New York Daily Herald from New York, New York • 5

PHIAL COMMERCIJL. A FIRM STOCK MARKET. A Cheerful of the Situation. THE GOLD CLIQUE IN A MUDDLE. Kaiser William nnd President MacMuhou.

MONEY EASY. Another Report Forthcoming from Pacific Mail. Wall Strekt, Monday, June P. M. On 'Change to-day cotton was quiet and steady for spot, white futures were In moderately fair demand at a improvement.

Flour was dull. Wheat and cum were In demand but at decidedly tower prices. TDK FORKION MARKET. In consequence of the holiday abroad, this being Wblt-Monday, we have no London advices, save a press despatch to the London Times, from Berlin, which states that Germany Is dissatisfied with President MacUahon's address to the French Assembly and will not enter into regular diplomatic relations with his government until satisfied that France will adhere to the Treaty 01 Frankfort. This Is not a statement likely to affect the markets on either side of the Atlantic; first, because It is Improbable, and secondly because the financial world Is already aware that France is even now prepared to pay to the attermost farthing the last instalment of the indemnity dne on account or ttio war.

The bank of France has not only offered to advance the amount, hnt the people themselves, by economical living; and honest Industry, have earned and saved enough to All the Treasury with more than Is sufficient to pay this public deot, Immense as it has been, and in another year will be piling up that which will give France a financial prestige and credit which, under the circumstances, may be written down as a marvel in the history 01 nations. Like other incidental events that are seized upon in Wall street to secure an artificial value tills may be of use, when it becomes public property, to affect gold; but, so tar as we are at present advised, tlie rumor has been poured through an English sieve that will hot hold water. THE MONEY MARKET. The money market has been easy to borrowers on call at5a0per cent, prime mercantile paper readily at 7 a per oent. Foreign exchange Is strong, with a more active business, prime sterling being lor prime bankers' sterling and a 110 lor short sight.

The following are the quotations as Sterling, sixty days' commercial, 108 a good to prime bankers', a short sight, a 110: Paris, sixty days, 6.30 a 6.25; short sight, 5.21% a 6.20; Prussian thalers, 71 a 72; Antwerp, 6.27% a 5.22%; Switzerland, 6.26% a 6.21 Hamburg, a 90; Amsterdam, a Frankfort, a Bremen, a 96. The public debt statement lor May shows a decrease In the debt of $30,626,000. The receipts ironi customs to-day were The treasury balances in connection with the public debt statement are as tollows Currency $6,000,000 Coin 76,500,000 Certificates 30,600,000 Outstanding legal tenders 356,000,000 The beoks of the Treasury Department show that $240,000 or called 3 per cents are still outstanding. The Internal revenue receipts to-day were $660,000. It Is estimated that the receipts for the month of June will be $9,600,000.

OOLD A The same muddle exists in the gold market that has been recorded for several days. The clique have louud it uphill work to fight public sentiment, and prices instead of advancing liave, from one Influence and another, either steadily held their own or receded, as was the case to-day. Every effort has been privately made which the season of the year warranted to create a spec llative leeling, and even the banks have been Invoked In taking the preliminary to lend their power to the monster combination. Somehow or other, however, the programme has met with a check, aud it IB now not wholly Improbable that the effort to make a squeeze will be abandoned. The action of Secretary Kichardsou in announcing his June policy naturally had its effect to weaken gold to-day, but there are other and deeper causes beyond this mere temporary incentive to a drop which arc likely to act as a barrier between the public and any crisis in specie.

The following table will show the fluctuations in gold during the 10 A. 12:50 P. 0:02 A. P. 10:06 A.

M- 1 P. 11 A. 2 11:01 A. 11:37 A. 2:68 P.

11:36 A. 2:69 P. 1- :03 P. 3P.M a 117J, Gold loans on time arc quoted at a 3-16 tor thirty to sixty days, a for ninety days, a for lour months, a lor six mouths and a lor the entire for use. The transactions ol the Gold Exchange Bank were as Gold balances $3,12:,417 Currency balances 3,822,690 Gross clearances 64.228,000 The carrying rates of gold are quoted at 4, 3, 6, 6 per cent.

A despatch from Washington says that, alter deducting Interest due and unpaid, accrued Interest to date and coin certificates, there remains $10,000,000 of gold coin in the United states treasury. Bins FOR OOLD AND OFFERS FOR BONDS. The following order was issued to-day by Assistant Treasurer liillhouse United States Treasury, 1 New York, June 2, 1873. During the month of June, I shall, bv order, receive bids lor gold and offers of bonds as follows BIDS FOR GOLD. Thursday, June 6 $2,000,000 Thursday, June 12 1,6110,000 Thursday, June 19 2,000,000 Thursday, June 20 1,500,000 Total $7,000,000 OFFERS OF BONUS.

Wednesday, June 4 $500,000 Wednesday, June 18 600,000 Total $1,000,000 A certified check for five cent of bid or offer must be deposited. Proposals will he opened at twelve o'clock 110011 each day specified. The Treasury may, at lw option, accept otters ol bonds or for gold in excess 01 the amount advertised lor. RAILROAD BONDS. Central Pacific gold bonds were sold at Union Pacific incomes at 60, Ohio aud Mississippi consolidated sinking fund at and there was a good business in Union Paciflcs, first mortgage, at a The busluess, however, was not active, although the prices were steady.

The following are the bids, as amended at the call few York Cen ffs, 92 111 A 80 Iowa lit ni Hew York Oaient A Chic ex 10.1 Kcw York Cen 8's. H7? A Cliin 'id 99 Bew York Cen 7'i, '76 Chic, 1 A Pac Erie 1st Morris A Ksiiex ill 10 Erie 4tli in '8U Morris A Eaiex Buff, A lit '77 IS ('en lnt 111, new 106 Hud 7'a, 2d Ft A Chic .107 Harlem con A 11 Pitta, Ft A Chic in.101% Alt) A Sum Sd bdi 95 Pitta, Ft A Chic m. S3 Mtih Cen let 8'a, '82. .113 ciev A Pltu con I Chic, Bur AQS'a, lit tn.lia ciev A PittaXI tn MM Mich dnlpe Mm Mi ciev A Pitta Sd ClevA Pitta4th Ciev A Tola Chic A Alton Ciev A Toinew chic A Alton lat A A old bd? Chic A Alton A A new bda. Ohio A MIm con Petroli.

ATol 971, Ohio A Miaa con Buff A tine new Ohio A Miaa id con. Lu? niiore div W1, I ml. AKiouxClty Pec RK J'e, Kid by Mo. Dub A Sioux City rtiv Cen I'Aclrtc gold Penlnaula lit m.conv.. 95 'lern Pacific bda US Ht l.oulaA I I'kc 1st in Mil A St Irt D.

Union I'M 1 Mil A 8( 0 CWon rae laeome m. 0 8t lit Bell Ho 111 lit Jtw Alt lit in. Mil A Ht 1st m. CAM Oh it- nwif. 100 Mil m.

m. Chic lot Chicago kMil CUlc A cou Col, Chic A IndC Ut oi Clue A 1st in 1M, Tol. War Han A St Jo conv Tol. Peoria War. Lack A 1st Tol, A War, Bur Div.

A 2d Tol, Jd if Wah 1st BlAWinrs. 97 Tol wflo ia BoKTH 1st 9i Tol Wab equip 83 jitd Ut Western 2d in, Cedar Minn lit 80 Quiucy A luilil, 92 SOfTHERN RKCPRITIK9 were dull and inactive. Tlie demand was confined to Tennessee fixes (new), which sold at old at SI and Alabama eighta, which sold at 88. The prices quoted are aa ioiiowaTennessee, ex coupon, a new, a 80; Virginia, ex coupon, 43 a 48; do. sixes, consolidated bonds, 64 a do.

sixes, deferred scrip, a 11; Georgia sixes, 78 a 81; do. sevens, 01 a 92; North Carolina, ex coupon, a 30; funding, 1866, 17 a is; new, 10 a 17; special tax, 13 a 16; Missouri sixes, a 94; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 91 a 92; fiOuislana sixes, 47 a 66; South Carolina sixes, new, January and July, a 16; April and October, 20 a 26; Arkansas sixes, lunded, 30 a 40. GOVERNMENT BONOS were a shade lower to-day than on Saturday, and the transactions were comparatively light. Bivetwenties of 1802 and 1864 solu at 1865's at 1867's, coupon, at 1868a, coupon, at 120.

The following are the prlccs States currency sixes, a do. sixes, 1881, registered, a do. do. coupon, 122 a do- five-twenties, registered, May and November, a do. coupon, a do.

1864, a do. 1865, a do. 1867, registered, January and July, 116 a do. 1866, conpon, 119 a do. 1867, a do.

1868, 120 a do. ten-forties, registered, a do. coupon, a do. fives, 1881, registered, uo. coupon, a 116.

STOCKS STEADY AND FIRM. The stock market shows a cheerful nndertone. With the exception of Pacific Mall, about wlitch there Is 4 lingering doubt, fhr reasons that will be stated hereafter, the feeling concerning the future of securities is more hopeiul and buoyant than it has boen during the last or the preceding week. Indeed, a comparison or the quotations for several days will demonstrate that there Is a current of confidence at work, the resultant of which is a slow but steady appreciation of values. The movement In New York central, for instance, is very decided, the price having advanced from on Saturday to to-day, the lowest price being but with the largest transactions at the higher figures.

This Improvement la doubtless due to the enlargement of lacllltieB lor labor ami earnings, now in progress. Lake Shore exhibits a similar Impulse, the advance to-day having been Der cent. The stock opened at dropped far a moment to 91, then recovering sold at 92, but at the last board strengthened and closed at Western Union opeued at retired to but rebounded and remained firm to the end, with slight fluctuations between and the highest point of the day being Ho Island took part in the general improvement and meved up to being higher than the best price of Saturday. St. Paul was Arm between the extremes of a improving with the later tone of the market.

To. ledo and Wabash also advanced, opening at and closing firm at 69 a Ohio and Mississippi sold at and closing at the last named figure. Delaware, Lackawanna and estern was steady at an average oi 106. C. and I.

C. ranged irom to Erie simply held its own at a In Union Pacltlc there was considerable activity, but not suillcicnt to cause a larger vibration than about per cent. The chlcl speculative feature or the Board continues to be Pacific Mail, its stock opening at dropping to 40, to a before the call, reaching at the first board to 40, moving up a traction after noon, but eventually dropping to a a L9, ut which price it closed. Tue impression of tne street is that Pacific Mail is a good deal like an April of showers and sunshine. Just now storms are foreboded.

People who know say that within a week a statement will be presented by the new Hoard of Directors that will cause the holuers of stock to about for a first class obituary notice, because it will be made to appear tkat there is a million or two of difference between actual lacts and mere suppositions. On the other the shrewder ones insist that the whole present plan Is to bear the market to the worst aud then open battery in regal style as the precursor of an olu-tlme battle. The Board of Directors met to-day, and among other things look Into consideration a letter addressed to them by a prominent banker aud two other gentlemen, requesting that a true statement or the affairs ol the company should be Issued lor the benefit ot the statement that would neither mislead the public, thwart the interests ol the company nor do injustice to truth. Am above Intimated, it is understood that such a report is iorthcomlng, the accountants being already at work upon the all-important figures, and that it will be gloomy enough to make everybody "stand irom under" and say Wall street prayers. HianEST AND LOWEST TRICES.

The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day Highest. Lowest. New York Central Lrie Lake Shore 91 Wabash Northwestern No transactions. Northwestern preferred 86 85 ltock Is.and 109 St. l'uul St.

Paul preferred 73 73 Ohio and Mississippi 42 Union Pacific C. and I. 0 31 Western Union Telegraph Pacific Mall 39 In Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad was quoted at and Heading at 8ALEBAT THE MEW IOKiTBT00K EXCHANGE. Monday, June A. M.

$10000 US 5-20, C. t.2,.. I $2000 US 6-2U, '68, 10 A. Call. 100 shsWest Un SOdshi Pac 88 4.0 do S5'j do KKI do 800 A Km I Kit it HI no 85 Iiki 100 do b3 86 500 do s3 109 200 do 200 do Ji 10 do 8 100 do 100 yt: A 11 SuoB.IIAKRR s3 2-J00 do 6j? do 101 loO do Iiioi'ac Mall Sri 3oOT, A KK J0 do La Pat KK 100 do 100 do 400 do 1M) do 77i do 40 100 do ii iMO 1100 do 27'J W0 do W0 do 5 i0 do SH'n 400 do jUO do 39'? 100 do lUOMAKtPKR 83 1100 do 300 A RR 200 do 20 do 91 "tw 400 do zoo do do do 100 Ohio A Mini KK.

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13 8000 Pac IIPh, 61 100 do b3 .1000 Ohio con f. Ml do 1000 Ohio M1m 2d in. ISoO do 400UStL 1 1st SOU do 0U0O Mt Rold 600 do i3 8000 Mil A St Io div 100 do 2000 1 lit 8.1# K0 do i3 101 70 100 Brie KKprt be 74 5000 lit IOLH4Mn KK 91 1000 A lit. 89 100 do be div 400 do WOO far KK 01 Moid. 77 no 40ihi B'k I'ommerca.

116 700 9IS 10 Hank of Com'with. 86 looo do 100 Pa Coal 400 no 92 lOOCon i. loo HI) Mar Ld 600 da bS 92 100 100 ao MO 92 100 Cent Coal Do 30 837 do 20H do 28 100 Panama 112 lOOWeitUnTal bo 85 lOOUui'ac 5iW do 100 do 0 SiO do b3 100 do Z7S jki do 620 do 400 do do do s3 95 88 100 do bS R91, 6 Ni i I UK Ill6 1U0 do M) 400 Harlem RR ISO 100 OA HI Hit be 109; do be 131 loo do sS 109 oo HIW HUU do 109 do 1(? 00 isa 3UI do do KM do s3 109 J00 do 132 900 oo 109 MO Pac 88 Co Mi 1119 puo oo be sou do jy? raj do bio 109, 00 lie bj 100 do JW 100 du 300 do SOU W1W lie 500 do 39'? 2lW do ISO 17J do 100 do 600 do 40 do t8? 1U0 ao 1300 H. 11 A RK. 1.0 do s3 40 A West 100 da SOU do bo 110 400 do 40 200 103 4U0 do 10U11 St Jo pi be 54 S00 do 40 lOOOhiu 400 do 39'.

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400 do 40 300 do ti3 900 do 900 do HO'4 400 do 40 200 do 400 1 um AU0 do tWO do 3.1* 20T.WAWKR be 200 500 200 itoVl iui ll'ASt Kit. 36 1U0 do b3 21X1 Han A St pt 54 I do lOOOIuo A Klt.bc.b3 1 8J0 Pac KK be 100 do 100 do ftOO do b3 42 420 West UnTel be 400 do 200 uo til 100 uo bS 41J, 200 do b3 200 do 4i -4 5 do 100 do b3 do luOC, A 1 200 do 8.V,' 200 ilo b30 71 NY CA It 200 do 20tl uo be i0 do 1930 do b3 102 3iX? do 33u0 do 102 100 do 31 S8i30 to 3 P. M. $50000 US 5'g, 10-40, 113 200shs Harlem 132 6tKiO K. A 1st .16 8'MUSAMSRR 92 flOlmha 200 do loo do 800 do 92', 700 Pae 88 Co 100 do b3 400 do 200 Un Pac KR luO ao 200 do 300 do 300 Chic A Rock 1 KK.

lilO do b3 2uU do 700 ao 3u0 do 100 do s3 100 ao llOji 200 a 100 do b3 900 do Sill, 91K) 100 ao 100 do i UU). 4u0 do 300 uo 1 VX 2U0 do s3 39 100 Mil A St KK obU i2i)0 do 39 100 do 300 Erie KK 100T.WAWRR 6y loO do 200 Lack A 106 600 A 11 1.1* 100UUlo A Kit 100 (lo 300 do 3.10 do b3 1UJ 200C, A 1 31 1000 do 102 loo do CLOSING O'CLOCK P. It Western Union. a Pitlsburit a 8S Am Mer Un Ex. to a 09 Noriliwest'n pf.

a uc.lie 39 .1 a Yt.entral a Rock Island trie a St Paul a Harlein a 132 Wabusn. a Huston, tl A fc. 2 I Ohio A Miss 41', .1 Laht nhore a A 1 31 a Union a rto 200MU A do ao 0 W'4 100 do 3.1* 20T, AW RR be ao b3 39 300 do to 300 do 69 4,10 ao 1UIB, COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotton Qatet, bat Steady; Receipts at the Porta, 3,871 Dull? Wheat, Corn and Oati were Lower? Porlc Steady Coffee In Demand and Steady? Alolavaes Uasler? Naval Storea a Sltade Dearer. Monday, June P.

M. The trade movement wan somewhat Irregular today, but the chief interem on 'Change centred In the grain markets, wliich were unHettled and lower. Flour was dull aud lower, while wheat was decidedly lower, but fairly active at the decline. Pretty heavy sales of Spring wheat were made for shipment at decidedly lower prices, and the tendency at the close was still in buyers' favor. Corn was also decidedly lower under free receipts, but the sales were pretty large at the reduced prices.

Oats were market being depressed by the free Whiskey took a turn and sold higher. Pork remained dull and nominal, while other kinds of provisions were inactive. Lard was quiet, but steady. Freights were about steady, though vessels for grain charter were easy. Cotton was quiet for spot, but in better demand and an per lb.

better for futurt. Groceries, with the exception of was quiet, but prices exhibited no cbanite. Petroleum was quiet and ensier. Natal stores were also easier. Cotton on lint spot was quiul, but steady.

Future deliveries ruled bvlier, with moderate but closed lame at the improvement, wltb more sellers than buyers. We sum up To-1 my. Thurt. Kvt'g. Total.

l.ttl 150 288 Export Consumption 380 Speculation. Total no mm in tlic above are 4IH bales to arrive. For luure delivery (basis low middling) the sales have been as loliows Hales Mon.iay evening alter 3 two ai 3uo at 18 l.i-IOe., at 13 il luo. 4u0 ut 18 400 at July, 2.l>M 100 at 18 31-3 1,5.10 si August.800 at 19 at I8 II atl8 ij-loe. l.M at total.

iialei paid to exchange June lor August Sales 10-day up toS P.M.?June, l.lOO at sliart notice. 500at 18 lOUat 18 liKlai 18 500 500at 200 at is I.UUI lOOat 18 600 at I8 100 Ml HIV 400 at 100 at 19 1,900 at 19'iC. SeptemDer, 10) at at loo at Total, 15,000 bsles. paid to exchange 100 July lor Auuust. touil, 22,100 bales.

The receipts at the ports were us loliowsOalves on, 328 bales; New Orleans, Mobile, 1M; Savannah, 463. Charleston, 267; Wilmington, 21; Nortolk. 45; New York. 578; Bosion, 10. Total, bales.

This day last week, 7,937 bales. This day Ixst venr, bales. Itates on cot on to loreign pons nominal at the following Havre, b.v sieain. sail, compressed; to liamburg, by steam compressed to Hreinen, steam. to Liverpool, 5-16d.

a sail, 5-16d. a quote Cpl'tiuU. Alabama. Jf.Orltaiu. Texan.

Ordinary (lood ordinary 16 4 Htrletgood ordinary. 17 V. Low middling Middling 20 middling. 22 quoiauons are based on cotton in store, runn Ing in quality not more than hall a grade above or below the grade quoted. market continued very quiet for all but we learn ol no essential change In We have only to note a sale 01 sno bags ol Maranilla on private terms.

We cargoes. a lair cargoes a good cargoes. 19c a cargoes. a extreme range for lota, a gold, per a 90 days' credit; Java 'government hags) a 2IWc do. (grass msrsi.

21c. Singapore, a 18c. a Maracaibo. a Lagusyra. a Jamaica, 18c.

a St. Domingo, Porto Rleo, I9e. a Costa Kica. a Mexican, 18Ve. a Manila, 18c.

a Angostura, a Savanllla, a Curacoa, a 19c gold, 60 a 90 dart' credit. sivd 22,931 hbls. 350,605 bushels; com, corn meal, l.OHO bbls. and bags; oata, 71,878 bushels; barley, rye, 33,648 do. The flour market was dull and somewhat irregular prices being generally lower.

The sales foot ap on.y about 5.8UO incluuing all kinda Corn meal was quiet and unchanged. Feed was quiet at the appended Agures aa lbs. sharps, f24 a 100 lbs or No. 1 middlings, $23a 80 lbs or No. 2 middlings, g22 Superflne state Extra hute Choice Htala 7 75 fuperflne Western 690 a 626 Kxtra Western 6 86 a 700 Kxtra Minnesota 726a Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands 6 75 a 7 00 Hound hoop Ohio, trade brands 7'25 a 825 8 50 a 1026 St.

Louis, low extra 7 00 a 7 25 8L Louis, straight estra 775a 825 flt Louis, choice double extra 876a 950 St. Louis cholee taiuily 1000a 12tM CalUornla 8 75 a 9 75 Rye flour 400 a 540 Houthern No. 2 4U0a 5 26 Southern superflne 176 a 6 30 Houthern axtra 7 00 a Southern family 9 50 a 11 50 Corn meal, Western 315 a 3 45 Corn meal, Jersey. 815a 3 45 Corn meal, Brandywlne 360a 966 Haltlmore 440 f. 0.

b. Caloric S80 a 365 Puncheons. 1800 f. o. b.

ne wUfat waa unbilled ana for ordinary The sales (moat late Saturday) wers about bushels, at $1 a 43 tor interior Spring, $1 49 a tlH tor No. 3 Chicago, $1 53 a $1 66k tor No. 2 $1 4b a 49 lor No. 2 Milwaukee, $1 tor amber Western, lor amber Michigan, $1 78 lor do. Minnesota and $1 86 lor red Winter Canada in bond; also fi lor.No.

i MtUeaukea Spring, Jtt in June, all une. Corn decidedly lower, cTosftg at a lor lair to prime canal mixed. i lie sales were about buahels, at 48c. a olc. lor steamer, 61c.

a lor sail, mixed Wesleru, a 64c. lor high mixed and 6tc. a b4.Sc. lor yellow, atlost. Oau were easier and tlie demand only moderate.

I lie sales aggregate about 53,000 LuslieU, at 47c. lor unsound, trie, a 49c. lor black Western, a 41c. tor mixed, inc. lor white Western, 57c.

tor do. State and flue, lor lair mixed state. Bariey aud rye were mac.i?,? and nominal at previous figures. in the line ol berth freights has been lair to-day and the market very strong. Vessels lor charter were lu good demuml at lull The engagements Liverpool, by steam, 16.00J bushels grain at Hid.

per standard bushel; bushels lor shipment7tli msL. lor bushels ol do. tor Ulh at 9Kd. a 15,000 busheU do. lor do at a boxes cheeae at 700boxes bacon ai 7t ulida tobacco at aud by sail, bushels graiu at a iu London, by steam, 16 hhds.

tobacco at and by sail, 1,000 Ilour at 3a loUlasgow, by steam, 600 boxes ha on, at 5oa the char.crs cumfrise British brig, nence to Penarth Koads lor orders, ,400 quarters grata, at 7s. a Hriil brig, lieucu to a direct port United Kingdom. 1,200 bbta refined petroleum, on private terms; a British brig, heme to au outi spauisli port, retlned at a Norwegian bark, hence to Havre. 3,500 bins. cru at 6s.

a Norwegian bark, hence to Beiiast, 2,6 0 buis. naphtha, on private terms; an ltaii.ni brig, 400 tons, hence to Uenoa, rosin. bacon aud general argo. on private terms; an Aiiiericun bug iroiti Philadelphia to Billion, bbls. retlned petroleum, at 7s.

a British ship irom do. to a Continental port, 9,000 bbls. refined on private terms. Other charters lor grain wero pending, but not in condition to report up to a late hour. waa very little to deal iu cargoes, but iu a small way ou tness was lair at lull prices.

We centrnugal aud uuxed, 18c. a do. claycd, 29c. a do. muscovado, renning.

JOc. a do. grocery, 33c. a Porto Kico, 35c. a English islands, a New Orleans, 46c.

a 80c. Naval spirits of turpentine the market was dull aud prices more or uouiiual. yuo ed at 40c. We have only to note Kales ol 2j bbls. at lliat Srice.

Later loo bbls. sold at XI bbls. at 4bc. and 3U in lots iroin autre, at iroin too. a 49c.

Koain was quiet and made easier. Htrained quoted at tlie closc at $3 2u were reporteu ot 60 bbls. ot pale at bbls. of do. at $4 60, 76 bbls.

ol do. at aud 160 buis. at 13 oo $4 6j, lor good No. i and pale. Tar and pitcn were neglected aud uo.niual ai previously quo.ed llicures.

rcilned the market exhibited no change, remaining dull and prices nominal, quoted ai to lor early delivery and all June. Crime, in bulk, was quiet and weak. The asking price was the bids generally were uotanove Sftc. were quiet, i aud quoted aleady Naphllia inuclive, i.ut very tlruily liuid at Uc. a neporta Iroui Creek were ol a quiet market, wiOi prices ruling about sieudy.

Tim Philadelphia market was dull and easy. Refilled ollered at t.au in New York we. heard oi a sale ot bbls. ol refilled, lor llrsi half ol Juue, at atul made last week, uot previously reported, oi lor last ball oi une and llrst halt ot uly, at and lo.tAW lor last half ol July aud Ural ball ol August, at Pa 1,2711 cut meats, 649 puc lard, 773 bbla. and tierces.

The murkct lor mess pork was quiet, but firmer. 10 bbls. were jobbed at $16 4o a and 250 libts. Sold lor July at $16 50. Bacon was dull und entirely nointual in the absence ol transactions; quoted at a ior long clear and 9c.

a nVc. ior short do. hogs were quiet, bu, steady, at a ior the range oi city. market was quiet to-day, but prices remained stt udy. The saius iu lots were about 35 packages at prices within the range ol (10 a $11 ior new plain mess $12 a $14 tor do.

extra do. aa) a $22 tor do. prime do. and $23 $24 lor do. Indian do.

tierces. Beel hams were dull, but quoted nominally steady ai $28 a $32 lor and Wcs.ern. Cut In a Job.iing way was moderately lair, but tuero was little Inquiry lor wholesale mis. Prices were not materially We Uoie sales of pickled 12 lbs. average, at 500 14 lbs.

average, at aud lbs. oi loose bellies, on private lerms. market lor Western was generally quiet but steady. The sates loot up about tierces lor Juue at .50 tierces, seller's. July, 500 tierces tor da ai9 100 tierces of old kettle at aud 100 itcrcea city iard at Butter and cheese were iu moderate request at previously quoted pi lees.

laii business waa consummated In raw sugar to-day at about su-ady ilie sales include lihJs. ot Cuba musc.iva.io ui 300 htids. oi Cuna a. I'roui to 3U oi Porto Kico at 8c. a o6 ol very common re lining ai description uot given, on private term-.

Other sales were said to have been made, but wo were uiiuulc to learu the particulars. We Refining, interior to common, 7c. a lair toguod lair, a good to iirluie, 8c. a grocery, lair to good. a prune to choice, a crutriiiigul, hhds.

aud boxes, molasses, hhds. and boxes. 6)ic. melado, 4c. a tie.

Havana? Boxes? Dutch standard, Nos. 7 to 9, 7c. a do. lo to 8c. a 1., 10 l.i, )lc.

a lb to 16. ilfgC. a 19 to 20, I0'4 white, a uno coniiuoii to prime, 7c. a grocery, Ian to ciimce, a 9'4c. sum iard, Aos.

8 to iil4c. a standard, Aos. Hi lo 12, 8'tc. a and extra superior, 7c. a 7Jic.

was a tuir dlstributiug business consuminu.e.i to-day, at steady pm as. naies, 4o tierces oi t.uioliiiauliVc. a and 200 bags ol Kaugoou at a ic. market was (lull, and in the absence oi reported sales prices were nominally steady, as previously quoted. Tallow was quiet but steady.

Males, 40,000 lbs. and 40 tierces ol outside, at irmii a lpts, 664 uols. the market waa quiet, but at Sc. ar gallon better. Sales, 100 bills, at 94c.

DOMES'ilO MARKETS. Oalveston, June 2,1873. Cotton steady; good ordinary, I4'4c. a Net receipts, 328 bales. Sales, 6u0.

htocX Ntf June 2, 1873. moderate; middlings, 18c. a Net reeeipis, bales; gross, hxports lo (Jreat Britain 1.U2; Ui Hie ilonunellt. 2(3; coastwise, 3,812. hales, lust evening, 800.

block, 94,141. Mobilb, June 2, 1 "73. Cotton Arm; middlings, 17'4c. Net receipts, 14U bales. Kxporls coastwise, 437.

Slock, 22,766. bales, Savannah, June 3, Cotton firm; middlings, Net receipts, 4(kf bales. (Ileal Britain, Coastwise, Sales, 374. Stock, 16,998. Charleston, June 2, 1873.

Cotton quiet: middlings, 18c. Aet receipts, bales. Exports coastwise, i20. hales, l'JO. Stock, Wilmington, N.

Spirits of turpentine quiet, at 40c. Kosui lower, at $2 40 ior strained. Crude turpentine steady, at $2 05 tor hard and $3 30 ior yellow dip and Virginia. Tar quiet, at $3 26. Oswxuo, N.

2,1873. Klour steady and unchanged; sales I.6o0 hols, at 50 lor So. 1 $9 50 tor amber Winter, $10 60 lor white Winter, $11 lor double extra. Wheat dull. Sales 01 1.000 bushels No.

1 Milwaukee club at 60; on car do. at $1 63. Com dull; sules ol six cars at64c. a56c. Kye aud peas quiet.

Coin 26 lor boiled, $1 20 lor unbolted, per cwt. Mill leed dull; sliors, shipsiulfs, $19 a $20; middlings, $20 a $21 per toil. Canal corn and rye, to York; lumber, $3 50 to tlie Hudson and $1 5J to York. Kailroad ireighis to Philadelphia, to Boston, to New York, to Albany, Troy and Schenectady, 30c. Receipts by bushels wheal, do.

corn, 4,200 do. rye, 10,600 do. peas, laet of luinbet; Shipments by bushels wheal, leet ot lumber. BurrALO, N. 2, 1873.

Grain in storeWheat, 226,317 bushels; corn, 1.351,711 oats. J05.704 barley, 32,219 rye, 12,151 peaa, 1,017 mall, do. Lake and rail imports lor the last lorty-eight 14,757 bushels; wheat, corn, oils, 153.UOO do. 201,174 bushels; corn, 236,194 oats, 27,991 do. Railroad bushels; corn, 9 688 oats, do.

Klour quiet; Western Spring, $7 25 a amber inter, $8 60 a $9 25; white Winter, $9 60 a $10. Wheat dull; no sales made public; quoted Milwaukee No. 7 spring, $1 42 a $1 43; Chicago No. 2, $1 40; white l.auuda, $1 75 a $1 white Michigan, $1 98. Corn dull; sales in small lota 2,100 bushels No.

2 at 47a 400 do. per sample at 47c. Oats easy; held In car lots at 4.V a br cargo. a 43c. Barley aieady; Canada, 96o.

a No. 2 Western, 90c. a 95c two-rowed Slate, 84c. a lourrawed 94c. Kye nominal at 84c.

Barley malt firm; vestern, $1 a $1 10; prune Wiuter Western, $1 10 a $1 15; prime Canada, $1 20 a $1 25. Kye malt held at 9iic. Balance ol articles unchanged. Cbicaoo, June 2, 1873. Flour dull and a shade lower; very light sales, exira Spring ai 75 a $7.

Wheat dull and lower; sales ol No. I Spring at $1 29V; No 2 cpring $1 25 spot. $1 seller June: $1 seller July; No. 3 $1 16V, a $1 17; rejt cfed, 98c. a $1, closing weak at inside prices.

Cora in lair demand and lower at lor No. 2 mixed regular; fresh spot; 3o.lJc.. seller June, seller July; 4 4c. bid, seller August, rejected, 37c. Oats in lair and lower at $16 75, cash or seller June, $16, seller July.

I.ard quiet ami unchanged at 56. cask or June. Bulk steady; ol shoulders at packed; short rib quoted at a Bacon 1111cliuuged; quoted at utv. ior shoulders, for clear rib sides. lor clear sides, all packed.

hlskey steady ai 90c. orn lo Hulla 5c wheat to SSc. bbls. tlour, bushels wheat, 146.iUOdo. corn, 150,0110 do.

4,000 do. rye snd do. barley. bills. Hour.

47.0"i bushels wheat, 375,000 do. corn, 160,000 do. oats, and I.OUOdo. rye. CHEESE MARKETS.

UrtrA, June 2, 1873. The offerings to-day footed up fully boxes there were 38 lactones registered, besides several represented which were not registered. Over 3,000 boxes were sold at a the latter figure rulitiat. The market opened dull, hut quite brisk at the At Little Kails the market was not promising; at the opening the ol lactory were boxes, of which about 2,0110 boxes were sold at ll'4c. a l4Sc.

tarm dairy sold at lilc. a 13c. These were the ruiiug figures, two lota sold at COoKK a No. 20 Wall street, New Vork. London, Exchange on Berlin, Frankfort, Bremen, Vienna Cihle Transfers.

Circular Letters, Commercial Credits, on JAY COOKE. McCULI.OCII A 41 Irfimhard street, London. Canle Transfers upon Vienna direct. ACUU8T BELMONT Bankers, and il Nassau street, issue In all parta of tha world, through the Messrs. DE KOTHSCUILO and their corraspondenta.

Also Commercial Credlta and telegraphie of moneyjin California. Europe and Havana. LAPSLKY A BROKinU in 8lock and Oold Privileges tor put or call for 100 sbaraa, tor $60,000 gold; first class nauiea Explanatory circular, with practical Illustrations and relsreucea, mailed to any afidress. AS -OOLD AND a and other daalera la foreign goods may render their regular business leas speculative by providing themselves with Oold Options at a premium or quarter to half per cent. WILLIAM WARD, Dealer ia Oold and options.

12 Broad street. OS LIFE AND Endowment Insaranca Policies, Mortgaees and other securities, insurance ot all kinds efletted with best companies. J. J. aBKICH A 117 Broadway.

A "-TRUST MONRyTTiht" PAID IN TO LOAN AND buy Mortgages on City Keal Esute, in sums te suit; no boaua. Address ittL'bikK. bos 2.061 Pott PINANC1AU. H0U8B OK PISK AND IIATOII, No. 6 Nassau ktrkkt, New Yoax, 3,18731 We rccommcod to our friends and customers, for Investment of Capital, or in exchange for Government which can now be told at unusually high the lollowing securities of well-known character and established reputation, viz.

The Chesapeake and Ohie Six per Cent. Bonds-? Principal and Interest payable in Gold Coin in New York city; Intereat payable May 1 and November Issued in of $100, $500 and $1,000, either Coupon or and accrued Interest. Alao, the Chesapeake and Ohio Seven Per Cent Bonds? Principal and Interest pnyahlo in Gold Coin in New York city; interest payable January 1 and July 1. Bonds of $1,000 each, Coupon or U0 and accrued interest. The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad is completed and in operation from Richmond to the Ohio River, 430 miles, at a cost, with the equipment, of over $38 and the rapid development of the business of the Road Indicates that its earnings for tho ensuing twelve months will not be less than $3,000,000, and for tho succeeding year not less than $9,000,000.

Pamphlets contAinlng full Information concerning tho Road and the couutry it traverses furnished on application. We also deal in Government Bonds, Central and Western Pacific, and other first-class Securities; receive de posits, on which we allow lour percent interest; make collections and do a general Banking business. F1--K A HATCH. FUND OP $125,000 TO LOAN ON NEW York city first class property for five years, in sums oi and upwards; no bonus. Address EXtCUTOK, box 319 I'ost office.

OR SHAKES NEW YORK MUTUAL GAS Light i ompuny. Address box 912 I'ost office. Liberal loans on new york, Brooklyn. Westchestercountv and New Jersev Improved Real Kstate; First uud Second Mortgages promptly cashed, and Securities of rv description bought, sold and exchanged, and liberal loans oil same. JACOB V.

andoo Broadway, and 31)7 Puilou street, Brooklyn. IOANS ON LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND other necurltles, in largu and amounts, at 85 Liberty street, up stairs. Mobile and ouio railuoad company. Mobilk, May 27, 1873. Whereas the stockholders, at their meeting on tho 17th day of April, 1873, requested tlic directors to Increase tint capital stock bv un issue of one now share tor each now upon the payment of 25 per cent iu cash; and Whereas the directors have prescribed that said 25 per cent shall be called tor lu the iwllowing instalments, on 1st July; 1873 $5 1st November, IS73 10 January, 5 1st April, 1874 5 Therefore resolved.

That the transfer books of this company shall be closed on Monday, Hie ltith day of June next, lor the purpose of determining who are entitled to the new stock, allotments of wluc.il will ho ule In accordance with the record of stoekholders ol that date, and which can be sidd or u-cd at pleasure. The transler hooks shall be reojened on Tuesday, the 1Mb day ol July next, at which time transfer bonks will also lie opened iu the city of New York, at the office of Duncan, Sherman A Co. By order ot the Board of Directors. a. L.

li.Loucil BY, Secretary. OFFICE OF THE FARMERS' LOAN AND TRUST Company, Exchange place, corner William street. The annual election for nine Directors of this Company will be held at this olllee. on Tuesday, the 111 day of June next. The poll will be open from 12 o'clock M.

to 1 o'clock 1'. M. GEO. P. FITCH, Secrefurv.

New Yokk, May 31, 1873. UNITED STATES TREASURY. Kkw York, June 2. 1873. During the month ol June, 1873, I shall, by order, receive bids tor Cold, und otleis ot as BIDS KDIt GOLD.

Thursday, June 6, Thursday, June 12. Thursday, June in, Thursday, June i'fi, OFFERS OF BONDS. Wednesday, June $500,000. Wednesday, 18, $500,000. A cerii'ied check for five percent of bid or offer must be deposited therewith.

Proposals will be opened in 12 o'clock, noon, each day apeeitled. The Treasury may, al itn option, accept offers of bonds or bids tor gold in excess ol the amount advertised lor. Printed forms tor proposals, with the regulations to DC observed, will tie furnished at this ollb e. THOS. HlLLllOUSE, Asslstunt Treasurer, U.

8. A liUY, FIRST BOND AND MOBTOlOB on country larm, New York Stale, lauutrc at33 Wall street, room 14. (JjO AAA $3,000, $5,000 AND $10,000 ESTATE MONEY ipa.UWU to desirable improved Property In New York or Brooklyn. GEORGE B. WaLTON, No.

Pine street, room 12. nnn A THREE STORY AND tJ.Uv'lf basement brick House in Harlem property worth $9,000. Address C. C. box 114 Herald office.

to bond and mortgage ipTU.lnMF on New York and Brooklyn property. Apply to or address REYNOLDS A AUSTIN, 1,036 Fulton street, Brooklyn. dfeftn nno $25,000, $24,000, $10,000, $10,000, To loan on Mortgage First and Second Mortgages cashed. I1INMAN A SON, 25 Pino street nnn for bond and mortgage in new JpOU.UU"/ York and to city second mortgages. Apply to or address W.

D. A F. BARTLES, Wallrtreet nnn to loan-on bond AND MORTJplUrr.l/UU gage, on New York or Brooklyn improved I'roDcrty. Apply to F. 8.

DR1SCOLL, Piuo street room 14. dbltir (WWi TO LOAN-ON BOND AND gage, without bouus, lor a fciin ol years, on real estate in this cltv. JOHN F. CON RE 162 Broadway, room 9. 1 r.l\ nnn-BT ONE OR MORE CAPITALISTS, I uUiUUU In cash or Its equivalent for two-thirds ot the amount tor a thirty per cunt Interest in the right of an extraordinary and valuable Invention; balance as needed, forming part ot $160,000 cash capital, earning from 30 to 50 per cent per annum: reference to be satlsiactory in every respect.

Address W. 11. box 3,288 Post office. fMlfl TO LOAN-IN SUMS TO SUIT, 1 J.UWU out bonus; $200,000 to buy Mortgages where owners will pay good bouus tor immediate eush. PAUL P.

TODD, 55 Liberty street. COPAUTNBRSHIPS. NEW YORK, JUNE 2, 1873, 43 NEW undersigned ha-e this day formed a copartnership under the firm name, of Richard P. derrick A lor the transaction of general stock, gold nml sterling exchange commission business. RICHARD P.

HRRRICK. K. CORNING ABELL. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED themselves together lor the purpose of transacting a general commission business under the firm names ol ARTHUR BARNWELL A Charleston; ISAAC BELL, Jn? A CO New York and Savannah. At.

I'll I It Mi.N 1.1,1, (late ol Gikh's A Barnwell). Nkw York, June 2, 1873. ISAAC BELL, Jh. THB COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING between John Cavanagh and Michael lias been dissolved, and ihe undersigned will not hold himself responsible tor any transactions in connection the above late firm. JOHN CAVANAGH.

Nkw Yobk, June 2, 1873. REAL ESTATE. A. D. Melllck, and Bros', sale of the Hillside Park property, at Englewood, N.

on Saturday, proved most satisfactory. The sale was made by order of Charles Kellogg lor account of Mrs. J. S. Cowan, and comprised a stone dwelling, with eleven acres of land, fronting 011 Bugle street and Hillside avenue.

In Ihe best portion of the town and In the midst of costly Improvements. It was subdivided Into twenty nine villa plots und laid out after the plan of Idnden place, all the radiating around a common centre or park. Three of the plots were reserved and the balance realized Plot No. 1, Engle Daniel Drake $4,2:10 Plot No. 1, Winthrop place, E.

O. Moore Plot No. 3, Winthrop olace, E. Moore Plot No. 4, Winthrop place, E.

llowland Plot No. 6, Winthrop place, E. Howlaad 1,100 Plot No. 6, Winthrop place, V. Tilyou I.S00 Plot No.

7, Winthrop plaee, J. Kellogg l.sflO Plot No. 8, Wlnlhrep place, corner Church st, A. Downs Plot No. 11, Stuart st, with dwelling, E.

W. Andrews 15,560 Plot No. 10, adjoining last. E. W.

5.0U0 Plot No. 9, adjoining last Andrews 3.100 Plot No. 12, StuarisL, George Huvlcr 2.100 Plot No. 13. Stuart st, J.

L. Dawes 2.7i?> Plot No. 14, StuaitsL, with bara. J. Humphreys.

Plot No. 75, Winthrop st, George 2.IIM Plot No. 16, WtuUirop St. J. Wells 1.9U0 Plot No.

19, Winthrop st, O. H. Sheppard 1,016 Plot No. 20, Winthrop st, C. II.

Sheppard Plot No 21, Winthrop St. A. Kellogg 1.460 Plot No. 22, WinthroDst. A.

Kellogg 1,450 Plot No. 24, Winthrop Dr Newton. 950 Plot No. 25. Winthrop st.

Dr. Newton )W) Plot No. 26, Winthrop St. Monroe 1,000 Plot No. Winthrop K.

8 Monroe Plot No. 17, Winthrop place. P. Howland Plot 18. Winthrop plaee, (lowland Lesptnssse A Friedman report having sold 2 lots, an Urand Boulevard, a 60 It of lllslst, tor also 3 lots on 147th n.

100 a w. ol St Nicholas 76x100, for "jflLLED BT RAIL Ao Inquest was yesterday held at the Morgue, by Coroner Kessler, in the of Joseph O'Nell, a man thirty years of age and a native or Ireland, whose death was occasioned by being struck by a train of ears belonging to the New Yerk, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company. In their verdict the )arv say we utkg occasion to elate, In oar judgment, that proper precaaliol was and Is not taken by the parties engaged in excavating ana laying the road on Fourth avenue, by which means tfee sala accident was cauead, and we further recommend that hereafter flagmen iw stationed al every crossing and suitable provision made to warn pedestrians of excavations and danger te life and Utah. so as lo avoid the repetition at a like occurrence." THE PUBLIC DEBT. Treasury Statement for Reduced Daring the Part of Cola la the urjr, WA8HIN0T0N, June 1878.

The following la a recapitulation of the publio debt DEBT BEARIN0 INTEREST IN COIN. Ilonds at 6 per cent. Bonds at 6 per cent Principal $1,747.305, 960 Interest PEST MARINO INTEREST IN LAWFtH. M0NBY. Certificates of indebtedness at 4 per cent $878,000 Navy Pension fund at 3 per cent 14.000,000 Principal Interest 181,780 DEBT ON WBICU INTEREST HAS CEASED SINCE MATURITY.

Prlnolpal $2,158,270 interest 819,421 DEBT BRAKING NO INTEREST. Old demand and legal tender $358,082,822 Certificates of deposit. 29,126,000 fractional curreucy Coin certificates 80,448,000 Principal Unclaimed Interest) 14,604 TOTAL DEBT. Principal $2,226,073,084 Interest 35,009,904 Total CASU IN THE TREASURY. Coin $75,588, SIC Currency 0,000,790 Special deposit held lor redemption of certificates ol deposit as provided by law 29,125,000 Total DEBT I.EHS CASH IN THE TREASURY, June 1, 1x73 May 1, 1N73 2,153,489,156 Decrease of debt during tlie past mouth 3,525,282 Decrease ol debt since Mitrch 1873....

7,410,827 Decrease of debt from March 1, 1809, to March 1, 187a 808,082,550 BONDS ISSUED TO PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, TEKKST IN LAWFUL MONEY. Principal outstanding $04,823,678 interest, accrued and not yet paid interest paid by the United States Interest repaid by transportation of malls, Ac 4,185,773 Balance of Interest paid by tlie United htates 14,323,607 THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE. Annual Meeting of the Superintendent ol tho Executive Committee, Treasurer and. Has Been Dono During the Past Year. Yesterday tlie East River Bridge Company held the annual meeting, at their new ofllces In Water street, anu there was a good attendance Mr.

Henry C. Murphy presiding. THE REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTOR. Tlie report of the Executive Committee was first read, and It showed that the work had progressed In tho most satisfactory manner. Tho Brooklyn tower had beeu carried up to a height ol 104 feet above high water murk and the New Tork tower to eighty-eight.

The financial condition of the company will folly appear by the aunexed statement. '1 litre had been received from all sources on the 1st of May, 1872, 26, including $120,000 on sale of New York city bonds, and there had been expended at that tune $2,906,380 40, including $248,000 on purchase of New York city bonds, leaving a balance ol cash On hand at that time of $18,234 77. There has been received during the last year from ail sources $1,000,960, including on the sale of balance ol New York city bonds; mid there has been expended during the year 02, leaving a balance on hand on May 1, 1873, ol $197,149 balance 011 hand on May 1, 1st2. IIESKINATION OF MK. WILLIAM C.

KINflSLKY. Mr. William C. Kingsley, who has held the position of (ieneral Superintendent since the commencement ol tlie work, presented Ills resignation on account of 111 Health. He will continue, however, to take an active interest In the enterprise as director and stockholder.

TIIK SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT. Dkar my lasUiuutinl report the work upon the bridge has been steasily pushed forward, uud la at present progressing IIUOOKl.TN TOWER. During the year 8,816 cubic yards 01 masonry have been added In the Brooklyn tower, and it la now It'l feet above high water. The stone to complete this lower to tho springing liae of tlie arches, at no elevation of 200 feet, was contracted for last sea-ion, and with slight exceptions hat been delivered as rapidly an required. All of tho s'one under thai contract is shipped, and will arrive In time tor the work.

A contract bus hern awarded for ull ot the stone irorn the springing line ol the arches to the tower, a portion of which will be delivered this season. No accident ot any kind has happened either to men or machinery at the Brooklyn tower during the year, but the work has progressed vteadily, and, considering the Character ot the work, with gn at rapidity. The setting ol stone was Hiispen led November Zi, 1872, and was resumed March 1873. NKW TORK TOWKR. The filling of the New York caisson with concrete was completed July 12, 1872, and the work upon the masonry wa- at once, resumed It win continued, without Interruption, until December 7, when the tower had reached a height of fifty-Seven feet Work on the masonry was resumed on March 27.

and lias continued uninterruptedly since, and the tower is now eighty-eight leet above high water, and there is stone eiiourh ou hand to complete tower to the roadway at an elevation of 120 leet, whicn point It Is expected will be reached by Angust 1. The report also contains a detailed statement of the contracts made, with the prices paid each contractor. HBSUMK. The Brooklyn tower Is now KM feet above high water, and the mati rial is on hand to complete it to tlie springing lines ol the arches and the work is progressing regularly and rapidly. The New Vork tower is now eightyeight feet above high water, and materials sufficient to hand to complete it to the roadway, and everything Is in good working order and the work proceeding rapidly ana The anchorage in Brooklyn is considerably further advanced at tills tune than was expected, ana the lumber will all be laid before July 1, and the masonry will be commenced soon alter.

Very respectfully, WILLIAM 0. KINdSIiKY, General Superintendent. THE TREASURER'S REPORT, Which la very complete, shows that up to the present time there has been ,770,345 received, of which was on account of the capital stock. Tlie expenditures or the enterprise were $3,571,198. The assets of tiie company were $332,027, and the liabilities $281,796.

The receipts for the year ending April 30 were $1,096,954, and tne expenditures $918,0:19. During May $10,557 was received and expended. The balance now on hand Is The old of Directors was then dissolved, their term Having expired, and the annual election took place. The result was as rok DiitccTOKS: Henry C. Murphy, J.

8. T. Htranahan. John H. Prenilce, William H.

Vanderollt, Alexander McCue, Abuer 0. Keency, John Lewis, l-'rancis Moulton, Isaac Vim Andcn, Samuel Mclean, Hudson II. Wheeler, W. W. Uiiodrirti.

Abraiu S. Hewitt, William C. Kingslejr. Benlsrnln K. iracy.

The position which Mr. William C. Kingsley vacated will be filled on Wednesday. THE STATE TAX-A DEFICIENCY INEVITABLE. the Albany Argus, June Tie aggregate amount ol taxes levied by the late Legislature exceeds that of last year (exclusive ol the deficiency tax) over two millions of dollars.

To make the matter woise, the appropriation! largely exceed the taxes levied, and no provision was inade for the deficiency of $1,590,000 bequeathed by the Legislature ol 1872. Aside from the enoruoua increase in taxation, therefore, the of 1872 and 1873 have lert an aggregate deficiency of three millions or thereabouts tor the Legislature of 1874 to meet. We recall the following Items in the various tax levies ot this ycai, and there may be mak. Bounty Loan 2 Canal Awards )i (ieneral Kuud Ik Asvlums VIS Extraordinary 7-10 Floating Canal Mew Capitol Academies Total The aggregate tax last year (exclusive of the deficiency taxi was 6.876 miliSL showing an increase the curreut year ol 1.076. If the Legislature bad made full provision for Its own authorized expenditures and that or its predecessor the tax would have been at least 8)t mills.

A deficiency tax of IX mills next year, therefore, is Inevitable, and the Slate escapes with that it will be fortunate. THE SUICIDE MANIA IB JEE8ET. Clarence Van Winkle, a young maa residing in Betvea square. Jersey City, and a descendant of some el the old settlers in that district, cut his throat with a rasor yesterday morning aad islnow lying la a precartoas The mental despondency to which the young maa fell a victim resulted from falling health and consequent incapacity to remain In the situation through which he hoped to resell one dsy position of honor snd large emolument. When only eighteen years eld ho was appointed a slerk in the Hudson County Bank, and it was this position he was compelled to resign.

family vers about to send hlin to North Carolina. There was a piange for death and plunge for lift yeeterdsv morning In the Passaic at Newark. A woman of middle age was observed to plange overboard from the Clarke's thread factory. A sailor, attached to a sCooonir mmjXM Bear by, witnessed Uie act. aud Instantly plunged klHr tho woman, lie rescued her.

and as (son fdttss ashore aad able to speak she stsUu fnaf, saving beeu discharged from toe thread factory, after sevea connection with it. sni uot knowing where else to for suiployinent, she ue4 came tired of aad Vniru She wiu ha ukeii ufr.