The New York Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1874, Page 9

NEW JERSEY. ieee Rabiedaseal (CONTINUED FROM EI EIGHTE PAGE.) struck the fagman, and the the fagm#n now brings @utt to recover damages for serious injuries sus- tained a3 ulieged through Heaney’s wilful neg- Yigence. The suit is brought against Mr, Harrison on the ground that he is responsible for the neg- ligence of bis servant. THE PRIZE SHOOTERS IN NEW JERSEY. It was not until early yeaterday morning that the Schuetzenfest In Newark really closed, hun- dreds of couples having kept possession of the grand dancing saloon until nearly sunrise. The highest prize for shooting, $100, was won by W. Hayes, who made seventy points; J. F. Rathjen won the $75 prize; Messrs. Euisole, Knecht, Quitmeyer, Scholdeman and Schuitz each a $66 rige; O. E. Pollard a $60 one; Messrs, bird, in,’ J, Morf-and E, F. Beak '$50 ones. Prizes ranging from $45 to $5 Were won also by a number of persons, NEWARK’S INDICTED OFFIOIALS. ‘Getting Restive while Waiting on the Supreme Court—‘Joe” Young Gone to Massachusetts, As will be recalled by readers of the HERALD there was jound by the January Grand Jury of Essex county, New Jersey, a small batch of indict- ments against Alderman William Stainsby and ex- ‘Commissioner Joseph C. Young as wellas the “big omnibus” instrument, which included five officials and their contractors. ‘This batch contained Spar es against Stainsby and Young, con- joint as well as separately, of having Conspired to cheat and deirand the city in the Matter of acertain real estate transaction with Rev. Jonn U, Guenther, The main charge is that Stainsby and Young both used their official know!l- edge to line their own pockets with greenbacks at the expense of the city, using a young man named Charles ‘taylor, a relative of Stainsby’s, aa the Stool pigeon in the matter, This is only one of a Series of similar transactions in- which Newark City officials, past and present, are charged with having ween parties to, After the trial of those held under the omnibus indictment, which trial resulted in a failure of the jury to agree as to the conspiracy, though all were agreed as to the fact that the city had been eeeeed swindled somewhere in the laying of the Spring- fleld avenue Telford pavement, the offici an; mounced their determination to push the other cases to a trial. One of the indictment against Statnsby was quashed in the lower court. Tue others were ARGUED IN THE SUPREME COURT at Trenton early in June. As usual, the Court took the papers and reserved decision. Since then Ro decision has been renaered. During the last week Colouel Abeel, the County Prosecutor, has repeatedly urged the Court to act in the matter, but thus far without success. To let the cases re- main in statu quo until the September term of court would, it 1s argued, work an injustice to ac- cused and accusers, as the party feeling incident to the carrying on of an exciting political cam- paign, which 1s promised in the fall, mignt be @roused so as to materi interiere with a lairad- ministration of justice. Mr, Stainsby is the leader of the republican party in Newark, and. even as it 4s, he And his iriends isist upon it that they are the victims of political animosity, JOE YOUNG'S SUMMER RETIREMRNT. For some time past rumors have been foatin; ‘around in Newark that Joe Young had disposed o} all tis property in Newark and left ior parts un- wo. It turns out that he has disposed of his property, at least partly, and has gone to Massa- chusetts, but no fears are entertained that he will not be forthcoming for trial when wanted, MR. MASON'S MISFORTUNE. A Wall Street Story. Thomas: J. Mason, of Newark, was formerly a Clerkin the firm of Merrill, Tiiney & Co., No, 11 Wallstreet, He was a youth of good address, handsome features and prepossessing manner3. In the company of the falr sex he was not alone & charmer, but was an embodiment of everything that might be estzemed as good, gracious and lovely. Having occupied a trustwortuy position in the above mentioned company he was highly esteemed, ior the reason that he exhibited an ac- tive enterprise in his business, a careful regard for work and a determination to go ahead and render himself generally useful in the important establishment to whicn he had the honor to be attached, Good looking, indus- trious and greatly trusted, as has been said, he had no reuson to apprehend misciief had he Kept quiet within himself and had he fought against the tempter, His rapid and, at drst sight, appar- ently usetul career was, unlortunately, of short duration. It appears, according to the account of the case adduced at the trial, that he was but six months in the employment of the firm of Merrill, Tilney & Co., during which time he acted in the position of cashier. This very onerous and trust. worthy position gave him thé handling of money, which lact was by no means a channel through which nis integrity and honesty would make itself apparent, ‘He was ambitious, So is every young man now- adays. He thought he might go ahead on the pees of chance, as other men did. This bees of ambition proved the great mistake of his lifetime. He didn’t succeed, but, uniortunately, came to ruin. While Gate a agacashier he thought he might operate in Wall street stock with his em- ployers’ money, and, like a man, he didso. He ‘used the money of the firm in Wall street specula- tions to the extent of $27,900, a very trifling sum, ofcourse, for an enterprising clerk making $30 a week or so to invest with. His great jault was that he hacn’t more to bestow on the fickle and grabbing Goddess Fortune. His operations in gold dou’t appear to have materially aaded either to his comfort or the esteem in which he ‘was hitherto held by his employers. A mouse jumped suddenly across the ditch. Mr. Mason’s accounts were overlooked by the bookkeeper and the trifling deficit of $27,900 was found to exist. ‘The young cashier being told of the circumstance was asked ior an explanation, when, with the utmost nonchalance, he admitted that Ne had used $8,000 in Wall street speculations, and had hoped to replace it, but was unable to do go. He was arrested on Saturday by Detective Sampson, and was yesterday brought before Justice Fiammer, when the above circumstances were sworn to. He was held to answer inthe sum of $10,000 bail. A BLACKGUARD POLICEMAN. While Mary O'Donnell and two companions were ‘walking along Chrystie street the night before last, on their way home from work, they were accosted in & free and easy impudence by Officer Herman Inter- man, of the Tenth precinct. Tne girls resente: the insult and told the policeman to be careful o his conduct. Interman, with an impudence not uncommon in the force, made a second attack oso, the young girls. Two of them fled, but Mary Donnell retained her ground and asked him wnat he wanted. He then abused her in a most Diackguard manner, calling her the vilest names, and ended by flinging her into the gutter. The girl, on getting up, went to her home weeping, Yelated to her mother what had occurred, anda complain'. is to be entered at the Central Omce against this fellow, who so shomelully graced the uniform he wore. BOY BURGLABS. Wednesday night, about eleven o'clock, OMcer John Rourke, of the Sixteenth precinct, arrested two boysjinamed Michael Cronin and John Henry, on the corner of Twenty-sixth street and Eighth avenue. When seized they had in their possession several boxes of cigars and a quantity of chewing and smoking tobacco. The cigars and tobacco ‘Were subsequently discovered to be the property of George Pheany, of No. 509 West Forty-third reet, Wi.ose store was broken open the same evening. Cronin and Henry were arraigned before quae Murray, at Jefferson Market, yesterday. Eye oitiy confessed their guilt, and were held in $1,000 bail each to answer. BEAL ESTATE, The auction business yesterday at the Exchange comprised the following Supreme Court sales:— Messrs. K. A. Lawrence & Co., under the direction or E. D, Gale, reteree, sold five lots on 114th street, east of Filth avenue; Messrs. Bleecker, Son & White sold, under the direction of Philo T. Ruggles, ref- eree, the premises No. 192 Second avenue, west of avenue A, and Mr, D. M. Seaman disposed of, un- der the direction of J. H. K. Blauveit, referee, the tenement Aye gkind known as No. 14 Ludlow street, north o1 Canal street, The legal sale of the prem- ises on Thirtieth street, east of Seventh avenue, ‘was adjourned by George L. Pie Halll Jr., referee, to September 10, and J. J. Mackin, referee, ad- ata the sale of the premtses on Tenth avenue, tween 115th and 119th streets, Peebles On Wednesday, on the premises, Messrs, Bleecker, Son & Co., sold under the direcsion of G, D, Lyman, a four story building aud five acres at Highwood Park, Tenafy, N. J, to George D. Munroe for $17,600. Also a awelling and twen- pety acres at Highwood Park to C. B. Gisson for ‘Algo at Plainfield, N. J., yesterday, the ieee firm sold Dr. Hutching’s property, located On the northwest corner of Grove street and Park Piace (in Washington Park), plot 100x150, to E. J. Chatter tor $7,900. NEW YORK PROPERTY—RY R.A, LAWRENCE AND CO, Riot, + oF jth et, i fee, ofdth av., 25x1 a Y BLER 148. bk. bh «ron &, DK. ft. 'w. of ay. A, 2d av, 162.7 Jot 214x100; Francis Kickedson. ‘i ; SeAMAN, 158. 0k. tenoment hy trond, same in, rear, and}, No. If Ludiow gt, 1 1.0; Jos, U, Levin... tt not Canal st, lot 224%, NEW YORK HERALD, ——$———_—_—_ Continued Summer Dulness and Bearish Movements. Stocks Again Off—Gold Heavy and Dull— Money Easy and Foreign Exchange Weak. THE EXISTING SITUATION. WALL STREET, } THURSDAY, July 9—6 P, M. Outside of the immediate and direct influences the suggestions which operated here to-day wére the fear of the effect of the recent decision in re- spect to American railway securities upon foreign investors and the hint of decreased railroad earn- ings. ‘The fallacy of the former antictpation could be abundantly shown 1 space permitted the Publication of extracts from foreign newspapers showing the character of American ratlway credit abroad, Tae quality of this sort of comparison was shown in the fact that Erle was exceptionally strong to-day, notwithstanding that a direct at- tack was made upon St, Paul and Northwestern, two stocks largely dealt in abroad, upon the so- called granger success, The effect of this latter movement, one house alone selling 1,600 shares of St. Paul, on German account, was to depress the entire list, which, after showing A SINKING FEELING during the day, left off at nearly tac lowest figures. ‘The suspicion is gaining ground that there is an organized effort to depress the value of American railway securities between now and the fall, both here and in Europe, and that all agencies, as well as the circulation of all damaging news, are being availed of to bring about this result. The current business would seem to help out the soundness of this suspicion. THE STOCK MARKET opened at adecline of % to % per cent as com- pared with the closing quotations of last evening, and later went of 3 to % per cent, chiefly in Northwest and St. Panl common, Lake Shore, Rock Island, Wabash and Western Union. The latter was heavily depreciated upon statements regarding a new cable, with an independent land line connection. At the second board there was a@ steadier feeling, and prices showed a recovery of % to }4 per cent from the lowest point, Ta the later afternoon business the market showed an increased selling dispo- sition, and the closing quotations were generally the lowest of the day. Compared with the open- ing figures Northwest and St. Paul common showed a decline on the day’s business of 3% a 35% per cent; Western Union, 3% percent; Wabash, 2 per cent; Rock Island, 134 per cent, and the bal- ance of the list % to1% per cent. The aggregate day’s business amounted to 201,000 shares, dis- tributed as shown in the subjoined table. RECORD OF THE STOCK MARKET. Highest. Lowest. Sales. N. Y. Central and Hudson... Save ae $i Z nD 48,200 abi 33 13,000 Northwestern fe are m4 19,400 ti breferred.. & orth west sys fe! oF ko 32) 50 ist 700 23 105: 100 25% 14,100 17% 202 25 400, We Union Telegraph MM a0 ‘estern nse ‘elegrap! ,! facie al Uni ma re: bi airy mer. Mer. Union Express. 6034 B. H. and Erie...... i De lw GOLD opened and closed at 109%, with sales in the interim at 109% and 110. fhe loaning rates were 2,1, 1, and at the close 2 per cent for carrying, with some transactions flat. The Assistant Treas urer patd ont to-day $610,000 on account of interest and nothing in redemption of five-twenty bonds. ‘The total payments on account of July interest to date amounted to $11,055,000. The customs re- ceipts were $390,000. The bids for United States gold at the Sub-Treasury amounted to $4,280,000, at prices ranging from 109.26 to 109.89. The award of $1,000,000 was made from 109.81 upwards. The operations ot the Gold Exchange Bank were 9s follows:—Gola balances, $1,058,596; currency bal- | ances, $1,168,906; gross clearances, $33,646,000. MONEY BULED EASY @t2 and 3 per cent on call, private mercantile Five hundred thvusand dollars national bank notes were received at the Treasury tor redemp- tion to-day. The internal revenue receipts were $450,000, TR TREASURY BALANCES at close of business to-day were:: Currency. oe Coin {leas ‘coin certificates, ' $82,330,000) FOREIGN EXCHANGE ‘was quiet and barely steady on the basis of 4.8734 4.90 for bankers’ 60 days and sight sterling re- spectively. Reichmarks, 9574 a 955; a 9534; cables, 9789734; prime Paris, 5.13%{ a 5.1054: good bills, 615 and 5 19%. The steamship Holsatis to-day took out $819,000 in gold coin and $202,000 in silver coin and bars. THE FOREIGN MARKETS were generally strong. The Bank of England aid not raise its discount rate to-day. The Bank shows a@decrease in bullion during the past week of £673,000, The amount of builion withdrawn from the Bank on balance to-day was £36,000, The pro- portion of reserve to Ilabilities is 42% per cent against 48% per cent last week. ’ Gonsols at the close—five P. M.—declined to 92% @ 92% for money and 92% a 9234 for the account. Old 1865's were 108%, 1867's 108%, ten-forties 1045; @ 104%, the new fives 1043{. Rentes at Paris were easier at 60f. 85¢, The bullion in the Bank of France increased during the week 13,816,000f, At half-past five Erie closed in London at 28% @ 29. GOVERNMENTS showed a fair Investment inquiry, advanced slightly and were firm at the close. The following were the latest quotations:—United States currency sixes, 116 a 116%; do. do., 1881, registered, 11534 a 115%; do. do., do., coupons, 11634 a 117; do. five-twen- ties, 1862, registered, 1123 a 113; do. do., do., cou- pons, 1124 9113; do, do., 1864, registered, 115 a 115343 do. do., do., coupons, 11514 @ 115%; do. do., 1865, registered, 115 a 116; do. do, do, con- pons, 116% a 116%; do. do., 1865, new, registered, 115% @ 115%: do. do., do., coupons, 115% a 115%; '+do. do., 1867, registered, 11534 a 115%; do. do., do., coupons, 116% @ 117; do. do., 1868, registered, 116% a 116%; do. do., do., coupons, 11634 a 116%; do. ten-forties, registered, 11234 a 112%; do. do., coupons, 112!¢ & 112%; do, fives, 1881, registered, 112%; do. do., do., coupons, 11254 @ 112%. STATE SECURITIES were dull, the sales having been confined to Ten- nessee new at 814, Tennessee new series at 58%, and Missouri, Hannibal and St. Joseph issue at 92, ‘The bids were:— Rhode Island, Connecticut 6's. Indiana 9's. Missouri 6's, Missouri 6" ry “1. Missouri 6's, 70, Missouri 6 Lng bd Mo 6's, Miss 6’s, if 3 Std. iss” Tenn none ie new, eX ¢. ‘Tenn 6's, new serie Virginia’ és, old Virginia 6's, new Virginia 6's, cou. Georgia 6's. 612,780,000 70,900, 000 101 102 101 BS 7 ‘a i iit ine: sa 64 gees seShsloustacsds ek 6 rand RAILWAY MORTGAGES ‘Were moderately active, The dealings were well distributed, but generally in smail amounts. New York Ventral, first, brought 105; New York Cen- tral sixes of 1887, 93; Central Paciflos, 89; Western Pacifics, 81; Unton Pacific, first, 825¢; land grants, 80%; C., O. and 1. G., first, 8214 a 83, and Chicago ana Northwestern consolidated gold bonds, 78. ‘The bids were as follows :— Alb & hs Bat bds. Cedar F & Minn Istm. 78 Alb & Sus 2d bds. Mich South 7p ¢, 99 Bos, fl a Ist m Clev & Volst Bur, © K & M ist, 653 = Clev & Tol ne’ Ches & Ohio 6's, ist m. ‘a voliet & Chi Ist m Louisiana & Mo ig in} Ee Ch, Bur & QS gh, Rock stand &P Lake shore Ist. ¢ ¢ m, new... Marietta & Cin tst,. RY J conta ‘sguregteee* Mich Ven con 7's 1902, the | 900 paper 5% to 7 andthe next grade 8 to 9 per cent. | 7 FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1874.—WITH SUPPLEMENT. 541 Imp bonds. 100% am age P ist 8 “107i Mil & 81 ce Tar Sturt PD rts Chew st ofhLEN W cos io “Ch aN W ist Chi & NW co Gaiona + Chi 1 Mt 6.0.6 411 Del. Lack & W 7's, con. 108 Morris & Ensex Morris & Essex con. Morris & Fasex 78, *7i.. Erie Ist mex... Ene ath m, Brle btn m7" a Hane Pe bok 86° land grants, and 78 8 79 for incom BANK STOCKS Mich Cen Ist m, 8's, NV aN HOS 182. WL Barlone, 7's, Ist ma, F. 0 & Miss con $1. oni & Miss con. Gen’ Pac bon wie Un Pac Ist. 82 nion Pact ¢ ag Ts, citle BR of, Mo. istm 5U%4 Oley « Pitts 34 Jy, Chi & I Quincy _& Tol Ist, 1 80 Fekin, Line & Dec'r lst 7244 Centrai Pacific bonds closea at 89 a 8934, and Union Pacific 82 a 82% for firsts, 80 & 81% for sold at 924 for German American. The bids America American Exchan| Central National... Obatham, ‘ulton.. Gallatin National. foemane -Ainerican. ry New York. ees SSSses 6900 Am Dk & Imp 5000 NY © ist m, c. 1000 Lake 8, © ¢ 1s 500 N'Y Cen Is: 1300) Cen Pac g bd es of M Ist 1000 Un Pac 74,1 1000 Morris & Es 8shs Ger-Am Bk. 13 Dela HO: ree Hin Pac M $5 Co. SERUCEE CES SLECERSE EERE eee: SeeeRSSEESEESEE Se geSREEVESCUESStEzE pees rt Se eat? 6% D0) US Oc Ho UR Bh 8 40000 US 6-20; 6,67. 6 Bank of NY. 100 West Un Te! 2100 Manuhiovers & Mer'ts’ $1000 Tenn 6s, new. 1W00 Mo's, H&S J 18,987 92 ludu C & N Wee gb. Tr 100) Long Dock bon: 1000 6, P & A, old luo NY Cen t's, "87, 1900 Western Pac pa ad Sati Bete $00 shs West Un Yel. Bi do 900 73K 100 Be 200 7 100 7s 1000 300 B Lie a 1300 72 100 R 200 72 200 80) es at Ets Merchants’ Exchange i Metropolitan, PUR Ward: Bt, Nicholas. State of New Fon Union... In the afternoon bank shares sold at 102 for Fourth National, 103 for Metropolitan and 123 for RN, 400 shs Chi4N WRR.s3 ao. 3 73) SALES AT THE NEW YORE YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Thursday, J Saly 9-10 A. Moy} Betore Ca: 10115 and 11:30 A. M. $1000 Pe tet » ‘4 300 U First Board—10:320 A. M. aay BLM pase I veee Pitman Rodel 10 Oley é it Mich Gott neseezeete Eg eae 100 0, GETO be bs 3 499 Del, I. 4 W RE. 106% 10) aor 4 Be, «be 2 Wells-Fargo Ex. 8 Amer Express...) be 5 Adains Ex. ......be 1 500 do 200 Ohio & Miss RE.be 2:30 to 3 P. M. 100shs LS 4M SER. n do. ‘ net BESs cy im ray CLOSING PRICES—3 O'OLOOK P. M. rf 7014 9 70% Ubi ke NW ol 2634 3) N Jer ven at 42 4255 NY 5 S02 Mil & St Paul pf 6 Harlem. 2413 a 12553 Tol & Wabash.. 33% a Del. Lack & Wiis.’ a 16% Ohio & Miss oar Lake Shore... 74 Tidy Han & St Jo. Umion Paciti HN 24g 0, CK IC... Chi & NW. a 35% COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotton Dull and Lower—Flour Dall— Wheat Stendy—Corn Closed Barely Steady—Oats Firm—Pork More Active and Easier—Larad Easier—Groceries Qulet and Unchanged—Petroleam Dull and Lower—Spirits Turpentine Active and Steady—Kosin Dull and Unsettled— Whiskey Steady. Taurspay, July 9—6 P. M. Cotton on the spot was dull of sale and some- | what nominal in value. The annexed quotations There was absolutely no demand from exporters, and the several lines forming the sales of last evening, after report, for spinning purposes, were nearly all, it is supposed, to the one party. There was no general demand of any importance from any source. At the decline indicated the market, at the close. was feeble. “Futures,” at a deciine of 3-32c, a %c. per Ib., were only in moderate request. We jaote :— t Uplands, Alatama, N,Orteans, | Teras Ordinary. 14 rt Good ordinary + 1D 1394 iy, 18% birict good ordinary... 16 16% 13316 Low mladiing. 18% 6s i. ¢ Og S178 18% 19 —fhe quotations are based on cotton tn store running in quality not more than half a grade above or below the grade quoted. The sales were:— ure delivery (basis low middimng) the sales have been as follows:—Last evening, after two o'clock— August, 700 bales at 16 27-82c., 1,700 at 16 13-16e.; Sep- tember, 500 at I7c., 200 at 16 81-32c.; October, 400 at 16 %-32c. ; November, 10) at 16 17-32c. ; Doren bee Heid 16 17-62, Total, 4.900 bales, Today, up to t July, 200, bales at Lo 3 BoE a Yatge.o0 100 ie bite. no’ notin eed Bi | Sy at lii,short, notice 11th, at | 16, site. > “Augie, 1,30 90) nt 16 25.320. 164e at 162 Weil ioe, T1320. ao Bent an 1,000. at wa Nees; September, j 100 at 16 15-16c.,_ 200 ae ib 3390., S at Large BOD ak 107 -e,, Wat ibj¢c rs ae eNOS Sree aw SSESERER SESS ES RRR SESE: ST ASS 12130 P. M.—Before Call, . 15 Lr be ue bc 116} by she (ee a@NWRR bs Second Board—1 P M. an one Ly T R.be ted $1000 Ten 6's, n, xe.be 59 4000 Migsourt 6's, 70, 2000 Cen re foes ry SS ahs Fourth N Bank Yo 10 Metropolitan Bank i haved a "W% do rE} Garcsnnin: & C4 Tob) ar i637 330, sho aide, 200 1G 21-82¢, | at 16 27-2c., 700 at Fac § Uetoner, 100 at 165¢0., 100 iit 16 vet 00 86 38 at 16c., 1 Noveinber, 1,000 at 16ize.; Decer : 110) bales Grand. total, 19,900 balos, Exchange | paid to Cad uy July tor August, i for August, Receipts at the various ports wi lows iveston, 40. Te New Orleans 3h annah. 41, Charleston, 71: Wilmington, 39 New York. iis sniadelphin 2 total, Nose bales. ‘this day last week, £08 bales.” This day last’ year, 2,278 bales. Rates on cotton were anoted nominaily a3 erie’ Havre, by asail, Xe. To Hamburg, by eam, 30.7 by tail, hye, To Bremen, DY steam, 346°; Sail %oc compressed.” To Liverposl, Sl0d. «fd, by mm. a. by salle Corran—The market continued dull for all sue | tions. No sales were reported from first hands, and ) the jopbing trade Was unimportant. The stock of cot- fee other than Kio In first hands includes 8 bags and 19,000 mats of Java; © 59. 46) do. 5 Laguayn 3 Rico, 1,446 do. ; Costa Ric: 3377 Savanilla, 4,820 do.: Curacoa, Rio, ordinary cargoes, 17%\c. 20. ; Bye. a He; good do., Bise. a “B1%Ke.t alge. a 22%(c.; extreme Tange for lots, 10%c. Java, governinent bags, 28e.; Ceylon, 18%e. Lagunea, mingo, 17c. a £38 Be Be. lay’ Tagu arp Gnais.—Woceipte—Flour, 17.69 bole: ya $21.69, bushels; corn, 44.901 do. ;, eden meal, >, bbls oats, 52,65) bushels. © flour market wi but Valles “exhibited no change, | The sales. ineluditg ‘ait Kinds, foot up ubout, 12.000 bbls. at prices within the Pande of the, appended quotations, orn meal was steady, and sold to the extent of 90 bbis., at $445.0 $4.00 for Brandywine, $3 75 a $4 15 for Western and $375 Hers for Jersey; also Wi) sacks of Baltimore at $128 a $1 4) per | ‘quote :— No.2 State $4 00a $4 50 Superfine State. £75.05 33 | Extra State. 5 75a 60 | Choice state. 6 loa 625 | Superfine Wester 14850 525 Extra Western. +5750 60 | Extra Minnesota. 1 62a 800 | 575a 6 UW) \ 6Wa 65) | She oe edie | St Louis straight 6254 70 St. Louis, choice double extr 70a 775 Bt Louis, cholce family. 80a 950 , | Calttornia = : Nominal. | Rye flour, gos, to superiine. + £500 600 Southern, No. 2... + Nominal. | Southern, superfine. 4750 525 Southern, extra. 55a 70 | Southern, tamil: Ta 975 | Corn meal, Wester 3758 400 Corn mei 3a 400 Corn mes 45a 455 Caloric. rat 445 Golden ear. Ba lar and very 145, tI cai a $i3t toe Ne” 2 Ceaee re iar ameeiet eee pear Mn a get yellow ai aoe mio aie ‘nite. Oats—The marker was firmer, bub.at the close was about steady. Sales bon ey at 0c. a (blac. for mixed—the Totter an poe 6lc, a 67c. for white. Barley and rye were dull and entirely nominal. ‘There has been a much hetter foantry to. day for Accommodation by vessels on the berth, at about yesterday's rates Tonnage. for charter was ot ently sought after; still there was a tair busine Pe ported. for vessels toe at tor otter br purpowes, were ep e by Bat seria Mia 3 ee at . 100 bales cotton at teats Foo baapols of corn on private te: ras ¢ 1,500 eon flour au See To eS ! Ww, bushels 0 neath on the vasla ot Shade pet 34 XLS 300 boxes bacon at To by stea sides of leather at 64. The charters embrace an teatian bark, hh Cork. for oriers, with R400 fuarters of grain, at ts. 4d.; Norwegian bark, with S9u0do. of do,, hence, same voyage. ut Os. abed-: a Nor. wesian bark, th 400) do. of do. hence same voy t nt ark, do. of do., hence same yo! ‘sd; van’ Tratian bark hence ty adirect Cont mital pith with 3,200 do. of do. Tied. i @ Norwegian bark, jonce to Liverpool, with’ SH dole of refined peroleumn, At 58; an American schooner, hence ton direct French ort an bark Wesco Oo Scat, ria Wdo. of refined rin ence ‘tettin, wi do. of refines 63.; a German bark, with 2 of ‘refined do., Foden sane Ma and rate; a iewspien bark, pe, to a Baltic port, with 2,000 bbls. of refined do,, at 6s. August clearance. MoLasses.—The demand for boiling grades comune good bu. the supply being light, there was little In the ray of business accomplished, “During, th | have been | two cargoe: to | cargoes to We notice an in- creased dei steady prices, Stock this di hhds., including Cuba, Porto Rico and English Islands, and 2200 bbls. oF New We made ot on Wie basis ot al ive, on private md’ for trade 450 -, fOr rihs. ualities brieans, | quote: New crop—Oubay centrifugal and mixed, Se. fhe. do. layed,” Bao. Mace don tmarcovade retiniig, | Bre. ‘a 426 do. rorery, ‘a '80.; Porto Rico, | Toe ia ‘Tslamds ale. a Sac. New Orleans, 70c, 880 AL Stones.—The market for spirits of turpentine was moderately active to-day and closed steady at Xe. for merchantable orver... The, sales include bb 1 Sfhe, 335 Wbus. at doe, and 15) UYls, 6Q BCrLYe ah show @ reduction of 3<c. per Ib. for all grades, | To-Day. Last Foe’g. Total. Consumption 226 1,333 1,579 | Speculation. 3) 40 1,392 1,619 % | yield large returns the next thirty days. | Strained rosin remained dull and weak ana ctosed nomi- hal ov $2 06 a $2 10 tur common to vood. We heard of | sales of 510 bbls. & at $2 05, 10) bbis. do. at $2, 250 bbls. good at 36, of the finer wpades “po bois. including goo $44 846, and a bbls: of extra pale at $6 4 8090; Tar and plik were ne: | Blected and nominal Petkoveum.—for refined the market was again easier and very quick. Quoted at 12. for spot or month: 4900 | bbls, sold for July delivery at ‘that ruge in bul D bbls sold ford at sc. were quoted wendy nominal at73gc. The I’ hil easier; refin-d quoted at 12'4 3,000 pbls., for July delivery, at kets were all eiphia market wa spot and month, ict and not feienualy chanced n ¥alue; | uoted as follow: ey at $1.15 a $6 Zia; Kousvilie. | 1; Titusville, $1 Tidioute, We. Petroleum Ventre, unchanged; ‘s NO- market. Later we neard of sales in ih ha phn of 2800 bbls of re liverabie from the Ist to the I of August, ath Provistons.—Keeeipts:—Pork, 226 pe ckages; cut meats, 237 lard, 200 bls, the market for mess pork ope! ned firm: barely steady, We note sales of 500 bbis. check Monday at $19, 1,000 bbls. UR August at $19 25 a $19 34 2,000 bbls. | tor September at a $19 25; also 100 bbls. prime mess at $15, and 78 ‘halt extra prime at $17 75 a $1 Bacon remained dull and Hyer une hanged at Lc for lorg clear and 10! Dressed hogs were steady at Beet—the ‘market BRA, ‘a © ‘quiet, with prices ‘rut: ing | steady; ei? ey ae lots. the amount of 5) packages laced at figures within the Fange of 89 a $12 for Bigtn men bbiat .; Sib a Sid tor extra | is DLs. $22 for prime mess tlerces; $24 for India mess, do., and $26 ior extra city India mess. Beef hams remained dull, but values were quoted nominally the same, at from $46 a $23 for the ri age of Southern, and $24 tor Western. Cut meats—We have yet to report ee but generally firm mar The suies include pickled shoulders, at 74e.,,and 5,00) Ibs. of pickled Dellies, at 9c. per lb.’ Lard—The market tor Western and was better for tore at Me. per 1b; ‘nud £250 Nerces was barely steady, but the d ward delivery. Sales 20 tterces, spot, 4,000 tierces, for August at LI’ Coie for September, atll 15-16e. Ce per. ib, City lard was firm and sold to the extent of 100 tierces, at 113%e. per Ib. Eick.—The demand has been moderate, in adistribut- Ing way. at steady prices. ‘Sales 6 tierces of Carolina at Tue. w Xe. por Ib., according to quality, and 2) bags | | of Rangoon at 630. a'b%0. per Ib. | se iatither quiet, but remained steady . fur fair to good so uba. of French Lslands at 720. @ pe do. of Guadaloupe at 7c. a 1%. TID. Refined was in demand and Armor, auoted at fotze. a 10!c, per Ib. for standard A's," lige. for. zranu- lated, 1u7%¢e. for crushed and Ile. tor powdered. Messrs, Wait, Creighton & Morrison, in their circular of thls date, sum up as follows :— Hhds. Boxes, Bags. Melado. Stock (ascertained by actuat count including specula- tion) duty 1, 1874, 155,154 93,413 175,373 ceased 10,859 19 50,467 166.013 102,307 225,540 1870 GANT 16, falas tunes vulrsii 1,395 Stock this day, July 0 i874. Comparing h stock Ji a 10, 1573, ee 8,158 Comparing ‘with stock” July ieee ee 1h, 1872... "104,726 85,354 71,000 5,066 Coniparing with ‘stock July 91,323 86,825 255,125 11 We ‘quote: ~Guba—Keaning, interior to common, 7% ‘Sac. c. good to. DeEOne, Bag as + Prime Ww choice, boxes, Nos. 3 to 13, Bie. a 94. s,s. and boxes, Ze. & 7c. mela. do, Asc. <i “fintea Boe Duteh s 08. 7 to 9, 734. a T7e. ¢ do., 10 to 12, 1 Oi f Sige. og Bt 15, 3 16 to 18, oe Odgc. | do., 19 to 20, 10 white, #40, ‘a. tice. Porto Rico—Refining, com: ic. @ Sige. ; Brocery, tair to choice, Dutch standard, 08. 9 to 11, 7c. Sige. & 86. Manila Supericrand extra superior. Tee. Pee a ee e market remained quiet but drm. Sales, et to-day was very dull. Prime city quoted nominally at Sige, 60,000 Ibs. of out-of-town stock brought 8c. a 3 Waisxry.—Recer af bole. Market quiet and steady. Sales, 200 bbls. at We. ber geil gallon, . DOMESTIO MARKETS, Gatveston, July 9, bike fair demand; good ordinary. 1474 jet receipts, 40 buies. Sales, 415, Sto New Ortrans, July 9, 1874, Cotton quiet and unchanged: middling, Ie. Net to- ceipts, 314 bales; exports, coustwise, "1,521, Sales, B00; last evening, 200. Stock, 35,210, Monin, July 9, 1874. goto irregular; middling, 16%c. Sales, Stock, Savannan, July 9, 1874. Coen I6c. Net receipts, 4b coastwise, 223 ‘Sales, 41. : HARLESTON, July 9, 1874. Cotten dull; middling, xen low middling, 15\c. strict good ordinary. Lite. “Net receipts, 71 baies; ex: ports coastwise, 635i bases Sale, 180. stock, 9,093. Wiarncton, July 9, 1874. Spirits of turpentine firm at 30c. Rosin auilat $1 60 for strained. Crude turpentine quiet and steady at $2 | for yellow dip and $2 5) for virgin. Tar steady at $1 85. Osweao, July 9 1374, Fionr steady with a good demand; sales sy Wheat quiet; No. 1 Milwaukee club, $1 35; 6: white Michigan, $16). Corn i sales at Bs. ase “Corn | meal—$31 fot bolted, Mille | teed sacaay? ‘shorts, ‘S18; abi neti m0 abtauines, sta gc. Se. 10) herces at 1st tatuow.Phe ‘mark Cotton ste: | pidding, Tae? 8.165 |, Wotton unchanged; bales: ross, 41; ex! Canal treights lower; wheat, 74c.; corn, ety New York: lumber. $8 to Hudson, “$3 9) 05 Newburg, $3 75 to New York. Lake receipts—22,000 | | Dushels wheat, 94,000 do. corn, 16,00) do-oata, 1,213,000 | foet,of Liniber’ “Gaunt shipmehia—s0,00) push corn, 10,000 feet of lumber. Burravo, July 9, 1374. Lake ,and rail imports for, the last twenty tour nours— Flour, wheat, 27.400 bushels: corn, 189,463 ley, 1,000 do. Canal phipments— 509, di il exports— Wonorn sprit $7 &) a $3; white, $8 Wheat q Bushels Wisconsit at $1 28, Corn dull; sales 3,000 bushels Western at 6c. Oats quict; sales 5,U00 bushels No. | SWesarn at fe, Rye nominally $1 10. Barley malt firm; Canada, $1 9a $2; Western, $1 8) a $1.” Other | ardcles uncndnged. | Onicago, July 9, 1974. 4 | | rca re fe and ced an: uies lower; rice, ‘cash of Ries ys B09 Corn in bag? eee and ; Non ulsed, s0'4e, a losed S93¢c. bi closed 5P4c.,, Naver July and August Oats Bie, duly cw lower for cash; demand good at full prices tor options; 4539c. Gt ot, ae, buyer ealy S3huc. ayer AuLUst., Rye quick Arm and higher, No, 8bc*s dull and nominal! Bie, Barley dull and nowt a i op pened dull; 7 aosed er a a jot or Jaly and Lard steady at ae 23a giL re #08 fat a Suis August. Whiskey firm at 4c. afternoon wheat closed quiet fist 127% ‘e813. idee corm quigt at siigc, July, S0igc a Sc, A eo Recetp' bbls. flour, 60,000 bushels wheat, 213,000 do. corn, 21-000 do. oats, Shi dar, BNO a .gllours 87,000 bushels wheat, 162,000 do. corn, O00 EUROPEAW MAI MABKETS, Loxpox Propucr Manxut.—Lonpor, Jaly, Pe vanite: = Linseed ofl opened at £28 63. and closed at £23 as. png Farornuing opened at 25s. ‘and Closed at 2a, 3 | — ‘The condition of the sins yt hop crop is untavorable, rosnects of 8, smal at £4 lis, a £5 pied SRS as ANCIAL. | with | quote it yield, American hops are 100 lexes; 3s tor | g0) bought on members of the Ex- change; nooks and gold bought on commission; ex- | plauatory c circular furnished, ARD & MONTAGUE, No. 6 Broad street. FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS INVESTED IN Stock Privileges at the present time will be sure to We are pre- Pared to negotiate Puts and Calls on members of the tock Exchange of equally reliable parties at a dis- tance of | to 24 per cen: trom, the market on the stocks: parts of $10 for privilege o| srations are ierie, Lake Shore, C. C. » Western nin. and Pacific Mail. Fa, information will’ be found in the “Week's Doings in Wall Street,” containing the highest and lowest prices of stocks tor the past ten years, with a general review of the present and prospeciive market; oy mailed free to any ad- ress. TUMBRIDGE & CO, Bankers and Brokers, No.2 Wall street, New York. T RBASONABLE RATES.—MONKY ON LIF AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other Securities, Insurance of all kinds effected with best com- panies. . J. HARRION & CO., 117 Broadway. GENERAL ‘orhade OF THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Southern and Atlantic Telegraph compeay is hereby called to assemble at the oifice of the com- iy Vs, nn 5L New street, New York, ou Wednesday, July , at'l2 M.. tor the purpose of presenting amendments to bie! cateon ONES Ret CRENSHAW, President APPLICATIONS FOR LOANS ON CITY PROPERTY ved. Principals only neod apply. Address HILL & BAKER, 59 William street, room —LAPSLEY. & BAZLEY, BROKERS, 74 BROAD- A. ray, Double Privileges, $250 to $400: Puts or Call: 3100, aerber8 of the Exchange” tor 100 shares, any- thing’ as Not being marketable. ‘How Money is. and Made in Wal or to be bad of ieee ano, 33 Union sq NY PART OF 100 SHARE STOCK PRIVILEGES— Profits paid in, a} fad calls and double privi- leges on members Stoc! re “it uf 2 Brond.wa; New York, ik B: HICKLING & CO., 72 Boia SAVINGS BANK, NEW YORK, 1874.— Intaress will bo paid {0 depésitors the rate of, six por cent on all sums from Five jars to Two Phone Dottar on all sums exceeding ine Dol er cent uvon such eon of depomta, agre' e provisions of the bylaws, and payable on ‘and after Monday. July 20, 1 AW interest not called for will reinain as \rrinetpal, and draw interest from Ju! TAR S74, i the babyy lead bikie ao 1, BROWN, President G. H. Coaars| Ly Spereta | ea yearly profits. rrnnnnnnnnnne | MeeHamics AND TRADERS SAVINGS INSTITWe No, 288 Bowery, near: Houston street Interest Notiee.—A semi-annual dividend of six cent per annum has been declared, and will be crea! depositors July 4 174 on ail sum ‘ended thereto Lor | Bash nonthsand three months ending June 0. the six mentor duly 20. Dividends not withdraw will oe et esare July 20 will deasintoreg tran say te 2 00 oF base tay CONKLIN, President. ts ER, | Secretary. ONEY WANTED—ON GOOD REAL bikt TATE, In and out of the city, in wae fon $2,500 oso Viti. ELAS Dy sas nana No.7 Murray street, room 17. PRICE OF THE FIREMEN’S FUND INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 167 Broadway. . $29,608 ~~ new Torx, July 8, 1876. ‘The Board of Directors have this day declared a semf- annual dividend of five per cent, payable om demand. eRe W. R. WADSWORTH, Secretary. _ FFICE GREAT WESTERN (MARINI) INSURANCE Company, No. 50 Wall street, sew York, July % —Ataregilar meeting of the "Board of Directors this day, 4 cash dividend of tive (5) per cont om the capital stork ‘of the company was declared, payable o and atter 1sth inst. ‘Trunsier Dooks wil be ‘closed um that date. WM. T, LOCKWOOD, secretary. WNERS OF MOUNT VERNON RAILROAD GOM= any's, Wayne county, Tinols. pate ‘Construc- tion Bonds will find it for thei in writing with 4. B., box 5¥ 47 Ne AILROAD BONDS WANTED. a. W. /PRADES SAVINGS BANK—215 WEST TWENTY -THIRD strect, near Eighth avenue, have declared their usual dividend’ot SEVEN (1) PER CENT, payaple July 20. All moneys deposited before July 3% wit ’ “I. M. PRexsn, Seo, MERI M, LESLEY, President ship, ‘and Rallwa, Supply Company. uly & 1874. joard ol day declared g dividend of Ave per cent, ii on and after July 15, 1374 . JACOBS, Secretary and Treasurer _ HE PRODUCE Ba! K. ‘The Board of Dir three and one-half ce The transfer books will N YORK, JULY 7, 1874.— ‘ors have declared a dividend 4 ee per cent, payable July 15, 18% EXD URESSRORRTS Sat . RADERS' DEPOSIT COMPANY, NO. 85 LIBERTE street. Loans and advances on ollaterals. Tar PER CENT WILL BF PAID FOR $6,000 OR $3,040 to invest in and incet the demands of a rapidly icreasing pusiness, now in successfal operation ih thee everything fist class. Address 8. , H. Wanren $17,000-—A FIRST MORTGAGE ON REALy Estate and Manufacturing property, lately coming over $25.00) and imsured in class companies fe tones situated in the country, about 60 miles trom New ‘ork. ‘Vrincipals only addréss LOAN, box 109 Herald oftice. WANTED 35000 FOR FIVE YEARS ON & FIRST class place at ‘Tenafly, N. J., worth $12,000: is free and clear; will pay commias o bonus. Address W.C..care of Richard Borden, Lisle Siver Red Post silice, N. J. ‘10 20 PER CENT. Investments strictly first class, City and beavis Pity, | road Bonds, Railroad Stocks, Insurance and Gastignt ne stock and othe: nee Stocks and Bons paying 10 to 20 per ce a large reduction below pat, for sale by BLE ur hy NICOLAY & Ci Btock Brokers and Auetionesiag 43 Pine street, New Yi N. B.—Investment securities our specialty 2 years. 70 TO LOAN—ON FIRST MORTGAGE, OB ‘would try @ good Second. Address TRUS- ‘TBE, Herald office. AND $9,000 FIRST MORTGAGE—ALSO $9. 500 2 $8.08) Second, Mortgage, for sale, ate mae re ir rover neat rospect Brooxiya. OUT WEP SEYMOUR, 171 Broadway. $14,000 AND $1000) TO LOAN OM $17. O00. Stik Row Vor ‘city improved! roperty, at7 per cent it ADPIY 10 MOWRIS BROTUERS, $100.0007 Rorsgtges on New ore Provera rst Mortgages bought on Brooklyn and Ce vit te Mrincipal is only need is ly, WILLA! w. No. 4 Warren street, res WILLARD, Counsailor at La) room 13, hours to 25. B SINESS OPPORTUNITIES, AX* OPPORTUNITY—TO SECURE THE FINEST Broadway Dining Room and Restaurant for three Years, without bonus; this includes all the elegans black walnut Furniture, Ranges, Steam Tables, Fixtures, Cooking, Crockery, wiamware. Silver Service, cies Bar, &c,', business established and paying over Yoatly: this affair is open only to resnonsible parties. Re papreseae the owner, who wants seeurity tor the rent only PHALON & SLOAN, 31 East Seventeenth street. A PROvITABLE { MONOPOLY IN DOMESTIC BIL. liard Tables.—A_ eae saan wants a parwer, ta furnish $2,00J to e500 oe needed. MACDUFF, 7 Bleecker street. _ GENTLEMAN TO JOIN THE ADVERTISER INa ron ae Hromtable manufacturing business with $: already established. Apply for full particulars: at fiscr Greene street, second floor, room 4. A NEW YORK MERCHANT, GOING TO LONDON and Paris, will attend to any business that may be wanted. Address LONDON, Herald office. A HOUSE OF HIGH STANDING IN. THIS CITY DB- siring to introduce a special line of goods wishes to | arrange with a traveller having a trade already estab- Hehed with retail grocers within. 9 or 100 miles of New York: it would notatall interfere with the duty of @ traveller now representing wholesale grecers, and to man of chasacses 4 desirable arrangement can be fered. Address, with address and present relation, F. & CO., Herald office, and an interview will be arranged. ATTEND AUCTION SALE of Drug Store 654 E! bd tye on Monday, July Unexampled chance to Botain a good business. Seana ioe aged pone. Pode toler IN. cludiny roved Machinery, for sale at a Had Inquire of J. JONES, between 12a and4 P. M., at No, 410 Fourth avenue. Caras OR PARTNER WANTED-—IN A FIRSP class diamond broker's office: 10 per cent monthly can be made; party Javesting w will hold the securities; references exchanged. L. A. B, Heraia Up- town Branch office. Lae SMALe AMOUNT OF CAPITAL TO 1 ure and introduce a new article tor tadies* useful and elegant; the safest and beat in~ Yestmuent in this city; a monopoly. Address BUSINESS, Herald office. ARTNER WANTED—IN AN ESTABLISHED BUSE Ness; a young and active man; $10.000 will purchase an uterest 3 good opportunity (oF a gen ntleman desiring to plac “highly respectable business. Address MOHANT. Herald oxice. pA WITH $15, 00) WANTED—IN A SUCCESS- rul wholesale Dusincss1n metal line, with factory im Brooklyn aud wareroom in Sew korks ‘party inva to take charge of latter and finances; { bi3 remaineat factory. Apply to ‘ohigas ECARGE- "ON, 93 Broad way. | paz at THE PHOUmAALR COAL TRADE, Is ared to make an engagement ® clerk of der posted in the ousineas, bartner with one who is thoroug! Address 0. M., box 166 Heraid office. parse SICIAN, REGULAR PHYSICIAN OF ANY = cash, ae soeure an interest im tablished and ith a first a] Epler ity, hike Address DOUTO Herald Uptows ranch oltice. ThA ADVERTISER WILL INVEST FROM $1,000, To ee 000 cash in some safe, established business, tal interest, and if necessary is willing to ne for the a Duatness: has travelled many years in the South nd West and is well acquainted with the best grocery, A fob acco trade in the above sections; first cl ces offered and only responsible parties need, - ting tull business, » Dey Wetaid omee. ANTED—YOUNG MAN, WITH chee of light business; salary TO TAKE per week. 14th A PARTY, WITH $25,000 TO ‘an Interest in a well established mai ke taring’b business in this city, where the additional as gan be used most advantageously in Phase B a increase of the demand. Address J. A. 5 WANTSD, 4 PARTNER IN 4 GOOD PAYING 5. cigar store, to take e: charge. At e street, OSBORN'S wine Foome Bes SAVINGS aeRO No, 170 Sixtm AVENUE, bo ov Tweirtn Strat, ew YORK, June 25, 1874, Interest at the rate of six per cent per annum will be paid on all, sume of $5 ai upwards, payable on and fter July 20. " Interest not withdrawn will be credited asa deposit from July 1 Deposits made on or betore Suly 20 will draw interest from July 1. Bank open daily from 9 A. M. to3 P. Bite Monday, Wednesday and Saturday from Sto8P. JOHN E, DEWITT, President. Gao. 0, Warno, Secrotar ry. XECUTOWS FUNDS OF New York and Brooklyn make loans on Buildings in course of erection. the Executor, No. 6 Pine street, room 18. ORTY-FOURTH DIVIDEND, VER FIRE INSU RANGE COMPANY. Mmi-annual dividend of five () per cent is payable A se oY J be ont abner Jy {i REMBEN LANE, Secretary. _New¥. July 1, 1874 ON Hor SALE, aaa MORTGAGE Brooklyn Property. one year to tun: $150. Adres OWNER, York Post office. ; aan & COMPANY, BANKERS, 10 PIN street.“Deposits received and interest allowed, First class Bonds negotiated. Bills on | London, Mx 10 LOAN ON BOND. AND MORTGAGE.— First and Second MOTRNE bought and sold, FENGER, 33 Pine street. Messer TO LOAN ON IMPROVED NEW YORK OR Brooklyn Proj RA ‘ RED, $2 ray. 00 TO LOAN-ON iret class Property; will Apply to | $100. ~A_RARE CHANCE FOR ANY PERSON TO make an hovest living with & capital of $10 gnly, oF goog security for that amount Address, for pare x 21 OR $600 TO INVEST, WITH SERVICRS, DX $500 ons good, safe business, or as partner, by @ usiness man, with cood reference, Address J. By SROWNS Herald office. 1.000 29 Biethoonst a A GENTLEM: hey mount to take an pa in act as treasurer of an use, do~ ing a good a Mr, WILLIAMS, 90 Ganst) street, up = nt Seen TO $500 PARTNER WANTED.—AR- ticles patented 1p. the machine, hardware, $1. 00 Ca line of trade tetera vaxchangeas Apply t0 0 itaioitr, 3) TO $30,000.—W ANTE! AN ACTIVE $20. 000 interest to above sacent in an estab. Hehed and profitable Dasines, capable of gro bese references given and requ Fequ faired ; io answer noticed where nature of” busin uculars are omitted, Aadress H, Peg ier ones, fire ——— ee COBONERS' CASES, Shortly before six o'clock yesterday morning the body of an unknown man, about forty years of age, five feet seven inches in height, and dressed im black clothes, white muslin shirt, in the bosom of which were white studs, and biack necktie, wat found Moating in the middle of the North River, off pler 52, by two young men who were rowing acros® to Hoboken. Coroner Etckhotf was noted. Coroner Woltman yesterday held inquest in the case of Richard Lambert, the lad, late of Nos bo East Twenty-ninth street, who was killed om eafernoon of the 4th inst. by the falling of & fageet at the foot of Twenty-eighth street, bast River. During the storm the flag feil from the club house of the Friendship Boat foro, The jury, fowNd the oveurrenoe to have been accidental