Kound hoop Obio shipping brads. [62a 55) Kou p Ohio, trade brands. 50a 6) Fan “ ca 70) St. couls, low extras... 5a) a 575 st Louts, siraight extra. Lbisa 6% St. Louis, chores double exir 6@a TU) . 900 a 4% a 4m a 5 aoe a 875 a4) a 3 a 465 Cora meal. punchoons bienaiee — Wheat Was in fair demand for export and aboat lo, per busver dearer, ‘transactions were restricted by the pigiier Fa.c vied tor vessels tor charter, yet a tai busines ed firm. she sales Were about 2000) tushels at $106 tor Inferior spring $1 U7 a $1 03 tor fresh receipts oF No. 2.Chieago, $109 for chowe 1 store, $1124, a S1igfor No. 4 MI Waukee; $115 4 $116" tor’ No. 1 Milwauxes and. Minn $190" 135 for white and ol 13 for No. « Muiwaukee, to arrive next week. Corn was The sales were (0,00) vushels at 720. a Ase. a T4e. tor prime steamer, 7. @ Biige. tor 0 lots: Sx. for southern white, Se. for ola Wessern mixed. vals were in better re- ; te sales of 325.0)! bushes at 70c, de. Tt. white, YC amet busheis at $1Ub tor Bariey was quiet tive at $1 42% $1 4755 & $1.50 for four. owed State and $16) tor Uan- quiet but ste sdy i ada. Hiprs.—Hides were in moderate demand, and the market wes quiet, with 009 sontevideos, 1,000 ss ANT, & ») dr; Y erms. We Dry hid los, Ze. @ Bee. do 26 hos, ‘2 ine. w 22 ibe.. 228g Corrientes, 2! Ibe a » 3) tos. a 2d ibe . a al ibs, 2 ibs. America Central n Tos. a 26 Ibs. io. 2 M. s aud Mexican, 22 Ibs, © 2) lus, Jie. crag, Ly the 8 a Ibe, diet Lampico, 2 achy snd Tobasco (avy and’ Ibs. a Br tos, 15 Maracaibo, 2 we; Puerto Caly 199, ; Curacno = Le. a fe. . a Ise. 5 Sisal, Ie bs., He, dhe. 5 17 ibs a 20 tbe, 19 ibs. a 2218. 03340 mod. 5 Martock — uence Ayres. @ California, ee ae OE a we. S20. 0 a 1 crop, heavy cro. Me. a Sic. Texas—Light crop, j muddte aad over crop. 33. a xc. Rowen @ Be ; rowgh oak, Dy Foner rhe market way steady, but quiet We a, centritagal and mixed, % Bie. § 0, a wato, refine, . a3ic.: boines, Ie, . KrOCETE, the. Porto huee,’ 6 i faianda: 380, New Orieans, ue. a7 We note sales bls. do, at Be. o bots 15) bbls, extra parent ‘$0 54-25 0 86 25, fine at 94 75a at 84 Wa $475. We quote :—sp» ties trained Poste, Wastin Wirnin srained, $1 nw Tay unchanged. Turpenune rite Jul and nominal at Bie. as 4 ight demand. Cotton tive wl. Lard was moder: inge tate. a sperms atin was fem. Wi s quiet. tairly active apd We quote :—Ollve, ns, quarts, $445 a $4 do.. in ease, $115 w 81: per aasion; palu, Se . ber 1b; linseed, tity (casks and OIG), Lhe. & oF xallon: wha ie, Northern, Bie. a uth do. south Ge, ao d0.. winter, 70¢., wid , blenched: winter, eo: SPORM, ernde, $1 fo... winter, uni don, dee, bleached Woe roe . Sout, Ise. ; lard. Peis ater, $118 a $I ns and suminer, #4 15 $113; red, Western eint Bie. ¢ MO. ¢ 720. ie a seed, crude,” Be y aud yhst 1: Bak, 433, e iW. Va “4 to #9 gravit yellow, 671 Awe. : nea ae, fh W6 natural int a ating Oli cake —Dut ur oblowg, in bags, Ba, gow} Western do. #44, rurreney ORASORS ¥ 4—We quote sales b; ction of 2a boxes Palermo oranges at $l $y 1,000 60, do. $) 9; . Messina oranges. a io ns 9, $4.50 # at $ia 346), and 3,600 < duit asad wean, with $e. tor Jvme 20 10 43; algo was a rumor of to Say 1, acide, | We atiote:—_ rade 1m bbis.. tn bu . tor wind Me onthe; ren om month, Naphtha, Philadelphia, ioe. tor spot; re, ioe. sor spoby Igo, Jor ‘ QUIET—LARD STEADY—PSTROLEUM DULL AND © ; WEar month; cases, sigs. aie. Advices from the source ot ou supply were "s tollows:—Titusvilie, $1.45 4 # ais: ity, firm ai $t $0; ville, but he! ly at $l: Estos fee Oar ping BIAdCS, Pi 6 jutet aud firm; St wells;- Parker's, $1 suid’ Uiniteds Shipinents, $1 45. Provisioxs.—ieceints—Pork, ‘3% packs $1 15, outside sine, beef, 82 do. ; cut meats, 889 do.: lard, 165 do. Provisions were quiet wiihout excention. but prices were without decided change. York was treely of red. DUL there Was no pres: Sure No sli. he sales wero. s7nall, comprising about 2,000 Lis at $20 60.8 $2) 65 tor August. Beet hams were Wet at 18>. % ite. tor Western. Beer was moverately active. Tho sa’es were 38) bbls, and 6) trerces on private terms, We quote :—Barrelied ‘eet, piain mess, $1); extra mess, $11; pucket beet, $16; terced beef, city exira I ; dudia’ mest, $2) a $21; prime mess, $1 | hogs were heglected arid nom- inal at tirmer prices, Bacon was dull at Lc. tor Jon clea ‘he sales were 75 boxes ely long clear at 12% eats were quiet, With sales of 25 boxes belties at 500 pickled hams at 12ic., 85 terces Western hams and 4 boxes drysalied shoulaers on private terms. Lard was without movement or change of moment. There waa no disposition to 1erce aaias, in view of whieh the market was steady. sales were about 2.250 terces at 147-loc. for June aua July and 14 9-t0c, tor Au- HUST, andl 100 tieroes prime city wt wero ‘Carolina, food, do, Prime, do., choice, Brac. ae 7 SS: ie fA fair to rome, and Som jown angoon, Osge., OUrrENey s M4c., currency; Rangoon, in bond, $2 Be at 8c. a 840, for futr of 70 bhds. Forte Rico Siac, and old Kice.—This market was unchanged and sal contined to jobbing lots. We auot Thse. @ Tye. | Bigc.; Louisa qualiti Te. & Tre. a 80. ing. We note sal 100" do. Museovado at just reported’ of Muscovado at 8c. a Sixc. a Bic. We quote:—Cuba—Refining, — infe- rior to common, Tie. a Tie.; do. do.. fair to good fair, 8c. a Sige; do, w to prime, Bige. a 83) grocery, fnir to good. 84:6. a Btic.: go. prime to cho c. a Bie. ; Contiiitigal, hhds ant Boxes, Nos. 8 to 1 6, Moulage, Hhds and boxes, 7c. a ado, fe. a AMe.; clayed, boxes, Duich ‘siandar: tov, 74a, a 8c.:do., 1) to Lz, 8440. a BKC. do. 13 to 15, Ie. a 9 fo., 15.10 18, G4, @ Mga. :do,, 19 t0 2, LddKc. w 10S¢C.§ y. white, 682. A Whe. Porto Rico—Refnine, common to prime, The. abige.: grocery, ttlr to choice, &: Haz dard,’ Nos, 9 to I, 7: ndard, Nos. 10 to 12, 8c. nilaSupertor and extta snperior, 7ige. A, 10: do, ed, [1ye, a LI ¥e.” po , TLge. ; granulated,’ 10%¢e.: yellow, be. n°; extra U,' Hye. a au; eutioas | by ie. ms ARINE Was inactive, We note sales of 159 tierces Western at I5igc. City was quored at 15}¢c.; Western at Idsgc. a 15830. aLLow Was dull at @ye. for prime city. The sale ‘Were 60,000 1bs., 1n Jobbing lots, at Re. a Sze. Watskky, —heceipts, 331 bbls. ‘The market was firm. We note saies of 200 bbis. sold at BI 18, cash. Freicnts.—Grain rel were aking h gacr rates. Vil ‘reigtts were quiet but firm, the engagements were 118 tollows:—To Laverpool, by stenin, 1.000 boxes cheese ac 404, 1,0Ado. bacon at 40s.. and 30) terees lard at aos. To London, by sail, 8,000 bushels grain atui, To Giasgow, uy steam, 5.00 busiels Krain avikl. To oristol, hy steam, 240v. bushels xra Nid. standard, and 50) bois. ttoitr aegs.” To Leith, hy steam, vin riull, §000 busi Ain At Wied. per OU lei. ‘The chariers were :—A Norwextan bark, kence to Core for orders. with 3,800 quarters «. gotten, exporters withdraw- | | Ordinary. > 1534 r 13 Gite ee 6 Is 15 setae ao 173 ast 1 ToDav. Last Beentng. Total. : | Export. day 0 80 Consumption 176 246 | Speeutation. Co - 6 Total... +o. BOL * 320 681 | Por titate deitvery ii isis iow miadiing) tae sales have becn_as iollows:—iesiorday aiter two P M.:—July, 700 at 187 22¢., 1.0 at 13 ibe. : August, ON at lose. 28 0 ar 2e. paid’ to exchange 990 pales | | ; Montevideo, | | } i { | short lay da; | youn s. money withont bonus on spprevea | je bark, heave to a mirect 4.000 do. do., at 5s. 6, ; another (now at Bosto') hence to Cork, for orders, with 2,700 do. do, at 6s S41, and £10 gratuity: another now at Boston) hones to Cork, tor orders, with 2.600 do. do at 6x; a isritish schooner, hence to United Kingdom direct. with 1,600 bbls. reflned Paula at ds. Od. British ship. hence to Coniinent, with 7,000 bbla do. do., at 4s. #4sd., July clear. ance: & Norwegian bark, hence to London, wath 3,000 bbls. do. do., ates. dd, short lay days; a German bark, from Baltrm to Bremen or Antwerp, with 4,50) bbis. do. do, at 4s. ikd., it mremen, and ds. 44. if Antwerp and five of consiguments. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Ce ton let; middling, 14840. Ree receipt iF i of juiet; nz, sc. ‘et receipts, ales. Exports comstivise, 93. Bales, 192, Stock, 17728 New Onteans, June 2, 1875. Cotton firm: middling, Wye. Net receipts, 10) bales; gross, vz. dales, 1,000." Stock, 69,048. Me. a ba Montux, June 2, 2575, 7ac.; low middling. 19 bal Cotton firm; middiing, et neers M43ge. a Midge. ; ecod ordin Heports coastwise, 120, julet and nominal; middiing, 4 ales. pales, 442 Stocts, 11,005. ots miadiing, 18terEsxports constyrine 1S jutet; }. T5740. is coal les, iv. Blooms Mash. es wi oO: 2, lars, steady’ sales of [0 bbi: wat 80 20 Xe 1 at 50 for 75 for amoor winter, $7 for white winter ‘28 for double extra. Wheat quiet: sales of extra white Michiana $1 83: No. | Milwaukee les 1.200 bushels hij " Cotton, ceipts, 520 Cotton bales. mixed at 82) bolted. $31; unbolted, per ton. horts, $22; shivsrutts, $24; nilddiing: anal treighis— Wheat, S'sc. pens, 6c; corn and ryo. 5*.: oars. Ye. to New York umber, $240 to the Hudson. Lake receipts—W heat, 29.%00 Uushels; corn, 20,00 do.: rye, 6,900 do. ; Iumber. 941.100 fect, Canal 'shipments—Woeat, 6,800" busnets; corn, 3,000 do. ; peas, 8,00 do. ; lumber, 893,000 feet. Burrazo, S. Y..Juno 2, 1875. bbis.; wheat, 62 007 bushels: corn, 80,00) do, + OY du. Shipments, by canal to tale water— 9,000 bushsix. >hipinents, by canal to interior Wheat, 15,200 bustiels. Canal treghis higher m: 7c. for’ wheat, Glge. tor corn, to New York. Wheat dull; so 2 Mil- on fod fr Flour quiet and unchanged. waukee offered at $1 0+; na buyers. Corn cull; a firmer feeling prevails: prime No 2 held at 6%. ; sales of 10.0.0 bushels sample lots at’Sc. Oatedull and heavy: sale Lone car Western at 8. Rye and bariey exhausted, Tork, lard and highwines unchanged. Touuno, June 2, 1875. Flour steady. Wheat in fair demand and drm; No. 2 white Wabash. $124; No. lL white Michigan, $1 22; extra Go,, $1 24m $1345; amber Michigan, $1 22; July, $1 2336; No. Tred, $1 2i4; No.2 dv. $1 Corn steady; hig 7oSe.: low MINed, Oe. ; mixed, Tic. Sui : white, ho grade, 64 Onis dune, jie. No. 2 white,’ 7c. © . steady; No. 2and Michigan. 6lc.; white, aaet Fretents i Keveipts— Wheat,’ 10,000 bushels; Shipments—Flour, 2,00 Curcaco. June 2, i875. duit and nominal, corn, 15.0) do.; oats, 4.000 do. bbis.’, oats, 46,000 bushels. Flour quiet and unely . Wheat active and higher, strong; So. 1, syeirg, Ye; No. 2 do., tresh, we. # 9c. regular, 2c. bid. sr Yc. July, 980. August; No. 4 do. Bie, a Mie. sd nominal. Corn’ active, higner and fem: No. 2 mixed, tres, 62. Jur, tc. OMac. Vid June, 68% oid July; Lee Piya Oe. E vanced and 'in tair “de ‘0. 2 59e., spot: % Sige. July: rojected, 54 quiet an't weak; No.2 oe Burley gulet and week: No. 2 spring, $115 spot: $i Auzus:.. Mork guret and weak: lower at $1950, spot 0. $19 7) $19 9) August Lard quiet and at gis 20 s quiet bu bid: $1 17 waked.” Frew: Keceipts—¥lour, 7,000 hbts, 79,00) Go. ; emis, 14,1000. 4-7'ge. July, $1260 Augnsi. Bulk Tiskey dull aad unsettled: SUIS s—Wheet 10 Butlalo, 3%4c. wheat, 8°,00) bushels: corn, 9) ho. 100 barley, SHipments—Flour, 9.0% ‘bbis: whet, 201,00" bushes: | corn, 168,000 d0.; dats, 80,000 ao. At the anernoon cai of the Board, wheat casler, at %. June, c., July. | Corn steady at fatec June. ity. Oats lower at 5-860. a 53M. June, Soc. July. #ork and lard wens and uncnang?.. EUROPEAN MARKET. Loxpox Propvce Manxer.—Loxpox. June 2—Even- ing.—Caicutta linseed, dis a bas, +2 +——_- ___ PENA a BELMONT & 09. Bankers, 14 and ii Nassau street, issue travellers’ credits, available in ali parts of the world, through the Messrs. De Rothschild and their correspondents. Also commercial credits —MONKY ON LIFE AND Policies, Mortrages and of ait Rings effseted with & Co. Be ON PERSONAL PROP. Policies Ge to buy First ICHOLS, 9 Liverty st NY AMOUNT LOANED ON BOND AND MORI. gage, prime New York 4 Brookivn teal state. Mortgages cashed; no bonus rnd lowest rates. Offices 11 Pine street or B &: other Fecurtties. best companies —$9N TO LOAN ka, bonds. hi NY AMOUNT FROM $1.00 TO 98.09) TO LOAN on improved dad aninprovedt Reat Estate 1m thi for term of vears, without bonus. AAM & LEAVITT, 16) Broadway, STOCK PRIVILEGE COSTS $100 AND CONTROLS 100 shares of stock for 3) Ways, without additional rgin; it the stock moves L} nr cent auring that time the mvcatment pays $L00. Fai imformation sent tree on application. TL LDU & 00., and Brokers, So. 2 Wail street, Nere York. “, BONUS OF $15 WILL GE PAID FOR THE USE A ot $100 tor tix montns; good security given. Ad- dress W. tl., box 4.610 Post ciBee. UFFALO AND ROCHFSTER CITY Seven pit cent Bonds DANIEL A, MORAN. 40 Wall street. MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD £ city or wrestle Bankers for sale by I ALWAYS RAVE New York cit: rte without bonus. Vrincipais desiring to BORKOW Of INVES? apply to H. TL. GRANT, 5 DroaAway. 8Tk PIERCE, NO. 5 PI w York, Brook len and Westchester c t lowest rates. mty; also pur- 1s Mortaaxer praee ONKY TO FQAN—ON FIRST MORTGAGES, WITH. out vonues ou second and leasehold mortaages, at easy tern %O, We STA 15) Broadway, room 4 \TeW YORK CITY 73, BROOKLYN: @8 AND 7's, ew Brun-wier Ps St Louis, Mo. 7s, Clow 's, Detrort ss Bonds of the prin nd towns of the States uf Sew syivani®, Galo, Michigan, Hiinois ant In- boaght and sold b. , eet WILLIAM RL UTLEY, ree OF KOBINSON, CHASE & €O., Bankers and Brokers, do 8 Brond sree), ’ — ew Yom, June 1, 187%, ‘The of Robinson, Chace & Co., is this day dis goised.. hither partner will sign in liquidation. BOGENE N. ROBINSON, TiwMAS B. ATKINS. GEORGE H. CHASE, WiAdAM T. MOUREA New Yous, 13, 1875.) Nb. 18 Broad street $ We have associated ourselves thisday as partuors for the transaction of a Banding and Stock Brokerage tnission susiuess, under the firm hame of Chm: Atkins. GsOKGE H. CHAS: OMAS renee MORTGAGES FOR SALE—ON NEW YORK city Property. Principals wisuing to purchase please address GOOD MUKIGAC box 10 Herald tptown Branch office. yee RROW $25 FOR EIGHTEEN mot tts, for which 890 wilt be given and good real estate as sgeurity. Adoress W. B., Herald oifico, $10,000 WAXERD=At, SX PER CENT. ox D1), improve New York city Property, worth $10,.00, Avply by lotter to G. al. COOK, 93 Nawau street, room 6, Unre Noor. $25.00 WANTED—ON GOOD FIRST MORT. gages ott joduenve real esate, vy a Prosperous chy MAcaeawwnng company, Wh postion } dest Lure waM table Burluing. | @yr JO LUAN-ON MORIGAGE ON $250,000 few York Timproves “Preverty, eUMUS Of $2,000 ty $31,009, B,C, THURNAL, 1i7 Broadway, ts were strong. and. vessels | * | weil established. fait ht: Wheat, 158,00 | rm, 66. CO J lo. hecetpis, by | four, 429) bis wheat, £,59 bushels corn. | o4ts 87,000 do. shipments, by raitroad— No. 4 Wail street. | BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, N OLD-BSTABLISHED PUBLISHING for sale ; owner desiring to retire; house | thorough organization in every department, and pur chaser will succeed toa flourishing, profitable and east manage! concern; price 1300. Apply, to GRIGUS CAKLELON. 93 aye ee ! A. GHOCSR: WANTED.-NONE | FOR ELEVEN | bloeks; containing over 100tamities, much incou- venienced for groceries; naxious to petronize Koot tore; Lew three story corner building for $5,000; terms sy AS rent: good Neighborhood: rapidly linproving ; Freemason destravie, Inquire of Mr. DAY, 3d av., 5th | et, Brooklyn, | AL Raa 9 coma A oe Fe a 0 j | take charge of the wen “Appiyat 62 Hast Houston st. big tf CAPITAL WANTED—IN bah 2 nese. jation; secur . H. FERRIS, 185 W: enema dew York. A, arneett PARTNER, OR ONE10 TAKECHARGE fishet the books, wanted, with $35,000, in an estab: radi, ond, lesicinses hasisets. “address POSES ie ress ° | O88 HEINBSe, box 149 Herald office. | WELL KNOWN BUSINESS MAN, HAVING SOME means and en excellent recor bi ity, integrity and skill in the m: aud accounts, offers is services, ata nominal salary, in conducting any legitimate enterprise requiring exneri- ence, energy. ‘box 4.247 Post ofee. PARTNER WANTED—WITH LITTLE CAPITAL to mvest equally with advertiser in the metalic advertising show card and decorative tin plate business; handsome results promised to & man ot energy ani push, Address J. A, B., Horala office. cl A PERSON WITH $20,000 CASH, OR CONVISRTIBLE security to that amount, or two persona with $10,000 Gach, tomvest in a cash bilsiness, yielding at leas a stoady return of 100 per cent on thé outlay, without yny | 3 whatsoever. dress O. F., Heraid Uptown Branch offine. uae a wit ; 2.0 per cent pri i jor dit nroatway. one Mahe aps ones Ne JiO8 SALE—FOR CASH, OR UNEKCUMBERED CIT property, the Lease: (10 yoars,) Furtiiure and Good Win of an oid established business, paying $500) 8 year, neti price $10,W0 Address CONFIDESITAL, box 18 Me ( PYORTUNILY OFFERED FOR AN INTEREST in an established coal business; steady man having $1,500 an ig to Work can call atthe yard Vilty seventa street and Eighth avenue tor partculars, | ar | ANTED—PARTNER, WITH $20,100, IN BROKER. | ‘ave business, offering unusual facilities and first | class connovtions: best references given aud required. | | Principals onty address box 3,970 Post oftice, | | WARED~A REPUTABLE MAN, WITH | SOME | means, to Join aavertiser In a cash business, | | | | Address FARMBR, Herald office. ae TKD—A PARTY, WITH $3.00) CASH, TO INV’ ST equilly With advertiser in a Jucrative business which has made several fortunes: $-,00 wen <ly made this summer. for partreulars address cNIMKPRisk, Herald Uptown Branch «ftice. q 550. ADVERTISER DESIRES A PARTNER TO PIOY. invest an equal amount with himeels in an | Glegant siness, payin £ yAR “Pw in ke easy, bu vou yeariy. Call jor 5 ot atts West \ WILL BUY HALF INTER}ST IN | $1.000 estanlishod Manufacturing Business; per week gui teed. J.T. J., box 124 othe | gaye -I HAVE A BOOK, NEARLY IN 33.000. readiness tor the press, which will make @sensation, and am prepared to sell the copyright to the highest bidder. No pid accepted loss than $3,000. | Advance sherts of the work and particulars will be tor- Wanted by addresstug box IWil Scuenectady Fost oflee, $4.000 Tusiness; profits very large and actory reasons given for selling. Address » Herat psec OAS. MUNICIPAL FINANCES. ‘The Comptroller publisnes the folowing exbivit of the financial condition of the city:— Cite oy New Yorn, Department or Fina: pa} Comprrouien’s Orrice, June 1, Monthly statement of the amount of warrants drawn against the city treasury, January 1 to May Sl, 1875; also a comparative statement of the city debt as rep- resented in stocks and bonds a$o{ December 31, 1874, and May 31, 1875, tozethor with a statemen? of and tor | What purposes stocks lave been issued :— . STATEMENT OF WARRANTS DRAWN—PAYABLE FROM TAXATION, To April 3. In May. Salaries, supplies and general ex. CASH WILU BUY INTERSST OF RE- tiring partner ina well established cash field pabmity yy Dersen’ of the City COVerMINENE..-... 88979404 $314,749 | Fourth: avenue, Linproverset sirpen 50 | State... ...6..000 6 oe «200,090 3,699,910 Misceliancous. oe 201,992 21,855 | | ‘Total pay ments from taxation.......$10,40,786 83212231 | | MEW Woums AND IRFROVEMERTO—PATASLE O04 is8UE OF | | = | Public. works—Croton water, street | ‘s $1,288 343 $240,653 ' openings unproven &. City parks improvements. 54,155 2,601 Ducks nd talipe 8818S 76,708 | jasomins opauaines. {7089 va | pening an ' nue, Sorrisanta, + 91034) | 12s ' oi lai atid ju 557.063 13,685 | Pubile seo! huntdin oa Third vistrie: Court Moises ccc IMB ale urveving and laying out streets no OF 1OOth street, BCs... 3,124 80 Total payments trom issue of bonds...$2,002,775 $337,173 SVECIAL AND TRUST ACCOU} Redemption of the city debt. $5:706,095 $0.0.000 Miscellaneous 43.966 2344 Total payments on special and trust, | | “poedatitdesccnesces e+ US'¢3,500,620 gonaan Total amount of warrants @rawn in May. 172.891 Add amount previously drawa..... 80178 ited in stocks and ponds as represen! and don | Der, 31 4 brand ccd be Wik” | Funded debt, payable from taxation and sinking tand ‘Temporary devt, pay: ble Wholly or in part from assessment Revenue tonds cial, chapter Laws of 1871... Revenue bons, 1878. Revenue bonds, 18/. Total tunded cept. ‘Less sinkmg iund. Ac.ual debt $118,°61,£87 $120,236,557 $120,618.57 20,851,009 21,491,00 021,404,700 . 2.0548 250,00) 240,600 13,566,109 155,011,391 ese00, 601 4 3.700 2,707,009, Mi, $150.5%,191 bere wey ein # $14,979,909 $122,969,780 $12.011,770 ‘ASH ASSETS, Cash incity treasury a $1714.82. Cash in siuking fund. . "307,580 New. Tssuxs. | Stocks have been issued in 1875 for the following pur- | poses — | Croton water .... $261,000 Street improvements. 600M) | mewer repairs, . . 18.) | City parks amprovem se 2 Use) Musenuis of Artaud Natural History buildings. 5,000 Improvernent of Third avenue, Murrisania, 10.0 Docks and ships..... siete: d 5 000 Tarra District Court 80. 19.00 Old ciaims and judsinents. 58.u4N) Widen g ai + BOK New York and Bry 212.00) Revenue bouts, 1874. 2,250,000 hevenue bonds, 13/5, 13,676,100 $18,761,700 POWERS OF THE PRODUCE EX. CHANGE. | Some time ago the New York Produce Exchange took steps to establish a grading system for gram brougat by ratiroad to this port. Certain ques- tions were taisd, however, to the power o! the Exchange to adoyt such rules and to make them | Dinaing ‘upon their members and on tne ratiroad 4 compantes, and more especially as to the effect the Proposed loss of identity would have upon tne title | ofthe grain. These questions were sobmrited to toe counsel of the Exchange, Mr. R. Foster, Jr., and to Juage Fancher:— ‘These gentlemen sesterday sabmitted a very | lengntny op1aion, of which the fullowlcg the | points :— | Total amount bonds issued in 1575... J. The Produce Exchange has tne power to make ana — enforce the proposed rules, in so lar ag they relate to the aehod of (He .xXchange wnd tts members. 2 Incase ihe acital identity of the grain §¢ lost by consondanion the legal identity i not considered lost, and the tite to ihe grain in the ngnds of an innocent pure! nod as his title to the certifieate under fn other words, the tito | te ouidation, the rightful owner claim it or itsvatue therefore, consol | THE REDUCTION OF WAGES, PRACTICAL END OF THE STRIKE. | Committees of the Boulevard laborers, who | abandoned work on Tuesday, in consequence of | reduction of wages by the Commissiouers of | the different city departments, again waited | upon General Fitz Jonn Porter and Mayor Wick- | ham yesterday, Both these gentlemen conversed with the committees for some time and advised them togo to work atthe reduced rates. The | Mayor gave tnem no encouragement as toa re- | tara to original rat $2 per day, instead of | trenty cents per hour as now atranged. A del- egauion of ine workingmen also called upon Mr, doun Morrissey, who bas exafoited an interest in tae present movenent for reduction of wages. The spokesinan asked Mr, Morrissey to use jis | influence in restoring thet pay io the original amount, They were itiormed by the geo\eman that he bad no aucsorsy or responsinility in the matte’ He was cmiphaticaly opposed to | the reduction und tcoughe tt more prudent to dequet irom the salaries OF Commissioners’ clerks aud ovner employés, instead of from puor, harde | Working Men, wHo nud large familtes to sup- | port, [bts waderstood that a large numioer of | | the meu lave gene back to work, on the prin- ciple that “halla loal is better than no uread."? | Some titty ot the men. however, hung around (ne | Viewty of the City Hall during tae day, | Disbeeser & U | $154,000 In 1572, | cants at work t» secu |‘Perry, who goes out) DISBECKER’S STREET DIRT. WHAT HAS BECOME OF THE MONEY BECEIVEE FROM ITS SALE—ONLY $13,356 SECURED 19 1873 acarst $154,000 m 1872. Attention having been called to the mismanage> ment of the stree> cleaning business by Messra Disbecker & Co., of No. 209 Mulberry street, the public, and especially the taxpayers, will be in- terested in learning what revenue 1s derived from the sale of ashes, manure and swoepings under the present republican Commissioners of Police. Itis notorious that tne old contractor (Brown) realized a handsome sum yearly from the sale oj ‘this stuff for filllag in purposes and as fertilizers; but che taxpayers have yet to learn that Commis siovers Disbecker and Marsell have made it ar articie of profitabie sale, A gentleman well ao quainted with the operations of Dishecker" “Brown Brigade” discloses that mo mas can buy @ pound of this matertal on the East River unless he is @ friend of Disvecker and the Ring; that one of the means dishoneat men can resort to te to mystify the Mgures in cases of payments made forlavor, Hundreds are patd vwenty cents per hour to clean streets, and after working a few days by the hour they ars dscnarged and told to present their ciatms on pay day. Many o! them Grift away co ovher places before pay aay arrives and never present their claims tor liquidation. Where the amounts thus uncalled for go is Iinted at oy this gentieman, bat he declines.to particulirize uoil the meeting of the Aldermanic comimiites next Week to investigave the affairs of the bureau. Areporier yesterday visited the Comptroller's office to discover, if possible, just what revenue nad beeu derived from the sale of sweepings, ashes, &c¢., but failed to seca ‘he data required, Mr. Stort’s chic? erk reported thatthe Police Boara persistently disregarded the law; hence there are oo complete records of the sale of manure, &c., on Hie. He called the reporters at tention to the Jaw which allows the Board to expend ail moneys so received, im addition to the sums seb apirt. by the Board o! Apportionment for street cleaning. Section five of the Street Cleantug act of 1877 reads as follows: Sxcrton 6.—!he said Board of Police is hereby author. the sale ol street manure, dirt, sweep. aroage, any or cither of tem, to any persons, for such orice or prices suall soem expedient, und so as that the same shill be prompily renoved said city, or so disposed oF as not to be Geteimenial to healih, aud to use the moneys thas ob- tained in defraying ths expenses of executing the pow. ers conferred by this act. Ail moncys secured under this section, aud all contracts made uirder this act, shal} be reporisd'to the Comptroliey of the city of sew York sumil-tnonthiy. Here-is an oxpiets, command for the Board ta make gemt-monthiy reports to the Comptroller, ‘but unfortunately thore is no penalty imposed for a Violation wf tae law, and cousequently only one Teport bas been made to the Comprrolier, That was made at a time whea the Legisiative commit. tee was sitting at the Fin Avenue Hotel, but hot @ report Has been made smee, or during @ period of nearly sixteen montis, Tae following 1s the report referred to:— ‘Treasvren's Orrtce Povick DEPARTMENT O? THE City or New York, No. $00 Munserny Sruaer, New York, Feb. <8, 18/4, Hon. Axonew H. Green, Comptroller: — WEAR Sin—I ‘herewith send you a statement of amounts received for account of Bureau of Strect Cloxm: ing during the year 187% amounting to the cam of $15,356 20. “espectiuily, GwORGE- P, GOTT, Bookkeeper. STATEMENT OF Amounts Receive ror 'AccouxT oF Taxa Bouvav or Stuwer Cueaxing Doming tux Year 1873 Yor FILLING 1X Lors, LAND’, &¢, *Feb. 8—By cash, Joseph W. Duryee, on ac- count Contract. *Feb. 26—By cash, Join D, person or fo urem $100 00 Urimmiive,” onae: count ailing in Madison avenue 475 00 *Mar, 4—By cash, R, W. Adams, on a 1,41) 40 April lé-sy cash, Joreph W. coun 131 80 | *April 26-By e: and East River...... 1,83 30 *May 6—Ry cash. Jams M. Boyd ‘255 12 — — By casi, Joseph W, Duryee, on ae count wees 32000 May 13—By cu: 1b 3 99 = By casi, Oo AL Wiiidea, ‘on M—By eas. J). Crummans, allan Madison avenies Oct. 18—Ry conn, starr & » Nov, 6—By cash, tar & Adams, on account. 200 9 Nov. 1—By cash, Sol. Mehrbac! ‘S00 Rov. 22—B¥ cash, U. A. Welland, 12900 Dec, Y cash, col. Mehrbach, Macowboats. 30) Leo. 20—By casn, Sol. Mehrb: Dev. -27—By cash, i ums White, 27 scowboat Total receipts trom ssies in one year... 2 Accompauting the reports are certificates of Seth C. Haw.ey, Chief Vlerk, that the sums marked * were received. Tue tact tvat no reports Dave been made siuce is, to say ihe least, suspicious, and itis possible they are witaheld lest they may tell an ugiy tate. it will be seen that one of tne chiet contractorsin the above lis: is Joseph W, buryee, a br of tne late Commussiones Duryee, but the report is ualortu. Dately silent as to the number of scow loads he receive) or the amount paid per scow load, Experts agree that had these sweep: ings, ashes, &c., been suid in the open mark lusTead of being use! to Lill ta the lute Commise the lots of favorites of Desbecaer, Duryee and Matsell, ttougat to yteld a revenue of $150,000 per Contractor Brown sold last year of his comtract sweepings, &c., amounting to... Ke I Brown could realize $154,000 in one year, tf therefore follows that Disoecker & Co, anouid’ at source. Deduct $13,056, the revenue of 1873, from under Brown, and we have throngh the Management of the present Commis. sioners. Or to put is la another form, Brown stoner Charijok’s jowlands at Ganter’s Point and yearto tne city, Let us see;— suld ta 18:3 to tae amount of. "igs t have turuved in $150,000 per year irom this $141,455 as tue umount lust to the city per year Tealized more ou oue year’s sale of this sind than, taking the above ‘report as a basis, Dis becker & Co, will resiize im eleven years, The Aldermanic Committee here have hints as to Whar they may invesiigata Let them go mito the Invesugation determined to find out how mavy scow tow have beea produced each year, trace the dispusition of every pound of the sweeping’, Ac., aud compel tie department oMcers fo testify uaver oath the amornt 1eceived per scow lord jor ail sold. If this ts done at ig more than itkely that serious irre zuiarities Will be unearthed that may compel the present police - oMicers to step down and out. MUNICIPAL NOTES. All the departments around the-Ctty Hall were slimly attended by attachés yesterday. 1he Ma. sonic Gemonstration, to whicu fraternity many of those gentlemen beloog, called them away for the time from routine duties. Mayor Wickham lett his office at an early hour in tae afternoon to av tend the dedication ceremonies. The directors of the B ookiyn Bridge will be am nouneed to-day. Under the new law tnese ap pointments are vested in tue bands of the Mayor, OComptrolier and President of the Board of Alder: men. : Mayor Wickham bas pot yet signified bis selec. tion of a candidate to fil the place made vacant by the death of Judge Dlerwood, A meeting of te Board oj Alderm@n will be Neld to-day, ‘The guditional disc.osures piade in the aMdavit of James I. ingerseil caused considerable discus- sion around the City Hall yesterday, New names have coma» to Che surtace in conuestion wita Ring frands, and mn hitherto secluded Irom charges have thas deen prommentiy brougnt vefore the puvite, Jribuiation and fear exist among those Who wave tasted of the Ring money and witherto evaded the pryinr telescepe of imvestivation. Some of tue ola Board of Supervisors and their culleagucs May yet be heard irom, Rumor was busy yesserday around the C1 Hallas toa chaoge shortly to be mano in tat position ol Recerver oF taxes. This appointm isin the gut of Comptrolher Green. The mere hint of achange has aipeady Set ao host of appil- the position, fhe salary 1s $7,500 per annum, lu view of the possible release of William M, Tweed irom imprisonment by a decision of the Court of Appeals sever: deputy sherills have been located at Muckwetits [slaod for the past lew days charged with tne duty of rearresting the distin- Gulshed prisover om civil process. If a decison Javoravie to Tweed 13 rendered in Aloany several days must clapse werore he can be judicially placed im custody of the Snerif, « rtam routine pro ceedings have ts ve pursted aud lengthy lega documents prapavea, AN INSURANCE EXPEDITION. The White Star steamer Britannic, now on her voyage to Liverpool, carries among her passens gers Major &. ©. Perry, agent of tae Coast Wreek- ing Company, who 1s accompanied by O. R. Butler, engiseer, an divers Uarle amt Coolin, who are gent out Sy the Board of New York Marine Under: writers to try and save the cargo of the Austrian bark Jupiter T., wrecked at Bird Island, Algoa Bay, South, Africa, while on her voyage trom Sine gapore to New York. The cargo consists mainiy of block tin, valued at upwards of $200,000, Sne had Also 4.147 parce’s Lapioca, 2,981 parcels gam bier, 6.013 parcels black pepper, U0 hides, bundles ratian, 416 “um = = copal, J02 packages narmeys, ved taut all the carga, except the tu, 13 BOW Water soasea and comparauvely wortuless. ‘Cae cargo is nearly all Jnsuced iu New York susurance companies, Colonel eure Of the expedition, takes with him the “abandoned” pills of badiay oF tie snippers, and 18 consequently authorized te tare possession of the cargu or what remaims ai It for account of the 1 ‘nee companies, The edition. Which Wili leave southampton on the uinst, for toe Cape of Goou i aud Algoa Igay, takes wSteom pump and doiler aud diving paras. he vessel was consigi bere tg ssrs. Wood, l’ayson & Colgate. The Jupiter ty Singapore on the ud of wrecked carly in May, bilge a sit