The New York Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1876, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COWMERCIAL Stocks Higher and the Market Only Moderately Active: GOLD 1121-2 A 112 5-8. _ Money in Supply at 3 a 8 1-2 Per Cent— Investment Securities Generally Firm— Government and Railway Bonds Steady. Watt Stagst, } Wrpmesvar, May 3i—6 P. M The market opened this moruing at even better prices than prevailea at the close on Monday, and worked tiself up during the first hour or twoto the best figures of the day. ‘hero was the usual lull at noon and a subsequent rally which re-established quotations, and so closed tho fay’s business, “To the triad of active stocks, which for to long a time bas been formed of Lake Shore, West- yen Union and Paciflc Mail, there was addod to-day, the preferred stock of the St Paul compary, which ran up over two points trom opening prices on the favorable reports of increased grain freights. This was about the only legitimate invitation: to speculate of the day, the rest of the market being a broker's one, pure und simple. In spite of the reigning dulness, prices romained obstinately firm, and ventures for the bull account seem to be imcreasing, if the greator desire to Jend stocks and the better price for money (which atone time loaned at 5 per cent on call), are to be taxen as acriterion, Jt is apparent, nevertheless, that it is going to be no easy matter to advance the Tailroad list, in view of ihe war, which is, growing more and more bitter, and which to-day }, secured a new impulse from a further reduc. Sion on the part of Erte of passenger rates to-Chicago. Fifteen dollars is al) it now costs for any young man to go West on broad gauge principles, and the sooner the srowd of youngsters which hangs about the Steck Ex- thange portals avail themselves of the opportunity the ‘batter for themselves—and the railway company, Any remaining doubts about the election of the “Whitehouse” ticket of Pacific Mail directors was dis. pelled by their being chosen without opposition at the mockholders’ meeting to-day. The old-fashioned adage of new brooms sweeping clean was accordingly acted tpon as @ rule and guide in the speculation and a brisk demand for shares created thereby, which bad the effect of carrying the price up from 274¢ to 23 und holding ft at very nearly the lattor figure at the yd, Of course all kinds of promises are made ‘ooking to retrenchment and economy, which, if aigidly carried out, will go far to put the sompany on its legs again. One thing is certain, ‘hat if half the stories now told aro true, the past management of the concern in point of reckless ex- penditure and barefaced plunder is the most scandalous Tecord that Wall strect has ever been treated to. THR SALES TO-DAY, ‘The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag- gregnted 97,000 sharcs:—New York Central and Hud- son, 100; Erie, 2,825; Lake Shore, 31,000; Cleveland and Pittsbarg, 200; Northwestern, 1,600; Northwest- ern preferred, 200; Rock Island, 245; Pacile Muil, 20.500; St. Paul, 2,900; St. Paul preferred, 3,100; Obios, 2,190; Westera Union, 15,050; Wabash, 400; Michigan Central, 4.700; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 1,400; New Jersey Central, 1,350; Union Mining Com- pavy, 3,200, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and Jowest prices of the day :— Northwestern pre! Rock laiand...... Pittsvarg, Milwaukee and St. Paul... 3744 Mil. and St. Paul preterred 661¢ Obio und Mississippi... 16% New Jersey Contral.....°. 804 Dela., "Lack, and Western. byte Union Pacitic.... G., 0. and I. Cent’: Western Uaton Atlantic and P: 28 19036 PRICES—3 P. M. cvosixa Pacific d Mar Lx ot pt. Adams tx, ....10 merieny Ex. 12 if Missouri Pac 28 Prod Pet Goallihy "117% ares ADVANCE AND DECLINE. ‘The following are the changes in closing prices com. pared with those of Monday :— Apvaxcek.—Atlantic and Pacific Teley ; Dela- ware and Lackawanna, 4; Erie, 5 Hear tg ‘and St, Joseph, %; do. preferred, 1 Laka Goro, 1ig; Michi- fd an Celta 1% ; Northwestern, 3¢; do. preferred, 3¢; bio and Missixsippi, 34; Pacitic Maul, U and Petroleum, Island, $55 St.” Paul, 134; do. preferred, 1% ; esa Union, 3. ie Deciine.—New Jersey Contral, %; Gold, \. Statioxant.—Union. Pacife, Wabash, Quicksilver, @anama, Missouri Pacide. wee Central, Harlem, C., o., C, and 1, C., th ew York Central, At- duntic and Pacific preferred. ‘THR MONEY MARKET Money on call was exceptionally loaned as bigh as § per cent, but the majority of transactions were on the basiv of 3 afd 34; per cent. ‘The following aro the rates of exchange on New York at the undermentioned cities to day :— Savannah, premium; Charieston, casicr, tf a 3-16 ‘and }¢ premium ; Cincinnati, firm and unchanged, 90 a 200 premimm; New Orleans, Commercial % a 9 32, Bank %; St. Louis, 100 premium. Foreign exchango was roduced by tho bankers to 1.88 a 4.90 for long and snort sterling, with business at W874 0.480%. Tho market was dull. * Reichmarks, 9534 a 953, and 96% a 96% ; Cables, 06% a 163; Prime Paris, 6.143; 0 4.117. THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 11244, declined to 1123; early in tho day, and all the succeeding transactions were alter- pately at 112% a 11254, the latter being the closing price, The carrying rates were 1, 13g, 2, 8 and 23, per Cent, and flat for borrowing. OPERATIONS OF THR GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold batances. $1,253,657 Curren ey balances... 395,304 Gross. clearances. 1,996, 000 The Clearing House statement ts — jurrency exchanges.... +++ $63,099, Gutreney balances a ig.tz2 Gold exchanges. + 4,144,205 Gold baiances: . 614,865 ‘The specie ougugemenis for to-morrow’s Luropean Meamers amount to $200,000, all gold coin. GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bends ciosod steady at the following qMotations:—United States currency sixes, 1277%{ a 127%; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 12244 a 122% ; do. | was made th f0,, 1881, coupon, 1224 a 1223¢; do. do., 1865, regis: tered, 115 2 116%; do. do, do., coupon, 115 a 1lbg; do. do, do, new, registered, 119 21194; do. do., do, Coupon, 119 a 1194; do, do, 1867, registered, 121% a 12134; do, do, do,, coupon, 121%¢ a 12114; do. do. 1868, registered, 1235; a 12324; do. do., do, coupon, 12334 w 1233g; do. ten-forties, registered, 117% a do. do,, coupon, 118% a 1183y; do. fives, 1881, registered, 11734 a 117% ; da, do., do., coupon, 117}; a Linx. ‘THR UNITED STATES TREASURY. The gold payments at the Suv-Treausury to-day were $115,000 for interest and $55,000 for tive-twen- ties redeemed, ‘The silver payments to-day were $14,729 for trac- Monal currency and $27,600 on currency checks. Total, Haze, ; ‘The specie shipment to-day was $300,000 gold coin. ‘Washington advices state that the revet receipts to-day were $600,000; total for the month, $12,760,000, Custom recerpts to-day, $500,000; total ior the month, (§11;260,000, Bank notes received for redemption to- - ing, $090,000. 1b in now estimated Uy the Troasary PBT that customs will fall $10,000,000 and in- ternal revenue $4,000,000 below the estimates, INVERTMEST STOCKS. Investment shares were steady, with the exception of Jersey Central, which fell from 83% to 81 a 82 a 825s, Morris and Essex sold at 103 a 103%, Delaware and Lackawanna at 106, Rock Island at 105% 2 1054, Minors Central at 953s, Producers’ and Petroleum at 117 a 127%, United States Express at Tla 714, Wells Fargo at 90 a 8974, Awerican at 63, New York Central at 110, ‘THE FOREIGN MARKET. ‘The London advices report a dull market there, as is usually the case on Derby Lay, and the Stock Ex- change is nearly deserted. At the opening consols were tirm and advanced to 95%, but afterwards do- clined to 9544 on rumors that the Russian Ambassador at Constantinople had teen recalled. The American securities were firm at the closing quotations of Mon- day. To-day £44,000 in bullion went into the Bank of England ou balance. At Paris rentes are firm, The following were the quotations at 4:30 P. M. :—Consols for mo 9535; do. for account, 9534 9 96%; Ove- twenty bonds, 1865, old, 104%; do, do., 1887, 10934 a 109%; ten-forty do., 1063,; new fives, 108; Erie com- mon shares, 1214; Erie preferred shares, 18 @ 20, Reates im Paris, 104. 95. RAILNOAD BOXDS. Railroad bonds were quiet; the changes were:—An advance of 3 per cent in Great Weste n first mort- gage of 1888, {per cent in Erie third mortgage, and 3 per cent in Burlington, C. R. and M. first; and a de- chine of 3g per cent in North Missouri first and Western Pacific bonds, { per cent in Ohio and Mississippi sec- “onda and Milwaukee and St, Paul (La Crosse division) 3¢ per cent in Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds, Union tic Railroad first mort- gage and Union Pacitic sinking fund. The other changes were slight, The following were the closing quotations for Paciiic Railroad vonds:—Union Pacific firsts, 1041, a 1044; ; do. land grants, 99. 994;; do. sinking funds, 89 a 8914; Central Pacrfics, 10844 a 109. STATE nONDS, State bonds sold at 105: for New York bounty rogistere | and at 433¢ tor Tennessee new series, Other- wise there was nothing done and the market was dull BANK SHARKS, In bank shares Central National sold at 10134, Bank ofepublic at 78 and German-American at 70, x PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. ‘The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations” at three o’cloek this day:— Bid, Asked, City sixes, MEW.....+..0.+ s 11036 Unitea Companies of New Jersey. 135 135% Pennsylvania Rattroad. . 82 Philadelphia and Re ading Railroad, 4a “ye Lehigh Valley Railroad. 56% 167% Catawissa Railroad preferred 40 4035 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Ww -_- Northern Central Railroad... . au Bay Lenigh Navigation... 45% 4536 Lobigh Navigation, gold oun. 10435 104% MINING STOCKS. ‘The following are the closing mining quotations re- ceived from San Francisco:— Consolidated Virginia 73} Hale & Norcross. California... 803¢ Crown Point. . Segregated Beicher .. 81 Yellow Jacket Ophir. Shots Savage ‘Consol Moxican . SECURITIRS AT AUCTION. The following were sold to-day :—45 shares Hope Fire Insurance Company, 90; 87 shares Jefferson Insurance Company, 14944 a 150; 14 shares Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Company, 1: 7 shares New York Equit- able Insurance Company, 2004; Jefferson Insurance Company scrip, 87; 30 shares Merchants’ Fire Insur- ance Compaay, 177; 200 shares Manhattan Bank, 1331;; 100 shares Tradesmen’s Bank, 130; 120 shares Union Bank, 187; 20 shares: Second National Bank of East Saginaw, Mioh., 25; $3,000 New York city seven per cent Accumulated Debt, 1003,. There were also sold at auction to-day a larze lot of securities by order of Wiliiam D, Shipman, assignee of Duncan, Sherman & Co. : $26,000 Stato of Alabama sevens, go!d bonds, 19 per cent, $22,000 State of Arkansas funded debt, 2624 Mose cent} $3,900 State of Virginia cousolidared debt, per cont; $1,950 Certificate of State ot Virginia, 73g per cent; $1,000 oe of Cov lation. K. 13g per cent; $1,300 Sacramento city, bond: asta per lols, 3808 State of Alab: $100 lot; City of Pittsbarg hy Tis $4, to City i Keo. kuk, Iowa, bouds, 633g! $1,000 Gy, vet Hann: I, Mo.; Commercial "bonds, 69} | $117 inia coupon debt, 1235; € bonds Beate ot Ae ama for £22 10% cach, $180 for lot; $#10 Stato of Alabama 7 per cent gold bonds, 174; $50.900 Stato of Texas $ od cent bonds, 7 per cent; 25 shares Republic Fire Insurance Company, 951; $100 Oriental Muiual Insurance Company 6 per ecut scrip of 1866, 61; $6 Leng Island Insurance Company 6 per cent etip of 1871, 80; $4.340 New York Mutual Insurance Com; a gy per cent scrip of 1869, 7335 $6,610 do. do, 870, Foes $775 do. do. ne 1871, 70; $4025 do. da do., 187%" 61; $4,540 do.’ do, "do, 1873, 665;; $650 it as tio. 1874 06; $3,100 do. ‘do, do., 1875, 661g; 87 ‘shares New York a and Indemnity’ bine! Re 50; 5 shares Hall Assoctatio: New "york, 44; briptarl Berdan Fire Arms Mancteneiog Company, $1 474s; 200 shares Canton Company, of Baltimore, 25; 1,600 abares Bauk of Mobile, 1354; 110 shares Atlantic ‘and Pacitic Telegraph Company, 14; 100. shares Cum- berland Coal and fron Company, 636; $3,100 Fraser Trenholm & Company bonds, No. 2, $1, jozo! $3,000 do. do, do., No. 3, $1,140; $2,900 do. do, do., No. 4, $1.190; 100 shares Dos Moines Vallcy Railroad Company, shares vorton Ci Company, 300 shares forth American Steamship Company—$1 ‘or lot; 1,211 shares Lower Caliiorn'a Compary, 100 shares North American Lloyd Steamship Company, 1,000 shares Central Amer- ican Transit Company—$1u for lou ‘THE PACIFIC MAIL COMPANY'S REPORS subject of general comment in'fnancial circles to-day. The omission of any mention or ac- counting for the proceeds that were realized during the yoar trom the sales of the San Diego and Shanghai lines, or from tho sale of the San Francisco property, ‘was uot regarded as a feature that should inspire con- fidence in the report. It was remarked that while among the assets of the company appears item, “Townsend street. wharf, 5an Francisco, $466,184,” there is among the expenses, item, “Townsend street wharl, rent $45,000.” It was also noticed that the assets include, “Coal sheds, Nagasaki, $27,619,” which were generally supposed to have been included in the sale of the Shanghai tine. Altogether, the report was considered as remarkably incomplete aod unsatisfactory in the in- formation it imparts. At the nual election for directors, held to-day, the following geatiomen were elecied to serve one year:—Charies G. Francklyn, Henry Hart, Samuel C Thompson, Charles H. Mocot, Androw Boardman, Edward A. Quintard, Thomas J, Owen, Jr., Charles G, Miller and William P. Clyde, It is hoped that the new Board will immediately supplement the recent report with one that will per- mit a perfect understanding of the actual condition of the company and its finances, RECKIPTS AND DISKURSEMENTS AT THE OVFICE OF TITE A8- SISTANT TREASURER OP THN UNITED STATES AT NEW YORK, FOR THE MONTH ENDING MAY 31, 1876. By balance April 30, 1876..... oe eeeee seo $89, Receipts— On account of custona.. $7,792,806 41 On acoountof gold notes 2,717,700 00 On account of internal 160,115 v9 certifi cates of deposit, act * June 8, 1972.... 4... 1,465,000 00 On account of Post Of- fice Department...... 981,877 00 On account of transfers. 4,773,587 08 On account of patent $€CB oss evessereeee 831 25 On account "of miscel- DeOUS . « * 8,450,804 67 On account of disbursing 24,598,110 89 987,485 66 8,738,887 29 4 60,072,116 91 Pay ments— reasut 5 $44,251,903 49 Post Office drafts 1,266,122 0, Disbursing accounts... 28,586,519 22 Assay Office. 314,888 11 Interest accor In coin... + 7,889,200 02 In currency.. 5,684 72 seeseee $78,083,762 09 Balanee....sessererseeees Balance to credit of Treas- uver United States...... $59,661,822 92 Baiance to disbursing ac- + 11,756,787 06 counts. Balance to ‘Assay “Otten. ¢ 1,696,772 42 66,089 75 Injerest accounts, viz oo $73,093, 702 (9 Receipts for customs in the month of May, 1875. . secesesdes $7,035,017 23 customs in ‘the’ month’ 6 see eeeeeweneseweeree abseil 792.808 41 erecar’ ey) PY 75,952 82+ in gold Un ated ‘ates Bullion, " vaied States bullion,” Colo- United’ States bution, Mon: tana... United States ‘builion, Nev. United States builien, New Mexico... Total deposits... Gold bars stamped, Silver bars stamped. Transmitted to United States Mint, Philadelphia, coinage, gol Transmitted ta nited States Mint, Phi coinage, sily ielphia, » 8,000 00 re- tease 8,000 00 205,500 00 88,000 00 8,500 00 30,000 00 $321 000 00 ‘$841,000 00 24,752 08 627,764 64 652,516 72 for vee 748,074 19 for + 83,671 32 ——— 832,346 51 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Wepxesvay, May 31, 1874 BEFORE CALL—W A ML 1% {ede Mie Pp. 13% 20) 106 7, GOD RI RR a aut ike Pak Son es ER 0000 Us 8-20.07. ch te FIRST 10000 L 5 Ist, cou, r. 1:00 North Sto bs Pac bi 9000 Pac of Mo 1000 P, Ft W & © 4000 Uh Pac KCL 100) Un Pac stun do. i 2000 Gt West Ist, 83, 91 000 Han & C Mo Lat. $100.0 U 8 6's, "81, r.. 1224 8000 North Mo Ist. vod, LU 4000 C, 6 & QB's... 118 O00 AN ce bh, HORE 100 Long Dock bds.c 10% 13000 MA DP con fs, 80% 4 Bd grelpy LO wes 100 do. $1 000 US @s, x, ‘31... 200 LS bia, c, "81... SEE as hous xpress. on Feeifie Mell 83. Be OO obi Boy Mich Geu cit 108 do... 550 Fi au SOULS & 122% tn SKCOND 's.new... 4334 Ast, LaG 102! T&M, 8 Ohi “LOI Uo at do SOLS & MS RR, 1000 do... 40) 0 12.0 100 Obie & mega AND 1 $1400 5-10, 5900 1 US.8 mse ‘ai.be 2000 do, woaRD—10:30 A OM. { 800 shs Pee Mall S8,., 110) bs 0) iz0 800) do. 100 11 Cen 9543 10 cn Pug toi 13 Gul €ieL © 10535 NONI E on tt © ful . 8a dp 20) to, WaeWwRR. 4 210 Del, Lew Kiker be, doo Mor & Eas Kit..be 100 Ohio & M RR. 3% Chi ss “ea kit? Do meses aE ps 100 Tol & Wab icic 4g 20) Ubio & M Rit..63 17 2PM. $20000 US .5-20,¢,65,0 1000 Us 5's, 6, "81... ROARD—I PLM. 2 he Le MARR. yy too Clev *! itn et. anc) P roy ead O24 cw tidy Turcanw Rive aD 80 2 11s WONT Con kit...ve tz et eh do. fy Ge eae cama Pe $0 MN & ser 2330 TO 3°P, M. 500 shs LS & MS..,03 600 do. i * Onoe Mer SEsf 100 uan 28d iid. COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE FIRMER--FLOUR SPOT HIGHER—FUTURES QUIET—WHEAT DULL AND LOWER-—CORN EASIEM--OATS EASY—-WHI8Ki:Y DULL AND LOWER—LARD DULL AND LOWER—PETSOLEUM UNCHANGED-—- SPIRITS TURVENTINE QUIET—HOSIN STEADIER— OILS = sTEADY— FREIGHTS ADY. QUIET—6UGAR STE. Ww FIRM--CO¥FER HDNESDAY, May 31-6 P. M. The merchandise markets were generally dull, and in some cases prices were decidediy lower, On ’Change fiour was quiet, Wheat pominal, though closing was jower, with a fair Whiskey was casicr. and lower, was dull, lower and almost & trifle more steady. Corn business, Oats were easier. Provisions were datl, unsctticd and in some cases entirely pomjnal. Freight room and vessels for charter were firmly held, Gut- ton was firmer. Volfoe was quiet. Naval stores were quiet. Oils were quiet. Petroleum was dull, Suger was quiet, but unchanged, Corren.—Tho matket for Mild coffee was also quiet, lie, a WMe; ti do. Iie. & treme range for lots, 15¢. W V73ge. prime do., Rio and Santos was vory qui We quote :—Ordinary cargoes, do, Wie. @ We; good I7Ke. & Ie; ex. @ Ive; Santos, fair to good, fc a 17Me., gold, ninety days; Java, government bags, Oe. « 22e.; do., grass mats, 2Ue, & W3e,; Singapore, do., 18¢, a 20e.; Orylon, F Laguayra, 17e, Ve. a 1G V IMige,; Curdeon, 154 reraly wg high 4 "tor nenaretly akon higher rain coe toedly co me © Ie. ; Maracaibo, Lojge, w 1c. ; Se. ; Jamaica, 15ige. w Sige. ; St. Dowingo, rto, Ries, 186. “& 19e,; Costa Rica, Ie. 6 Me. ; Macassar, IMe, 0 190. ¢ He. & Se; Amgounra, 17 Mexican, 17. # 18¢.; Manila, fe, Wet Savantila, 153¢0. « abot was fam, and holders were a " firmer.. jondny's prices as fol- cotton in store running aan SB S16 8. ‘a 8 eesed A) 16 O1516 10 116 1086, 11 Bia Good eo . Strict good middlit Midiling fairs..." Pair. Consumpti Speculation Total not than | sina mane eat iy Tera, 8 916 10 "1-16 123.16 12 Deco! 0 at, 11 wo.due, 409 44 11 ber, 500 1 400 at 300 at 12by0., 500 ut BOO at 1 100 at February, 1,500 at 12 $7,000 100 wt 12 5-166, 12 9. Grand re is Mobile. , tas We. 1-166, ; Junuary, 2000 ab 2 7160 Doles, 57: Boston, ‘Vhniv day: tase since septe troights closed us revved. Tv Hamburg, by steam, %e, compl vemen, by steats, 3c. cumproxsod. ‘Te lone, 28 hn 0399 Ubln. : i oy) erate inquiry were abot ern, at the annexed quotations. tent of about 400 bbls, at $3 75 0 & saios wore 1,500 bole aud 40) sug dy 05 a BS 25 S34 Min Round hoop Obi ra Hound huop Olio: trade brands, Pawity . B:. Louis, Tow xtra.’ Carn meal, puncheons 20 —Wheut was duli, unsettled and ‘ie, 2c. lower, i market ea little si yt Slit a S10 for No. 8 Chica: An Chicage Minnesota, $1 core was L be a, ettled an x OTe. a Se graded mixed und 55¢. for ery first haifof June, We tiigraded ‘ate Monday sold within te also sale of U4 om ‘ouded “nixed, 4c, 42c. 0 470. for white State and Heur anv iS Liverpool, 6-16e, a¥3 00 SG for Western and Jersey 20,000 ad lower, STise. for F, BSc. wONKE. 1OF ‘mixed. thc. for steamer yellow, for no grade, 55¢. tor dy. per sample, O60, « S8e. tor un (00) bushels ho yrade for doitv- 009 bu hels 8,010 bushels 1 mixed, 76. 6 Michigan’ mixed, io. w Ae. tor whlte We estern: Jure.—The marcet was quict but steady. note :—American drossed, $190 n $200 for single, $200 . 225 for ooudle and i id; Kussia clean, $200 a bias gol ure, dae, 0 Sige, eur i tiem, 48ce. wae guld? Toth Se. The market tor spirits tw closing prices; 150 bbis, wold NAVAL Stony: steady at Mouday B13ge. Rosin was Welquote:—spirits turpentine, Ste mon strained, $1 70 o., $1 75 a SL ington, ¥: oY f Wilmington, $210 a from Wilmington wore an follows -- lt en nie $1 45; vod strained, 81.50, Tar, 3 $1 gator; hard. F110; soft, $25 virgin, $2 “a. ‘tye. bi yellow winter, jo winter, Ode; lied, winter, 81 09 a SL 07; crude, $1 37; do., bleached winter, $1 70; do., mati whale, ernde, Northern, Gilc. oe winter, Tue. a T2e.; olive, casks, $1 G4 35 w 64 403 winter, “blonchod fish, 308 market was quiet. fined at Phi 4e. 4c te. Advices {rom the Creek were ay follow | ‘quiet and ready United, €1 05% bid, $1 96 fy ments, $2 25, Oil City inactive, but firm, at 81 05! b-¥ $19 6. bid, & id mde, 1 Didy ai GD via, $1 . las 70 wsk Gotader, #10 a0 ae : 1 BO fo mess Pi Rt 35 a F) toi wove id iN ateoee 12 Ibs, average, nd 5,000 te. do. were quoted at 11 ice a tresh bellies at boxed do. wo meee Tong clear at Ye walyerd Beet pots lo. Wirpacket, a4 Mead a $e: Lowio $22, and prime mi wore quiet at S21 ai for fair to good, Smoked meats were hams and 10c, a 104e. for decidedly lower. The closi June, $11 20 did, ares Spot eaten were 200 $l 45 Refined was q ‘resh ag nt eit 43 ad 100, do. at ila 5, and jorces do, at Year ie ue 2 ¢ 12!4e. for Nouth ‘$120 a $126 for rough: Munila hemp, allan, Cuba, contrifuzal and ntine was at Blew ier in tone but not quotably higher. Bidgo. R Spirits :—Cottonseed, crude, Peed a sperus ural do, Bi 225, 3 eruds ‘The closing prices #34 fa bts anke D bbls. at une. Spot sales were 500 in Bn Catmeats were easic lle. i ity long clear on private terms, and xt Tong elo id 10) bo 's short ‘erpcime Wester and $17, fie at fe. for was dull and America, 11ie. 9 12c, for Geueiugny ana Tie, fot Cube Sales were 1.2 i Harces for the Continent on private terms, and 100 da. Sit T cat Loige,. Butter was qui-t, within No. ge Of We. u the. for tine W wasin fair deiound at t Bet do, Rangoon, fair to good, My 4 xold; Rangoon, in boud, 23;e. w 2% Stican ihe market for taw was very quict, transaction we heard of was an old » Wo., een do. mols ic. & Thge. 5 Pirio. iteo, refining, cot on fate 10 cliohee siae. boxes, 6! Te. % nie Gas eroceey. Mac. fi tone 1c Vierces and ‘vag? thoice. s faciow.—Receipte—46 hhd cucks. The market was quiet Wi Receipts-—975 bbis. eotol “Tire markos was easy: $1 about 80,000 Ibs. ern and choice State, @ 11%. for prime to ite only 800 bhda. we iN iu 200 casks. The market was dull pea at Liye. a 18%. for prime to 58 tlerces, 674 bbls apd 2 wold at whiskey and 50. bbls, 100 bbls. sold at $1 113g a crass. Rates for grain tonnage semained firm, and a for the ven 4 easter, and room far rain. The engagements wore: i Liverpool, per boxes chee oxes “bacon, 000 ba wt Od: per 00, Ios Ty Lo RAG. 5 SOY eharters ook Yor orders, with 000 auarvers i henve for sanie voyage, with iM, ja Swedish bark, hence to ae ait te tage: soe | with 4,000 do. do., cloned change otherwise, except An Italian bark, ler Mad. of a rain. at do. Stettin, 76m Norwesian bark, previourly ed, with so. do. for thls vornge, at Os dsc: rivilege to t Krest at Gs. Hritieh bark, from iThlndeli for, ordere: nuartors'do, at Gs, Bl, ¢) from same voraye. wi hip from Balthivare to Datihn, tere da. atti 3 an Ani ‘a Pinludelphia to Antwerp, w iritish brigr henee to Cork fined petroleum at 4s, ter wlth 2.000 phe Huek trom” Phfiadetphia to iiavee, with Baltimore a burk . crude etroleum, at 4s; an A) hence to the German jaltic, with "2,800 bole relined petroleum, at 4s. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gauwestox, May 30, 1876, idling, 1de.2 low midduing, 0%; rainy, Que. Nob receipie, 217 buen: gros, 350! es, 25. BE Mich ER Eteaae’ chiles. tuchieied, Wet semigny 13. Dalene Exports coastwine, 261, oules, 377. 13,919, Onteans, May Ret receipts, youd or Exports 2087; vo Ti, * iors wow), ott te 4 7 bales; Net Net receipts, 6 Cotton inal: ty saga Narr soja ud aulet: ngguinn, fot low ‘ Peptstentarton he? i Bags, 129, ‘othe ® leer mae lia Stuck, N 30, bity) Cotton steady; middling, Myc. : ee midatins, V0 tr mtinent, 1, 100: cous. Savawean, May 90, 1876, ton camer He. low ailing ok i V3. Stock, on 1875, busheis) sR « | executed, > oe. }5,000 do.: oats, orld Te is. Interior pont 4 road # : eee het, 100,900 bushels; oat, 2 Cayal’ neh att » de. = Sort York, & 5 rostenee. h, «O86. our firm Ti) bushel Bis at So or s'50 8725 for bakers: $830" 7) for amber its 75 $10 for new process: $475 valed; vontire $2 k—| ing Fits oy slimmed Lard-Dull at 130 Highwines fornia, F 4 May 31, 1876. Flour unchan 0! Wh iets Xo. Zdinwaukee 2 Stal held st 81 pat alah cee white Canada ules of car lots of No.1 Milwaukee at $1 Sew aaa old Western mixed at Gc. dull; sales of 4,000 bushels bolted ; B2 Raliroad” “are sie, to Boston, 0c. : to Now York, B0e. Lake receipts— Wheat, 100 bi feet. Canal ship. menuts—Wheat, 18,900 Lesbelos Masher’ 1,134,000 feet. Touxpo, May 31, 1878, se jaiet. Wheat dull and lower; No. 2 white Wabash, jo. 1 white Michigan, $1 3. fer Michigan, 1 27%; Jung, 61 $1 08, $1 Big oats, 11,090 do.’ W1CAGO, May 31, 1876, ood to taney family brands, tthod and tu 0. 2 Chicage, spring $105) spor, 81 0435 July spring, Sige. ; rel Se.” Corn tirme c, spot, ge. Dunes July. Guts tirmer je 2eke. spot, 2840. June, duly. at tide, n GSlge, ‘Hurley ‘easier, at, The. spot, e. Pork stron and higher; 813 30) 6 $1% BS spot’ and June ‘s SIR 55 a $18 75 0 B18 BO August; $19 5 Lard in fair demand und higher: $10 5% $11 sp 1 12g July @ SIL 27g A Bulk’ meats Ma he and “unchange Reeefptx—Flour, Koy 10,000 bbls. : wheat, 182,009 busiiels; earn, 904,600. do. oats, 119.009 do. ; rye, 6,000 do. 5 1s —Hlour, Dbl», : 243,000 do. ; oats, 63,000 do. NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS, Wroxxspay, May 31, 1878, AXCKIFTS FOR TWO DAYS. barley, 1 wheat, rye, 14,000 do, ‘cals, Shee} aut an Beocer, Cours, Calven devia Sisticth street... 1103 — "OLN Forty-eighth stiroe, = = 6D Fortivth street. od - — Jersey City... & at ‘Totals. 508 7 Beers, slow in horned however, reduction In rates of the is hund was from co ‘market closed Urn,” with 4 of horued exttle uusold.” From ys, has wa been allowed net, ‘The agxregate of the sales were effected ou a ibe net, Prices ranged from Ye. 4 10%K6. per, Ib, GM GOK ewt, AL Sixtleth street yard C id Sev saxt Ai care’ of Wormne. calties ealaniea SL, Hiliuole steers at Ue. per, Ib, welkkt 105 Hlinois steers Dee. ib. ewe. ; 79 Ith 7 owt, ‘weight 73 ewt, fraction un por per ib. » per ri: woight 7h ew Ilinols steers at 10%4c, per Ib., weight d ewt., scant: held on bd ‘33 Miinois steers. U! tery’ & Unry sold tor M. Kirenmay ers at VKcr uw 10c. per Ib., weight 7H ews. leyet sold for weiver 111 Illinois cht Bowt, rs ut LU¥e, be. we orris & tiger ei Thins wen at 0 ee ahh Bt off per head, weight OM ewe: 64 fitauls siears ‘63g cwt.; 32 Lilinois steers at 10. Path 0s. “olf pet oad, welght 7 owt 43 Tillaols "as ‘We. per ib, with $24 off ‘the herd, trove Ci © ‘Thompson suld with $20 off the terms not ob- sold for self 17 Coney de Me. ols steers. at owt. bau fed Tiliuowe steers er it, welsh, 7 ews. E. Vowie suid for itoreie Ae Whrsola 47" dilinsle steers wt digo “per tu ith SL on per head, weight, 7 ews. 8. W. Sherman sold SW. Allerton, 1 Minoutl stoers at Ge. por 1D. welght 8 Dlinois aud Missourt seers, mixed, at Gale. por Ib., welult 7 ewt.; 10. Iilinols’ atoors at 106. per The with $1 BE su Jo ., welaht 7 owt; 7 Illinois steers wt 1 at Bc. per 1b., weight per i, lot, weight 734 ewt., strong; aod” At Jorany oly yards 0. , Lillnois steers at Person 90 JOkge. per 1b. woight 73g ewt, 8. O'Donnell sold fi W. ‘Allerton 40" illmois seers. at Oise, per Ii GY cw, u Oh; ews; 34 Mlinols seers mt Ydge. per Ib, with $i ou “per hond on As head, welgit 7 ewt, a 7 wt. Iiinols steers at 10e. per Ib., weight Tagewt. “M. Lauterbach sold: for Klopper & Vo. 81 Miesourl sicers at Oye. perlb,, wolght 7ewt.; 28 Missourl steers at ue, Hyped rh ith $1 off per ‘head, weight BX ewt, ; tor Morris & Waixels 28 iinois steers at ¥Xe. per 1b., weight Gy owt. 5 Ze Iilinols stoges at 1c. per Ib, welsht 7% owls strong. aay ano LAnae.—Teado slow. 18 sheep: abueral sales ffectedtin small tots; prices 4830, 0 Oe. por Ib; iv. Lambs still more slow of sal Judd & B ep, welt 80 ibs. why hac y » Weleht 121 Ibs. p i Dice. por Ibuy se2 Hontsicky lembm, Wotuht. 94% foe per head, at Gaye, per Ib. ; od Kentucky Ininba, w per head, at 7c. per Ib. , 73 Kentucky lambs, weight 50 I per Vasa at 7 perl Kase & Pideock wold 18} eyed S4 Tbs per head, wt Ge per Tb Goeeaas” sheep, welght “2 log "pe er owt.; 76 Olio sh 32 Virgin lam ss Virgintnl raluln Lamba, wel i lambs, weight 6% Ibs. p el, a 0 Jersey lambs, werght 57 ‘oli head, b4 ide. Hume & biliott sola 37 Ol enn Com 0 wt Sige, por 1b.; 20 Ohio Iie, at Ge per Ib; 82 Ohio Tbs., at. Ge, per Ibe 32 Ohio O1g6. ner, 529 Keutucky lamba, w. Eliot sold 10 Oak ai be. weixt Vn. wt 6 6, poe Ih 15,000 at Gi{c. por Ib, : 3 it 1,840 bs, ight F.900 IDX, wt So: ,070. Iba, at Be. per Ib, per ib. $75 (veal calves in- Mitcu Cows. —Trade slow, at eluded). pata ax Ge ope Tigre 3 Ohio, per head, soid ut $5 HAVANA maps Havana, Mav 31, 1876. Spanish gold, 215 @ 216. Exchange tomlnal,’ Sugar nominal. 'es.—Ordinary quality veals es at Se. « rmilk fed © Se. per Ib. fi quality veals on sale, low. wes, corn fed, average weight 102 Ibs, BRAZIL MARKETS, Rio Jaxeino, M So. 3876. eo—Markot quiet ; prices malutalaed {mo change: Xa 550 rele per 10 kilos, Exchange on London, 2534. sT08, May 30, 1876. prioes cinlptasepat — su: Coffee market qui 45) rela por 1U kos Perior Santos 5, EUROPEAN AN MARKET. | Loxpox Vaonvce Manxer.—Loxvox. May 81—Even- ing.—Caleutta linsoed 45s. per owt, nese FINANCIAL, A Pata BELMONT Baneers, 19 and 2 issue Travellers’ Credits, weit in ay pete of th world, Mosars. be WOTUSCuTLD correspondents, and Telegraphic Transfers of NY BLD FOR STOCK Meh armen OPERATORS may desire to make can be sent tu a we will sub- . Tor ‘seeptionen y ths way, Hide ‘ba for oo Jess than 100 shares aad eash cost as follows $28 13 PUT OR CALL, (EX 100 SHARKS, 7 DAYS, 5 33 put or call, per 100 shares, 15 dag oe pat or eye es 100 phere 80 or BP TARE 7 DAYS, 106 25 spre 212 GO spread STRADDLES = TUMBRIDGE & CO., Bankers und Brokers, itd Broadway, New York. NEW BOOK ON STOCK SPEOULATION, ALSO daily Market Repo ™: 4d free; Mtock Privileges tated at penne veteneet or sold on 2 por i rs lors by my or ct hy rol Sper ceut wary aks Rages mply or rocky, A, eta worn. 10 Pino st. city va «CO iawa ni the State of New ort: sh {par value, S10 each : capital, $1,500,000, Th company consist of « “Lane namber clainis, comprising over 30,00) linear old and sil M in the densely ek, Colorado; the eon hay sufficient eash in the treaxury for the work, contempla: during the present year, and holds 24, Oo shures of tts own stock. mines and mm fei, on well popilated counties of Giptn aud Ulewr reserve of fands hares will be sold is stock is believed to be free from the ining shares, while as a speculation it t of promise in an extraordinary de- ordinary hazards ot possemos the eles: re “Further particalars may be had of WILLIAM WARD, Drexel Building. om TEXAN AND PACIFIC RAIL Company, KLPHIA, May 19, 1876, ‘The interest éoupons maturing June 1, wine, on the Con- solidated Mor gaze Bunds of this company: will rine bolas on Presentation af the office of th xecurive ‘OFFI company, at its agency, 30 Exchange ee city of New York, uniens the is have been re; stored. iu wi case they will be paid when presenved with & power of torney (property authenticated) of the party in Ghose name uch coutetry has been male. HOND, View President Ee sean 7k MONE BY To AN UN MORTGAGE—FIVE years; any amount; qe ae TET, 148 ‘a «| F eotet it, room 3. vas “ALWAYS UAVE MO: TO LOAN ON WORT. New York ci Irend | Late Yes ly Pry it end Bs, WILL EXOHANGE A SMALL, WINST MOLT. en on.° THREE FIUNT MORIGAGRS ON KBAL Dounectient. Address OWNEH, 119 Nassau for Diamonds, Miike, 119 Nassau ses oe See ANSAS ANSAS TOWNSHIP BU BONDS WANTED, G. W. MARKILAM, 190 Broadway. Momer re TO Loan) oro Feet JERSEY AND WEST. TDOON DION, 95 Pine 1, a a at Sadrens 118 2d Tiber me ‘On XCHANGE Yo FOR PART Wraaeu, worth asuble the FINANCIAL AND MINING GOMPREY, O89) axD 1 uk, May tne” N V The TRUSTEES of thi: i afta of ie ener eae ras, sock, payatle at This othe ON ‘OR ht mE oi : ses es ate will \) sarge of $5 each certificate for apne ws ‘TED y IMMEDI ATELY—@1, 0.08 HANDSOMELE improved property near the ur 154 Herald otice eiiansmiseis's.. $1.000.000 | eae ees oes Ke STEVENS Jr, No. $¥ ines COPARTN ERSHIPS. NY. YORK, MAY 1, 1876, —THE COPARTNERSHTP heretofore existing between the un dorsiy the firm names of Giendinning, Davis & Amory, No. 17 Wa rk, and dinning, Davis £00. No. xpires this day by limitation, witl be settled by Glendinning, ‘all st. iar 6 York, and No. 45 TO SUIT, AP JOHN H. JOUN New York, June i, 1870, ‘The undorstgned have this duy formed a coparinership, under the name of Glendinning, Davis & Co., and will com tinue business as Bankers and rs as the successors of the late firms ndinning, Davis & Amory and Glendia ning, Davis & at the old hee itis No, 17 Wall at., New York, aud No, 48 South 3d st., Philadelphia. ROBERT GUENDINNING, Jr JOHN H. DA ROBERT Ne . CHARLES N W YORK, MAY 31, 1876, feo is her hip heretofore exe Ligh gear * Hol- ‘mutual com cot F. rave, ve ° ued by Ernest F, ho will me all doves of the lato firma ATEHTAS HOLTACHEE, y siven, thes the parts “BUSINESS —SeLoRTUNePtibe PARTNER WANTED—WIV'I $5,000, TO JOI in a staple. woll paying manufacturing bustnees: firss Address J. 'T., Herald of A vlaas city references given, GENTLEMAN OF LARGE aiae erate. Address PER, SE aeamter et ikood opportunity to quirers can ascertain pi bos 142 Herald ofc A STOCK EXC EMBER WANTS SPECIAL Partner with $2,50) or a general one with $25,002. Address B, X., Herald office. TINSMITH'S AND HO URNISHING ness for anle very cheap. Address BROOKLY 115°Herald office, BUSINESS CHANCE EXCEPTIONAL: i" capital; large immediate profits. 8. BURN! noy's, Chatham and Chambers sts. this Teg ACTORING BUSINESS, ESTAB. patrontxod oy the best dry goods und millinery ehout the country, wit! experionced o ot ng age ara $1,000 Mak rin EYER, 173 Brow way. FER ae hed. and highly profita oe Hoardign Beale ‘Business, For partiegiera ingaize. of CHARLES WEULMANN, 156 Went 43d st, N ASSOCT ATE, WANTED—WiTH fortaue to the'ight man, in an old it Bust 'N, box LITTLE jwee- $100 TO 8400; 4 ca apa mana w York. VEST ST EQUALLY ad staple Le pon oes 7g but, small capital, Required: "bal ce frou profits, mery st., root 1, Jersey Ci nity 4 GEN 8 MAKE by A 0 #2 DAILY.—367 BLEECKES ld take partner with $1,000, B LET—IN PARE yee TO Oma ree ea man and Hotel, corner Bi ADE: F% Lumber Business, 16 ber Yard corner Sth st, and f OR SALES aHALY trot in Dut st., near Centennial $30,000, W outtuaeea Hotel, d nterprixe: accommo’ |. JOUNSTONE, & ONEY FOR SOME Qua =F new born Patent, nc ust have it, WARD, pi second floor. OPPORTUNITY FOR A GENTLEMAN TO INVEST half interest va fine hardware, fornishing and, sport. ing goods store; stock completo ; vention unsurpassed roference m required: ‘TRUO We SMUT. dos ad OR ALD OF A kot; overy tum dntoc, 0 Nassau’ ae roorn, ARTSER WANTED WITH $19,000 INA GOOD PAY- ‘Mg business; wbsolute security for the money; large stablished trade; will beur the closost inspection: this ts ® rary chanee for parties looking for a sufe legitimate busle ness, “Address CHANOK, box 190 Herald Uptown Branch of PARE CHANCE TO INVEST A PEW THOUBAND doltars in an exceedingly Inerative enterprive.—An equal managing partuor: finds required uy the enterprise progresses, the same to be refunded asthe returns con tag the hall interest given tor use of money: ness pleasant highly respectable; sales 1 nd oary of conducting: ofits 700 to SW pereent. Address, for this week, B ‘ON, Park Hotel, 7 ANTED—$1,000; ACTIVE, ENERGETIO MAN, WIPE £1.04) cash, huif interest and full control of fit class exhibition ready for business. Addr a. kos, Herald offic PAYING Casi Dey st., room 3. _ MAN, WITH $3,003 WANTED "IN tat tt py sho as of ct timate; a sure shin; Maecreitere ac: bx ie $] 00 CASH WILL PURCHASE A TOCRATIVE manutacturing business long established, with good, respo 1n be greatly meee satisfactory ro int Oniy th re coteyee “1 printer or pressman, Only those im usiness no: address Bokien box 149 Herald of $4, 000. “1 WAVE HAD 20 rey EXPER(KNOR . « inthe wholesale produce commission = Rona sud wank » pariner with Shove join mez money secured antisiactoril PRODUCE, Herald ortic $10,000, Sisthtane Sase anaes Totall dry goods business; all Address ELDRIDGE, Hi a ERIE RAILWAY FINANCES. Ex-Judge James E£. Spencer, referee for the examina tion and approval of the accounts of Hugh J, Jewett, Receiver of the Erie Railway Company, filed his report yesterday, with the receiver's accompanying vouchors and accounts for the months of February and last, ‘The aceount for the month of February shows a balance at itscommencement tn the hands of the Te: ceiver amounting ‘to $406,382 19; the entire receipts for transportation of freight, passengers, Wwiegraph and interest on securities realized on Recciver’s certificates amounted to $1,889,466 48; during the samo month the disbursements amounted to $1,964,890 30, to which ded other disbursements wlich accrued before the appointment of the Receiver amounting to $52,023 61, leaving a balance in the hands of the Receiver of $801, 002 52. ‘The March account shows a balance carried forward from the previous month of $301,062 52 During the month there was received for transportation of ae passencers, telegraphs, train service, sale of old at surplus materials, &c., $1,670,451 78; realized from ce.v certificates and all joans, $200,000; disbai ments during the same period ‘atwounted $1,826,094 47, leaving, as he finds, @ balance in hands of the’ Receiver at the ciose of the montlf of March amounting to $380,307 96. He finds as a gon- clusion of facta covering the accounts of both modths that the records, accounts and vouchers of the Ke- ceiver were accurately and systematically kept by the Receiver and his officers, agents and omploy have been (ully and truthiully presented aud rem to him; that said accounting and rojerence, hearings for his exatninations, adjustnent and allowance are correct, and upon such conclusion of fact he does ad- just, allow and pass such accouuts and vouchers of the iver. PACIFIC MAIL DIRECTORS, The election of the new board of directors for the Pacific Mail Steamship Company was heid yesterdays from twelve to two o'clock P. M., at the oilice of the company, Canal street and North river, way, When the mecting of the stockholders was to order Mr. Ruius Hatch was the only member of ‘of Directors, held on the 23d inat.,, Messrs P. C, Vag Schaick, Lawrence K Jerome and W. F. Shirley were appointed inspectors of elecion, Mr. Dillon, the Prom tdent ol the Board, had furnished a statement of the condition of the company, which had been printed and was reudy for distribution, On motion of Mr. Thompson it was reso!ved that the report of the president be refersed to the incoming Beara for web to tke such action thereon as they mig) Mr. Hateh then stated that the following ticket Messrs. Charles G. Franckiyn, Andrew Samuel C, Thompson, Charios H. Mount, Wi Clyde, Thomas J, Owen, Chariecs G. Miller, Henry and Euward A, Quintard—was nom! snd roa be eiccied by & three-quarter vote of the capital ‘The inspectors of election then went to sisted by & representative from Messrs, Co. had an Forodony | ae as fot the proxies aa "Pe ure Robert Se el tore ; nS who bas bad charge ust ts ag company, waa i ioe Atiwo P, M. Mr Tronor W. Park aad @ Dumber of the new Boutd of Direotors arrived. ‘the of eivcuen tnally made up their count: and {eto Mr, Hatch, who then announced that bag had been elected withou! ‘and that 140, shares bad been voted Mr. introduced tho new directors imto Toe tenes ‘room, and, <a the doors, je(t them to organize, | Mr. part directors im their deliberutions, and it was nounced that Mr. William P. viyde had been pro ten ( and Mr. Charles G. Franckiyo ‘iy tbe Board was hot made pablic. ‘The other Yuelness tranaseted by SLICIDE OF |A CLERK, ———e President, Elisha B. Shields, aged twenty-nine, clerk for Messra, Murphy & Co., Custom House brokers, of No, 48 Kae