The New York Herald Newspaper, August 4, 1869, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Rees Tusspay, August $6 P. M, Some surprise was ex; Wall street to- day at the gpparent ‘comparative statement of the public debt as pub- lished in'the HeRALD of this morning and the state- ment furnished by Secretary Boutwell. The former exhibits an increase of the debt of about eight and ‘one-half millions, while the latter claims a reduction jof in the neighvornocd of seven and one-half mil- ona. In the cage of the Hexaup the difference was plained a3 resulting from including the the grand total Railroad = bonds indebtedness, ‘by the Secretary, while no notice was taken of accrued interest, an item included in Mr. Boutwell’s ‘statement, It will thus be seen that both statements ‘were correct, but only partial exitibits of the actual nancial position of the nation. It is manifestly ‘proper that the Pacific Railroad bonds, for which the ernment in the cbaracter of Indorser is directly ble, while being also responsible for the yayment ‘OF interest thereon, should be inctuded in the sum of our outstanding obligations. We may never be eatied upon to liquidate them, and we sincerely trust Wwe will not; but as long as they obtain circulation pon the strength of the government's guaranteo nd until such time as the ability of the road to meet them at maturity is demonstrated ‘beyond all-question of doubt it is a piece of childish deceit for us to put them aside when calculating the extent of our liabilities. It 1s also just that the ac- (Crued interest on all bonds not yet paid should enter fnto a statement of the public. debt, as it constitutes ry important lien upon the balance of coin and ‘currency on hand. Subjoined ts a summary of the Jast two statements of the Secretary, including both these items, by @ comparison of which it will be that, although the debs during the past month ‘has in reality been reduced, yet the amount of that less than appeare from the oficial only $6,680,523, instead of $7,435,744: — STATEMENT OF JULY 1, preys? Bgl ba exclusive ‘Total outstandi Pacifio Accrued interest not paid Total priacipal and interest..... oe Pacific Raliroad bonds outstand- lapcruad: interest not ‘paid. Total debt July 1........+- «+ pose amount in Treasw ‘inking Fund and accrus Balance of indebtedness July 1. STATEMENT OF AUGUST 1, oy a, exclusive $2,697,722,083 $2,645, 170,293 + ++ $2,706,474,082 + $2,549, ro 269 Total mah ee Accrued interest not pa “ -Total principal and interest...., Add Pacific Ratiroaa bonds outstanding ACcrued Interest NOL PAld.......sereee Total debt August 1... Deduct amount tn Treasury, tn ‘und, and other chased, with accrued interest... Hance of indebtedness Sh 1 sane of indebtedness July $2,696,281, 748 a $2,642,725, 746 Decrease since July 1. The markets in Wall street were again exceed- ‘ingly dull to-day. Money was had easily at five to @even per cent as the extreme rates on call loans, ‘the former figure being exceptional. On govern- ‘ments the ruling rate was six, while six and seven Were paid on mixed and stock collaterals, Commer- Cial paper was in fair request at previous rates rang- ing from eight to ten per cent. Goid opened at 135% and exhibited a strong, Steady tone in the market most of the day, ad- intermediate fractions to Room. The advance from the opening figure to 155% was slow in a dull, quiet market; but the further upward movement was sharper and accom- panied by some excitement in consequence of the Feported failure of a prominent Greek house doing business in Hanover square, a branch of a London house, which has likewise another branch in Rio Janeiro. It was stated that the Rio branch bad ‘become involved in gold speculations there, which Produced the suspension, and that the house was “short” between $800,000 and $900,000, gold. Thead- ‘vance in the premium was referred to the covering of this account, although a rumor of intended heavy shipments to-morrow was circulated simultancously ‘with the other report, which may have aided tn the apward turn. The house referred to above has stood high on the street for many years, and was one Whose bills were readily taken. fournment of the board the market reacted from the higher figure, and fell off to 1357, fluctuating between that and 136 until near the close of ‘business, when it receded to 135%, at which it stood . Bt five o'clock. The steamer Germania to-day took ut $50,000 in specie. The disbursements of coin in- terest to-day amounted to $85,274, ‘The following table shows the range of gold during the day and its price at etated hours:— After the ad- Transactions i the loan market ranged from 5} to 7 per cent for carrying. ‘The following is the report of the Gold Exchange Bank:—Gross clearings, $42,105,000; gold balances, $2,024,045; currency balances, $2,907,671. Foreign exchange 18 again ‘‘off” slightly, in conse- ‘quence, it is said, of an additional supply of bills Bgainst shipments of ponds, although this class ot paper is at present regarded with some suspicion in the rumors of the unsound character of the current Speculative movement in our bonds in London. Rates are:—Sterling, sixty days, commercial, 109 a 100% a 110; short sight, 110% a 11034; Paris, sixty days, 6.18% @ 6.13%; short sight, 44; Antwerp, 5.18% @ 6.13%; Switzerland, 5.184 25.13%; Hamburg, 9594 a 8574; Amsterdam, 403; a 40%; Frankfort, 40% a A056; Bremen, 7835 & 7934; Prussian thalera, 7014 ® New Orieans house has drawn for £50,000 against the growing cotton crop. In the government market the ten-forties and cur- rency bonds continue the leading features, and are strong and active upon a large investment demand, the five-twenties having advanced to a point upen the government purchases as to bring the cheapness of comparatively neglected securi- strong prominence as to have produced something approaching a rush 109%; bankers’, It is stated that theae formerly purchased largely by savings banks, while the refusal of the Secretary to accept them as a security for the national bank issue stimulates the purchase of the next cheapest bond, so acceptabie, the ten- forties, The market lowing = figures:—United firm at the fol- 14% @ 1244; do fivetwenties, 128 a 12344; do. do., coupon, 1862, 1255 a 126%; do. 4o., coupon, 1864, 1233¢ & 123344 do. do., coupon, 1865, 1233¢ @ 123%¢; do. do., coupon, new, 1865, 12254 9 122%; do. do., coupon, 1907, 122% @ 122%; ao. do., coupon, 1868, 12214 @ 122%; do, ten-forties, Tegistered, 111% @ 112; do, do., coupon, 11674 a 116; eurrency bonds, 111% a 111%. State stocks were dull and lower on the last call n Tennossees, North Carolinas and Louisiana levee sixes, The following were the closing prices this evening:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 62% & 63; do., Dew, 56 a 66%; Virginia, ex coupon, 58% a 58)4; do., new, 61 a 6134; Georgia sixes, 84a 8434; do., ; North Carolina, ex coupon, 66% & 67; 40., new, 6134 a 62; Missouri sixes, 87i¢ a 87%; do., Hannibal and St. Joseph, 89 a 91; BIxes, 70 a 7034; do., levee sixes, 64 64%; do, do., eights, 83 a 85; Alabama eights, 93 a 98%; do. fives, 62460; South Carolina sixes, 67 a 69; do,, new, 61a 6134. ‘The stock market was especially dull to-day, the fluctuations being within narrow margins, except in ‘the case of Harlem, which ranged in extreme quota- tions between 161—its opening price—and 166, clos- ing firm % Off Its best figure. The principal specu. lation was in the Northwestern and other Western _ Shares, the prices of which were well maintained, The express stocks and quiet, without special features, * the prices on the second cali berland, $374 @ 36; Western Union, 38.34 a 99, silver, 1524 a 169%; Maripoen, 835 a 824; 16 bid; Pacific Mall, 8344 bid; Boston Water Power, 15 Did; Adams Express. Ubu a 09%; Welle-lareo Ux- sevens, 01168 Mlacellaneous hist were The following were ‘anton, 69 a 61; Cam- NEW. YORK HERALD, ds AUGUST 4, 1869.—-TRIPLE SHK«mE1, press, 1934 819%; American Express, 413¢ a 42; United States Express, 67 a 69; Merchants’ Union Express, 10 bid; New York Central, 20074 a 210; Hudson River, 186 @ 186%; Harlem, 165 & 16534; Reading, 97% @ 9734; Michigan Central, 182 a 1325; Lake Shore, 10644 a 106%; Ilinots Central, 141 a 141%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 10634 a 10734; Chicago and North- western, 86% @ 8634; do. preferred, 9734 @ 91%; Rook Island, 11434 a 1144; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 70% @ 7934; do. preferred, 88% a 80; Toledo and Wabash, 73a 75; Fort Wayne, 153.9 154; Alton and Terre Haute, 38; do. preferred, 60; Ohio and Missis- sippl, 3254 a 32/4; Delaware and Lackawanna, 1124; New Jersey Central, 1025 @ 103; Chicago and Alton, 165 2168; Morris and Essex, 8344 a 6834; Harmibal and St. Joseph, 1240126; do. preferred, 124 a 125; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 36 bid. After the adjournment of the Long Room the ab- sence of orders among the stock brokers was par- ticularly noticeable in the small market that was formed on the sidewalk and the fewness of transac- tions. ‘The following were the bids for city bank stocks to- day:—New York, 130; Manhattan, 140; Mechanics’, 186; America, 140; Phenix, 108; Fulton, 150; Mer- chants’ Exchange, 117; Leather Manufacturers’, 188%; Seventh Ward, 112; State of New York, 112; Commerce, 124; Ocean, 101; Chatham, 156; Bank of the Republic, 117; Hanover, 112; Irving, 108; Shoe and Leathor, 138; Corn Exchange, 134; Continental, 90%; St. Nicholas, 114; Commonwealth, 112; Im- porters’ and Traders’, 131; Park, 166; Manufac- turers’ and Merchants, 93; Fourth National, 104; Ninth National, 114; Tenth National, 10334. ‘The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay- ments and balances‘at the Sub-Treagury in this olty for the expired portion of the weok have beon as follows:— Aug. 2. iit Fa e108 baa ti 614 $03,042,008 Aug. 8.. 654,000 "903,419 678,084 94,192,874 The following shows the goles of the average of the leading items of the Philadelphta banks for the past and previous week:— August 2, $51,953,853 Dec. $609,247 390,37’ 384,869 Deo, 5,508 Pega tenders, 13,076,180 18,618,011 Inc, 642,731 Due f'm banks. 4,534,008 6,106,006 Inc. 672,996 ks,, 6,048,085 6,003,240 Inc, 46,165 * 83,112,650 83,623,886 Inc. 611,327 . ee 10,630,233 Dec. 4,740 avid 88,417,562 Inc. 4,286,980 | g67d,147 MAT 8,288,280 Inc. "616,133 SALES AT THE KEW TORK YORK STOCK EXCHANSS. Tacsday, August 3—10:15 A. M. 6% shs Wells-Fargo Ex. 19 100 United States Ex.... 68 2F S8 secg SEcESESSESSeeceeee I 17 ah 10 Continental Bank... 100 10 Manuf : dof Bank, bi Bt Rosas + 43g 700 H 14 - Gs 70 Dub & Sious oe RR iis 12 M. and 2115 o’Clock P. M. A ed Fed "Bl, reg... ae fea vec US 5's, 10-40, ¢ 1b% 1000 US 6's, 57000 US 8, 6612 Hag 8000 rid is 100 Us ycco00 226% 1000 Bs ovo ae st000 Oss. & 166, D.. 19g ian vg Sa ibaieosd ie 4 a ry 6000 UB 60, 1,00, 05.2 13d Mero 3 10000 Tone tee ipOlosk PR. mr, . 8 I si z1pe00 Menta €3,, 250ahs Wells-Fargo Ex. 30 10rd a doMercbants’ Be 100 Cumb Coal pf. 103 60 Del & Hud Can: 37 do.. 12% 200 Pa enon: + 16 400 Col, C &1 U BR. 86 100 Pac M 83 Co. 8834 «95 Morris & EsRR.... 885 100 Adams Ex. 59 STREET QUOTATIONS, Half-past Five o’Clock P. M. Bt Pau prot, Ft Wayne. COMMERCIAL | REPORT. Turspay, ‘Auguit 3-8P.M. Brrsawax.—The market was dull and heavy at 44c. a 46c. for Southern and Westera, There were small sales within the range. BUILDING MATERLALS.—For most articles coming under this classification the market was tolerably active and firm, Eastern, baa was freely sou i hr and Ue ty the 0,000 feet at from {i23—chlotly at 20 $2; the ‘offerings were fair, ie ee coud demand and with a 50,00 at PE the ‘mera ras firmer’ Bales of 1,200, * $2 75. “‘eccee cement was quict at’ $3, while tind wee eee mand at $1 15 for common and 21 75 for lump. For bricks “) ‘4 8 fair demand at the fo Bawiag lene :—New Jorse; Grolony ais 5; do. hard, &5 sb river, 7 @ G10; ry Had Phttelpa front 3 845 * SOF ERR.—Rio was active, demand and rao oa. held. yi at 14 bage to arri iC do, ex A. Pt 8 ‘Set do. ex Cire OC. Warwick, 427 d Garton, and 997 dd. ex” Wavolet, 501 eet James ts, ISK, a 1794 5 . } Bil a Oagion sik so °; ies a aihie ® jamaicn, 15c..a 16c.; St. D niigy Go “Gosta Rica'and Mexican, 150 Vy ‘William Scott & Sona made 700 tn Baltimo in we de » Eee in Philadel ‘altimore, in New Orleans in jel- pai ia, 4,500 in Boston and 2,000 in Mobile,” COPFER.—Ingot was less active, but siendy at the close at Rie. for all kinds. ‘There were wales of 950,000 Ibs, lake at am oTTON, ox. the market was ney active, the demand being chiefly from re, and prices were steady nt for- juotations, les were 1,126 bales, of which 996 were tor spinning, 118 for export anit 12 for epeculation. For future sel ivery business was more active and prices were 10. ac. higher. ‘The wales wore 400 bales, basis: low. middilng for December at 25360, n 2 %e., 300% do do, f for, January at 265(0., 200 do. for Novem pad do, leans for Decomber on priva 180 $00 ion average low mid- dling for Sapiomver at Bice, and B00 do. do. for October at We append the omens stations Me = gota a low rniaaag i. Be d lin} HH BK Goorn via light request, but atondy at er suger’ sodas eg ir ota! viz — Su we a8? CH sugar ato 8 don 8S AB BIO: olan, fe do. 82 do.? ong 5 rum 9. 82 3 bor do ia fete 8 te 1a: Soop OCA was quiet, and we heard of no sales. Prices Pl one however, at 10) lv. gold for Gi Sic, do, for Maracaibo do, ouayeauth ia KOR Manin Was quel bat slondy at Be. n Me, NDLRG rere, mull neglected, but unchanged in value, raandcly adamsatiae wore quoted at “to. and patent Bao, by iphone perm DrEwoons. —Logw tg Beedle poaree, sits demand and scnrcely ‘80. ffm, cloning at #85, currency, for Bt. irl cotter ge oa a pita bat do. for other kinds: “Weheartot to tales, Ont O18 8 Gal ‘a Iecetpis, 10,408 bie ser BR 11-600 do, malt, "Tho tour P rearees Wes but steady for all kinds. icon with 0 50 700 780 650 7% 9 00 760 860 760 Bt. Louta atenight extra. 800 St. Louta choice double extra... 9 iy St, Louis choice family... no Southern choice and family us bouthern superfine and exte 600 California tiowr sacks and 960 Ryo flour. 6% Corn mi bo ommtied tor spring went moderately mou he ‘ere er. The ex were about Hay at apring, 94 68 fo, lots, $1 "56 for Ss for do, aflont, tT ‘a agi 6% for No.1 do, #f 63.0 $1 OF for amber Michixan, Ot 63 8 HL 65 for How amabor Indiana Bl 72% tor new amber e for white io and white me white Kentuck, oes BLT) for eal ois do, and G2 ™ . eae Seer i for white Weatern, Oats were in igh ay ‘The sales busbels at tho. Seimei ee eaten but ‘extern, Both malt contin to rule dul and nominal. rates to alf Faisaure,—' se was very quiet, but Tho engagements were:—To Liverpool, Feoo bushels wheat at ‘Ty | gee d per steamer 1,0:0 boxes choose at Ada, und small lots bacon at 5a. tirein room, was hheld at 94.. 70 Bremen, per, steamor, 14000 bla. rosin at 2a ‘ab 11s, 8d., 200 bales |». 190 hhds, to- 20.0. tallow at 17s. 6d., 750 boxes extract log- ge AtAd, per bushel, and 20 hbas, | 14 Breme! : ree anae: diterranean with British briz to {sh ey it. do. ot fx, dd. ant Hainan Va for orders with 3,500 quariers gra ‘ah Ba. 24. th inh brig for the same voyage with 1,700 quarters do. Gs; a bark, 30) tons, to a Frouch port wits lasers orth rk froen ladeipita fo {be Baltle with ‘loops, froloum at Gs, ands Darl to the Mediorrenean'witk, to. Daoco on private terms. ¥1sH.—For dey cod the market was moderately sotive at former prices, he sales being about 600 quntag at gt 35 8 jackerel wore only In moderate demand, but un- sant hoe peur arm aarti PI Hol 0. 8: moet i wins ul ‘en ‘und’ 88 60" for mains done seed horring. w quieh and heary at do, e Bie. for No. 1, w within the rule fod dae were quiot; but stendy atthe ron qivlet and mominab at 180. 17c. Tuc man Jo, made the etvok to-day 10,100 lea in Now York and 6,300 do. joston, Guan 6 thor conifnued to: s8}¢0., Block to-day, as made is Co, was 9500 baleu in New Yor! Hay.—the demand was moderatei unaltered. Shipping was sellin, 25. Long rye straw at #1 st io. EMP remained dull and nominal at 12ijo. xold, or Ma; nila, 4o. do. for jute, 934. » 9X0. do. for Sisal, aud ‘ge! a fo. gp. for Taraploa, to o market for all Kinds was quiet, but In pricen there was no change. quote: —Buenos Ayres, 25 827 Ibs, 4c. a Blc., gold; do, 90 m 88 Iba,, 21 Monterideo, al a 29 tbe bs, jo. Gran dg. "ai a 43 ibn ts. 3 8 88 iba. 900. 'm Be. | Callfornia, 2s a 36 Wo. Centeit American,” y 21 Ibe, Ic. w 1R:¢0. Roche aud Menon, aia 24 ber, 100. ifoct Vorn trun, 18 Pd bare a The s tanpie” 20.02 Ibs, 7c, 0 18:,, and ‘Toxas, 22 a 25 Ibs., ldo. a Ic., gold. Total atock bides August 8, 18694183 ¢00; samo time last ve 608. Tors.—Phe' market was still athe domand from all glasses of buyers boing light, bc. for common te.ahpige rades. Tent csostch ‘vig wae oniy. ta moderate, demand, but steady in value. ‘The sales wore 200 tons Kxlinton, ex ship, at $38, and 20 do, Glengarnock, ex ship, at #38 50, the market Closing nt thaae prices, Amertoan wae att olear of sales, but rm, 529 for'Wood, ite Tem erecta being light, "hain 49 Sons Wort je terms. Refined bar ote at UF old T raila 200 tons were sold on private terms. ‘New English rails pes in demand ‘and 8,000 tons wore gold at or abant $56 50, gold. New Amert- can were quoted 874 a 875, currency, without Leav.— mary foreign was quoted at $6 36, gold. We heard of no sales, however. Luariinn.—Hlemlock sole was Stil tn light demand and heavy, though prices were without change. ‘The recelpts are wincreasing, Oak was slow of ged in value. Hemlock 8.300, adie, Ste. a 3 32e,; do, California, heavy, 27, i B3e.: bis ratddi si fei do. Ihc a 3 do, Urinoco, Ke. lo. ralddte, 39 Fee lo. Nght, 293, feet ene ail ber and weights, 2ic. a 280. ; ae ‘poor ed, ; G0, in the rough, Bic. a Bic, inegei aie: a ics; d. mide, 0. wei a Beary, Me 4.i do Be. tc raat, B80. olltes, Bog. a 2Bcc. MOLAseRe-—‘The market was uty ‘and prices generally were nominal at the quotations ay pended | the sales were 675 hhds. at 580. for Cuba muscovado. and ( Suba, clayed on rms. Weaquote, Cuba Senirimuget: wod mixed at muscovado at Cuba clayed at 45c. a 48c., Cul 480, Porto Blog at Soo. a 700 Ba and Hew Orleans atc, 9i¢c, romes.—-For splits turpenti atiilauitand honvy, closing at 42c, « and shipping lots, ' Sales £0 bbls., in’ former chleiy att ined 80; No. tra, a A palo, be boa eo bd extra indow ginss, 6 a ‘was quiet, but tateudy at meh 85 “y % BO for Wiliniugton, and 2 60 for rough Oru Titbond was steady at 98c. a $1 in casks and bbis., with sales rumored of 10,000 gallons for August and Septem- ber dolivery at #1, Lard was steady ; sales 0 bbls spring ot 1 42.0 $145, ts were sold at fro to Weatern oleine was duli and nomniaatat ec, wills ines Faden was dull and heavy atte. Crade whale was quot $1 05 a #1 08 for Northern and 9c. a 5c. for Southern, w Of crude sperm 510 bbls, were disposed of On p Bleached and unbleached winter do, were é S out quoted $1 PRIROLEUN.—Crude, tn bulk, was quict, the demand «till being only for smal lots but prices ware unchanged, closing at lige. al7igc. The silos were at 17 yc. a 17 Crude, fn bola. was Cull at 23540. Refined was (ride i086 arket Was neavy and a shade lower, walen were 3,000 bbls, at 81 tho Inst half Augush, at t Bcc. a 33 Tie was in moderate demand ut About fornier prices. Sales 450 bbls, fa prime auipping order 9444 and G00 do, in bull, 68 a 78 gravity, at do. Tn Piaaet arket was more active, and Rlosed at yesterday's latter price; tid’ bo0'ds. from Gotober to ‘PROVISTONS.—Receipts, 2 packages cut weats, 100 do. and lol kegs lard,” Only a moderate business was traosacted In pork, prices for whlch, however, ruled aiondy at yenteniay's Quotations. ‘The sales wore 1.000 bis. at {i520 a $83 2h for new mess, 683 25 a $53 60 for city do, and $95 60 for Western rime mess. For future delivery there were m0 salea. Live Bogs weretquiot, at 10'j0. a 1WSyc., with arrivals of 3,000 hen, Beet was slow of salo but unchanged in ¥ be sales were 100 bbis., at $8 a 12 for plain ‘mess, and $13 a $16 for extra do. Tlerce bect was sllll dul! and prices were entirely nominal, Beet hams wors only moderately gong’: aleady 4n rule, Sales, 69 bbls. at ‘$80, Bacon Telcos wate aativety nowiinat totaal susats the market was quict, but with i ht offerings atid prices were higher, ‘The salen wero about 79 packages, within the rauze of \aige, a 100. for dry salted end piokied shoulders, I6c.'a for smoked do. 1B, a 19e. for plokled hams, aod auc; His, for moked and Sages do.” ‘Lard was more dquired for and more firmly held. Salos were made B00 packages at Tie, a 0c, for No. 1 to prime stoam Bhd kettle rendered, Butter was in fair request, and, with light receipts, prices were firm at our quotations, Checse was in fair request, both for export and the home trade, aud, with moderate receipts, prices were strong. We quole:— NEW OROP GUTTER, State frkins, full yellow. er Ib, Bho, w Se. State irkine, ight colored Blo. w Bo. Western reserve firkins, full yellow. State, half rkintubs, food fo extra. Stato, Welsh tubs, good to prime. ‘actories, fair to good. Factories, common Farw dairies, extra, rym jalrios, fait to 102.—Carolina was prime, with small sales in the rai ne. BACT.—With continued light arrivals and a small stock the packet for all Kinds Liverpool was irm. Tho demand was tole: active, Pri cos for Jobbing lots from ator as ES a for: ‘common vo follow '——Aahtot af persack ; Marsh: and ¥ fc ry ‘#2 a 328 Evans’, Dean's, & we igeins $3 10 8 grounds’, $2'a af io, and 0c. per aren Boars sGaille was ‘quiet; ; small salos wore made at 13\¢c. c. StEARINE.—The market continued to rule dull, but the offerings wero light, and previous prices were demanded, Small lots wore disposed of at 190. a 2c. for ordinary to choice, in hhds, and slerces. SreDS,—Grass were ey but firm, at 130, 9 Me. for clover, 85 95 for Timothy and $2 60. $2 70for rough flax. Linseed Sa tine, with actos of 1000 bogn of Rozelle at ing ola duty paid. Mesars, G. Tuckerman & Co. made the stock of 1 ge to-day 27,400 bags in New York aud 29,000 do, in Bos- Suaan.—The demand for raw was tolerably active and prages were steady at yesterday's quotations. The salea were hhds., 10740. & Toye. for Cuba and Porto Rico; also 150 boxes on ‘private terms, Regine was in fair Fequest and 8 15750. sort white at 14 firm, hard sellin, By, extra © ne ids whee eee fated Rrocery a 1a} SenceiGga, Wha rt and boxes, 100, a1 Datob at + do. " od 9, tte Rab 1B grades, 113¢c. Sey ; a 1 thee was a moderately active’ demand at he sales were 13 bales Payta, 8 do. Rio steady prices. Hache, 33 do. Cape,andto arrive 13 do. Bucnos’ Ayres, on vate terms, Deer were in falr request at old prices, Sites 000 Ibs, Angorture, 12,000 do. Puerto Cavello, Central American, 5,000 do, Curacoa, and 2,00 rivate terms. We quote: fer een ale 00 do, Para on ieren tit Biigo. a 4 Ver: 47ige. & 58c.. as currence: ayia, 8 fc, Selene 500, ae re bape. 47ige. n Saige. Deer—Honduras,tdc. perl. gold; Yorn Crizy 44c.; Central American, 45c.; ‘Sad Juan, oe, ; Sisal, 45c.} Angostura, 3le.; .—Retined was Face but fem at 460. in, though quiet, waa ‘rae at 86 3240 8654, gol ies wero made within the epee, Tatow sras only moderately active, Vut firmly eid, The salon ware 70,000 Iba, nt 11 for common to prime, TOBA0CD. —For Kentuel rine demand was moderately ac- rut, id prices were wae dully the rally were un- Changed. Spanish and tmanufacturod tobacco were quict. We quote :— chy. LyNieat, ant arian Common lugs, per tb . tie. rae Common is ike Bor ie 2 Me, Medium leat in lic. al: Good Tent Be. 8 do, Fine leat, Me a Ibo. appe' Now York este Aliers ae ren YY “at WwW. ¥ ae ohtee eaied. ‘Manufactured— Black work, pa ‘and medium, 20c. a 23c., in bond; good and fine Bo. w 80c. 4 bright Cg amieeaeg and medium, xc. a 250. ‘and good and fin tte 54 erat iad OF THR NEW YORK AND BROOK: mi " Lil Dee Po JOPROTION WAREHOUSES, jew Yor! a9 ‘. ba Ky, Va. inka” Ono. Md, Total Hida, Hinde, Hide, at Received fatesccss. WW ons paivered ioe Mo Soo | i Block Angust 9.1860 Iq0ls rrr) Brooklyn’ inspection :— Block Ja'y 1, 1869. Keoveived alte, Totals... Delivered ‘ninow Stook August 2, 1861... Ashe et 2, 1849, Spaaian to Avgut ana ol Moy tea 7.4 ales Havana, | Miss Ole ere hicher and in inferoved demand, owing ‘ fs: eee eee ate. “eogia ie e charoosl teroe ct aaa Gch: mar zee cl rue at G. char~ ice tern0, ‘and Ghar. oad eit tough: ett Ss do ae or -~-Bacelp ‘The market "i damana beng heh Brun, ales 7 bbls. at demand being Nzht but prices wero tax WHALEUONEArelic. was nominal sb {Be. a 5c Bales 17,000 tbs. on pe pricata terms. Block af date, B io fret hands, and 7800 do. to snecuiaine | ban MALEROOTS wore dull and nominal e6 10c. & Ile. for Bleached and unbleached ak OL. —Tbere ia 2 mor onan Dy in progress in flee the demand being almos yefrom macutacturers, and there ie more steasiness in prices of alt grades. ‘The princt- pal pany, je ia still for X wud XX Ohio, whic are Jeling at the receipts are fuir, but the stock is light." Puled Woot continues active, and ts trifle firmer for super,’ whieh | tein snost, demand, and in oxha ‘ts “autet, bat held with firmness, odérataly soitv active at forarer figuresy mole fold: te move Active, bute 2 whe peer, | previously current, ‘or fore! ibe i mar’ contin Fulo dull and prices of moat senor to ri sinh The Balen were | ba. fleece a tases ine) us Qhio at de. ae ‘and mbing at bie, 6.00 x Ohlo at at do, at 6c. stn, at 00 X and do. , No. 5 Hott oes do. Canada, and) Wentgen a ‘We. 1.000 inv Bee at b5c., 4,000 X Michigan at 4 20,000°X do, on a private terme, 4 iia agen EAT 50) 0 unwashed at 34 private terms; alao iy Ips. pulled at 40c.'s dic, for kuper and extra, 440. « dc. for tumb's, and 4 0 Iba, Al fail clip California al spring vclip.do. at 3s. a Sion Naclading 10,000 43 a » aI Tete at 2c, n 360. for bury 40 hve Ol fa we beard of uo sales of moment, REAL ESTATE MATTERS. The feature of tne roal estate market yesterday Was the sale at Orange, N. J., by A. D, Mellick, Jr., & Bro, Tho special train which carried the buyers to the property numbered eleven cars, with about 700 passengers, aiter some twenty objectionabie characters who had been “spotted” by a spectal de- tective were put off. ‘The attendance was thus most respectable, and tho aale resulted moat satisfactoruy ty ailinterested, Subjotned are the particuiars:— ORANGE, N. J, PROPENTY—BY A. D. MBLLBOU, JB., AND URO.—VAULBY STATION, Scotland street— Biock B, lot 12... 8573 Biock 8, tot I OS Block By 1ot 10, bua Block B, lot 9 Cheatnut street, lock B, lot 8, 300 Block B, lot 7, 40 Biook B, lot 13, 46 Biock 18, lot 14, Borris etree! BuO Block B, lot 15, 265 Biock By 40 ~— Block E, lot 240 Scotland str 20 Block , tot 8 Bio 60 jot 585 Cheatn nut Bt— Biock ©, lot 29... OU TATION. Block A, lot 21. Biock A, lot 22. Block A, lot 2 Real Estate Notes. The large farm of Messrs. Bacon and Fyde, sita- ated near Hunter's Point, L. ou the Newtown road and the new road to Jamaica, has been pur- chased by a German co-operative association of this city for the large sum ot $225,000, As an evidence of the advance of real estate in this neighborhood 1 may be stated that (his property was oifered a few years ago for $40,000, The farm consists of ninety acres, with farm house and outbuildings. The farm. of Mr. Arimsiead C. Hen adjoining tue above, and consisting of twenty-thr acres, With an ciegant dwelling and spacious outbuildings, has beeu sold for the sum of $70,009, ‘Lhe accommodations pre- sented by the addition of the new raiiroad connec- tions with the lines to Brooklyn, together witi the new highways which are about to be laid out, has had a tendency to greatly enhance the price of real esiate 1 the neigiiboriood of Hunter's Point and induce settiement tere, The real ostate of the late Patrick Costello, Pongh- keepsic, ts State, was disposed of at executor’s sale on Monday, to setule the estate, James Ser- geant, auctioncer, conducted the sale. The result was a8 follows:—lerry house and lot, Water street, A, Peverelly, $6,100; jot . 2, Water street, 30 feet at $18 por foot, W. Groen, $540; lot No, 3, Water atrect, 60 feet at'$20 25 per fout, H. D. Myers, $607 60; lot No. 6, Laurei sirect, 20 feet at $12 25 per foot, J, Britt, 30 feet at $1L 59 per toot, M. Trilier, $5465 1 . 4, Laurel street, $0 feet at $12 50 per foot, M. ‘I +, $375; lot No. 1, Union street, 30 fect at $17 per foot, J. Dooley, $517 50; lot No. ion street, 30 feet at $20 25 per foot, P. S. Cramer, $607 50; lot No. 3, Union street, 30 feet at $25 75 per foot, V. Boocher, $172 60; lot No, uf Laurei street, 45 feet at $14 76 per foot, B. Fr LOUsS aad - dot corner Tulip and Laurel streéts, n Pdamncacks $ 2,169; store and dwel- ling southwest corner Laurel and Tulip streets, John Ruddy, $5,350; stores 211 and 213 Main street, John Dovley, $9,200. Grand total, $23,402 21. To this gum rents are to be added, which will swell the amount to about $30,000, The trustees of tue New York Orphan Asylum have secured thirty-six acres of iand near Hastings, on the Hudson, which, it ia rumored, will be the future location of that benovoient tnsitution. Tae sum paid jor the property was $54,000, Official Transfers of Real Estate Yesterday. TRANGFERS IN NEW YORK CITY. Broome st, ns, 2 {t w of Sheu st, 21x82. th jot 159 work Minthorde map, 3 hi ftw otf i a, SouM. te Sage 166.535 ft 4x10, bit br of ith ay, Betta], 260 fe of Sth ay, 13.909, 18, 395 ft 0 of Oth av, 5Ox89.L1. No 65, 10 years, per anmim. wae TRANSPERG IN KINGS COUNTY—HROOKLEN, Block 6 on Laifert J Leffert's map, New Utrecht. Court st, beast S, fF ot 3 i plae, 40x80. Matbone st, W New York a 'yorson st, yor Greene av, Suci00 agen Aa ion ie phe st dsxi0u, Union st, o f Bute tt Wo T6th ha fe of ih ar, 18 ‘20th st, of 8 ‘sh ty a4 Groene nv, 1.8, 383.4 ft w of Peanitiny 20:10 102,10. Schenectaty av, es, 24.5 ft n of Bergen at, 238x100. Lot 136 on Abram Van Nostrand’s map, 14th ward Lot 177 on Abram Van Nostrand’s map, 18ta ward, Lot 250 on Abram Van Nostrand’s map, 18th ward. Lots bag ‘and 4,217 on Anstia D Moore's maps. ANSFERS 18 QURENS COUNTY_—UAyi Pearsall at, 08, 04 ft not Bradlsh ay, 984x100, RMI Division st, ¢ s, Ajotnin ing Powel Elizaveih at, w 4, adjoining Sne el iazibonieision 1h 8 FLUSHING. Farrington st, ¢ 8, 176 ft n of Broadway, 25x100,......., 600 OKSVILLE. Broadway, es, 295 ft# of Mannitto itl! road, S0x116... 90 JAMAICA. Franklin st, ¢ 8, 351 ft 8 of Fulton st, 62.0x120.8, Frauklia 62 © 9) 231 (08 of Fulton sty buxle2.o ro Grove et, w 8, lot 45 on Payater' un mn, x10. Lote 1, 12,18 Ratlrond my 8) 783100, TRANSERRS IN WESTOURSTRE © Main ot, 6, adjoining Thos Fowks, 6/2100. RENGURG, Orchard at, w 5, 165 ft 8 of Wildey sty 25004... MOUNT PLEASANT. Clinton st, #8, adjotning Wm Hannon, %x190. Pleasantville to Tarrytown road, 8 #,' adjoin| Earle, 6 acres. MORRIGANTA, Jerome ay, w 4, 200 {tne vi James st, 1002125, . OSSINING, Clinton ay and Bellview pod ne ey 100x125. . NIKE st, ws, 100 fen of Wavhington Bec iM adjoining JH Pierson, TA. Sth nad Erlo ats, 0 w corner, 100x ', near Greene st, lot 8, Sbxt00, ip ailed NORTH BERGEN. Int at, w 6, 100 ft 8 of seared av, 250x100, Bergin road, w 8,108.8 (tn of Jane, Ie road to land of HW NB. WB Benson's propert adjoining lands of t Land and Imp Co, 7 WRT HONOKEN. ii ea Adjotaing land acre... ‘opper Hamilton and Al jergen hyo, ab ft n OF Cabinet S100 e . te Ferree et es 176 {t 8 of Spruce sty S5x100, io ‘Adame st, na, 180 ft n of Lafay 865 sim at, no, 38 0 0 of Congress at, Sox oo sivaren 75.1 of Summer af ‘Sop High 153 ft from icouterd are ‘ay, 0297 1,000 Penney! van ja av, 6 8, 62 ft from Astor bask Boru Berry and Oxford ats, corner, lovslay. eer ae 75 wr ia of Nesbit 5 hed rh ton ate, corn ft from Newton st, AARIVALS AND DEPARTURES, Arrivals. mnrect.—Steamship Russia—Mr and Mra H Sebiey, anna i W Sebley, Mr and Mra Fon ag four children uy nurse aise Marrow a sietars dM Mr and Mra Stcne and two daughters, W @ Adhi eres 3 8 _ Koight, Mr Mor- dorts i iy ea er papel Dy he E Anderson, Mre ny J ves, H Wintel, 8 Mre Wo a oy pia ‘T' Smith, er an RW Stowart, Mrs We. Hod py Oe wand Mrs er, sr dramiagas. W fe Pennemane WAL Seures Mette: ton, A Fowler, 8 hankenge t Mr MoUrath, FE Smith SMclenn, Mr Barrow, Mr Biormads H Roneon, Helden, Od Belden, Mr @ og, keon, Mr a H Taafte, Thos Ri rence Mr Leonard, Mr Randolph, LTantles Wardbow and bons Mrs Low acd mata sergasy J Dow!lng, Mr Stmonl, Mr Frencnamatd, D Pearson, Mr aod ‘Aina Holmes, Mr and'Mrs Howe, Mr and Mrs iJ Dillon, Risa Dil on and gorvants Me nna Mre A Moore, Mise Moore, ort, nd Mrs 8 Sawyor, Misa Sawyer, Mra F Grand, Mrs Bean, Mrs’ d" Longmore’. ack: fon, J i Cook, Mrs GP Psa infant. sng ehiid; Mr and. Mra Try 70% fl Nr ROM Ris ey, Mr and dys Moora, J 1 Whita, Mr Provend, Mrs It G Winok avs WM Goldens & Nowman, 8k Brown, dit and | | wngland, on Friday, July’ 1. Ua ence » Mrs raga dnushter and three obildrea , Mr Leassotorch, Jr. Bivarren, D DD Warker J. A Goaway, F BOURG AND “Haunvag Steams Misses arker Miss fF cris Sit Lt Cura Germanta—T Nick Koruny Indy and ikatp and wife, i mann, C J Godlier ¢ OJ A A lice H Wiegand, J Rich: F Hees, LB: ra J Beck wad cbild, ATHERICANS IN PAfiS, is a list of Americans eens ‘owies brothers & Cé week ending July 21, ooo :—New Yor! lewitt, A. Taytor, N. D: ‘taylor and wite, Mrs, kt. W. N, ripley Plaranee, os H. A, Carter, Mr, Hr Mra. . Kilogs, Qa Collins, H, ve Mrs. J. J. Ryan, Mr. mpson, J. i B Wallace, 7. mily, . ee “Goulds Mr. and hire. the office of A. J, ‘dain Mr. and Thom} ard, Mn rats Mrs. C. B, Blois, W. 5 pela acl Dr.¥d Darling, rae and jee, ia Towa and lady, H. H. Walker, Mr, Mrs. and Miss A. A. Alvord; Mr. and Mra. 8. D. Jones, W. 8, Jones, Mr. A. Smith, Mr. J. 3. Norris A, Samanos. Boston—Mr. EB. 1 Mrs. H. A, Hill, Miss J. E, Houston, Mr. 8. and family, Mr. R. A. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. G. ow, Chitson, Miss Frothingh: Enooin, Mr. J. B. re, ge T. ied Miss M. mieazo—Mr. and Mrs. J. Beecher, "Mr. ry WwW. Cobb, T. Church and bg Dr. S. Sawyer and rite Bannister, Mr. D. C. ler and wife, Cincinnati— Mr. J. Keeshan‘and 601 ; Louis—Mr. J, Muss A. Sawyer, Mr. Spel Mr. W. Michie dr, and wife, Orieans—General A, 8, Lee, Mr. Pittsburg—Mr. A. O. Murdock, Mr. Mr. E. House. hington—Air, O, ston Miss Vinnte Ream, Mr. R. L. Bea and wife, Miss C. Fuller, General F, A. JF. li. P. Bowte, Mra. J. Friediander, F, A. family, Mr. and Mra. S, P. Dewey. New Bedtord—W,. San Francisco—hir. Brookiyn—D. D, rt—H. Russell, 2 lady, Miss L. Kames, a E, A. wife, Miss Curtenins, insville—P, M. Taft. L. Ainsworth and ©. Togersoll ana Hi tar Mrs. H. PF, Carter. F, Lamb and wife, stone—J. K, Comsto falo—J, Movius, Miss novus, Aibuny—J. M. Read, y, United states Consul General, jould, M. F, Foley. Je., United States Consul; Re Farree. United states nah—A. Smith, J, L. Carter, 8. A. Stanton, W. A. Mar. shall, W. ©. Babcock, C, N. Lyman,D. F. Baker, L. ©. tleelner, R. G. Peck, J. Murdock, Wilson, G. A, Merriam, W. H. Slack, J, T, Edson, H. H.R. Pvenington, 5. Graham, ¥ 8. Hotchkins, A. C, Baker, Fremont, J. A, Bar: Nantes—B. Ger- A. Sargent, D, L. “Dietrick, J. Lowry, G i. ‘Fox, J. ber, W. P. Eitiott, H. P. McIntosh, P. Buabee, C. W. J. M. Wight, W. 8. French, W. United States ship Macedonia—v. Calkins, J, H. Fraunces, J. C. Cri J. Ray, IL. prs: Danenttower, EB. Bartlett, J. Downes, ap, C. Briggs, 1» L. Reamey, H. Harris, J. W. Emerick, ©, Richman, 8, B. Millt- Calhoun, H. M. Haghea, M. F, Weight, A. Koper, V. L. Cottman, W. Sutierlanu, T. D, Veeder, H. i. Jacoby. Drvorogs iN Cincinnate Last YEAR,—At the com- mencement of the last statistical year there were 70 cases of divorce pending in Cimcinnati. the year there were added Res, making @ grand total of 221 cases. Of these 102 cases were cecided, while 119 remain yet to b Of this large number oniy 54 were while 167 were brought by es were granted to the hua- e3, and 3 refused to the hus- bands and 6 to the wives. Of the charges on which these were brought, 43 were for adultery, 85 for ab- Bence and gross neglect of duty, 47 for cruelty, 20 for drunkeaness, 6 for fraud and 6 wi iniscelianeous charges, On the ground of adultery 28 were brougut by husbands and 23 by wives; on the ground of absence and neglect, 19 were brought by he ground of cruety, 46 by Wives; on the drunkenness, 7 by hasbands and 22 by wives; on the ground of fraud, 4 by husbands and2 by wives, and on miscellaneous grounds, 2 by hus- bunds and 4 PE: Wives.—Cinciunalt Chronicle. 161 more ca brousiit by husband: bands and 70 to the wi' e brougnt la on husbands aad 66 by 2 were brought by Jon Mor ganshire, South Wal A Roy Lirrep py A Kire—Nannow Escarr.—A young lad at Lake Stauion, Miss., and beautiful kite presented to him, about six feet by four in size, which he attempted to the wind was increasing and a storm was threaten- ‘The wind drew the kite so heavily as to drag To prevent losing the favorite he wound the cord around his body. gust bore kite aud boy along in the rapid air cur- seemed to be about 100 feet above tie earth and the kite five times that distance. last the young kite fyer caught in the top of a tree, and was suspended seventy-five feet above the 4 flood of rain came on, slackening the ing the wind aud aiowing the little suderer to be He was found to be unconscious and so bruised and marred as to be scarcely recognized, but was restored the same evenigg and is now doing well,—Vicksburg Times. ae ne EE ET MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. had a very large the boy along also. rents. The bo} Gisson—WITHERS, 1569, by the Rev. First Presbytertan church, Woop New York, to OPHELIA F. NICHOLS—VAN CLIkF.—At the Tesidence of the bride's parents, Port Richmond, Staten Isiand, on August 8, by the Rev. . eal to ADELALDE, daughter of J. H. Ul of Staten Islane 'ERNBERGER.—O1 the bride’s parents, Niagara Falls, hoinas Doggett, JIBSON, Jr, of WATHERS, of Boston. JA. Sinclatr, GRAN- 27, at the ae of West Forty-first street, in this city, by the Rev. Dr. ‘EIM, of this city, formerly of id, Va., to aa AMELIA STERNBERGER, formerly of Phitadeiph: Richmoaa (Va.) A Philadelphia papers please Ye iy A ele Tuesday, August 3, by the Rev, Dr, G. W. Goisenhainer, of New York, to Miss EMELIA Rowe, of Hackensack, Isaacs, JOSEPH RosBs VALENTINE SCHAEFER, Apams.—At Elizabetnport, N. J., on Tuesday, Au- gust 3, after a briet iilness, Haxrigt S., wile of J. E. Adams and daughter of Samuel Huntsman, aged 26 years and 23 days. Funeral from Fulton street aye Episcopal chureh, on Thursday afternoon, ease f the family are invit At Westchester, on re after a short illness, Mrs. ALISUN ‘ANDER, in the 85th ace from the residence of Mr. J, H. Watson, ou Thursday, at twelve o’clock mg, at half-past nine o' ‘The haere will take Bgeck.—At 40 Bond street, on Tuesday morning, August 2, STCART M. E., a= aged 4 months. son of Dr, Samuel T. NAN.—In Williamsburg, = monday, August AUBXANDER BRENNAN, aged 29 yoat The relatives and friends of ee amily are re- uested to attend the funeral, from the residence of ‘3. Mary Murphy, corner of South Eighth and poe! streets, t#is (Wednesday) afternoon, at two Bisset L.—At Shady Side, N. J., on Sunday, August only son of Julius B. and Mary ALIcr and JaANB LucINA QUINN. aged, resy tively, 3 years and 4 months and 1 year aut Li months, daughters of John and Mary Quinn. 1, LAWRENOR WILSON, Julia V. Bissell, aged 7 months and 8 days. Pe. funeral services will take place at No. 3 Fifth Williamsburg, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at ongMonday, August 2, Joun Lonkesye Kings county, Ire- 08 are, respectfully invited ‘TOYRNE. tn Brook, Byrne, a native of ie in the 31st year of his a ‘he friends and relativ ton ‘attend the ere irom his late residence, corner ourt and Cent! ta, South Brooklyn, (Wednesday) ahernoon at half-past two o'clock. Rome, Italy, on Monday, March 1, sane Cocunax, youngest ior cease of the late James B. in the 24th year of hi ives and friends of Mine he family are invited | will be taken to Greenwich, Conn., for interm: to attend the funeral, Bid, No. 27 East Ewventy first ‘ro ‘Thursday m te the worth, Me., in the 20th year of his age. CS ore rae) Massonry 1 August 2, BENJAMIN J. aa place from the residence of B: q on higert mi ine Culien, 134 West Haya funeral, from the residence of his parents, J street, Brooklyn, on Thursday moruing, ai clove mass wi or the ba anal of lis soul, Saran, ‘Bltzee . ‘The friehds o'clock. Sixteen beth, N. a, for in respectfully invited to attend. Daviper,—In ee a on nag August 1, Evonige Hayne, infant daughter of btn 0, and Bailte M. Dar bg ~ Se Drwocx.—In Eli %, BRast, infant daug! Diuneral this (Wednesd: August mer of “As W. and Helene W. ‘Bouth streets, ating | funeral wit i take a from his late residence, fifth street, on Thursday afternoot Weat Forty-' aruwo o'clock His relatives and friends are invi two o'clock. to. attend without further notice, De Wirtt.—On Mond iliness, aanverend ©. DE members of JonD D. Wiilard Lodge, No. 259, . Auaust ne after a severe ‘rtende of the ianilly are respect- fully invited to send the funeral, from tne resi- dence of his mother, 326 Franklin avenue, Brooklyn, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, without fux- Eu.iotr.—At Newtown, L. 1., om Monday morning, August 2, CAROLINE, Wife of John Eliott, of this city, ted he. iter of the late Stetson Lobdeil, Relatives red iriends of the family are invited (without Potas notice) to attend the funeral ser- | Paul's Methodist Episcopal ehure yf lhl avetys corner of Twenty-second street, ernoon, at four o'clock. a papers or copy. Westmoreland county, ON FALE | (Weduestay) altermoon. at WO ofgiock. 60, A. M. Le dD. Watard be be last tribute of respect to their late compar Janes Williams, by attending his funeral, trv in ve chureh, Forty-cighth street, between Bik! aid ‘Ninth avenues, Unis (Wedaesday) aiternogs ab two | o'clock. W. SINGH in, fi apectanily invited to attend the fuue resigen naa Esa, of thia city, in the Sith year Of ft age, son of Gatvin.—On bap JE ee port itl. ness, CATHARINE A. F. poe and dat nter tof Mie Michael aud waft Ellon Soon ears an aaraerrt relatives and. friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the ag ng on Thursday morning, at nine uae ae late restdence, 42) Cherry street, to St. Ya charch, and trom thence to Oalvary Cemetery. Goperky,—In Lafayette, ¥. J., om Tuesday, Au- Cpl 3, Kemp GODYREY, late of this, city, aged 69 years, ‘The relatives and friends of ttre family are fully invited to attend the funeral, froin *t the resl- dence of nis son, Edward K. Godfrey, eee ton avenne, Lafayette, N, J., on Thursday afvern al Lwo o’ctoe! Pare ‘Lafayette cars at Syne Gite Oity. At Jamaica, on Monday, August % GREENTIEL! Ricuarp W. GRSENPIBLD, aged 59 years and montha. ‘The relatives and friends of the 1amily are fully invited to attend the funeral, on Thured: afiernoon, at twoo'ciock, from the Methodtst chu: Jamaica, L. 1. Greer.—On Toesday, Al 8, of whooping THOMAS, son of John and Mary A. Greer, month and § days, Funeral irom the residence of his parents, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two 6'c! Belfast and Downpatrick (Ireland) papers please ~ copy. Gowv#a,—Suddeniy, In gy ears os muihention August 2, Francisco GOWYRA, Relatives ‘and friends “are Invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 1 Fifth et Wiltamebare, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at ti 0c GUILYOYER.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Al after short and severe iliness, ComngLius cd FOYLE, tn the 35th yoar of his age, a native of the bat Bee Dublin, Iretand, te relatives and friends, and also those of bis brothers John and James, are respectfully fovea to attend the funeral, from his late residence, of Gold and Piymouth streets, on ‘thursday morn- ing, at bait. corner of requiem mass wiil be olfered up Jor the re] of bw soul, and thence to Calvary Cemetery for Interment, wat nine o'clock, to St. Anne’s church, kl and Front stroets, wnere o solemm HAuLIpAY.—At Hoboken, N. J.. on Tuesday, frie fered WitttaM F, HALLIDAY, nae 48 years. relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, at New Vernon, N. J. om Thursday morning, at eievon o'clock, KasTenpick.—On Tuesday, August 3, Bripoge Kasrenpick, wife of Joun H. Kastendick. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend tne funeral, from her late residence, cornet of Woicott and Van Brunt stree:s, South Brookiya, on Friday afternoon, at aalf-past two o'clock, Kern.—-At Long Branch, N. J., on Monday, Augest 2, from drowning, Peter Kener, of Paisley, Boot land, io the 51st year of bis age. Leaycrart.—On Tuesday, August 3, CTARLRS Hesxny Leaycorars, oa dg child of James H. and Pe Leaycraft, aged 1 year, 1 monta and i# ays. ci ‘he relatives and friends of the famtly are respeot- fully invdied to attend the funeral, from tne reste dence of his parents, No. 3 Minetta street, on Thure- day afternoon, at half-past two o'clock. The re- mains will be taken to Greenwood for interment, Loce woop.—On Monday, August 2, JULIA LOOK- Woo», if the 55th year of her age. The friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, frem her late residence, 226 East Broadway, tius (Wednesday) morning, at half- past nine o'clock, The remains will be taken to St. Mary’s church, Grand strect, where a soiemn high mass will be celebrated for the repose of er sout at ten o'clock; from theuce to Calvary Cemetery. LODEWICK,. S on Mouday morning, August 2, ANWA L., wife of Peter D. Lodewick and eldest daughter of William H. Disbrow, of Harlem, aged 28 years, 5 months and 8 days. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully Serre te attend the funeral, from her late residence, 244 112¢h, street, on Thursday morning, at ten Siclocks Pa icinnadt (Ohio), and Trenton (N. J.) papers please Co ceris.—On Monday, August 2, of cholera ta- fantum, JoHN JoSEPA, infant son of Thomas and Joanna C. Martin, aged 3 months and 21 days, Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his pa- rents, 132 £ighth noon, at avenue, this (Wednesday) after- mast one o'clock. n Sunday, August 1, MARY ANGRI, Mernirr. widow of Abraham Merritt, in the 64th year of her age. ‘The friertus and acquaintances of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from 244 West Biguieon's street, at one o'clock. Staten Island, on Monday, August 2, aged 3 me years, @ native of Gleamor- Morean. rther notice of Tunoral will be iM f(ORGAN.—On Monday, August 2, ANnie E., wife of J. scar Morgan and daughter of Bmelixe M. Hirst, in the Szd year ef her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the members of Evangelist Lodge, No, 600, F. and A. M., are respectfully requested to attend ‘the fan’ eral, on Thursday afternoon, at one o’ciock, from North Baptist church, corner Christopher sud Bedford streets, McAvoy.—On Monday, August 2, ALice McAvoy, aged 73 years. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the deceas2d, and of her son, Dudley Kelly, 299 Hudson street, are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, i Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, irom St, eter’s church, Barclay strect, and thence to Calvary Cemeter; Mognior.—At Paterson, N. J., on Monday mora- ing, August 2, Mary H., twin daughter of Willlam cP ‘and Laura’M. McGregor, aged 10 months and 20 bg oe yesterday (Tuesday) afternoon, at Cedar wo. McNaMAnA.- On Tuesday, August 3, at his residence, 81 Broome street, PETER MONAMARA. after a long and painful iilness, which he bore with Ciris- tan fortitnde, aged 30 years. Notice of the juneval in to-morrow's ae OTTEN.—On Tuesday, August 3, MATHILDA Exisy OrreN, daughter of Christopher aud Charlotte Otten, aged 19 months, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at haif-past one o'clock, from the 1esk dence of her wate Ed iy street. O’BRIEN.—On ugust 3, DANTET, young- est child of Blzabeth = ‘ana John J. O'Brien, aged & months and 15 days. ‘The relatives and 4 Trtenas of the family are respe ¢- fally invited to attend the funeral, from the reai- dence of his parents, 214 Sixth streot, near Third ave~ nue, this (Wodnesday] afternoon, at two o'clock. O’BRIEN.—On Mo! ugust 2, after along.and severe illness, PETER Oban, | in the 62d year of his 5 oeThe friends and relatives of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his brother-in-law, Patrick Bowen, 153 Eim street, New Raid this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'cloc! PozNANSKI.—On Tuesday, August 3, HAnNnaw, youngest chiid of Morris and Eliza Poznauski, aged 11 months, Tho faneral will take {tied this (Wednesday) morn ‘clock. the members of the Forty-fourth street Synazogue are respectfully invited to attend the fneral of Hannah Poznanski, which will take place from 2t» Wost Thirty-ninth street, this (Wednesday) morning, at half-past nine o’ciock.. M. S. ISAACS, Secretary. PRANKARD.—At Mamaroneck, Harry, youngest son of Francis T, and Adelaide R. Prankard. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fa- neral, from the residence of his grandmother, ura, Charles Cooper, corner of Bushwick avenue and Weirfela street, Brooklyn, F. D., this (Wednestay) afternoon, at half. foil two o’clock. Take Kast New York cars at one o'clock. Quiny.—On Tuesday, August 3, of scarlet ia The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, which will take pi iace this (Wednesday) after+ noon, at haif-past two o' their parents, 248 Kast Thirty-second street, to Cal vary Cemetery. ‘clock, from the resitence of Rice.—On ‘Wona , August 2, MARTIA A,, wile of Archibald M. Rice, in the 24th year of her axe. Funeral from her late residence, DeKalb avenue, near Yates avenue, se this (Wednesday) af- ternoon, at three o’cl coop ictmeae wee Tuesday, August 8, Wintiam Wiisy, ingest son of William ‘tnd Henrietta H. Ritch, ae at years and 4 months. e friends of the a are respectiully invited ursday Morning, at ter ence of his parents, in Cater avenue, Brooklyn. The be gc Mu SMire.—in i jariem, esday, August ite Walter J. Smith, of Bite Notice of funeral in Tharsday morning's are Boston and Ellsworth 8 picase Cop; Srinngy.—At Great Neck, TL. I, on "Tuosday, Aa bg 3, Emin meg only child of ‘Jos, S. and Emity Spinney, 1 year and 3 months. The relstives and fricads are invited to atte VANDERBILT.—On Sunday, August 1, at Catskti. hort but severe fliness, Jou, eldest Cid after a Isaac C. and Mary L. Vanderbilt, ‘agea 6 years, & month and 11 di lays. ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro respoct~ fully invited to attenf the funeral, from the rest dence of his grandfather, Hart Snow, 25 Vourth Place, South Brooklyn, tus (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, WILLiaMs.—OF throat oon tion, on Sunday. August 1, at his residence, tighth avenue, be~ tween Laden — Fug our strects, JANE WERLtAn, aged 36 yt tives and “iriends of the family, also man also the members of Amity Chapter, Xv, LS xiv’ ‘are invited to attend the funerah f the ‘cuter of the Pilgrims, West Forty-eight ‘aur ay, between Bighth and Ninth avenues, this (Wednes: ‘Aad /) afternoon, at two o’clock. —The companions of Amity Chapteg, ore yeti | requested to ups 0. Magor . 200, IN payitAine Yares.—At four o'eiock on by or ¥ orniue, ust 2, ater & Mngpring ilinesa, BRNIAY jy 8, YA n the Sad year of his age ‘The relatives and trionds of the family are re- ‘al, from bis late 0. 98 SE, Mark’ place jig hea sireuk. Wile