The New York Herald Newspaper, July 3, 1874, Page 9

— the British authorith might find him. NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1874.-WITH SUPPLEMENT. INDEPENDENCE DAY. | FINANGIML AND COMMERCIAL, CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. “Charles Carroll, of Carroliton,’’ to point ee jams said that the time would come wien the signing Exchange. Of {his declaration would be celebrated oy bontires and chareh vells and cannon, but we ma: that there was only the minimum of these arti- cles in '77, and, indeed, on the Fourth of the year following, and of the next, and soon, all alon through the time when even tae pin ieatuers oI the great American eagie were only jnst coming through, But at last Cornwallis laid down his sword and ube Fourth began to get lively. We were at last a nation—a young, green, gos Ung like, but buoyant and hopeiul nation. We had done great things. We had tired out John Bull what with the aid of France, what with the tact *bat John was so far from his base of supplies and swith the fact taat be had “so many trons in the ure’’ of the European forge. We were like a boy with his first pair of trowsers, About this time ‘was born the spread-eagie oration, a thing in which the vrator was not only expected to bump bis head against the stars, but actually did it. Then came the Chinese cracker, likewise the Wrocket aud the torpedo, We celebrated the Fourth in pretty much this badet up to the time of the agony of the great re- vellion, When some of the Southerners claimed shat the Jeffersonian document, “Waen in the course of human events tt becomes iecessary for one people to dissolve the political vands waich have connected them with anotner,” &¢., bad & special meaning for them. ‘Iuey read between the dines, or thought tuey did; they eveu claimed to have heir Own particular Wastington wud Jefterson and Ous. Need even the boys be toid of the stern, serious way in which we celebrated tie Fourth during the years of the rebellion: ‘The whole day ‘Was cllanged. It Came to have a meaning at last quite too deep for full expression in the Chinese cracker or in the crash oi the new brass band or ‘dm the toam-washed periods oj spread eagle ora- tory. The rebellion wad crammed into our skall & larger, more cosmopolitan idea of our Iudepen- dence Day and of the possible independence days coming to the nations, We had grown more serious and more sensible. The cracker ts still here, but itis in the hands of the smaller bo: e -orator {8 still here, but he has growu less sopho- Morical, less inclined to ride bis gotmic Kosinante full tilt up to the tiptop of iarnussus. kven halting atthe base he realizes tiat our Indepen- dence Vay 14 not alone for us; that we are only belping to work out the problem oi the nations, the great probiem oi liberty and sec-government, whose best oxpression was given tuls day nearly & wentury ago, FUNB&AL OF HENRY GRINNELL, The Menaging Committee of tne American Geo- igtaphicai Society heid a special meeting yesterday, sand adopted the toliowing resolutio Resolvea, That the council of this ¢o funcral of the inte Beary Urnell, morning at half past ten o'cloc mark of respect to iis first elected President, the patron of Arctic exploration and geograpiica! saence, and wao by his mun‘ficence and foresight did n pathway to tae North Pole than any wun ety attend the ey WO-MOTrOW: (isinity chureh, as @ of Lis time. About éleven o'clock yesterday momning a young girl named Annie Mack, of No. 27 West Twenty- fourth street, was walking toward Sixth avenue, She had a leather pocketbook im her hand contain- ing $2, Just as she was about to‘turn the corner a man named John Gallagher came up and at- tempted to wrench the pocketvook trom her hand, Abe held jast to her property aad cried tor help, whereupon the ruflan deuberately knocked the young girl down on the pavement. A crowd gath- ering around, Gallagher startea to run away but ‘was captured by Officer Robinsou, of tae Broadway squaa, He was taken beiore Judze Murray, at Jefferson Market, and heid in $2,000 ball to an- awer. WAKE OF A NEGRO'S WHITE WIFE, Long before the Civil Rights bill passed Henry Harrison, a colored individual, had mar- etied & white girl named Carroli, wiih whom he lived very huppily until Saturday last, wuen his white spouse died. On the dayof her death he called in Nancy Wier and Kitty a to prepare She house Jor a wake and lay tne corpse. Nancy and Kitty came to tue house—No. 7 Tho mp- son street—on Saturday night, aud worked until Monday morniug without eve: getting anything to eat. Kitty consulted with Nancy is to how food was to be obtained, and it Was decigea to pawn one of the pillows, A plilow was taken to the pawnbroker and food purchased with tie pro- ceeds, Harrison was handed tne teket, and ‘when the affair was explained to nim he became very Indienant and had the women arrested, At che Courtot Special Sessions yesterday Kitty and Nancy Were discharged. OITY HALL GOSSIP, itis arefreshing sight to see with what affec- tionate* adulations politicians {awn upon the Mayor when itis known that he has an appoint. ment at his disposal. If every one desirous of be- «coming a Police Commissioner who has called at the Oity Hall for the past three days were a patriot and willing to serve in the field, the Mayor might have raised a brigade more numerous than the Irish legion, Among the namerous “statesmen” who honored the Mayor with their presenve yesterday was the great “reformer,” John Foiey. Having tailed to Hecome Chamberlain of the city, he bad his eye -apon becoming Treasurer of the Police Board. ‘Alderman Joun J. Morris has uot been a steady visitor at the City Hallgince the last meeting of the Common Council. This jolly City Fatner is eminently satisied with the working of the Dog jaw, and devotes his attention to the eniorcement 01 this ordinance, The Park iountain, jocularly calied the ‘Way Side Crows,’ made another atrempt at spouting last evening, but fizzied outin merely dripping & ttle. Towards dark there was not water enough in the basin to reflect the beams trom the beautitul rainbow in the sky, The background for the Fourth of July jubilee, upon Which the pyrotechnics are to be displayed to-morrow evening, has been pat in position. It is hoped that no speculative billposter wil plaster tne irame with any show cards beiore the fire- works are exploded, Keeper Sutton, in anticipation of the ninety- eighth anniversary of American independence, has made Ampie preparation jora gala duy and even- tng. He has the lanyards of the flagstat’s greased eo as toshoot the Stars and Stripes to the masthead at “peep 0’ day.” All the employés of the city government hail to- morrow with jolly joy, because tuey Wiil enjoy a respite trom labor for two entire duys. Every de- partment closes this evening to remain so until Monday morning. OFF WITH EIGHTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS. & Real Estate Broker Decamps and De- frauds His Creditors. Real estate circles will be much astonished to ear that Nathaniel H. Esier, of No. 504 Third ave- nue, areal €.tate broker and collector of house reots, has “mysteriously? disappeared, taking with him close on to $18,000 of bis clients’ money. Be is of respectable family, and married in White Plains some thirteen years ugo and is now about thirty-four years ol age. In October, 1871, he purchased for $5,000 cash the eal estate and collecting business from Mr. | Samuel Cardwell, of Ni snown and prominent gentleman, Mr. Cardwell states t the business was worth $6,000 per annum when he sold it. Ksier was at- zenuve to it and soon was doing more business tnan his predecessor. He residea at No. 118 East Thirty-frst street, with bis family, aud was always considered &@ prosperous and hardworking man. He was not addicted to gambling, drinking, fast horses or any vice that would be likely to deplete is purse, and what he did with the large amount -of money missing 18 @ mystery, 11 he did not ac- tually carry it away with him to Canada, where he 4s now suppo: ‘d tobe. His creditors were fairly astounder hen they heard of his fight. The chief victims are bis uncle, Mr. Esler, of Nyack, who is let in, it is said, for $6,000. ‘Mr, Samuel Cardwell admits that he has lost over $1,100 in rents, which Esler embezzled aiter he had col- fected them. Mr. Booth, of Harlem, loses over $150. The books of the absconder have been taken ia charge by his brother-in-law, Mr. William 0. Flanigan, also a real estate broker, and he posi- tively refuses to give & list of the creditors, or even 636 Third avenue, a well any injormation whatever on the suoject. He | thinks that the public have no business meading in Esler’s alvaira, aud says that the detaications are not as much as reported, He admitted that a clergyman, who 18 aiso supposed to be a victim, rushed into his office and sau he heara that “Esler had gone and taken $v0,000 with him.’? That the rash individual has leit many victims be- hind him who wilisufler through his pecuiations there js no doubt whatever. It is also rumored that several forgeries perpetrated by him have ‘been discovered, CORONERS’ CASES, The body of an unknown man, about fifty years ofage, was yesterday ‘ound floating in the water at the foot of Kighty-ninth street, Kast River, The ‘body was far advanced In decomposition, the nose and fingers being gone, Deceased wore a red lannel shirt, gray woollen knit ja‘ket and dark dive cloth pauts, The police sent the remaims to the Morgue and notified Coroner Woltman. Coroner Woltinan was called to the Morgue to | hold an inquest on the boay of Robert Seidler, a German, thirty-one years of age, by occupation a clerk, Who died in Eeaex Market prison, to which fe had been committed, Francis Wailace, a ontld two almost instantly killed yesterday morning by fall- ing trom 4 four story witidow 01 Gouse No, 148 Sulli+ van street to the -ard. Coroner Kessier was noti- fled to hold an inquest. Benjamin F. Stewart, @ man forty-six years of age, died yesterday in the Park Hospitar irom the effects of the eXtreme heat, Coroner Wolrman ‘War uotifed. be sure to prepare tue | ears of age, was | —_—+——_—. MONEY EASY. Stocks Vibratory—Coveroments Firm—In- vestment Securities Quiet. GOLD HEAVY. WALL STREET, THURSDAY, July 2—6 P, M. The London Railway News, June 20, has the fol- lowing paragraph:— | _Now that the tide of investment gives indication of flowing towards the best established of Ameri- { cap railroads, it may be useful to summarize | briefly the facts and figures connected with the leading lines of the Continent. Every indication would lead us to believe that never before has | there been so steady @ demand for the better ciass of American securities, and the reason ts not far to seek. A Vast amount of capital has accumu- lated in this country, aud the investments offer- | ing are considerably narrowed. it is {eit that, with @ declining trade, the centinued rowth of prosperity of howe railways must e at least temporarily checked, and that present quotations offer no margin for profitable invest- meut, Foreign stocks, again, are under a cloud, the heavy losses of holders of South American and other interior securities having destroyed the mar- | ket, while miscellaneous industral undertakings and not a few mining enterprises suffer from the dis- credit of various netorions swindles of the charac- ter of those recently described in our columns, | Unless, therefore, some new speculative Mania, ab. resent undeveloped, seizes the public mind the fow of a considerable portion of capital to those been destroyed by the late financial crisis, may be considered certain, and should sound securities generally be selected the result will be advan- tageous to all parties concerned. There {8 thought (or all in the suggestions tnat Ue there, ‘Bail’ and “bear” may fret themselves on the floor of our Stock Exchange and put prices ; Up or down aa their emotional instincts dictate, but when we find the solid (and sale) Journais on claims of American securities as sound invest- | are not on the verge of universal bankruptcy. English capital is at present pressing for employment, and nowhere else can better employ- ment be found than here, Stocks exhibited uncertainty in an early decline of % to 1 percentas compared with the closing prices of last evening, which was continucd and exhibited in @ iurther decline of about the seme recovery Of 4 to 1% per cent, this the market rallle@ and closed stronger. to telegrams from the West in regard to the com- as an experiment. The wide fluctuations in rumors here. Island, Wavash, Shore, Pacific Mail, mon, and St. Paul common closed at an advance of 1% Western Union, Erie, Lake cent. all failed upon inquiry of accurate authentication, stiffened subsequently, and were firm at the close, There were Various rumors afloat regarding the offer of a syndicate, largely composed o1 Germans, | itis stated, to take from $15,000,000 to $25.000,000 | Of the new five per cents, which offer Mr. Bristow saw fit todecline. Mr. Bristow undoubtedly had | good ground ior his action in this matter. credit is, and snould be so recognizea, superior to cate. United ‘States currency sixes, 115% a 116%; do, | coupons, 1173¢ @ 117%; do. five-twenues, 1862, Tegistered, 11334 @ 11445; do. do., do., coupons, 13% @ 11444; do, do., 1864, 11614; 40. do., do., coupons, 116% a 117; do. do., pons, 117% @ 117%; do. do,, 1865, new, regis- 116%; Go. do., 1867, registered, 116% a 116%; do. do., do., coupons, 117 a 11744; do. do., 1863, regis- do. do., coupons, 11334 @ 113%; do. fives, 1581, a lid, MONEY ruled easy at 2and 3 per cent on call, with excep- tional loans at 3) per cent, and 5% to 6% per cent for prime mercantile paper. FORBIGN RXCMANGE declined towards the close and was weaker at 4.87% to 4.87% for prime bankers’ 60 day sterling and 4.90 to 4.9034 for sight. Continentals were steady. Reichmarks, 96 and 96%. Cables, 97%. dry goods at this port for the week ending to-day were $1,173,442, and the amount marketed $991,139. ‘The imports for the corresponding week of last year were $859,925, and for 1872 $1,519,-28. THE GOLD MARKET was extremely dull at 110% to 1104, respectively. In the loan market the carrying rates were 2,1, 3 per cent. The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $2,000,000 gold on account of interest and $7,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds, and also disbursed $425,000 currency on account of July interest, The amount of gold paid out by the ‘Treasury on account of July interest is $7,812,000, The customs recoipts to-day were $369,009, The bullion in the Bank of France increased 21,255,000 francs during the past week. Rentes closed at 69f, 850, ‘THE SPECIE SHIPMENT TO-DAY is reported:—To Europe, $278,200; to Havana, $25,000. Total, $203,200~$225,000 gold coin and remainder silver bars. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE Thursday, July 2—10 A. M., Betore Call. 809 shs Erie RR do. 100 shs West U; 00 do i An Awakening on the Stook |i» American companies, whose home market has | the other side especially active in pressing the | ments we have, at least, ground for hope that we | figures until shortly after noon, when there was a | Subsequently to | The decline of 2 percent in Rock Isiand early in the day, which influenced the whole market, was aue | pany accepting the terms of the Lowa Railroad law Erie were due to London advices and various The principal features were Rock Northwest and St. Paul com- AS compared with the opening figures Erle @1% per cent; Lake Shore and Wabash % a1 per cent, and the remainder of the list % a 3 per ‘The decision in regard to State and railroad Utigation av the West is awaited with much inter- est at this point, There were various reports afloat this alternoon in regard thereto, but tiey Our ' | the hawking necessities of @ syndicate; hence, if | 0) 200 | the change in tho fimancial administration of | 1900 Mich Con's. ane] \ & Pacis 103 310 | our government offers a hope that we may | S00O#RI& Pac ria 103 a0 dispense with the large commissions a 00 Ot Westist, Caan on” cy | syndicate absorb, his action is sound, We ought | oe anibe til Bid to be able to float that 5 per cent loan at | 20) West Un Tel....b¢ 74 par, without any “drumming,” and undoubt- do. eee edly can do so uM We dispense with the syndi- The following were the closing prices:— | do., 1881, registered, 116% a 116%,; do. do., do., H registered, 116 a 1865, registered, 116% a 116%; do. do., do., cou- tered, 116 a 1163¢; do. do., do., coupons, 116; a tered, 11634 @ 117; do, do., do., coupons, 1174; a 117%; do. ten-forties, registered, 113% @ 11344; | registered, 113% @ 114; do. do., do., coupons, 113% | Prime Paris, 418% and 5.10, The total imports of | 4234 80) Mil & St P Ri 424, 3.0 do Fs 37) £5 = % brie Ki SESEe os fat ho Ste! SSs8. = ES ) US6's, r, "81. Us b-w. 4, 7 ee $1000 Um 5. 100 U 8. 1000 dow... 20.0 U3 B's, 1-40, c, 2. Uo 6 cur. ty ‘3 | $2000 Missouri Os, Lbas 9644 1500 Tenn 's,0.exc.. 6', 60 600 Ches.« O1si, Con 53 0 ChidNWeegb 8 20) "uo, 7986 Tow C, Wo 100 H 7936 bow N % low O w low) Chio & M 2 5. 16d09 Ce: 160) Un ent Nat BK.xd rih Nat Bk.x d 2% Spring M Coal Con Coal of Me 16 Del & H Canal 6bu West Un ‘Tel... 200 do 1 | 400 iu do. 8 Express Co. mer 1x Co... WYO&H RED do zs) zea be Le c i tS S8cSe: = SeEeets 4 3 kd S 3 SESSLESSESEEESSE tees 13h P. M.—Before Call, The dealings in the Stock Exchange footed up an | 1 | aggregate of 169,200 shares, distributed, as will ve | 859 seen, in the subjoined table, giving 109 THE WIGHEST AND LUWEST PRICES 300 and the business of the day. ny pac 4°88 Go ‘Highest. Sales, N. Y. Central and Hudson consol. 6 99% 130) | GOO Lake Snore. 79) ee 0) | 300 Union Pac Rock Islaud 00 98) 9200 | 309 do New Jersey 13 luv | io Del., Lack. and W 107 50 | 500 36. 30 | 300 Hrie KR, rn Toe 16,700 | 4000 Norchwestern.... ai 143 | 0s Northwestern preferred - w 0 700 | $00 Milwausee and St. Paul... 39, 3/ 10,20 | 370 Milwaukee and St, Paul pref... 5 57, 40) | jooo Pacific Mail. 43! a2 12,8°0 | 200 Eris. 82% 109 | 30 Onto ss Ges daa 110) | 59 Boston, Hartord an it 1% 100 0. » 2 Union Pacifi 7 263 14,300 Pittsbur 200 Del, U ty G.. 0. and ind, Cen.,..... As 18) 0) | 200 Cni de N 10 Ohio # Miss RR... 253 Atlantic and Pacitic, preterred.. 16 1 50 do. QW Aud Pac RR DIDS 16 Hannibal and st. Joseph. 26 400 2. M. Hannibal and St. Joseph, pre’ 32 100 . M. Consolidated Coal... 6 34 | 10000 US 6's, r, 'S1.... 116% $3000 US 5.20, 0, 167. GOVERNMENTS BK Cs Ge, 0, 981.0... TH (5.00 Us 6-20, 6 U8, 200) Us 6.2! ¢ "62.0... 1159 1400 Us 10-40, exhibited an unsettled feeling during the day, but | 3y0 U 8 5-20, 0, "64... 16%; 5).0) do 200.0 US 6-2), 4, 8°5...n 16 15000 U 85's, 1350) US 5-20, ¢, '65 .. Second Board—1 P. 1000 Tenn 6's,n,exc.. 60% 6 sns Eric RR ‘2000 Mo's, HU &sdis,'37x 92 1) do. WWW NYS bir « L6hg £0) 1000 N “ en OF eae ite Cen 7's, lat, © + 79% “Soo B00 don, 10K0 W Un 1 be 1000 Del, L.& W con... 22 me om ge Sees: 39) do. | “30 Harlem Rik. | 500 Un Fao RR. 0. . 83% or & Ei rY¢ 82% 100 Han & StJo HRbe 26 + BUG INH &StJopt.....be 32 + BY" WW Ate Pac pt... be 15% 2:30 to 3 P. M. | 200 shs West Un Tel 1M shs Un Pac BR,.b3 26: 500 a 25 100 bt be: 400 dO... es ge 12 Wells-Fargo Ex 25 Am xpress. | Ly Pac Mail 55... RSSESLES2 ara SSSSESE8 = Sx i BIS RSA SSE VERE! S33 OLOSING PRICES—3 O'OLOOK P, M, 4254 a 60 aticksilver pI 168, Pacitic Mail 100 NYO&HR 39 i 88 Fis 26 Pittsburg COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotton on the “Spot” Dull and Weak— Flour Lower—Wheat Steady—Corn Un- changed—Oats Lower—Pork Firmcir— Lard Higher—Groceries Firm—Freights Firm—Petroleam Dull and Easier Naval Stores Steady—Whiskey Un- changed. THURSDAY, July 2—6 P. M. The merchandise markets were stili irregular, prices generally favoring the buyer, except where the markets were buoyed up by speculation, On | ’Uhange there was @ fair movement, but at ir- reguiar prices. Flour was duli and lower. Wheat was quiet at unchanged figures, the bids being generally below the ruling price, ‘Uorn appearca to be dull and easy, but large business was re- ported at (il prices—in good part to arrive next | | Lasuayra, 4g | MoLasses.—The market tor refining 4 | The market for mess pork was moderat Was steady. Pork was firm at the advance of yes terday. Lard was in speculative request aud | prices were again carried mp, | able being done at the advance. | were still strong, particularly steam freights. Cot- Bx | week. Oats were unsettled and lower, Whiskey | consider- | Freignts | for strained, | ton was dull end easy for lots on the spot, while in | | “futures” there was s fair business reported. at go. bet ter prices. Groceries were firm but quiet, with the ex- { | ception of sugar, which met with a fair trade, Petroleum ‘Was dull, and the market closed easier. Naval sures i | Were steady, but the market quiet. eral decline. Some sales, however, were reported at lower figures, and it wa: except at concessions. “Futures” were moderately deait in, atafurther advance of 3, Iv. We quote:— Vp "ands, . N. Orleans, Te: Ordinary... 14g 4s Good ordinal 16! 16s btrict ood ordin, wis 16hI6 Low middling... 17g 1 Middiing. ry Good middling: 19% wy Ihe qugtations are based on cotton in store ranning in uality nob more than tal rade above of below tht grade quoted. The sales were:— eo! iow the Consumption For (ucure a been as follows: loW UGA) ihe sales have ast evening, aier two o'clock — Jud at 167%c., 290 wt ‘6 ase 200 at 27 -32e. 70 at 16 15-16c.; De otal, 17,40 bale bxenange—7-i6e, pald The receipis at the i; Moe New York, 43. iota this day 1 . aaa, This day last year 2,130, Rate: oN were quote! thus:—To Havre, by sail, %e. To Hamburg, by steam, %c.; by sail, Sc. ‘To Bremen, by steam, % by,suil, faces compressed." Lo Liverpool, by steam, ‘ibd. Sai ~The Joston Fxchange adfourned this afternoon, ‘luck, to Monday, July 6, at the usual hour of ~The market continues quiet, but very firm for iptions. No sales were reported from first stock of coffee in first hands, ovicr than Kio, embrace 1.0) bags and 25,036 mats of Java, 4,230 bags of Gesion, 4273 “do, ot! Muracaibo, 733" do. of 3,917 do. of Jama: Lait do. of Porto Rico, 12179 do, of Costa kaca, 47 21c." a Curasoa, Fiouk” AND cei 12.724 wheat, 25,465 bushel 124 ‘corn meal, 3,898 bbls. and 15) sacks 5,090 by . ely rye.40do. ine iduil, regular and lower to sell ptiona) (he sales since our last /oot including all kinds, at p. d quotations. flour market was * for nearly all de up avout 14.0) bbl. in in the range of ottr re to the extent of 500 bbls the ranze of our quotations. No. 2 State. Superfine = Extra state, Chore te “al sold We quo $4.00 0 $50 M46 0°62 5 v0 Kound hoop Oli ping braid: Round hoop Ohio, trade brands. Family... : Bt. Louis, low extra. St. Louis, straight extra, St Louis’ choice double extra, St, Louis, choice family. California itye flour, Southern, No. 2 Southern, super Southern, extra . Southern, family Corn meal, Western Corn meal, Jersey Corn meal, Brandywine Caloric, = as si ty 7 00 | 400 8 6 6 8 6 7 7 9 al. 6 al, 5 7 9 4 4 SeepeReee it et The sales were about 175,000 tor interior spring, $1 34a $134 $133 Yor Milwaukee, au 1 38a for winter red, $1 38 a $1 40 ior amber winter. Cori? was in good demand at steady prices. The sales were about 373,00 bushels—in good parito arrive next weck—at 7c. &7/C., but mostly at Zuc. a Tulse. for mixea, 7c. @ 78e. tor yel- Jow and 6c. for wiite Western, Dats were itrexilar and lower. Sales—119,00) bushels at 553s¢. a 8c. for mixed, Gc. a Go, for White. Rye sold to the extent of | 1,20 bushels of Pennsyivania at $1 10, Barley dull and noily neminal. FiaucuTs,—Berth freights were very quict to-day, but the market firm and rates steady. There wis a firmer market for suitable tonnage for grain, which somewhat retarded transactions. Vessels tor petroleum Were not n.uch sought aiter, but were held at steady The enxagements were vo Loudon ls of wheat at 1d, 500 bis. flour at 2s 9d. eads tobacco at 38. To Glasgow by steam—2, boxes of cheese at 50s. and 3,00 bbis. flour, tn freight, at 88. The nominal rate by steam to Liverpo | for ‘grain was 104. a 10}¢d. miter led change. bushels at $1 30 a $1 quarters of do., hence samo Vovage | and | an lraiian bark, with 4,00) quarters’ of do. j dame voyage, at's, dedi an Hatin bark, with $y quarters of do.. hetice to Penarth Koads, &t'63.; a Nos- wegian bark, with 2,200 quarters of do., hence same voy- age, at 63. 3d: ; a Getman bark hence to Bremen, with | 3,00) quarte: bs | hence to Antwerp, general cargo. at current rates; an ates hence | American brig, hesce to Liverpool with 3,00) bbls. of | Raphtna, at 6s en American ship, 1.29) tons, and a bark + of 1,851 tons, hence to Liverpool. tair cargoes of cotton, | | at market rates—quoted at 5-1éd.: a Norwegian bark | and refined petroleum, at 5s. 6d.;an \imerican bark from Richmond to ‘rieste, with about 400 hhds. of tovacco, on Private terma firm bus quiet, for want of stock with which to eperate. Sales have bean made during the week (to arrive) on the basis of 43gc. for 0 test. The stock this date, In- | cluding Cuba, Porto Rico and ftnglish Islan | 5.00 hhds., and of New Orleans 2,000 bbis, New crop—Cuba, centrifugal and mixed, 0c. | do., clayed, 4ic.; de., muscovado refining, 37 0: 0c." 7c. nglisl lew Urleans. 70c. a 85. Naval STor¥s.—The market tor spirits of turpentine | yas dull, Round lots would not have brought over 364gc. | 01 note sales of 46 bbls, at O3c. and 162 bbls., in lots, at The market for rosin was dull, but continued con- ani holders were fidence was manifested, 2 15 a $2 2 tor strained. We note, ‘0. of Mexican, | \ | ¢ Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dul S14 4,75) do. of Sayanilla und 433 buys ‘of Curaco: i 41,675 bags and 25,086 mais of Java, and 11.442 mats of | Singapore, We qui a4, Ze. a Boe; tir do., 20340. a + prime 3 1. Y eh H C. & 225, Jay sovernme st bags, i do.. grass inal Ceylon, 15! ido, 1Bige a rarious Kinds, at prices within | Corson on the spot was dull and caster. withont mem | fics, Spree: Impossible to place large lots, | Cuanteston, July 2, 1974. | Weise: low ‘midating, wbales, bx! Block. 9,006, sas Wii winerox, N » duly 2,1 irpentine steady at ie i Orade iurpeuu! at $1 0 for b 3. for yellow dio and Jar steady ton dull; middling. 160. good ordinary, 14%e. borts Coastwise, 257, ‘Sales, 200. Cot 15% Spirits of tu S74. 3) 85 har ine sieady a $3 tor ‘virgin. ai Osweao, Jaly 2, 1874. Flour dull: sales 1,500 bbls. at Sr 28 Worse rauring, | 7 15 ior amber winter, $8 25 for White winter, $6 79 or jouble extra. at quiet and unenanged: No. 1 Mii. Waukee club neld at$1 37; catra whits Michigan, $16), Cornu dull; sales oi car lets at (2c. @ 7S. Corn meal, $33 for bol.ed and $1 for undolted, per ion. Miiltecd' un- changed; shorts, $20; slipstufls, +m gS, St Canal freiguts lower on grain, Wy ew to New York; lumber, $3 1:3 to Newbury, $3 Li] to New corn and ri ce fo the Hudson, $s os x York. Railroad freights—Flour. to ioston, 5. ; to New York, 40c.; to Albay, S0c, Lake recelpts—70.700 feet umber. Canal shipments—31,70) bushels wheat, 23,600 do, corn, 948,00 feet lumber. Burvato, N. Y., July % 1874. Lake sna ratl Lmports for the last twenty-tour Lours:— Flour, 670) bbls.; corn, 2440) bushels: oats, 21,000 do. ; | | barley, 2.400 do; rvo, 1 Canal “shipments Wheat 35,488 Lushels; corm, 93,474 ‘do. ; oats. 2,785 do. Bail ox- rts—Wheat, 2 Dushelw:” corn, "44,602 do.; oats, | 21,030 do. ; bariey, 4,400 do. ; rye, 1,20) a0. “Canalireights | duit—Wheat, 1Yc.} corn,’ Sse. 5” oats. 6%4e. grain s'was the dullest day of the ) Springs $1 Big ul or Jul: | Oat To-Day. Last Eoen’g. Total. | me t " ‘Pay Eeen'g. Total. | merely nominal a: yesterday's qui ft 3 mber, 60) at 16%. Total, 13,10) | 4 market is perfecily fat. Thi season; no sales reported, buyers holding aloof; prices | otations: | Totuno, July 2 1874. | and lower, July, 20 bwies AL 15 Lede., 10) at 18340. do notice to-day), for No. = white Wabash, $1 4% for No. 1 white wichi | Wont Isc. ; Aucust, 590" 'at 17 se. ; Seprember Guat Gan, SLMS tor extrado., $1 2h tor amber Michizan and lin ta hetuber, "60 wt 1894 for Na.i'red, July: No. dred, $1 sia: Jur, eT a gus St AT NO. Srod, $A a $i 1a Corin dul] July, 100 bales ac 1) laze, 6.0 at ies ‘ eo A tice fama be it Sc. Oats quiet and undha oh 2, cose. ; Mishiean hoid at Freights very dull; to | Soe, | Gowego, Se. a Se. o> corn and wheat. Receipts 6.00) | 40 ut | bushels wheat 44,000 do. corn aad 400d. oats. Ship- Oat | MeAts—1U0 bbls, flour, 43,000 bushels wheat, 40,000 do. Shige | corn and 1,00 do. oats Curcaco, July 2, 1874, Flour quiet and unchanged; no export démand. Wheat in good demmnd and lower at $1 1%3¢ a $1 19 for No. 1 for No. 2 do., cach or duly; $1 104, | Aug! 0. $ do. $1 rejected, yc. Cora dull, unsettled aud lower at 58%. a 5¥c. tor No. 2 mixed, cash 5940. @ OO%Ce., August; re} at5%c. | ieady at a2igc. w 42%e. tor Ni 8 24c., August; re anal; 82s. ‘a Sic, for No.2 Bar “apring quoted at $l 10's $i 2 Rye y dull and momina j a Vu, Pork ae- | ve and higher at cash or duly; 25, August. Lard acdve and Meter’ at ieee cash’ or July: Tage. | August, Bulk meats quiet aid unchanged. — Whiace: duis and lower at 9c. In the open Board this atter- | noon:—Wheat closed 15%, v uly; $i 105g, August. Corn, 59sec. bid. Provisions un- changed, Receipts—a 14.00) do. corn an bola. flour, 43,000 bu: do, oa sooweaun EUROPEAN MARKETS, Loxpon Proprce: Manxet.—Lonpox, July 2—Even- ing.—Caicutta linseed oil, 6)s. 61. —< FINANCIAL. A STOCK PRIVILE ReMOVE THE RISK AT- + tending stock speculations. We are negotiating Contracts on members of the stock Exchange at very Close rates: $59 to $1N for Puts or Calls; $2) to $10 tor Dowie 23; contr: may be ised in place of cash jor purchase or sales of stock, Quotartons and ine | formation turnistied, TUMBRIDGE € CO. | Bankers and Brokers, No.2 Wall street, New Yor. | 3 bousht and sold’ for cash or on margins. | T REASONABLE RATES.—MON/.Y ON LIFES AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Morigages and other | Securities insurance of a kinds etfected with best cous panic: J.J. HACRICH & CO,, 17 Broadway | alter that date by oak The charters comprise :—An | ‘ | italiam bark, hence to Cork tor orders, with 3,0) quar- 68. 6d.; An Austrian bark, with 4,000 | rs of do, at Gs. Gu.; a British bark of 563 tons, | trom Philadelphia to Bordeaux, with 2,00) ils, of crude | ades continued | | [Past TENNE 0) AS }KORGIA 74. will be pald on and ON & ©)., 44 Broad street, | ‘onpons, du PAST THD IA AND GEORGIA | YY Railroad ot tuig, will be paid om | VEN NAVIONAL BANK (tise saving of the city of 174 ULY INTE! The twenty-cighth semi-annual interest, at the rate | of six percent per annum. on all sums which have | n on deposit tor one or More months next previous to | been Suly 4 will be credited and paid on and after Tucsday, | ay All interest not called for will remain as principal and draw interest accordingiy, and will be entered depositors’ books any timé When preseuted alter ‘whe 2Ist of July. ‘The bank is open every day for the reception and pa ment of money irom 1) A. AL. to3 P.M, und om Mo: days and Satardays trom 19 A.M. 10 7 P. Deposits made on or before Monday, July 20, will draw | Interest from the Ist of July: rench and English. Fank books in German, t corner of Canal street, A. QUINTARD, President Bank, 53 Bowery, [sated Pyutonanr INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK, 61 Chambers street. New Yorx, June 30, 1874. Xinouths ending this date as rollows:— 1, On sums of $2,000 and under, at the rate of six per cent per annum. 2. On suins exceeding $2, 00—aIx per cent per annum on $2,000), and five per cent per angum on the excess. Payable on and alter Monday, July 19, 1sid. ‘Ine interest will bo placed to'the credit of depositors 1, and will be entitled to imcerest tor hdrawn. A L, HOGUET, President, Davin Lepwita. Comptroller. under date ot Jul the nextsix months, if not witl HENRY RamuRoap | Ju | C | Dividend.—The trustees of this bauk have ordered | ghat interest be paid to depositors entitled thereto ior the | BUSINE! OPPORTUNIT TES. “PARTNER WANTED-WITH $100. ADDRESS HAMILTON, Herald oitice, PARTY WHO CAN COMMAND $10,000 TO OPER. hie in country property, situated peculiarily favor efor alarge profit, can learn particulars by addres» COUNTY, box 142 Herald of PARTNER WANTED—IN A FIRST CLASS COR her liquor store, with lager beer garden at ached| Hoke but those meaning busloess need apply. ots ANZ BROS. Nos. 44) and 443 East street, trom I to $ o'clock. ARTNER WANTED—WITH $150 AND SOME ORBD. i, to take halt interest in a fst class samnle room in good location; active partner preterred. Apply at 125 Auiantic aveuue, Brooklya. MALL OR Lat ng aor w & SUMS OF MONBY |S) vested more safely in Pure and Calls than apy bi | ness full iniormation. TUMBRIDGE & CO., Broi No. 2 Wall street, New York. ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH FROM $7,000 TO $10,000 or more, In the’ maxutacture of cocoa wood inais wud cocod matting: the only one of its in the West; a large demand jor goois; ob ect, extension Of ousiness; best refereuce, Address MANUFACTURER, care of letter carrier No. 8 Cine. WANTED MAN WITH SMALt first class Concert and I Hotel ot 5) rooms, urnished, ony andcorner. Address HOTEL, ite 2 bust ness.” For particulars apply to A. K. THURBER & COS corner West Broadway aad Keade strect. SUICIDE BY TAKING POISON. At an early hour on Wednesday morning Thomas McConville, @ man thirty-seven years of age and born in Ireland, who lived at No. 343 Kast 14th street, while in a depressed state of mind pro ceeded to a neighboring drug store and purchased hail an ounce of Paris green, which he suvse- quently swatowed with suicidal intent. After re- celving medical aid Mr, McConville was removed DAPIT, ‘AL r IN A RESTAU | to the Ninety-uinth street Reception Hospital tn a dyiug condition aud death speedily ensued, Cor- oper Woltman was notified, aud will hold am inquest over the remains, Deceased, who was @ tinrooier, had been drinking to great excess jor some time past. ee MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. —In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, ev. ‘T, Stasord 'Drowne, rector oF church, KDWIN BUGENK Hoork, for to Rosus Hinis, of New Pau’s. merly Of Baltimore, Haven, Conu, No cards, Baitimore (Md.), New Haven and Hartford (Conn) papers please copy. MACuURDO—ALLISTER.—On Tuesday, June at Irimity chapel, this e.ty, vy the Rey. Dr. pwope, RicuaRD O. Macucrbo, Esq., to DovG as, Oniv daughter of William 8, Hollister. MACLOGULIN—FFORDE.—On Thursday, July 2, a& Trinity churcu, New York, by the Rev. Jonn Hy Houghton, Ep. J. MACLOGHLIN, Civil engineer, of ‘YVoledo, Onlo, to ELIZABETH, only daughter of the late Arthur Fiorde, Lsq., Bengal Civil Service, Be- taui, Mymensing, India, SALMON—-UGDEN.—At the Church of the Incarna- tion, by the Rev. 1. . Montgomery, on Monday, 1 9, 1874, CHARLES SALMON to BLANCHE VIRe GINLA, daughter oj the late Charles W. Ogden. Died. BENTON.—On Thursday morning, July 2, 187 DoRNeWA L., wife of Marshal Benton ant daugiter of the late Harvey A. Weed, by Keiatives and Iriends are respectiully invited te attend the Juneral, irom her iate residence, No. 130 Bast ihrty-f th street, New York city, on Sunday, the Sth day ot Juiy, at one o’ciock P. M. BuLL.—On Thursday, July 2, Rickarp W. BULL, M. D., in the 29th year of his age. Funeral irom tie residence of his mother, Say- brook, Conn., on Saturday, July 4, at two P. Me Deery.— The tuneralof the late JOHN DeERyY, whe was drowned while batuiug at Spring Hill Grove, on sunday, June 28, will move trom 305 Bask | Eleventh street for interment im Calvary Cemetery, on Saturda., July 4, at two o'clock. He was ® native of county Monoghan, Ireland, aged 23 yeara, His. friends and those 0! bis uncle, Peter McGim, also the members of the Emerald Club of the Clan na Gael Association and members im general are respectluliy tuvited to attend his icneral ag above. DEGROATE.—On Wednesday, July 1, Barbara Dm GROATE. Fun:ral service on Friday, July 3, at half-past ten o'clock A. M., at Pilgrim Baptist church, West Thirty-tuird street, Dison.—On Thursday, July 2, Joserpm Dixom, aged 3 vears and 8 months, Relatives and friends of the family are invited te attend the funeral, trom the residence of Ws pa repts, 29 Atlantic street, Brooklyn, on Satu:day, 4ta ist, at Rall-past one P.M, Drakk.—At Rahway, N. J., on Wednesday, July 1, CHARLES DRAKE, aged 59 years, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the QUITABLE SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No, I7y Siarit AvENvr, Couswn ov IWuurrm Stine, New York, June 37 Interest at the rate of six per cent per avnuin will be | pad on all sums of $5 and upwards, payate on and after July 20 Interest pot withdrawn wall be credited | asadeporit from Juiy 1 Deposits made on or belore Juty 2) will draw interest from Jul, k open daily trom 9 A. M. to3 P. Hie Monday, Wednesday and Saturday trom 5 to 8 P. JOHN B, DEWITT, President. Gxo. 0, Watpo, Secretary. PIRST CLASS RAILROAD FOUR MONTHS’ PAPER, with collateral. for sale, in large amoun' t mar: ket rates, by LIVINGSTON & COMPANY, Baukers, 10 Pine street. wy ort y- FOURTH DIVIDEND NOVER, FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. A semi-annual dividend of five (5) per cent is payable on and atter July 1. I. REMSEN LANE, Secretary. New Yorx, July 1, 1874. | FAss, & 00. BANKERS. | on cor | on deposits. Bills of Exchange on al sdit asking | TM git aa ze. | 45 WALL STREET. Stocks, Bonds, Gold and mmission, for cash or on mere Interest allowed i the principal points Europe, in sums to suit. American Gold bought and sold over ‘ofr counter at Gold Room quotations. PORTAN Money im su N OTICE. ing of $0 at 7 per cent (firm) and an ex- of bis, n= | Cluding No. Land pate, at $4 0 $60). Tar and pitch Were | tra quarterly dividend. LOE & ZIMMsRMANN, Bank- not dealt in, and quoted nomin ily as berore. ers, li Broadway, New York. Perrovecu.—!he market tor refined was dull and | EW. SELIGMAN & 0. ana values easy, bat not quotably lower, optainable at I2sc. | a . 8 hy core spot, and 124e. for balance of month. Crude in bulk . 21 Broad steel, ie was quict and easier, quoted at dc, and in shipping | order nominally at 9c. Cases were quoted steady ai 17e. Naphtva was moderately inquired tor, and sold to the exient of 3,000 bbls. at 7c. was quiet and easier, with sales reported of 6,000 bbis. for last haif of month at 12c., and 2,00 bbls. for do. at ie. Later We heard of sules in New York of 4,000 bbis. of refined (or last halt of month at 123¢c., and 4,000 | bbls, deliverable from the 10h to the 25th of month, at 2240. The markets at the oll producing Points ware dul hal ne aig: Tidionte. 80c. t Uhited tine at river; pork none; beef do.; cut meats, bbls. and tierces and 200 kegs, 1Y active tor for- ery and firmer, We note sales o1 1,70 bbis., $13.39 a $18 40, and 1,750 bbis., for August, $15 65. Bacon remained inactive but values 0 at Union line. Provisions.—Recetp | 82) packages. Lard, 4! | Pa ae for Ju | at $8 BS a steady. Long clear quoted at luc | Dressed hozs were auict and sie } for the range of cit has been quiet with valu reported low, foot figures within the range of $9 $11 a 815 for extra mess, Dbla. ; $20 a $23 tor prime ress, fierces; $24 for India mess, do., and $26 for extra cit India mess. Beef hams were dull, but values unchanged, We note saics of 50 bbls. at from’ $16 a $23 for southern and $24 for first quality ot Western. Cut meats met with & moderate demana and commanded full prices. We heard of sales of SO) pickled shoulders at fc, per Ib, | BO smoked hams at Mie. 20 boxes of clear bellies, 10, io. ad Ibs. average, 10,00 Ibs. of loose penes | belies at Ya yee ib, Lard—The market for | Western stea er and the advance prices de- manded ch: ked operations. Quoted at Il :1-16e, on the spot and 110. for July. We have only to note a sale of 7B) tierces, tor August, at U%c. per Tb. City lard was Biso firmer, and old to the extent of 30) tierces at Lldsec. has been a moderate distributing business nd £01 steady prices. i'ne sales t7%4c. a Bic. per Ib., ac y tding to quality, and 200 bags of Rangoon at 6%c. a ic. rib, n.—There has been a good business reported to- ee eee eee ree stands tan Gane ny Tac Bie) tor fair to good refining. We heard of sales of 106 Hhda, including molasses sugar, at7 9-16c., and Cuba at ¢.;, 900 do, of Cuba at7.8lc. asc. per 1 Je. of good fair Guba at 80., 213 do. of centrifugal at 9¢c. and 125 boxes of molasses suzar at 7 9-16c. mand and firm a¢ 0c: & 10340. for standard A's 1v%¢c; & Refined was in de- . for granulated, 1u%¢ ‘for crushed and luxe. for | BGs fea. Messrs, Wait, Creighton & eo eean wn thels Eireular of this date, sum up as follows:— 3 Bags, Meado, Stock (ascertained by actual count, including specula- tion) Juno 1, 1874. 192,610 Receipts since June i. 22087 Totals......-- Sales since June day, July 2, 1874... 154,705 92,897 185.186 Seach cs aera ook daly = 1, 1873, 101,183 56,208 232,338 Compar! Coinparing with ‘stock July —We quote —Cuba—Refining, in 940. : twit to ROOK, od grocery, fair to g rritugal, ssea, hl 99,337 87,478 71,900 Bie. bhds. and this and boxes, 8 OG a1 , 19 to 20, 10i4e, @ luge. Porto’ Ricb—Refining, common to cod Sige: “arocery. fale to choice, BC. & 834C- raail— Dutch stat 1, Nos. 9 to I, 7ige, a 40." Java— Duteh standard, Nos, W'to 12, 84c. a Bc. Mantla—Supe- perior, 7c. a 7%. s ‘The market was quiet, bat firm. We note a sale of 9) erces ot Western at 13. TaLLow Was quict, but firm; prime elty quoted at 8c. sige. por Ib.; 8007 Ibs. of out of town stock brought Be. a sic. per Ib, Witiskey.—Roceipts, 189 bbls The demand was fair | and the market steady. Sales 30) bbis., all at 9c. per gallon. DOMESTIO MARKETS, Gauvrston. Jaly 2, 1874. Cotton easier, bat not lower; miadliny, 1/)30.; go ordinary, MMe.’ Net receipts, 49 bales, sales, 73. Stock, New Onveans, July 2, 1874, | Cotton quiet and unchanged; middling, 16%o. Net | receipts, 46 bales; gross, 152, orig coastwise, 1,96, Sales, 0; last evening, 1,00. Stock, 41,04. Mone, Jaly 2 1874, Cotton dail: middling nominally 1c. "Net receipts, 83 bales xports coasiwise, 106. Stock, 5.951. 174 Savannan, July 2, 1874 bales; Cotton quict; middling, 16%c. Net receipts, 12 TOSS, 12, Sales, GL Plc, L199. The Philadelphia market | | | brances, an Assue Letters of Credit tor Travellers, payable in any part of Europe, Asia, Atrica, Australia ana America. Draw Bills ot Exchange and mako Telegraphic Trans nia. fers of Mouey on Kurope and Cal MPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD COU- pons due Ist of July, 1874, will be paid on and after that date by R. 1, WILSON & O0., 44 Broad street, ONEY To LOAN-ON BOND AND MORTGAGB, promptly; also money on smail securit HALL & VREE No. 7 Murray street, near Br ONEY WANTED.—SEVERAL MORTGAGES FOR sale on nearby street, worth, AND, oadway. ‘even now, treble the amouut of encum- id situated, besides, in rapidly growing local Mies, Would-be purchasers ‘pleaye stare amoun’ on hand, discount expected, appoint interview and address ATTORNBY, box 1s) Herald offies, FFICE EMPIRE CITY FIRE INSURANC ny, New York, July t, 1874.—45th dividen rectors of this compauy have this day declared a semi- annual dividend of five pe nt, pavapte on demand. LIND} MURRAY, J: IDGEWOOD INSURANCE COMPANY, Brooxtyn, Jaty L, i874. A semi annaa! dividend of five per cent is now payable at the New York office of this Cagle 18¢ Broad way. WILLIAM A. tT, Secreiary. SOUTH CAROLINA BOND: Interest orders of the Consolidation Bonds and Stocks of the State of South Carolina will be pad atthe Na- tional Park Bank, New York; the South Carolina Bank and Trust Company, and the Treasury, Columbia, 8, onand after July 1, i874. Parties desiring to make ex: change of bonds Sain AIL 00 BO. vor, wotith Careline. _ FPRADERS' DEPOSIT Ca VY, NO. 8 LIBERTY street. Loans and advances on approved collaterals. —THE COUPONS AND 1s orily address, for three office, \ Wa or A FARM IN ROCKLAND COUN- as rigage, Princ days, W. hie Us box S14 Hera ‘EB WILL INVEST FOR LADI£S OR GENTLEMEN any amount trom $30) upwards, so as to pay large monthly interest, In good, safe, short loans: securiues always in hand of parties Sarna Re, mon highest references given, Address INVESTMENTS, Herald office. Q7 City and Pinvestinenta strictly first clas. investments strictly first c County’ ond Insurance and Gasiij ma eS Sor eae A ite aS tow pe nt, . ee oe ea taERT He NIGOLAY & CO.” ‘Btock Brokers and Auctioneers, 43 Pine street, New York. N. B.—Investmont securities our special! cade BONDS 6 FIRST MORTGAGE COUPON $200,000 re ore t BLACK Syrah a bette youd. § RAILROAD . wenty years to run, guaranteed by the Utica and Blac! ty Yours. iver Hilrond of New York, t interest, January and July, principal die at the National Bank of Com. 50) tssued per mile. The Utica and vor Raiiroad pays ite Stockholders not ouiy 6 jor cent on ity tock, Dut carries a baiance to its surplus fund. hind songdene Bett tere ree, for in- yesunent asa No.1 Home Security. | For sale Mos LIVINGSTON & COMPANY. Bankers, No. 10 Pino street, New York. Deposits received id interest allowed. All kinds of bonds and stocks sold ateictly on commission. A veneral banking business transacted, —FOR INVESTMENT IN LARGE First and Second Mortyaces on oly will make di- INVESIMENT, $350.00 Property, improved and unimproved, or Address office. rect Loans. FINANCIAL 1 box M2 Herald m : TNRRSHIP HERETOFORE, F ge ‘styio of Pettus & Stuart is this mder the name and Sesiesa consent James T, Pettus, will day dismolvod by mutual alone sign in liquidation. 7 New Yore, April 1, 1876 0 Furr AVENOS, SEV aignod) JAMES T, PETTUS, signed) WM. 4. 8 UART, @uplicate.) ~ RUSINESS OPPO FORTUNE YOR THK RIGHT MAN AL Biattoe Whole Interest in the Ame Steam Bi For particulars address J, MONKVEN, No. 8 Obarles stroge New York, Exchange bought and sola | roperty, within 14 hours of Wall | | of her sons, James funeral, irom the Presbyterian church, at Wood- | bridge, this (Friday) afternoon, at nalf-past four or C104 ‘Trains leave foot of Cortiandt ur Dea | brosses streetat 2:30 P. M. | ENIWISTLE.—On Wednesday, July 1, of hydro | phobia, RopeRick T. ENTWISTLE, In the 49th year | Of his age, | Friends of the family and members of Typo- graphical Uniou No. 6 are requested to attend the fuverai, from his late residence, 12 Bediord street, at one o'clock vo-day, GRINNELL.—At his residence, in this city, om Tuesday, June 30, HENRY GRINNELL, aged 75 years, Relatives and iriends of the iamily are invited to attend tue tuneral, from Trinity churcu, on Fre day, July 3yat rele pene ten A. M. EKRRING.—On Weduesday, July 1, at his resi- dence, Hillside Park (Fairview), N. J., Hon, THOmas H, HERRING, tn the 62d year of nis age, Funeral services will be held from the church at Ridgefield, N. J., on Friday, July 3, at five o'clock P.M. Special car will leave om 3:45 P. M. trata from Twenty-thira street, or st 4:15 from Chambers Btreet, Northern Railroad, New Jersey, and recura at7:lu P.M. Relatives and iriends are respect fuliy invited wituout further notice. Horauan.—in Brooklyn, on Taursday, July 2, of | diphineria, Nancy Howagan, daushier of ¥ iene and Margaret Horahan, aged 1 year. Relatives and iriends of the family are respect- | fully invited to attend the funeral, from the rest- dence of ber parents, No. 297 Atlantic street, om Saturday, July 4, at two P. M. Jones.—Un Thursday, July 2, HENRIETTA & Warp, wie of John Jones. Notice of funeral trom ner late residence, 456 West Thirty-fourth street, will be given in to-mor- row’s payer. Knirs.—On Thursday, July 2, of diphtnerts ADDIE ISABEL, youngest daughter of David ‘and Margaret Knipe, aged 2 years aud 7 months. Notice of fuaeral herealter. MapiGgan.—aAt_ his residence, 123 Wolcott street, South Brooklyn, on Thursday, July 2, James MADIGAN, aged 75,a@ native of Clonleigh, paras Newtown Shandrum, county Cork, freiand. ‘The friends oi the family are respectinily invited to attend the funeral on Sunday, July 5, at pale | past two o'clock P.M. The remains will be im- | terred in the Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Fiat bush. | OapeN.—On Thursday, July 2 CHARLES HL OGpEN, sou of the late "Thomas Ludlow Ogden, Esq., in the 62d year of his age. lis relatives and friends are invited to atten@ the funeral, this (Friday) after oon, at two o'clock, from St. Paul's chapel, withour rurther notice, OLWILL.—In Brookiya, on Tauraday, July 2, 1874, PATRICK OLWILL, aged 37 years The relatives tod iriends are respectfully invited to attend his /uneral, ‘rom the residence of his sisters, 63 Colunipia place, Brooklyn, on Saturday, July 4, at two o7ci0Ck., O'Nen.—At 37 Fulton street, New York, om Wednesaay, July 1, CORNELIUS R, O'NeIL, aged 19 ears. Yenunoral services at the Church of St. Francis Xuvier, West 16th street, on Saturday Horning 4th inst., at nine o'clock. ‘the reiatives aud frien of the family are respectfully invited to attend. RuppLE.—On Wednesday, July 1, JOHN RUDDLE, eat of Longhill, in the county of Limerick, Ireland. ‘The funeral will take place from his late reste dence, No. 417 West Twenty-sixtn street, Friday, july 3, at one o'clock P. M. Friends of the family are invited to attend. Saxe.—On Thursd evening, July 2, at eight o'clock, of consumption, LavRA Saxe, daughter of Hon, John G. and Sophia N. Saxe, aged 1% ears, The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the family residence, 28 First place, Brooklyn, on Sunday, at three o'clock P. My, without further notice, SCANLON.—In this city, on Wednesday, July % ANNY, wile of John Scanlon, aged 19 years. The relatives and friends of the family are re- Lindy / invited to attend the funeral, from her late resideace, 336 Pearl street, on Friday, July & at one o’clock, thence to Holy Cross Cemetery, Flatbush. SNErLAGE.—On Thursday morning, Joly 2, Mane C, SNETLAGE, wife of Herman F. Snetlage, aged te ‘The friends of William and John Swoll are invite® | to attend the funeral trom No. 315 Gold street, cor- ner of Johnson Latiot pen aiternoon, July at three o'clock, to Greenwvod. O emalrone—At ‘Troy, N. Y., on Tuesday, Jane 30, Mrs, OHRISTINA STRATTON, sister of James Syming- | ton and mother of John and James Straiton, of this city, ta tue doch year of her age, Her remains will be interred in Greenwood Cemetery. Stuarr.—Suddenly, on Thursday, July 2, BENJ&- MIN Starr, in the 46th year of his age. Notice o/ juneral in Saturday's Herald, Turnitt.—On Wednesday, July 1, EoWARD MORLe infant son of Edward W. and Lizzie By Tarn. Funeral at the residence of George Tathill, No 226 West Cwenty-first street, ou Friday, Jaly 3, a& one o'clock P. M, WeLts.—On Tuesday, June 90, Mary J., wife of James N. Wells, ‘The relatives and {riends of the family, also those N., David H. and Wiliam J are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, 9 St. Peter’s churen, in West Twentieth street, be~ tween Kighth and Ninth avenues, (his (Friday) morning, July 3, at ten O'clock, Wituout (urtuer invitaiion, WersrEin.—Suddenly, on Tues lay, Jane 30, ae Mendham, N. J., Mrs. ZO® ByRuind WETSTRLN, widow ot Joho Wetstein, inthe 63d year of her age, Funeral trom her residence, Paiisade avenue, West Hoboken, N.4., on Friday alvernoun, July at three o'clock. Carriages at the Bobekea ier: Bt Dalf-past WO O'viock, o