The New York Herald Newspaper, August 8, 1873, Page 9

MARKET NUISANCES. CONTINUED Fzom EIGHTH PAGE. Se ~. ie “initéad of being ff nuisance and dang Tous, to Bias of eing Foes disposed of in any 9ie* the 7,000 horses which dié yearly Ia this city are cast into the sea, where is to be the end of that antic nuisance? Sheuld the waters of tne wa: forth River be poisoned daily by thousands of allons of blood ran therein? Js not the Board of teh ting against fate when it says there shal be tb euiance in New York? Can they say where all this re-use 18 to be made to disappear? Matter cannot be destroyed ana it must exist in some shape. The Board of Health have stopped the drying of blood irom the wlaughter houses, by an inofensive process, into an jnofenaive fertilizer, and it is now accuulaiing into @ festering, rotting mass at the docks of vortieth street. This should be looked to, and as the Hukaup has taken an active part in abolish- ‘ng nuisance, it Would be well that it should see shat the Board of Health, in its wariare against Alth, should not make matters worse by reiusing, against all reason, that the business of working up unig offensive materia! shouid be carried on some- where, at least within the limits of their jurisidic- ton, It oan be done without danger to healtn. It must be done somewhere, and on our own preinises 100. It is useless to change one contractor for an- other, No man or set oi men can do an impossibility, and it is an impossibility for a million of people to Hive and do business without originating a vast nuisance, unless scientific methods are used to get rid of their waste. The barbarous plan of casting NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST ¥, 1873—WITH SUPPLEMENT. July 31 were $2,500,000, ‘The recefptd from the same source at the New York Custom House to- day were $586,000. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $192,000 on account of interest and $21,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. The bids for the $1,500,000, sold by the Treasury to-day, amounted to $6,020,000, and the awards were made at 115.40 to 115.48, Smee as_DANE SHARES, Bank shates were ‘® g00d inquiry, and fair priced were realized. Gora Lisle Bild “at 100; America, 152; American Exchange, 109; Re- public, 10534, and Fourth ‘National, 115, The latest bids were as follows:—New Yours, 133; Manhattan, 150; Merchants’, 119; Mechanlow, 131; Amer+ ica, 153; City, 270; Pheonix, 08; North River, 80} Leather Manufacturers’, 182; State of New York, 113; Commerce, 115; Mercantile, 132; American Exchange, 109; Bank of the Republic, 1055; Bank of North America, 101; Hanover, 105; Irving, 123; Market, 122; Nassau, 101; Shoe and Leather, 149; Corn Exchange, 120; Continental, 60; Central National, 9144; Fourth Nacional, 115; Bankers and Brokers’ Association, 75. RAILROAD BONDS, Business in this department continues good, Prices are firm and advancing. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy eights sold at 110; Ohio and Mississippi second at 84% ; do., do. consolidated Sinking Fund at 92; Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific sevens at 102; Toledo and Wabash consolidated convertible shown In the table below, will be looked to with the deepest interest :— July. ——— Jay, 1 to July 31 1872. 187A. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE Thafiday, August 7-10:15 A. M. £10900 US 5-20, ¢,'67.b ¢ ay $1500 U 5 G's, 0, UI iU0.0 US 5's, 10-40, r be 112) 300 shs Pac M SS Co.c 39) wees rs; tF$Htt43 ae 119,999 bushels corn: $0,000 bushels oats and 6,360 busho malt. The flour market was gonerally ass ittoue oolowomey change w quotations, The salea comprised fominn dors mech aw teach ye, tas of adout 2,000 bbis, and 400 bags, at 3 diellvored, tor kin dried 5,252 for yellow Jersey; $320 for choice Wesiern yp fock; $3.40 for golden star and $5.00 for prime medal. EE. q Low upertine Extra Stato bo a bos Choice State 69 a 7 Superfine W 07% & 625 Extra Western, 59 a 640 Extra Minnesota... 650 a bo fio f poop Ohio, shippin; 62 a 675 gop Ohio, tra 70 a 77 Family, «ioc 80 & 900 it. Loui low ua St. Louis, straight ex: $% 8 40) St. Louis, choice double oxi 800 a 900 St. Louis, choice tamily 90) 1059 Caltiornta . B00 a 9M Rye ‘tour, 42 9 50 Southern, No. 3... Nominal, Southern: supertine. Nom nal. th pio a 80 900 9 1100 300 a $3 B15 a 35) 345 a 59) aa Ag b. 36) 9 368 ; 6 1800 fo. b. W: nd and prices Advanced from £ bushel with sales o° 325,000 bushels at $1 26 9 $143 tor No. 2 Milwaukoe—including solt—I 26% a $1 3% for No. 3; Northwest at $1 113. The market closod firm for wheat; corn was firmer with snes of 82,000 bualiels at So, w 6360, tor sail, 57¢ a O8e. tor high mixed ; Bic. a Bio. for’ steamer and G7c. a 58s. tor yellow; seller's favor but cloed ” quis ut 6,000 bushels at 420, a 4c for mixed, der d4c., and 48c. a C4 for white; rye Was Western In store at freights to- ‘was less active but room continued eoaan aaa riven ware firm lusineas in bert spectfany invited te attend the fdneral, from his No, 785 Madison avenue, ( os jay) half-past nine o’e! Barry. day, Angust 6, at ni dence, 293 Delancey street, Tiomas Barry, in the shop inlan, of Mobile, Rev. Jobn Barry, of Staten Island, and Rev. ae T Harry, of New York, apd {rienda are respectfully id tho funeral, from the Church of Rose of Lima, thia (Friday) morning, at tem ‘clock, Hi# remains will be interred in Caivary BAuBR.—Op Wednesday, August 6, 1873, Leoro.n Se santana MINANOTAN | Sean JAY COOKE & CO., roeeiee . N Exchange oad zene of his age. on Hu relatives, Party et weanktort, requested to atten: Bremen? Cablo Transfors, sl al " % Ciroular " Leiters, heyy ad Commercial Urediis, mn JAY COOKE, MCUULLOOH & ©0. 41 Lownhard street, jonton. __ Cable Transfers upon Vienna dives A be i tn tg BOND AND MORTGAGE, + in New York, Brooklyn aud New Jersey. Apply to SAMULL 8. WOOD, Jr, No. 155 Rroatway, room 10. Roterences—Hon, Jolin J. ‘Cisco, Robert H. Lowry, Eaqe, Jacob D. Vermiiye, bsg. OHANCK TO MAKK MONKY—40 PER ONT proilt in @ month.—The new plan for Specue iation introd: by us is Working moss suecvssfully, and all our shareholders are satistied that it is the best mode of operating tor those who wish to use oniy a limited amouni instocks. Circulars giving full details sent on Application, 11 yndieate No. 1, which has been operaiad ath, show a profit of 40 por then z )., Bankers, 30 Broadway ToOANS, ON uellh#, INSURANOK Policies AND Q aritics, : Liberty stroot up stairs, #0 404 #mall amounts at OUISVILLE SEVEN PER URN? BONDS, 4 issued for municipal purposes; dus it 1200. For sale by UTLEY & BOWK: |, Bankers, Wall street. 7\EXAS AND PACIFIC Bauer, tn the 60th year of his age. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited te attend the tuneral, irom 134 Kast sixtieth street, this day (Friday), a6 twelve o'clock. The members ot Empire City Ledge, No, 206, P. and A, M., ace hereby summoned to attend aw urgent coumanioation, at Booth’s Building, this firiaayy morning, the Sth inst., ab eleven o'clock arp, jor the purpose of paying the last tribute of roxpect to our iate brother, L. Bauer. A. B, FOX, Master. Joan L. Ooun, Secretary. Boyir.—On Wednesday, August 6, Macas daughter of Timothy, Jr. on Annie M. toyte, 1 year, months and 1 8, “of the family are re- The relatives and frie apeotiully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 418 Second avenue, this doy (Friday), Augast 8, at wo o'clook precisety. RveH.—On Thursday, August 7, PHILANDES® Bausa in the 78th year of his age. Residence, 3F Morton. street, Notice of funeral hereafter. Buosiuy.—Suddently, FLoRENOm BuU! oon of Cornelius and Mary Buckley, aged 7 ycars and 8 months. The friends and relatives of the famity’are re- SSESsesSesysese ¥ into the water must be and isa failure. H.8. | a¢ 9537; do. first at 0534; Union Pactfic Land Grants Urowghout “Tio marmet is alinost Lare of vousols on the RATLWAY COMPANY, gpeckfully requested to attend the funeral, frome ——— Spot ‘and the business in charte largely to oO} by ted St Gi the residence of hig parents, 20 Columbia street, ‘Bt a Ré Genes: at 72% :do, first mortgage, 82 ; New Jersey Central vessels. to ‘arrive; these comurauded fall rato, Thecn. perioen Gs meinem cetemnags SccPiden, Asaduains Laleade one vitieos t, Louis and Iron Mountain at 964¢ ; Buf- 800 bbls. | - First Mortgage Six Per Cent Gold OaNtLIN.—On Wednesday, August New York, August 6, 1873, | &¢ 104%; 00 oxes cheese, At 10s. 7 400 bales cotton, at Coupon and Registerca enisialubiiiaiomanastaniine iy falo, New York and Erie at 93. ‘The foitowing were" 60) W | RS linda, tobsccoy abds the horninal Construction Fonds, Hoe etme Ha teeter uonenaea ocean nae 5 the bitn ba cmnantied oh Ghee es bo wa Hy 14d by ail, Sd) Dusholx rain, at authorized by acts of Congress, sein i . ‘Would you kindly draw the attention of the | eee Mane ess not awabtetm.atie 9 | 20 [erase ig bate ey d'Orte tram eee ee kid bitier t Tne remains will be thiron from hts late residence ‘ 4 i 10 + a0 i Dace ee troy 5 at othe Health authorities to the fact that with about @ ) New \ork Cen@’s, '07.. 92 Tol & W: ies ey ww : to Glasgow, By "atoara edos heenets grain, i anes leaded auiy ows tmploted roa oh on Saturday, August 9, to St. Mary's church; Wil- dogen cartloads of gravel the stagnant pool of water in 110th street, between Fifth and Madison Board—10:30 A. M, 80) shs Pac MSS Co... 39 do... .. BB! at 9 per cont lam strect, near Van runt, at ten o'clock, where and interest in currenoy, a These Bonds are secureg. by a sinking wed sit! by & a svlemn bigh mass will be said for the repose of sed. por steamer of September 3: 1,000 b 7 id iL cake, at 30s. ~ ‘ bo Ne, . - his soul. The friends of the family are invited te ues, x 8 first mortgage, covering Ue company's line through (o } 4 , i ont be Sanity Poel apr Pe Ae tn} 50 + i , the Pactic ‘Ssvan, with its a pment franehisos, &c., in. | the faneral, from the chured, at two o'clock; frou { that block from inhaling the sickening stenches B00 eM. OY psteamor Smidt, 8 eluding upwards of 15,000,000 acres ot land donated by | thence to Calvary Cemetery, of that biook from inhaling tho sickening stenchet 500 to Antwerp i Is wheat, per steamer of Sepiem- | the government of the United States to aid in tho Limerick papers please copy. said pool emits. Many children in that vi- if = bor 20, at 16)d., and by gail, 2000 bushe construction of the road, Cianpcar.—On Wednesday, Augnsat 6, Kriva, cinity are affected with chills and fever, and with- I terms. The charters were :—A Briviah J, EUGAR THOMPSON and } Trustees of the ff Adont Ohandier, in the 72d’ year oF out @ doubt directly trom this cause. Tot bs ree ae wea | 1 fiator, Mense to London with a full cargy of olfeik SAMUEL N. FELTON, ay Mortgage. Rese Adontram Chandler, in the y' a nA; an Ttattan bark, henee to Penarth MAS A iT, President of the Compan ~ naman aenetsreeuntsebad g $00 US Kxpross.<..0'¢ O° | And Irisiot Channel with 220 quarters qrain ats 1 Firat series issued only as rond is couatructed c Relatives and friends are invited to attend the: Oy se N 100 Mich Gent iit and slgratuity; an Austrian bark, hence toa direct | Eastern Texus Division—£04 milos of rond. funeral services, at the Church of the Annuncia A Seftersen Market Nuisance. Capea ‘ Gern ec bac OF wich 3 m0 guarters arain af Ps. ea 8 ‘ es 209 miles of rdad in operation, tion, Fourteenth street, near Seventh avenuc, om New York, August 5, 1873. et a peivgleu ark, te Bremen with Bik Dbis rotined | from Shreveport (o Daas and trom Marshall to Jot | Saturday morning, at hal -past ten o'clock, rs Ss a 4,0 Dbis. do. do. o1 SESrEESEaczete Ast he Continent wit private terms, Gradi d brid CorNWELL.—At Pamrapo, N. J., on Sunday, Yo raw EDITOR OF THE HERALD: G. 35, and cn Italian bark, honoo to Fricete with 1.600 bia. do. | 200 wdditronut mileser fon know balne ARTHUR T., only chitd of ‘Arthur T, am The Board of Health seem to very desirous of Cy pn a er ao & British bark, | nce to Gut ck Rate oF one mile per day. ork commenced on Ca iornwell, dt your and 8 months, 4 Fontinent with 3,200 quarters grat . | nia Division. First section, from San Die, it, : bat Ci , Conn. preserving the health of the city by Tomoving nul I 5 s ena an. Italien bark, with 3,200 duarters do. hence to contract giidi ng jetuh ayers iiierens aa x Cae Augtst 7, Mare sances about the markets. Will you, throuch your | picker ve, gd by ee eeies too oF (Or or RSs, ate * Ati wit og Ar direct. aa Government honds and all other marketaole securities | preg, only daughter of George H. and Kiva Jane paper, inquire the reason why they allow the street | (en Facité'vold bd Dabs Wk of A i as arate at lull prices: 0 hiuda, Guba, wold ace. Wo | Donde without expence tothe investor =O" WS | Crate 'aged Lyeat, 10 months and 2 days, and gutter in Tenth street, about Jeterson Mar- | (ashe seis bas 2 109 te :—Cuba,,centritugal 2a Vampliets, maps and full information, will be fur- | The relatives and fitends of the (amily are re- . ket gon, to be encumbered with a lot of old tim- ac ag7 of, Lae te oss mu pianod on application at the following banking | spectfully tytn ee Lil schht , ae 5 . 100 houses :— it clock, from thé reaiden: ber and the gutters to be stopped up, although | Union lac sncome Io's. Tenilish {sinuda,'20.'ag00 + Now Orion's 6c fc HG. STEBBINS & SON, Now Yorn, pe Se Nakioan, Wiliam Craft, 164 South Secondt Nava Stonxs.—Spirits turpentine continues active at MUND D, RANDOLPH & O0,, a further sligntdeciine. The offerings have been large KSA but nea} yall tae at lower figure. Sales include 60) numerous complaints have been made of such | Bell. so iil nuisance ? . 1s it because it is not so encumbered | Al! 102 Col, Chie 4 Ind G ist'm 956 by poor but honest people, who seek to make am a1 Tol, Peoria & War, ED. ‘ol, Peoria & War, WD o7¢ street, Brookiyn, E. D. You MISON & CO., Philadolphia. CnoNAN.—On ‘Thursday, August 7, 1873, PRANOBS honest living, but by those who have thei: hands P & War, Bur Div, 884 hed bis. on private terms, but supposed ¥ CITY IMPROVED PR¢ A. Devo, wife of Thomas Cronan. im the public rib ? iM. t 9 Tol, PA War. tim... 7 | 3p SR a Bo ea ART. ty. ears good Mortgages bough Funeral services at hor late residence, 24 Down- so aiakti# 0: SABRE aa bel, 2d m....1U4 Bost, H & B ist m 7a’. 34 | 309 Golifined to suai! lols for ial wants. (ibe hich rages OF s apply to § MB roudway, it. | ing street, on Friday, August 8 at half-past three Del, Lack & W 7's, com..100}4 Bur.C, RB & Min let7'% 88 | 309 freight and scarcity of vessels tend to chock any export KILLS DESIROUS OF MAKING INVESTMENTS | P.M, from whence the remains will be taken to 1 Tol'& Wab Astm ex... 9954 300 movement. Weouly hear of 10) bbis. having sol. at in first clusé coal, iron and timber lands in Ken- | Albany for interment. A le A NEW RAILWAY PROJECT. br $3 10 for round lots $8 05 is asked and $3 bid. Ip ‘ine hay a levee Hog hiy tan ey low ent Albany papers please copy. - erally re= I © wee a , 1 +d Among the important railway improvements in | {33 Innit tsa. “Salen WO ibis. pale at 9678 S° 900. Nar ee ee eee | taut ani niet lnaue chagiise or ant aed aes Tae Progress is one which largely concerns the com- | 71} By conte quiot and snehanged: int itgh wolls moderately } ooo BONDS OR BtOOR WANTED—BY A GEN. ones E. Crum ‘a e y 8 in. bi { 2 olivered. feman who desires a first class position on the road, vl * Gantinued sinectivine: Inthe mercial interests existing between New York and | to rt Pe Sus | faovinoke Rovolpte cd bbls ong, ad packages cut ‘Address Le CUMBAGK. Leruld oles.” _Belatives wn trlends of the family are ipriled te a 10 300 Qo. 39: meats, 1,507 bbis. and tlerces lard, 4,569 packages buiter AR BONI T Tap pup | attend the funeral, on Friday morning, i y San Francisco. A company is now being organized 40 1000, CAT ORR. a + pac a. AR BONDS,—THE PAST DUK from residence 242 Weat Four- and 17,935 packages cheeso. Pork’ was about steady; in London on the basis of extraordinary grants 22:15 and 2:15 P. M. 1,00 bbls, new meas sold to be delivered next month ati from the Honduras government, the object ef | $5000 US 5-20, 0, '64.... 117% $5100 US 5-20, ¢, °67. iy which was also the nominal price of lots tor prompt an se ee all this month’s deliveries; 70 bbls, oxtra prime sold at which is to insure, without delay, the completion | “sa ~ do... 16 25, Beet and beef hams e Dut meats were without sales. The offerin to Lode und coupons of the State of Teitneswee tunded ecie ver” Oster into new bon authorized by act, rit, y i * FOUN B. MANNIN FARRELL.—OD Wednesday. Avene 6, Bi aly ren ed = EDLs OO OR Taree aS FARRELL, native of the county Caviry, [retand, re neglected and nominal. ANTED—$3,000 OR $5,000 FOR SIX MONTHS ¢ FARRELL, V Wealtnteral cite xaxctock, at Mori wortn | the 38th year of her age. Stock Market. iS 3 to sell were of the Interoceanic Ratiroad from Porto Caballos, 130 PB. M.—_Betore Call, — | at about former prices. Bacon was also quiet; for one Week, GAS STOUR, Heruid ofee, | The friends of the family are respoctfully invited ABSENCE OF SPECULATORS, | on the atiantic Coast, to the Bay of Fonseca, on | 5:0snaPac M88 Co... 94 100shs Un Pac RK... 914 | lonx clear gold atS}cc.; 20 boxes short rib ac D4 oi rode we B BZO0BLE to adh the Rineral, fom the Pesidetipe of ber Ocean. pe pi aeree nae ee aa | os OSE Cn DUTY ANe SaCrne Uitsred ney ANTED—ON FIRST MORTGAGE, ABOUT $12,000, | mother, Mrs. Mary Carroll, 974 Pacific street, Brooke fhe Ractae The tength of the entire ling Is | i6) do: 83 88% 7000hio & M RR 30) bout steady. Lard was dull, with 'a Mir intatint dealrablecioenind neivaik, Derniline iyu, on Friday, 8th, at two o'clock P.M. 220 miles, seventy of which have been completed | 10. NYC4&H RR. b3 103% 200 do.. 8 ee babe Rte oamaked’ fata. fad Propet, worth $2500 Principals or thelr attorneys FRKEMAN.—-On Wednesday, August 6, of consump- fed tor and cheese were without essential change in any | OMY dross C., box 4.960 Post oftice. tion, JoHN FREEMAN, in the 34th year of his age. Important Railroad Changes on | 224 are now in operation, By this be 38 re Thi fined held WV Are ioe. 00n. (70. 95) Oop ON INCUMBERED The relatives and friends and’ also the members ‘KTROLEUM,—The market ‘for refined ‘remained yer: eal Estate seourity. Address, this week, H. M. | of Kckford Lodge, No. are: resped nv i quiet to-day, with no decided change In notations. M., St. Nicholas, Broadway, New York. of Eckfor Fig 72, pe ly ited New York to San Francisco will be shortened route it is said that the distance from the Isthmus. ‘TWELVE HUNDRED MILES SAVED. ‘Gold Steady, Money Easy and Bonds Firm. GERMAN INVESTMENTS by nearly 1,200 miles as compared with the Panama route. It is also stated that an agent of the English capitalists interested in the undertak- ing wili arrive in New York ina few days, for the purpose of conferring with the Pacific Mail Steam- ship Company, with the view of offering induce- ments to the same to land their steamers at Porto Caballos and Fonseca, on the completion of the road. Should this arrangement be effected it will make a difference of four days in the time required for the transportation of mails and freight be- tween New York and San Francisce, as compared with the Panama route. 10) Ao 100 Atl & Pac pf. wo Second Soard—1 P. M. 81% 100shaLS4MS aa | a Cargoes for this month and next, nomina atl6%c. a lo\c., cases selling; moderately at 220. Naphtha, without ie- mand and difficult to quote. oy held at 10c. Crude In bulk treely offered on the spot at 7c. without buyers. Sb.p- ping crude steady at 12c. Oreck advices were of dull markets with spot quoved as follows: O11 City, $4 [0 8 155: Rouseville, $1 0 a $1 3254; Petroloum Cenire aud Parker's, $140.4 $1 45. At Philadelphia the market was lower and dull, Sales of 1,000 bbls. spot contracts at 163xc. net; August quoted 160. Sales were also ru- moied of September and October at 19%c. Rice.—Aside from the usual sales of jobbing lots there was no business reported. Pri were nominally un- changed. ; ‘Suaar.—The market for raw sugar, though firm, was rather quiet. The sales were 1,1 has and 2,300 boxes, on the basis of 80. a 8'4c. for fair to good refining, and cluding scant fair to fully good, refining at 7%c. a 45-1 and refining Porto Rico at Bee. a Sc. Kotined sugat Tore, a oie. for “A. and l07%c. 8 Lic. for hard. 8, 000. —SECOND MORTGAGE FOR $8,000 ON '. + improved eclty property, tor sale ata lib- eral discount for cash. Address CHARLES HOFFMAN, box 133 Herald office. 4.5. 000. Te, EOANZON, BOND AND MOR! 2)! gate, without bonus, for a term of years; ,000 and upwards, in this city. JOHN’ F, CONREY, 162 Broadway, room 9. 7 “TO JOAN ON NEW YORK, JERSRY $90,000 City and Brooklyn property, elty Hec- ted; large amounts preferred. oe tor gee ad. HEBALTLILS, 06 Wall streot, 150. 00: —TO LOAN, ON BOND AND MORT- $ OU. gage, New York or Brooklyn; Grst, second and leasehold mortgages cash, A. M. JOHNSON & BRO, 5 and 7 Dey Street. to attend the funeral, on Saturday, at two o’clook P.M., from his late’ reatdence, Franklin avenue, Guttenberg, N. J. Baltimore papers please copy. Gooprie.—On Wednesday, August 6, WILttAM D. M. Goopriz, beloved son of Jacob and Franclas Goodrte, aged 5 months aud 13 days. ‘The little crib is empty now, ‘The little clothes laid by; A mother's hope, a father's joy, In Death's cold arms doth lic. ‘The relatives and (riends of the family are re- apectfully invited to attend the funeral, this ‘riday) aiternoon, at two o'clock, from 230 Soutiz ‘irst street, Williamsburg. BaRt.—On Thursday, August 7, at 1,025 Sixth av- enue, Mary Jang, wife of John Hart, The remains will be taken to Alleghany City, wo 4 a 10%0, a WSC. —WE HAVE THIS AMOUNT TO LOAN, wo oan Fait RS ma, ghee “ouba —fenatng, ly A ea 275.000 in sino 5.000 and upward, on SET es nedady, August 7, 1873, Harry BGhle, Bur 4 O.-be 108, | 7h. @ i0.; tale to wood falr, Bo. a Biée.§ food | thrat mortgage on improved und tintinroved New York . ‘ay. of 4 1 No kM RR. Debs 30 to prime, 340. a Bike. sercessy. fair ‘to good, 87gc. aBSsc.; | city real estate. BRADFORD JACKSON, youngest son of James an oe IORK...be 3 prime to cholce, Bic. 2 8%C.; centrifugal, hhds. and CALLENDER & LAURENCE, 30 Pine street, Louise Jackson, dd 4 months and 1 day. 1 spain Pac pt ¢ Be 8 9) 5 aclaaper ehGe ene be . RRS Ea OMS ler Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to e m7 109, THe. a 16.5 dou 10, to attend the funeral, irom the residence of his par- doy isos eg aie, ie: 188 TRE NEW GERMAN MONETARY LAW. guts, 459 West, Porty-fourtn street, on Saturday, 0 c. 0.3 93K +H, at ten A. M. Ssirere sommon to prime, eo oe! Pts oet ae Paar oe Delaware Water air ty eanantars. 12, Ble. a BSG a hi st 7, 1873 August 6, JOHN SPERRY, youngest Cc! ol XC. a S266, Javaebuteh stand Tr ASR IN IRM Asm uss 1, 1872. inaader Theodore F. Kane, United States Navy, GOVERNMENT BONDS. < The market in these securities was not active Earnings of American Railroads During the | wut strong, there being @ continued inability on Ist of January. to 12, 8) a lv German government in investing a portion ef its capital for the benefit of its Invalid Soldiers’ fund, @ policy, by the way, which is exerting a gratifying US 5-20, 1, "67... hs West Un Tel WALL STREET, THUKSDAY, August 7—6 P, M. THE FOREIGN MARKET. London advices report English consols and Amer- ican securities strong, with continued ease in the influence upon other American securities, A prominent German banker, writing to his corre- spondent in New York, says:—‘‘Speaking of your railroad and other securities, upon which sus_ ior and extra superior, 734c. a7 gc. ‘and quiet. Sales ih cae wood | o Sige. Pitcow dull and without change. Bales 30,000 Ibs. good to prime country at Bie. & &}; city quoted 8%¢.; also sales of £09 tierccs, to arrive, © payee terms. ive. 8, ‘ales 350 bbls, at The following are among the important provi- sions of the new German monetary law, full copies of which have been received at the Treasury De- partment :— For money in circulation is to be substituted the and Bessie H. Kane. LaNkK.—On Wednesday, August 6, Mrs. Marr ANN LANE, aged 75 years. Funeral from the Episcopal church, West Farms. cn Saturday, 9th inst., at twelve o'clock, M. Friends are invited to attend, without other notice. gstiausewy lower ‘and fairly ac money market. The gain of bullion in the Bank of | Piclon has rested in this country because of ioe England during the week amounts to £307,000; | N@ Mon-payment of interest, let me say £126,000 sterling went into the bank to-day on bal- | ‘tat nothing of American origin has suf ance. The regular meeting of the Board of Directors | CT¢4 here that would not have saffered ———_— national gold standard, the mark (valne 23 8-10 Cars leave Harlem Bridge every half hour up to, DOMESTIC MARKETS. cents) being the unit of the money of account and | and including eleven o'clock A. M. ae. of the coinage. Gold coine consist of 5, 10 and 20 Wanummcetnt Wednesday, August 6, JAMES B. Gatvuston, August 7, 1873, marks. The subsidiary coinage is to consist of 5, 2 | MappEn, the beloved son of James and Mary Mad- Cotton steady; good ordinary, 15'4c.' Net receipts, | and 1 mark pieces and 50 and 20 penny pieces; | den, aged 5 years and 9 months, caw Y « Western Union. 93. a Pittsburg. bales, Sales, 100, Stock, 9,782. the token coinage, @ 5 and 10 penny The funeral will take place on Friday, August 8, Was held this morning, but It was not deemed ad. | In New York. Nothing has “tumbled! nere that | Atimeise.... 904 4 di Ch eN 6 Naw Onveans, August. 1573 | (nickel copper) and 1” and 2 penny copper | at one o'clock, from lis late residence, ss. Monroe igable to lower the rate of discount, nor is there juccessfully placed on the New | Wells-Fargo Ex Be ie. SLaN W pret. _Cotton—Demand moserate: middlii Isic. a 18%0. | pleces, The subsidiary and token coinage is to be reet, Hovoken, N.J., from thence to Calvary y propability of such a change. On the contrary, | York Bourse, and if we bankers had made special | $™ tl Nee tat aE Ht Net receipts $2 bales; gross, 318. Sales, 400; last evenmg, | manufactured on account of the Empire and issued | Cemetery, by Barclay street ferry. The relatives US Express. vate advices and the current of events point to | ‘auiry we never would bave touched them, But eke Mail considerable rise within the next sixty days, | the feeling of doubt is wearing away, and we are hes France has suffered largely of depiction con- | Sad to buy United States securitics and good <@quent upon the payment of her war debt, | "allroad bonds. The following are the quota- | Union Pacific and England has been to a considerable extent | tious to-day:—United States currency sixes, fee er COMMERCIAL REPORT. 114% @ 114%; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 118% Perr unre any NOW eomuce, Sates BUS OF | Sed ane Ad. die eeUbOAL, TIOHa 1abics Cotton dull and heavy: middiinge, ‘neminaliy isco, | thaler system. ' The law contemplates the | jate of Tarrytown, N. Y. exchange on London, which mature some time vay i sy po! Mee a os Net receipts, 16 bales; gross, 20. Kxports coastwise, 607. | gradual withdrawal of all the silver coins of the ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- next month. Hence, it will not be unnatural if, | 1 fve-twenties, registered, May and Novem: | gyour Dull—Wheat Higher—Corn Firma | *#les IW: took 455). yo August 7, ters, | Hmpire and the substitution in their place of | spectfully requested to atvend the funeral, frome from this cause and the possible further demand | Pf 117 @ 117%; do, do., 1862, coupon, do, | Oats Firm—Pork Quiet but Steady— | _ Spirltsof turpentine quiet at srigc. Hoain nem at 9245 | the DaHonal gold coins. notional bank notes, re- | ‘Thirtieth street depot, on Friday, the Bt, at ni by Germany of coin for coinage purposes, the mar- | 17% @ 117%} do. do., 1864, do, do, 117% &| Lard Kasier—“Spot? Cotton Unsettled s | £2) PUR i Gollow tip aba niwis, For oneTa: | coins, Individuals have the right to have twenty- bg lath, i ‘Brooklyn, on Thursday, August 7, ket should become very stringent and force the re- 117%; do. do., 1865, do., do., 11934 a 1195¢; do. do., “Butures” 1-16 a 1-8 Higher—Coffee $m. Citacn, Anan’, a, mark pieces coined. por al ona age a the | 1873, FRANCAIS AUGUST, son of Charles D. Peters, sult predicted by the correspondents and money | 17, registered, January and July, 117% @ 118; | g¢rong—Sugar Quiet—Petroleam Dull— | _ Flour unchanged; sales of 1,100) Dhigvat 81 73. for Hokey wuenever those “ints are not employed | besa iiclg oa frends are respectfully invited writers. The Bank of France lost 37,000,000 trancs in | 4 40., 1865, coupon, do., 117% @ 117%; do. do. | Naval Stores Quict—Freight Firm.s Xo. 4 BPring, 9875. for amber Winter, $9 75 for white | for government purposes. The Bundesrath is em- | tonttend the funcral, from his late residence, 648 bullion during the week—another of those serious | 1867, 40., do., ray & 119%; do, do., 1868, do., do., THURSDAY, August 7—6 P.M. | two cai Silwaukee club at $1 48; one car prime porarss on prevent, entirely the circulation of Hicks street, corner tnion street, South Brooklyn, 118}, & 119; do. ten-forti ite ¢ t $190. CO lower; sales of th: foreign coins je - | this da: yi Dl 5 disturbances in the financial world growing out of ts ae ae sae pes Dietary rats Be The trade movement increases somewhat | yw mixed at t0c, orn mealc$1 60 tor bolted, $1 10 tor perial Treasury shall receive foreign — cur- pee fila ony vednesda; August 6 Joux REILEY,. the Franco-Prussian war, and more or less unset- ver ts 7 io , nh i Stock, in exchange at par for the national gold coin. The | and friends of the family are invited to attend. Cotton dull and ensier; miadign *ginsut7, 1873. | whole amount of the silver and token coinage is |" McSoRLEY.—At Sandy Hill, N. Y., on Wednesday, lings, 16%c. a 17¢, Net receipts, 88 bales. Exports coast- | NOt to exceed 12), marks per ca; of the popue | August 6, of consumption, LAURENS J, McSORLB wise, 319. “Sales, 100, ‘Stock, . lation of the Kmpire, which will make the issue | of 359 Bridge street, Brooklyn, aged 26 years. Cotton—Hinlders firms demani nein, Aneettzs Mich, | SmoumE, to.some thing over $100,000.00 in value. | Funeral Services, at St. Jamos cathedral Jay oe e| ‘ ‘ qj t each issue an equal amount of the extstin, jt Brook; on Satu > AD at ry pier 18igc. Net ‘recetpts, 364 bales. Sales, 6% | giver coins of the | States is to be called ih Seek A. M. ee gsc Crantrston, Angust 7, 1873, and, first of all, those not pein ba ia to the Perpue.—On Wednesday, August 6, JOHN PeRpus. a 23. Corn quiet; ‘a 44c. Outs dul held at No. various money markets of the world, particularly | gtreet. OB hy : London, and it will also, tend very strongiy to de- STODDARD.—At his residence, Kearney, N. J., om d. $104 a $LUS: rey «d 89, nd in iairde- | crease the shipment of gold coin aud bullion | Wednesday, August. 6, Professor JouN F. S10D- mind at o37%4c. for No. 2 mixed, dash ot seller | trom the United States, The coivage opera: | paxp, agen 4s years and 17 days. Pe tort hich teed Wen rejected stc., | Hons of the German Empire during the) The relagives and ittends of the family are re~ 4 Wee. Oats active and higher; | Jast eighteen months withdrew temporariie | spectfuily wvited to attend the funeral, on Friday, 2 @Z4c. ‘spot or seller August; 26c., | from the accustomed channels between one hundred } tne sth inst. at four o'clock P. M. Carriages wilh rejected, 25'4c. a 2ige. wy steady, | and fifty million and two hundred miilion dollars | pe in waiting at the Centre street depot, Newark, ariey steady Toe; bid for Nu. 2 tall’ | of gold, and comtempiated the substitution ofgold | N. J., to meet the three o'clock train rom New ins Fa ler August, $1 4 vit, unbolted Millfeed lower; shorts, $17 a $18 he rate it heretofore in jp and Annie Reiley, aged 5 years. pon, 114% @ 114%. MARE aaeaNLd = eG divectioke” e| a iddlings, $19 a $20 per ton. Cana iniand trade “nd in such cases io fix the rates, mr ala ves aud iriends ‘Or the family are re- tling values wherever the influence extends, On SoURint Sane has been developed ‘in any direction. The | treights—' oe fo New kerk: | Until January 1, 1876, all bank notes not rnnning | spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the the English Stock Exchange good business prevails, | ae her movement in dry goods and hardware 18 | MP Phe “pour to Piiladelphis, Ge: Go Boston, | upon the national currency system are tobe Fesidence ot his parenta, 420 First street (late South Ilingis Ccatral having advanced 1 a2 per cent, Tae aver ita peas ‘toni —F monies fairly active and increasing steadily, while | de; to, New York, dc. ; to Alluny, we. Receipts by | in. After that time only such bank notes as-are | Fighth), Jersey City, at haif-past three o'clock im "4 on s ec is is due to jake—14,! jushels ea I lo. corn, 2, et jeemable in jal el ernoor, thosgh Erie was reported as ’ per cont lowerand | | og of the past due bonds and coupons | DUsmes* im: other departments shows com- | ofjumber. shipments by capal—1,204000 feet ot lumber. reieead to remain in circulation. This same | “Rows cat Pompton Plaias, N, J. on Weanes- tending downward on a heavy market. The fol- « nl paratively little change from one day to another. Burravo, August 7, 1873. | regulation governs all corporation bonds. Paper | day, Angust 6, MaY F. Rooms, infant daughter ot lowing are the latest quotations:—Consois for | ‘Bt new ten-forties, the firsc coupons on which | at the Produce Exchange to-day flour continued to ean bert tga ried Ld the jest twe for Roars. money issued by the different States will be re- | John and Carrte Roome, aged 11 moarta. Rs money, 92% a 92%; do. for account, 92% a 92%; | @re due in July, 1874, ‘This action has also put life | pyle dull. Wheat was in sellers’ favor to the extent of | do. Catal shipments—W heat, els; Serra paper tones res iene, aon veele Burial at, ireenmecd Slee lng fo Rin A five-twenty bonds of 1865 (old), 94% 0.9435 do., | Intosome of the other bonds, notably among which | jc, g 3c. per bushel. Corn was firmer, undera fair de" | TONE 1g tt eee ety Ark _ Wheat, to an Imperial order. Government law Will | August6, David SAUNDERS, in the 65th year of Dik do., 186%, 945; ten-forty bonds, 91:4; new fives, | #ré the new Florida six per cent. gold bonds, | mand. Cats closed steady. Cotton on the spot declined ; 4 ; make provision for the issue and circula- | age. 20% @ 00%; Erie Railway shares, 46%; Mlinois | Which, in consequence of their small number and dvanced. tion of the national paper money, 8 |) ‘The funeral wil take _— Ne ier hve ood backing, are selling at 72. The followt he market for Rio coffee continued very well as grant relief to the various | deuce, in Atherton street, on Friday, August 8, Coneral Itallway shares, 858 86; new French loan, | & a eee he: with light offerings, while the demand was States for the pu of redeeming their paper | hail-past two o'clock I’. M. 74 per cont premium, in Paris rentes were active | the quotations of the day:—Tennessee, ex cou- vad if 300 money. The carrying of this law into efiect WHl.| Spracve.—On Tuesday, August 5, WILLIAM pon, 81% @ 82; do, new, 81% a 62; Vir- | 800d: Ue. per Ib. was pald for 2,000 bags fair to good Rio, render necessary the comage and issue of a large | KercuaM, infant son of Join A. and Susie V. A. and higher at 57.20, 4 OES outer 43% a pa” ae per sieamer South America, No other sales were re- amount of subsidiary silver and token coinage, and rague. A THE MONEY MARKET. Ben tated. Oona, Bt eee edo ne | Dotted. Other descriptions were firm, without note | piste arm and in fair demand che oh maist 2, 1873,,, | the mints of the Empire being engaged upon ‘that SHolutives and friends of the family are invited to Money during the afternoon was very easy on | Consolidated bonds, 53% 53%; do. do, de | worthy movement. We quote:—ilo, ordinary cargoes, | gyaya'go 7s. Wheat in taizdemand and higher: sales of Ne ee ee eee re Tate GhG es Coote tar ee | Se ea DEL ar kin baneiea, of ke ahys dn call loans at 3 and 3% per cent, and some transac. | ‘@Tred scrip, 11 & 12; Georgia sixes, 67 a 76; do., | iste. a Is%e.; fair cargoes, 19. a 194c.; good | No.2 Spring, shot, at $118 forregular, $1 20 for hard | the rate ge nag M., trom the reside tions aglow as 2% per cent, Prime discounts | S€V¢NS, 90 a 904; North Carolina, ex coupon, 27 @ | cargoes, Isc. a 19%c.; prime cargoes, 2k. ; orthwestern, No. 1 Spring, $115 a $119: 0, range {rom 5% to744 per cent. Foreign exchange 7 con to "Nie eae cpap 50 a 56; extreme | renee for otis Wee. overningnt bal, waa dull and nominal at the prices heretofore re- | 4% Junding, ' & 18; do, do, 1863, 16 a ported:— do. new, 15 @17; do. special tax, 12a 14; Mis- ‘ Sixty Days. Three Days. | souri sixes, 93 ® 9345; do. Hannibal and St. iploreulintion rr yon, a 10% | Joseph, $1 a 93; Louistaua sixes, 44 a 48; Good bankers’ do. 109%, 2 108). | Alabama fives, 48 a 60; do. eights, 70 a 80; South Sales at Abc a Séc., seller September. Pork dull and t of silver hitherto, y; Pi in _ a— | . . + f col in ce af the ree amount o! J , York. c Paris @unikers) tiv 85m | Carolina sixes, new, January and July, 141; 2154; | Cleo. ane aemand for cotton on the spot w lower at $15. 60, soot or welier Auguet, Lard dulland | the standard in the German States. nt i218 | SurumetaNn.—on Wednesday, Auguat 6, PRTHE Antwerp . Le a 516% | do. do., April an@ October, 22 @ 26; Arkansas sixes, | cipally trom exporters, who continued to make lo short rib ant rt clear middle: aC doubtful whe@er the plan of the body N ZOVAN- | SUTHERLAND, Of disease of the kidneys, f , Swiss tA he funded, 38 a 40. The market was decided); bigeye and the apps | held at¥e. Bacon quietand unchanged. Whiskey dull | ment, which evidently contemplates the exporta- Funeral this day (Friday), at one o'clock, from Amsterd: ws Hie DA a a . quotations may be regarded as wholly nominal. 0 | and lower at 913gc.. Freights in tull dem nd, put at | tion of fits immense surplus silver to the States | 549 Eleventh avenue. Hamborg 7 & 87% | THE STOCK MARKET. sales reported for export about 80) bales were disposed of | jower rates; corn to Buffalo Se. Receipt bbls. | maintaining the double ndard can be carried Norice.—The members of the Cataract Ayso- ener Hk ge | The chief and only feature of the stock market | {227 ant Soh halew barely ORIMNEry, TOAST eee eta et eran ola. ones seen | HUY LBRO offect. ‘The disposition to other coun- ¢ ciation are hereby notitied to. attend w se Prussian thaiers. Ta 78 to-day was the attempted “bull” movement in | Our quotations, however, show no change for ordinary, enets ‘wheat,’ $36,000 do, corn, 238,000 do. oats and | tries of-o large ab amount eet bese agh Lt | meeting to be held at 647 West Fee ee eee oe GOLD STEADY—115% A 115%. Pacific Mail, It met, howe ~ the sales mentioned being regarded ax forced. We quote | iudo. rve. sideratile sacrifice, is regatded by pe amiliar | on Friday, Anguat § at one o'clock shurp, for Nothing neéd be added at present to the com-| shan y » however, with less success | good and strictly good ordinary 7c: lower, and the bet —- With the sybject of Metaile money as impoustble. | purpose of paying the last trivate of reaped to our 0) 4 ‘ 4 5 er. wr tuture delivel e . ——y rt e 1 yr vd than yesterday. tne Stock opening at 39%, touch- | Kerwas iainiy active and: Mrmer, sales showing an a4: | EUROPEAN MARKETS, | fate deceased teow member, Veter Sutheriand, d- y ments that have been made from day to day on | iny temporarily 3944 @ 394 and theu receding to | vance for August and iid. ior the later months, | By order of the Committee. the condition of the gold market. It is simply in a | 98%, with @ close at 20%. Western Union was | We sum up thus:~ REAL ESTATE MATTERS. bree: ae ‘Toprx.,—On Wednesday, August 6, MARY ELLEN, Loxnox Mower Manzne.—Lonvon, August 7. 1se7*,.| ‘Two vary good private sales are reported to us. | youngest danghter of Richard and Joanna Tobin, saKs, United States five-twenty bonds, 1866's, old, Railway share: quiet, casy, drifting condition, and may remain #0 | gieady at 924 a 02% all day, closing at 92%. Erie Me-Day. Laat Evening, Total, | Sie: tenfortien, Mi. Erie ’ r r ce f P - ‘ a Export .....+ . 8 66 1,04 |” LoNnox, August 7—2 P. M. iiway shares, 40), | One of aypiot. of ground on the southwest corner | aged 1 year, 7 months and 15 days. cantil nataral commercial influences change the | opened at 59'6 and closed at 587%, without much Oateempucn,. ms wo 35 1a Bocnse.—Paris, Aug Rentes, 571. 2c, of Fifthzavennevand Filty-seventh street, veing 73.0 | ‘What is life? ‘Tis a breath, a dream ERPOOL COTtON MARKET.—LIvERPOOL, August 7—5 iting note—a& meteor’s Or the sales to-day #250 bales were American. | on themvenne by 126 0n the street, to @ Mr. Ste- 4 falling fent—a. passing oe EO at eae ot ieee of atten | YeDs, Jor $240,000, ‘This property was sold by Mr. ‘A step irom the cradle to tl Tapped irom Savannal or Charleston, deliverabke Sep: | William , Blodgett, the owner direct, |. Relavives and friends of the family are requested tember and Octob ‘ud. The market ig steady. V. K. Stevenson, Jr., reports the sale of four lots | to atteud the funeral, from the residence of her M i iniddling Orleans, 944. Sales | southeast corner of West End or Eleventh current of the tide, and bring about what is con- | posinees or fuctuation. The best price of Wabash | Speculation. ogy sclentiously anticipated by many of the best finan- | quring tne market was 72; tt finally declined to clers of the country—bigher prices, a legitimate | 7): New York Central held its own at 10514 demand and an active speculation, This may not | q 1951, Lake Shore was firm at about 04% @ Uplanas, Alabama, Neve Orleans, Texas. hari “4 14g 14 “ 04) h | ‘ ftervoon, at cour for thirty days. When it does occur there | 4, @ 9414. Rock Island showed but a fractional Ordinary... 1a We ¥ Miadiing uplands. 764s iogt for apecnintion aud export | Gna Ni getycninth aereet. LOORIOO, for $4,500" enue | nA a th Rutgers street, this a a will be @ movement in socks that will starve | ¢yange from the quotations of yesterday. St. Paul | Strict good ordinary 17%, We Ie iis Serr on "ia Wes. crop, shipped from 8 vannah or | “The great aule of 200 villa plots at Leng Branch, | nap tent <ctabehisc Avioli somebody. common #old at 52% @ 52% a 525; 252%, closing at | ov mlddiin 4 2 wit wed | oir eeroot, Bueabererre Mangar.-Livsaroo:, august | wills held to-morrow, on the premisex. nv Jere. kG cus ceataase a 2° | 7-2 P. M.—The market ia quiet. ‘The Muctuations of the market are shown in the rs the weaker figure; the preferred stock at 73a John gon, Jr., according to advertisement in an- The relatives aud friends of the family, and of her | Me 2134 i | pot d votton. in store, run- VeRPooL Provisions Mangrt.—Livenroot, August 7-- | otheg columb. . Jones and Mar- following tabie:— | Ohio and Mississippi sold at 39% a 39% a 30%. Ding: i auality, not, more eaiemtiait 8 rade above | TM Chrose, G2n Gd, perrewt, for the beat grades of | 8 spree teint | sons, Benjamin T, and Wuliam ¢ Jo hares .M. | . . " yor fut delivery erican fine. | Lard, er cw 4 ‘ } e Hace, B a oy 4 P.M. | and h. aeciined avout % per cent. Union Pacific Basin tow midiing othe en have. een is | Connon AERODECR ” MARENT.—Loxpon, jAucuat 7 (MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. — | MeDonatd aud Tames H, Cookson, 14, 7 eeaek et 283 28, ol | C 5 er tl ‘eloc! | Evening. —Spiri urpentine opened at Sls, * ae the funeral, ? | was que tween 28%, and 28, Harlem closed at | iollows hast, ss Mie ones Sie Ad n Ade, percwrt. OUD Ss | DE ng hia tt tte residence of her daughter, erROLKA MARKET. —ANTWERP, Aigust 7.—Petreleum, ‘ptem'| 117 13-160, m 132 a steeet, Greenpoint, Northwestern was steady at 675, @ 67% Sixe,; October, i 11555 3P, he Donald, 124 , se | $73 Married, | Sarah 6. Smail transactions were made in Delaware, Lacka- | ber, Wo at 17s. Total, 1407 bales. Loday. up to three | S7t41. for fine pale American. > - * B y De ‘The carrying rates of gola were 2, 114, 1,2, 1, 9,2) wanna and Western at 101% a 1011. Morris and | Q..°3kAh it Baim TT a waa ibsime. 2 -—- 7) DusaxouaM—Resu.—On Thuratay, August 7, vy | BROOKIYD, Ee Pe wednesday, August 6, and Sper cent, The operations of the Gold Dx- | / sh Joo at 13 tt-1ée.,. 1800" at 100 at 18 W-lic. 100 at | FINANCIAN. 7 the Rev. M. DeLange, of Pennsylvania, Mr. 2 |, WELLER Al Yon een of dames H. and Adate 3 pe' 2 He Gold EX- | “Fawex sold for 9244, Atiantio and Pacific preferred | 1)ator soo at Isigc., 300 wt is 29.39c., 200 ar 13 18i6e., 200 7 asi n 4 DILLINGHAM to Miss los DELANGS RvUsw, both of (James Evwe, injant soe te ‘days. change Bank were:— At 26% a27 427%, New Jersey Central at 103°,. at 18. 20°82c. LA PE OR Re eee ea titoo paenes yt yg bes PA tate and Pt , 4 beg? bya te gh Bf reaitence of bia parents, Sous Jold clearances. " ce 1 | de 1bl6e., ho notice Ull 15th; September, 1,10) at / ment Insurance Voliices Mortgages aid otive piladelphia and Pittsburg papers please copy. uneral fre te Youkers, N'Y... 0» jold balano 1409 486 rN aULY AND FROM JANUARY 1 | 30) att 100 at 183+160., 200 at 18.5.5. 0 Securities,“ Ansurwnce of all kinds otecred with At | GouDER—WHITSOX.--OU Wednesday, August 6, yy Browaway aud Ludlow straits Yonsei, Nig esa Jurrency bi 1,792,303 bs 2 Gcrober, 200 ‘at 177¢c., 100" at 17 2h-Be., companies. Jd BABRICH . i Broadway. the Rev. George Guirey, Wititaw’d, GOLDER ty | Saturday, August ‘and total. invited to attend, with: ccna ars Wr reiatives and iriends are The returns of railroad earnings for the past ecember, 400, at I) a 12,500 bales. D » ‘ . The ave Susie A, WuHITson, both of 8, benthic Hee wer sfoll0m _ Warers—Fernery.—On Wednesday, June a, at | out further notice, el, Jersey City Heights, by the | Wertstoop.—At his city, Ng eard: rward de. mber, 14.10; 17.50," First The steamers for Europe to-day took out $283,600 oni euemmin RENTS & YOUN in silver bars, A month embrace # larger number of roads than | liveries were ws 7.76; Noveinbes, I 9 New street. eenwich, Conn,, on Wednes- . i i South ‘Securities, | Rock Ridge 4 usual, although several of the lines have only re- | Cotober. doo at 18 Ziide. i buy and sell Southern Securities, | Hew. Ol ; ’ 6, ELLA Brust, only daughtsr ox THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. , call Aug us at 18 ai ‘ Pv reannGet ee? et? e é ve Rev. Chauncey Giles, Ropert Wareye to He.eN day, Auguat 6, FB q p reports as 00 25-8e.; December, 100 4 " , Wellstoow, aged L year, @ The Washington advices report the following ag | Ce!ved their trafic reports as yot for the first three | 310, at 1840, oa ay oatlcatgust 200 at A —GAPSLEY & BAZLEY, BROKERS, 4 BROAD. | Panaerr, | Robert ang Bane e 8 gear, the balances im the Treasury to-day aes ta SAID Lie Merah ISTO ened ar aw Ort Receptaniviie, | 20 ut day aor ubges retolve we coriner 7h id ronan | “pied. | Maer iativee and friends are invited to attend the = 7 —t y ‘ % iL Mj Né od . an ms 1872, is generally quite favorable, showing an ine Bre Galveston, 40 bales; New Orleans, ol Hie, uf we darat B ay leg Tisk or outlay vee ang Tiienoe of her gr ‘amasher, Mite. 2, 1 # ton, 16; Wilmington, tt; crease in nearly every case, and ag this has been | irik, a0: New, York. 5 Horton, a Total Tae This the first month ot the operation of the new rail- Gay last week, 1.00 ah ls day Inet, roar, oe aun T road freight law tm Illinois the Retual results, as | bly and 675 vacks corn meals 15LI bushels w houses; (ull explayation in elreu- CY as , me tf ‘ars, mailed to any address, F re BARNETT.—On Wedyesday, Angust 6, Davro, In- | LOT. OF MEXICAN BONDA WANTED. A full degeription to CASY, bog 169 Herald office, un = Saturday, August 9 at (or | fant son of Aaron and fiertha Barnett, aged 6 | Josepy frush, on Sales and contrat Epos SEN months, o’elock P.M. Tra ord The relatives and friends of the family are te- | &:23 P, M, for Coacal id } | $27,112,000 RAILROAD EARNINGS IN J