The New York Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1873, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMEROTAL. Dulness and Inactivity in the Stock Exchange. No Further Developments in the Gold Speculation. we MONEY ABUNDANT Railroad Bonds and Government Securities Strong. Heine THE FOREIGN MARKET STEADY. . WALL STREET, } TvESDAY, August 6—6 P.M. ‘On 'Change to-day cotton met with more atten- ‘tion, but was from ‘4c. a 34c. per Ib. easier for lots von the spot and 1-16c. a 3-16c. easier for forward delivery, Flour remained dull and unchanged. ‘Wheat was in demand at easier prices, about steauy. THE MONEY MARKET, In the money market there is continued ease oth for call and time loans, the rates for the for- mer being 3 and 4 per cent, and for the latter from 5 to 7 per cent, according to date of maturity, Six months’ loans call for as much as84 and 9 per cent, Forcign exchange was dull at the following rates, ‘with concessions tor actnal business :— Sixty Days. Three Days. Prime bankers! sterling : 8 0 10875 10914 a 19: ‘Good bar hone do sie e 18% 1093, a 109: Prime coin, ster lisig ase a Panis (ba $y a D6) GING a 5.2) Antwerp 5 Balti si a B16 Sis... a5 513M a. Aumsterdam 40% a A0ky a 40% Hamburg 96" a Bg a 978g Franktort. aga 413, a 4i Boa Wig 8 1% ma 7 a 73 THE FOREIGN MARKET, nhabh advices indicate a strong market in con- ‘sols and American securities. The former were quoted at 92% a 34 for money and 927 for account; Aive-twenties of 1867 at 9414, ten-forties at 91%, new fives at 90%, Erie at 46%. The amount of bullion ‘which went into the Bank ot England on balance ‘to-day was £36,000. The rate of discount for three- mnonths’ bills in the open market is 7-16 per cent ‘elow the bank of England rate. In Frankfort , five-twenties of 1862 sold at 97%. In Paris rentes * were.67 francs 5 centimes—a marked decline. GOLD 11535 A 11514. Little or nothing was done in the Gold Room to- «day, and prices varied but a trifle, most of the ‘business being done at the above rates, The fluc- ‘tuations are shown in the following table :— 10 A.M.... 11534 - 115% 10:19 A.M, 11534 10:39 A. M, wee 115% 10:45 A, M lbs The carrying rates were 2, 1; per cent to flat. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank to- day were as follows:. Gold balances. Currency balances Gross clearances THE.UNITED STATES TREASURY, The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $137,000 On account of interest, and $5,700 in redemption of five-twenty bonds, Tife custom receipts were $632,000, RAILROAD BONDS. An unusually good business was done in this class of securities, and the number of investors:1s @raduaily tncreasing. Michigan Central Sevens sold at 100; Central Pacifics at 100%; Union Pa- citics at 824¢; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western wevens abl01; St. Paul sevens at 89, and Ohio and Mississippi consolidated sinking fund at 92. The following were the bids as amended at the call: dew York Cen t's, '8. Frias ‘New York Cen w's,re Jew York Cen 6's, sul ew York Cen 7's.’76, + $1,099,763 1,277,922 23,712,000 “Tol n, St 3g Tol & Wab eekiy. bas... ‘Tol & Wab con conv. Gt West Istin, 88. Gt Western 2d c Pug ¢ uric new ods:: dake di . 88 Mies Istm 7 3-0,PD 97 Mil& StP7's, gold, RD 89 | Mil & St P Istm, La ad oot i ‘Mil & St P 2dm. Marietta & Cin Joliet & Chic Ist Got, Ghie £ ind ¢ C lst mn 9 2d m. % Tor Peortn & War, KD. Tol, Peoria & War! WD 8 i Tol, P & War. Bur Diy. 83% | To!, P & War, 2dm., .. 77 » 75 97 Tol, Peo & War con 7 New York &N H 6's. Bost,H & E Ist an 7) Mg Bur,C, K & Min Ist 7'sg 88 GOVERNMENT BONDS. The dealings to-day were not large, but the de- mand for government bonds is unabated, and the market closed firm at the following rates:—United States currency sixes, 1145; a 114%;; do. sixes, 1381, registered, 1183; a 118%; do. do., do., cou- pon, 11914 a'120; do, five-twenties, registered, May and November, 116%% a 117; do. do., 1862, coupon, | do. 17 a 17%, Ben do., 1864, do., do., 117% a | 117%; do. do., 1885, do., do., 11834 2 119%; do. do., 4867, registered, January and July, 117% a 1174} do. do., 1865, coupon, do, 117}, @ 117%; do. do., 1867, do., do., 11834 a 118%, ; do. do, 1868, do., do., 11834 a 118% ; do, ten-forties, registered, 11281124; to. do., coupon, 1154, a 11534; do. fives of 1881, cou- Bon, 14dg & 114% SOUTHERN SECURITIES. Considerable business was done in certain Southern bonds, both within and without the | board, at well sustained prices. New Tennessee | sixes sold at 8155; old do. at 81%; Georgia sevens, i gew, at 90, and Virginia sixes, consolidated, at 53. ‘ EXPORTS. The tOtal exports of produce from this port tor the week ending to-day amounted to $6,006,224, | mixed values, which is an increase over last week of $331,001, The exports for the corresponding | period of last year were $4,052,332, and for 1871, $4,277,661. ‘The total exports since January 1, this year, are $167,992,120, against $128,330,129 iast year, and $136,085,232 in 1871. THE STOCK MARKET to-day was dull and uninviting, and prices were generally a fraction lower than yesterday. Activity ‘was pretty eyenly distributed, however, and the strength of the various securities was thus amore or less tested, Western Union declined ‘4 per cent, opening at 92!; and closing at 924. Pacific Mail sola at 38 & 3814 & 3815 237% a38%, New York Central at 1051; a 105% @ 10534. Erie ‘was dull at 695; a 59% a 69%, Lake Shore firm at 04% a 94%, Union Pacific at 2814 a 283; and Ohio and Mississippt at 3¥5; a 3014. C., C, and I. C, sold at 31}¢ @ 31%, Northwest common at 68}¢ a 68 a 67% & 67% & 674 a 6744, Closing at 6744, Harlem at 452% a 132%, Illinois Central scrip ‘at 102, St. Paul At 53}4 & 53% @ 53, Wabash was steady at about 72% @ 72%. HIGHEST AND LOWEST. ‘The following table Shows the highest and lowest prices of the day:— Highe: rest. New York Contral and Hudson” peer Kiver stoek consolidated, 1 105% ri 59% Lake Shore oaie ‘Wabash... 721, Northwestern . “ Or% Northwestern preferred 834 Rock Island ,...... 10%; slwankee afd Si, Paul 53 jiwaukee and St. Paul pre- " Onto and M saiss ippi. 805% 8994 Union Pacit 2845 23 c., ©. and I, BL bidet MY i ee 92 Pacific Ma’ Corn was { | deliveries. | descriptions. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, sata 6. be ahs SHEET. BALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXOHANGE Tuesday, August S—1015 A. M. $44000 US ‘st us. need on rows ‘67.b © Ue petal mar oe 6 tia A Meters Call. $00 shs Un Pac Laer 2854 4 shs Woet Un Tel. 5 P vegesgeges: 2S! 6 G ° ‘bs © rm) 5000, ca reRe Board—10;30 A. ue 50 shs}N J Con RR. . mY 100 NYC eH RRbEDS i i Ist 60% Mich Cen7's..... 1000 Mich Cen 8's... G0 Con Fuld bids... 100 1000 D, L&W 1000 Di do De 2 r W ist, St La. 50 do 2000 Gt West 2a 8000 Mor a Bsa m. 2400 Olio & Mins, UW) Ohio & Miss 20 WW) L Shore con Tr... iby Un Wa une. 10000 do. b30 000 P, ROW. ee West Untel7's Ju) shs Metropl'tan 12 Bk of Kepub... 5) Ger-Amer Bank 100 Bank » of N-Y,.b¢ Be 15) b & H Canal 300 W ost Un elo 2b do. Wieser sas Woo & NW pe: iy” a8 4ou0'r, WW Kit. iw) do. BO do. 20 ou de. wo sth ¢ i 10 do toy Chic, Bur lwo Pac M GNY.NH& a) do. 200 Ohio & M RR. 200 do 300 ao 5.0 Erte 1W do. 100 12115 and 2:15 P. M. $9000 US 5-20, c, ‘5000 US £-20, 6, '67, P. M.—Before C: yee LS 4&MSRR., 2.3m L165 12330 hme ya) Pa 100 shs West Un Te}... 3: 4 do eae 100 Stil & St P Rie 5) Ohio & Miss RK 4s 7 do. 200 6,6 & FC 20) Erie BR Second Goard—1 P.M. $200) Tenn 6's, new... Si BO shaNX oe HR..bS {0076 go Tenn 6's, old... 100) Georgia 7's, new 4 5100 Va 6's, con. aeouny Kk Ist mi. 1000 B, NY & E hi 2,00 U Pac iesine St P isi lou Gt Western 2d. ou) C & Pitts 4th.be 86 5shs Am Ex Bank. 40D & H Canal Co. 100 Con CL pea: b YR Iwi ast Pauly aL) do. bi a Del, Lac & Ween 200 ISNY,NH& NY Ow Hite, th Moré a ie 100 dO... 100 Ohio & Miss 2130 to 3 P. 100shs C & N W RR. luo Kock L RR... 3 100 Mal & St PRR, 100 M & St P RR pi, 1 an: 10 4000 Tol ¢ Wal. wo do. 100 Pac Rit ot Mo 20D,L4&W KR, do. 120 do. 100 Ohio dg M 800 1 Pac Sess Co. 100 Erie ki 4008 Yea R Rik. 60) wo Quicksilver St Paul... 53° Quicksilver p Rs Boule ie Adama Kx. outhern ‘ells Fargo: loz" Am Mer Un Ex. 63 103% US bxpress, By COMMERCIAL REPORT. Re ch SANS Cotton Lower for “Spot” and “Pus tures”—Fiour Unchanged—Wheat Low- er—Corn Steady—Oats Firmer—Grocer. ies Quiet, but Firm—Pork Firmer— Lard Easy—Freights Firmer—Metals Quict—Petroleam Dull and Weak— Naval Stores Easier—East India Goods Steady—Wpol Quiet—Whiskey Lower. TuEsDay, August 5—6 P. M. ‘The merchandise markets remained without de- cided change, though duiness obtained in most de- partments, while in some quarters prices were lower. At the Produce Exchange flour was dull and in buyers’ favor. Wheat was lower, but in Jair request ‘at the reduced figures. There was no inquiry of moment tor forward Corn was steady, but less active, and the market closed ia buyers’ tavor, Oats were scarce, and firmer in consequence. Whiskey felt the effects of freer receipts, and was easier. Pork was again put up, and closed firm at the advance, Lard was sluggish and easy. Freights Were stll firm. Groceries were quiet, but the market strong for all Petroleum was quiet and weak. vat stores were also quiet and easier. East India goods were steady. Metals quiet and unchanged. Wool quiet but firm. Asurs.—Receipts for the past three days, 9% packages, Pots met with a steady, fair jobbing demand, at un- changed prices; sales at $325. Pearls were entirely nominal. Buiupixe Mareniace.—The market for brick nas been rather quiet during the last thtee days, but prices exhib- ited no material change from those Inst quoted. | Lime Was in tair supply aud moderate demand; saies at $1 10 for Kland coinmon, and $1 69 tor do. jump. Cement was firm an in fair demand; quoted at $175 for Rosen- date, $49) a $5 for Roman, and $5 tor Vortland.| Vinster Paris Was rather, gate 1, but quoted steady at $) 50a $4 Nova Scot $525 tor white do. and $2 y. Laths ‘were quiet; Eastern’ spruce ren. quiet since onr last, but not essentially changed. sales pf lake Wwe Made at 27e, 27%4c., cash, and 2c, jor forward del Other metais were also quict, In tinwe heard of s $n) boxes of charcoal tin at $11 and 900 tons of for Auuust shipment, at 27 CANDURS.—Aside irom a sfigne Jobbing trade, the mar- ket was qiilet, With prices 5 steady at sic. a te. tor sperm, 400. a Sic. 1oF parattine, te. amantay Mnvroved demand at tower prices W lish, price tions show no deci ordinary were re Sac. an close the mar: eries wert deli inac- $sion Pi I GC. a3 Isc. in prices, pe t ‘a further rect ee sum up as follows To-Day, Last Evening. Total, OR oA 96 Export . Consumption, Speculation. Totals....0.4:« —Ivctoded in the For future delivery ‘dbeve’ ure 102 baies to. arrive. is low middling), the sales have been as follows:—Last evening, August HOO at 19 4-i6e., 100 at Wy at 17 '4b, Total, Lan bales. A 00 at ati at 1 Pele +19 L-tze.¢ Neptember, 10) at 1* S16 Isige, ; October, 1,400 at 17%4c. Desiaber, 200 ut 1/13%0., 1 at 17 7- oe od at “ty Total, 12,00 bates. Grand total, 19.10) bales. We quoe = Uplate. Alabina. New Orleuns, Teas Ordinary .... 144 i4ig Good ordinary I 17k, Wz Strict good ontinary 18%, Iss 182 Low middling........ 19 9 19% 195) Middung.. 2055 203g Pht Good madin 24 Zahg 22g M4 —Lhe quota’ are ase on cotton in store, running ig q quality not more than half @grade above or below the grade quoted. ie receipts at the ‘ports to-day were as follows :—G New Orleans, 226; Mobile, 73: Kava Wilinington, 36; 'Nor New York, 0A6. 200 This day lust weeks L190; This dav inst 3 6. “Rates on cotton to foreign ports were as follows o Havre, by steam, Ie, sail Ic.. com: resect, To, Hamburg, by steain, ‘o Bremen, b Hearn, “ge, "To Liverpool, &16d. a Myd., by steam; 616d. & 34d, bY sal *Correr quiet but firm for all descriptions. No sales from first hands reported. Mesers. William Scott. & Sons re veston 48 bales; nab, 209; Charleston, ‘on Port the stock of Rio in the Tnited “states a8 follows Galveston, 4000. Ibs.; Hampton Roads, 5,008; Bal more, 15,606; Boston, 4,000; New "York, ' 28,107. Total, 56721. We quote:—Rio, ordinary ‘cargoes, Taige. on’ 18% fair cargoes, We.” aw IGN good’, cargoes, i9e, a 19) prime cargoes, éxtreme ' range ‘for loty, 2We., gold, per ya 90 days! credits J ernment. Bau f 20 190 Laguayra, 1 H Frovn axp Grats. —Receints= Ploar, 11,126 bbts. ; 179,781 bushels; col 950 do. ; corn ‘meal S bbls: and 228 bagss oats, {300 bisiiels.. The flour market ruled uti and ne but prices Were not quotably. lower. The sales since dur lass foot up about 10,40) bbls, at prices within the range of the annexed quotations. Corn meal MM In Paiindsgiie the price of Reading was 110%; of Pennsylvania 108%. Susud er in motores Jair demand, with sales re- 1 700 bbls, 4 83 20 for Western yellow, $3 10 for do. writes * $o for golden car and $3 bon 9 for Brandywine. Feed was quict quoted Ready arp at previous figures, We quote — fa, eo io. 2 Bui excet abetat eezseseaszessusty ests zount hoop Ohio, shipping brands. .. w 00 FA 0 a Round noob Oak trade brands. 3b i jo, trade brani a Famil Bad 60 a7 7Bss wad 900 B80 40 5 Nominal. Soutliern, super Nominal, Southern, ext 75 a Nouthern'tamniiy. oO Corn meal, Western. 4 G x4 1% a Corn meal, Brandy win: wo a Haitimore, 0 1 Calorie. . 6) 8 vw. 0. 3 iu to. ive, but about Le. tower; the sal 25,00 bushels at $110 a $1 2 for rejec: Spring, $125 a Nes tor No. 3 do., cago, $140 for very choice Northwest, tor . @ Milwaukee, $1 43 in $1 St tor ‘new rod Ohio, tor export. Corn was less active and at the close hardly so firm. ‘The Sales azeregate about 15,000 bushls, at de. a 450. warm, 6lc. Sic. tor steamer, Soc. a’ 56}ée. for sail ond STe. a o5}<c. tor yellow. White Western held at above. Gats were tirmer and 1 xt¢ 8,000 bushels of West. 0 arrive, at $4. Barley remained inactive and wiGurs.— Business in the line of berth treights has been (air to-day, With rates ruling about stead, te ing tor grain, atcommodatious ice which advanced tg- paid, Vessels for charter were in good de- mand ‘rom the rain and petrofeum trade and che tnag- The engagements w o Laver pool, ty 60,00) bushels of grain at Ls OW boxes ‘cheose. mt Tis.” TW) boxes 300 bales of cotton at 516d. a yd 7,500 bushels of grain at Ti To Gia sow. 4am, 2000 boxes cheese at 70s. ‘To lot: terdam, by steam, 20,00 bushels of grain, on private terms. ‘To Havre, by steam, 300 bafes of compressed cot- tonat Msc. gold. The charters ielude—An Ausirian bark, henceto Cork, tor orders to the Unied Kingdom 3,40) Quarters grain at Qs. ;an Italian bark, 4,000 quarters grain sume voynee, at te 10id., and 215 gratuity; an akan bark, 20" quariers grain, same voyage, at 9s 30, an italian bark to arrive, -,2Q0 quarters grain, 20) quarters brug, | 200 with sano’ voyage, at 9d. an Italian bark, grain, same vo; tons, hence * direct cases of refined pete eum, at 4fa., and iobacco at Boe and s£1) gratuity; an ttatan brig, lime to Gibrat tar for orderato the einer! *) ous, sae refineu petroleum at 7. bd., and 4,00) boxes ¢ £) yratul Wi an italian brig, hence to Ogee, 15,000 cases of retined do, at 5 lorwegian bark, hen-e to Bremen direct, Ss.5 a Russian bark, hence to Cr hy eral cargo at current rates; @ hiladelphia to a direct etroieum, at 9s. In fair demand Sales were re- 000 rolls here on private terms, and 1,60) rolls Calcutta cioth and German brig, to arrive, trom Iie port, 1,700 bbis. of retined GuNNtKs.—Domestic’ cloth has been» since our last and the market steady. ported of in Boston at 13%. cteds Ww bags wire neg- a ide. for Tne aNp Jon market tor hemp, tor all dese! riba Manila quoted at 104gc., Was also quiet, but quoted steady at 2c. a 4c. gold. ute buts were in good demand und firm, Wg heard of sales sines our last lex, chiefly at 2c., currency, cash ; 1,000 bales at cy, sixty days, and 30) bales atz Ciee,, sixty da Hay aN Stkaw.—fhe demand has been fair for both hay and straw, with price ruling steady. Wo quote ya $34 ton; “prime do., $28 oF a 92 sit: siniebing hay, $184 $.0;" long 4 to brewers, but othewise the uiet, wha peices steady. The transactions yin old hops. We - Eastero aad Wester antes aie. sg, gc There has Been tho change in the having remained dull and nominal old. Jute ie 2c. he market. continued quiet, nib firm. We en ot une ot Fane maco at a 100 ren . Tagish Yalunds, be. market for spirits of turpentine ak, closing easter, We heatd ot lols, at 4c. and 0 bbls. at 423s. ning at diac. i 48o. | Kowin was quiet, with f ruling a trifle easier; Gpoted at $2 and $5 a $305 for good. We heard of xi ot 597 bbls. ot common at $8 and 2#) bla. ot No. Lat$4. Tar and pitch Were neglected, but quoted steady at previous figures, O11s,—Linseed has sold moderately in a jobbing way. inrezar prices, Sperin. was in light request Whale was quite and unchanged, Lard ol quest for export, at aboitt previous ote =—Lanseed, Jobbing Hots ic, a Mc: in backs and 9c, atc. in bbls. Sperm, $1 40 tor crude, $1 02 jor natural Winter, $L07 for bleached. Crude whale, 68c. ior Northern, $8¢, a 66c. tor southern, 70c. or hatural or bleached. Lard oll, ite ® 7c, for tor choice Winter. Menhaden lected ight.” Crudo, cottonseed, 43/,¢. @ Summer yellow, 54c. a Ste, ‘the market for rethed remained in about condition. ‘There was little or no disposition wn tw operate, exporters ho'ding of, owing to the uoted at 16%C. a 1634c. for early de- rT iutures. Crude, in bulk, was also continued dull und 1 100 Dbis., rs spoi or month. Cases were and anged in prices, quoted at 2 Mey the dilgher price. tor sniail’ wots, ‘api was’ “dull ana nominal at about tse. tor city. From the oil producing points reports ere of a dull and weak inarket, with qtioations as tol- city, Fetroleum Ventre, entirely Howinal: Tylevist, $1 9): ‘Litusv Par- 14." “ihe Philadelphia, market ‘was dul and edt IWeke. 19r spot oF suture. ported in New York. of esales of one at l6igc., 2,500 do, tor spot and deliv. gry at loxe., and 4000 do, for last half of September at OProvisroxs.—Receipts—P ork, 200 bbls, ages; cut meats, 630 bb! market for iness pork was active and closed arm at $138 for Augtst or reptember. | We-heard of sales ot 1,000 hols tor August a 0 1 bbls. tor do, at $13, beef, 50 pack- nd tierces, The exra of lear at S3ac., 100 boxes ice cured f Western short clear tor De- quote: prompt Dressed we it quoted heavy wo lixnt’ ¢ remained quiet, ‘ vith sales only in a Jobbing w footing up about 45 pi Kkages, at prices within the range of $9.0 >. 20 tor lal 3 Dbls., $11 o @ 612 00 for extra do. bbl, $17 a $21 1or prime mess tierces, $21 a $25 tor futn dd. treroes' and 825 p O50. for extra Indiae mes, Beet hams remained quict and unebunged, quoted at from $25 2 $31 as extremes tor | Southern and Western. cut meats ‘e guier, but rices showed no material ‘ransactions cipally in lots from store. heard of saies ot ity sinoked hams at (5ige., 50 ierces of do, at oked shoulders at 1e., 7,000 Ib: cl re, at SR age, at he heard ot sales of 3,000 1,010 do. tor October at 5c City lard dull, parties apa Summer ate se. and Sige. asked: Kick —The market was'firm, both for domestics and yan & distributing way. iair. | the sales foot up about 30 terces of Carolina at s%e ot Rangoon at %e, a 984 me. & 7e, And 100 bags ot Patna The market was ensy to-day, resulting in a ¥ twir demand. We heard ot sales of 200 uerees of prime Western at 7c. 00 Ibs. of p: hhds., at 9c. and 20,000 ibs. el w the market w arn well supplied and are he Om. We have swies of 13 hhds. of tair retin: ing at 7. L-lbc. fined was only in light request, but prices © not essentially changed. quote :— Cuba — Refining, | interior pmo, The. & fair to good i, food to prine, 8} Bie. oS. te 10 12, 834 Nanlia—superior andestra superior, 7c. 8 774 Srhbs.—Linsead conunned quiet, but was firmly held at $2 5), gold. Clover was placed in small lots at 8c. a 9c. Timothy was neglected, quoted ‘steady, at $4 29 a $450 New flaxseed quoted at $2 outside at ssc. TOBACCO. tiewably eit and firm. et guiet for seed leat, but prices not n Kentucky was in’ moderate den The sales At Lhe vate term: 300 hha: of bales of Havana at We. a tse. The market during the past three days has qiiet, Wnt this is mot unusual far the ca f the week. veaiers are very tirm in the former prices are current. We note sal jo teece at Ae. a ole i Of 0.000 1hs. 2,500 Ibs. of tu! X Ohio at 5049c. 4,000 lbs, of burrs <. 3,000, Ibs ot Alifornia at Spring do. at Me. a 3 bales of extra, 0 Ibs, of Western’ tleece, 10,010 do. of imaged Vibs. of Fall bags ot lambs pulled, 133 bales of Spriny 00 Ibs, of medium unwashed fleece and % bales of Cape, all on private terms. Wrtskey.—Receipts, 96t bbls. mand joday. butat a dechne of 300 bbls. at 964¢c DOMESTIC MARKETS. ~~ Gauveston, August 5, 1573. Cotton—Demand good; offer rings light; good ordinary, 160, &@ Liigo. Net recerpts, 4¢ bales. Sales, Ju. stock, 9. NeWORtEANS, August 5, isn Cotton— tg ee aA moderate; miadlings, Isic, a 1870. Net receipts, 22 O88, 5 Sales, 100; last even- ing, 200. Stock, ns 719, Cotton dull and nomina 73 bales. Exports coastwise, 20), SAVANNAH, Angpst 5, 187 Cotton—Demand fair: offerings light; midalings, 15. Net receipts, 209 bales. Sales, 26, Stock, 1,627. CHARLESTON, August 5. 1 Cotton dull and lower: middiings, Sige. ; low mid- lings, 18e,; good ordinar, ‘ordinary, igyscr a’ oe. Net receipts, 286 bales, Sales, iW. Stock, 4,253. Wits N.C., August 5, 1873. Spirits of turpentine dull at37!ge. ‘Rosin firm; $240 for strained. Crude turpentine steady, at $2 for hard; $320 for yellow dip and virgin, Tar quiet at $3 66. Toueno, August 5 1873, Flour steady. Wheat dull and lower; sak No. 2 white Wabasti at $1 70; extra white M i 1do., $14, amber Michigan, sp pot, Bh Augist, st Sf; jmeller september, $b S$ 26: No. 2 old aimber lilinois, 46, ales of Sy lier September, 45!,¢.; Ae seller woe wae : low mixed whi Calitornia, There was a fair dee ©. per gallon. sales, MAS ac. ; yello, A3¥e. ; 4 no rade, Sc, inaged, te): Michiga \ ateobeo, Fe rosette frin and uuchange pts 26,000 Fenske wheat, 45 do, co 4.000 do. onts. Bhipmenty—3,00) bbls. flour, 13,000" pustels’ wheat, 45,000 do. corn, and 28,000 do. oats, oars. Au ee ee ok No. 1 Flour steady; salen of 1,00 bbls. nt gpr' $875 1 ber Winter, $9 75 for ‘white Winter, Sli 2b tor double extra trom choice white Wheat. Wheat Song pre at ales of HH) bushels white Canada at $1 % Nod Spring eld at $147. Corn quict and steady e city, in | 9 | Addresa 7,0) ibs of domestic Somnbings at Séc. a | i high mixed, spot and setier August, | | Supposed to have been the work of an, incendiary, fair demand; 1 Cals quiet ne a nominal. Rye ae nnd nominal, Millieed—Shorts, aitinis $29 sper fon, delivered to cars. Corn tneal, $1 15 ted, $1 10 tor uni = te ike Hudson, $4 35°15 New Yorke Hlroad vrei to u iow Roar vo Philadelphia, 6x to Boston, Se. ; lo New por, @ on Dushels, No. 3 Mit b at Sl fA ru entirely nominal. Corn quiet market with prime offered at te. & 45)40. with 450, abe the Closing was unsettled: sales 18,007 bushols. Nov rune, in lots, at 46c. adB's0.; sample ‘corn offered iat a frith no buyers; Chis grade is a drug on the ma: ro Ove dutl ihe: 2Uhieayzo nominally lol ling a e, barley aud peas are negl ulgt at ey jor timothy and $550 for inedium clover, Pork quiet at $16 50 for heavy mess at Whoiesale. High wines nominally 9igc, Cricago, August 5, 1873. Wheat iar 00} ae No. Aiea spe or Au fe. Oats Fiour quiet and unchanged. but at lower raves, No. 1 ii 19 for new: 1 15%, seller August Bhring ait aie te. 8p Bo, September: ted ng fhe tair demand ho. 2 “ut on “ie Rye He. Soar juil ard nominal for ape ket firm for tu No. Hee aa ul ie ties cash, generally heli 9; sales Oc- tober at $15. Lard Demand light and holders firm; 7%. asked, 7% bid. Pubea rats in fais demand ‘and advan shou! .; short rib middle "i bid, Sie, asked. fuiet and an chang hiskey sold early at 9c; closed dull, lower sellers at 9c. Freights firm and wichanged 000 bu d Shipmenis—4,00)_ bbls! flour, 4,000 bushels whoat ‘sth b00 do. korn ana oa HAVANA MARKETS, Havana, August 5, I873. Exchange nominal. ited ‘tates, 0 anys, “ouere! on 427 4B premium: short wight, 24 9 8) premium ; gold, # a 46 premium; short’sight, 48 a 49 On London, 61 a 63 premiui, ight, 48 a 49 premity On Paris, 43 a 44 premium, EUROPEAN AN MARKRTS, Lonnon Monry Manker—Loxpow, August 5—4:30 P. M.— Consols for the account, 92%. United states five-twenty bong ae ‘oN ten-lorties, 94; new fives, 90%; ten- torty bonds, 91 FRANKFORT Hovnse.—Frankvowt, August 5.—United Btates five-twenty-bonds, 97% for the issue of L362, Panis Bounse.—Pants, Au Livenvoo. Corton MakKk KRPOOL, August 5—6 OF the sales to-day 7,000 bales were Amorican. Bales: ot cotton shipped from Savannah or Charleston, September and Ociober, at 8%d. Ane ym the same ports, not below low mildiings, erable August, at S%ad_, and not below low middlings, ‘del rable October and November, at 1-lid. Sales of cotton shipped Irom Savannah or Charleston, deliverable September, at st 6. —Rentes, 571. 06 8 13-ld, The market is quiet and steady. Middling up- lands, 5%d,: middling Orleans, 94d. Sales 12,000 halen, incluiting 2,00 for speculation and-export. ‘Thape at MANCHRSTER.—LiveRPoOL, August 5-6 P. M.— ‘The market tor yarns and tabrice at Manchester ts dull, but not quotably lower. Liverroot Bikansturrs Marger.—Liverroou, August 5—2P. M—The market ts steady Wheat tls, éd, oil rcental for omnia. white, and ‘as. for club do, per quarte ‘age Call Peas, 348. per quarter, The re for the past three days have been 15,000 quarters, including 10,000 American. | Tho receipts of or, ue oust Chirag days have been 3, Liverpool Pi Pork, 6s. per bb! Liverroo. Prop quarters, including 200 American, NS MARKET. LIVERPOOL, August 5.— for new mess. or MARKET. — rrroot, Angust 5— Evening.—Common rosin, 8s. 6d. a 98. per wt. Spirits turpentine, Sis. 6 Lonvon 'Pronude M Lonpon, August 5—E ning.—Linseed oii, £33. ton, Spirits turpen Bis. rewt. TROLEUM Manker. eo August &--Petroteum, . for tine pale An joy Mortgages and other Securities. Is eflected with best companies. . 117 Broadway. i Ae . 9 Now street, buy and sell Southern Securities. a N ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, York, Brooklyn aud New Jersey. ‘Apply to BANU SY WOOD. drs Non 183 Broadway. recy I Reterences—Hon, John J.'Cisco, Robert H. Lowry, Es¢ Jacob D. ee Esq. ned ‘mailed to any address. ow i and are. sign houses; tull expl ai TRST OR SECOND MORTGAGES WANTED—IN EX+ change for two handsome three. story high stoop and basement brown stone Houses, in Brooklyn, near Frogpeet Fark; also for one acre of ground, in Motitrose, De A stating particulars, MORTGAGE. box 1.046 Post office, New York. OANS ‘ON 4 other securities, Liberty street, up stairs. RE GAL ESTATE TRUST COMPANY, 817 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, WILL PURCHA BONDS AND MORTGAGES ON “ RSTATE IN THE STATES OF NEW YORK, NEW "SERSEY AN CONNECTICU Money received on deposit and ‘pee ‘at sight on checks, Interest allowed on deposits at the rate or four per cent um, Certificates of deposit aud be bearing interest. Seerctary. NSON, Wittsam L. Ex Re ,ROAD BONDS OR STOCK WANTED—BY A GEN. tleman who desires a first class position on the road, Address L, CUMBACK, Herald office. IPRADES' SAVINGS BANK—NOTICE. REST 7 percent trom date of deposit. Quarterly Coupon Certificates issued, equal in sate registered bonds, No. 275 West Twenty third street, near Eighth avenue. LIFE INSURAN POLICIES AND lJarge and small amounts, at 35 ‘President. 10 BANKERS.—WAN newly organized » City, New Mexico, the richest and most xt $100,000, 08 $209,000 FORA | ining Company, at Silver. | Company pave some of t | vered, are th work party to send an assayer and also also an agent te examen — _ | spectfully invited to att or two. There ia no doubt but that Lahr was in- sane at the ines of the tragedy, Coroner Herrman rst if the investigation ill eleven o'clock on ‘Phursda: THE MONDAY NIGHT } MURDER. Post-Mortem Yesterday by Drs. Marsh and C tifea To—T and “Jerry” Participants. ‘The Coroner has not yet set a day for the inquest in the case of the unknowp man who was murdered between ten and eleven o'clock on Monday night in front of Schwartz's grocery store, corner of Greene and Spring streets, yet yesterday some few additional facts were developed. Drs, Marsh and Cushman made an autopsy at the Eighth ward station house, and found that death resulted trom congestion of the brain, caused by a blow of some kind inflicted upon the back of the head. Captain Wiliams and his officers were very active yesterday working up the case, as it is believed that there are other parties than Meyers, the bar- keeper for Schwartz, implicated, The witnesses State that after he was beaten by Moyers, who is in custody, two men, who were accompanied by a woman, attacked him, knocked him down and kicked him until he died. These men are believed to be Victor Post ana Jerry Fuller, two deck hands who hover about the pier of the Long Branch boats. Charles Kahn, of 11 Lispenard street, who was passing, states that he saw deceased and Meyers come out of Schwartz's place clinched, bat he did not see the club used; Meyers pushed deceased down, and us he teil he caught Meyers’ legs, and he, too, fell; Meyérs got of him, when the deceased arose and went up to Prince street, Moyers remaining on the street to watch him; just then Post and Fuller passed with a girl; some words took place, when the smaller of the men, Post, struck deceased, and, knocking lim down, kicked hint severely about the body; de- ceased got upon his feet again, when Fuller dealt him a severe blow; the man fell forward on his face and immediately expired, Anna McClure, of 82 Spring strect, who claims to be married toa nephew of Mayor fHlavemeyer, stated to the HERALD reporter that she saw two un- known men, who were with a girl, strike the man and knock him down upon the sidewalk, from which be never arose. Her testimony coutirms that of Kohn in nearly every particular, Other wit- nesses to the affray, it is reported, will be obtained by Captain Williams and his oillcers, - From what is already known, it seems quite evident that the deceased was badly beaten after he had escaped from Meyers’ hands, by the above named parties,, who, tt seems, were not in collusion with Meyers, and it will be very dificult to decide as to waich of the attacks causéd death, Up to the present writing the body has not been identified, but perecne state that they have tre- spenay seen him about the North Kiver piers, in ¢ Filth ward, where it is believed he was em- ployed as an engineer or fireman, In personal Appearance he was about five leet six or seven inches, with brown hair, heavy mustache and goatee and gray eyes, and was dressed in gray undershirt, white overshirt, blue flannel panta- loons, the legs of which were inside ligh boots, and had on a coat, The only articles found upon his person were @ roan colored morocco pocketbook, in which were two gold shirt studs, on which was engraved @ master mason’s emblem. Meyers was committed to the Tombs hy order of Coroner’Young, and the witnesses were sent to the House of Detention. The opinion of Captain Wil- ams still is that the woman, Ann McClure, knows more about the murder than she has yet divulged. ‘The inquest will be held in a day or two, the Coroner desiring to give Captain Williams time to work up the case. rd MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. "Married. Cou Lee petit Nea Saturday, Aucust 2, by the Rev. M. Dix, D. D., WoLsEY W. CoLLins, of New York, to Miss BELLE P, BROWNING, Of Dayton, Ala- bama. No cards. Demopolis papers please copy. 4 FRY—LISPINASSE.—At Providence, R. I., on Mon- day, August 4, 1873, by Rev. Mr. Church, Mr, SaM- UEL ©, Fry, of New York city, to Miss JANE LIsPI- NASSE, of Staten Island. MARTINEZ—KEATING.—On Wednesday, July 30, 1873, by the Rev. Thomas Farrell, ANTONIO C. MaR- TINEZ, Jr., (0 FRANCES T, M, KEATING, both of New York city. ‘tHOMAS—JonNSTON.—On Sunday, August 3, 1873, af the residence of the bride’s parents, 16 Tenth avenue, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Dr. Gordon, W. H. "THOMAS to Miss JENNIE G. JOHNSTON. No cards. WALTON—WILKINS.—On Saturday, August 2, 1873, at Jersey City, by the Rev. Henry Tullidge, Mr. WILLIAM FE. WALTON to Miss LYDIA ANN WILKINS, both of New York city. Died. ACKER.—-On Monday, August 4, of consumption, EVA, eldest daughter of William H. and Ann Eliza er, aged 17 years, 1 month and 20 days, ‘The funeral wiil take place irom the Thirtieth street Methodist Episcopal church, on Thursday morning, at nine o'clock, Friends and: members of the church and Sabbath schoo! are respectfully invited to attend, ALLEN.—In Newark, N. J., on Monday, August 4, WILLIAM HENRY HAMILTON, only son of William H. and Maria L. Allen, aged 6 months. The relatives and friends of the family are re- the funeral on Thurs- from 430 Clermont day afternoon at avenue, Brooklyn, ANDERSON.—On Stinday, August 3, WILLIAM AN- ie SON, & native of Scotland, in the 58th year of H % o'clock, ge. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, to-day (Wednesday), at eleven o'clock A. M., from his iate residence, 184 Kent street, Greenpoint. s Monday, August 4, 1873, Davip years, after a short illness, nd see that there is no humbug. will need this money about two years, Addr MS AGeNT'B. 8 Herald office. WANTEDS FROM $30,00) and balance subi TO $100,000; $2 to dratt as it may 15 por cent interest will be, paid; wanted {0 first class security given. Address W. F, two years Herald’oftice. MORT. | fe PURCHA ND { @ $5. 000 Kage, te lings and grounds in Morrisania; worth $25,000; first. mortage $10,00, by Lite Insurance Compat LOAN, G —ONE OF THE BEST AND CH $9,000.95 Bhat iw Orange county good buildings of ail kinds. Teri 3. H, BORLAND, 12 Chambers sireet WANTED-—ON SECOND ORT property, 1 “take alt or any; Hberal bonus, | 7 Herald attice. $5,000 ae ~$16, 00) TO LOAN ON | $20.000. ety tronerty, ior 3 years: 818 09) amd $0. 5 to purchase Leasehold or Second Mortgage, 3 years torun SAWARD & LEAVITT, 66 Wail siveot, TO LOAN=ON BOND D MORT- 15 ) 000 gate, without bonus, for a term of years in this ¥ i} *. CONREY, 162 Brovdway, room 9 | $90.000 chs ond Morigages wan Wt ON NEW YORK, ky proper mounts preferred. TLES, 56 Wall street Jk JOAN ¥ TO LOAN $150.00 MAN ON HOND AND MORI. Secon ad Le aveliold Mortuages c | NSON & BRO., Nos 7D 275,000 NEMS ETHIS AMOUNT TO LOAN, | my and upward i first mortgage on improved and unimproved New York city real estate CALLENDER & LAUR COPA ISSULUTION Dparthership hore rroh dnd Ds dnoockes Ws dissolve a vopartnersiip Habrich & Co., to carry on New Yorm; Angust 1, 1573. 117 Broaaway, ee FIRE IN BROOKLYN. Destruction of Turner Stneet. About two o’clock yesterday morning a fire which broke out ig a stable in the rear of No. 189 Sumter | street, Brooklyn, extended to Turner Hall, a large three story frame building in the immediate vicin- ity on Sumpter street. ‘The hall was entirely de- stroyed. It was occupied by Willlam Hassel- man, Whose loss amounted to about if teen hundred dollars; no insurance. Tne Turners’ Soctety owned’ the property, which was | valued at about fourteen thousand dollars; insured for $6,600 in the tna and Germania. The dwelling of William Ross and bakery of Wil- liam Harney and the barn wherein the fire erigi- nated were also destroyed, involving an aggregate | loss of about nine thousand dollars; insurance in the Germania, Atna and Yonkers, The fire ts Hall in Sumter THE RECENT ATTEMPT AT MURDER AND SUIOIDE, Yesterday afternoon Coroner Herrman took down testimony in the case of George Lahr, the German, late of 83 avenue A, who, on the morning of the Sist ultimo, attempted to murder his room- mate, Joseph Schneider, by cutting his throat, and directly afterwards shooting himsel!, with ‘fatal effect. The testimony of Mr. Jacob Witzig, of 33 ayenuc A, who rented @ room to deceased and Schneider, showed that Latr, being out of em- loyment, was very intemperate in his abita, and quite unsocial. The evidence sub- stantiated the facts mainly as published in the HERALD the day following the occurrence. Schneider, the hg ag witness, whose life was sought by deceased, ts still in Bellevue Hospital, suferjog from Ws Woupds, but b Wil bo gut ju aday aged 63 years, eae Of his parents, 402 East Sixteenth str | B take place from his late resi- 322 West Twenty-seventh street, on Wed- alf-past one o'clock P.M, jenly, on Monday, August 4, Mrs. SARAH M. BANCKER, beloved wife of Wm. W. Bancker, M. D., of Hariem, aged 18 years, 4 months | and 17 days. Funeral this day (Wednesday) at four o'clock, from her late residence, No. 118 West L24th street. Relatives and triends are BaRR.—On Tuesday, Au st 4 infant daugiter of Edward and Gertrude Bare aged 2 months and 17 days. The funeral will take place from 33 Macdougal street, at 12 o'clock M., August 6, thence to English Neiguborhooa, J., for interment. BissRLL.—In this Y, Oe Tuesday, August 5, LEV! BIsseLL. aged 73 y Notice of funeral in ‘thursday paper, Boyp.—on 1 JOHN BoyD, mont p and friends of tue family are re- ally invited to attend his funeral, on Thurs. from his late resi- LICHAEL BURKE, taarine Burke, , AUgUSE 5, Patrick and the beluved son ¢ aged 1 year and 4 months. The will August 6, at two o'¢ funeral re on Wednesiay, from the dence at, York. LEWH—On Tuesday, August 5, WALTER L, youngest child of John L. and Mary A y and 11 months, ‘ids are respectfully invited to attend the irom ‘the Church of the Re- deemer, corner Fourth avenue and Pacific st Brookiyn, on Thursday afternoon, at thre Cavnon.—On Tuesday, August 5, of cholera infantum, Esste only child of Robert H. and Susie B. Gap: wed JL months and 12 days, The trienas and Ficquaintances are respectfally invited to attend the inneral, from the residence of her parca, Second avenue, on Wednesday afternoon ¢ ck, Cres ) st 5, Of cholera infan- tum, ANNA Riker, injant daughter of Samuel and } Anna FE, Crump. Notice or juneral hereafte: CURRAN. —In Plainfield, N. J., on Monday, August 4, Jou CURRAN, Funeral will take place on Thursday, August 7, at M., from the re igace of his father-in,law, , Fifth street, near Cherry. York, at A. M., for Plainfield, w! ere carriages will be in waiting at the depot. Long Islaud papers please copy. Curry.—On Monday, August 4, of diphtheria, | Karrie, eldest daughter of James and Margaret | Our age d 4 yours apd 6 months, and triends of the family are respect- talig invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 445 West Fortieth street, this (Wednesday) aiternoon, August 6, at two o'clock. DORAN. 5 Monday, Angust 4, 1878, of cholera infantum, ANNA ELIZA, the beloved daughter of Edward and Eliza Doran, aged 1 year and 1 month, ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of | her parents, 314 Hudson street, on Wednesday, at two o'clock FP. M.; thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Dory.—On Monday, Augnst 4. Georgiana Doty, aged 6 years, 11 months and 25 days. Sickness sore short time she bore, Physicians tried in Vain, Till God was pleased to call her Some And ease her of her pain. Her remains wiil leave No. 4 Cannon street at eight o'clock on Thursday morning; to be interred pa ea Rae td Ne nr 18.—At Chappaqua, on Tuesday, Al Gronor Fuunts, of Brook! man The relatives and. frends are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, August 7, at eleven o'clock, from the house of his vrother-in-law, Solo+ mon Washburn. FRost,—At the rates of her grandfather, 1, Lockwood, Goshen, N. Y.,on Saturday, August 2, FANNY, only child of Henry 8, ana Emily A, Frost, aged 17 months. Funeral from late residence, 254 Mill street, Poughkeepsie, on Wredpenday, August 6, at half past eleven o'clock GALLAGHER.—On Tonnay, August 4, James Ga- LAGHER, @ native of the county Tyrone, Ireland, in the 64th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- Spectiully invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, 1,447 ‘Thirg avenue, on Thursday poraing, at hale Pagt nine’ {opt Lawrence's church, Fighty-fourth’ street; from thence to (ak vat amr Sag Habor, a ‘Sund day, Auguat & ALBERT. —| inday, Avoustus D. HaLssrt, aged 33 Funeral services from the. “residence of his brother, 1,034 Broadway, near,Gates avenue, Brook+ lyn, on Wednesday, August 6, at three o'clock. HALLIGAN.—Aiter @ long and severe iilne: Jutia, the wife of Michael J, Halligan, aged ‘ears, The relatives and friends of the famit aro Fa spectfully invited to attend the funeral, late residence, 155th stree, near Tenth avenue, oan Haneriiey on Wednesday, the 6th instant, at one olelock, HakTMANN.—On Tuesday, August 5, alter @ lingering tliness, HeNnRizTTa, wile of Henry Hartmann, in the 65th year of her age. The funeral will take place on ‘Thursday, from the residence of her son-in-law, R, Karwiese, Elizabeth avenue, Elizabeth, N. J., at twelve o'clock, Hay."On Monday, August 4, 1873, AUGUSTA P. Hay, wife of Thomas H. Hay and daughter. of Dr. Davis Famer, ‘uneral services will take place at Congrey tional chureh, Greenwich, Conn., on Wocuneaeee August 6, at two P.M. Friends will leave tne city on ‘twelve o'clock train wl New York and New Haven Ratlroad, Houpee.—At Harlem, on Friday, Auguat 1, 1873, L G. B.and Mary Holder, JAN, twin child of K, aged 3 months and 14 dav 1873, at haif- past two o'clock A. M., MYER Horwiry, aged 57 Horwirz.-On Monday, August 4, years, MANMATYAN LopaE, No, 156, I. 0. B. B.—The mem bers of this lodge are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of the father of our brothers, Henry and Otto Horwitz, tits (Wednesday) morning, An- , at nine o'clock, trom the late residence of 72 Third avenue, dent. MILLIAM A. GANS, Se 'y. HumE.—Drowned at Kee Kasex county, N.Y. (Adirondacks), on Friday, August 1, ALEXANDER Ly eldest son of Alexander 'W, and Emma A. Hume, in the 25th year of his age. Tue relatives and (riends of the family, the mem- bers of Company H, Seventh regiment, N, G, 5. and the Xavier Alumnt Sodality are ry invited to attend the funeral, from the c St. Francis Xavier, sixteenth street, on Wednes- day, 6th instant, at ten o'clock A, M. The See of H cempany, Seventh regiment, N.G., are requested to assemble at the armot (Wednesday) morning, August 6, s nine o'clock, in citizens’ dress, for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late friend and com- rade, Alexander I, Hume, IRELAND.—On Tuesday, August 5, 1873, at his reai- dence, Schroon Lake, Colonel ANDREW L, LELAND. Notice of funeral hereafier. James.—At'Red Bank, N. J., on Sunday, August Joun H. JAMES, in his 59th year. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfuily invited to attend the funeral, from hia late residence, 307 West Fiftieth street, on Wednes- day, the 6th inst, at two o'clock P. M., without further notice on Tuesday, August 5, of Kirk.—In Flatbush, cholera infantum, BRSSIR D., only child of Wiliam 6 months. and 19 e and Eligabefh P. Kirk, age ays. Funeral from the residence of her parents, Oaton grennes Flatbush, on Wednesday, at three o'clock SheMeld (Hngland) papers please copy. Lrivinaston.—On Monday, hice 4, rON, in the 67th year of his age ‘The funeral will take place, ‘fom hia late ‘Sino fence, at Sailors’ Snug Harbor, Staten Island, ‘Tharsday morning, at a quarter pasteleven orcioes, Boat from pier 19 North River at ten A. M. MartiIN.—On Monday, August 4, at her resi- ea RACHAEL F, MARTIN in the 56th year of her NSON Liv- Notice of funeral hereafter. Maturws.—On ‘Tuesday, August 5, THomas MATHEWS, of the parish of Mullagn, county Cavan, Ireland, in the 68th year of his age. ‘The relatives’ and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from hia late residence, 183 Varick Apeeeets on ‘Thorsday, Moon.—In Brooklyn, fee “Monday, Henry B, Moon, In the 77th year ot hi 8 age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the tuner: ‘om the residence of his son-in-law, W. B. Parkinson, 343 Clason avenue, on Thursday, at two o'clock P. M. Morrison.—On Monday, August 4, GgoRGUN May, daughter ot John G. and the late Georgie An- nah Morrison, aged 25 days. Funerat services on Wednesday, August 6, 1873, her grandfather, August 7, at one o'clock P. August 4, at one P. M., from the residence of John H. Morrison, 422 West Twenty-third street. MYER.—On Monday, August 4, SARAH MYER,* , daughter of Lawrence Myer, deceased. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 86 Lexington avenue, on Wednesday, Habe 6,at three o'clock P. M., without further notice. McCartHy,—On Tuesday, August 5, MARY Hare RINGTON, Wife of Daniel McUarthy, a native of Kenmare, Kerry, Ireland, aged 27 years. Funeral from'her late residence, 85 Carmine street, at two P. M., on Thursday, 7th inst. MCTIERNAN.—At her residence, 107 Washington street, BripGer, wife of Patrick McTieraan, in the 40th year of her age. Reiatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend her funeral on Thursday, August 7, from St. Peter's churef, Rarclay street, where solemo high Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul, at ten o'clock precisely, Interment at Calvary Ceme- tery. joRTON.—On Monda; ‘TON, Son of John and and 18 days, ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 105 King street, on Wednesday, the 6th inst., at one o'clock P, OxR.—On ‘Tuesday, ‘August 5, JaMgs ORR, in the 34th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family and the bt be of the Veteran Association of Hawkins? aves are requested to attend the funeral, from a Third Reformed Presbyterian church, Twenty- third street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues, on ‘Thursday, August 7, at half-past one P. M. 0'Co! L.—On Monday, August 4, 1873, after @ short Illness, EUGENE O'CONNELL, @ native of the parish of Banteer, county Cork, Ireland, aged 27 ears. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his Jate residence, No, 552 West Forty-tifth street, thi day (Wednesday), at half-past one o'clock P, M. Cork pane '§ please copy. At Williamsburg, on Monday, Aug- ust 4, Nes. O}CoN ELL, aged 37 years. Funerai from 113 North Second street, Williams- burg, on Wednesday, the 6th inst., at two o'clock. Pau n Monday, August 4, after a short ill- MAUD, youngest daughter of Hugh W. , August 4, EDWARD J. Nor- jary Norton, aged 10 months tives and friends of the family are re- spectiully invited to attena her funeral, from the residence of her parents, 432 Eighth avenue, this (Wi nena ajternoon, at one o Lee F At Searingtown, L. I., on outs August 4, Roru Augusta, wife of Thomas Pears: The relatives and friends of the tamily are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thurs- day afternoon, August 7, at hall-past two o'clock, at the Searingtown Methodist Episcopal church. Carriages will be in walcing at the Rosiva depoton the arrival of the 9:30 A. M. train from New Yor , Hay, August 4, 1873, after a short illness, LoVELL PuRDY, in the 70th year of his age. Relatives and triends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning, August 6, at ten o'clock, trom his late East Filty-sevenui street. riem, on Monday, August "4, 1873, aged 27, died trom a wound ‘of the Wilderness, May 6, EN SHAR eived at the ‘pattle and friends are invited to attend the funeral, s late residence, 179 East 100th street, at four o'clock, on Wednesday, August 6, i Brooklyn, on Tuesday, August 5, BENNETH tn only son of John A, and Mary Cc. s months and 18 days. The relatiy s and friends of the family are re- ited to attend the funeral, from the of bis parents, 300 Schermerhorn street, ured y, the 7th instant, at two P. M. SuieLDs.—At Fiatbush, Long Island, on Monday, dake 4, 1873, DAVID SHIELDS, In the 60th year of Is age. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on*Thursday, August 7, ap two o'clock P. M., from nis late residence, Clark- son street, near Flatbush avenue, STEVENS.—On Monday, August 4, META AN- pREWs, daughter of Francis B. and Elizabeth cereey of Hoboken, N. aged 11 months and 23 days. sruBps.—On Tuesday, August 5, at 503 Fifth ave- nue, Mary Lovise, the only daughter of Robert and’ Louise Stubbs. STURGES.—At Wilton, Canada, on Sunday, June 15, Mrs, CHARLOTTE B. srt! RGES, aged 66 years, Widow of the late William Sturges. WaLton.—At Bergen Point, on sunday, August 3, Evisua lL, WALron, in the eye of Is age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are in- vited to attend the funeral, trom his late residence, on Wednesday, the 6th inst., at one o'clock P.M. Carriages will be at depot upon arrival of twelve M. train from foot oi Liberty street Y. WARNER.—On Sunday afternoon, August 3, at the residence of her nephew, Alexander J. Cotheal, ANN MARTA WARNER, aged 79 years. The relatives and triends of the families are in- vited to attend the iuneral, on Wednesday, the 6th instant, from 62 West. Thirty- sixth street, at three o'clock P, M., without other invitation. Way.—On Monday evening, August 4, Toomas P, Way, in the 67¢h year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- een, invited to attend the faneral, oa Thurs- ay me he uae ues tat! o Aen his late re: ce, 2 Lexington avenue. impact iiganguantERs VETERAN CORPS, WASHINGTON GRBY CAVALRY, New York, August 5, 1873. ‘The members of the Veteran Corps Washingt Grey Cavairy, the oMcers, ex-oflicers, mem and ex-members of the First troop we renee. Greys and Washington Grey cavairy, are respect +fully invired to attend the funeral of Captal Tuomas P. Way, President of the Veteran Bip from his late residence, 249 Lexington avenue, om Thursday, the 7th inst., sah four o'clock P. M. N W. KETTLEMAN, iNCHARD SAGER, Vice Presidents. Sreruen H, CORNELL, Secretary. Wereks.—At New Baltimore, on Sunday, At 3 Eiza J, widow of James W. Weeks, formerly of mford, Conn. *traneral on Wednesday afternoo: August 6, at Yolock, fr th ed ther, a howe Gas