The New York Herald Newspaper, June 2, 1876, Page 11

—__—_-—_—— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The Stock Market Irregular, Unsettled and Tnactive—After a Sharp Rise Prices Lower. GOLD § AT 112 5-8. DY Money on Call 3 and 3 1-2 Per Cent—Foreign Rxchange Quiet—Dulness on the Government and Railway Bond Market—Invest- ment Shares Steady. ‘Watt Steger. } ‘raurspay, June i—6 P, M. We believe there is no law upon the statute books ‘Against self-slaughter, and consequently the great rail- oad corporations are left to commit suicide to their hearts’ content, and this they are doing most effecta- ally, for today a farther cutting down in passenger rates is reported, which, however satisfactory to the public gunerally, will befar from pleasant to stock- holders. Nevertneloss, there is a marked resistance to a farther depression in prices, in spite of tho railroad war and the unfavorable reports as to Mr. Vanderoill’s condition, which bears out the opinion previously ex- Pressed in columns that the ebb tide in financial matters bad about reached low water mark. There Is certainly not much to invite speculation upon the bull side, but there is less to invite it upon the other, and even a fair steadiness in the matter of prices; would, under the circumstances, be a gain. Lake Shore, Western Union and St, Paal preferred Were the stocks chiefly conspicuous to-day for their ‘Aetivity, and they were equally notable for their pro- gress or the road to higher prices during the early hours of business. Later on, when the usual midday torpor settled on the market, prices. dritted off tuto smaller figures, and these prevailed to the end. Of course, Pacific Mail, as usual, was an exception to the rule. The steady pace upward which it has been keep- Ing for a day or two back was abandoned this morn- Ing for a gallop down hill. The ground was coy- ered pretty rapidly, too, for it required bat a few min- ates to break the opening price of 27% down tw 26. Alter this followed a rally of nearly one per cent, with a decline at the close to 26%. Un- doubtedly a very considerable lot of tho stock was purchased for the simple purpose of ousting Gould and his kindred harpies out of the direction, and, this having been achieved, there is a disposition to market tho shares at the high price now ruling—a price that has grown out of an anticipated contested election, rather than from any increase of values. ‘The moderate demand for money was met with sup- plies at 3 a 33¢ per cont, and stocks, for borrowing pur- poses, were to be had at from 1 to 3 per cent paid for carrying. If the loan market is a fair means of judg- ing it would appear that the short interest has been sensibly reduced, and that the long side of the market is, for the time being, the favorite one, ‘THE SALES TO-DAY. The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag- gregated 112,000 shares:—New York Central and Hud- tov, 700; Erie, 1,800; Lake Shore, 29,000; North- Western, 800; Northwestern preferred, 700; Rock Island, 700; Pacific Mail, 17,900; St, Paul, 5,000; St. Paul preferred, 15,600; Ohios, 3,800; Western Union, 24,100; Wabash, 100; Union Pacific, 600; Michigan Central, 3,400; Now Jersey Central, 900; Delaware, Lack- awanna and Western, 730. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and sowest prices of the day :— New York Central. 3834 Sh}. and St, Paul prefer ed 67% oy Obio and Mississippi. Ww Ww Bay 10655 60 G.,C. and 1. C 456 Western Union Cig 15% 27% - 138 138 Producers’ and Petroleum pb sia nix CLOSING PRICES—3 Lifes Excific Mail... 2035 6 2 eereP eee 13 NIK “a Prod Pat Gotti,” ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The following are the changes in closing prices com- pared with those of yesterday :— Apvaxce.—Producers’ and Petroleum, ; Rock Island, 3; St. Paul preferred, %; Western Union, 33. ‘Dectixk —St. Paul common, %; Pacific M Ohto and Mississipphy 44; New Jersey Central, 1; North: west common, ‘4 do. preierred, Ma Michigan Central, 4; Lake Shore, i;; Erie, 3. STATIONARY. —Allantic and Pacific preferred, a do, feiegraph, New York Central, C. C. andl. ©., ©. 0. G ant L, Deaware aud Lackawanna, Havnibal and St Joseph common anc preferred, Harlem, Illinois Cen- tral, Missouri Pacitic, Panama, Quicksilver, Wabasb, Union Pacific and gcld. THE MONEY MARKET, Mongy was in free supply again at 3 and 334 per cent. Prime paper is quoted at 4and6 per cent. The rates bt exchange on New York are:—Savannab, }; premium; New Orleans, commercial, %{ a 9-32; bank, 3{; Cincin- nati, good demand, 90a 100 premium; Charleston un- changed ; Chicago, 75 discount; St. Jouis, 76 premium, Bterling exchange quiet; prime asking rates 4.88 and £00; seiling rates 48734 and 4.893; a 4.89%; reich- marks 9534 a 955; and 96 a 9634; cables, 975; a 96%; prime Paris, 5.1434 and 5.1174. INVESTMENT STOCKS, Investment shares were gencrally firm. Snles were made at the following priees:—New York and New Haven, 157; Morris aud Essex, 103%; Deiaware and Lackawanna, 108 a 1063; 0106; C.C., C, and ., 4544 446; Rock Island, 105% a 10533; New York Central, 120; Delaware and Hudson, 108 0109; Jersey Central, $3082% 08144; United States Express. 72; Wells Fargo, 89%; American Express, 632 62%; Pittsburg, $234; Producers’ Petroleum, iy ali. THE GOLD MARKET, Gold opened and closed at 1124, with sales io the in- torim at 112%, The rates paid for carrying were 1, 2, §, 4 and 33g per cent. Loans wore also made flat. STATEMENT. In the Gold Exchange Bao! ‘the clearings were $32,214,000; gold balances, $1,348,766; currency bal- ances, $1,613,070, The specie shipment by the ateam- tbip Saevia to-day was $150,000, ‘HE UNITED STATRS TREASURY. = ‘The Asmatant Treasurer paid out to-day $72,000, gold, on account of interest, and $41,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds, The Sub-Treasury disbursed to- day $30,924 silver coin in exchange for fractional currency and checks, A Washington despatch to Kiernan’s Financial Agency says:—* no further call by the Treasury for of the sinking fund for the present fiscal year; $13,000,000 have aiready been called; $6,000,000 called Jaat year and not presented bave been credited to this year, and the Treasury estimates that the redemption of fractional currency will be sufficient to make up the deficiency.” The public devt statement shows a flecrease of $4,600,000 since May 1, making, since July 4, 1875, the begt f the fiscal year, $25,350,000 fecrease on the principal of the debt of ail descrip- bons Bank notes received for redemption to-day, $600,000; werenue receipts to-day, $300,000; customs receipts to-day, $380,000. GOVERNMEET BONDS, Government bonds closed quict at the following qotations :- :—United States currency sixes,* 124% a 124%; do sixes, 1891, registered,* 118% 0 11016; da do,, 1861, coupon, 122% = 122%; do, do, 1865, regis. vered, 115 0 116%; do, do., do., coupon, ‘ns 016%; fae, do, new, regutered,* 116% 021676; do, do,, dor, coupon, 119 @ 110%; do. da., 1967, registered,* 11534 a 118%; do. do, do., coupon, 1213¢ a 12114; do. da 1968, registered,* 1193f a 1204; do. do., de, coupon, 12344. a 12334; do. ten-forties, registered, 117% @ 117% ; do, do., coupon, 11844 a 11835; do. fives, 1881, registered, 11734 a 11734; do do. do., coupon, 117s @ 11% TEs snceron. ‘TRE PORKIGN MARKET. ‘The London advices report a steady markot tor com- sols, which are quoted at 94, cx-dividend, United States bonds are frm and a fraction higher for some isaues, while Erie is up to 124. The Bank of England directors at their weekly court to-day made nochange im the rate of discount, which remains at 2 per cent ‘The bank gained £505,000 sterling in bullion during the week ending yesterday, aud to-day £43,000 bullion in addition went into the bank on balance. The propor- tion of bank reserve to Habilities, which was 513, per cent last week, is now 51%; percent. At Paris rentcs are quoted at 104f 87}4c., and exchange on“ London 251. wYye The Bank of France gained 9,406,000f., specie, for the week. Tho following arc London quotations at 4:30 P. M.:—Consola fo1 money, 94, ex dividend; do. for account, 4, ex divi- dend; 1865 bonds, old, 104% 0 1043¢; 1867 bonds, 100%; ten-forty bonds, 106% a 106%; new fives, 106; Erie, 123%. ‘Yen-forty bonds firmer, Consols weaker, but not quotably lower. RAILROAD BONDS. Railroad bonds were quiet. Central Pacifics sold at 108, Albany and Susqvebanna seconds at 1073; and Milwaukee and St. Paul, Lacrosse division, at 102% a 103. The following were the closing quotations tor Pacific Raliroad bonds:—Union Pacifle firsts, 104% a 10434; Union Pacitie land grants, 99 a 99%; Union Pacific sinking funds, 89 a 8924; Central Pacifics, 108 a 108%. The following are the official quotations: stort St L Lake Shore con cp 1st. .10 % Lake Shore con re Int. Marietta & Cincin Ist... 105 100) Cehtral of N Ox Gentral of NJ ist ehh & e Am ‘Dock Milas P M&S P ULE SP ie it Mil & 8 Pe Cen Paeific, San J br... OF Chia NW Gen Pacific'land gt vde. 93 chi anw ‘estern Pacific + ds. 90) chia NW Union Pacific ieee Chi &éNW Union Pacific! x, Chia NW Ist Union Pacite ste ta Chi & NW ep Pacific RR of Mo 1st Pacific RR of Mo 24 oe a Le Erle ig Tol, Peo & Wi Tol, Fees War, x D. Tol'& Toe Wavaae Tol & Wab, cons Grout West Ist. o1 Qeiney & Tol 1st, 300.. 50 Towa Ist. 50. Tye. 106% West Union bds,1900. ist 7 ¥% West Union bds, 1900,r, 98) +102! BANK SHARES ~ sold at 112 for Merchants’ and 100 for St. Nicholas, PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o’clock this day:— b Cedar Falls Ind, Bloom’n & W 11 Ind, Bloom’n & W 24. Mich South tei °34 Cleve & Tol new b Bia, Asked. *City sixes, new, 107 10735 Unitea Compani 1353 135 Pennsylvania Railroad. 82 oye Philudelphia and Read: es, Lehigh Valley Railroad, 565 87 Catawissa Rail pref 40% 40% Philadelphia and Erie Raitro: v _ Northern Centra! Railroad, 34g wy Lenigh Navigation... 45 4635 Lehigh Navigation, g 10834 1035; * Ex interes MINING STOCKS, The following table of prices of the prominent gold and silver mining sbares, as received by telegraph from San Francisco, is furnished by aie William Ward, Drexel Building :— Ma: a ~~ ng Sune 1 Changes, Alpha..... e 56 Advanced 4 Belche! 22 20 22 a Best & Br oO bt —- 9 8 Declined 1 81 80 Advanced 1 82 84 _- “ 43 Declined 1 il n _ bb 15 Declined 1 53 63 Declined 1 6 6 Advanced J by 22 Declined 3 12 Rh a 32 82 Declined 1 ot 64 Dechned 1 62 62 Declined 1 10 $ Declined 3 16 16 Declinea 1 ota 13 Declined 4 Silver Hil 8 8 _- Union Con..... 12 12 12 -_ Yellow Jacket. 3% 31 35 Declined 1 The following are the closing prices in San Fran: cisco:— Consolidated Virginia 734g Crown Polot..... . 8 Yellow Jacket. Sierra Nevada. Exchequer ie Consolidated Imperial 1 Overman... Mexican .. 82% Hale & Norcross MEMORANDA, The following is reported as the business of the three Lackawanna coal companies up to the 27th ult:— 1875. 1876. Pennsylvania Coal Co. 471,855 = 362,231 Det, and Hud. Canal Co, 1, 191,958 7 4 Del., Lack. and Western 1/267, 089 854,046 A Chicago despatch says:— “The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Chi- cago and Northwestern Railway Company ts in session in Chicago to-day for the election of directors and the transaction of other business; Mr. H. H. Porter, the General Manager of this road, has resigned. The com- pany have decided to abolish the office, thereby saving $10,000 per annum. The present Gencral Superintend- ent will Ol the place of a General Manager. No change in the list of directors is to be made; the old Board is to be re-elected.” An adjourned meeting of the new Pacific Mail Board of Directors was held to-day, An Executive Commit- tee was ciected. consisting of U. G. Francklyn, 8. G. Thompson, ©. H. Mouut and Andrew Boardman. A committee was also appointed to audit accounts and adjust oid claims, to settie the accouuts between Pacific Mail and Panama, and to provide ways and means by the removal of the existing liabilities of the com- pany. It was also ordered that the old books be closed and a now set be opencd for the 1st of June, so as to show the character of the new current business. Pro- visiun was made tor meeting the present pressing lia- bilities of the company and to ro-establish its credit. The different committees will meet to-morrow at the Panama Raiiroad office to enter upon their severai du- ties, and the Board adjourned to meet at the same piace on Saturday, at twelve M., to receive the report of the committees and to take such further action as may be deemed necessary. PUBLIC DEST STATEMENT. The debt statement shows a decrease of the debt dormg May of $4,617,515 54. The onin balance is $06,624,760, The currency balance is $9,285,708. The special deposits heid tor the redemption of certificates of deposit, as provided by law, 1 $34,385,000, RECAPITULATION. Debt Bearing Interest m Coin, Bonds at 6 per cent, ($984,999, 650 Bonds at 5 per cent, 710,041,800 Total principal... Total interest. Debt Bearing Interest Navy spe hse ut id ae cent, Interest .. Devt’ Bearing No Interen.” id demand and legal tender notes....... Certificates of deposit, Total principal...... Total eucainees interest. on $2,181,827,460 Principal .. « 827, fant: . 81, 785,79T js bovsed bas vepebedesuss tested 213,616,217 pice Cash tn the Treavary. cam cae Apris May 31, sits 766 a eriis 6,161,198 9,285, 708 Special deposit for Srdepeett, ns provided by ot as provi iy Lene ce ererrcssesse 8;066,000 Totals. $116,481,615 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, J webs Less Cash in the hacer June 1, 1876, Coronas 148 BEFORE CALI—l0 A. M. 20000 Fine of Mo at. 100 sha C & NW pt..b8 59 Su sha FOL. 100 NJ Ocon RR. May 1, 1876. + 2,107,938,258 . 515 Decreassotdebtsinee JusGa0 ISiocn.., ShaorORD Bonds issued wo ra yarn Principal outstandin, $64,623,512 Interest accrued and n . 1,615,087 | lntereat paid by the United States...., 30,141,613 Apterest reyes by transporiation of Balanee of interest paid by’ the Unitea SUMS. cecvecsernerscerertsereresenee 98,290,163 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Tucrspay, June 1, 1876 60 S528 555) eee sa BRASS ES! ses FEES SAS Seo oni 8 Wikies. 1 AND $1000 5.: ‘soov US 1000 Us 5 Fits? BOARD—10:30 A ML F100 NC G0. F&F. 15 300 ehe Chi & NW 1000 N thers a 9) +o & WSRR. LEK, 60 0 do... GU00 N C 6s, 0, 4 e6 3 2 oo NC 6's, F wet, 66 Big 7 2000 NC Fund wct,'63 7 1.0 fyi? NWeon, 102! H0U0 ©. a's. 1000 Mleh Bon zd. sc000 ESEEE st — go) Un Mg Co Sve a ‘Can. 811009 U 85%. 7.81, 7000 MASP 8's 1st,LG S00 shy Un Mth U5.88 100 11 20) Mich Cen itit. 500 ae Mail 58, 2PM COND BOARD—I P, aL ig 1S Pao Mall SS... its cae ie © . be we &N Wp? b30 yo Went Cn "tals y 6 ie, Cy Cat Ke 10 Fueific Mail 83.b¢ do 2:30 TO 3PM { 300shs Un Pac KR. Od do. 50 Chi & N WER pf. $e aE Hw f COMMERCIAL REPORT, THE SPOT LOWER-—FUTURES COTTON ON LOWER—FLOUR QUIET BUT sTRADY— WHEAT DULL AND LOWER---CORN FIRMER— OATS STEADY--WHISKEY FIRMER—PORK ¥IRMFR-—LARD QUIRI—PETROLEUM QUIET— SPIRITS TURPENTINE QUIET— ROSIN STEADIER— OILS STEADY —FREIGHTS GRNERALLY EASIER— COFFER QUIET—8UGAR STEADY. ‘Tucrspay, June 1—6 P..M. Commercial matters were much the same as they have beon ali through the week past—generally quiot, with slight fluctuations, and now and then a note worthy exception, On ‘Change the markets were generally quiet. Flour was quiet but steady. Wheat was dull and lower. Corn, active and firmer, except for graded, whieb was easicr. Oats steady. Whiskey firmer, Pork firmer. Lard quiet. Froights lower for grain tonnage. Market otherwise steady. Cotton was lower. Coffee was quiet. Naval stores were quiet. Olls wore steady. Petroloum was dull and easy. Sugar was quiet, Covexs.—The market for Rio snd Santos was quiet, Mild coffee was also quiet. During the past week the ful- lowing sales were made in lote for consumption within the quoted range :—1,170 mats Singapore, 584 bags Marscaibo, 430 dv. Coste ica, 100 do. Jamaica, 180 do. Porto Rico, 200 do. st. Domingo, 287 do, Savunilla. The two lust lots were shipped to Burope by first hends. The stock of mild coffee in first hands is as follows:—Jave grass mats, 126,510; Singapore grass mais, 882; Ceylon, 10,904 bags: Maracaibo, 12,444 do. ; Laguayra, 5,033 do.; Jamaica, 200 do. ; St, Dowaingo, 2,488 do. ; Coste Rica, 5,314 do, ; Mexican, 882 do.; Manila, 500 do, ; Savanilla, 2,375 du. Total, 40,136 bags and 126,510 mats Jave and 892 mate Singapore. Kemarke—We heave Messrs. Wright 4 Co.'s telegram, dated Kio, May 31, 1370, advising Sales sluce dat 24th inst,, 5,000 bags; sbipments, 10,000 do,; stocx market quiet under war news from Europe; Pheconai firm, Exchange, ae bg Bese -epg ag 8 We 8 Re a do,,17) Bore ie ae trem Vie. & Ie; Ansoxiura, 17e, & Ue; Savanilla, 15}{6. Purdeon, 17 MGorton tiestatiene amt (¢.. the inurket clo ing a at the decline. cotton were marked down ures were day's prices ay lla oN ‘olivenday, May 3, . June d Cy ili wn Hi zo in store running above or below the gi Uplands, Alabama, New Orlea) uaiity not more than tie Rte” 8 716 a "S10 S'{si0 Sitae Sis 16 btsre Furies good ecaiaxy: Ae 1 Low middie we ei 1-16 u 10 ie Seriet Roo smiddlin Middling fair. trict good ordinary, Stal ag ew maldaling, tt 10) a , Le. Spot sules were us ows :— To-Day. Lat Evening. Totni. port ~—_ 1,259 1,250 jo lg 60 a4 Speculation, xales were as follows: daly, 100 at 12 11-32e., 200 at ie. at ry 2 Tot: 400" bales. Grand yrs receipts at the ports were as bales: New Orleans, 73; Mobile. Charleston, 26! imington, 2 jor 527; Boston, 126 of illndel repr “Total, Lost tatee ‘This day last week, 2.519, fay inst you Total since September 1. 4.15, 95 bales to lave mgt, treights closed as (oliows:—To Havre, by steam, ic. essed. , To Hamourg, by # remen, ‘ys sheam, 2¢.,'enmp —Receipts—Flour, 6.021 bbls: wheat, carn meal, 800 bbls, and ABD sacks ern, oy the annexes tern f Kye ness was quiet, with 275 bbls. at $5 730 yt for ; fine to Sapa Gorn meal was stalriy sgttve, with sales of abo O0 bbls, ab BS 6 0 44 50 for d $2 05 a BS sige Western wit chy ae oA Southern, oxtee. Southern, family ‘Gorn meal, W oul, [Whoet remained qu general thing, although some outside. transa made at rather better prices. The sules were about 90. 40 bushels at$i 120 a 1d for pean ber $117 Hoe as for No. 2 Chicago, liwaakee, $1 #4 for No. 2 Minnesota, . 85e. for un- merchartable, § “Si ia S11 No. ork Inspection, and $128 1 spring, Corn was firmer for prime dry canal mixed, but gr Was neglected and to a great extent wominal, alex wera about 27000 bu ‘bat Including ‘no ky unmorchantabl ‘ifs0) bushels Western wold ue scr, und” 90,00) done to arrive, at 85, Burley was quict, Barley malt was quic 5,000 bushels State suid at 0c... time. Oute wore still quiet, but prices were without decided chango. The sales were about ie 009 bushels at 37. LG No. 2 graded ia Tc, « B7yc. for No.2 graued white, YRe. n 3U%c. for No. 2 Shichi, Hse ee chistes Witweukee aod 4330. ae sasemge mixe Haar ‘axn Jurn.—We note butts at 2c. cash, und gc. American (aresiad. $225 for double nia 8 sales of ui a a for single, $200 Manila hem: cold; Ital 8. Orleans was fairly actives 160 bos. sold within. the The stock 1s Cute 1,639 do. Porto 240 do. Hengish Ia Nande and te :—Cuba, centrifu, my ~i 2,500 bbls. New Orleans, Bie; layed eerie muscovi 1g, 303. ry. Be. a de; Porto Rico, Eibe; Bagliah Teluutles S22 w 8. if ‘Orleans. fair to good, 48c. a Sze. : prime to choles. Séc NAVAL Stones —The market for spirits, turpentine ws lower, Rocin was steady, We quite: spirits t ; Rosin—Common strained, rf - 1 t lo 15. ‘Advices. n Wilmington were as lows ee strained, $1 45; good strained, Lm Tar strony, none on market; $b 50 bid. Tu steady; hard, $1 10; soft, $2; virgin, $2 50, Spirits iver 27K. pe Yard. 849 anon ellow winter, 5 at ted. $1 97? tid UI bie $1 OS) tines, 3 shipment, $2 <3 Pasrimoss.— Receipts Lard, Packages; bacon, i) tlerees ores and GO Vole, The no al vs p$i9 45 bi $19 kod; nope mber, fio 70 bid, 819. 08 a SIY Qasked. 8 975 for July. most the spat sold ut # ratives 40,000 Ibe, te terms. Fresh han plekied “do. ~ ae asain eutm id 113ge. 1 fresh bellies at 1c. ic and boxed do, a Extra mess: $122 plata do, extra Ind reas a B24 pri re quiet we G21 m R22 for prime my Smoker ments were inactive at Le. for suoulders 50 terces Western tia haus wuld at e enll ms Sule StL 4). bid, ta git 03 waked Sopte thked’, betober, #11 80 sales were ‘The ot $26. $11 0, 70M terces ab e233 2) Hy 46, gd $i he fe 8 or Angust, and $11 82h ober, Spot was quiet. 5; I Dge. was bid i South Cubs. at 11 13-16e, and Butier-The receints were and. ‘The market wae noted at 20 25e.; and ih fall 18) terces for Ouba at. Tie large and with o vers, moder: Wo quote) rollins, fait to prime, Ge. adage ¢ Logiatana, falr to" vod, do,, prime, # be, ; Rangoon, fair to Paina, vod, gold : es a 7840. for fair retinins and oe z fair to good refinin, ik of raw is pe foi: 7 lows = Boxe. Bay Melado, Stock (ascertained by actual count, including specula- tion), May 1, 1876........ 62,673 31,992 216,611 Receipts since May 1. Wats 16,037 627 23,000 197.018 45019 sma 40.503 9,498 Jane 1, 97,053 39,121 229,904 stock 124,955 41,288 104,812 Stock this day, cumunen te priine, refined, tavhen. 0) ripe 0348. pow! dea to) ulated, Luise, : cut loaf, 1c. How feanauae th ‘Tho market was quiet jerce: oe ae to choice, 3h bbls. and 8 casks, The ipts—262 bbis wil 'y and 50 bbls, al- t was firm, 75 bbls. sold at $1 1234, lower for grain tonnage for in this class, nd without material jwitly beter fe Liverpool per « ‘40 boxes bacon at 4s, it Oe. ; and by ious buy 7 all, 16,000 bushsls. grain, wt oye. for w els wheat at Sic. 4 d., market closing latter price; bie four at 2 bd; 1. henes to Cork for Od; aN bark, hence Breede voreg voyay poten ana £10 Papen ANY : ‘i Pat to Cork ‘ad fod he with 3,000 qua: tors Srith (to urrive), from 0 hence te ste +4 jaarters: Ga. ark, ence to Aathas, With }@ Brit st bark, hence to Ginx redo, atts. Od. ; & Germ closing peices to-day compare with Wednes- | NE 2, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. 10.000 cases do. do. on private terms Philadelphia to Bremen, with 4,500 ish bark from Spanish port, aed petroleuin for the former —cases at an equivalent rate; a Britis 500 tons, laid on the berth for London, with grain and oll” cargo, at magi on. for Ham wy 5 + £1,500, DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gatveston, June 1, 1 Cotton steady: middling. 11%c, receipts, 144 bales; roam, 188, Xports-Coastwise, J. Sali Stock, New Onteaxs. June 1. 1876. Cotton ‘ ~4 middling, iF eee bales: gross, 373, tile, Continue, 23304: Constiises 1 Balan 3700. Stock, 119.571. Man Cotton quiet ; ordinary, *34c.' a He. ports—Constwise, 141. middling, 16.: low ini Net receipts, 116 Stock, 16,344, Sa Cotton dull; middling, Me. ; low mi grdinary, 82ge._ Net recelpts, 127 Salen, good Oe 50. Mock . © tray? x, June Cotton firm devnan middling, 1 OTe. 261 bules, Sales, SCO.” Y.. June 1 1876. at weak; No.1 ja. $1 56, Onweao, ¥, ales 1,500 bbls. : choice ee © y Be, fo "S358 peut, fin Flour unchai 7 Milwaukee fut re une i meal, §. aT for hoited: Millfeed—shorts, $15: shi al freights—Wh unbol ror atitnese m1 pee corn and rye, Se, to N ‘92°75 to New York, Lake peas, 7,100 do.; lumber i Whout!' 15,200 busle Borrato, June 1, 1870. ectatte,recelpts Float: 1.650 bbls: 46,000 bushels: do. Raitrowd receipt a. “Foi, 3,700 bbit nm, 18,00 ats, 10,0000 dh 5 Comat By pmente for tid Ruilroad ship! bushels lumber, ils {800 fo 10,000" do"; ba fests ul: Wheat 6 Corn dull and lots, on private Barley in fon 10,00) busied b nominally Sie. Flour dwt. Whent du 1 white Michigan Bi 30; No. iver Michigan, $1 25}, .. $1 US; No. I red winter, $1 d . Corn strong and his mixed, 5 low mixed, 49 aged, 400, ic. Michivan, Jecved. 2% 44,000 do, wheuts 9,000 do, corm S100 dor ont Cutcado, June 1, 1876, | Flour casior. Wheat unsettled, but generally lowe 2.Ghengo npring 81 OS mpot and Junee$l Gow Julye Wo, Chiewxo spring, U234 Je," Corn ‘unsettled, but generally higher; “Ao. ne-d4e.’ spot, A33¢e 443 duly; rejected, 3 Oats steady, with 2, Pane spot, 2 c, July; rejected, Pork uinettied, ane aa es era ha ‘ork unsettled, but general her: $18 50 July. ust oe Lard fairly. 07. cor 5 BH) do. | AE the afternoon ¢ higher: $1098) yuu, 81 Otc July, 44¢0. June, + ut 8734 July, $1: PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Provivexce, RB. L.. Juno 1, 1876. Printing clothe atondy at Hie. for Vest Gix64 goods, with quiet marl HAVANA MARKET. Havana, Juno 1, 1876, Spihish gold, 21244 9 Exchauge weae: ot ther United States, 00. days, eur. rency, 83; 8 8% discount; 60 day wl a3 preminm; Thost wel Big a4 dason Loudon, 10's 10% premiams on Pai 2% premium, BRAZIL MARKETS. Rio Jaxxino, May 31, 1876, maintained; no change; good rein per 10 ki ipts fur the past week, 4,200 dries hoe hc Ship: in week—For Europe, 5, WO bnge; for the United diterranean ports, 3,000 do. 14,000 bags, ANTOS, May 31, 1878. niet: prlees nearly nominal superior Ce London, be Soffee: Arata 3.0008 oy Averuge dail; of the week— iy ip "JOU baste, Sales of the week for Europe, 9,000 dags, Total woek's shipments for all ports, in- clading European, 7,000 bags, Stock at Santos at this date, 99,000 oags. EUROPEAN MARKET Loxpox Propuce Maret.—Lonxvox, June 1—Evening.— Linseed ofl, 228, 94. @ 23s. per ewt. SS FINANCIAL, Q UGUET BELVONT & GO.” Baneers, 10 and 21'Nassan st, te issue Travellers" Credits, available In all parts of th world, Mosrs, DE RY Hse aL and the Also Commercial Crediis und’ Telographlo Transfers of Money on California sud Europe, ad New Yor! A. issue Eeedereet of ‘Credit to ‘Travellers, payable in any part of pag Asia, Africa, Australia and Ame draw Bills of Lira ag hna J a, Ma rats oon! ro co., cs hie Transfers of nd California, A. EW BOOK ON STOCK srKoULaTION. Ats0, auliy, Market Report: mallod. free; Stock Privilexes BiZper cent margin; orders by taller tolgrtph prompir cer orde romp Sasetee - W.eHAMILTON & CO. Broad st., New Y, York. AY AMOUNT TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON tgace ; city or Brooklyn. mortuaces CNT RAViTT & WOLCOTT, 10 Pine st GE MONEY 70 LOAN ON HOND AND NORT + 08 Improved city. prupertys trast, funds in oun. ‘Avply to HORACE BO ELY, at. A “SLOANS AT 7 PER CENT ON o a INSURANCE Policies, COWYELL, 37 Park row, room 10, A T REASONABLE RATES.—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment insurance Holicies, Mortgages and other securities; insurance of all kin rst col punies. Ws daBhion & U0 Go nid rondway, | A “{ —85,000 NEWBURG AND New YORK RAILKOAD ‘er Cont First ring ae jouds, guaranteed by Lrie, fur DU, FOX & CY., 80 Broad st, ate MONEY TO LOAN—FIV@ YEARS, ANY amount, for City Property; quick answers. HYATT, 145 Brondway, pacts AND FIGURES = NEVER LI6.—CIRCULA- tion of the EVENING TELEGRAM lust woek was:— Roudey, May 23. . 35,200 Se SEMEN TH, 20° VENTA A ‘tine. ‘Thursday, May ADVERTISE MEN Friday, May 6. ADVERTISEMENTS, 21" aturday, May 27. Total A “TO LOAN ON yet railroad Stoel Ti. L. GRANT, 149 Broad Eves Pear” SRASS, ons Re For sale by pir we = MARIPOSA mir aaB STRING G COMPANY, Exxcutive Orvicr, ens v aND 1 epemae st. New York, May 23, 1876, suas: Ra St Ad of this company one ed red __ 'T of $1 ver share on the fia ahete Pavan ‘at this oftice ON BETOKE JUNE S After chat date (twill be dclinguewt and Mabl argo 165 ench certidcate for sdvertcingeaten ne MORRIS H. SMITH, Assistant Secretary, @] (i) WANTED _INMEDIATELY—roR Bust hess purpovess will give sufficient real oF per- sonal socurity, nd a Dons of $100 a month. Ad. drow, appointing interview (day or evening). CANE: Herald $9, 000 fe 219 Kast God at, $20, YOO * cae D—-ON BOND oath at $61,100, pa $95. 060 ) TO $0,000 WANTED TO HoRRO' Upon security as good ae an terest. ‘Principals only uddress nox 2 'f LOAN ON FIRST” Morraage IM- ed city property. Address RUDLOFF, AND MORT- aised under ald office, $40,000 kash cee ig business, oxtablished in thig.clty 8. ‘Address KU LLIO: OPK WrWEKEAIPE = PAWTNERS HTP ORT. as been dissolved by matual consent, ‘| nin 3 iquidation. ¥ ag tal coneent. rolnet jasiness at No. 10 xu ara wt, ‘Authorized to sign in liquidat Datod June 1, 1876, pepe) KELLER, MAGNUS | SCHKKINER, _ A nee WANTED: wren’ 000; dinae ey retwrovcce xlvon. “Addvers BUSINESS CILANCK—EXCEPTIONA, ioy'a: hatha and Chamvers atest GENTLEMAN TO INVEST HQUA Ww 3 dial’ capital required. bal eee ae aa acer: el 0, Jersey A. BUSINESS MAN Wax 85000 OR WORE TO IX. partlowiars, for five days 8. Wit iterald ottes, vitae D FISANCIAL MAN W. Te OL LTR ber, See Ontaas & CARLETO Nba Brosdaage ft LITTLE RNS, Swee- a a ee bi ig) LAWYER, RECENTL. Sen okie Mog) “ iv pe ald a 3 __ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, On ST WILL BST ARIST s¥ NTCEMANT 4 light manatucturing$ business, by which they cam make at least $25 weekly" HAKDING, 681 Broadway, _ USINESS MAN WANTED—TO AC 5 TREASURER of & wauufacturing compans ; must invest about B2iN0 t in the company's stock. Address RELIABLE, box 149 Post office, Greenwich, Conn. ANKERS', BROK Te BX change.—A_ partn in establishing “tor subscribers # iu Address EX room ‘at or near Ploe and Nassau a duily, smiling Mochavies Pp Tee Om To SELL ALP OM PELL Tt J host baying office business in the city prot 5.000; court investigation, Address Lori ati, He Eas change. KF ~VALUAB PATE Sewing Machin For narticulars days, SE! MACHINE, Heraid offic Neouritiee or free tate, m large, ol established Grocery und Tes and Coffee Cash Busin | sure fortune or the right man. Address TRUTH, ‘Herald ottive, iN. 8 ost brilliant results, capable of on ind profit, would meet « responsible party te + develonment and introduction; but little money references ested, Address DI town Branch ARTNER, WITil 81,000 AND UPWARD, TO MANU- fecture patent articies of great novelty, Address E, Moy Verald offi ARTNER WANTED—TO EXTEND A FANCY, DRY goods und miliiuery business in a lively town in New sarees, “i with small capital: man with business knowledge referred. i62 Th office, ie UNI SADE L INVEST E50 a ARB rvicex i some extublished business, Please addre box 128 Herald office, HY NEW wonderful, producing G . TO He Qo ‘operation of some person who fs willing to ave $1,500 for the purpose uf perfecting & patent for propelling steame shivs. If the undertukinz proves unsuceesstal the money Will be refunded. “If +1 the patont wil! be ample t@ all risks, Particulars will be given by addressing ; oy pe eons. W exhibition ready for business. Herald offi WAnteD—an Active ful cigar mi debts st protents rity in the Heene ry the Ii Address 8. @, KOSS, Dey st., room 3, $5 000 WANTED —FOR “iiaue EXHIBITIONS ee Piet cost Peg ee ee sure for tin + phia, $25 “000- eyes A PARTY WITH THIS . «amount to purchase aarter interdxt, a manufacturing business, est 0 competition: profits large. Address, giving real namie, @, C. H., Post ollice. ee PACIFIC MAIL AFFAIRS. Yesterday at one o'clock an important adjourned meeting ot the Pacific Mail Board of Directors wag held at the office of the Panama Railroad Company, No. 7 Nassau street. A consultation was held with Mr, Trenor W. Park, President of the Panama Railroad, which lasted until half past three, The directors wishod (o ascertain all about the business of the Pa- cic Mail Steamship Company, to have an exact under- standing with Mr. Park as to.its future relations with the railroad, and to devise ways *and means to meet the present and accruing liabilities of the company. Mr. Park met the directors in a cordial spirit, and assured them that as fur as himself and associates were concerned the utmost should be done to promote harmony between the interests lately so conflicting. A long discussion was indulged in as to the condition of the company. This will doubt. less form tho basis of an official report soon to be made. An executive committee was formed composed of the following gentlemen:—Charles G Francklyn, 8. C. Thompson, C. H. Mount and Andrew Boardman. Committees were appointed, first, to audit the accounts; second, to audit and adjust old claima; third, to settle accounts between the Pacific Mail and Panama companies, and, fourth, to provide ways and means to settle all the present liabilities of the com- pany. A resolution was then adopted to.close the old books and open an entirely new set, dating from June 1, which rahall show tho current transactions and business of the steamship pomapeny. under the new Board, as entirety distinct from that of the former management Provision, it 18 sald, was also made for mecting presen’ pressing iabilities and to re-estabiish its credit. The different committces agreed to meet to-morrow, ut the same place, to enter upon their duties, and the Board adjourned to meet on Saturday, at noon, to receive the roport of the ccmmittees and to take such furtner action as may be decmed necessary. After the moeting Mr. Park told a H&RAup reporter that no difference would be made in the running of the steamers of the Panama Transit Company on account of the new and harmonious relations with Pacitic Mail; the latter company would despatch three steamers monthly until August, when one steamer per week would be despatched. He thought necessarily there would be many changes in Pacific Mail service; the di- rectors were determined to cut down expenses to the lowest point consistent with the proper iususgamaes of the company. There were many places ing three employés where only one was required. As to rely tions With the Pacific railroads he had no doubt har- monious arrangements would be consummated ; in fi it was to the advantage of the railrouds to Mx jast an proper rates. Good steamship men were now in eom tro] of the line, and if they could not make it pay ona business basis ibe public would soon kaow it, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, LAST MEETING OF THE SEASON—REPORT OP THE COMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL COIMe AGE. Tho Chamber of Commerce met yesterday afternoon atone o'clock, the President, Samuel D. Babcock, in the chair. The followinggentlemen were reported by the Executive Committee and elected members of the Chamber:—Hygh N. Camp, Norman Peck, James Tal- cott, Edward Tuck and C. Vanderbilt, Jr. Mr. Samuel B. Ruggles, Chairman of the Committee on International Coinage, reported that tho resolutions adopted at the last meeting of the Chamber, duly authenticated, had been transmitted to the President and both houses of Congress early in May, but that there was good reason to believe that no decisive legis- lative action would be takon in tho matter before the close of the pending Presidential canvass, The Chairman farther stated that there was the greater reason for acquiescing in the delay in view of the necessity of a thorough examination of the meas- ure, which might largely affect the public securities and general welfare of tho United States. Asa further reason he presented to the Chamber an official news: paper of Franco, stating that the: vital question of the | single standard of gold or the double standard of gold and silver was now pending in the Senate of the Frenct Republic, presented by the project of a law, proposes onthe one hand by the Minister of Finance, ands counter proje ubmitted to the Senste by the divtin- guished lead ih monetary reiorm, M de Parten, Jormer sfinister of State and now a Senator of France, iu the discussion of whith much interesting informa- tou would be elicited, impor:ant to be considered in the United States on ‘the discussion of the question in Congresa, The counter project of M. do Parien pro- poses to discontinue the coinage of the five fran preces of nine-tenths ine. On motion of M:. Cowdin tho statemont of the chairman was ordered to be entered on the minutes, A communication was received from the National Board of Trade, with a copy of the official programme of subjects to be submitied by the several constituent bodies of the National Board of Trade at the meeting to be convened at the Union League Theatre, Madison avenue and Twenty-sixth street, on the 27th of June, The suojects to be submitted are as follows:— Fe ney ag to the Constitution of the Board,” ‘A, jastot Department of Commerce,” ‘Scientifio Schoo” “Postal Service,” “Bills. of Lading, Storage and Warehous 8 7’ “Railway Transporiation Freight Charges," ‘*> ecenity of Unrormity of the Stare Law,” « rm Gradii kes Gra,” “Banxrapt Law ol the United States,” “Revision of the Tariff Maw, enue Reform,” ‘Amendment to the Navonal Political Relat y rest,” “Pilotage Laws “Postal Telegraph."’ The Chairman then announced that the regular meetings of the Chamber would be omitted daring the months of June, July, August aod September, TOMPKINS SQUARE. A mass meeting will be held in Tompkins square ‘this evening at eight o'clock, ‘to protest against the Procedure of the Park Commissioners in reference to the Tompkins Square Park.” In caso there should be rain the meeting will be held in Concordia Hall, No. 30 avenue A. The meeting, the Park Commissioners say, is for the purpose of preventing some very proper im. provements in Tompkins square, and Comptroller Green has instigated and pushed forward prepara- Vions for it. Mr, Autenreith, the gentie who bee | preside to-night, yesterday called on the Secreta the Park Department and obtained permission to the meeting. During the mterview he told the Secro- tary that he had in bis pocket a loug document lees pared by the Comptroller, censuring the departmeut jor its action in regard to the square, ‘The authorities of the ols Department say 7 that, early in jast samme at ‘urgent request of property owners in the netghnorseed u the matter aud agreed to beautify the square. In their estimate for running ex; sent to the Legisiatare Uhre com Of the proj waprovements was included, The Commissioners are thus obliged to continue the work ip order to fulil their obligations to the ture, The work was comi to the oppositt cane ee who retused pay rie tsed Various ot