The New York herald. [volume], June 18, 1875, Page 9, Image 9

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FINANCIAL II CWmCUL
The Stock Market Disturbed
Lower Prices.
MORE ENGLISH FAILURES.
Gold Strong ut 1171-4 a 117 I S?Monty Firmer
on Cull ut 3 Per Cent.
A GENERALLY FEVERISH FEELING.
Wall Strket, I
Thursday, June 17?<J P. M. (
During tlie last twenty-four hours u change lias
occurrou in t&3 stock niaritet that should not be
Ignored, By the majority of operatois It wus not
anticipated. indeed, a more confluent feeling had
been established, and It was jelt tnat the close of
the railway contest and the cessation of difficul
ties between miners and their employers would
be ihe signal of a general advance. Unfortunately,
however, both oi these lacts?or as they are
described on the streets these "bull arguments"?
were discounted and early exhausted their force.
Tue effect was seriously lelt to-day. But this Is
not all. Cable despatches continued to record
fresh lallurea In England and to report a condw
tion of financial disquiet that Is well calculated to
elicit extreme caution on this side of the Atlantic.
Gold nas already stiffened as one of the conse
quenoes. Money loaned here on call more lreely
at 3 per cent. Erie, as a sort of spokesman for the
London market, dropped off irom 10% to 10*, with
Ire# offerings, although it Is not Impossible that
this stocic may have been disadvantageous^ af
fected by a seemingly well lounded statement
that furraer legal proceedings will be taken at an
early day in the direction of the foreclosure.
Whether these local influences are well founded
or not there is no question that a feverish feeling
has been engendered by the ulsturoances abroad,
and that the memory of the sad times which fol
lowed
THE FAILURE*OP OVEREND, GURNET AND CO.,
in 1860, is still fresh enough to artejct our market.
Sympathy between important financial centres is
always certain in times of trouole. and abnormal
events invariably cause new complications. The
lailures reported to-day are as followsJohn
Anderson A Co., Young, Borthwlck A Co., Henry
Adamson A Son, John Straclian A Co., and J. C.
Foulie. All these houses are understood to be
mure or less connected with those previously car
ried down by the depression In the
ir;>n trade and the market for manufactured
Kuods. It U mentioned also that one of
tne firms relerred to had considerable American
connections and suffered from the Inability oi the
latter to make'good their credit, Ii this should
prove true we may reasonably look at a later day
for lurther enforced liquidation and bankruptcy
?n this side. We likewise note that "Malcolm,
Hudson A Co., financial agents of the Japanese
government, and A. Gonzales A Co. have sus
pended, and other failures are expected."
Til V. STOCK MARKET.
in the early hours of tne day Rock Island was
the leader in the decline. It fell oil from 102* to
101*. Northwest common receded irom 37X to
3flx; Union Pacific from 74* to 73*; at. I'aul
?from 32X to 31 *; Western Union from 76X to 7**; J
Wabaah irom 7* to 7: Missouri Paclflc from 40 to
18. Between local pressure and the aid given by
rumors of the grasshopper plague It was easy to
depress values; but there was slight recovery,
lor the ciose marked, after an attempt to make
prices appear better, the lollowmg figures:
CLOSING PRICKS AT 3 P. 11.
Paclflc Mail.... 32% a S8K C. C. C A lnd... SI a tS
Wen I'd Tel.... 7&>4 a C, C A I C 4% a
At I A Pa? leL.. 23* a *32 Del, Lack A W.lll a lwg
uulcknuver ltf a 17 1-rie........ 18J* a 16X
Quicksilver pr.. 21 a 22 Ban A at Jo.... 21k a
A.I a a.? Ex. ...100 *litl? Lase .-hore 61*, a C1X
Amarican bx... 60 a SO* Mich Central... MH a 66 j
L S rxprew ..45 a 48 .N * k Uarieiu. .1M>? a 1J6X
Wells-Yargo Ex <*>, a t>2 NY C A il it,....102 a 102>
Uev a Pitu.... 8M?i a N J Central....AW a lioj
Chic A N W.... SO* a ???< Ohio A Mm..... S3 a US;
Chic A N \Y pi., 4? a 4?? Panama IW a ?
Lhicaao A K 1..1 IK i 101 i Toi A Wab 6V a 6*
Mil Am Paul.. SIH ? W* Pacific Tift a 74
Mil A at Paul pr 64>? a MX
ADVANCE and decline.
The loliowiog are the changes for twentj-four
hours:?
advance.?Hannibal and St. Joseph, 1; Pacific
llaw. * i Panama, 2; gold, *? w ^
Decline.?Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, X;
Atlantic and Pacific, preferred. x; York Ceu
iral, x; Deiawaie and Lackawanna, Hi Erie,
Lake shore, 2>? ; liar.em, XS Northwest, oommon,
*; Ohio and Mississippi. Xj quicksilver, common,
X; liock Island. IX; a?*. Paul. Xj ? abash, X!
Luiou Pacific, X; western Union Aslegrapb, X;
It. Paul, preierred. X.
The securities that remained stationary were
C., C. and I. C. and District of Columbia, three
nxty-nve bona*.
THE SALES OF TBI DAT
amounted to about 830.000 shares, which were
distributed among active stoccs aa follows:?
New York Central and Hudson River, 400; Erie,
4,100; Lake Shore, 107,700; Cleveland and Pltts
buig, 700; Northwestern, 7,000; do., preferred,
300; Rock Island, 5.040; Pacific Mall, 13,800; St.
Paul. 10,700; Oaios, 7,800: Weatern Union.
SO,100; Wabaah, 6,000; Union Pacific, 7,000;
Panama, 100.
OPENINO, niOHEST AND LOWEST PRICKS.
The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest ptices of the day:?
Opening. Highest. Low?at.
New York Central...... 102* m?X 10-2
Erie 10* 1?* 18*
Lake Shore M* MX ?1*
Waoath 7* 7* *14
N'jt in western 37'? 37* 36
Northwestern preierred 50* &o* *0*
Kock Isuud 102X B>2X 101*
Pittsburg 90 90 90
Milwaukee and M. Paul. 32* 32* 31*
Mil. and St. Paul pref... 64 MX M
uhio aud Mississippi.... 23* 23* 23
New Jersey central 110 llo 110
Del., l.ack. snu Western. 118* US* US*
Union A'aciric 74X T4X 73*
C., C. ana I. c 4X 4* ?*
Western Union 74* 75* 74*
Atianac and Pac lie Tel. 23X' 23* 23
Pa el lie Hail 82* 32* 32*
Panama lao 139 l o
TDK GOLD MARKET.
Tne Sun-Treasury to-day icceived nine bids, 4
aggregating $1,190,000, lor $500,000 I11 gold, at j
prices ranging iron ll8.s$ to 117.12X. The follow
ing wars tne awardsCoaUtuau & Unrlkur;.
1260,000, 11T.12H; J. H. Scott, $1*0,400, 117.09 a
U7.UX; li. Manuol * Co., 137,000, 117.00 a 117.10;
(Morse C. Magouu, $47,600, 117.09. Total, $000,000.
lbe specie aaipiueuW t?y tj-day's steamers
imouDt to $1,SOO,OUO, and the engagements al
ready reported lor Saturday foot up $1,100,000.
Cold opened and closed at 1.7X, wltU sales in the
interim at 117??. Tne ratea on gold loans wore 1
per ten; )or borrowing, flat aau 1 per ocnt for
tarrying.
OPKRATlOKi OF THE OOLD KXCHA.VttB UANK.
Bold 1 aianca* $1,194,940
luriency balances J,344,aoa
i?ro** clearance* $7,770,000
* IUUH1NO aoriK STATEMENT.
Currency cxon?n^ei $os,to4,&,a
Currency balance* 4.A'8,J07
Co 0 exciuuiit* 7,97m,4s0
Uoid balance* i.aww,o.w
A special despatch to an evening contemporary
itates that there ta in tuu Ireamry, luciuim*
money lu tlie roacrvj vaulta, between $.1ft,ooo,ooo
>nd $40,000,000. A part i?f 11119 amount la done up
In aeuiad packages whioa U<tve net been opened
lor years. Tito am<mnt of tcold coin m the treas
ury wilt not exceed $2,0o0,00u, tne 011U ol coin
being in tiio Huo-lreasurer's ufflce In Naw York.
THK MO MKT MARKBT.
U <ney was aimer to-lay un oali loans at 3 per
cent. This cUaaue is due to causes already tat
fortii?to wit, 1 be disquietude of tnu London mar
ket aud the possibility ti.at tne flbancia< disturb
ance 111 England uiay eveuiua Ir re,ion our own
snore*, t-oreigu exchange closed up steady at
187 a 4.H7X for bankers' ou nays' sterling aud 4.&0
a 4 ?o>i ior dem >no. on* of tno prima drapers
to-day sold uncut ?100,000 sterling 60 da) a* bills at
4.8*X. lees 1-10. There Is a close scrulty or sec
ond class bills In consequent* o( tur continued
lallures at London.
THK OilTED STATU* TREASURY.
Tlio foilo t iua ur.' rtpurieii 110.n Wu^ninaton as
tii?i Treasury fcalunc**:?Oorrnuoy. nj.uto.
com, $77,090,000; less cola certificates, $20,500,000.
The Assistant Treasurer paid oat 10-day $8,000 on
account of interest and $29?,000 in redemption of
live-twenty bonds. The Comptroller of the Cur
rency to-day uuiborized the Fourth National Hank
of Huston, with a capital of $200,003, to commence
business. The lollowing customs receipts for ti>e
week ending June 12 are reportedNew York,
$1,334,729; Boston, $254,380; Philadelphia, $160,508;
Baltimore, $108,074; New Orleans (week uncling
June 5), $25,000.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds were strong and In demand
at full prices. The foreign baukers pic-ed up
about $200,0 10 18t>4'3, the first movement In tins
issue ol uny consequeuce for s'jme months pant.
Tliey were also buyors of 1881's, new lives, lSOS'a.
1807 s and ten-forties. There was a good homo
investment demand for registered bonds gen
erally United States currency slxe*. 122.%' a
122%; do. ao., 1881, registered, 121 a 121 %; do.
do., do., coupon, 1201; a 120%; do. five-twenties,
1862, registered, 118%; do. do., do., coupon. 118?? a
118%; do. do. 1864, registered, 118% a 119; do.
do., do., coupon, 119% a 119%; do. do., 1805, regis
tered, 121% a 122; do. do , do., coupon, 122% a
123; do. do., do., new, registered, 120% a 121%;
do., do., do., do., coupon, 121% a 124%: do. do.,
1867, registered, 121 >4 u 121 ; do. do., do., coupon,
125% a 125% ; co. do., 1668, registered, 121% a 121 %;
do., do., do., coupon, 125 a 126>4'; do. tin-forties,
registered, 118% a 118%; no. do., coupon, 119% a
119%; do. lives, 1881, registered, 117% a 118% ; do.
do., do., coupon, 118% a 118%. '
INVESTMENT SHARES.
The following show- the quotations at the Board
for investment shares:?
Bid. Asked.
Illinois Central 101 102
Cleveland und Pittsburg, uid.... 89% 90%
Cievebmd, Col., Cin. and Ind'a... 51% 53
1'itts.. Ft. Wayne and Clilc., gtd. 9y ?
Del., Lack, and Western 118% 118%
Chicago and Alton 101% 103
Chicago aud Alton preierred.... 100 108
Chic., Burlington and liuincy.... 113 115
iMorns und i;s?ex 99% 100
N. V., New Haven and Hartford. 140 142
Albany and Susquehanna 100 ?
Delaware and Hudson Canal.... 119% 120%
Pennsylvania Coal 205 ?
THE FOltKIUN MAK&ET.
The Bauk of England directors, at tnelr regular
weekly meeting to-day, did not alter the rate of
discount, which continues at 3% per cent, dis
counts in the open market being quoted at 3%
percontand money at the stock Exchange at 3
to 3% per cent on government securities. Con
sols were weaker at tho opening, but became
steadier on the favorable bank return, which
snows a gain of ?912,000 sterling for the week and
?139,000 to-day. Tne proportion of reserve to
liabilities is 46% per cent, against 40% last week,
the unemployed note-; in the bank amounting to
?11,618,245. Tne specie in the Bank of France has
Increased 2,024,0001. during the paat week. Rentes,
54f. 20c. Tlie following are four o'clock quota
tions:?Consols lor money, 92% a 92%; do. lor
aceouut, 92%a 93; five-twenty bonds ol 1867, 106%
a 100%; 1805 bonds, 103% ; tcu-lorty bonds. 101 % a
a 104%; new fives, 103% a 103%; Erie, 14%. Con
sols are dearer on a favorable bank return.
RAILWAY BONDS.
Railroad bonds were quiet. There was an ad
vance of 1% in New Jersey Central convertibles, %
In Union Pacific sinking funds, % in Uuion Pacific
firsts and Erie thirds and New York Central sixes
of 1883, and % in Cleveland and Pittsburg consol
idated sinking lunds. There was a decline of %
in Harlem firsts aud Pacific Railroad ol Missouri
first*. Toledo and Wabash firsts (St. Louis di
vision) were down 1 per cent. U miscellan
eous bonds Western Union Telegraph sevens sold
at 100%, a decline of %. The late deallugs were
quiet and firm. Union Pacific firsts sold at 104%
a 104%. Hariem firsts at 110%, New York Central
registered first* at 116, Rock Island sevens at
110 and Western Pacific* at 97%. Union Paciflo
sinking tnnda were strong at 94% a 04%, with a
goou demand.
MEMORANDUM.
Despatches from Philadelphia report stocks ir
regular. We qnote as follows:?Pennsylvania
sixes, third issue, 112%; Reading Railroad, 63% 5
gold, 117%; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, 20%
a 20%; Pennsylvania Railroad, 50% a 60%.
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liW do b3
700 110 74
101 Chi A N W KB.. .b 0 26*i
21)0 do 16J4
2)0 do
OOOClll k ti I llR..ban! 101
100 s3 101(<
IdO Mil k St 1* BB ..bo SljfJ
20) Uo 31 }m
800 do 31^
100 do slO 31 ?t
40' 31^
200Tol iW 11U bo 7
10) do 7 a
10 Clil A Alt Bit.. ..be 10'if,
200 Uhlo A M UK... b e M'j
100 do b3 23),
200 do 23'i
loo Pao liiiol Mo...b e 4.-S.!,
100 do 48
48 H
4oJ*
iy.?
I4g
14>i
$3000) Bar Ut, e.
14000 do ..." 110^ 2400
looslis jUi A 1'acTel.. va1. 2110
400 ao 43 23 50J
200 do 2i
310 West Uu Tel 7M
400 do..........., 75?j
20 J do 75?
300 do 75 y,
290.) 75 V.
20 Miell Ceil RR 66
600 Pac Mail SS. 82?
2ll0 <10 83 1 ?
300 do I2ii
300 Chi A It 1 lilt. s3 1 I',
20-1 do 101 ?
100 Erie a it 16 V.
7? 0 do 16 %
400 do 16*4
800 do 16>i
401 Urn Pac It It Tiy,
25JO L a A M s KB 02i4
S3 62 10J St L.1 M A S It..be
bJ 62U 2JO u.? l aeul..
... 62 50 do
... 61Ji 23 Mor A lis KB....D c 10
?>:30 TU 3 P. M.
b3 U0f; 10) ills i, S A M ^ BB. 1-3 62!.,'
do.
uo S3
do
DUO do
ISO) do
2J0Chi A N W KB. ..
200 do.....' S10
li do
200 do
62!,'
62
6.'
UIJi
6I*J
36),
SbJ,
3H;1-,
86S-4
36'?
1 11 do 36 V
300 Mil <* st P H It 3i>,
200 Tol k Wab Rlt 7
101 uo 6Pi
100 Hail A St Jo KB... 22
5i.O 'UiioA Miss 11K..k3
100 do blO 2t^'
?00 do s3 13
lOJSt I, A Kan Cpf... 2d
loO All A Pac pf 14&
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
COTTON ON TUB SPOT DULL?EUTUBES 3-1 Gc.
liETTEB?FLOL'E Dl^LL AND UNCHANGED?
WHEAT QUIXT?COBN QUIET?OAT3 STEAD V
BYE NOMINAL?BABLEY QUIET AND UN
CHANGED?BABLEY MALT NEGLECTED AND
NOMINAL?PGBK QUIET AND EASIEB?LABD
QUIET BUT TIBMEB?PETBOLEUM DULL AND
EASIEB NAVAL STOBXS QUIET AND FIRM
GBOCEBI2S QUlirr AND STEAD Y?HIDES MOD
EBATELY ACTIVE?LEATHEB QUIET?OILS
QUIET?WHISKEY STEADY?VBEIOHTS QUIET
HEMP AND JUTE QUIET?GUNNIES QUIET.
'Ihitbsday, June 17?0 P. M.
Irregularity was still tue most conspicuous
feature or the merchandise markets, and prices
were fluctuating and generally lower. Ou
'Change flour was dull. Wheat was dull and lower
under uniavorabie news irom the West, and
prices were decidedly lower. Corn was quiet and
the turn easier. Oats steady. Wulskey was steady.
Provisions unsettled and generally lower. Cotton
on the spot was dull and futures were irregular,
closing at 3-loc. advance. Petroleum was dull
and easier. Naval stores were quiet and flrcu.
Hides were moderately active. Leather was quiet Oils
were quiet. Hump aad Jute were also quiet. Gunnies
were infective. Groceries were quiet
CorrcK.?The market for Hlo and other kinds was
strong, but quiet Messrs. Wait, Creigntou * Morrison
mm op thus:?Stock ot Bio in first hand* in New York
34.WO bags: stock in Baltimore, 6,891 do.; Galveston'
4,000do; Mavannah, 4000 do.: MobUe, .New Orleans aud
Boston, 14,81J ao. i afloat aud loading for New York,
19.&J0 do.; afloat and loading lor other ports in the
tinted hUtw, 2Z5oo do. Total itook and supplias for ail
ports of the United Status, lOi. 181 bags. Stock of other
Kinds in first nanus only?Java, government bus, 40J;
do. grass mats, S5.8W: Singapore, grsss mats,'
4 0JJ; Maraoalbo. ft 37 4 bags; Laguayra. 1,867
do ; Porto Bioo, 2,111 da: costa Kiea. 8,/Si do. i
Manila, 104 do. | Angostura, 2&J do.; HavauiUa, i,31? do.
Total stock (other than Rio), 21.1U7 bags, and 34.898 mats
Java In tlrst hands, and 4,0 0 mats Singapore. We
quote :?Ordiuary_ cargoes, I6e. a lfl^c.. ....
Hie ; good do., i7J^c. a 19c.; prime do 18>> &
*!? extreme ranga for lots. 14c. a IVkc i noij
00 or*) days, Java. government bags. 24c a 25c.:uo'
gra?i mats. 25c. a 2tlc.: Singapore. ao.V 21^ a 23<r CaV
Ion, l<c. a Jikc ; MaraeaiLo. 21c. a 23c.: l-nsuavrl
J*}!* ? ' A*ola)5*' a ia>i.e,; st Domingo. l/^c'
a i70., Porto Klco. Isc a iv?<c.: Costa Kica. 17c. a .otto ?
? 50, ? *0c.; Angostura, lac. a2iuc.: Savaunii'
M>c a2.c ; curacoa. lie. a 18>4o. MU",
Cotton.?The market tor iiiot cotton wsi dull and
somewhat heavy, without, however, any quotable
value*, inu more lavoraole advices Iron"
Liverpool led to some inquiries from exporters wiio Ma
with caution. however, and subsequently withdrew tu
consequence ul later luioriuation continuing the reports
kil* PW" J,ry.l?w ?P'?ners were in the mar
Set on the strengt.i of the better nature of the des
patches Irom tho Liverpool market tuturas opened with
aJVanciug tendency, which caused some disposition
on the pari oi the shorts to cover, and an ad
vatic# or ?<c. pur lb. was established on the early
sales, this advauce was aabeeiiuouily lost, however
the market oeiug evidently nredlsp. ?ad to weakness In
couM'queiice of reports of lurther (allures in London
but there was afterward a movement, apparently con
certed, whicn nearly restored tho ajvance ol the morn'
ing. 1 he latest private cable* Irom Liverpool noted an
easier i*ark#t as the result of two new Loudon suspen
sions. futures at the extreme close were again easier
iu tone. I'he following quotations denote an ad
Vance of about 3-32 hi luiures and no change in
M?t* W# quol#i-Junc, lll a^c. a lil-lflc.; July, 14 l-l?c.
* 153-ioc. a 11 7-J^c.: September, 15 i-xtc.
a ?5, ,c.; October. U4.c. a is 2j sfc.; November, llSc a
Oe?0?"'?r- "*sc a 14 21-3'lr.; January, 14
a 141i-14o: rebruary. lie a 1>1 32c.. March, 15 T^J- ?
15 ?C.; pril. 15 13-3JC. a 15>ic.; May. 15??c. a iji:c.
Quotations based on standard ot clnViflcHtoU
in force September I, 1S74, and on uolaml cotton ii
store running tu nualitv not ui. re than ualf a sride
#lov? or below the grade quoted:?ordinary Lifce ?
ordinary, UJfc.5 strict food erdinarj. liXc.. low
middling, 15Ho.; middluiB. I5\c.j good tniJdliiu.
Vuotatious baaed on American standard of ciasaitioa
lion: ? ? *
Up'(Ut4t. AlaoJin*. jr. Orttam. Ti-a>
ordinary u)? u>. liit i"r'
Good ordltiary'. 14', 14!. 14C iJl'
Low middling .... MjJ J5 lit: {I;*
Middling 14'* 15fc
Good iniddl.ng lit? iig ,"0 |S?
Middling lair tu Itip. L* ,>
?"'air UjJ 17 i;5 i7N
?the sates were i? *
Export
Consumption 8V ci 171
?peculation M _
fetals TH
-for future uellvery (basis low middiiniri the sales li av.
be*!1.t,Jollo.,T":~Vo*tertlaJr alter two >. M.?Jui?
fia!fiJfc-l.,JU ,V,,l4l l<i0' 800 at Ue.: AiiiUl,"'oil ai
16 5-i^c., JUJ at i5tfC . 2,..UO at 15 -3.C.. 5-0 at i5 i-lu.- ?
September, tloo at |5 i.Sbo st I8c.. WOst 14 31 S u '
1 ciober. 1,10^ at 14 ll-lffc., at U .i 32.-, ; Dec#ml^r
at 14 ?-i?c.. 50j at It l?io ; loo at 14 n-lt* ; Jauuarf'
at 14 -J .i.'c , <00 at It II lUv, 1.000 at 14 2I-3.C V ,1 , n'
2U) at iSo-alo., luO at i-H0. 1<W at 15 1-llki ? vorn"
w. at li >I<C.; May, at 13 iVigc lota^
14.,UO bales. To-day up to two P. M -July \ tJ'i
?t '* 101 at 1J 1 Sc., gnu at Ij I lie
?M0 at 14 I.3.C.. #(*> at Isn. (KIO at 15 1-lSc. ; A ugust, 2,luu at
15 1 -32c.. I too at I j 4-Inc.. :<*) ai 1 j i-Ji'o.. V -0 ut 1 ke nai
at 155- 2c , 1,701 at IMf?., lujat 15M<c.. iwat l#?c^)W?
i i *! ? "epteuiber, sjw at i6 j-sJc ,VJ0
at I5o., 2^0 at 14 1-S^c.. 2tJO at 15 l-J.c., 100 at lil-ie ",7?.
.'?r,,'', V 1.50U at Ull-ltlc . S.10 ai 14 2i:3 o
Jill1 ? ?Nove?'ber. All at 14 V-lii, u?j at 14 iU-aic .00
li>?c.; Drcemoer, ,01 at 14 2i-3?c , IV at 14?ic 00 at is
V-luc.? Lju *' ii lit-SJc., 'JPjO at 14?|C. { JfiiiuAry tiuo at 14
iM6c. au/at 14 il.|fc., ?Unary, Iw at l?W:,2i7MSrcU
100 at 15 i iSe. iotai. 24, (OOoale?. orand total, 4l.guub.i,e?'
ihe receipts at m? i.oru were as ioiiow?i-ualvu?u.n'
21 oaies: Jew Orleans. Mobile. 0; Savauiiac i s ?
C'har.estou. l?; Wilmington. It J; Noriota, 4U1 ' New
\ora, yjo; Hoiioii. 2i iotai, i.jta ihu dav
last wee*. I,4i2. inn day las jear. 1,404. Total siure
epfeinber I, Ali?.7,s bales, t.'oiton ireigiifs closed aa
lollowi:?To Havre, by staam. He. lo iUmou^ Sr
Kteain, ><c.. cotupretwd ?o Ureioen. by sieaui
compressed. To Liverpool, by steam, 11-jau. ; 6y Mii]
tLoca s.iD Ghaiw.?neo#lpu-Hour, uu?3 hhi. .
wncat, 308 471 bushels; corn, H7.5HO do.: oats wtoi!d? !
barley mail. 3,0^5do. Ihe Hour msrket conUanM duii
and prloes favored the buyer, tuougli no positive duciiiie
was nuoted ine su:es were lO.Ooo bbls. ity# Hour
in isu'demand. Corn mea. wasouiji. W? uuotu ?u??
ot 15) bbls. and 210 bass at ?4 40 i $l 50 tor Brand\ win .
lor Western yellow, |,.i 80 a $4 24; lor Jersey and i euii*
sylvania vel.ow, S. rj> a *i I5j coarse, ti c,g; tjUe ?iit, d
?i tfj; bolted re.low. gi /4; boiled wiutc, SI sa per Ijj
ios. Jursjy ?aus#t.-Coarse. Iifioaglwi. line yeiiow
$i 7) u ?1 U and tluo wnlta, SI So t|(l periwibl:
wequutei ?
>o. 2 ntaie It 23 a II 6j
superfine fate J i 4 2j
Kxira S.ate 4 M a u u
C/JiUKll tee se es . eeta*?e##e eeees ee?e#s #. es . ee O 'Jj A t> 75
nup?rUue H entern. 4 u . * ? yj
J';xir* western 4 ?o * 5 Jj
31 innesots. ,,..,,., n g3 a t> 25
Itouud hoop Ohio, shipping brands 4 8J a 4
Uound hooi) Ohio, trade brands 5 60 a 0 t>J
* a only ? 00 a 7 uo
nu Louis, low extra "... >. ? 5 ;l
tt. Louis, strum 111 extra ft 74 a B it
*t. Louts, cuoicu double extra tf 5o e 7 01
?>r. i.oti... o io.ee failing oj,|| y
?y* Hoar, una io '?uitarlins 4 oj a 4 So
,.J..1U. ,. ?o i lib, ?
Southern, eunerflno t 5? a &?>
boutheru. extra f" 8 78
Southern. family . u.
Com ineal, Western Jf. " ? 7(J
uorn men 1. ?i a 4 6j
Corn meal. Kraiidywlne "J . _
Coin meal, nuncheoua. ..... ,. ????JVJcloalna
?Wheat waa dul. unsettled and lully 2c. lowe ,ciMin?
quiu.. The salea (ia>t evonlngi were ?bouHi:w,uw my"
eia at $1 U u $1 Ift lor So. i OnlC tgo. ?l lu a $i W lor *11
waukee, tl lu lor ,lo., Juno delivery; $1 S ?'J*-1%'?
#lj?Iorre.l wint.-r and *117 b>r .No. 2 M'""""I?;?
market ult>nlu^ ut nnout {1U a $111 'or t hiJ*Jf" '
tl 16 u ?i 10>.; tor Milwaukee. I'orit wa* Uj talr requeai
i.ui lower, wuli salea ol iiud.0 buahela at 8j5:,c. a OJC- ior
?'atoamer," in store and afloat, aw. a ?.c. lor a?li
were sto.idv, wuli sale*. oi SU.UM bushels i-t wc. jor
Chicago. mixed; itfV 'or llanada. afloat; 7'fc a 'j?
wblie. live waa nominal at#'c. u #1. Hurley ***
1,1,1 unchan-ed . ariey malt uigiee.ed an.i uouiinal.
Ui'Mmu- Hie market wan quiet and pr.c ? wurc ??
changed. We quia- :-Doioe-.,ic cloth,
liiiiu i,'ore. 13c.; Calcutta, U**c. a luc.; baga, 1- >w*
12|ti?|. im Jura.?Tlie market lor lu mp w?.
ami pr.cea were unchange .. J tile bu.ts werejuo.e , ?a
mil ni l. i'- '.V I' ndoie American, dresced. ?er ton. t- u
L 4"S. lor aoublu; $MUa $.;i.> lor single; Manila hemp.
8e. a avie . ?o"d. per lb., tie .alter i..r choice; Ku*t.
clean h?JJ5 .i S->>. told: lt?lian. $2ti5, gold. Iul - ?
a 5>?c'. Jute butu quoted at 2J,c. a 2 U-lic., curreu ?/.
filial Imuiu. J?c.. golu. 0?iivi. We note
MIOKK.-. lie mark, l waa moderately acllv, ?i uiw
Orinoco 2! lbs. a ^3 lbs., 2lc. a 2iv,c. Ottlltoriiia .?
lbs. a .5 It..., -lc ; ^'?rftl America". 13
M lbs. a 23 lbs., lie. a ISc.; 1'iiylu. ?1 Oi. a ? lbi. m..
Sisal. 2J Hi*, a .2 Iba , 15c. . Campeacliy. ^ lb?- a 2- Ibi..
17c.: iobiuco. 20 lb*, u 21 Ibd.. 16c., j?olu. MilLCteu.
LEATiiKU.-lIeiMlocIc -ole was in uood ^.^^|leftan^or2
market wa? quiet Crou was inactive auU price?
without change. We nuoLu :? flfn|f.?i. _
I.lght
wssEgji^,;?^ -"t-. $? :S.
?Crop.?diauifuier?Light bacm, ?*<:? ?.
l>aci?, 30'ic. a 3S:-.: light crop. 3?. a JJc.. niWdje crou.
31c. a 3i>o.; heavy crop, 34c. a cflc. 1?M?U?M,crop^
31c. a .-Uc.: und'iM and over crop, 3ft: * 3!.culue/ u,.
hemlock,27c. aide.: rough oak, 2S/J. a J^c.. belues. ?
" i'ia***a?Tlie market waa oulet, with saloa of 6,UU0
^MoLi'isi'^?lh'i^'marketr':'mtl"ucd quiet and un
chanliuJ atock? uS! ceu.niugalaucl iuU^c?v?,
inuacovado in UniiiK). grocery. 3.U98 hh>l?.. rorto wit-o,
i.'.Ul do.: l-.ngli*" I.-land.. 9j7do,; >ew urleailti, ,^3d0b
We .|Uote:-i;uba ceiiiriiu?al and mixed, A)c. a 33c.. ?,
clavid, ..4c. a..Sc.', do., muscovado, reUoing. 86-' a .toe.,
do.. ,io.. grocery, :i"c. a lie.; 1 orto Kico, 86c. a jS- , Lug
ii4ii i-iiin u aac. a 46c.: >ew orlcaim. U>c. a 7ac.
? aval momm.?Tuo market ior spirits turpentine was
qu et wi h aaKa of 1W l^ls. at 32c. and loO pul?. .No w
\ ork ut 3li' Kosm waa llrm. I licaaiei were :*W bb ?.
pale ut to .0 u 8 ? 7"> uiU 17.WO UI.ls sti'anicM hol.l lU U o
littrtt two davs at it 7oa$l&d tor New lorx atici >vn
uilnutuu; Charleston, on priva.e turins. f?f
Willi a lair jobbing trade. vw\'l,''v "., .
line, ?lHc- a ? Sc. Str.ilue.'. rosiil, S .5 a ?1 BO. V\ liming
t..u uir m2 ^7'., WaalllligioU difc. i- 1 Hon
Alter 'Change the sales were aJ bbl?. spin" tur pen line
itralncu at'?I H T" bblt"''palo at #1 a $ J id and 2d bbla.
s^=r?ron^
t?iL8.? i.ard was dull nnd unseulcu. ^leufta^e 11 wii.
moderately active. Crude wuai? wu. guiei ,ll,^ P.rl^ua.
were without change, i rude ?pei n ? as dull and
M.UIeil t ultolisoed was timet. l.lu-en. wa* uuii ana
uu.'liauged. We uuote:-t?live. Mma.'ilh-s. tiuaiu. ?1
a $? lu; do., in eaaaa, ?1 1;- a >i 2d; pala. a* ? ? 1 ?
teed, eiiv (casks an 1 obi.-), 04 ? u t6... wiia t. ciu t
.Nortiiern. (He. a ii?. do. do., ^outlieri . Wc. a ?X.._ . ..
unbleached wlu,?r, 7;>c. a <3c.: do . bleached will cr. 7M.
U 77c ? iio.. bli-uclied spniuf. 70o. a Uc. , uo.. unoieao tea
snrtiiir ps'l*. a 7l)c.; si?eriu, crude, $1 to; oo.. wiuier, un
tiu-acti'd 'il ^4; do do. oleaclied $ii;oo.. btoached.
spring SI '.i; ' O., uiinleached. apnng, ?1 UU; meuoaden.
.,iund 3i"c a HSc.; mr I, prime winter, #1 M; uti, spring
and Minuier, 8104 a 9116; red. W cat. ru distilled lelaine/,
i,5- ? do aaoouilled, 7lc. it 75c.i cottonseed, crude, 5(k.. *
Coc.'do^\*ouuioru yellow tOc. a 7Uc ; do yeiiow aud
while wimer, 7dc. a 75c.; neaiatoot ^tkv a $1 30, ??"*.
41c.; stralta, 13 .; natural lubricating, a JU graMiy,
2^'?ttT^LKCM.-lho market was dull and easier Crude
in buik was .iuoted aili\.c. lor prompt and inontn. 11,4c.
oi- Juw- do?" hb " ? '-or "ruin''t ttl,J mo.u.t1"; 9>*?i
lor Juiv; reilucd ilanaard white, i-",c. a lJ,y. or
prompt aim month, 12>ic. tor July 1. ; '^. ^ha ^ic.Jor
prompt and month. 'VaA"/ii^. mr^'roinot
h. liainro? ^'e note salfioi bbts. ?elined
?j (I u LbU do at >2 V'.? S,tU0 LdIj?- *0 ?1 ac t hiiadel
Kf:?;
gwift r,
r ?o. i*nitpii si ll? a si IS. hhlpmen.a. SI 37>^ a f 1 iu.
t'p 2", ap^jp
bZitfWX *AeeiJ hima^^^^ii'good demand
and the market wa? ijuiet at $17 a $19 lor Woatern.
?ieel ?asiuactive. We uuot.
a,?v?e;vr?a ludU AS ? *?' W $Sfi
tit> extra inula ? .)P ? i hoffs were auoteJ at lc.
lu,eor1 ?itv* Hacon waa duU at'li.^c. tor long
i ! m??i? were Quiet. We uoto sales
of?" 10 tierces Western p&kled hanis
Lbs??.w?ws^r.'3.vi..,is
ih.iniuara at #KC , SwdO- do ai inc.. ,5J Uercej Weaierd
1,(1 tiAiM* wort' about 4.U0J tierces at li 3-ltc. a l3 7*loc.
fnr iSiil.t aS l" 3-loc ior July, 34 llorcea urtme city at
12*;o. W u.rces new lard at 12j?o ; WuaU.ru aieam
WH'.cr-?f..am?rt?t w?. <jul*t. but pncimrj'
??a'' ^Wiw. 77<V9S fc.- on chfSJ:
Itf' , Louisiana. J)4o. a T^c. lor fair to prime,
^ssrK?srtr. tsr. iMursBfcfi'tii
bond. $2 '5 ^LJst for rtw waa quiet and the quota*
"4'iK'^VmVi^fuiar^tTli'
P*r lu' Uhdt. Boats*. Jiaya Mtiada.
Stock (aeoertalnort by
count. it,181 lO'.SIS T.3S9
aSXol &0? jSnVi"W d.413 47.437 2.^
167.St!7 4?.7U9 1M.2I# 10.317
.ale?uno'e June 1 . ? ? ?....... sd,73t *** J?
Stock thi. day. JnM 17,1875.141.133 |UM IWil lO^dJl
Comparing with .took Ji?etoei# m3U i,Sl3
CTP187l'il*' W}^..'i.OC!L.J-aU'??.W 53.8W ?1.(M? 8,841
Comparing with a.ock Juu* ^ ^ M 3l? M 8W a,c70
-We otwie^Cuba-iuflning, n.lerior to coiumou
-we uuyto. iftir t(j gooa lu4ri B)<c- M
l%c. i do., ?ooJ to prime, 8*c. . S^c.: grocery. '*? to
2<5o i. ?He. a b*o ; tio., prune to cho oe, 8 <c. a gft.t cen
trtitiifji tih;ls. AU-1 boles, aos. to 1^, l}w- ^?e?, mo*
la!?.-K*% lliids. and boxes. ~c * ' melado. ?>0. a ^4^ ?
ciayed ookos. Duteli atandard, .no?. 7 '?A ,5y
do 10 loia 8Mc a S)iC . do.. U to 15, J a V?c S do.. W to
U MrtTa ioSq ; do. IK to 2d. 10 ic. a leHc.t do., white,
9?'? ' a lOfe? l'ort" hloo?Hefluiug, common to prime,
ti^c' a Sf.c i irrocerv. lair to choice, 8Hc. a Oe.
bu'ih ftandard?Noe. 9 to 11. 7hc. a ftc. Java-Uutcn
standard. Sos. id to li. S>?c. a Vu. ^Mauila?."perlor and
e^'ra ?uuerlor. 7HC- " "o* ? standard A, lOHC. i do.
I?uahed ll*?c ; powdurod, il}<c. a lllaO.; grauulal*. ,
1o54c. ; yelluwr. Sc a 8c. . extra C. i?Vc. a V^c., cut lo.l,
"%'oigi wai quiet and unchanged. WeaWru wa?
QU,uAl;'tow ^as'e^yf 'wuh ?iSS'?C loj.ooo lbs. prime city
??^,-W:Dno6in^ ffy^.on of 2.477 ha.rch..l.
?ound !???, including 8)7 h-lf cheat. Moyuoea alSIc a
t?c.. 491 do. 1'iM^u. vM at ..?'??? a i k... 4 ?
l&c u a:ut?e.. ano SI J do. Japans at i?,aC. a 4oe. .
NN'aiSKBf.?Heceipta, 412 bbls. ibe market was s.eai y%
WlV?*'.?ra.-^ebl???'ei'?. quiet .or boUi oil and
iiraln MeiiTlits. * he enwageuieuU ?cre;-To UWW
bv .team, 8 JdO bushela corn at 7d.; to London, by ?j11.
a fin j i ushols aratu at ?id.; to Ulswow, by si?am. 10,<AW
h.i.h?ia Brain at 7?d. per busiiel. .he charters were as
?. n..wa -All .u'u'inn Sara.- heuce to Cork tor orders,
wuli 3.:>uu quart?ra grain H 8a
'ttl ,Ufeflncd^troleui.'^
d ? ,i .tua.?ian Jark, t'rniii I'lillaoelpnla lo Croii.taut, with
a.jii tibia, do do., at 4s. (i I. ; an American bark, of !? 8
tona rciimer. henoe lo the w. at coast ol ^ouih Ainerica,
with a..'iera1 cargo, iiu private terms; a Urltiah bark, of
Ikjo ions register, troiu Ken.acola to the United Kingdom,
wil !i "u ui be r. a 11: an American bark. <d 314 toni regia-.
tor iro.n 1'hiladeiphla to the Adriatic, with a i
reflne 1 oil in bbl?. and case?. on private terms; a Britlih
liru irotn Wiitnitwon to a airect port in th'
Kingdom or Co.ituient. witn i.MP bbis. spiriu. at fc- *??.
T., r..,?i io*tiacho'iner, ot ill tona register, henco 10 t o
runril with iroin 8.1XW lo 9 0JU oa*?a rotlned petroleum at
5ii perTai; an liail.n b*rk. hence to Hamburg, wl.h
4,UlO [it) s. rosin, at 2a. lu^d. per bbl.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
On.rKiTox, June 17, 1379.
Cotton nominal; middling. U^c.; low middling,
lS'^c ; gou.i ordinary I3?. Not receipt* yl ball-*. Ex
port* cuattwlae, til. bale*. 138. -took, IS,111.
New oiii.nSii, June 17. 1373
Cotton quet; middling. 13'- ?'??< rucoi|i.a, ,VJ buea;
arum, ill. Kxport*? i<> me t'ontineut, U..U; rujunnu.
4.1. atfiaa. I,iOU. stock, 13,5i7.
Momlk, Juno 17. 1:7V
Cotton unchanged; middling, i4Kc. Nat receipt*. A
bile*. ii*port? cca*t?y|*?, Mi. i?aie?. 2UU. sloe*.
SxVAX.SAH, June 17, 187a.
Cotton dull; mlddlittg. ISc. Mat i-eeeijH*, 18 balsa.
Kxport* ouu*twi?a 7V. naUa. SB. mock, #.7tf?.
CilJtHLKaioM. J una 17, 1375.
Cotton quiet: middling, l.'c. Net receipt*. HJ baie*.
Kxpoi t* ci ai.wlia, i4<i .*aiaa, 100. stock 7.ill.
W iLMHuTo.v. N. C., J una 17, 1673.
Spirit* turpantine flrtn At 3 >**?'? t'oiln tlrui at ?1 *7^
for * ralneo. < rud? turpentine ateady at Si 40 lor hard,
34 1U for vailow oip 4U i }J Vi tor virgin Jar *teajy at
? 1 7a
Osvrsi.o, June 17, 1S7A.
Flour itoadv and unchanged: tik* ot 1.3U0 bbl*. Wheat
ouiat; No. 1 Mh wuu'u'c ctub. (I 18; exira white lllclii
i<mi. ?1 33. ( urn dull; eaiua ol two iar? No. 4 lliinoi*
atMc ; lutlt mixed ioioJo held at 83c. Corn meat. $.i3
lor uoital, i.l lor uiibolivo pur too. Millteed tieauy:
m.orta. <40: tiupitulTs ?44. middling* 3-7 for ton. Canal
ireWUia?Wheat, 6*c.; cori. und rye. hi ; outs, Skc. to
i\?v? \ork . lumber &J 4U to tiie Hudson. Lake receipts?
i.lii.bix) leet of i!iui:>or .-hipinoits-8.40.1 buiiicl* rjas
68 .0.J.I toei ot ium or.
HurtiLo, Juno 17, 1<479..
lUceipt* by lake?Flour, 3 TM bnia ; whoat. i:t .noo
liuahula; cor.i, Oi.oO do.. oati. 3.un do. , tceipts by
raliro.iUJ?Flour. 3.4 o bula ; wheat. w.0>l. baahelt; corn,
Iu>iu do.; oat* li.uuudo. Mi<p.mim i.y raiinad- ?Flour,
8.IM) bbl*.; i.he.ii, 14,no buslioi*; corn. ?ft.iMI do ; o il*,
z.?,001 do. . lupinenis by tan<ti 10 it lewate. ? wheat,
13i.'JOO buahels, colli, IU.Oju tin. to interior point* ?
t> lii ai, 3 uiAJ buslieia. l amtl frotgh t.? unchnugud, r iour
<]uiai *ale* oi oo.. bbla. at mi :haiigaii rate wheatoun:
a.irine 4c. a He lover ?ule ot Jl.OOfl i>u*ii? a tirien uav
on priva.e turn)*; No 4i ui:-igo oifore.i at SI <;?, to ar
rive; ,>o. 4 Wiiwauieo, (1 '.1 In atore. Corn dull an I
uiiMtt ed; aaia nl ii),,*jo bua.iel* aainple, ai 73c.; aar lot*
No. iat7u>iu. Out* nuiut iittJ a.ni vr; atile oi l'),t>0J
btiiBul* >o i Wer.orii hi iMjc. i.ye mid barlay?.?ona
lier,*. e.:ds dull, fork ano lard quiet and unchanged.
Htilnylnej uo.niually 10.
! oi.sdo, J line 17. 1873.
Kiour quiet and unctiaug.' I. Witjat uuil and io<vor;
So. i wluio ttnbanh. ?.l a. >o 1 ?nua Micliuan, bl tl.
auibor Mic iifau, ai J , Ju.?. and Au.uat. ?l to. i
re l. Si ?>'? ixi. 3 uii $. .J C?ni ?.ii i iln I a *h.< lj
,i*?r i hi*ii ii?i*e I. 0 *.i . ? How. /.?. . . Mi.jft lur*. ;
low mixed, 79c. i yellow, rec.t bo (rad?. TlKo i dam
aged, doc. Oats <iuiet ml weak: No. 2 ana Michigan,
Air.; white, tfjtt. Freights more active; curu
wheat to Buffalo. 2*41' a '*He- Receipts?Wheat, 17.0 ?J
bushels; corn, 21) UMiio ; oats, 4,000 do. Shlpmonis ?Flour,
ii.000 bbU., wheal. HUM bushels; corn. lu.wjuuo.: oats,
5,'joO do.
CiiicaO), June 17. 1-75.
Hour dull an 1 nominal. Wheat buoyant, unsettled
an I at-rouKer: s" 1 "oring, $1 US; No. V8}{c., spot:
'.o'v.. July; 4>1 GOif, August; No. 8, '.'4c. u 84)6c.: rejected,
-4 Corn advanced ami In tair demand: No. 2 mixed,
mSfi. bid. spot; 7< >jC. bid. July; 72>ic. August; reject, d,
tiSe. a Oal* -leivlv; .No. 2, 539*0. a We., spot; 56>jC.
bid. Juh 41 a li V:, August. Kye (|Uiei and w-at ;
No. liflc. Uaney blgbor an.l in lair demand: No. -
spring. 91 5, spot; $i 07. September. Pork dull and un
M-itli'd; $lrf 70 a $18 7ft. spot: SSlrt (is a *l^ 70. Juh $:<w
MtlHUi. .vii'.-iist. I.aril quiet and weak, :ii *ls spot
$11''. j, Jul.V; # 116 a <13 17V August. Whiskey, $1 15.
ai Hi" aiti moon call "i (bo koom wheat vh- weak an i
lower: WV'., July: Wji:., August. Corn, io'y.. Juiv ;
Auimiki. '<a*U>. June: .'?i?4c.. July. Pork dull,
at ?1S6) u JI8IV), Juiv: #lrt s.',. August. Lard ?cat: uilii
easier. Receipts? (?lour, 8,000bbU ; wlie.iv .is.Uio bu.^h
il-: I'uril, do.; oats, 21,'JtW do.; barley, 1.0J i do.
Shipment* -Flour. 1.UU0 bbls. ; wb at. 57,000 bushels;
corn, A-S.OOO do.; oats, 140 "J Jo ; barley, 2,00.1 do.
PRINT CLOTHtf MARKET.
PitorivkNW. R. I.. June 17 1875.
Printing cloths quiet *ud steady at 6v?o. lor bust tits.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
Livbhi-ool Pkoduck Miltvir.?Liverpool, Jane 17?
Evening,? spirits turpentine ?sj>. peruwt.
Lokvon Prodlok MiutKi.-i.oNuoN. June 17?Even
luj,'.?spirits turpentine, ?-*. 3d. a 22s. 6,1. per owl
FINAICIALi.
* T REASONABLE RATBS?MONBY ON LIFB ANO
J. V Endowment insurance Policies, Moiuraces aul
other Securities. Insurauoa oi' all kinds effected with
bestcompanies. J. J. HAliRlCtl 4 (Jo , 117 Broadway.
A NY AMOUNT KKOM $1 UOO TO Wd,0J? TO LOAN
i\ oil Improved and unimproved Heal Estate in tula
city or Brooklyn, lor tcrvu of i ears, without bonus.
WU.LJ4.jd 'i LEAViTl'. 131 Broadway.
A r
^ co..
dra;v or ExcUau'wan A,nt*- A"trau*
01 tr"nsfera
Ar
Mook I'rivilegea, |
"<6>
at beat rate* in nui ket, on member! o! New York Stock.
hxetiauKe: operation^ made against approvod contracts
I or on moderate niaruma; orders promptly attended to
by mnli or wire; i.ook on Wall street sent iree.
TL'MBKlDOK a. CJ? No. 2 Wall street. New York.
Uautera and Brokers.
A ? NORTH bRN PACfFtO 7!!0 FIRST BOBTOAOK
^'\ ? Oold coupon lionds for sale to-day at 1?. Apply to
JOHN Hlc'KLl.Ml A Co., '.2 Uroadwuy. New York.
\ ?JOHN SICKLING & CO., BANKERS AND BRO
^V. .its, 7J llroalway. New Kor?.
Suick privileges oue lo two pi-r cent distance from
ma met orcers executed u>r ?>u><;ks and stock l*rlv
llei/es by mail and telegraph. Uolleuuons made and
tnniicv luveited. I'aruoa wishing to leara the operation
sluitld call or write tor i2 pai{e book,
fill-.N AND ItUOUa OK WALL 8TRKKT. |
&
ror Information uddress
J(;li.\ lili'ki.lNU A CO., 72 Broadway, New York.
A ?1-APSLKY 4 1IAZLKY, 74 BROADWAY.-jTOCK
A. l-UlVlLfcOfc" OS MKMBKRS OK TUB bTOOK
I- XCUANO li (NAMKS UlVhiN AT 1IMK OK PCIt
OHA.SK); NO 1'KlV1LK(/K KOR LKsS I HAN IU0
Ml AUKS; Ol'lt PRINCIPALS Oo NO! AOVBHTISK;
No COMTRAOTS IN OUlt NAXlh; PAMPUL.UT "HOW
MONKY IS LOST AND MADf, IN WALL STRKEr,"
MAILED I'REf, IO ANY AUDitESS.
? LBK.RT H. NICOLAY A CO.,
Stock Brokers an.l Auctioneers,
.so. 43 Pino street. New York.
All flr.st class municipal 7,8 and ID per ceut city,
county, state, town and railroad Bonds : citv railroad,
insurance, bank uuu Kaslight Stocks bought aud sold,
and dealt in bv us as a specialty years.
Any amount loaned on bond and mobtoaob
on prune Now York and Brooklyn Real estate;
Murwa^es cashed; no bonus, and lowest rates. Offices
11 l'mu street and 33 East seventeenth street
V. K. o'Ti".VKNSON, Jr.
Bond street savings bank, bond .strket
and lioivery.? New York, June ltl, l?7S.?Thirtieth
Dividend. The irusu'es liave directed that en aim alter
Monday, Julv 19. imerest at the rate of six per cent t er
annum i?e paid tu all depositors eutil.ed thereto. In
terest not withdrawn will be added to an i will uraw
interest as principal. By order HARRISON H aLL, Pres
ident ( . D. BAlLEY, Treasurer; J. P. COOPER, noc
cretarj-.?Deposits made on before July 10, date interest
trom July L
USINE8S PAPKR WANTED?
Kor cash.
Made by responsible
Merchants,
Mauuiacturfrs, 4c., 4c.
W. ll. Wf.hus, Banker, 178 Broadway.
Brooklyn city skven per cent bo*ds.
1 'BPAitrMK.sr or Fisakcb, i
CoMrraoLLin's orricc, Ci*r Hsll, .?
Bi.ooklyk, Juno 16, la7S '
Sealed proposals, indorsed "i ropotals for bonds," will
be received at this oiTlce until Monday. 28th liixt., at 12
o'clock m.. (or tue purchase >>f the wnole or auy part of
$fiU0.000
Brooklyn city seven per cent Bonds, payable three
years Irom date. 3. S. POWELL Coniptroller.
I always have money to loan on oood
New York city Mormases without bonus. Principals
desirint to BORROW Oit INVEST apply to
B. L URAN i,145 Broad way.
INVESTMENT OFTICK.43 BROADWAY, NEW YORK ?
First and Seoond MoriifaKus ou flrstclasstity Proper
tv, at low and carciu valuations, lot sale. JOHN B.
MURRAY, llauker. 53 Broadway.
JOHN !?. PIERCE. NO. S PINE STREET, LOANS
money wlthou' bonus on approved Heal Estate in
: New York. Urookivu and Westchester county; also pur
Chases Mortgages at lowest rates.
SHORT LOAN OK S 19,003 WANTEO-BY A KE8PON*.
?lblo eorporatinn, on active vessel property at this
port, worth elo),0'0. terms sailitactorv. John B. MUit
bay, Bauker, 03 Broadway.
U'A.N rED?424.000 ON flRsT M0R10 401C FOB S
1 vi jsais. at d per esnt psr annum, ou property worth
idj.ooj, bouusiaan A no. 1. Appiv at No. -ooaixth av.
B
COPART JfERSHlPS.
The undersioneo, al'bkrt c. hullkr, has
this day joined ui as a general partner, ana the
business will bo carried on under the lorrner sivie of t.
B. Nicol A Co., t:8J Broaatvay and No. 4(JreatJonea
street.
Xi* Yoax, June U, lsra.
krancxs b. njcol,
JAMh'S T. VAN RENMSELAER.
ALUbKT C. FULLBK,
composing the copartnership of K. M NICOL 4 CO
rnUE Co PARTNERS II IP HKRETOFOBB EXISiINO
1 between the undersigned, under tbe Arm name ot
E. I.udvigh 4 Co., Is this day dissolved by mutual uou
sent. K. LUOVIuII.
Dated June 17, 187ft. Mm*. C. C. COSTA.
dl'!HHK?8 OPPOKTUMITIKS.
? KARK CHANCE.?A PARTY RETIRING FROM
Vl business will Mil or rent a tlrst class Whiskey ami
.spirit Rectifying Establishment: . reticli column an I
apparatus complete: trade established. Parties with
capital on It need address A. It., box lid Herald Uptown
uranch office^
i -INTEREST IN A WKLL ESTABLISH KO CA>H
. V . business to u good business man, with SM.ftno 111
c:i-ii, partner retiring: capital can to trebled annually.
Ad lre?i i HrAlulSUbD HeralJ office.
ANY OEN1LK HAM WAN UNO A first class
business that will rarely pay him fl.UUO yeariv pro
tits lor nlsshare, ami having fl,uuu caili, can call lor
| lliOMAs, 1-2 i.ast Twenty-fourth street.
? N Al RUslNKSS MaN. THOROUGHLY ACQUAINT
. V od with American and l- uropean markets, terms,
languages. .tc., will return there In two weekt, and
would lite to liitroJnce American manufacture J arti
cles. novelties, Ac.; first cla?s references Ad Irets ?. r.,
box 150 Herald Uptown Uranch office.
I ? PART.MR WaKTCO-TO OPEN A POOL ROOM,
l\. wi h about #5)i. none bu. tnoso meaning luslness
need apply a- No. 4is Fourth avenue, in tha (tore.
/ MaPITaL WaNTED-FRoM $3U TO ??t.uuil, FOR
i V. varu u< business purposes; parties intending to in
vest:liflr capital cao harj a number ot i usineas < ppor
tannics to choose from i.y calling at our office.
HUGut-S A Fobi hit, M Libsrtv street. New York.
Dissolving view i-TRRiorricoM and slides,
complete 'or exhibitions or advertising, tor sale.
Call altar i or address I'll <?, aTkftK JCTI' ON, care Hen
rose lliothori tiy Walker street, corner of Broadway.
l/OR SALE?A Nr.W INVKNTION. Willi MOULD.
1 lor ?li cli a caveat baa been flle l at the Patent oltlce
at Washington. App.y at No. 110 spring street, N. Y.
Om OP TIIE MOST I'KalRABLE MAltHLE WORKS
in the rltr. established many voars, lor sale, owner
i deilrinii to retire alter a lortune made in tho business;
price 451. -tSJ. and nurt payment in gooi property. Apply
to Ottiuus A cakle?u.m, itroadway.
ON>. HALF INTKRK8T FOR SALE-IN A LARGE
Hoarding and Livery stable. Address box 1J2
herald Uptowu uranch otBcn.
| y.: It sOVS MECHANICALLY INCLINED. WITH
I ?.nit 1 capital, can learn ol a profit bin and pleas
unt business by addressing pox liB uetaid office.
PATENT FOR SALK-C1 EAP, WITH oil WITHOUT
X toolsi not In market; a rare chance. Address
NuVkTuk, iierald otllie.
I)ATENTi FOR ItALE.?THE FOLLOWING PATENT
articles cau be ? oen at our officeWaaon lire
'tightener. Can SoWerlug Ma'hiuo, KeveraibU I'lotlies
lioi -e, < ombined Muting and rlat Iron, ( onibinatioii
.-Hiety Vaivc and Gauge lor Steam .-oilers L'iCk Nut lor
Railroad*. Lawn Mower Enito. Salt-opening Can lor
ubiiiio I Goods, t hininey lor oil i.amp, (las iiurnar, De
tachable s.eigh luniner. Latter Mie, strainer I'ot lor
Uookmp'. Firaprool Sfenery lor Theatre* an I New
Method ot Wording the Scenes Kor particulars apply to
11. A .1 Liberty street. >aw York.
Si".WINlJ MACHINE MO FOR.?PERSONS Willi CON
trol ot canita>. knowing the wan: ol tho ago. and
disposed to supply It w.tti very great pro tit. are invited
to can an I see a practical il.ustratioii at No. iltf Nassau
street, room ?>. hetwientno hours oi IDA. M. umltl' M.
rpo S it WING MACHINr. MANUPAOTCR KS.-A HURK
1 loriune lo onu with capital to assist In pm. inf a
new improvement in the Wno'ler .t Wilson sewing uia
euinc. .v ii.o s box i<4 !'? st office, ttrldtfaport. Conu.
V\ ANTEO-A I lloKOL'Gil, EN'ER.iE I'lO BUsINFlM
ii.an. with #V hjo o $l:t.0Jt). to manutacture ana in
trodu ?? oOe ot th" neat Patents ol tUu age ; sells readi.y
to de il*rsat a pro/It oiM to o) i ?r o?m ? win stau i in
vestigalion I-or in. her purtiruiars and to see the inven
tion In operation call at ttO Wast n urth street.
TXT ANTED?A PARTnKR WITH CASH TO JOIN
M iho udvertlser In a business tliitt will p iy #H) to S'JO
, per day insilv T. siun<is, rt-Fulton siraet.
-AN IN E t .af In A PLEASANT EASY
! businoi', ill Newp .rt K, ?., pa.viiu *i,tiw)
uuriiig >ue . ,.nu -c isoii, .<>r i) 111.
*sfn\>'n *iti strest.
ac>M3rg?s opFoiiTPMrraii.
ce^nn -WANTKD, A M*OLEMAJC WITH ArfOvi
amount to )uln ma lu the ul? of ?n urtlcle
wnnto.1 by everybody: it i> u specialty, ft monopoly.*
lOrtuno - no opDoiitiou. Add reus A. it. 0., box 1M Herald
Uptown llruucli office.
Gil mill T(J $5tioi wasted?ro inciwask a
ipl.Uv'v ion* entibtUhsd mauutsctunng biuluessi
unlimited sale. lludsuu ?iroei.
/Til A ?A PARTNER, WITH 'HE ABOVH
Ol.'M/U. amount, In a tlrat cluu planing uilll,'a
uttend llii.' outside [iuhnos. Addre*? l.UMUEK, usrald
office. __
K-.'} ~i\i\ K(tlt M i:. O.MvllAI.K interest I>
ono ol' the best paying Restaurant* la
tin! o 11 v; Herman preierred: the best reiereucoi r?
quired uud given. Apply *tt)l -Na*?au street, billiard
fcliloou.
POLICE TRIALS.
THE MODEL MEN OF THE EOUETH PEECIilCT-"
C AFT AIM WILLXAMH AND HIS MAN M'BKiDE.
The uiil Hoard oJ Pvdlce commissioners heM
court ytstenuy afteruoou irom oue until flvi
o'clock. Alter u number oi minor canes haa beet
disposed or, tho case of Albert Smith against
Officer McUrluo, of toe Fourth precinct, wat
called. The charge against Hits officer was a verj
serious one?viz., that on the evening or the 4th
of June, while the complainant, wn> Is a respect
able cariuau, was peaceably couversia?**lth some
filends ne ir au residence at the coruivor Soutn
and Roosevelt streets, McBrlde, who was pavroil*
lug the neighborhood, came up and ordered the
party to disperse. Mr. Smith not complying with
this order with sufficient alacrity to suit the
pjllcjinau, tno latter struct him on the head
with his club two or three times, inflicting severe,
I but not dangerous, wounds. On tho case being
; called the complainant failed to respond, and *1
, was adjourned for one week.
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS' CASK.
The court room was aeusely packed and much
Interest was manliested by the spectators when
tho case of Fitzgerald vs. Captain WilW
lams, of tho Fourth precinct, was called. Th?
complainant, who is a young man residing at No*
23 Oak street, was present, surrounded by a num?
bjf ot irletids and relatives. Counsellor Fellowaa>
peared to project his character from sny a*
sauna that Captuiu Williams might make upon it,
and Mr. McLean, the coucsel ol the Board, con
ducted tho case for the department. The epeolfl
cations set lorta mat ou tut; aiternoon of toe ad
oi February, 1^75, the defendant arrested th?
complainant wan malicious mtent and wuhoue
.ejr.il cause, doiainiug mm in the station house *
snort time and then permitclug hiw to depart;
??lint ou the 1st day of May the defendant,
meeting Fitzgerald lti tue street stand
ing peaceably, talking with some companions,.
siiucki.ua twice on tne iiudy with an umbrella
aucl inreateneo to put a oail through nlrn: that *
lew nights subsequently one of the officers of
Captain Williams' command arrested the com
plainant on a w.ti rime charging turn with tlctinif
in a uoor belouglug to one i'iuiothy DrUcoll,
wulch warrant, t/ie officer said, was in the pos
session of Captain Williams at the station house.
\\ hen Fitzgerald asKed Captain Williams to allow
lain to see the warrant tho latter, in threatening
language, ordered him to be taken to the ceils,
and tefuheu to snow the w&rtaut; all of which,
the complainant asserts, was on tne part oi th?
deiendaut
DONE THBOCGU MALICB.
Alter the reading oi the charge the defendans
admitted the tlrst specification, excepting that
portion of it relating to m.lice. on tne other
a [(educations ne stated he was ready lortiial.
ihe complainant was tne first person called, and
stated substantially as follows:?
ily naiae Is John C. Fitzgerald; 1 am eighteen
years old and my business is tuat of a clerk; on
tne aiternoon oi May l, while stanuing with two
i lneuns ou New Otiamuera street, I was ap
l pioacued by Cautaiu Williams, wno, aiter order
ing me away, struck me with an umbrella he hi-ia
i in ins hand; i remonstrated, and he made a mo
! lion as u to draw a pistol, saying, "11 you don't
go, 1M put a bail through you;" i thereupon
started to :eave, wneu he endeavored to kick me,
but he was not successful; i was committing no
otleuee at tne time; 1 was arrested ou tho uignt
of May 21, by Officer Foley, of tne Fourth pre*
| c.nc . who stated to me that a warrauc lor my
I arrest was In ihe hands of cap*am Williams, at
J tne station house; the oilence witu which he *ai&
i 1 was cua: ued?bresking tue door of Driicoli'a
: saloon?was uot committed by inn; when I
reached the station house Captain Williams waa
standing at the desk ; he remarked,
"THAT'S TH* BOV."
1 asked to be sno ? n the warrant and he told ma
to "ntiut up," Immediately aiterwaros looking ma
in the cell and reiused to let me see it.
Captuiu Wiiiiam* cross-examined trie complain
ant, out failed to elicit auytluug at variance wita
uls pievious statements, lie endeavored to oresta
i uu unfavorable opinion oi tue Doy's character by
asking the question, "Did l nut stop yon ou tua
; street ut aoout two o'clock one morning and
search you us a suspicious person T" An iadlg
I nam and emphatic denial was quickly given by
Fttz;erald, which was uot controverted by tne
i Cuptaiu.
John Enrlght, a boy of fifteen years, testified
that on the night oi May iu (the time wnen una*
can's oooi' was broken) he was in the company of
Fitzgerald irom sovrn to eleven o'clock, at ?Llcfi
latter time Fitzuerald entered his bouse for the
i eight. Uarlug that time Fiugerald did not oom*
mit tne alleged oifeuce.
Morr.s Miversietn testified that he was present
when Captain Williams struck Fitzgerald wltn nls
umbrella; out tne biow, be stateJ, wis not vio
len , merely a gentle push: he did not remember
seariug any threats oi enoouag made by tue Cap
tain.
lulswaiall the direct evidence for the com
plainants, und Captain Wiuiaius called about a
dozen wi'nes->es, ?everal oi whom were officers,
to sliow tnat Fitzgeraid associated wuo a irang ut
young men tliut irequenilv caused trouble to tho
police. None oi tne witnesses testified against
toe general good character of Fitzgerald, other
! than that ue nad tniown stones, Ac.
Officer Van Busklrk. formfrly a deteotlve In tha
Fourth ward, one of Captain Wuiiams' witnesses
admitted ou cros* examm itlou tnat he had known
Fitzgerald tor a long time autl had never regarded
him uu a suspicious character, neither had he
ever seen him do a wrong act.
Tunotny Dri?eoii testing that Be inspected
Fitzgeiau oi having broken in his door, but could
not swear that he did it. Acting on his beat be*
llei he swore oat ttu warrant above mentioned.
Offlcer Palmer, ot tUe lomo, Police Court, teeifc
ilea tnat being unable to find Fuzgeralu ne turned
1 the warrant lor .us arrest over to Captain Wil
liam*.
> aptam Wildatns, on taking tne stand, swore
that, noticing Htzgeralu acting In a suspicion*
tuauuer on toe 1st of February, he < ausad hn
arre?t; out, subsequent.y ascertaining that ut
was not knuwu to oe n suspicions tieraon, ois
char "< <1 ituu. He denied stmuig F.tzgeraid witn
his umbrella, and posmve.v swore tuat he made
no tareat oi snooting. Me also denied naving re
tusea to snow ttie warrant in the sration iiou.^e,
asserting tuat ho snowea it to the prisoner befo.e
locking uu ap.
i ue Commissioners teserved their derlalon.
WILLIAMS ACCLSBD AO A IN.
The case of Owen F. Clai* vs. i;aptain vviII
lams was next called, cure stated iu his affi
davit tuat w iihams assaulted hiui lu trout ot bit
employer's store, at No. 4* Vesey street, a tea
weeks ago. cat.? tuna him oy the ttiroat and vio
lently shaking him. his offence oeiog mat one of
his companions suiu. in the presence of Williams.
rerernAg to the latter, "I hero ^oes tne Alderraau.n
CiarK tailing to answer waen his name *aa called
captain Wimama, under oa n, denied tne chargea
against Mm. l'uis case was also referred to tha
Hoard.
9 NEW YORK CITY.
The Hum of $2 hat been received irom the Brtoft
Mission .Sua.lav ricnuoi lor tbe relief of tne Q?iw
mau girls. it will bo duly forwarded.
STATEN ISLAND.
. *Dr. Johnson, Houso Pb> slclan of the seamen's
Retreat. has resigned Hi* position and will am in
a lew .uvu for California. Dr. Uuunes. of in*
Lout! Uiaud College UoapUal, uti been appointed
tu till tbe vacancy.
Tne twe.ity-second anniversary o( the Mariner*'
Asylum attaches to tbe Seamen's Retreat, at Sta>
pieton, t?.i observed yesterday aitarnoun, tne ex*
erclse* ruintuoncin/ at three o'clock, oq tbe lawa
in it out of toe uio l.adlea' Home and in toe rear
01 tne main instuutiou. Addre?*ee were tnade by
*ever?l ? lergjrmeu <rom New York. Uiookonaud
staten i-iau'i. Amoug tnein tne Rov. Ur. Rock'
welt, of tne Pre?bvter.aii cuurott at Stapiatoa
who hua >>een minutterluf at tne lujtuutlon loi
the pj*i year. A flue musical entc; tainuiant wai
ul*o giveu ou tbe occasion by a number oi yoaui
ladle*.
LONG ISLAND.
Cases of smsllpox h;ive manifested then*
?elves at or near Merrick and Hewlett'? stations,
on tbe Southern Railroad, and a short distance
uurtn of Haulwiu i. ine disease la tappoead t?
nave been brousttu froin the city.
Mr. Horace P. CMur was yesterday ordained
and lnatul.ed as pastor ot tbe Reformed church at
Locuat Vane*. Th? Rev. J. U Van sijrlte preached
tuo i-erinou, tne Kev. M. swiok gavs tne charge
to tue jMHtur auu tue Uev. K. s. hanemia gave tue
charge to tan people. '
Tne story .aui.ty, of Hempstead, present* re
markable Instiuces of longevity. A sister is
siren* hn<l healthy at Myear*, and tonr brothers
ate uetiTo in wuv b?*lue?* mat prevents itself ai
tb - nut. re <ige?, reip*ot??sty. >t sf. w, ?v and 74
>e.u?. 1 l uir iiuiteu aget s.ie ?ifl years, making
un uVci. gj u? aj.