The New York Herald Newspaper, July 23, 1872, Page 9

PINANGLAL, AND COMMERCIAL, [3°22 but generally neglected, leaving off as follows:— | Tennesse, @X coupon, 124 a 73; CONTINUED SUMMER DULNESS. Works Quiet, with Erie Higher---Governments . Firm=Southern Securities Neglected and = __Saliey Mortgages oe FORTIGN EXCHANGE “OHMDD| Gold 114 1-8 a 114 38, with a Quiet Market. OUR IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. Suggestive Figures for Thought- { ful Men. WHY GOLD GOES UP. MISCELLANEOUS FACTS. WAL. Srreer, Monpay, July 22—6 P, ORDER REIGNS IN WARSAW. The street was remarkably quict to-day. The gummer Qulness appears to intensify by time, and while the mercury ascends the speculative fever bates. Thus the stay-at-homes, whether they acquire that title by cholce or necessity, are per- force placed in A PROPHYLACTIC CONDITION, @s faras speculati n ts concerned. It ts safe to say that all the markets are steady, there ts 80 Uttle doing. There was a slight movement in Erie, which may be put down as only a reflection of the effort on the other side to make a market. Erie, occupies an exceptional position anyhow on the strect, and cannot be accepted as a criterion of value for any other stock. It is virtually THE “KBNO” OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE is} attracting more popular excitement, enthusiasm, ‘ feeling, instinct, sentiment, or wlatever it might be called which illustrates preference, than aay other stock on the list. There are people who will speculate in Erie who would not deal in any other stock; just as there are individuals who are willing enongh to take a chance in a keno game, while they would be horrified at the mention of faro. *" “Gigid BRITER TO HAVE LOVED AND LO8t,”? says the poet, “than never to have loved at all; and there are plenty of men on the Stock Ex- change who appear to endorse that sentiment. Hence certain firmness in the stock market, the result of the most extravagant affection for stock speculation. Pacific Malland Erie were the only features, the former advancing to 7834 and tho lat- ter to 533, which figure they maintained at the close. We have suggested the occasion of the Erie advance; the advance in Pacific Mail is probably the result of the announcement of a third steamer, The following were the HIGHEST AND LOWEST prices of stocks during the day:— pone! og Cen. & Hudson consolidated. o! Lowest, 46 38 ¢., G. and 1. C. 35% Hannibal and 39 11844 7534 Ts Gold was dull throughout the day at the above figures, with the principal dealings at 1144. The prices of gold to-day were :— The operations of the Gold Exctange Bank to-day were as follows:— Gold balances... Currency balances 1,273,836 Gross clearances, 22)127,000 The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $230,000 ‘on account of interest and $55,000 in redemption of 5-20 bonds, The loaning rates were from flat to 3 per cent sor carrying. THE STRADINESS OF GOLD and its firmaess at the same time are easily ac- counted for. Our bonded warchouses are bursting with goods waiting thé 1st of August to be taken out under the ten per cent tariff reduction. The tigures for July are not yet ready, but from those of June we find the following exhibit:— Foreign Imports at New Fork for tho month of Tune, 812. aces auth « $1,108,040 Ent. for consumption... Do. tor warchousin Free y Specican Total entered at port... Witadrawn from ware: house... +» $24,415,004 Bi, 598 417 8,956,527 8,711,297 f 7,084,971 Tt will be seen that the stock in bond increased over ten millions in June, making more than forty-two miliiona increase since the beginning of the year. The total imports at New York since January 1 are $232,780,680. The total for the cor- responding six months of last year was $201,834,024, then by far the largest figures for the first six months ever written in the history of the trade. ‘The last six months now exceed that return by up- wards of thirty millions. This large increase has mostly goue into bond, where it is waiting the period of the reduced tarif, and accounts for the dullness and steady condition of the gold market during the past few weoks. The importers are waiting for the jst of the month to tak ‘advantage of the ten per cent abatement, wile holders of gold, in anticipation of a sudden demand a few weeks ence, are indisposed to sell, Hence ame firm conditiof of the guid market now. THR WHOLE STORY. ~ Foreign In ports at New York for the Stz Mouths from Janu ar Asi 1871. 1572. Ent. for consumption. $70. a8 be $103) Ah, hd $108, 704,644 Ent. for warehoush 106,285,001 $105,360,514 $01,854,024 vee GO,AA,ST2 63,198,925 : Fovelgn Imports at New York fry the Flecat Year Ending Ent. for consump Ent. for warehousin Free go t $293,568,008 $968,173, 232 sansonis » 15,445,811 114,428,096 126,516,331 “ York at for Months ru Total entered at port... Withdrawn trom ware- house . Eeports frov Domesiie p Foretun tree Foreken duv Specie aud by Lied 5,837,038 _BT GEM aa Reino hsbeaas Domestic protuce. Foreign tree goods paid je and bullion’ Total exports Do, exclustve GOVERNMENTS ARE PIM and quiet without new feature Pr lows :—United States currency sixes, 114% a 114s, ; do. do., iy @ 1165 do. do,, registered, do. do., 1801, do. Mo., 11614 a 115) do, do., 1805, do, do., 116 a 116), ; do, do., 1867, reg- istered, January and July, 1144; 40, do., 1465, coupon, Mo, 1ld}s a 14%; do. do,, 1887, do. do, 11554 @ 11594; do. do., 1 do. do., 115 a 115 do ten-fortios, registered, 1114; do. do., coupon, 112% 5 40., fives, L551. registered, 11244 a 112 Cy NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, suu1 25, 1872. “coupon, 118% 113%}. Central Pacific gold bonds, SOUTHBEN SEOURITIES ARE DULL, do, now, 72% @ 73; Virginia, ex coupon, 44 A 50; ‘ do., registered stock, old, 85 9 42; do. sixes, con- solidated bonds, 506 52; do. sixes, doferred scrip, 15 8 17; Georgia sixes, 73.875; do. sevens, 88 & 90; North Carolina, ex coupon, 83 @ 34; do, to North Caroling Railroad, 41 9 48; do. cations 1864, 25 & 80; dO, Go,, 1968, 23 9 25; do., na tap ta, a 1; Node sy 949 045i; do, Hanmibal and Bt, Joseph, 9% » 98; Louisiana sixes, 50 & 67; do., low, 45 @ 55 lovee aired, 00 a0; @o. devclghts, W 0 00; do. 1S w 66; Alnbama cee ie FOF Bontk Reones ced new, January and July, 8134 9 82; ae April and October, 28 @ 30; Arkansas sixes, funded, 63 a 57. THY MONEY MARKET is ensy at 8 to 4 per cent on call, and without new features, 2 FORRIGN BXCHANGE. ‘The foreign exchange market was very dull to- day, and some of the bankers reduced thelr asking rates, which now conform more closely to the actual selling quotations, ‘THE SPECIE MOVEMENT. ‘The imports of specie at this port during the past week have been as follows:— Tui; Wy, aeraeraaaanty,, City of Mexico, Vera July 1#—Steamer Henry Chaunce: ‘Aspin: Wall—-Gold...... ve 111 July 19—Steamer Golumbia, Havana— Gold... 486 Total for the week $3,507 Previously reported ‘2,732,839 Total since January 1, 1872... $2,738,436 Same time 1871 3,848,156 Same time 1870. 7,817,101 RAILWAY MORTGAGES, The following were the bids for railway mortgages to-day :— Ber Fock Geng re. O 2 WE lotine, Gt Ls div. 9 Oh Sub. 90, Fol Wabi a8 (2% Tol & Wab equip bai Lf Tol & OS one con. Han & Naples ee i Gt Wout Is my "88. 9% Quincy erat ise ii e ie 31 haar x CITY BANK SHARES, ; The following were the bids for city bank shares to-day:—New York, 184; Manhattan, 151; Mer- chants’, 116; Mechanics’, 133; City, 255; Phenix, 101; Mechanics and ‘Traders’, 185; Seventh Ward, 1003; Commergp, 117; Ocean, 10; Mercantile, 130; American Exgfiange, 115; Bank of North America, 10234; Hanovef, 102; Metropolitan, 124; People’s, 145; Market, 125%; Corn Exchange, 131; Continen- tal, 0134; Commonwealth, 82; Importers and Trad- ers’, 172; Park, 153; Manufacturers and Merchants’, 100; New York National Exchange, 97; Central Na- tional, 10054; Fourth National, 111; Tenth National, 10; Oriental, 170; Gold Exchange, 108)¢; Bankers and Brokers’ Association, 90, SALES AP THE NEW ‘YORK | STOOK EXOHANGE. Mondey, Jul Sualy 22—10:15 A. M. 82000 US 5-20, c, '67.... M5 » M—-Bofore Call, 10 eB ig % Beg First Board—! $5000 SCO'an,IndJy.b3 80 odo: “b3 B03 0. 10 Mich ¢ en, i - waaay, 500 Vac R Ps, bi00 Un Pag 10's ines, 10 D, Fae we 12000 Mor & Be 105 1000 Ch itine 13000 Pitts, Fiwacaam. tg 200 Mil & St Paul 2d. 8 1000 Col, ORT els t S00 False pion tee 11.00 Gt West Ist m, 10 shy Bk State of ry no & Bk of Commerce.. 11735 7 Cent Nat Bank..... 100% 50 W Un Tel... 2 3 Le ath 08 10) Con Coal of 100 Pt 500 G 600, 300 y 100 Ey lo. 100 do. 200 Mil & 8t P RR... .b3 ” de bod i const + We 12115 and 2115 P. M. 000 US 5-20, 08... 115! HBS Manele shove. ig 12130 P. M.—Before Call. 20000 § C 6s, spnere 8 US 6's, "81, 0. 00 US 6's, "Shur. 80UU US 5-20, ¢, "07. . Boy shes i te MSS 10 do. mw 10) do. rn 100 do. md 10) WNYCE Second Board—1 B le 1000 Via 6's, od... M4 $00 shis Hele BR... Stoo va oan con. 70 do. Jor) Tena Os, 200 Gen Pac Hey Ontod Ustacpu st y 106 shis Woat Un Tel... ww do, 0 Am MU Ex. 20) Pre M 88 cues a ten Goat MONY CR ARK CLOSING aaa PM, Th Northwost'n pf. 91 Tacit Vnton. 754 a BY i Me eta ya 5 a oS Ip Take shore, “ee 4 vir w 70% Union Facitio... 38 ey f a 46 Roritiyeeiyruy, 7434 8 HR Oo fs a Bs a 6, COMMERCIAL REPORT. eeeeeeiamane Cottom in Better Demand and Firmer— Receipts st the Ports, 895 Bales—Flour Dall—Wheat a Shade Easicr—Onts Firmer—Corn Steady—Coffeo Dull and ‘ ite Turpentine Higher— Reoights Very Firm—Whiskey Firmer, Moxpay, July 22-6 P. M. Booced te imarkel remained dull, and prices for Rio were about Ic. per Ib, easier, but in absence of busine.g pa be considered nominal. Other descriptions were also dull and weak, We pone Biss ordmaty éargoes, 0. & 16Ko. ; fale do., 10Ke. @ I70.{ Food do., 1730. a ‘Hike. jprime, ide. a 18Ke., gold, per Ib., 6 davs; Marac aibo, 163g0., a 8c. ; Laguayra, I7}e. # 183g. ; St. Domingo Mo, ; Java, Le. 200., gold, per Ib. Spot een was in better demand, both for export and consum| nd prices ruled 3gc. per Ib. bet- ter. For future deliver ‘ket was deciiedly better ‘under a liberal demand sa and closed $c. per Ib higher. The sales reported on 'Change to-day were as follo’ To-day. Sat, Eventug. brett Cte ar Total..... veveees 100 306 1ate For future ar @asis low middling) the sales ws Peon, Shoo follows:—Sales Saturday it B3¢c., 400 at eR, ay Bea Mat hie" 1308 ‘At 19 7-16e., 200 at i go. ; ee Bose is ge tise. 200 0k a : Dee ate Eee ) at at , at Jhize.s Becernber, 76) rant ott aa ry gi! abso 1 16. Brite saat aoaee att eerie ri a tance, Wee? Ne, sd0 nt Bt bbc, October, oy 1-1 Ce 1c. , 1,004 at 1. ~ ike t 100 at Exchan Cte grep, ie paid to exe nee ‘4 1, 19,000 bales, Grand total, 22,900 bale ts Were &s follows :—Ne: lean: + Savannah, 290; ‘Ghavieston, orfolk, 147; New Yi This ne last ry) sat § ‘o Me. ibrrat an mn, Neve Orleans, 23 tations are based on cotton running In quality than half a grade above or below the grade ares noted. WiPLoun AND Gnatx,—Recolpts—Flour, 7,811 bbls, : w 111.20 bushels; corm, $55,144 do. corn inal 410 bh 449'bags: oats, 253,163 bushels; tye, 770 do. The ‘for markot was dull, but prices we uhclianged. last report ‘oot pay abot SF 8,510 bls, includ Southern and 225 bbls. of superfine rye. Corn sat Fras quiet, and exhtbl.od no change in prices. Sales 159 ra yellow See! 0. Weq Pot tee 2. Southern superiine. Southern extra. Southern famil; Corn meal, Wests Corn meal, Jerse; Corn meas Bran Baltim SS Sma wuoame Moo wmasamacas SEESES FesssuEes 83 Pub} bolscneSec-woneaies® Se Fer! 15 active ating 08490 Buperiine siaie. a5 80 Extra Stato, Wa wD Gholco State. sa 700 Superfine West Oa 50 rn Wa Pd Round hoop Ohio, shipping bead De to yun 5 ipping brand oa OW Round hoop Ohie! trade brand oa 700 Fauily..... Wa oo Bt. Louis lowe: wn 79) Bt: Louis straight e 7a 880 Bt. Louts choice double a 9m) BE Louis ehot 5) 0.10.00 Rye Wa 15 Bouthern Xo. 7.0 a a a a a f f a ft Teatines “Atthe close $447 was paid for Miliwautce eerunt and $1 48 asked. The sales were about 60,00) bushel», at $145 for No. 2Chicago, $1 47 a $143 for Milwaukeo, $1 4544 for pai ot Bee co. Other descriptions were nor in ir request and rare iT mi x for st fe price), and 62e. 1 er Gat were fener and tainly active at the impr Bales abont 134,00) bushels. at 43c. a 43%cc, tor West 4o0. 4 46e. for White, 440. for mixed, Btate Afloat, 2c. for black Western afloat. Barley remained dull and entirely nominal. Rye—Sales 7,50) bushels choice Wesiern at 73¢. Instore; Canada quoted nominally at 0c. In bond. Freigits.—Transactions in berth freights continued Ligh ‘on account of the scarcity of room. Rates were ery firm, Vessels for charter were in good demand, but tondage is till searce and business, concequenily, only Modernto, the, engrgements werg To Liverpool, ay A by els grain, atl iH balescoulan, at yd, sail, 22.590 bushels gun, nt B40 a Ohi. ‘tne chaters a TA. British bark ¢rechartered), 8,000 arters grain, to Cork, for orders, 7s. Gi, or. ir ilicet Rion a Bri Ash hark: Rance to free fined eioeen. pel fox oN hee ation Tatas Be petente eum ‘Brush ship, rom do. to Rcontinental port, RUD Dbls. refined do., $s 4d, an American brig, hon rman Baltic,’ 2, ‘bbls rosin, on private termss an ereriaad brig S30 tom from & port in Georgia to Kew Tork, resnwed lumber, $10. Motasses.—Nothing of linportance has transpired tn this market sinco our last; prices remained about same, and the general marke: “es dull. We quote — re Old Crop. a ind mixed.. firm for prime. 1 At 2c..a Bic. for vailr io the Engle Isla New Orleans Navat Srot es 05. #3 DUI Ste a at 7 in a and extra at $3 15, 4 50, “bbs Ko? at $3 $428. ‘Tar was dull, and, in the iss aay ity pitch was quiet 50, 200 do. 830 Rol land ‘bp No. Fa bsencs but not quotably chan) Peruoupyy ~ Op ‘Chau foday the tiark tri refed continued qulet, but very firm, quoted at 2 forspot or femainder of month.” rate in quiet and firmer, held at 13c., without bi ‘Was dull and nominal, at about 143¢0. a 15c. @ shade firmer, but very quiet, quoted at 2c. a 23bic., ag extremes, ee cps! the market was quiet, but very firm, quoted at $3 85 on both roads. The Philadelphia market was firm, under a imoderate demand. Sales late Saturday, 5,0 Ubi, standard white, buyers Jast halt of i zBiee., and to-day, 300) bole do. buyers first halt quoted for the month at 2c, Later sales orted In New York oi 5,00 bbls. refined, suitable at a trie above #%e —Cut meats, 450 packages; lard, mess pork Was a moderate demand. Sales 0) bbls for J 500 bbls. for September aud 5) for Gctobs ‘at $l Pine In jobbing lots about 20) bola. were soid Regi Gre a $13 Flor mess, and $12 6) tor. Bacon continued quiet on account of the, freight, room. Prices were firm at 74 to. vessel, Provistona,—Reccipt 363 bbls. and tierces. The market f 8c. a Rize. for short clear, and Te. ib. “ Drested hogs were’ in. good oe a a’ c. for the met a igvvie demand, othorwise quiets but ny irom gy a gl for mess; $10.4 for churn guéast $12 f $ié for pluie eas fiereus, ant $1 $20 for India mess tierces. Beet hems remain’ quic steady at $22 a $24. Cut meats—Pick: in fair demand, butother deseripti We quote :—Sindked tains, Mo, a 4 Ze. pickled hams, 13¢. 8 Gry salted shoulders, by Western MoNif Miiet but whihout Sales in lots, 50 b! he "market for yaterial change in rices. Sales, 29) Horecs for July at 9 s less brokerage: tierces 8%4c., and 10 tierces ‘of’ city at Bc. tor steam c. for kettle. Souan.--The marker Jor raw was steady; but the de, manil very moderuto. We have only to, Hote about 40) hhds. refining Cuba, at Sic. a boxes low clayed ‘ate teri ‘and 50 good to prime, & prime to choice, 9340. wand boxes, 40.9 fen hide 8 nd boxes, 746. a siic.;’ melndo, ja “Hoes, Duten fandard, Noe, Tto 9, do., 10 fs Siie.5 do. 1S to ‘a 10 to iB, we, ‘a Lidge. 19 to 20, a a issce.t White, 1ni%e. Pern orto ecikannting common {0 prime, 8. & 8 to choice, 9c. a 100, Brazil—Duteh ‘daha Nod Bto 12, Tene. Java—Dutoh standard, Now, 10 to'12, Se, a Vgc. Re enie-—~Buyerior and extra su’ . 8 Deplor, THe. AES oe was moderately active, both for do- oun ‘and foreign, and prices were iirm. Sales 7) pores Earoling at Sse, a 94c., 440, bays Patna at Tse. a wy efiine Dare ap ia firin; quoted at 100. TEAR quiet, but Arm; Tautow Was.a. shale easier, and only in moderate de. mand, Bales 0.000 Ibs, at sac. a Mac. Hor Root to gine, Wi tile: “rfe’ marker: wat mot: Cee eee Pats ed emer. Sales Ib bbls. at use. a $83ge., closing at the latter price.” DOMESTIO ML 0 MARKETS, munrston, Sitiy 22, 1572 Cotton dull; middtings nomint Ket zeteipts, a) bales; nck, Gros, 0. Exports, coastwise, Us, Stock, 614. Jul) Cotton ad good ordinary we, Net eoutpee, 3 rec stm Mommie, July 22, 1872, Cotton entirely nominal; middiings not Kiver. "ie! Fe ceipts, 7 baies, Stock, 1,0: Cotton quiet; middlings, 21c. Exporis, coastwiae, 873, Stock, 271 New ORLRANS, Cotton dull, nothing doing guiiliine s,s Net receipts, 171 bales Expor.s—' Novzi coatvive, 205. Block, 10,78 ‘Oswnco, July 22, 1 Fionr steady and unchanged ; anles of 2,100 bbls, nt $7.75 No. Lj for aunber Winter, $2 V ior white win- nib) Wheat in moder iw Savawsan, July 2%, 187: Arrcoclpia’ 293 bale. mille ie el © Gorn meal—8L 00 for bol or unibotteds Per owt, Mil iend steady: shorty Buss $18; mididinss, $29 per, ton, nights oat de. corn THe. to New Yor ‘to the ain so, $5.50: to ‘New. York, i Boon, Sic. 5ty Now York, Take—20,80 bushels” wi feet ov lumber. Ships Bushels wheat, 2115400 et of tasnver uF 10, Jul, ain in store—Wheat, 884,788 bushel ,769 bushels; rye, 24,451 bus! els; peas, 1,005 bushels? bi jake imyports—Flour, uy ae corn, 683,763 bushels; oa s, 222, mnenis—Wheat, 92,20 bustiels Be sol bushel elevator—W 2,60 tay bushel 0s Lusheds; js. Canal ship eM, 18S b cls; Outs, ord ship ueuts rant Eres Lyd bushe $47: siriug No. Bat $102 T, $3 25 a $ quoted Milwaukee N and res Wir nice 2 ray M4, white winter at $1 60, at de. n eliniiy y held me 8Bo.4 mente ot nels shade lower; 40 bushels Tolodg at M6 4e Biricy mait Brat seeing Sarasa, neeesee ore ee wrior Scat Jet, and tant adih ti nt + Ro. snc, SE aa a! 2035 oye pris, ati Gorn tn Ase, reer sin cerns ee Ch August, 5 and eit agra writen 29) oro) to. he Bhipmente400) Dbls, fl 2 a bushels Wheat, 4 re hinanent stitial rye, 2000 do. barley, 1,40 cat te, 0 sete attne Le i urn “TRE Klar wre nN, C., eet asin ivan Rt B88 for for low iad Aa turpentine SBE rie Aiow dip, $375 tor vir- Una, The market i here, today was mechve sua tee citer in About SGN) boxes, all pf which suld ‘at prices alike from tie, : Ba a, HP MARR tate daity were offered and cot ec. A10Ie, The forings of factory ainonnted 10 11,000 boron, 800) of whieh ie ing an extreme figure, sold at He. a ildge., the Inttor be! Paid for a feve dandy lots, The ruling fgure was 11%e, EUROPEAN MAL MABEETS. Loxnox Moxey. Mauxer.—Loxne July 22-5 P. Convols closed nt 92% for lope rane die @ 9234 for Thar ac count American, ane ies s unchanged. aia mu Bourse.—Paris, July 22—P, M.—Rentes closed at Liyrrroon Corron Marxet.—Liverroon, July 22—5 P. M.—The cotton market closed unchanged. Tho sales of the day have been 1,000 bales, including for export pn speculation. The inarket is irregular. Middling up- lands, 104d; middling Orleans, 10%gd. LAVERPOOL BREADSTUPES Mauket.——LIVRRPOO! July 22— 5P. M.—Corn 268, Od. per quarter. The market gaits Liverroot Provisions MARrker.—LiverPoor, 180 P, M.—On |. per ewt, for the best gintes.or of APicricnh nae, he iG por bbl. for prime mess: DON PRov' Lonnon, July 22—"ven- itt tng.—Fingeed ol i ton.” Spirits ture Pantha St Al Tuly 4. eyooLeoM. MAkun— AwewRR, i, 46f. por bbL. for fine rar, July $.—Petroledim, ve NANGIAL, At REASONABLE RATEG—MONRY, ON Div Endowment JOBDS NCA Apacs A Mortgages; insurances of ail kinds e: pawier J.J. HABRICH & CO,, 119 Bro ad ROKEN NATIONAL BANK NOTES BOUGHT, Four (4) per cent premiuin Full prinwed list furnished, without charge, E HAVEN & ERO, 40 South Third street, Philadelphia, YORK, Gonsptrellers a NTI PAR baad or FINANCE, 6, Jue 2, PO Ory etocrs, Tho interest on onds and Stocks of the City of New York due August 1, 1872, will be paid on that day by tho Chamberiatn? at his office in the New Court House, ‘The transie® books willbe closed trom July 3 to August , Comptrolle’ , OF BROOKLYN, GWYNNE & DAY, 16 Wall sireot. (AITIZEN J 1 NS’ GASLIGUT COMPA ares for silo. AY COOKE, M'CULLOCH, & No. 41 Lombard str co., Forelgn re Connnereial Credit, mdon, avallable in'all paritor MT tho world, Cones & Ro. wv Ws alts Reine! r ‘ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEW: raiture and I description ot Merchandise Orage 11 and.17 Abingdon square h avcnue), near Bicocker street, nie and Wes Ponte. terest commences the first day of each month, Six gent interest pad, “Bank open dally from 10 A.'M. to 3 M+ also on Monday, Wednesda from 6 to 8 o'clock, JO) Jans oO. BENNETT, Secretary. FFICE_OF ST. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN RAI. road Company, No, 120 Broadway, New York, July i, 1572,—Notice Is hereby given to tho aockholders oi the St. Louis and Iron Mouniain Railvond Company that a Divi dend of 15 per cent has been declared by said company, payable in in certificates calling for fall paid shares of the alro, Arkansis and Texas Railroad Company of Mis- sour, which will be delivered on and atter August 15, at Tai Broadwavs th hoWders of Mosk ‘reglatered At the closs of business, July 2. H, G, MARQUAND, Vice President. REE FinsT “MORTGAGES ON IMPROVED FARM Property in New Jorsey for sale—At a discount of flys er cent. rincipals only KG with, Apply toGEO, W. CAMPBELL, Jt., & CO, 87 Liberty wtrook HE INTEREST ON THR of the Syracuse and Chena Augu-ti,w York. af fay hyn evenings, : IN HOOPER, President. BONDS 0 Vailey Ratiroad, due be patd at the First Racohal, Bank, "New a. HOWLITT, ‘Treasurer, y rae ep KO ON SECOND ORICA ON try real estate worth over $20)! it mort. ake, $0,000); Siiveral interest, Address A, 1. a Herald $2, O00 70,,LOAX<ON MORTGAGE IN| WEST. choster county, or Will purchase mortgage also Various other su GW. DITCHELL, No, 2 New Chambers street $9 500 57%? BUMS OF, THIS AMOUNT TO D4.0UY, loan, or $5,000, on New York city improved Property, Prinespals only, fe SHIPMAN, Nl Pine street, room Bis $20.000 3 eer | e aniount (twenty thousand dollars), either active or spe- slat a only treated with.’ Address Z., box 1,319 ot 8800, 000:-hanann cee, wa and destroyed by the army and officials of th States durig the war, aud tor whieh olatae hay ed to the Mix sell an interest ne suitable person having the cute thei during bis absence, “Address Ollice STATISTICS OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION. oianhiatahinlemaipbiigat Monthly Report No. 9 of the Burean of Statistics is in press. It contains the statistics of our foreign trade for the month ended March 31, 1872, and for the nine months which ended with the saine date, as compared with the corresponding periods of the previous year. Mr, EB. B. Elliott, acting Chief of the Bureau, furnishes the following synopsis:— ted already ‘Commission In Washington, “te olf nominal price to & sition to prose. ., box 112 Herald “Domestio Exporte | Forelgn Periods. Imports. & ecte Exports, 4). Mgpmergnded March! ses ssasral gas.en.ar4! $1,949,112 Morth ended Biaret Gis . posi 3, Is7L.. 19,920,700] 3,476,249] 5,166,179 Nine mow March dl, IB72..+0.«,| 447,383/474] 966,673,242] 16,646,142 Nine months ei . _Marel 31, 1971......,|_ 984,061,485] $74,827,602] "22,027,594 Of the total imports and domestic and foreign ex- ports, the follow: ng | are the amounts, respectively, witich consisted of specie and bullion end of mer- Chanel, for the nine months ended March 31, a Domestic Imports. Specie and baition $8,091,009 re Merchandise. . Saati! Shear aes FOR THE NINE mie Fre MARCH 31, 1871. Specie and bullion 38 SaiTT eral 1004 89 erchandise soo ,140| 820,060,255] 10123}008 Yhe valine of foreign mmodities remaining in wareliouse March 31, 1872, was $78,100,147, as corm- ago m4 with $52,573,380 March 31, 1871, The values of onr foreign trade carried in cars and other land vehicles, and in American and foreign vessels, respectively, were as follows :— DURING THE NINE MONTHS ENDED MARCI _ 1872. See vy ty | Foreign 4 (mixed | Exports, values.) Land vehietes, TAT ARS BARGE Sai |” 8185 Amorican vessels. 4,24 119.67 Foreign vessels. . Eioesen Beee i DURING THE NINE MONTHS ENDED MARTI 51, 1871, Land vehicles. Anerican vesse Foreig: ssela Vessels entered into wae cleared from the ports of the United States during tne twelve months euded fareh 81, 1872 No. | Tor ind American vessels 1735) 3,7: Forciga yeasols, 19,280] (05,880 prota 70,649,014) ~oynis |ioei2,0n1 VE MONTHS ENDED MARCT 51, 1871. American vessel paasnu Foreign veuscls, _Total. For the quarter ended Maren 31, 1932, ther ere are rived in the United States 46,500 ‘immigrants, of | whom 80,86 were mates and 15,913 females; under 16 years of age, 8,835; 16 and under 49 years of age, 31,801; forty years of age and over, 6,176; deaths on cles of the immig lowsiGreat britain, 1071; Trelis many ond Austiia, 15,414; Sweaen, ¥ Denmark, $19; France, 1, 660 Switzerian and Vortugal, 207; Italy, 827; Holland, 34% ary Heuasia and Poland, 400; other countries o. Kae rope, China and Japan, 1,003; Anatraiia, 689; Brivis. Norah Americag vreviaees. WAL; Alexion, 120; | te a West Indies, 220; alt other Soeney se sa! 18; bakera, 194; blackamiths, 358; butchers, carpenters joine gletgymen, 325 dirk A er Ton farmers mariners, a j lawyers, 22: 138; magons, 718; me: Mot spect fled, 4443" m 1,104; miners, 905; paiuters, 277; physicians, 43; seamst: 30; servants, 782; shoemakers, 820; tallors, 377; teachers, 17; jweavers, 152; all others occupations, 1,893 ‘without occupations oni nly women ren), ‘This number of th the monthly reports contains the text of the last act to reduce duties on imports and to reduce internal taxes, together with the esti- mated reductions under the same; schedule of ar- Hetes and occupations subject to tax under the in- ternal revenue — of the United States, aa amended June 6, 1872; interesting and comprehen- Bivo siatisties of shipping onthe Suez Canal, with receipts from all sources; imports and expoits of Alexan tt; finances of Egypt; navigation statistics of Italy; movement of cereals in the United States from 1840 to 1871, inclusive, and value of the foreign trade of the United States trom 1539 to 1871, inclusive, nal 7 ° How He Was Shot ky Officer Heaney—His Treatment Since the Shooting. All day yesterday the people of Long Island City discussed the shooting of Join Farmer by police- man Heaney. Contradictory statements have been made in connection with the matter. Farmer, in his ante-mortem statement, says:—I was going up the Ravenswood road when I met Heaney; 1 asked him to come and have a drink; he said he wasn't drinking anything now; [ told him to go to hell; Heaney tried to arrest me and I ran eway; Meaney had iil-feelings against me; he fired four shots at me; the last shot I felt; I foll from*logs of blood; I was taken to Asio- ria ina wagon; I was afterwards taken home ina carriage; Heaney shot me in the back; Ihad no il-feeling against Heaney, nor he against me; was @ little drunk. x Was Compl opposite Solomon B. Noble's. NS PERN oF ot Dr. Denler was ‘omployed by engine company No. 5 to attend Farmer, He says the ball entered the body one inch below the shoulder blade, passing directly through the left lung and imbedding itself in the muscles Of the chest. The Doctor would not probe the wound, believing that such a courso would kill him, while he can live with the ball in the museles of the chest. Farmer's residence has been besieged by visitors, Every calier wants to send 1 now «octor. A gen- tleman for whom Farmer worked sent a doct from Greenpoint, who probed the wound ¢ found the ball six inches from the suri of the back. On Sunday night a pa of partially intoxtea’ men were refused ad tance and they bre open the door, Yesterda: Dr. Denler sid that he would surely die if not al- lowed to remain quiet, and a policeman was atthe door to prevent any one from enterinu. eleven o'clock on Sunday hight a party of Ww sembled for the purpose of rescnin ea the station house and lynching hin: but th rittes had secret Information of thely plans and pre- pared themselves for the emergency, When the nen saw themselves ontnumbered thoy dispersed. Puplic opinion censures Heaney, It is believed to have been an outburst of private mailce, originat- ing from a quit*rel between Heaney's brother and the wounded man, Two gentlemen who witnessed the affair state that Farmer in Solomon BL, Noble's yard and the officer outstde, He checked Heaney‘s shooting and then called Farmer back. When ‘he came near enough Heaney grabbed at hig) head) and Farmer dodged hin Heaney said, “If you run Til — shoot,’ anil as he grabbed again Farmer ran away and Heaney fired, Farmer continued to run until he reached & cornfield, where he fell trom exhaustion, A minute later Heduey came, and Farmer sald, “Have merey on me, I'm shot.’ He was placed in an old jolting Wagon and driven to the station house, Father a ne Crimmins yesterday afternoon administered the | last rites ‘of the Catholic Church to Farmer, Heaney is locked up in the station house, THE SHOOTING OF JAMES SMITH. Hils Death in the Hospital. James Smith, the youth of twonty years who was shotin front of 53 Lewis strect on Sunday evening, by a pistol in the hands of Nicholas White, arum shop keeper at the above number, died yester- day morning in Bellevue Hospital from the effects of the injuries. The particulars of the occurrence have heretofore been published in the Heraup, Deceased lived at 316 Rivington street, but afters ost mortem examination the body will be removed 0 63 Columbia street, where an inquest will bo hes and in the meantime Whit rested, will remain in custody to it the result, Witnesses to the shooting are G norge Deitz, of S17 Rivington street; Michael Carr, of 72 2 Goerch st 3 Peter Kelly, of 14 Broome street, and John Mille a of 90 Lewis street. LABOR BOW IN ‘Long ISLAND OITY, On Seturday the laborers yrera employed by the Long Island Railroad, in the yard and on the docks in Long Island City, struck for more wages. Tie com- pan. discharged every one of them and supplied their places with Italiins, Yesterday morning the strikers returned in a body, and finding the Italians ready to begin work assaulled them. An exciting free fight ensued for nearly half an The po- lice force was called out and the stvik . Fenr- Ing that the disturbance would be nmed the po- hee remained there all day. No one was seriously injured, ——_ + MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. es Marrica, BrarMan—Tayior.—In Hoboke binge 9 by the Rey. W. Tunison, C: MAN, Hoboken, to OPHELIA 'p, Tayi daughter of the lute Joseph 8. Taylor, of ‘New York. Philadelphia papers please copy. Hanwoop—WireLen.—At the residence of the bride's parents, on Wednesday, July 5, 1872, by Rev. on Thorsday } conor Brown, H. B, [Wan of Richmoud, , to JEANNETTE C, WORELER, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Ne cards, Lt1TLE—Mason.—On Monday, July 22, 1872, By Rey. J, Thomas, ANTHONY J. LireLE to” ALI Maso} daughter of Edward Hayder, of New York: No cards. Mercoatrn—Onrtver.—In Marshland, Staten tsland, on Wednesday, July 17, at the resitence of the bride’s parents, by the Rey. Kingston Coddard, QvORGE MEyCALFE to JosErHinA OLivEn. No curt. TRepyatn—Harr.—On Thursday, July 38, at th peatrane of the bride’s father, by the f 2D Wilson, James REpratH to Susan 1. Hari 8c: .—On Sunday evening, July 21, yee son of Jacob and Amelia Schinid, ARORGE aged 6 ynuneral from parent's residence, No. 38 Com- merce street, Newark, N. on Tuesday, July 23, at 2 o'clock P, M. Woprnorvse—Kinc.—On Tuesday, Jane 25, at St. pulps, ‘Kensington, by the Rev. Maynard (1 assisted by the Rev. J. 8. Claxton, t Mon. He: Woprnovsr, Second Secretary to Majesty's Embassy at Paris, to Minna, daughter of J, P. Kiug, Esq, of Sandhilis, Auguste,’ Ga, Died. ADAMa.—On Monday, Jul, youngest danghter of Charles port, Conn. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her father, on Thurs- day, uly 25, at one o'clock P. M. Train from Twe! iy-soveritlt street, via New York and New Haven Railroad, at nine A. M. Carriages at West- port station. ANDERSON.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, July 22, 1872, JENNIE Bonnet, infant twin daughter of John ee Evelyn K. Anderson, aged 6 months and 1 “ervices at the residence of her parents, 165 Wil- bi nt i CE a on Weduesday, 24th inst., at two o'clock P, Bu SKEY. —On Saturday, July 20, 1872, Dr. Josuva M. BusKEY. in the 70th year of his'age, ‘the relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday evening, at seven o'clock, from his fo residence, 201 West Forty- second street, 1 Fighth avenue. The remgins will be taken, 00 i ada N. J., on Wednesday morning for interment. CAMPDY L.—On Monday, Inly 22, after a short ill- ness, Huan CaMrBevt, in the 7ist year of his age, ‘Tho relatives and friends are invited to attend tho funeral, froin his late residence, Astoria, on Wednesday, July 24, at ten o'clock . Remains to be taken to Valley Streams, L. I. New Orleans pape TS please copy. CassaLKs.—In Jersey City, 6 JosuPHINE CAssALBS, Hlece Of Mra, vakeman, aged 18 years. Funeral at St. Peter's Church, Peekskill, N. Y., on Tuesday, at two o'clock P.M, Davipson.—At You .N. Y., on Monday, July 22, JAMES, son of John ad Aunt Day aon, In the ant year of Ms age, Notice of suneral hereafter. Dickie.—-On Monday, Jw CATHERINE, Wife Of James of her age. Funeral on Wednesday, the 21th, from her late residence, No. 197, sega street, Brooklyn, at two o'clock P, Philadelphia, fh and Geneva papers please « “Boxaunsow.—On Monday, Joly 22, of paralysis, Huei DONALDSON, in the 68d year of his age. The friends are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residcnee, 106th sireet, third door east of Tenthavente, this (Tnesday) morning, of | Cloven o'clock. Carriages In wailing at 12d street siation on the arrival of the quarter pa 22, Saran Jac A. Adams, of W Sunday, » A. Jaly 21, 22, after a long iliness, ickie, in the 65th year who was ar- | Joty #1, at eight o’clook, Mra. Anw Posten, aged a ietitiven and friends, also members of Atiaa “e 504 are etfully tne eo a = pW hs fuacrat” fom her son ak. (Tuestiay), July 2,98 three dlclook Pe jas 7 (ondom (an Papers please Finken.—Suddenly,-on Monday, uly 38, Dreprioa FINKEN, aged 27 y i ar — 22 daya, ‘rhe Telatives and yo inwcg Cod Spect{nity myited to tens the faneral, om hie late residence, 62 Gold are Brooklyn, on Wednea- day, July 24, at two o'clock P. GiRaub.—At Fouxkeepste, N. ¥., om Friday, aay 19, Josnru GrrAup, Jr. His remains were interred in the family vanie, Marble Cciaeiory, Second atreet, New York city. Gnivvitn.—tn Jersey City, on bean Y;, July JouN GRrirn, late Associate Judy of Common Pleas for Hudson conn Funerai will take piace from the Reformed a chareh, grand af Keet, ieiser City, on Wednesd duly 24, 4, at ont ietack Rewaing will be eres at mount a, Cemetery, Newark, N. J. latives anc lends 0! 1e ily are respeotfally insie 2 et her notice, ERING.—On Monda; ul 18%: Y ba ret is a ae Dah 3 a ete funeral be hd Gea fo be Als late residences AS, Seri ‘lite w i (Rags Kay oven ot gist. . Teas on Monday, Taly 22, at St. Maiy' is As aa. emy, 231 Fist Broadway, Siscor Many’ ihedey (Sie ter of Charity). Mass will be celebrated in St. Mary's church to. day (Tuesday), at nine A, M., for the’ repose of hoe soul, and her remains will be taken to Moant St. Vinecut for interment. jonby.—In Breoklyn, on Monday, July 22, Burma OH, relict of Amos K. Hobby, deceased, Nottoe oe Foe erent ‘A Jonnectiont an Ora pers please copy. Howarp.—On Monday, ahiy 22, Zor TF OWARD, infant danghter of Charles A. and Lavinia Howard, aged 9 months and 26 days, The funerat will take place from their residence teed £39 West Vorty-seventh street, on Wednesday, Hvev.. “On Satordoy. July 20, Eau A, Hurnev, daughter of Louta F. Hulen, of Rellport, L,I, an wife of Ferdinand L. Huff, of Newark. ‘The frionds of the family are Invited to attend the faneral, from the Sixth Presbyterian church, Union street, Newark, on Wednesday, July 24, at two o'clock P.M, Relatives will meet at her late reai- dence, Elizabeth avenue, at one o'clock. Interment in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, iwiteeAT.—Sntdenty, at Ellenvillo, Ulster county, N.Y, om Sunday, July 21, Conxetrus CHANDLER, eldest’ son of F. Cornelius and Elinor 0. Humbe: 4 agod 16 years and 24 days. ‘funeral from the residence of his parents, 225 Clermont avenne, Brooklyn, on Tuesday afternoon, aft qnarter-past three o'clock. Tho relatives and friends are respectiully invited to attend without further natica, Jounson,—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, Inly 2, 187", Mrs, Lavra, widow of David Johnson, ages 88 yenrs, The relatives and friends of the family are ra- Fpecttully mvtted to attend the funeral, from hee lat® residence, 476 Clinton svenne. on Tuesday, at two’ o'clock P.M. withont further invi- woon.—On Saturday, duly 2, 1872, Harry K, fo eo infant son of Albert @. and Cecilin Lockwood, The relatives and friends of the family are re- apectfally invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his grandfather, Henry Kreps, 20% East ii0th street, on Tuesday, July 23, at twelve o'clock. Lyxca.—On Monday, July 22, Tuomas P. LyNce aged 20 years and 9 months, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- sSpectfally mvited to attend the funeral from hia ate residence, 112 West Sixteenth street, om Wordnesday, July 24, at one o'clock, P. M. MANAIN on Monday, July Many, wife of Bernard Manning, Relatives and friends are requested to attend the funeral, from hev lite residence, 545 Second avenue, on Wednesday, July 24, at one P.M. 20, dr.,'eldest son of Ferdinand Marnmwe.—in Brooklyn, on Saturday, July MATHEW: Epwarp S. and I Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, July 23, at ten o'clock A. M., at 24% Suckott streat, Brookly Pitt GAMMA DELTA.—The funeral of Brother thews, Jr.—Upsilon, '69—will take p) ty) morning, at ten o'clock, from hi: dence, ckelt street, Brooklyn. thers MAURA: nday, July 21, at Inwood, on the Hudson, infant son of S, Eddy and Vir- elnia Mav McCurry. anday, July 21, SARAMU McoOrR& RY, aged 4 months and $ do days, ‘The funeral will take place, from the residence of her parents, Wiliam and Sarah J. MeCreery, 159 Monroe street, New York, thia (Tuesday) after- noon, at one o'clock, The relatives and friends are invited. CGOVERN.—In Brooklyn, of consumption, Pat- RICK McGovEry, & native of the gir) of Kilmore, county Cavan, Ireland, in the 41st year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectinhy invited to attend the funeral, from hia late residenc 87 Witlougliby street, on Wedneaday morning, the 2sth of July, at half-past nine o'clo: from thence to the Church of Our Lady of Mercy, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered w for the repose of ais soni, and from thengg to Cal vary Cemetery for interment. TH,—On Monday, July 22. DAjirn Mee Grau, native of Nenagh, county Tipp@ary, ire- Jand, aged 7 years, Relatives arid felends are res eokfuniy vited to atiend the funeral, from his late residgnce, doe Last Twenty-third street, corner Second gvenue, oa Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock. Rarrerty.—In Paterson, N. J. on Sunday, Jat 21, 1872, PuiLip RAPFERTY, in the 53d year of hie age. ‘ihe friends of the family are Invited to attend tha faneral, on Wednesday morniug, at nine o'clock, from his late reeidence, Broadway, and at teu o'clock from St, John’s chureh, OaDE At wpe Tindson county, N. J., om Friday, July 19, JaNgrT E., wife hs William 3. Ogden and daughter of Michael Fisher, E mt Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, ee Wednesday, July 24, 1872, at two o'clock P. O'Coxnoit.—On Monday, July 22, JAMES O'CONNOR, native of town of Clones, county Monaghan, Ireland, aged Funeral 0 caaay, July 24, at hatfpast one late residence, 204 Bast o'clock, from ht ‘Thirty- Bev enth street. In this city, on Monday, July 22, 1872, BETH S., relict of Richard F. Parisen, ia T of her age. from her Iate residence, 238 Seventle Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock. y, in Brooklyn, on Sunday, July wi of Richard D. Plate, and eldest Fanny A. and the late G, W. Ensworth. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited te attend the zay President strect, this day (Toesday| past two o'clock, PLocn.—On Sune PLooH, th the goth y - neral, from his tat reaidsn 1 Bast Thirty- frst: reet, on Tuesday, July 24, at two o'clock. Prari.—On Monday, July 16, Maree A., 4, Fe and. A, only daughter of Henry W. and Mary 1. Pratt, aged years ita —At Vayonne, N. J., of apoplexy, fo "eR, Of No¥a Scotia, in the 3d year of hy ‘uncral from his late lene in Bayonne, om tuesday, July 22, at ten o'clock A. Roston, St. Jolin aud Nova Scotia papers please copy. Sarr. ane Monday, July 2, you danghter rand 16 Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, July 24, at one o clock P. M., fromthe Bast Ave Baptish chureh, corner . Last avenue and Kighth street, Long bn Monday, July 22, at four o'clock A. M., don y City, N. J, aged yenhts, 6 months and 23 days, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited te attend the funeral, which takes place from the late residence of the de sed, 252 Fourth street, Jersey st N. J., on Wednesday, July 24, at eleven o'clock —On Monday, July 22, a6 5 A. M., SipNee Poche relntives and friends of his family, 23 alsa those of his father-in-law, Mr, H. 1. Molville, are eae invited to attend the faneral, at two on Wednesday, the 24th instant, from the Sealine of Mr. Meivitle, 131 Amity street. The remains will be taken to Greenwood for Interment. Swnrvey.—On Monday, July 22, Jomun SwKen once 7 years, native of the county Leitrim, Ir and The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wedne day afternoon, July 24, from his late residence, 8 Mitlhberry street, at half-past one o'clock, TREMAINE.—Snddenly, at the Grove Spring Nouse, Steuben county, New York, on Sunday evening, July 21, Wi Bonrovens, son of Wi. Hired 1. and Emina C, fremaine, in the sth year of teat from 305 Ctinton street, Brooklyn, on 23d inst., at three P. My On Monday, July 22, of consumption, Vax Ness, aged 25 years aud 1 y, at halt-past two o'clock, Brooklyn. japers please copy. dence of 1 Li rents, at Jul; BORGE O, Davis ve Voorhe oes, tk WerERS, First COMPANY, ) MENT N. G. 3. N.Y. _ Company Order No. 3.—This command will aa mble in citizen's dress, witte gloves, at the foot of i shroses street, this, cay (Tuesday), 220 instant, at hatf-past seven o'clock A. M., to attend the fane= ral of our late comrade George C. Voorhees, fron Rocky Hill, N. J. By order, HICHARD ALLISON, Captain. AND, First Sergeant. —On Friday, July 19, 1872, at Pine Or. IMMA WW ALDRON, Only daughter of montli Funeral on Wedoes from 1s Adelphi stree Omenshurg (X. ¥-) Y.) Voorner: Rocky Hill, ip saturday, Voornies, of this city, son o1 the 2th year ort his awe. TEADOL SrvantTit Re chard, Altved and ‘clook tra etl gee AN iste (4 ase copy. : ‘dhe funeral wil take plac’: non Tuesday the 234, at | 2 An WALKER, aged 66 years, nine o'clock A. M.. at the residence of the furmily, family are resp y invited ta a Relatives and iviends | from the kgs hdonve of her soa, 411 Bast Filty-sixth sirec! are Invited to attend. Fosrex.—At Brovstyo, N. Y., 9a Sunday eygmingy Charie So ky om Wednesday morniua, 44 ¢