The New York Herald Newspaper, July 30, 1873, Page 9

PINANCTAL AND COMMERCIAL, Another Active Day in Wall STOCKS LOOMING UP. Advancing Prices and Increased Specu- lative Demand. LIFE AMONG THE eee Continued Firmness Gold Market. BROKERS. MONEY STILL ABUNDANT. Railroad Bonds and Government Se- curities Firm. “THE FOREIGN OUTLOOK. Ease Abroad and American ' Bonds Firm. THE MONEY MARK Offerings of money were abundant to-day as low 8 3 per cent, the quotable rates, howev: and 4 per centon cali loans, rency were effected at 4 per ceni for 30 day 6 per cent tor 60 days, 6 and 7 per cent for 9 and 7 per cent, gold, tox all the year. change was very dul! at the following rates bills, sixty days, 108%{ a 1087%, and 109% a LOY: sight; commercial bills, 1084 a 105%, the latter rate Stocks were renewed at 3 per ceut for good investment securities, and in discounts prime mames passed at 54 a 71g, according to date, THE FOREIGN MARKET, London advices by cable state that consols were weak and American securities strong. The amount of bullion which went into the Bank of England to- day was £159,000, To-morrow is ticket day and Thursday is settling day at the Stock Exchange. The rate for money at the Stock Exchange on gov- ernment securities was 134 The following “prices :—Consols for money, 92% a 92 account, 9234 Nine loaus in cur- icone below the five-twenty bonds of 1885 (old), 94 a 9434; five-twenty bonds of 1867, 9337 a 94; ten-forty bonds, 9144; new fives, 90},; Erie Railway shares, 47 a 4734; Illinois Central Railway shares, 83a 85; new French loan, 63g @ 6), per cent premium ; French rentes, 56f. 35c. The total exports of produce from this port for the week ending to-day amounted to $5,764,323, mixed values, against $6,529,662 last week, a de- crease of $765,339. The exports for the correspond- Ang week of last year were $4,274,943, and for 1871, $5,272,595. The total exports of produce since January 1, this year, were $161,95,896, against $124,282,704 last year and $131,907,571 in 1871. GOLD FIRMER—1157% A 115%. The fluctuations in gold to-day were unnatural, ‘but the market at times was quite active. fates paid for carrying were 3, 244 The range of prices was as follows :— @ 2 per cent. 11:01 rig we ii: The operations of the ay were as follows: Gold balances, Currency balances Gross clearances. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The Treasury balances at the close of business | to-day in Washington were as follows:— currency... ee tenders. Inclu: oin certificate: Outstanding legal tenders The custom receipts for the week ending July 19 The internal revenue to-day amount ‘to $2,860,000, was $180,582. The receipts from customs in New York were $600,000. The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $46,000 on account of interest, and $4,000 in re- slemption of five-twenty bonds. RAILROAD BONDS. This class of securities continucs to grow in pop- ular favor, and the daily sales that are made like- ‘wise show increasing faith in the permanency and gafety of the investment. fore, there may be an occasional default of mterest, or a “passing” of a dividend, but these instances are purely an insignificant proportion of the vast number of old and well established railroads, whose bonds afford acertain and absolute dividend. The trans- actions to-day were very considerable, with frm New York Central sixes Of 1883 sold at 94, Erie third mortgage at 10174, Michigan Southern sevens second mortgage at 89%, Detroit, Monroe and Toledo at 100, Western Pacifics at 92%, As has been stated be- and advancing prices. b3, Great Western arst at 88, Galena and Chicago second mortgage at 98, Cleveland and Pittsburg Cousolidated Sinking Fund at 95, Columbus, Chicago and Indiana first mortgage at 89, Boston, Hartford and Erie at 3443, and Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota at 88. fhe following were the bids as amended at the 98, ditto second at New York Cen 6 Jew York cen © New York Cen t'*,r New York Cen 6's, subs. ‘4 New York Cen7's."76. To! & Web Ist m ex, ‘Lol & Wab iscin, StL d 9% a Eni thm oh ‘ une it 7s, Ba m, Hatem conm dst sit Alb @ Susq ad pass Mich Cen con 7 80 | Lake shore div bds. Lake shore con ¢ bds.. oe Pac RK i's. gd by Mo... 1 en Facitic gold bds ‘West Pacitic bds. . Clev & Pitts 4th m.- Chic & Alton st.. hie & Alton Istm Ubio ¢ Misacon st. 2 or Peoria & Wat eee Soe; at Pe te eles SEE Poeee, FotrezzzZ, SOUTHERN SECURITIES. The market in Southern bonds presents no ma- terial change. The favorite to-day, judging from sales at the Board, is new Tennessee sixes, two lots of which of $10,000each sold at 81; new Virgi- nia sixes sold at 60; Louisiona sixes at 48%, The following are the quotations:—Fiorida gold, six per cent, 70 bid; Tennessee ex-coupon, 814% a 9154; do., new, 810814; Virginia, ex-coupon, 42 a 44; do., sixes, consolidated bonds, 5244 a 53%; do., sixes, deferred scrip, 11 a 12; Georgia sixes, 70a Georgia sevens, 90 a 91; lina, ex-coupon, 27 & 28; Missouri sixes, 93% a 98%; do. do., Hannibal and St. Joseph, 92 @ 93; Louimana sixes, 47 4 49; Alabama fives, 47 @ 61; do., eights, 70 a 80; South Carolina sixes, new, January and July, 16 @ 15%; do, do., April and October, 20a 23; Arkansas sixes, funded, 35 a 38, GOVERNMENT BONDS more atrong and active, the dealings being much North Caro- NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET. larger than for several days past. The following | 19 quotations will best thy trate the tone of the market:—United States “currency sixes, 114% @ 114%; do, sixes, 1881, registered, 118% a 11834; do. do. do., coupon, 119% a 120%; do, five-twenties, registered, May and November, 11634 @ 117; do. do., 1862, COMDOM, do., 116% a 117%; do. do., 1864, do, do., 44734 & 11754; do. do., 1865, do. do,, 1194 a 116i; Fe TaEGTART, sear and July, 116% 8 T17; do. do,, 1865, coupon, do., 1734 @ 118; do. do., 1867, do. do., 118% a 119; do, do., 1868, do, do., 118}s a 118%; do, ten-forties, registered, 1143, @ 115; do. do., coupon, 1154 a 115%; do. fives of 1881, registered, 114%; do. do., coupon, 115% & 116, BANK SHARES, Rank shares were in good demand, New York | Selling at 113; Commerce, 11444; Republic, 110; North America, 100; Park, 148; Merchants’ Ex- | chinge, 85; and Bankers and Brokers’ Associa- tion, 78. ‘Tie latest bids were as follows:—New York, 13: anhattan, 15 v ; Union, 135; Amer- 98; Fulton, 150; Me- , 186; Merchants’ Exchange, ather Manufacturers’, 170; State of New Commerce, 114; Mercantile, 135; Amer- change, 107; Rank of North America, 100; Hanover, 10) irving, 120; Metropolitan, 135; Grocers’, 104; Market, 122; Nassau, 101; Shoe and Leather, 148; Corn Exchange, 120; Continental, 89; St. Nicholas, 111;‘Comminwealth, 85; Importers And Traders’, 192; New York National Exchange, 87; Central National, 91%; Ninth Nattonal, 103; Gola Exchange, 112; Bankers and Brekers’ Asso- ctation, 76. THE STOCK MARKET. The stock market to-day continued to exhibit the strength and vigor observable ever since specula- tion has been led by what’ is Known in street par- lance as “the Vanderbilt line of stocks,’? One after another these seem to have wheeled into line, and althongh absorbing much of the interest of the Board, the tone imparted by them to the rest of the murket has provoked the liveliest anticipations concerning an advance tn other stocks which now occupy humble places, Business to-day was at times quire active, with large dealings and improvement 1m the general range of prices, The principal transactions were in Western Union, which opened at 927s, promptly moved up to 93 a 9314 a 934 a 933/, Weakened again to 92% a 92%, but, reacting, sold again at 9314 and closed at 93} Pacific Mail continues by its figures to represent the undetermined attitude of the company and the suspicion that facts even worse than any yet published will ultumajeiy affeet the stock, A tele- gram was received {rom Washington to-day stating that it was undoubtediy true that the company had forfeited its subsidy by the failure to build iron steamers of 4,000 tons burden, as required by the act of Congress granting me. The price to- ay Wa nd with a close at p opened at 49, i fluctuated most of the day ween 59% and 691, being in sympathy with the London advance, <A large block of Stock is now on its way to this country. New York Central was strong with a disposition to udvance, that was not checked until the price reached 105%. The speculation to-morrow promises to be very active. Harlem gained 1 per cent on the opening figure and closed at 134, Union Pacific sold at 27%{ #28, Lake Shore came to the front even before the call by advancing to 94 and alterwards moving steadily to 944; a 94%. It 18 intimated that very lively times will be seen in this stock during the next thirty days, Wabash sold at 7244 a 7234. Northwest was steady at 69%; a 695, a 69%, the preferred stock selling at 831 Hannibal and St. Joseph sold at 40}, a 40%, Ohio ‘was steady at 40%; a 40:{ 4 40. Canton improved to 102%. HIGHEST AND LOWEST. The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the day:— Highest. Lowest. New York Centraiand IIudson River stock consolidated.... 104 56 Erle....... . 59 Lake Shore. : 9394 Wabash... . T2h Northwestern. . 69% Northwestern Preferred. . 83 R Island. . . 103g Milwaukee and St. Paul. 2 Milwaukee and St. Paul pre- ferred, “4 Ohto and Mississippi 40 Union Pacifi 275% G., . and I. C. . 82 Western Union. 923% Pacific Mail... 3 % At Philadelphia to-day stocks were firm:—Penn- sylvania Sixes, 106; Philadelphia and Erie Rall- road, 2414; Reading Railroad, 111%; Pennsylvania Railroad, 110. Gold, 1155. CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD REPORT. The report of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad for the year ending June 1, shows the gross earnings to have been $12,736,606, an increase of $1,347,079 over the previous year. Of this amount $3,609,782 was derived from passenger traMic, $8,971,628 from freight, and $155,195 from miscellaneous sources. The operating expenses were $7,776,168. On construction account there was expended the sum of $4,459,720, and for equip- ment $1,438,013. The charges for extensions and new lines were $7,756,479. The company declared two dividends of 3), per cent. each on the preferred stock and one on the common stock, The gross sum representing the road is $63,115,551, of which $14,993,020 is common stock and scrip, and $21,434,063 preferred. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE, Tuesday, ede bch cmltcdarg A. M. $500 U_S 6's, ©, *$1..83 120 «11834 500 US 5-20 m 11636 1 118g 1500 CS E-20, 6, 60 Ne. NT 3 Se oes stil Tes re eat es G00 CS 5-20, rer. Ses 3 19 A. M.—Before Call. 80) shs Harlem RR. iby 1000 sis West Un Tel... 80 do. do. ‘ Sy 0 aN a RK. By Roant RR. 100 Han at 200 Ohtoa MRR. Bonrd—10:30 A. M. $10000 Tenn 6's, old... $l 100 she West Un Tel... 927% lu Va 6s, new...... WW 8 do...... 93 4000 Louisiana 6's... 1000 Erie 34m LOW NY 6's, 3. zu Con P xl bis. 1000 Bi ‘Mh jon West Untei7's... 9% 20) Lat Bint Mis ist Sty 1000 Mich South 2d m. 10 she Bank S of N'Y. 1 e & B30 SENIBSS 3 8 # * 37% 16, ¢, te SR 2008 Be 10 37% 100 er 3, 90 “< 375, 100M "Ba ae 5 oa 63%, 1007, -b3 72! 4X4 300 . -. 83 300 Fe 139% 100 go. 4 es 34 200 BH sk 34 9354 209 DSL, L&W iit. 109 $35 280 Dub ¥ aionix Ge © BY WNT NEE H B suk 30 onic &. { 5 do: joo a Bee a0 or) # ree Sees 16d., and sales of the new crop, harleston, not below low mt Th foot 8 18.164, ie sales, ae | 8 wer, ixed to yellow . Oats were dul Kea tde sales aggregate about, £0, 00bush » for car lots of 420. for Bia ‘ie. mr aiateed white Stata, dic. festern, atice. for two boat loads of Western mixed, at that price at the close, and dle. bid. re neglected and moderat about mat Pues arate 7 and wy wards [3 white We 2) ius a at pri cheat is firmer, ‘ind. an ba TeaDE AT MANCHESTER. —LIVERrt land | ket for yarns fa 16 advance is ae anded, which ae Lrvenroo. Baxapstores Mai ener Pr a —The er of wnees for the ae t three faye soe of ear pe Sic. tor white Sr’ gees aS with more offered Barley and rye we onts.—Berth room hi and rates for grain w nodagioa but tor other produc: stoady. for vessels for charter, the grain and petroleum ‘trade, ind the market remained The engagements 210 blids. of tobace . rely nominal. 12:15 and 2:15 P. Me per cental Kean ab Oaliternia wit Fed ‘Western Spring, and 1s. 10d. or tay Winter Corn, = b ber Co roo. Provisions Maui Gi per cwt for the best grades of ‘There was a good demand for those adapted to shee: P Mevkerers Call. American fine, RAY BRTOOE Propuck irits turpentine, 325. ae al. pér.cwt, ior rN aR, “puten stane Bee #8 %7a, 3d. per cwt. for No. 700 bales of cotton at a ae av itrums, and 100 200 trariom RR.. ODUCK MARKT Maer 298 ae 6d. per cwt. dard, on the spot. 12, Dutch mandard, a aula san NANCIAL, in, tal Steam, 200 bids. of tohacco ab 90 tons of hair at70s. per ton and 4,000 bushels of To Antwerp, by sail, 7,5.0 bushel: 00 do. of wheat, 80) bbis. Of lard, all on private terms. Austrian pat saul, 1,000 bbls. a J. To London, b: 100 do 300 B, H & BRR \d_ 1,000 tierces of The charters embrace :-—An hence to Cork for orders to the United 40) quartors grain, at S grain, hence siwe voyage and pies ait bark delet, hence same voyage, $200 an Tatian bark, 500, es 100 Ohio © TO LOAN ON BO In Now York, Brooklyn and | <u quarters grain, a Norwegian Bordeaux, 4,600 bbls. of crt American’ bark, Mediterranean, 3,000.bbL FE rude petroleur hence to Gibraltar of refined (lo., ‘egian bark, hence to a direct pera Board P.M . re Hon, Jolin d. Cisco, Robert TH. Lowry 1000 shs NY ¢ au Ros ms 00 D. Vermilye, Faq. DDITIONAL CAPITAL $10000 Tenn 6's, n. 1000 Erie Sd in... at p Marseilles, 43) hlids. of to- Ceargo, stavas for si orage, at Wwenlan bark, from F 1b Bis, and. £10" gratuit pbia to Cronstadt, an American bark, orders to the Unite naval stores, on Drivategi erms, ee 200) Ss HéE ia, pie M & d opportunitios. woods, 48) Broadway, & 10,, Financial and Business Age: STOCK BROKERS, 11 BROAD Stock and Gold Privileges a specialty. Hen suaall capital and with very 1itue tons, from Wilmington to ‘ Ainer Bix 100 n mer BK.x 'd Kingdom or Coutinent, tull cargo of anal Co.be Hii too Phe WSS C0, do. prate inquiry tor the heavy weignts of ‘dom: patio slo H, but with onc looking to NU COMMISSION TO ANY 10 & Loan of $6,000 to Yi indisputable ttle: Heke Axp Jun descriptions ot he Manila quoted at 10): moderate demand and sales he’ market continued cuiet f mp, Out prices underwent no part reported a 7! 4 Busts were in’ tair request, “but trans ns and sinall ainonuts, at 39 Raloted, pertina sinerally being apart. Sales since our currency, cash, and 20. 4 other securities, ia EW YORK CENTRA rs have been purchasing rather more Nberally during the past few daya, yet they, bought only lots: to meet urgent requirements. “Holdeer con u 20 0,0 & TUK. 2330 to 3 P. 2008hs Erie RR 100 do. 700 Harlem, Rit. fait growth of '72, large onc: ginal ered Honds of §. Bavarian, Ber a 200 sha Canton ¢ ishe and. 2c. a 200. —The market continued. quiet, Vrices wers quoted’ steady, and gal anid, iixed, 8. io a jobbing way. ew crop—Ouba, . 27c. English Islands, 25e. & Ke. ‘Now ‘orleans, Bie. a owe. Naval Stores.—The market for spirits of turpentine was dull, wich a tend 143 N Ay Tho usual semiannual divide nN Vortive declared, payable August 1, buyer's favor. for, qnerchantable, We have only Rosla was fairly acuve, red with those current Quoted at the to note sales 01°89 bois but prices of strained, yesterday. were slightly $3 05 a $3 10 tor ni of 1,000 bbls. of straimed on private terms, 330 Hols, of do, at $3 10, 50) bbls. fe neton a at $2 fi FFICE OF THE IL Company, New Y« sb ared by this ble on the 1a. iy of August ne holders of full paid shares, re loth day ot July next, of August the t of do, at_$3 073 hich and until the 6th day 5Y, 2 cargoes o1 CLOSING PRIGES—3 O'OLOCK P. M. Western Union. i a éf'dovatdocon private sure of ole 3 of 4400 2atg3 low do. at $3 ie Dh oF pals at SA A ted, but held nomi- gla 2 ilo Open daily from 1A, M. previously quoted has been tn fair job ig Ted Am Mer Un Ex. 64 a eet ta | Deposits made up to August 10 draw interest from Ist. » cotton seed was in » quoie :—Linseed job: sperm, 3140 for ‘al Winter, and '$t 70 for :. at OC. for northern, bt natural Winter, and p ruling about steady. Fequest for shipment. annum, will be placed to the tind Af andra 2h Bost, Hart 8. COMMERCIAL REPORT. | at two o’cloc vithout noticeable The Coupons of the por Less now inal Railroad Company, ¢ and atter that date at th Cotton Quiet and Easier for Fature— Heavy—Wheat Dall—Pork Lower—Corn for the tuture month Steady—Oats were price for smal lots, were Easier—Groceries Quiet, but Firm— Petroleum Dull and Exasy—Spirits of Weak—Rosin Fairly Active—Kast India Goods Quict— Freights Strong—Wooi Firm—Whiskey Naphiha atd'sc, 0 ‘ioe Keports from the oll producing po! of dull and iets ie low br mar keg, with quo at Nyack, and on. Tooklyn ‘propert nly may apply at law oillee te t Turpentine erms advan Ov italists SNRNSWOITE 133 so 000-3 Tit Soricea nominally for spot and tutnres. York of 470 bbls. of re- por’ ab Li7qc., and Nimored=i vou bine, apatat 5,000 bbis. do, ACA7e, aud 0,000 bbls. Receipte—Pork 486 bots. 5 : an d quoted at Ls. ain —$16, 000, $7,000 AND ‘ood Second and Leasehold Morigages. SAWAN & LEANITT, 54 Wall stre TO PURCHASE TWO OR THR ond Morigages in New York; will take Leasehold Mortgages en ks rae to run, $20.000 vate Loans by the u 895.0002 Brooklyn ; $40,000 for Hariei. WwW. dD. & TURsDAY, July 29—6 P. M. dined dull and un- beef, 118 pack- and ilerces and 3 pork ‘the 1 rele Ww as steady and the demand moderate. We heard ot aalcs of 1,000 bb and July, at $17 25: 500 b bbls. of old mess tas The merchandise markets re: satisfactory, as a general thing, and in some cases ‘There are but few out-of-town buyers visible in the markets as yet, and the im- pression begins to obtain that the Fall tide is not going to commence to flow at so early a period as The dry goods, $12.000 prices were lower. Is., for August, 3 ; 5) ‘bbls. of clear mess ‘city at 100 boxes long clear sold at 8% ninally at Yac. chanzed ; quoted at Gige. Boot was quiet after tite fe noti Short clear aioe ‘on first Mortgages a ity sorenee pri hogs were doit and re nih Fast Fifty-cighth street. BOND AND MORTGAGE | cond Mortgage, Now York and | 56 Wall street. DEATHS. 8. a $21 for prime srrnareaoe tlerees, with ex- t hams were quiet and un- made at prices within the ranges of $26 @ $31 tor Southern and Western, C1 meats—Trade was moderately tair to-da: We heard of sales of 1,00! 600 lte., 50 smoked 2 for extra do, bite; to. at $23.0 825. anail sales were remam dull and nommally unchanged. On 'Change flour was still dull, with a tendency tn buyers’ javor. Wheat was in moderate request and prices favored the buyer. + The transactions for shipment were not very heavy, below current quotations. change, though a fair business was done. still dull, but unchanged. market tending in buyers’ favor, which was lower. reported was continued, prices were decidedly higher. and vessels for charter being scarce. tinued dull and weak. which stimulated an active were quiet, but firm; s0, also, wai Asnes.—Keceipts tor the past The market for pots was steady under a fair jobbi Peurls remained entirely MARRIAGES AND most of the limits being Corn was without decided Bumstep—Buack.—In San | Saturday, July 19, at F, Slatt « Mary's Cath: WARD H. J. BUMSTED, I BLACK, of Fe Ne duly 27, by ) HAMMOND to rees for August at 8 Closing at that pric ; 50 tierces for October at 815 1 lard was in tair de alos B75 tiorces ut H4e- continued in tai demand and tl particularly tor domestic. Herces of Carolina at 4c. Tye. a Te. and 3X) Provisions remained quiet, the | especially tor lard, The upward turn in whiskey botore and, though receipts were free, Freights were firm, room Petroleum con- Naval stores were rather easier, jemand tor rosin. y Rosa, Cal., to Louise HAMMOND—BOWMAN. Rey, Francis C. Hil TN Karte A. BowMan, all of Brooklyn. JOUNSTON—COR: for September at 5%4 mand and stead. he | July oe at three Ru —On Monday, July jh J. Lampe, Mr. Tuomas JOHNSTON to SLIZA CoRR, both of this city. Belfast and Armagh (Ireland) papers please copy. MARTIN—WILSON.—In Br ooklyn, 29, by the Rev. Dr. Farley, Louis 0 bags ‘or Patan at t tor aay, sugar ont “quiet to-day, e have only to note refining at Sic 13 bois. of strictly genuitanss at 9 ee ny fala July days, 58 pack: . inferior to common. 7¢. Hi Sales at $8 25. ood to prime, sige. There has been no noticeable | air to "goed fair, 779! EY—VAN VALKENBURGH. —At San Francisco, race church, b; ANKLIN: WILEY BURGH, daughter of BUILDING ates Bic. pr th and boxe, n a7 Williamson, Mr.- FR Mrs. HENRIETTA VAN VALKEN the late Henry Rarbeck, Esq., all of Mew York. mi contin ued Yair ‘and $15 tor bro and gis a $17 tor red do, livered. the prices are a $00; delivered, $34 34 » dettversd, $10 a $11; upriver do. “3 $7a 7 On" do. delivercd $9. $9 60; Jerseys do, ‘a $7; 0. gclivered $8 0a $9; pale. $4 50 a $5; do. delivered, 0 $7. Lime met with a tair demand aes the trades Previous figures current, _Havana“Boxes, £12", 12," sfc, 8 Siow $16 tor ate do, of on the'deck. Mor parcels de- her; Philadelphia afloat $24 averstraw Bay brick per M. fob—tbfining, tommtnon igre: mae to choice, sfc, a 934 Bh ANNER.—On Monday LIAM 8. ANNER, in the 58th year of his age. and friends of the family are re- ito attend his funeral, from his ss t aasth street, Wednesday, Dutch standard, Nos. 10 to I rior and extra superior. 729 —The market continue but prices were about steady. mand and firm. Mahiia—suve- quiet for seedleafs, Kentucky was in fair de Foreign met with about the usual de- The sales comprise :—W) cases The relative: spectfully inv late residence, 133 July 30, at two o'cl Broome and Chenango papers piease copy. Asne.—At Morrisania, on Tuesday, July 29, Wri LIAM A, ASHE, aged 64 years. The relatives and fr mand at previous figur sundries, cron 1370, at ¥ 300 casen ot Wise fF caus of Ohio, crop 1872, a ucky at from 7¢. a Me, and 200 Wales of Havana dyat $175 per bbl. for Kosondale, ined steady under a moderately fair de: 3 a $4 per ton for blue Nova Scotia, $1 d $2 per bbl. tor cal tle sought after, yet quote Plaster Paris re. ss d0., Crop 1871, at for Latls wore but lit ds of the family are re- oy invited to attend the funeral, from the Boston avenue, between Seventh and Jefferson streets, Morrisania, on Thursday morning, at ten o'clock, en Point, N. J., on Tuesday, July infant son of J. O, and Lucy D. i Chaat ained quiet and unchar x LB bolt rope oe (nil descriptions, with prices steady nila, large and small sizes, 182, 9 19. a tle.; tarred Manila, 17: ew Zealand cordage, 1 ro late receipts y demand at the ns were :—80 bbis. at 9534¢., rope, 15) ace & loser Russia bolt BAKER.—At Berg 29, JonN OsnoRN W, Baker, aged 1 year and 25 days, Relatives and friends of the family are invited to |, on Thursday, July 31, at hal , from the residence of moderately fair ti de was. reported in a ut otherwise the market wi t “nivere has been a moderately fair demand since ereign flecee, prices of heard of sales of both for dome fe ¢ been well sustained. 8. nt yured domestics atfSc. a Gi a 2c. | adaman: market was quiet to-day, but firm for We have only to note hi on private terms. ‘Ue., bags Western, Texas.at itor gc domestic, hols: past twelve o'clock P.) his father, Chureh street, Bergen Point, will be in waiting on arrival of the 1 pains will be take. bags Rio, ex Ro, ordinary cargoes, 18e. a 1844c prime cargoes, 1955 4 19:50. gold, "per Singapore, dew, Ie. + good cargoes, 19c. a 19%4 extreme raiige tor lots, 1734 0 9 0 dat credit; J do. (grass mats), 20 p bales Oregon and 2 bales Mass., for interment. , BEEKMAN.—At her father's residence, Milburn, on the Tuesday morning, i EKMAN, Wife of Willlam B, Beekman and ‘daugh- ter of Charles M. Keller, The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral church, corner of Fourth avenue and street, on Thursday, 31st inst., at hail-past ten child of Edmund s. and d year of his age. 1 private terms. Lagu ; Fi posing 1g. DOMESTIO MARKETS, pa lagt Sf ggl Jaty Re 1873. Cotton, steady good ordinary, a coipis, 87 bales: *Manil avanilia, sige. ae, 3 sutinued light, Forward eavery oY ry wenty-first New Ontuans, Juty 20, 18 Wav in moderate request at a dec Thon Juiy- and August, but unchanged for oiver months The transactions sum up thus BUTLER.—EDDIE, onl, | Mary A. Butler, in the 3 Funeral services on Wednesday evening, at half- past seven o’clock, at the parents’ residence, Vakland street, Greenpoint. eis Last. Bening. Tota ‘The remains will be 9 Covsanv1, menmb.F Of the Associazione Done narumma, after ali. wering illness, aged 40 yeara, Relatives and frien ‘ls of the family are invited to attend the funeral, frum his late residence, No. 148 West Tairty-seventh siteet, On Thursday, July 31, bag stene o’clock er talian Dracose—on } mploase 02 y 28, 1873, aftor a short illness, CHRISTINA, WI o Pred Deacon, ia the bir ear of her jatives and f lends are respectfully invited to New the fune: from her fate residence, 136 Waverley place, on Thursday, the sist inst., at one. o’clock, without further invitation. Drcky.—At his residence, No. 44 Wilheminen- stras: St. Pauly, near Hamburg, Germanys, om ‘Tuesday, aaly 1, 1873, Franots DEGEN, late of, Newark, N. J., in the 74th year of his age. DIRCKMANN.—At his residence, on Tuesday, Joly’ 99, alter a short illness, DizDRRICH DIBCKMANN, aged 47 yoars, 2 months and 19 days. ‘The funcra! will take piace ‘trom his late resi- dence, 155 West Forty-ninth street, on Thursday | afternoon, July 31, at two o'clock, ‘Relatives and friends are invited to attend, Faye.—On Tuesday, July 2% GertRupE, youngess | daughter of P. J. and M, J. Faye, aged 4 years and 7 months. Her funeral will take place from the residence of | her parents, 1,048 Second avenue, this day, at two Pr, M. On Tuesday, July 29, at his residence, iervepont street, brooklyn, at one o'clock , RosRWALL GRAVES, in the 62d year of his tives and friends are respectfally invited to 1 the faneral,.trom his lave residence, withous further notice, to-day (Wednesday), at twelve M. itimore, Trenton, Ithaca and Albany papers Se COPY. Nn¥.—On Tnesday, July 29, after a lingering ., third son of the late enville, Newry, Lreland. Notice of funeral hereaiter. Dublin and Newry (Ireland) papers please copy. GUTHRIE, uddenty, on Tuesday, July 29, Wile LIAM GUTTTRIZ, Stonecutter, a native of Scotland, aged 45 yeurs and 10 mouths, Funeral witl take place on Thursday, July 31, from his late residence, 643 Eighth avenue Edinburgh papers please copy. Hassert.—The funeral of the late Dr. Loge Has- SERT will take place at his late resideace, No, 20 West Ll2eth sireet, this (Wednesdiy) mPa tC inst.,) at 5 o'clock, The remains will be takem ‘Thursday morning to Hackensack, N. J., for inter- ANDEZ.—On Tuesday, July 29, WELTER Soy youngest son of Alonzo and Louise Hernandes, aged “4 months. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the feneral, on Thursday morning, the 31st inst., at tem o'clock, from the residence ef his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, 114 Kast Twenty-fitth te %.—{n Paris, France, on Sunday, June 15, LLIAM TLESRY. HfYDECKER, former! of Brooklyn, aged 41 years, The relatives and friends of the family are in- vited to attend the funeral services, at the Pacifla street Methodist Npiscopal church, corner Clinton street, Brooklyn, on Tharsday, July 31, at four o'clock P.M. HooLey.—On Monday, July 2°, Anranam Hoouer (of the firm of Abrauam Hooley & Co., 339 Broad- way) aged 45, ‘elatives and friends of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the fuoeral on Tharsday, SL a P.M, from his late residence, 10% 1alns will be in- HoLMEs.—Mrs, dence of he Farms, in ‘hh year of her age, Her friends and relations are invited to attend the funeral services, at the Reformed Dutch church, on the 3ist inst. The remains ken to Woodlawn Cemete —On Tuesday, July 29, CORNELIA, infant of Ehza A. and Edwin A. Hopkins, Jr. ives of the family are invited to atte 1, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, of her grandiati Wiliam Be Tapeon No, 262 Livingsion street, Brooklyn. HoweLl.—At Bolivar, Miss. on Thursday, Jaly AM, ¢ldest son of Walter Howell, in the 8 ky year of bis age. Kawp.—On Sund July 27, 1873, at Highland om NB, daughter of Jacob C. and jane Kamp, of this city, aged 9 months and in Brooklyn, on Monday, July 28, SUSAN laughter of Thomas and Catharine Kildea, aged 52 years, | month and 15 days, Tie relatives and triends are re: (eplast to attend the funoral, rom the residence of rents, 190 aero reet, on Wednesday, the th inst, af wo P. 3 KILLE: On Monday, July 28, FRANCIS EDwaRD, youngest son of Eliza and the late Michael Killeen, in the 20th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his motner, 212 East Thirty- APSt street, on Wedn afternoon, at one o'clock. MAKING.—At, Montclair, N. J., on Monday, Jaly RICHARD MAKING, Of the firm of R. & J. Making. Funeral on Thursday, at twelve o'clock 00m, st St. Luke’s church. Liverpool papers please copy. MyYeERs.—At Manhasset, L. L,on Tuesday, July oungest child of J ie and Brinkerh Faneral from residence, on Thursday afternoon, lock, Carriages will be in watt- ‘eat Neck on arrival of P. M. train from "s Point, Flushing Railroad. Mclnryre.—On ‘Tuesday, July 29, Many ©, st daughter of Bernard and Dora Mcintyre. IN t0- orton arenes —New Yorx LopaE No. pcr ou are hereby notified to attend a 1 communication at the lod rooms, om ‘thursday, July 31, at one o'clock P. M., for the pur- pose of attending the funeral of our late brother, John Mulligan. The funeral will take place rom the Chapel of St. Augustine, 262 and 264 Bowel at two o'clock P. M. Members of Arcana Lodge, and A. M., are beans tente it invited to attend, RY P. O'NEIL, E. R. R. S. MARTIN, Recording & Secretary. OurcaLt.—On Tuesday, July 29, CHARLss, only son of J. Voorhees and Mary Helen Outcalt, aged 6 months and 7 days. Relatives and Iriends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at three o’clock, from t.e residence of his parents, 238 West Fifty-third street. PHILLIPS.—On Tuesday, July 29, at ner residence, 172 Butler strect, Brooklyn, after @ short iilness, Mrs. BRIDGET PHILLIPS, aged 58 years. The relatives and friends of the family are in- vited to attend the funeral, from St. Paul’s church, Court street, corner of Congr ress, Brooklyn, om ‘Thursday, at eight o'clock, where a solemn high mass wiil’be said tor the repose of her soul; from thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Pupney.—On Tuesday, July 29, ANN, relict of Joseph 8. Pudney, aged 85 years. The relatives and friendsor the family are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral, at hail-past two o'clock, on Thursday afternoon,’ July 31, at the Reformed church, at Middlebush, ‘Somerset county, X. a ee leaves foot of Cortlandt street at 12 o'cloc! Quir&.—In Harlem, on Monday, July 28, Lorrmm Poa infant child of Stephen G, and Lottie E uirk. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services, at the parents’ residence, No, 127 East 113th street, on Thursday, July 31, at one o'clock. Reep.—At Hoboken, N.J., on Tuesday, July 29, after a lingering illness, Mrs, MARGARET REED, I her 68th year. Notice of suneral hereafter. Birmingham (England) papers please copy. ReEPMOND.—On Tuesday, July 29, 1873, ANNTE, r of Murtha and Mary Redmond, agea 7 and 14 days. lutives and friends of the family are respect- interred on Staten Island, At his residence, 812 Fourth avenue, CouooNk, Pay Director United States , after a long illness, awed 76 years. "The relatives and friends, also tho officers of the navy, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, 1 of the Annunciation, Fourteenth , between Sixth and Seventh twelve o’clock, noon, on Wednesday, Jul. Ports nouth (N. | Wirwixaron, N. C., shard, $519 tor | 55, from the Cnarel StDO at ‘iy ) Ibe. Mi at al all’ ‘or ainber Win ; y morning, July 29, FRep- st son oi John and A. Kiiza- | aged 3 years, nd iriends of the family are re- Spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from te ; JOSEPHINE, daughter of James and Carrie bial residence of his parents, 100 Elliot pla on rhursday afternoon, July 31, at three o'clock. On Tnesday morning, July 2 wife of James Candler, aged 55 years. The relatives and iriends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, No, 235 East Thirty- third street, on | Thursday morning, at ten o'clock, to St. Stephen's | church, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered for the repose of her soul ; thence to Caivary Oemetery for interment. CLARK.—On Tnesday, wy 29, 1873, after a long beloved wife of George W. “The relatives and friends of the family are re- uy invited to attend tne funeral, on Thurs- 31, 1873, from her late residence, No. 157 y-seventh street, at two o'clock P. M. ay ts ivania. iH Seaniend aoe Po drew | Cochrane, Esq., Londond ferry, jreland, aged “ge .—On Tuesday morning, July 20, Cora, in- ae A. and Fannie Cobn, soeral from her parents residence, No. 135 East Seventy-ninth street, on Wednesday at Conpit.—in Fiorence, Italy, on Tharsdi 1878, WILLIAM HARRY ee Jate of Hong Kong and spectfully invi i | prick EDWARD, young i | beth Campbell, ‘The relative pious 128 at Oe! at r, poet The receapts at tie ports” ign. SP bales: New Ori 4 sWiiuinigone 00 x iio “bushels Western at 4 181.15 ior bolted, 81,10 for, unbol shorts, $19 a $20; shipstatt: Per ton. Canal ireighie— ork; lumber $3 $i Pi] to New York.” Hariron frewghts—Flour food unchanged day Ly ‘iates to foreign ports etoeed ows gn fore ove at taulowss | Mriddlings $1 sail, tc., compres Skvre, by ‘sesh Ti i eceipts by Taken! ii.600 bushels wheat Shipments by cunal—,00) bush: Cnicago, July 29, 1873, Flour firm and in fair demand: light offerings: sales of 5 0; good to tnucy Minnesota, $625 Wivat buoyant and unsettled ior spot oF gies ugust; sales of No 2 setter Aura No. Nid ng, is “Diike. Gorn ‘aavanced and in Reis d isc. for No, 2 mixed, regular, 6c a Mae. ior 5 SG, Did, sales. August; 37 gti mixed, -3f Files ‘of No, 2 at 208 ted, 2b. Rye J wet ot aries’ ae ood ‘ordinary’ ay Good melding —The quotations are based on cotton In store, running in quality not more than half a grade above or below the len 6,493 bbIs. : rhea wiet and weak for t $ FLour var Gnaix.—Recel The flour miatket oo an Dut prices were s ince our last foot up about at prices within the range of the append Notadons, Corn meal was, bls. of prize medal sold at $3 and steady; 20 tons of 100 ts, dail an ‘a Money, oy dames, son of An- s) 3 det and unchang Feed continued qui ibs. sold at $2 per ton, We sa! nominal for met ‘all, pare ws quiet and onehes asked but none established : dull and lower: at Bulk meats steady w rib and short clear mi aghter of Solomon months and 3 days, ] s . . ot for shoulders: hy ic. for able at Sige. for ihouldore' ae ‘tor clear rib sides, tage for clear sides: sugar. pcaten hams Whiskey firm bl ‘Be. is. RES Freigpte Corn fg do. Sete Round hoop Ohio, Round Hoop Ohio, trad at bouii iow extra, hte da t extra, ny Ra of Brook! yn, The relatives and friends ot the tamil vited to attend the faneral, on Thursday, three o’clock P. M., from the residence of J. B. Woodward, 250 Henry street, Brooklyn. on ror July 21, Amos t Mary Connick, in | assemble at the Armory. in citizen’s di oats, and ed i ele wot, 146,08 EUROPEAN AN MARKETS, PR nt ag! Morey Manuxt—Lonvon hg Fa both chen § and PF acSeanesacncn]: TSPeSKES eeESessusesseesy CONTR re eine J 2 ad the noc account 45 P, M.—Erio halt Rovuse.—Panzs, J at an ee Mh en irgarosta we teies ot comm, shipped ton, November and Deeeabe ier fon ee eens an ‘uplai cae is 2EeBOLASBASRADBED SSSRaSsag B RSSSSESshEss : ‘one. The relatives and friends of the family are re- | M., for the pur, spectfully invited to attend tho fineral, from his late friend That comeade, John Van Aradaie. late residence, 25 Monroe street, on oe GEORGE WILLIAM 2? cococe’ . July 20s comiy Ca Ir wil Jace thts Steak Bemuuwoe: Pe pePee (4, , do., not bel from Savannah or © New 2 vy; with 6 moderate Iqutr bout 1 cent lower ig a et ed i fully invited to attend the funeral, from the rest- dence of her parents, No. 48 Maspeth avenue, om Ww day afternoon, July 30, at two o'clock, G.—At his residence, 215 Third street, om | Tuesday, July 29, JoHN A. RonG. Funeral at nine . Thursda, uly ives and itiends are respectfully invited. N.—On Monday, July 28, WILLIAM RYAN, im the 68th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- d to attend the funeral, from his late residen 825 Bast Fifty-ninth street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, 30th inst., at two o'clock. SukPHERD.—On Tuesday, July 29, of scarlet fever, herd, aged 4 thet ‘sand 2 months, Funeral will take place from her late resident 373 Seventh street, Jersey City, this day, July 30, four o'clock, Tiuron.—On Monday, July 28, MaRY at are daughter of Garret and Mary E. Tilton, aged 4 and 9 montis. i i. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully tnvited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, on Wednesday afternoon, July 20, at two o'clock, 'WOMEY.—At Hoboken, N. J., on Monday, July 28, MICHAEL J. TWOMEY, in the 31st f his age, @ native of the oy of Cork, Ireland. (ee via Funeral from Newark street, near @ Ho- boken, on Wednesday, July 30, at two o’clock P. M. Cork papers please copy. Met hi Brooklyn, on Tuesd: oo July 29, JOUN VANDERBILT, in the 75th year of his oe ‘The friends of the family are res] tfally invited to attend his funeral, on Friday Siternoon, August 1, at three o'clock, trom the residence of ices 117 Gates avenue, Brooklyn, VAN ARSDALB.—Suddenly, at Pittsburg, Pa, om Friday, July 2, Sag hee ARSDALE, son of Henry Van Arsdaie, M. D. this city, aged 25 years. The friends of the emily, members of the Young Men’s Christian Association and members of Com- pany H, Seventh regiment, National Guard, are re- Spectfuily invited to Le the funeral, on Wednes~ day, July 30, at two P. M., from the Reformed bh church on Lafayette place, corner of Fourth Eloura COMPANY, SEVENTH Rgorment, N.G.3.N. xYe } New Yorg, Jul 187 ‘The members of this company are Foquented 5 alf-past one 0’c! - Wednesday, soth inst, a hott vine funeral of ous MITH, Van aun bn Tuesday, J Taly 20, Isao VEN Tae, rut MSteatios ‘and friends of the hen By iavieee to attend the fune on ‘Thursday, dither fuly a St tares o'al ook PMs bt thd Grove ne Fee aia oe Mon Morning, July 28, MARra, remainn will be algigha in the 74th year of her 0 Wednesday, 30th 1 at eleven orcck rom me Hise Autor ‘shut Hackea-