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New-York tribune., 1872-06-14
financial.


I DAN FOR Sl.5G2. 900 90 FOR THE DEFI-
IL C1gScY IN Thg SSSISG F. sd usDek SECTION
iSs co@@issarrs Of s Canal Pond entitled
Az act 70 Poste hesns 90 support hs SSyetnmnt sci Arn w
tuie9 hereby eese that ses Proo.s ~ he seiyea a. the
"a o9 oHs MILLION TIyE oI sSSDsKp AND sIAri
bic certificates stock RScIPAL AS2 SrEEHr PAY,nLH GoLo
either coaPen at optea q ts luIeha'e sal BE- slsd a ne
ING Fund Article Of the institution bsrhg
de- % @ sJi "a ss 81 % saay 90 ~ od r 5 & % % T @ he Dn & 1
burb Tic ssi G Of Ja hoGsand sht hundred aud eighty
lis be u.isr,,ood s Commissioners be q, liberty
opinion are aGTaHagroas 10 interest Of the state
All proposals sc.lei Up ard t,ed "Lo,r Tor n, Sinking
Fund.- ard ncs envelope directed TO the Auditor Of the Canal
fbe ons v Il 5s required to bs p,d IN finds er
the acceptance Of tie proposal EnI tie balance on Tie 10Th DAY
Ps1Test, to be made by depasns The credit Of tie
nsarrr Of New York Of he Canal Fand"
s.sie Ea.arSi Bans ia iIe Cts Of Albany
aIesi o .lT oI @ commence m % on J ,Isr ls a o. R a. H. a as S
oi the MaiLa:tan toupsa5' z the tigy Of Sev.YorL
ShLs6S K HoPEISs ComptroiIet
q hilton SCRlBEER seergtATI q saie
- FRANCIS c. BARLOW AttorueI-Gersral
caSAr DErARTuESr, ALBAsY \; y, June u, lsl
POSTPONED to the 18Th z O'Clock. % shsh uss p
posab viii continue % be received e. DAlIOA Anltot
RECEIYERs SALE;.--NEW,YORkh- SgPEz
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPASY-ln panaauce Of lie su-
Gr 'l sS ,1lnus s 1f me- FeeT Of he properly ss q
the North Ameen steamship Company. VII sell Al public don,
b. L L. 0ucers, Tie E1clan
10 m Brofdrsy City OF HeEfok on IIhaDAl Nay ~
O'Clock te following described property constituting pr
Receiver VIZ. SIXTEEN t-2naal y
81 Es Of STOCK of ss f ek{RAI Is .HERI
CAN TRANSIT COMPANY. " hchsiI, - ~ neeFer,
1871 y e1c1 al tie same place. aid s1,e 70 1 e slne
ne above Sale Is hereby POSTPONED uul FRIDAY Jans a.
Auctoneert H. NeLELLAS Receiver
MUNICIPAL BONDS of the Highest Grade,
~ urFEIrTT v gVT.
SALB prices Asg slpy IRON 4 10 ~ rEa SEhI on tAs
Tuos. p ELLIS 4 Co, Banker, Hrrss.
DONDS of the VILLAGE Of NEW-LOND0N,
ED Wis. having but 10 AMI Il 70 - -
AHApAUOE COUNTY COLORADO tCT OF Denver TIE
County seat. Value Of property 4.l.Jsibsl - .-
REGISrEEED BONDS Of LBANkNNOAIA IOIHA l. AAA9As.
o property 3olNta0
an Tie above payable ID Ncv-lofk CITY.
prices A-t vii pay Y to- per cent on te HT,
Fifstelass Investra-rt Securities alrays on hand
THOS p ELLIS Co. Bansers no HPnest
IN PER CENT KANSAS SCHOOL BONDS,
Praep aai Interest payable SevTort The safest rd most Do
investments Few choice o for sale oe0s pA
PR CENT BONDS
Of JOHNSON COUNTY, k4NsAsi
REGISTERED with State Alli1G
Interest January and Jlly, in At"-i"A' ........
Arnai wealth "'er.''ss'''
A+-eDtea-es OIL! -. 80 '
Also Missouri County Bonds prices that VII pay The Investor L to
- pU - FITCH OTIS b Co, B,1ke-s
u Pne.t, =. 7.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14
Tux BURLINGTON. CEDAR RArIDs AND MINNESOTA
HAuwAY ErRsr MORTGAGE PER CENT

The entire loan issued against the main line of
this road having been sold we now offer q small
mortgage Of S2,2OOOOO against the Milwaukee Diyi-
sion Of the road. These bonds are secured in pre-
cisely the same manner as the old issue, and are
entitled TO equal confidence.
Price for the present 92l and interest in currency
HENRY CLEWs & Co.. % Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14
MIDLAND PACIFIC
RAILWAY
FIRST MORTGAGE
z PER CENT GOLD BONDS.

T.s bons is issuei At the of sl 80 per mile upou CON-
PLETED ROAD from NEBRASKA CITY. the Missouri
River 20 LINCOLN the CAPITAL Of NEBRASKA. The distance
points niles this division o. The Road
successful operation earning than all the Interest
It's Bonds It renetrates EXCEEDINGLY Rich AGRICULTURAL
region with UNLIMITED CAPABILITIES for production and Is much
needed abundant crops market Thu need has been
much felt that LOCAL SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE AMOUNT or
5000 PR MILE HAVE BEEN MADE facilitate the extension Of
on Liacon westward hs Platte River which IN process
Of construction The MIDLAND PACIFIC forms part Of direct EAST
AsD WEST TRUNK ROUTE being rapidly built rom ufana
the INDIANAPOLIS BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN RAILWAY.
in Illinois, through VERY RICH AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT
pEEsELY POPULATED for greater psrt the way Grand
Ian on River junction made with tie rnon Pa
se Railroad line miles long formed Of three links Of
which more 200 MILES COMPLETED force Of 1000
engaged prosecution Of the work. and tie ENTIRE
LINE s be FULLY COMPLETED IN l571.
The roads compong JUDICIOUSLT LOCATED
AND ARE UNDER THE DIRECTION OP SOME OF THE ABLRST
AND MOST SUCCESSFUL RAILWAY MANAGERS Of the country
Beng interest follow and thus f'fm
strong combination Of rEaE Dcne Of route greatly n rs IA
vo as saves distance between New Yo and San Pn-
cisco over any existing Te MIDLAND PACIFIC With the broad
area Of fertile and most productive land tributary With its close &
anee witt the Missouri SebHIk Railroad and the nanaPo
lis Bloomington and WESTERN EXTENSION be taxed to
m fl st limit to acsoamodats tsrsugh business shipments
products By viii lead the WEST well a'o the BASr
We recommend these Bonds which FIRST LIEN on COM
.PIETED road a. prime security PERI ECTLY SAFE, and IN
RETURNS desirable for investors than Government BonA
Present phee, 90 and accrued interest in currency.
COUPONS payable Feb Aug In Gold free Of tar, In the
Ctr Of an marketable received exchange at
nil rates Bonds nay ged without charge Pamphlet MAPS
circulars ke giving full information obtained from the uneE
asaol financial agents Of as Company.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14
mhrbes, Jevelrp, etc.

T1RANKFIELD & Co., jewelers., 200 x.h-aye,
4 eaf D. ana 50 fye clr q b.t Mew 81. 'i cost 20
4 Aue uuclea fira-i 4 AHff1 c'c-a
s.g e ud srr.ated before altering ud gaaIgng
,ur srrs anI iAuath
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14
BANNING AND FINANCIAL.

The ST. JosEPu AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
ColfPANY's FIRsr MORTGAGE BONDS are being ab-
sorbed by an increasing demand for them.
Secured a5 they by first mortgage on the
Road, Land Grant franchise, and EquipmeS Sts' COM
bined in one mortgage, they command at once
ready market
A Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon the closing Of
the loan. Principal and interest payable in gold.
Interest at eight s) per cent per annum. Payable,
seni-annually free Of tax. Principal in thirty
wears. Denominations $1,000 S5O0, and 500 Cou
pons or Registered.
Price 97I and accrued interest, in currency, from
February Is, 1882.
Maps. Circulars, Documents, and information fur
nished.
Trustees Farmers Loan and Trust Company of
Ncw-York.
Can now be had through the principal banks and
Bankers throughout the country and from the TN
dersi gned, who unhesitatingly recommend them.
Tanner 6 Co. Bankers,
No Il Wall-st., New-YOrk
F1nsr MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BoNDs
Of the
MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY Co.
Interest payable January and July.
Principal payable 1st January, 1902.
MORTON, Bliss * Co.,
Bankers. 80 Broad-st.
VIII receive subscriptions for S2OOOOO0 of the First
Mortgage Seven per cent Gold Bonds Of the Milwau-
kee and St. Paul Railway Company payable and
deliverable July l. at 5. Purchasers desrous Of re-
ceiving and paying for the Bonds before that date
can have a rebate Of per cent Gold interest with
immediate delivery of the Bonds.
Subscriptions viii be entered ard the Bonds de-
Hvered in the order in which the subscriptions are
received.
These Bonds are part Of an issue Of S4000,0Oo, or
ES00Co0 tone-haf Of which, G4OO,0O0 in sterling
Bond have been sold for European account by the
Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Company, for the
purchase Of the T ilroad running from st. Paul Ia
Crescent including the iron bridge across the Mis-
sssippi River at Hastings, giving the Company the
ownership Of isl miles Of railway, with a total
Mortgage Debt averaging about S19,227 per mile.
The Share Capital of the Company is S21,14s,6OO.
The Earnings for the years 1862 1870 and 1871 have
been as follows:
Gross Earnings. ,250GG9 S742l 06l $3.50 695
Expenses. 4.29,SS2 4,653,254 SSjO354
Net Earnings. .s3O2O7s7 So 767 7s7 S2siOSn
Int Mort &c Debt. 1869 l,25l.SlO ISl7,735
SIRIUS over ex ps int 81 7742 2O5 S1516477 S1522 6O6
The earnings for four months ending April 30 1872
show an increase over earnings for corresponding
period Of year 1s71, Of S14O,ESS 80.
This is the only Gold Loan issued by the Nhlwau-
kee aud st. Paul Company.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14
fflnrrle ano s!nIr 1hartr!s.

A KLABER. Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
-. IiaG WOkKs - and ~ Elst Enieeuaat Aaroe sni
5.a,l. as Noantet, Monuments al pnrts 'h
a. CO... .4.a M.Esio iuruius lOr ihe tINae-
-REMOVAL.-SLATE MANTELS, MAR
a LIS ANf1hs WOOD MANrELs, te inef aasrent ever
er- t ety. and spacious aee5ns ~ snl -
a. =, t,yr,tr,iiai g. T. a. nTkwAKf a Co
RTARBLE. MARBLETZED MANTELS, MON
ltA mn ytN superior aus ath hADn
Ca, e NJ sts- Boals aEdBaFe Desns on appueanoA
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14
Ghantes Tor Dusinr5s flen.

MECHANIC, with $1,000 worth of ma
"A cnery wishes TO business that can
se de the business acoy running, win sooa
trVdei c.9ia required, 8 ,O09 10 $1,000 Address a.
'A1'' MECHANIC Box l06 Tribune Ofce.
A PROFITABLE and well established CASH
"A MANUFACTURING BUSINESS tor sae IS il party % com.
0f Illness Would not By sold under
nv etbef ceuustanoe Gail immediately adS l. WOOD iS
Celsrs., CITY.
EORS SALF-A Commercial PAPER, large
circulation, Advertising paJnage eeeedis INC enIe eA
ptnses by more So J must be o N conse
advertising raOn9ee en easily De ueou e~
imined.stely, or aaa-eSs h. PAMLIAG, 10 CeIar-sL
NOR RSALE-COUNTRY STORE, doing busl-
ness of per OH to close an esiats rare op o.
tuntvi easv te ma COSALlNo, Io- D-o-2,
D1R7TN WANT Magazine well
estabTh.d Circulation 10000 Adires OPPORTUNITY
Tn0aDe Ode.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14
Diu!oeno Noticcs.

Dlu!oeuo Ncilccs.
OFFICE ERK RALwAI CONPANY. [
Nzs-i ORK, Msy ~. 1871.
nIVIDEND.-The Directors OF this Company
IL declared DIVIDEND the earnings Of the toat for the
THREE AND ONBHALF PER CENT on the
Preferred Stock PAYABLE and after july IS nex at The
Once No. Its Eghhaye, n T. u the registered solieu Of stock at
the closing u the hooka -
The Transfer and Preferred Stock win DO
close Of Monday tie 0h Of june next
IL. n. OTIS. Secretary
DELAWARE LAoKAw,yyA Ayo wEsrERS RAnloAp Co,
NEW YORK June o 1879
INTEREST on MORRIS AND ESSEX r. L.
i STOCK will payable lst July proEino. at this ofc-
Transfer will be cosel from Of sh INST 81 morning
Of July /. Al ODELl, lFeassreE
STATE o. LIMOS, TREAsJRERs OYFtcE,
-SPRIsGFrzLD June l. lS7L
TNHE interest which will become due upon
Of of Illinois arst Morav Of July lS2 Il
pals AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK, New
York from tie to te aenh days nca.ye Of Jav proro
ERASrUs \. BATES, State Treasurer
OFTcs JERsET CrT FRE ISsUHAScs Co. % GRASD.sri
Cor. GREEgEsT, JgRsET CIrf June W l61l
Doth SEMI-ANNUAL DIV1DEND.-The
OO Board Of Directors Of this Company have HIS DAY declared
WIN. GAMBLE, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14

quality not
baf grades shove % below he grade quoted.
COFFEE-Ths continues vy which hs tendency %
rck he demand Sos bags Rio
India grades emndi sales 200 bags a. L gold
iu bond. and OF nas 40 atu. puc.
RLOUH MEALrhs demand Tor Flour general anda
trader feeling ae. the private sdce from
Europe rohle; close the STEADY with ar
guhy for fresh ground, saies of75O bbls. We QUOTE;
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14

Com Meal STEADY demand q 375 bbs Weqlote
Com Ne Jsrsss - 80 s. S. Meal WeL W % 60 % 20
Cen Meal eSsrr- IS q 0Cora Meat Brrs ~ 95
Csnaa tiOa dali ssPRg Wheat brands heavy sae' at SO Is
FREIsuTs have ruled hr only oisr,sy active The charter
business has beeu 1 Win rs 10 svoT o. me en-
Lonaou q ~ bas Grain a. 3d. sat; 70 Bristol 200 bush Corn
es Lard a. ' ne on- % 4 4. an nd al of direct am Gr
GRAM lence g. Oora of orlofs A. ~ -, -
s5 GO & 10 At - Buash bark frOn Phsdepha 70 hs Cont
British baFk On Grain from Phladpha % Cotk 20, orer,
on gnyss % es p & ~ ~ M ca Norwegian bark be5os 70 the
Bae zya bb Refined DO q d u h9rSssiAn sap hon
German bsaee 70 BrensH' with 300 bbA Perouh on
sgi an ,oo sAsrts s. :: ,s sssg e @ , no m
% sa00s2L kre Fl dam 80 p sales Of 100
GRiS-oi ieTs o vi a. snsr iIe more favorable advises from
I've oo aae ega, a,. S,e tS % % & s % ne
= o 1,,h At . y, ea tor Mo- a. 2 Ss'SSo sPnnz a a5'
AZ 5 ior White Mehigan. tae latter er KEni 81 s ior
s as .ad nolaiasL 81 deaand smi Or
$500 eash q, ~ soe ~ % for CIV and p 80 fer Canadian
5lo00 lush 5lo White At s9c Baek tse
sis s siGss Tor MiIs Ss shts saaa, snd
& s sSvisss and s irrht room prices Of are vesEel
e 20 20 bs D.wP s8a lgsesnd e Hae'si esatse
wessra yellow t7 sOahsrA yellow al 7e o. White at
nay The @srisl sad sssrT quote 81 so9si for
SlIag s5aSl % of % a & % 80, "a ~ l5 @ l 20 lef Long
Rge pcasl ier Short To-. and l3deue Tor Ost -, 49,, -,
Of pdsss ale Is 1sIs Nsw-Or eans At SIC.
market spirits Infentine bas ruled
du - sst sf "a tu pnoes
saesu5 hb otg 55D5c a8d 100 bb 70 arrive at Sc
ony med riey active stfshed quoted a.
- s of 10 5f loW No a - ~ - bbi Cool 90
3 "a si q g. 3 d 3 3 s Il Z w..sos sS@ .I1 !. ss 81 c r
STEADY - . deliferd
G1e bb Csae tis Fthout quotAbe change Men
bs en- jail q unchau -eis other Otis quiet
OAfMEhi-fhe marie bat 81 7S0 90 for Outa-
nni ~ i5 for
PHOyl5OSa-Ibs limited and the
job lots, 4ll IS i0r
OH M-ss; Mess IS lFmes
delivery lai ~ 90 hbis Mess 10 seller
JaB bids as tsl-f lJ, st { % 81. Beef semand
pncs sii ssr % leu bl@ o. ga 30 of Fain As
end ello EEn Ness Trce B-e without movement aui ples
nsuns Ii about FOR Pumr Mes and sGSl0 llUia
duu and prices haye doNnsard euiency M
ercept coe giid 81 Of ~ bb *t2aez5 Tor wefer Cat
Mrats ,suuure ofee neg wLee the quality j. tne hut
ordnr grades f.es Of lO pE-G u | ir
Shoul er- l00If liafs, s3 tc hagg m Hams W
ysts Terms Bsrau 1li rll weak a eicrpt choice n
" e1ro H- Dfsael ho ere se qlnig
q jor Ct. LAR gtt Y ihe tei .1 s,a hed e
hu T. CIV, I1f lair
pHme .n a.. kr ea-ri i htlr aclrsrr, taes #
~ g. l. Ic aa t sler Jali. st -, aul .0j
fe Il .grr.
BvrEA-lls estrrtays eel pess. but
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14

FATABrE IN Gold . + -rAlAhlN ~ 'liltHf'f
FIRST CABIN ..........& SO 81 LILA
fs LGndnn. o0 - s'ioi.''''ss'''t'
l. pI ~ 10 tai'f
Hambt hlrlaJ
Dsmnark a Tadncei rae~ .t.-. -
Tckeiscaa Dougt 81 moderate Fas ~ ols H'as
send 0 their friends - n. -.
Thr ngh Bills Of Ladng gwen Oh o. Ph'Al I" s''-' !" ' -
Antgfrn.
Drsas i-sued ~ lowest rates.
For.s her iufonlaoa appi, =, Gle Coupan,'a o. ~-r.
JClIA q. DALE Agtut NJ b. li0ttsaf u Z
New-York tribune., 1872-06-14

SIRIUS over ex ps int 81 ,2O5 $1,516,47 1882 COG
The earnings for four months ending April 30 1872
show an increase over earnings for corresponding
period Of year 1s71, Of S14O,5SS 80.
This is the only Gold Loan issued by the Mlwau-
kse aud ST. Paul Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON May O. 1874
Cotton duh good ordinary, 2o.c Netreeeipts, % bales
New oaIr.ss, May q 1872
gross, SIS Sales, i,sw. stock, 1884
Cotton dull, mddlings, s24c. Net receipts, rs bales
Stock, l7,7l7.
Cotton quiet hut Arm; mddlngs, 22tc Net receipts,
sS bales ENpor's coaStwse, 2DA sales, 100 stock,
CHARLESTON, May o. 1872
Cotton quiet middlings 22'sc 2aac. Net receipts 22
bales Exports coastwise Gao. Sales, 800 Stock, iISa
Tobacco arm, and unchanged Sales, lao hhds : -
Lake imports Flour, $500 bbls corn 400 bushels;
so f", the sA1 Wheat sTsns
buyers holding of sales OF 1000 bushels Duluth spring
81 is Corn more active and lower, sales 1900 bushels
No western in lot at Ssc sc 300 bushels do on
iasoo bushels Western on private terms 5000 bushels do
At ssc Id" bushels al go seeds steady and Other
articles UNCLAIMED ,shwnes nominal Railroad ship
5000 bushels.
No. spring, - 80 tor amber winter, $40 for white
s White xs
on sad eF Snf s canada spring
BARLEY rye and peas gHs3 .o co,n%eas g .y boiled
= 81 ddn 'nS tort s np
Soc. Railroad Irc,ghts-fiour 10 Boston 6oc. to New
bushels Wheat s S bushels corn so Bushels barsy
100000 feet lumber.
Flour firm aud scarce. Wheat buoyant and cttled
with frequent uctuntons sales OF No 2sprng at 81 IS
spot 81 oSl, seller june Corn in good demand at 44c.
No mixed, spot 45c seller June Oats In good de
mnnd al 3isc for No Rye active and higher gOc.
&c. No Barley adj anced and in fair demand nj
TOE dc Tor No. tall Whisky active and higher sc.
Pork dull and lower mt $I2 So seller June Lard quiet
and unchanged Bulk meats dun and unchanged ut 4c.
a4c for shoulders, Csc for clear rib sides and 7sc
clear sides. Bacon steady SIC. 5Ac shoulders
7ac axe for clear rib sides and Sc SIC for clear
sides Live dull and lower AT s. 80 "a Cattle
unchanged. keceipts-5,00 bills nour, 400 bushel
wheat 1900 DO corn, 5000 do oats 4oWdo. rye, 1000 Az
bushels wheat, 10000 do corn 10000 do oats, 5000
rye, 5000 do barley and 100 hogs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-10
FIRE IN WEST STREET.

fire broke ont yesterday morning in the five
story brick building 92 West street. the property OF
]. h. BEAM "a Ciir street. The loss the building
IL estimated at $4,000 and 1t Is insured for 5000 in
the Brewers and Maltsters' Insurance Company.
The building was occupied by samuel d. Tompkins
Co., who also occupy No. ~ as a cotton storage
warehouse. Thc stock Of the firm was damaged TO
the extent Of $500 and insured for $1,000 In
the BROOKLYN CITY Fire Insurance Company. The
1000 bales OF cotton stored In the premises
were the property Of X. H. Forsyth, Thomas ID. Hen.
Ton, lnmann, swan Co.; X. l.. Maitland Co.,
and rs estimated that stock to the amount OF
$1,000 II destroyed. No. 90, Ave story brick
Moore Bloom Co, hour and grain merchants,
whose stock was damaged by water to the amount
OF $1,000; who are insured. The fire began on
the FIRST noor, and appeared TO have originated In
bale OF cotton which lying close to the inside
uoor, IRE Marshal McSpedon will commence In
VcstlRaion Into The cause Of the 1Ie this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-10
A VALUABLE SERVANT.

Annie Martin, a chambcrmaid employed in the
boarding house No. IA West Twenty-elghth street,
was arrested by Detective Hagan OF the Twenty
ninth precinct, on complaint OF Mrs. H. Bramhall,
one Of the boarders who charges while temporarily
absent from her room the prisoner stole $3.50 worth
OF clothing from her. The complainant states she
left the prisoner cleaning up her room when she
left the house. and upon her return found both the
prisoner and the property gone. The officer, upon
searching two trunks OF the prisoner, which were
in the house, found large amount of valuable
clothing and articles not accustomed to being in
the possession OF servant girls and is under the
impression she has stolen them from different par
ties where she has been employed. The prisoner
was arragned before Justice Cox ut Jefferson Mar
ket, yesterday afternoon, and denied the charge
but was remanded to the station house until this
morning, In order to allow the officer to find ad-
ditiOnal cOmplainants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-10
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
GOLD UP TO ia l-8.
Continued Depression in the
Stock Market.
Advance of the Rate Of Interest by
the Bank of England.
WALL STREET, |
THURSDAY, MAY 0-6 p. M. !

Gold was In active demand to-day, and the pre-
MUM stood one-eighth per cent above the quota
lions Of yesterday. 1t opened at 1l41s, and the
sales were nearly all made between ia and ll4k.
Higher rates are anticipated The bids for the pur.
chase OF 900 OF gold to day from the govern
ment amounted in the aggregate TO s., 10000 at
prices varying from ll3 to HALO the latter being
the highest, and, for the whole amount offered was,
OF course, accepted.
MONEY MARKET.
Money Is eaSy-perhaps more so than on any
other day this week-and the rate OF interest Is in
clined to favor the borrower, although six and
seven per cent are still demanded.
THE SHARE MARKET
The bears have had the best oft again to-day, but
In only so far as to keep prices down to the lowest
figures OF yesterday, and in some cases TO force
them at times a little below. The market opened
weak and remained In that condition until the
close. reaction is looked for on the part Of those
who favor high prices, and many predict that the
bottom has been reached for the present, at least
by all the speculative stocks. This is question
which to-morrows transactions will most probably
solve New York Central and Hudson River opened
at 96ls and sold up to 9Tss but lower prices ruled
for the greater part OF the day The scrip had but
few sales at 81 a 9lA. Erie advanced from 677s to
697s, owing to an increased demand for the stock.
Western Union was largely dealt in at the fractions
between "a and rs. Pacific Mail ran up from "a y
to rs, but, not being able to hold on, dropped to
741s, but towards the close became somewhat
buoyant and sold up to 751s. In the other stocks
there were no very marked variations from the
closing prices OF yesterday. The following table
comprises the highest and lowest quotations OF
stocks to-day with those OF yesterday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-10

weekly Meeting Of tho Board-Mr
ComptrolleF Green and His Partially
n0r Parks-The Harbor Dredging.
Inc annual meeting OF the Dock Commission was
heid yesterday at the ofices OF the Commission.
mr.. Agnew was reelected president and a motion
70 appoint secretary was deferred to an execu-
i've session. M. Commissioner Kane has, it was
SAID, done all the work Of secretary for more than
Twelve montns without receiving any salary for the
: oince, when the Legislature has appropriated
Commissioner HENRY drew attention. tn the mast
and present crippled condition of the Commission
~ s%'e ~, upon the Comptroers unwiningness
70 supply tne commission with the funds that are
due 10 II by the appropriation He drew attention
TO the significant fact that, though the financial
condition as not to warrant the advances OF money
required yet M. Green had paid to the Denart.
ro n VI M ~ tnree months. ending March last
$4,000 wniie during the same period he had maid
only $4,000 to the Department Of Docks Such a dis.
c,repansy was va disgrace to the great mercantile
tate what each department was to receive in the
shape Of appropriation then 1t was very desirable
Chief Of the Department OF Finance but Mr.. Green
was Commissioner In the Department OF Parks.
and had shown an undue favOritism In his appro-
priat10ns.
DREDGING IN THE HARBOR
Commissioner HUNT read a. report, from which
the following extracts are made:-
nom the Pilot Com%sonars probtne
the deposit Of the material taken out q the slips within
matter referred and stated The OF Pilots
where from ne slips shall Se dspo afed
and in the exercise Of that right have rather chosen
say where II shall not be deposited
Ffrst-NOt below Spuyten Duyvi Creek on the North
River.
Secsnd-Not west OF Fort Schuyler Throgg's Neck and
Znird-Not west of this bay at Sandy Hook.
The committee decided that they could recommend
continuation Of dredging the slips IL the material
be taken outside OF Sandy Hook the risk would appear
ment Of Docks has two powerful dredging machines and
bar IL appears to the committee that the dredging
must stop until some place of deposit be found within
ocean.
The report was adopted.
The Commission shortly afterwards went into
executive session.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-10
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The hot weather has given an impulse to subur-
ban sales, aud all the transactions have up to the
present proved entirely satisfactory. The encour.
agement thus given viii have the erect of throwing
several large tracts Of land the market and 1t is
confidently expected that more bona Rde sales will
be made IN the present season than at any period
heretofore. The only sale at the Exchange Room
was that made by James NJ. Miller OF three lots sit
uated on Fiffy-seventh street. The following
the full PARTICULARS
House nd lot H. T. 57th st. 50 r. O. Of 18th av., lot
issxims Marx Hernthal. G7oo
mort Ser,h hmercan Insurance Company '...... 1900
%or,S Rmnrican Insurance Company .''s..'.. 1000