The New York Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1874, Page 5

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL American Railroads and Their Infu- ences at Home and Abroad. ENGLISH OPINIONS. A Phase of the Granger Movement. caceceiene THE PENDING WESTERS BATTLE. pa restans oe Boview of the Financial Events of the Week— Money, Gold, Stocks aud Bonds, WALL STREET, } Sunpay, April 19, 1874. It has been said before in this column that the Policy of Congress is disturbing the faith of Euro- pean capitalists in American credit. During tiv Week we published @ significant extract on this subject trom a jeading London journal, Further | examination of the Englisn newspapers shows that the opinions therein _Oxpressed are corrobor- ated on all sides. It bas not been unfairly observed by an English writer that nine-tenths of the undertakings pre- sented in Europe from America over recent years | have been projected in districts more or less re- moved from the great centres of trade and capital, and where the people to be benefited by being brought within reach of markets have not suMfcient capital to engage in the building o! the roads, or even enough to represent anything like a guarantee | for a bonded debt to be created, in the shape of paid up share capital; and it is a patent fact that Httie, if any, money has been obtainable from American capitalists in ald of any such tentative aud SUBSIDIARY ROADS. ‘There has always been suficient inducement, however, lor those locally interested to press on in wpite of ali diMicuities, and by degrees a business system has been organized, the essential features aad conditions of which are in a manner identical all over the States, A nucleusis formed of owners ofiand through which the line is to pass, of smart business men from the townships, and of law | §* ‘agents and others, who, either of themseives or in | combination with PROFESSIONAL AGENTS and railway contractors, do the initiatory work of getting necessary legislative power, and, sub- ‘scribing @ nominal large amount of share capital, they then provide among them funds enough to NEW YORK HERALD, MON DAY, APRIL 20, 1874.—TRIPLE Foreign exchange was quiet, but frm. The pnme Wie 8 wre. ote ee BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Rominal rates yesterday were 4.8% and 4.68%; | and future delivery, and a fair business was J ARTNER WANTED—WITH 0,000 TO $i% Mh 4.85 and 4.88, Continental firm; | 40m? *# advancing prices, Bacon was scarce and Ars N. C., April 18, 1874. n best paying hotel in city: to ® practical hote Laps. Heep ? | higher; being wanted for export Whiskey was de- | — Spirits of turpentine steady at’ 436, Hosin strong; » entire control will be given; aly absolute, security Feichmarks, 951 & 95% amd. 06% 996% ; cables, 96%3 | dey nizner. Freights and charters were decidedly | fia 6 tor strained, Crude turpentine steady at $2. tor te Ratiroad omce, No. 26 ‘roadway. * Prime Paris, 5.18% and 5.13%. higher, having steadily advanced all through | ‘d; $3 for yellow dip; $3 00 for virgin. Tar steady at . ae EXPORTS AND IMPORTS, The foreign commerce of the port for the week Was:—General merchandise imports, including dry goods, $9,269,315; produce exports, $5,190,462, and specie exports, $503,781, The total merchan- dise imports since January 1 this year are pce anc $156,522,595 last year and Hen Carrie up prices considerably for both linmediate — mild the wees, and small vesseis were in active request for charter, mainly for carrying grain, and rates experi- enced a radical advance. On Saturday the markets were pretty generally quiet. On ’Change flour was only in moderate demand, and steady. Wheat, corn and oats pore nag ef all closed decidedly lower, inducing a grey and rye remain Eas g 3 Sais iat c ir} Oswxco, April 18, 1474, Flour stoady; sales of 1,809 bbls. at $7 75 for No. Lapring: 79 tor amber winter Wheat duih it 58, pre cars white ner shales ot 2000 Tnishels at 8200; 2,400 caine of ley vance Cor unboited per F slioris. $2 Rai for white raed rel fits Flouy to host reights—Flour to. iy, 36. Kece SHEET. ARTNER WANTED—ONE-HALF ‘tea and fine i and 1 0’ famiy ROI MOS ae eo street, $9 75 tor tour car) No. pty 4 My frst class purchaser will cot positive Income of § Hed upon. Address | | PPHK ADVERTISER HAS $10,000 (ONE-UALF CASH, meal sold at gl 65 ma moat seid a oe | Hg ry A + 40c.; to Albany, ipts— r oduce i one-hait real estate), he wishes to invest in @ paying $136, 128,166 In 1872. The tote emearianatee ince | pre | Beebasrareae Boprato, April 18, 1874 | buslnens “Addrees, with (tii paricaterd: We hae aft Hoe since January 1 are 004, aga! | wlmports for the last twenty four hours—Flour, a bbls. ; | ald ofits ale ee $74,820,206 last year and $60,980,552 in 1872, The | tending. still. upward. pashate; P00, Gong oats S700 de. 5 | DOLLARS WILL GIVE ALF IN- total exports of specie since January 1 are | tae arm, ee oT eo papas in i.gido. aFlour quer’ established and ating et Fea Oe RIGOR $9,654,927, against $26,512,616 last year 80d | “Gorris.—The market was very quiet. We heard ot ere’, 87 35 & CARLETON & CO. Brondware APPLY % no transactions aside from Jobbing parcels. For Rio Wheat ‘arm saics of | © a4 $7,600,694 im 1872, the tone of the market was Netter :—Rio— auateu Vira kat $1 93; whnie winter, SECURE AN INTERESTED, CAPABLE HOTEL THE GOLD MARKET, | Ordinary cargoes 196 fair dos erat 8 23s a pe eee white di wan as manner Twill sell’ on easy terins oF ex: ‘The following table shows the fluctuations in the | £004 do., ae ch hee. § prime t., Pe. a teige.; exti $i 25. Gorn firm ; inten of "30 Dashels higtt | change controlling Interest. in best Hotel in New York; 40¥ lois, 9c, a Zgc.. gold, ber | ip, 60a: os m track at Be. Zi do. new oh track, new; elegant; paying; best opportunity ever offered, gold market during the week : vee © ernment 8 2% Bs ait high No. 2 Western held at Oc | HER RBERT, 224 Seventh avenue, first bell. | tag irs poe oe 51.9); Nob Wertern Rye noininal at $1 05. PANTED§ PARTNER, WITH CASI CAPITAL oF | Monday, Aprilia... 113% 113% 113% 113% arto Hicoe ale 4 d $ | Wate to fala putentoe in a igh Testes Apna; May ey TK a | S180) Metcan, se. ae Savana dhe wt te Piwestern:; aff oe Canadsy $18 | incrative na staring bisinese "Untying Thurndaye April 16. 118% TiS LGM Law | Uoriox on ihe spot was les active Bit’ firm at on- Wad Touuo, April 18,1874. | rellabfit or addvess, PATENTER, Pri = ae o ae a ga | changed prices The aunexed quotations should have y. ee dull and unchanged; sales of No. .K. Penilleton, Gar House, corner Forty" day, April 17, N33 13% 11394 118% appeared in our report Saturd cures 13 male “Wabash at ber zichiens $1 136 nd street and Fourth avenui Saturday, April i. 119% © 11%¢ MGAeLiayg | SRReRFEM IM our ven inadvertently. Yor future | aid ter idee t mpeg Tay St SiH. Corn dail | : sa The same intucnces prevailed ia the gold | Siaaisiisca st Atiodutewetaiowt ome | ANE aa ALM Mid ANE unica | yyantep—a courant, agains: Mas, win market that were felt in the etock board, although | Oplanis, Al ema. 1. Orleans, eres fower at eo fGt, Michigan. | Hgvgrecd sold a a8 8, | he business bia well established houses none necs to | ae | answer unie, ¢ of investing $10,00) to perhaps operating in @ diferent manner. The 16: HS | ag do, cate Shipment—36,000 bushels corn and 1,000 do. | auvinterest after # iar trial, Address AY. B., Horait | probability of inflation is by no means lost sight | 8 48 16 ad baie Cmrcaco, April 18, 1874, | office. ol eae EN pith of, and the belief that we are to have it under the din Me 7 uy 16 is i | | rower a shay 4 Bt yachanged. Whe eat dull, Grgettied 4 snd v TANTED—PARINER, WITH | ‘ABOU y $70, IN PI Goot midaiii js 1 | u Senate bill advanced the price om Wednesday to | St mi ‘are based on cotton in store running do. spots Fon Noa swnmer | Leer oS 114%, the highest point attained in the recent up- BE: et ie uality hot more than half a grade above or below ihe ineogd requests prices unsettled; Canada, $1 80 | $4 dn; Us pelgcted. ia tied ‘orm hnnaste, $i s hickens, Apply at IY: No. ‘1dsed dul ‘at 640, ts, Brooklyn. Gige., 3 eB uit b as ward movement, ‘The party 1s certainly not large | Sade noted. ‘the sales were : Last Bv'g, Totat, | & Bige. for fo, 3 mixed, A PARYNER, WITH $10,000 4 which looks for immediate lower prices. pbs ache Ey ots tea Use, Gat Banker Lowen a catubilshed and enorcly Pron seyics 2nd tt ill jonsuni gs 4a) | relected. ‘tec. Bye quiet and behing le ness: to 2’suitable mau this 18 an nousual op} Bari unehangeg: "Pork active ana higier at offering large profits entirely without risk ; Published in this column yesterday, continues to Total. ea ie | $16 ag ca 38 6, May 10 20, Seen myene quiet and bay oes given and required. Address, for intervie be unfavorable in showing @ gradual reduction of | —included in the ‘above wi, a0 be ales to arrive. Hor | ean voad 9 ah, ash aa ee ee Pete ae eraig ofi0e. tees the legal reserve from week to week, the recent | future delivery (basis low middl a ee a, | adie" FFelahes steady and unchanged. | WANTED 10 Buys 1 SBCOND a AD SOF: ase | logs being $1,070,125. There was a decrease during 2,000 at at jodie, $400 at Li3¢0.;«BbIa, fo on nO Fane Coe LS. Eth’: Gorm: £500 | rent or sell ‘ous a. suit. of” Rooms pearly {urnished for | the week of $621,800 specie, and $409,700 legal 1 iat Soon bole: Hour I THON bushels wheaus 14,000 da. corn, | light housekeeping. 75% Broadway, room 1 | tenders. The outstanding 1oans now amount to | 6%. Wd short ngtice) | 44,00 do. Fye and 7,000 do, bariey. 3()(),-AN RQUAL PARTNERSHIP IN "AN ELE $293,464, 700. fee ever ibdeane | nullable $: + gant business with a reliable party tor $310; ‘| UNITED STATES BONDS 200" at oat “ib ae 16 iit? | FINANCIAL, wines 40°Unton sduares net “Fartionlars of Mr. 4 nm | Sunes, 100 ‘at T73q, Add ak a7 inde, on ne 7 bene an petcite si have been generally well sustained in price, with | 4 to) at 17 nS: 2: Jal 1W0 at 17 25-s20,, 500 at 17%, LONE | veusr BELMONT & CO, ea toot, ( TO $200n.—CaR NTERS—A PRACTICAL increased demand on the part of foreign bankers | 1! 23-33 tal, 9,700 bales, Grand total, 1820) bales. q i tan find an opportunity to’ b a a Pine ports were a8) follow. Galveston. ‘532 | issue travellers’ credits, availabie in all parts of the y Hes! + an Caste y 2 ’ corresponding with the advance and strength of Orleans, 5! Mo Lae nnaby tts, | World, through the partner in a on asia hed shop. Address Misc ; “grade,” and, in some cases, complete a certain | small extent of mileage of the line contemplated. ‘On this somewhat sandy foundation a superstruc- ture of bonds created under a “first and only mortgage” of the projected undertaking is erected, to an extent which, at par, will be found, as a general rule, to represent about the cost of the road, the Jiscount and expenses on same being in | the rough about the sum contributed by the pro- | moters or lett as a floating debt to the chapter of accidents. The bonds are exported to Europe by some gentlemen of address and business manners, auly accredited by power of attorney to act for the | directors and contractors, with all necessary seals ofthe company, attestation of signatures and the usual attractive symbols. A prospectus is written, omitting ut least none of the great advantages, PRESENT AND PROSPECTIVE, goid, There is likewise a good home demand as the result of recent legislation and the prospective ew : Gharieston, ov Walmington, 47; vit mn, deiphia, deiphia, B82; New York, tal, 6,225 bales. lesars. De Rothschi | and their correspondents. | Also commercial credits aud telegraphic transfers ot money on California, Kurope and Havana, id wn Branch offic PARTNER WANTED IN THE WHOLE. sale rush, Broom, Wood and Wiliow- $2.000. increase of paper currency. Compared with the Ke. to Hamburg, by steam, le., by sail, uer ar Tr — | Waregbasiness; well establi hed. Kare chance. for a fo r Lae FROTHINGHAM & CO. SEC ahead business nan, Cali at the store, 462 Greenwich quotations of the preceeding week prices show ae ae 4c.» By, oa sail, Sc. Col pressed to garetmens L | ANG tional capital tor miners, mauuracturers and atrect, firmness and improvement. The following table, FLOUR AND” ad AN Bote. Flour, 19,547 bbls. inerchantns as also organize incorporated companies and 2,000 showing the highest and lowest since January 1, | wheat, 109.4% bushels; corn. me 5 corn meal, gu | MASE Dae PROTHENG are 12 Broads 25, 000 2% Capiial wal ill be found valuable and interesting :— bbls. oats 96,700 oushels; bard aa dye, ye, 2,000 di ann oe sfon Stock Brokerage Business by the Junior pariner of wi jonn > ra ein ate ae JOU, "100 i wh T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFS AND | &Woll known and old established firm about dissolving; : Ravage Since Jan, 1 Bri pusmele; coup, #6700) do-, corm meal, fat Ube Endowment Inaurance Policies, Mortgages and other | wish, the retirement of the principals special induce: owe 5 Ag * hest.com+ | ments toa Arst class ndou d- 5's, funded, 1881, coup. wa rei % tr market was f.§ but rian | Bantex ary ind. HABRIGH £ COs L 7 Brondwaye Ure NI OUK COMMISSION. Herald ofte State will not materially | afiect the financial situation by entailing further indebtedness. In Florida we observe that the rate of taxation for the present year has been fixed by r. bola, ices within the range wo neal soid to the extent of s60 ens Goiden —W heat waa Qecideguy the decline. les up about tations. oor the recent im- and tor torward delivery, including choice | Kee on the spot at $1 Lye | waukee spring at $1 68'S ove i Chicago at gi rthwest at iower and ‘Uusiness was fair at bushels, on the spot, to arrive | 0. ay Milwaa- A « 100 shares, —STOOK AND GOLD | PRIVILEGES, $10 days; $300 a $4 nee FOR tor Double Priv- MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. | Cash advances made and time. Cash ady handise stored | uson vee JOSE F. NA sonx B. made on in our own warehouses or consixned to 8, RMOUR, Presi first class securities on dew sident ARRO, Vice 2 8 . 6 100 shares, et W for $10,00) gold; all on i Bervaceensn seed elem, Wo'eers oo | Menta er Rees eos, rea al setae pd : ” y m@ nn exclusive! va | lanatos reular an os ba 1357 sh 3 ioies Uinen $0 4°65 | Quoiatons. HAZARD, « MONTAGUE, 0.8 Broad s a Married. 5, 10-40"s, reg. . 2 Choice Stat 67 a 725 3. 08 HyMAN—Morris.—On Wednesitay, April 16, by Be loawe coup. 3 Bupertine Western. 0 9 625 A ter tioenaren WP iveae fe OR 60 artis ry the Rey. Dr. Vidavor, SAMUEL P. HYMAN to HaTtis, 6's, currency, reg. ia Jan. 6 fan wae Li Hee a raid tn ‘only sate method of operating in stocks on. limited | Second daughter of L. Morris, Esq., all of this city. a Coke & 80 | capt {uly explained i pamphlet. dehvered tree on Swrra—Squires.—In the city of Brooklyn, on SOUTHERN SECURITIES pele fal i Bran [$33 8 8 | alleation: fuM Wednesday, April 16, at the residence of the bride's were dull from the beginning to the end of the | Family. 73) a 900 Bankers and Brokers, : so Wall arest, Rew York, mother, ALBERT SMITH to Miss FANNIE H. SQUIRES, week, there being Jew transactions and nttle | ft Lule, low oxtra...... a8 70 A, S,dQHANON & RRO. 16) BROADWAY.—TRUST | Aeoond aanghiar os te. tale Captain Peter Squires. change of price. ‘Tne news from Virginia 1s said | st taal choice double xt 00 a.0e | cae ceees eeenor wey Fork of Brupkire neoperty | Died. to be favorable in relation to the pending Tax bill, | feat ite ok he inal, % | Mor Mortgages casheg._ et Ltd BoYLé.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, Aprii 19, ; Wwiile in Louisiana preparations are being made to Boe four fine ae superfine. : a & | AS on tenn RATER—LOANS, 100 ) $10.00 DANIEL BoyYLR, of Londonderry, lreland, im the 2 i ies, Endowment. Policies, Furniture | 7, 4 carry out the Funding law, under which bondhold- | | Southern, superfin $0 9 615 | Piunos, Jewelry aud Merchandise, Storage | aThy trisoAb Are RekDecstalty, phatian ey sheet ers may receive sixty per Cent’ of their old bonds | fouthern’ amily, "838 Sitoo | Reqend ore GL GRINS ott Qa ber nese | the suneral, trom the reaidence oi his cousin, Mrs. | in new bonds. It remains to be seen, however, | Gora tear 5 ‘este: 4m red | Loan Broker, 531 Hud: : | around O'Neill, 81 tiie street, retary ” | Corn meal, Jerse: 415 2 | Monday, April 20, at half-past nine o'clock A. M.. | Soe eae ate now, Oe Mae: | Idora abet Brandy $00 0 475 | (CJOUMERGIAL WAREHOUSE COCASHT CAPITAL, | Qua 'trom tence 10 fe Church of St. Mary's, Stat adie ae neporten as covering 10,000 square | Lee eT ONE) | be Place; warehouses, Atlante Dock Brooklyn, , Of the Sea, Court street, wherea solemn requiem miles ol ie mass will be celebrated forthe eternal repose of his soul. Loudonderry (ireland) papers please copy. BREWSTER.—On Saturday, April 18, NELLIE M., only daughter of Richard W. and Mary EK. Brew- nd r all kinds of mer- len: Presldent. nt $1 O8ig, ungraded noring ar $3 881 seo e AIRD, Second Vice President. ster, aged 4 years and 5 months, the Legislature as mills fot state purposes, :3 mace £594 oh umber Michigan FELICIANO LATASA, Third Vico President Relatives and friends are invited to attend the mills for interest on the 6 per cent gold ponds 18- | Hushels of No. 2 Chicago, tor Joma uve je GH. Delamater, funeral, from the residence of her parents, 107 sued in 1873 and sinking fund, 1 mill for sciool Bushels ok ot ro auwauhee. hod sore re = Sith * Thomas Murphy. 1) a vigae, | South Oxiord street, Brooklyn, on Tuesday, April | purposes and 14 mills vo pay interest on tne cur- Df the undertaking in embryo, and proving how | the income of the road, when fully in operation, mutt yield a handsome dividend to the shadowy stockholders witer satisfying the interest on the Mortgage debt. By some such process as now sketched—the fillings in and results of which many an England and on the Continent can readily, no foubdt, supply itor themselves—many millions’ worth of bonds, secared over railways whose very Bame and locality in many instances are quite un- | known, have been spread broadcast over Europe under the temptation of high rates o1 interest, coupled, 80 far as the investors are led at the time to suppose, with udequate security. Subscribers, ‘im Jact, to bonds secured over such lines are simply ‘mvited to provide the money required to build $nem and to take all the risk of loss, while any possible profit will go to so-called shareholders who have risked really nothing, and to wom aiso, as standing in that capacity technically on the stock register of the company, the whole controi and management will belong. THE PEOPLE of America, however, are beginr!ng to show less |b ese. ‘ tack; 650. @ NDS TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, THE NOTADLE RVENTS OF THE WEEK White: “Barley met with a better deiiand, with ADE ND LOAN, AN BUMS 70 8 have ocourred in thé stock market, where, in con- FE: 12000 bushels at § xret $1 25, for, Danubian, $1 i Taste in sto | a te re pula etcetera sequence of the uncertainty a to the erfect | k; et auler, Ou but arm, ‘at $1 15 tor Stale, Jersey, TOR, box 1,241 Pest of w York. we } of the Senate bill in the event of its becoming a | STATE FUNDS ON HAND FOR FIRST MORT peo. the ma ety rag im, and uote = 0 law, ana the disappointment of those who seem to | 10) Ibn sharns este 7 Toe of kent readning ee aga 833; 2Y, Fates: $175 000 tor Second Mortizages; also well 1o- have held speculative securities in anticipation of | wbibeor Noo wnidatings 0 SS ois er, meatal ; “MM. PARPART, 9.6and 908 Third avenue. higher prices, there Was both ® depressea and | talk a ze feed, $30 a $31; ground teed, $32; cobb eal Sh | He tes & Foote, tions 1d Wall street, make dealings in Gov. wavered, ring Rh towent emovato of ar tte asf at rl her a be | oe i iol reci dates, owed bed scarce netiot Wanted. ous » gay on.sncapiees - disposition since the panic to take stock in the | securities of - the smatier and unproved lines, There is less floating capital and more uneasines: less desire to trade on the possibilities of the (u- ture, and more purpose to apply surplus money to the development of industrial enterprises; less of what may be denominated a purely speculative spirit, that assumes risks in wildcat ventares, and more of that dependence on solid undertakings that promise certain resuits, Panic, inflation and the depreciation of greenbacks have superinduced caution, and caution is leading well up to a healthy Sinancial conservatism in all business circies. THE WESTERN BATTLE. ‘The recent action of the Legisiature of Wiscon- sin in attempting to regulate the freights coming from or going to any other State, and dividing railroads into various classes, and discriminating in favor of one or the other, bids fair to cause the liveliest contention. [t is not the first time in the history of commerce that statute law has sought to ovérturn the natural law of trade, and it ts but natural that a State shou!d imitate the purpose of Congress, which body seems bent at the present moment inan endeavor to make waterrun up bill. The operating expenses of several of the Western roads that will be affected by this legisla- ton were reported last year as exceeding seventy percent of their gross earnings. The question naturally arises where the profit wilt come in under the proposed arrangement whereby in- terest 18 to be paid on their bonds and dividends are to be paid to the stockholders. The following siatement fairly describes the situation as it will exist after the 1st of May :— ‘the railroads in class A comprise all lines oper- ated by the Chicago and Northwestern and the Milwaukee and St. Paul compauies. Ine.rates es- tabilahed vary ‘or every twenty-fve miles up to | 260. On grain they are irom twenty to twenty- five per sae jower than present rates. On four the reduction ranges irom vhirteen to twenty-five per cent; op lumber {rom twenty-three to forty per cent; on live stock from eightecn to thirty per eent: on ’ agetouitural implements from thirty-one to forty-three per cent; on coal, brick, &¢., Irom thirty-six to forty-iour per cent, and on coal, per cartload, from eighteen to thirty-five per cent, ‘The bill jurther deciares that any railroad refus- Ing the rates prescribed shall not be entitlea to compensation, anu any parties tendering legalized Yates shail have power to replevin their goods. ‘The first result of the bill wili unquestionably be Utigation: but this is A PLANT OF SLOW GROWTH. The secona will be an open wariare on the part of the great lines running through Wisconsin to pre- vent, if it be possibie, an addition of thirty per Highest. Lowest, Ac. | ye Mi “ “AL BIOURS—S rite ‘of turpentine met with a better ‘operty without bonus. , CLEARY.—On Sunday, April 19, 1874, Mrs, ELLEN 128 isn | demand. nd anid Ge ark et arm ae abc Lely merchantable AR AE OAR EY, 102 Bion dey, ierrsee uleen ails astamapedt: ten family are re- } Bal iat. a inarket for rosin was a 4 je relatives a ++ 88% 853 | Sery aniet bat remains firm, We nove sales ot 20) bois, | BSS) 5 ESTATY FUNDS TO LOAN ON FIRST |. octrui luvited to attend the funeral, from 6. ard { glass Improved city Property im sums | SP ae Bes strained as. 94 of the Space meh. 4 Pee of \ | eon gh No dealings with brosers. late restdenee, 267 ‘Third avenue, on ‘tuesday, BRN ae | sunt yee gs holy of Washington igs Soke, aKLOW & LOCKWOOD, 5}; Pine street. | at one P. M. if Oe Cpe a Pj In.—OD Sate jay =morni . April 5 Norcawestern preferred. 1 663g | Sd 300 hols. do. at $2 GN Fitch sold id jobbiug lots ac TO LOAN—ON REAL ESTATE IN ERR 4 ‘ Rock Island... 101% ors, | *9RRy peices. 250. $250.000 thts ety, Broo’l nor on Farms in VERE, Only Caiky CERRO “E. Gnd "Kate | milwauk St. Paul 4235 SOE | natrROLteM. OR Change to-day the market for re. | Weil eater gounty, on benil and inorigace, Con kin. | Milwaukee und st: Paul preierred.. ol” php cu een grils tor May.” Salen 5 ie aN GONESY, 3 broadway, room ® | | The relativen on Maherat, from. eke wrosidence ef . ’ i iy pil koi e ne nm re) April, rth the Crude fault wan Pate $9 255. 000. FIVE YEAR TRUST FUNDS rou his parents, No 144 al Pua bac ol bod | t . 4 Late 60 bbls, were placed, deliverable in Dat Jersey City, tus (Monday) “afternoon, at two Union Pacific ie 8336 | weekly lots, Mi “ais cera ses were inac: Bondg and Mor! o'clock. 30° | tive, ‘and quoted atic. Nephiha remained dull and was | CALLENDEM & Fine street, | Long Island papers please copy. he en ca ieee att ram aento caer RRB OTT ‘ ar ‘ ed at 15 TO LOAN-—IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON | aged 63 years. | Pittsbu 83, | Advices fFom the Urock were oF ragunet ut af mareee, | $400, 000 New York and Brooklyn improved | “The relatives and friends of the family, also the | Panama. % 10426 | ““provisions.—Receip’ te-Pork, 1350 bbls. : beet noue; cut ai Estate; no bonusteqnired. | members 0! the Pasque Island Association and the | Bel Lag eee e ae peeete ne meats, Packs, Lard, 497 bbls. and tierces, ‘and | _¢ WILLIN, Montauk Insurance Co., 168Broadway. | embers of Albion Lodge, No. 26, 1. and A. M., ct abide 1 | i eage, abe fo ine rook ening, nore 772 Ohik et WANTED UPON winsr oLasx aTe Tespectrully, invited to, attend ihe tuner cent to their present losses and the practical de- , struction of valuable State action, Hence it is the determination, we are informed, of the Chicago and Northwestern and the Milwaukee and st. Paul companies to dis+ regard the law, and, if necessary, to close ticket and freight offices in every locality where an at- tempt 18 made to enorce its provisions, This will naturally prodace an issue between the peo- ple, the railroads and the Legislature, and the svil may eventually be followed by @ lealthy re- scion, THE MONKY MARKET. ‘The average course of the call loan market dur- the week was not materially changed. Ordi- tary quotations were from 4 to 6 per cent, but woans were by no means exceptional on tne basis of Sper cont. Mercantile paper moved easily at 544 #6 per cent for prime names, but the supply of drat class was limited, Cable advices from Lon- Sop report the bank rate as still at 3% per cent, property by this curious | was also decided! as do a 58. Lol pufchases to’ the VL iLAN TOBIN. superin onde at ety, © ra | 21, attour P.M. Remains will be taken to New- | burg for interment. rency bonds issued in 1871, The entire State tax meet beers hers 9c. 8 We. jor old Western a eo a BRovau.—Suddenly, on Saturday evening, April wiil not execed $+ 280n $100 of property. The | dry new. ¥ acs toa ener OUNTIES, CITIES AND STATES DESIRING 70 49 figren J. youngest daagnter of Willian and total appropriations for the present year are only $106,000, about $59,000 Jess than last year. the deciine ranged from 1% to 6% per | 1 Aman B MONE 70 LOAN ON GOOD NEW | of upfavorable repurts from Washington concern- the ea auced, aa seked, which shippers evinced litde sicarss NYE Me Bex change place. ! of Edward Burebam, in Ged vid ar of her age. ing the government subsidy granted to that line. | Timauze wore generally held ior ts The eayagomeuts ON SECOND MORTGAGE ON | gpecuuully invived to atieud the fueralcarom cunt. | ‘The stock went off irom 47% to 42, but subsequently | were:—ro 4.000 bbls. dour at ax Wis binoadt preneets inary: ork worth sx umes | ehureh, Hediord avenue, rookiym, BD. on tues 14 and at the close sold at 43%. In | {pa ®nnPY sek cls of grain at 4a. Der by |e value, | None, but, principals need apply. For tur Gayatternoon, at two o'clock. \ recovered to 4434 and ai e 4 tbs. Phe ‘ain | FRANK dace. ), 585 Sixth jay afternoon. steam, quot rope _ | ther reformation inquire of FitAl sani ANNON.—OM Saturday, April 18, Trmorny CAN- sympathy with ao improvement in Londons Erle | 2k pete "hence to ts ath <4 java - | NON, aged 28 years, u native of Eyrecourt, county advanced from 45% to 3834, but closed at 37%. | quarters grain at 8% an linhen park, henge tora Con- | 77-8 AND 10 PER CENT Galway, Ireland. ‘The forthcoming statement of the President of the | ental port, $80 quarters of do. ut 7s, a Hae A q. City and County Bonds, His juneral will take place on Monday, April 20, an Itaujan bark, hence to Penarth Rouds "for or orders, 2, road Bonds, at two o'clock, {rom the residence of his broth company, 16 lookey [OF with Sruct tnveress Ca o>. | quartérs ee Bark’ sidrnad sag seaeinea ot want | City Railroad Stocks | injaw, John Fitzpatrick, No. 11 East seventh count of its probable effect upon this and the tor- | Pespectively, hence to bristol Channelest in; an Amer, | ees RIGS lowe mercer rater Woreaie by oP | street : sien market. Suacoriaepal:ttaametionsof the | abi Tyethce ou ST Se ee ih Lente | Pee et ACs: | uae he eee meek, besides those above quoted, were in West- | delphia to the German Baitic, 2,50 bbls. of refined do. at securities rime Byears Be Weve EHORAS CARIN Bsr anne ern Union, Lake Shore, New York Central, Umon | $8 British ship, trom Phila delphi fo auswerp. 4 —— Pacific, Wabash, ©., C. and I. C., Northwest com- mon and Rock Island. All of these stocks were subjected to such rapid fluctuations that tie best judgment was at fault and the ntmost feverishness was superinduced. The extreme RANGE OF PRICES DURING THE WEEK will be seen in the following table:— PRICES ON SATURDAY, 1 °c 7 pI payable semi-annnally, Capitalists with money tol 0: April 21, at one o’clock P. M. The following was whe course Of tne mar) fortune, eS? Wu a tf an Basen was ihactive sod 4h am ranging trom $1000 upwards, will address Cuowkx.—On Sunday, April 19, of diphtheria, | ket yesterday:—New York Central advanced | held noininally am Previously quoted fi jures.__Drenwed New York Post office | Eppre, infant son o} " ‘ | hogs were in moderate request and steady, at 7%e. a : 2 trom 97% tO 98% and closed AF 08%. Erle | foreity.. Beel—the market was quiet, Dut stendy: lots | BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES cepMnaraltpervioes on, Monday At eight o’clock P. sold at 371 @ 38 @ 873 | 87%. Lake Shore | in a ‘Jobbing way we fo. the saount | : - J i ie = } or 150 rt the — range Vk OR } SEROIAL PARTNER WANTED_witn MM. at the residence of his parents. fhe remains advanced to 75% and closed at 75%. bbls, Siu bua Ao sn to0 carry on the sugar refining . Will be taken to Nyack on ‘Tuesday, by the 8 Wabash opened at 4434, advanced to 453, and closed at 44%. The higkest of Northwestern com- 51x, tor Southern = mon was 51%, the lowest 503, the close 514. The | (i ioatem tug mat there: | “Q LADY WISHES TO SELL iIkR INTEREST IN A Preferred stock sold at 6744 @ 67% a 674. Pitts. | cent improvement. | The, nelu notel 40 mingces rom City Hall, or would take a burg advauced trom 88 to 8%, closing at spi. | shglders at Bixc, a 8c. 780 eked do. ae Tee “i cash. Address HOTEL, box Kock Island ranged from 0934 to 93%, ending at | i genilgg ey ‘fag aa ad | RARE OPPORTUNITY.—A PARTY HAVING A | dence, 04 Vike street, this day (Monday), the 2ovh 9914. St, Paul common opened at 41 and closed at | tlerces tar April ‘aes fair, 000 donne 34 sider | Nas few thousand datiary eal purchase a silver Mine ot | Int ‘At hall-past nite o'clock A. M., to St. James’ r ’ and 1°00 do, for June at l%c. Butter and cheese | & Part thereot if applied tor “quick” at hard rice; | church, James street, where a solemn requiem 417%; The preferred stock gained 56 Der obnt. “Ohio.| 44 MNase tee dhauecd iN eet: | Mae Feturme ceriain, Address MENGE, box 1H Herald | mags will be offered ub tor the repose of her, son, and Mississippi sold at 20% a 2914 a 290%. Delaware, ae ey a eri uae we Rarkes rey Mog office, —_. | and ence, at hali-p Lackawanna and Western was steady at 106, ; Wet. We have only to note sales o ida on Porto TO $10) CAN BE INVESTED MORE SAFELY | Var Gemstary for inte} A t Odo. of Cuba at7gc., and 150 boxes of ‘ a oe Union Pacific sold at 35 a 34% a 34%; C., O. and 1. At ayea gees og) fined Hae so quiet, and | A. i stocks than in any rine sat the present time; | Of the family are respectfully invited to attend. C, at 31 @ 3134 @ 8034 @ 305; Western Union at 743, a 754 a 7434 @ 744, Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph at 15%. Pacific Mafl ranged from 44% to 48%, (a: od in @ well established’ cash business + closing at 433. Panama declined irom 107% to men, goes to 13, Sic. a'B%e.; molasses, Lhds, and paying S88 pars oe __ Cali at ner. room residence of her praenie 4“ Opa er. 1043s, closing at 105%. Poxes Ge a Tac; mélddo, 46,0 oc, Clnyeu—Hoxes, $500, TO TAKE TR RhermaD potty street: New’ York, gt 12M. Car- | jini Duieli standard, Nos. 7 to , ge. a ingot do. 10 to 12, | ation Business; cite, sti pay iN foot of Liberty street, New York, else Tige. @ 8c. 5 dow, 18. to aes BBC {6 t0 18,9. @ | the commission business, Tages will be in waiting on arrival of train at COMMERCIAL REPORT, Woes. do Ait a @ 0c rio, PRED. W. SYKES, No. 5 Dey street, Cotton Firm—Flour Steady—Wheat, Corn | rv new yellow, and 8430. steady, Ce ag ‘The ushets, at Wc. @ O3e, and sail a He pombe Cac ; charter but busin< bbls. of retined do. at 6s., free ican bark, 450 tons, hence to Cadiz, and staves on private | and rags at a lump sum of $6,500, gold. Mouas: i 125 bbis. the range below ‘quoted. centrifugal and mixed, 20c. a me yo inuscovado pg eo e, a : Port Oy We. New. ‘Orieans, Gc. a tierces, and 1,251 again frier and the follows Standard 10 1-16. ; fini 7 Prime to shgtces il Tse common & Mann pha] tair to cl id H fifo sto ve tol inn i 1 carso terms; a’ British bark, 750 tons, from Leghorn to New York or Boston, cargo of marble 10. for Western wna, Sats “ope . ry? xtra d fhains ware algo quiet but quoted Steady ut 818 8 $25 for Western. Mabacso ‘the market to-day was quiet, with trans- actions confined to Eas) lots of domestic, tooting up Now Orleans, at prices within ‘We quote :—New crop—Cuba, 10. ¢ paved Se. a 36c.} roeery, Tet agg pret 1% SOc. a kegs, For mess pork the market was meh fair at the ‘improvement. 2 Cut Meats—The Ms at ile. aod | 50 boxes ‘of clear Lard: tr 1 ot nds a powdered and crushed, onto to com rie, Oho. a 15483 He. “Braml—Durch Sava—Dutch standard, fsottia-—superior and extrs | loans can make exceedinuly tavorahle sing FINANCIER, box 3,919 New Mary A. Brough, aged 2 years aud 4 months, The relatives and friends are respecttully 1m- vited to uttend the taneral, trom the residence of her parents, No. 112 Madison street, Brooilyn, on ‘huesdéay, April 21, at two o'clock. rrangements by York Post torce o'clock P. M, | . Brvsa.—In Southeast, Putnam county, on Satur- day, April 1S, 1874, POLLY BRUSH, relict 01 the late John P. Brush, aged 75 years,’8 months and 18 | di Be Funeral irom al late pesigence: Brewster's, on | $100. 00 $125.000 % | $200.00 ' $400.00! artner with $5,000 84 Herald U ‘Branch oft P LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT. on New York city and Brooklyn rty ; 10. Bon oe 7 mee ar i M, OAKLEY, 182 Broadway, TO LOAN ON sToRE or brown stone Housas. RICHARD V. HARNETT, nm Broadw: TO LOAN ON BOND AND “MORT- fe on New York city and Brooklyn bond and mortgage Securities, tor 5 | Years’ time, with imierest at 10 per vent cnet) per annum, | Sastneae’ retinosy well dgosted? near ‘Now York Up amin improved machinery’ aud ready for working. | ‘Altdrean box 1,428 Post office, New York. | + Foom |, basement. attend the funeral, from St. Paul’a Methodist Epis- o'clock P. Ma without further notice. Train leaves Joot of Liberty strect: at 12°40, OuURvH.—On Saturday, April 18, 1874, JEREMIAH CuHncH, in the Slst year oi his age. The funeral will take place from his late resi- dence, Jersey City Heights, corner Summit avenue and Prospect street, to Paterson for interment, on Monday, April 20, at nali-pass twelve o'clock. PROPERTY and West Klev vied A. M. train Northern Ratiroad of New Jersey. nes JOHANAN, relict of Patrick Daly, in the 7 her age, formerly of mishannon, county Cork, Ireland. ‘The remains will be conveyed from her late resi- La ig UMBRIDGE &* sem sully explained by calling ‘or sending for out ‘CO., Bankers 3) Wal! Katox.—On Satard April 18, Louisa F. widow of Harry L. Eaton and i of the late John Parton, ksq., 0! Brooklyn. Y cure an tntere: A into @ Manulact <TERP RISING MAN WITH $1 00 CAN SE. “A PARTY WITH $1, oon TO ri 5) CAPITAL CAN BOY faring H usiness. folly invited 10 attend the faneral services at the ‘K8.—At Hoboken, N. J., on Saturday, April 18, JOHN HAVES, aged 54 years and seven months. ‘the relatives and friends of the family, also Pen- For iurther parti- culars cali on J. R, DU 1 No. § Duane street. id Hoboken —_ lor, 0c. a7 ¥e.! pl rer B _.. | talpha Chapter, No. 11, Fan * pg hy bc Me Ae as ld gy cel | TAMde trom moderate Jobbing transactions tne |, PaRTNER 3 WANTED wir $100 CASH, In | Lodge, No. #5, Foand A, Lodge, No. 136, Steady—Groceries Steady—Pectroleum marl et ee “quiet, Hye CAA AC eet foot Sei A ten, coffee at grocery business; achance sei. | F. and A. M., cee Xo. S ae el i juttibwed .Stecee | Herces of Carolina. at frou Zac, c. pe accord: | dom onuieds eee dane fee Y Hit, 21S boken, and Benevolent Lodge, No. 28, F, and A. ae Virm—Whiskey ino quality, and 190 bags Of Rangoid av “ize: a 7c. | Cov oad avenue, eofmer thisieenih simeek re Mo or'New York, are respectively invited to Attend SATURDAY, April 18-6 P. M. Sreantien. ~The market was Inactive, but firm; quoted | A MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, PAVING OVE | hid funeral on Monday, Spry en ae ee we Although the markets were characterized by considerable irregularity during last week, yet there was a freer movement in merchandise gener- ally, with a considerable degree of activity in cer- | tain commodities, There was a fairly active move- ment for vreadstuffs and the saies for the foreign markets were considerable and at steadily advanc- atl Waltee was about stead, bbls, at 7%c., and 60,000 1bs. at Waiskay.-Rece:pts, (88 b 4,619 bbls. The market, wa: a Sc, | DOMESTIO 10 MARKETS, feady at the openin closed easier at 9/igc, The sales were 280 bbls. at iy ang sold, to Pad extent of 100 | ij Wdace Garston, April 18 1874. at 72 Parl RARE CHAN gelling roou It y capital, in a over ‘SAD per mon’ 40 per cent. profit, must be sold ; will sell a ce jl applied for at ouce ; capital required, $80. Apuiy rk place, busement. A ydegieian ateego sOPPORTUNTTY.. “HAVING TWO able YE Shawls, two ( ARTY WITH $300 usiness, now paying Satisiactory reasons ‘Abply to J. & BR. RUSSELL, 1,195 . M,, from the Methodist Episcopal ehureh, Wash- ii oi street, between Seventh and Fighth strects, | Hoboken. ‘The remains will be taken to Water= bury, Conn., for interment. PENTRLPHA CHAPTER, No. 14, RO A, members of Pentelpha Chapter, No 11, Royal Arca Masons, are hereby summoned to attend a special convocation at their rooms, Orane’s Building, asa road VALU. ond cluster and | day) afternoon, April 20, ‘at, halt-past one o'clock, ity | vited to attend the fnera INTEREST IN A Call between 0 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,-I WILL SELL | _ BrowN.—On Saturday, April 18, W1.1.18 S., son of John R. Brown, aged 3 years, 10 months and 14 days. Paner ral irom the residence of bie father, No. 105 Hicks strect. Brooklyn, on Monday, ‘April 20, at bis Als tives and iriends are respectfully invited to | copal church, on Monday, April 20, at hali-past one | or | i, | at half-past one otcloc from the Memoriai chureb, corner Waverley piace | ith street, on Tuesday next, DALY.—On Saturday, April 18, of a lingering ill- | , Which she bore with Tre Christian lortitude, “th year of + avenue, this ( oungest daughter | Relatives and friends of the fainily are respect- | M.—The | and 82 Washington street, Hoboken, on this (: fon- 5 fl ‘SON.—In Brookiyn, ¢ on Saturday, april | 18, Epwry VALENTINE, only chi ewe Hendrickson,” “Mt oF Eupualt “a | _ The relatives and friends of the family are in- his parents, No. 92 Amit; — the residence of street, on Tue: two o’clock P. M. 9? hora ye | _ JamEsoN.—At Jersey City, J., West Fnd, on son of John and | Saturday, April 18, Samvgr Martha Jameson, aged 17 years, 7 montns and 4 aa; ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- | spect invited to attend bis funeral, to-morrow say) Avenged at two o'clock, trom his late | festdence Cherry lane, late Hudson City, Kewiy.— On Saturday, April 18, ‘Tomas Kenty, 1m the 59th year of his age. The friends of the family, and those of nis | brother Jonn, are respectfully invited to attend | the funeral, from bis late residence, 245 Kast Any one streét, on Monday, April 20, at two | o'clock P. M. | Ktrancen—-On Sunday, April 19. THnoDo | second son of Henry and Lina Kitzinger, aged years and 5 months, | _ Funeral to take place from parents’ residence, 106 East Piity-eizhth street, on Tuesday morning, at nine o'clock, | Lacy.—On Saturday, April 18, JAMES Lacy, aged 55 years. The relatives and riends of the family are re- spectinlly invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 368 West Thirty-first street, om ‘Tuesday morning, April 21, thence to St. Pauls | church, Fitty-ninth street’ and Ninth avenue, where & requiem mass will be offered tor the re- pose of his soul, at ten o'clock. Lavine.—Suddenly, on turday, April 18, CATITERINE A, cow of Edward Levine, im the Gith year of her ag Relatives and it friends of the family are respect fully mvited to attend the tuneral, from her late residence, 652 Warren street, Brooklyn, on Mon- day, April 20, at two P.M. Lover.—On Satara Aprit 18, 1874, 1DA OLIVER, eldest daughter of Sarai E. and Benjamin Loder, in the Lorn year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family, also those of her groadparents, Isaac J. Oliver and Lewis B, Loder, are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, the 20th insi., at one o’ciock, from the residence of Isaac J. Oliver, No, | 160 East Seventy-tirst street. | _ Lo#s.—On Saturda: fe 18, SIDNEY W., son of Marcus and Fanny Loeb, d 1 year and § months, ‘The relatives and friend 8 of the family are re- spectfully invited te attend the funeral, to-day (Monday), the 20th Inst., at one o’clock, from the | residence of his parents, No. 164 Kast sixty-fifth | Street, MaHLstrTr.—At New Rochelle, N. Y., on Satur. day, April 18, Ma@RETNAS, wife of Albert Manistett, aged 45 years, 7 months and 9 days. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the German Lutheran church, on Tuesday, April 21, at two o’clock P.M. Carriages will be in’ waiting ‘at the depot on ar- rivai of the twelve o’clock M. train from Forty- second Street. MyLes,—In New York, on Saturday, Apri) 18 sud- denly, of heart disease, Mr. ABIAL Mites, in the | 77th year of his age. | ‘The funeral will take place at his late resnience, No. 33 East Twenity-ninth street, on Tuesday after- noon, at one o'clock. MILLER.—Suddenly, at Mariner’s Harbor, S. I., on Saturday, April 18, 1874, Oxvinta B. MILLER, H Nan neo gag and 13 days, son of BE. J. iller and the late A. B. Miller, Funeral from the residence of his grandfather, . D. Wood, to-day (Monday), April 20, at half past one P. M., and at Summerfield Methodist E:pis- | copal churcn at two P. M. (CKENNEY.—On SRSaray, April 18, A. J. Mo- KENNEY, aged 27 years. ‘The iriends of the family and the employéa of the Metropolitan Gas Company are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 243 Fast Fifty-fittn street, on Monday, April 20, at two | O'clock, P, M. MoNALLY.—At his residence, 92 Hudson avenue, | Brooklyn, Henny MCNauLy, @ native of county | Derry, Ireland, Funeral on Monday, at half past two o'clock. NEWwcOMB On Sunday, April 7, suddenly, RICHARD NEWCOMBE. Funeral on Tuesday, be 21, at two o'clock, Blatr, 263 Ninth ave- | from the residence of Mr. nue. ‘The members of Pavomia Yacht Club are re- | quested to attend the juneral of our worthy and | esteemed member, Richard Newcomb, on Tuesday, | 21st inst., at halt; past one o'clock. from Ninth | avenue. Noonan.—On Sunday morning, April 19, TmoTHy, son of Bartholomew Noonan, The relatives and friends of the family are re- | spectinily invited to attend the funeral, irom the | residence o1 his parents, 1,594 Third avenue, this day (Monday), at hall-past one o'clock. | Nowrmuipar.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday even- | ing, April 18, Narttanien T. NORTHRIDGE, aged 42 years, The rejatives and {riends of the family, also the members of Nastau Lodge, No. 536, F. and A. Mey Brookiy! Royal Arca Chapter, No, 145, 3 aldo No, 40, A. P. A., are invited to attend his funieral, on ‘Tuesday, st inst., at two o'clock P. M., from Carroll vark Methodist Episcopal church, OBERTEUFFER.—\u Sunday, April 19, 1 M GERIRUDE, Wile 01 Reece M. Oberteutfe: Funeral services at her late residence, N | west Thirty-third street, on Tuesday, April one o’clock OLVaNY.—On Sunday, April 19, JOHN F. OLVANY, son ati and the late Ellen Olvany, in the 26th | year of his | “The relatives and iriends of the family are re- ) Spectfully invited attend the iuneral, from his | late residence, Montgomery street, oe Tues- | day, April 21, at two o’cioc! |. precisely. | OSBORN.—At Cutchogue, Long. Island, on Fri- oe. April 1%, Epwanp M. OssorN, formerly of this cit; Hinerat services at hin tate residence on Tues ef Aaa 21, at two o'cloc! BRIEN.—On Saturday, April 18, MARGARET, wiaow of Patrick O’Brien, in the 55th year of her age. ‘The remains will be conveyed from her late resi- ' aence, No, 88 Prospect street, Brooklyn, on Wednes- day, April 22, at nine o'clock A. M., to the Unureb of the Assumption, corner York and Jay streets; thence to Flatbush for interment. Relatives an friends of the famfiy are respectiully invited to at- tena. ‘O'DONNELL. —On Sunday, le 19, THOMAS O'DON- NELL, native of the town of sligo, Ireland. Funeral will take place from the residence of his sister-in-law, Varick street, on Tuesday, April 21, at one o'clock P.M. The relatives and triends of the famlly are respectfully invited to attend, PaLMER.—On Sunday, April 19, 1874, WILLIAM PALMER, In the 8th year of his age. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, at the residence of A. B. Rogers, 180 Eigh- teenth street, Brooklyn, on Tuesday, April 21, at three o'clock P. PeRnET.—On Sunday, April 19, suddenty, rere er eiees Louis, youngest ciilu of Alvord and Charles Perre! 1, aged 2 year: Relatives and iricuds are respectiully invited to attend the juneral, trom tue restdence of nie parents, 314 Warren street, Brooklyn, on Tuesday, April 21, at half-past two o'clock P.M. PINKNEY.—On saturday, April 18, AGNES P. AR- THUR, Wife of rede H. Pinkney. Relatives and trie attend the junerai, figuration, No. 1 Tnesday, at two o’cloc are respectiuiiy invited wo ¢ the Church of the Trans st ‘Twenty-niuth street, op . M, ( RaNDAL.—On § Lye Aprii 19, 1874, after a short Rw DAL, son Of the inte Thomas ) ihness, GEOR: id ‘andal, aged 8 montns and 15 Charlotte E "eiatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the juncra!, from the residence of his mother, 114 Norfoik street, on Tuesday arternoon, RANNEY.—Suddeniy, 1D Philadelphia, on Thurs- day, April i6, AvoLrivs RANNRY, lormerly of Oneida county, N. Y., im the 47th year of nts age, Relatives and iriends are invited to attend nis Edmund F, and Emma | foneral, from tie residence of hia mother-tn-law, Mrs, Harriet K. Reynvias, No. 479 West Twenty- second strect, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Without iurttier invitation, READINNY.—On Saturday evening, April 18, Mra, , Avd. READINNY, aged 32 years. The friends of the EA e invited to attend the funeral. from her late residence, 290 Third Monday) afternoon, at one «clock. ROBERTSON,—O0 Sunday, April 19, 1874, Eniwa S.. widow of Henry P. Robertson, aged 75 years, 8 months and 3 days, Retatives and triends of the family, and of her sons, Henry I.., Chartes H. aud Tiinothy Y, Robert- son, a tee to attend the funeral, on Wednes- day, tl »y Ab twWO o'clock, om her late Soneues, Ts? ast Seventy-frat sire The re- ches Will be taken to Trinity Cemetery ior imter- ment, Simpson.—In this city, on Tharsday, April 16, ite, pena HIsLOv SIMPSON, {a the 73th year of “The Tuners! with taxe place from her late resi- dence, No. 167 Wes! Fourth street, on Monday after. noon, April 29, at two o'clock. Scotch papers please copy, Van Vooruis.—At Elizabeth, J., on Saturday, April 18, Sorisa K., whie of Stilhigun Van Voorms, in the oth year o! he ume. Relatives and iriencs are respectfuil; attend the funeral services, on Tuesday, the zist inst., at her lace residence, 307 Elizabeth avenue, ab Walf-past two o'clock. WEEKES.—On Sunday, Apri! 19, 1874, after a short at the residence of her brother-in-law, Rovert Kenneday, 903 West Twentieth strect.jNow York, MaRta BRUSH, Widow of Samuel Weokes. | Services at Sus’ West Twentieth street, om Wednesday, Aprij 22, at twelve o'clock M. The re- mains will be takea to Yonkers, N, Y., (or iber- ment, | Long Island papers please copy. WHITK—suddenty, ANNiE Wuits, oldest daughter of Jonn and Aunic’ White, aged 2 years aud 8 months, The relatives and friends of the family are re- pig Invited to attend the funeral, on Mon- April 20, at two P. M. om the residence of iw parents, 91 [oratio street. Interment ta Greenwood Cemecer: i WoonSuddealy, On Sunda, morn tg, April 19, invited to Ella and the late Wil- - Cotton firm, good demand: good ordinar. 16440. 5 mide | aolienire ings 1a pie for $150, would take w few dol- | tor the purpose of atte: tag, the funeral of their a eee ee ee ee rare eg eUveES | dita ior Ret fooalutn bales, Penne sesso baen tk. |, face ton tickets DEVighs Herald 0 late companion, Jonn By order of and to arrive next month. The more activedemand | sales, WW. Stock, 49, nate - CHARLES. F. Bi EN, High Priest, for breadstuffs 1s traceable directly to the buoy. ew Onteans. April 18, 1874 FUxPeRIENCRD w. MAN, WITH SMALL CAPITAL, oa Jonn T. SEYMOUR, Secreta secure control of new Hotel, com Cotton steady, offerings Night; middlings, | 17346. ; ad ancy of the foreiyn markets and the advance | middling, rm ood ordiRary,, 19%4c. ordineey. 3) furnished and te OF guests; Lest location In the city. f cereals abroad. In dry goods trade | Net reeeip “id “Sales, grows, 8A xports- fo Great Cail on J. Wallsireet of cel 4 ain, foe to Frances coe Wise, 131, Sales —— “rar pg was still slow and unsatisfactory, while the | sal ist ovening, 0. Bloc! OR SALE—TWO FIRST CLASS PATENTS, IMPOR. tant staple article, in universal use; price $5,000 hardware business was much smaller than during meats id I ses el i 1 holders asking, 1 Se, Cast and $6.00) from future, profita: only, small capita tne week and DNoes COFFERS. As the close of the ss een. bales vote ‘Coustwise % h cond mn both cases; being joint pate ts, Selene, of firm rts week showed a marked advance, as compared with this quires sale, Address 8, & OO., box 21 Herald office, Sayanwan, April re 1874, Cotton very firm; middling. 16 Net receipts, 1,150 gross. 1,151, sock ta" rance, 1,000; coast wise, 27%, sales, 637. day Inst week. Oats wore also in good request during the week and prices were higher. Provisions were irr gular, Pork and lard were dull and drooping until the URNITURE MEN, SPECULATORS AND OTHRRS D Part or a whole interest cun now he had fora sinali Gonsideration in sehaltze's new parent Yonverribie Crib Cradle, te only thingonts Je business for tome one, ply GEO, of WEED, $89 Broad Wty, Bice 35, April 1h Cotion strong and nominal} Paarrrtites Pie vlose of the week, when a speculative demand set in, 24N | pletely and elegantiy | | JENNUB Woop, daughter of liam H. Wood, aged 3 years, 4 months and 14 days. ‘The remains wii] be taken from the residence of her mother, 86 Cannon street, on Tnesday, FIELpInd.—On Friday oventhg, April 17, Roperr | PERLDING, in the 84th year of his age. | Relatives and frienas are invited to attend the | funeral, trom his son's residence, 317 East Forty- | April 21, at bali-past ten A. M., theace to meet the first street, on Monday, 4 Tal 20, at one ovo jar M. train, ai Forty-second street depot, to ) GooDARART.—On jay evening, April 18, | Darien, Cqun. Kelatives and friends are mvited WILbia GQUDABART, ey this olty, im uh to attend. 6 501 of lis age. haemo | WoLTeRs.—On Saturday, Aptii 18, only daughter | Relatives and friends, also the members of Hope | of Henry and Lizzie Wolters, aged 1 year, W Lodge, No. 244, F. and A. M., are ospectmut in- | months and 6 days. vited to attend the funeral, from St. Ann's ia | Friends of the family are Tespeorfuliy invited ta copal church, Bighteent.: street, between Filth | attend the funeral, irom her parents’ resiience, 81 and Sixth avenues, on Tuesday afternoon 2ist Suffolk street, on Mon‘lay aiteraoon, April 2u, at inst, wl two o'clock, | two o'clock.