The New York Herald Newspaper, July 23, 1874, Page 9

RINAACAL AND COMMERCIL ——e———— Tuaake Shore the S Market. —-———+-- GOLD 1009 The Balance of the Without Interest. WALL Srreet, WepnespAy, July 22-0 P.M. Lake Shore virtually constituted the tock 7-8 A lo. Market } stock mar- “met to-day, the transactions being 63,300 shares As compared With 33,000 shares, the total dealings im the balance of the list. This was the central point of interest at the opening of tae market in Consequence of the announced meeting of the Executive Committee to-day, with the two ques- tions of a lease and a dividend to be considered, The early dealings in the stock were at 7: 2g and 78, batin the afternoon, when it was rumorea there would be no dividend paid, the stock went Of from 73% to 7134. The rest of the murket of course sympathized in this decline, prices going of about ¥% to 4% per cent. Shortly before one o’clock Lake Shore rallied to 7234, the whole market recoveriug slightly im sympathy, but atthe second board taire was A DECLINE 10 71}, and the uther shares were correspondingly weak again. During tne last hour of business stocks Were dull, the closing prices being generally the lowest made. In Western Unton there was an ex- ceptional recovery of % irom tke lowest point, % in Pacific Mail and +¢.per cent in Lake Shore, ‘The failure of the Lake Shore people to declare a @ividend to-day was variously commented upon. Those “short” of the stock were industrious in proclaiming it a disappointment, although this Was one of the chances upon which short, while those “long” of the stock si fectly satisfied with the exhibit that they went eemed per- 3 per cent had been earned, preferring that the prestige of an 8 per cent stock should not be lost by the dec- aration of any lower dividend, It would have played RIGHT INTO THE HANDS OF THE ‘‘BEARS,’? and they are very ‘‘short’’of this stock, Clared & semi-annual dividend of 3 per to nave de- cent, The argument they have been making on the street for some time has been, eignt per cent stock per cent.” Passing the notwithstanding € per cent, as shown “This is what you cail an it can’t pay more than six dividend this thmo— in the sub- joined report, had been ecarned—preserves, it is argued, to the stockholders a higher value to their stock than if he had divided this 3 per cent profit. The ‘bears’? have to hammer the stock upon that the dividend was passed- nothing now Respecting the proposed lease of Lake Shore by New York Central | further but nothing was learned of tie action of the meeting, if any, but it ts said that the Commodore still cher- ishes the idea and that that was one of for passing the dividend to-day, his reasons ‘Tne total sales of ail shares to-day were 86,300, distributed as shown in the subjoined table:— No, of Highest. Lowest. Sales, | New York Central . + 999% 9934 1,100 | B 3 8134 lig 6,800 | 335 a 3,300 Northwestern. 87 1,400 Rock Ishind, 9336 900 Pacific Mail - 44% 2,800 Milwaukee and St. Paul.. 3% 6,400 Obto and Mississippi. 25 20 Western Union Telegraph 715; 10,600 Wabaab... + 8544 1,000 Unton Pacific. « 263g 26% 1,000 Cc. Cand Lo, » 1743 lis 100 Panama ..... 110 200 Dei.. Lack. and West. 1074 200 B. H. and Erie............ 136 1% 1,300 Hannibal and St. Joseph. 25 25 200 Pittsburg..... 876 876 200 GOLD opened at 110, which was the highest figure of the day, went off to 109% ana closed at carrying rates were 1 to 2 percent, fot. The Assistant Treasurer paid 100%. The borrowing out to-day $118,000 on account of interest and $:,000 in re- demption of five-twenty bonds. The customs re- ceipts were $330,000. MONEY CONTINUES EASY, at2to3 per cent on call and5to6percent for | Prime four months Paper, 6to7 per cent. The national bank notes | prime mercantile paper. received at the Treasury for redemption to-day amounted to $260,000, The internal revenue re- celpts were $240,000. FOREIGN EXCHANGE Was quiet and steady on the basis of 4.8736 for bankers’ 60 days’ sterling and 4.90 for sbort sight, asking rates, with selling rates 4.87 a 4.893 respectively. and 6.105. -GOVERNMENTS WERE FIRM Reichmarks were 953% anid 9654, cables 067% a 97, prime Paris 5.13% | 4.8734 and quoted upon a fair business, the principal dealings being, a8 usual of late, in registered issues, ‘This 1s in- aicative of an increasing home demand and is Noticeable as one of the features likely toenter into. the success of Mr. Bristow’s p With so much capital as we bave now ly! our banks and capable ot 2 and 8 per cent on Wall roposition. ing idie im earning only street, it will not be surprising if many, pending that restoration of contidence when they may be pre- pared to go into larger flelds of enterprise, should preier to put their money into a five per cent gov- ernment bond readily convertible into cash rather thau keep it wholly idle earning nothing. Stated that thus iar eight bids for new Its fives have been received at the Treasury at Washington—the amount not known. In addition to the previously reported poids of the German bankers we learn that some of our.American and Anglo-American houses arealso bidders. Secretary Bristow, Bounced, will leave Washington night for Long Branch, course, take the bids with saltation with the President, so when he him for con- it is an- to-morrow will, of that the award can scarcely be expected before Friday. The following table shows the closing prices:—United States currency sixes, 1 3 4 117%; do. sixes, 1881, | registered, 1163 4 11634; do. do, do. coupons, 1183 @ 11834; do. five-twenties, 1862, registered, 113.0 118% ; do. do., do., coupons, 113.0 1134 ; do. do., 1864, registered, 1143 & 114% ; do, do., do., coupons, 119% a 118; do. do., 1865, registered, 1154 a 116%; do, do., do., coupons, 117 a 11734; do. do., do., new, registered, 1154 a 115%; d coupons, 116% @ 11044; do. do., 1367, registered, | 10. d0., dO. 116% & 115%; do, do., do., coupons, 174% @ 117%; do, do., 1868, registered, 116% a 116%; do. do., do., coupons, 117s; 2 117%; do. ten-lorties, registered, | 112% @ 1124 ; do. do., coupons, 113 @ 113}4; do. fives, | 1881, registered, 111% a 111%; do. do, do., cou- pons, 114% a 113. THE FOREIGN MARKETS Were quiet and steady, both for consols and American securities. Three hundred and forty-six thousand pounds sterling went into the Bank of | Rentes at Paria at England on balance to-day, half-past five P. M. were steady at Clr. 87%c. The Bubjoined table shows the Loudon prices at the hours named :— Wt34.a, 1 Pat, Consols for money. ¥2% a IE a 9255 Cousolstor account 9234 2 Wy Bly a = 20's, a old... Be a 108} ise 2 - WT Brecces, MA — Lea — 1% 0584 a 105% U8, 13h a wa 2% 2a = 5 P.M, 84 a 9256 ey k 10824 & 109 109" a Leys, 154 a 105 4g 10359 @ 10S%e 0% a — THE MISCELLANKOUS BOND MARKET Was without new features, In the forenoon State bonds were dull and devoid of tntere: alternoon California sevens brought 11 at. In the New York Togistered bounty Joan, 10634; Missouri, Hannibal and St. Joseph, 93, and Tennessee, new series, 63 a 54, Railway mortgages were qulet and generally Arm, Central Pacifica closing at 88% 069 Bank shares were quiet and steady, enly changing hands, small lots OPERATIONS OF TIE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK TO-DAY, Gold bulances,.. Currency oalances. Gross clearances, CLVARING HOUSE STATEMENT, Curreney exchanres. Currency balances, Gold exchany: Gold balances. + $1,182,150 SEW — THE LAKE SHORE REPORT. The Executive Committee’of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Company met to-day, | when the Auditor presented the following state- ment relating to the business of the company tor | the six months ending June 40, 1874:— | | | Earnings. yeu +, $8,074,839 | Operating expenses (inciading cost of ‘steel | | “rails, substituted for iron), aud taxes (equal | 66 per cent of earnings)... Interest, leases and dividend on guar- anteed stock, fhe Discount on bonds sold...; $1,495,510 | Leaves equal to 3.025 per cent on capital stock. ‘The above amount following purposes :— Sn ECE: veces be mn equipment. . » G20, apie -—— $890,456 All this was under contracts made by the pre- vious administration prior to June $0, 1873, which contracts are now all closed, | For paymeuts on floating debt..-... ......00..-. 609,890 Bees | The present floating debt is. 8210990 ‘The reduction therein since January 1, 1874, other than by earnings, as shown above, was (rom procecds sales secona mortgage bonds. Whereupon the ‘oliowing were adopte Whereas the net proceeds of the business tor the six months ending with June 3), 1874, have been used in leting contracts entered into by the previous ad- ation, prior to June 40, 1874, and in reducing the | flouting debt or the company, so tat a realization thereor in means tor division wilt require @ sale of 30 many more of the company’s Londs; and whereas in the opinion of this committee itis not for the true ine terests ot the owners of the property that their bonds should be disposed of at too great w ancrifice or that the debt of the company should be infudiciously increased in order to realize 1neans tor such division ; theretore, Resolved, That it is not expedient to declare a divi- dend upon'the capital scock of the company tor the six Months ending with June 30, 174, Kesolved, That in view of the improvements in the company's'afairs, us shown by the statement of Its toate ing debt, whieh is now reduged to about $2,00)00, und in view of the fact that the company has definitely de- ¢lded aot to engage in any new enterprises involving @ diversion of its net earnings, it seews to. this commitiee that it will not be necessary hereatter to pass the pay- ment of the dividends. TREASURY BALANCES. Currency oe eee + $13,000,000 Coin... +... 71,000,000 Less coin certificates. + 83,000,000 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE. ‘Wednesday, July 22—10 A. M., Iw efore Call.” f 9” sha LS &MSRIR x do. 100 West Un Tel. 200 | about steady prices, bas been expended for the | 2 spot and for future delivery. Lard was also decidedly | timer, with 4 fair inquiry. In groceries there was a little more doing in coffee, but generally speaking the market was quiet and steady. quoted steady on the spot, while “futures” ruled 1-1 Petroleum met with rather more inquiry at | Naval stores were dull, but the better. market ruled few. Corree,—ihere was a better inquiry for Rio to-day, | bags and the market ruled steady, We qu 1934 prices. 9c, 5 1a » 19330. c. Ble, ed prices. “Future Low iniddling.... Maddling .. Good indi 1835 —The quotations are base: To-day. 272 Consumption . 18 Specutetion. Totals. Bor tuture deliv 10 at rts were as foll EXtra Minnesota Kound hoop Ohio. do. lw Chi & & 5W Bos, H & E RR 100 Chi aNw KR. Qeasiyes 10) ao. iw Mil & st 10:15 and 11:30 A. M. © Gs $809 US 6-20, x, 87.0 11535 | | N53 SND do... abe 1154p G00 US b-20,0, Vibe 11749 $0, 6.708... 3 5000 US 58, Lust, rs, 2g Board—10:30 A. M. 100shsPMSS Co.bes3 44 duy do. 20 ao. oy ao 33 Mich Cen 200 C& N Wee xb. 20) do. luo Spuy Erie ath ty WW ET, Va & G SW O & M const ) 200 Un Fac 78,1 Zoi es e Bebo 40 Merchants’ B’k. 24 Bunk state NY | 700 Erie RR, wy) ao, 31 600 West Cn Tl 70 do » 2300 a : : £0. ‘3 ay Ny 10+ ees Cc 7. Be done ttre AS GUN Keene vibe void DB RR. iso New Jerscy. Rit 245 Del, Lae Wit. 12:30 P, Mv=Bofore Call. ‘el. 83 eee os ) do. West Un T 890 shs 200 00 lv Pac sai | wy 2P.M $100C0 1°S5-20, c, 198, lésudu US isu L WD US 10-40, 5000 US 5's, ry Second Board—1 P.M. ay si $5.00 M 6's, 11 &3 J is, 9 220 shsLS&MSRR, vis 9. Lenn vs, D 8 gw to nig | Go. oF 17? ‘ 2 4 Love Cen P ds... 88% 6) ny 40s KAW Ost. WY a) ny, | 20) C'ANWeegb.besd 77 150 i 1540) lng & Mcon st. 9 100 71% | 0shs Hanover Bank 10) © 7u) Tg | 12) Fne aos & : 44 100 ne | luv do. “4 | lw do. 300 WONY C&R! do. S uo. 62 lo 4 do. WCHL EN W RE be sii vo. 700 MULE SUP RDG si Si do, uy vbS do." 1109 i do. ini luo | 20 40 7% 100 | (10 Mich Con. i" ww RiLotMs 71% Tov | Boo UOvee 74 200 Chi é BTR. | a0 do. Tt 400 Tole Ww Ri 1 do TR Ww “do... " | BN Ho... 4 10 Bos, Hart @ i bee | | aa do. 7 200 Ohio & Miss Rit.ve | 30 do. % NIH &StJoRR...... | 2130 to 3 P. | S300 LScone......., 9% IWehsLS&MSR,., | Tou shs West Unitel. ‘a3 10.0 | gu xy C Rit Wy ay z00 Chi & NW RR. | WOsseeeee LOSING PRICES—3 O'OLOOK P, M, we Tel.... 7194 @ 7154 Lake Shore... 7134 a 71 | Del, Lack Ww? a WT Cleve & Pitts... 8734 a 873g | | Mich Cen. Ww a7 Chie N Woe ar 374 | | slam bx chia NW Bile Bose | slis-Pargo | Au 3 Unix. Whe a 6% a Os | Us kxpressxd 67) a 674g 4a Pacifle Mail... 414 a 414 p a | NYC& URE. 9% a 95, Tot & Wabash. 34% a 347g | + $L, & 31% Ohio & M ea 25° | 13" a Way” Han & 8¢Jo..., 28" a 2036 | Wy OW CCHT One a 178 | | COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotton Dull—Flour Irregular—Wheat Higher—Corn Denarer—Oats Firmer— Pork and Lard Higher=Freights Easy— | Groceries Steady—Petroleum Steady— | Naval Stores Firm—Whiskey Firmer. WEDNESDAY, July 22—6 P, M, The merchandise markets were irregular aud | the demand fitful, On Change to-day the murkets | were quite generally firmer, Flour was irregular, | Wheat was in demand, In part for speculation, | and prices were considerably higher, the | market closing strong at the improvement. Corn | was still active and prices were still higher, The demand was chiefly from shippers, aud the market closed buoyant, with jull prices did for jots on the Spot and iuture delivery, Oats were still scarce oud higher, Whiskey Was ajso firmer, but pot very active. Pork was in demand, aud, excited oy news from the Weat, brought higher prices on the | 858. | aba | gratuit | Renin, Sites 7, | 5. Round hoop Obi Family. : St. bonis, | Sc Louis, str BU Louis’ choiee double St. Louls, cuoice fami | Culttormia | Rye tour, tine (te supertine outhern, No, 2... Southern, superilue, uthern, extra. uthern, iamily. | Corn med, Western’. | Corn meal, Jersey Sora meal, Brand | Caloric Gotten ag In better deiiaud ‘The sales. Chi if we and more active, | in store, téc. a iélg White allow i ons Seal hg the shipper. grain and) petroleum: tra | The engayemonts comprise bushels of corn at 74d. bushelsot rain ated, a 8! 6s. per quarter; 4,00)" bbls. 16,009 bushels 12 bhds dt tohucc the charters embra to Cork, ior orders to th quarters of grain, ut 6igd. ’ ile tou wuarters of grain, hence same voyug ship, hence to Rotterdain, : for wheat and 6d. for corn utch ste els of gra, at cun bark, 611 tons, hence to Bristol, gen id, G9 90 day's t cotton continued 4 ening, ‘at’ Wige., 16 15-320 100 at 16 340.5 of 200 bbis. ot Western at $3 0a $4. f grain at Bled. a 7 ar $58.5 umd 1,00) DI We note sales ex-South America, and (49 bags ex-Leila, both tering Mild coflee was dealt m ina jobbing way atetoady | Be a 2le. ila, ise. s” advanced ~ Last Bee'p. ati 10 be September, 109 : Vetober, 100 atl Sl two P, MM —July, 100-9 eu, 1) Ht 167 70 at 16 9-16e. zu) at. 100 at 1 ows: —Galy Mobile, 5; Savannah, 5 j Wiluuingion, 6;_ Norfolk, 284; New Yo Aphia, 98, Total, 795. ‘This day last week, last year, 2,140,” ates en cotton were qin sail, ic. ‘To Hutburg, by sca: ‘To Bremen, by steam, 346-3 "bY s: To Liverpool, 51d, a %,d. by steam, and ‘ie. a 20. 1.0.0 ba toe Mil fe London by 340 Ur ai 28. dX. - 5 130 An Austrian Lnued Kingdom, an Austrian bars, w and rate ith 48,00 bushs | “ 16g alter two o Decemb 1 790, . ihite. Outs wero stron: Dot up G00) bushels at ¢. atloat for mixed, and 7c, a 70 ariey und rye remained duil At about steady rate ‘0 Liverpool by steain, bushels of gre bales Cotton was quiet, and ot SL a private L-lte. 10 3 slo., but were quiet at the improvement. We quoce Bag, lBe pub plans. Alabama. WN, Orleans fezce Ordinary: 13! 15% 1355 ass Good 1g 1M Strict good 0} 15s 15 1516 {on cotton in storé running in quaitty not more than half a grade above or below the grade quoted, The sules were: Ditiele 61s 13 16 Masde.,° 1G) sit Log ant in, Receipts—tiour, 15.452 bbls. ; wheat, 67,505 bushels: corn, 202,799 do, ; vats, 10,900 do, “Tue tout marker was still irreyalay there was a tair acmand for shipping extr hich Were more siendy. The saivs tince inte repor' eregate about 16.0u) bbls, inciuding Lkinds, ut prices within the range of our quotations. Corn meal remuined quiet, but steady. We We quot dearer, clo: 1 29u $i W ior No. 2 Chicago, and $1 B83 tor about, 3 shels at $l 23 wake and Te taken by stil, 12,00) 2, U0 200 s. four at rk, hence h ith, a an Ameri- carga, at a lump sums a Sorweyian bark. hende to Cork, tor grders tothe United Kingdom, 58. 6d., privilege of the Vor can brig, hence to Seville, v troleum,at 2,00) bbl wi in vith 16,100 cases of r a German Darky, hi ix of refined do. at 5s ih 8,000 bb! pent at etined do. nee to Dantz ‘a. Norwegiai ot 8,000 cases of” refined, an Ttallab bark, hence to Leyhorn, with of refined do., at Ss.; au Italian bark, Rene at Haphtha, av an Atneri- 16 to 5 ne, With 2,0 in bark, from Philadelphia to a Baltic port, with 2,600 bbls. of refined don, at tsi 3 esky. own ceniriugal and mixed, Sc. 4 5 do. to Minited offerings. iuscoyado refininy 1 Porto Rica, w Orleans, On entine was dull able order held at Strained rosin was inactive, bu closing at $2 25a $2 sold at the higher price. pale realized $4 75. sal small wily at former prices, PernoLkus.—the market tor rather stendier, closing at I2c. very. i, B3e. be. it restilting in auy rep (cs a Ie. Naphiia me was titmly held at The. tor ci the views of buyers.” The The.. with bids of We note a sale ot je in bulk Was, inactive, but ste iy wore: a y the nal and ut the matt 30 for ordinary to good; Ot the fuer grades 100 Var was inquired for, resulth of 240 bbls. of Wilmington at $2 8). r re a 12ic., sp ed transact. with a fair hiladet ‘The market continued firm under a tair , but business in boiling grades was moderate, New crop—Cuba clayed, 7c. a dle. do, dow ‘nglish Isha grocery nds, ae! market tor ne Mereh for retin ruled tira 100 g in 009 Db hy were inquired tor moderately, but ons: duoted Inquiry and Which price was above | pila market was | the YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1874.-TRIPLE SHEET. mand and lower: No. 3 white Wabas' | white Michixan, $1 45: No. 4do., 1 | gunber Michizal, cash, $i 15," August aud | $1 M4; new. cash,’ $1 14 now, $1 22 j now, $1 14g, spot; gl i3 1S" Angus September: No. 4 red, ¥1 ww; re, dy SLO; No Ta i ois, $124 “Corn Qmet ant une ‘Oats in fair | and and higher; No. 2, 3 Bie.» Aue | a Jac, Soptembe to Oxwego Receipts. oats, + 0,000 bushels wheat, 22000 do. | Sbipnients—1,00) bushels whens, | Cucago, July 2. 1874 nehanged, Wheut—Demand light bor; sates of No. i sprit at $l ita gt 113 U5, 2.00 do, 28,000 do. corn. i | je pric c. Ov | spgyt; Rye quiet | 'y, at $1 02, spot. i n $id 1%, August; | n fair demand and ad 0 $11 Ga Gil 65, August or steady ‘at oe, Preighis dull and nowinul—Corn to Kinyston, (ye, On the call of the Hoard In the atternoon wheat closed irregular and lower at $1'10!,. spot or Juiv: $1 ort, August. Corn | Spor frm and; p. August Pork active and hi $55 40 a $22 45, vanced at § Septe her a closed at ide. Spot; G4%e.. July: gage. August. Re. celpts—4.000 bbis. flour, 30.0 bushels wheat, 182,00 do. | orn, 11,000 do, “outs, 30M do. rye and 2,000, barley. Shipments—3,0) bbls, tour, 72,000 bushels wheat, 154, | A jvSPOCK PRIVILEGE ON Yiteh sold ina | ed was dull, but | ~ month and | tor | dull and nominal; refined quoted: allie. a 20. spot | and mont The ck markets were duli and values Without essential change. Later we heard ot sales in New York of 2,500 bbls. halt of August, ut 1c. 12\e.. PRovisi0N: + bes lad bois, and tiercos and’ 163 ats, 192 0: kegs.’ Vor mess Dork the market Was again Closed firm ut the improvement, We 2,000 bbls. for August uc $2 60 tember at $2 market rule , sliort clear hominal. city, The market At unchanged’ prices. Lots Packages were placed in a Within the range of $9 a $12 for plain me: $2) n $22 tor prime mn J4 jor extra nes: 4 for India m mess. 2eet hame and at « 1 for all descriptions, shoulders at Sic, 90%) Ibs. of 9%c. per Ib., 34 ‘boxes of clear ribbed do. at i0tye, her and the demand spot, at 120. . per ib Cit; Seca —The n eu ihe basis of 73 We heard of sien E 46) bhos. ot French Islands at | ngal on private terins. changed in value and only We quote:—Caba refining,” 1 8 Tye; lair to ti tk By 3gc.;' prime to’ choice, bids and boxes, Nos 31 lasses, hhde, and boxes, ‘oie. Clayet—Boxes, L ‘a 740. ; do 10 to 14, 8c. to 13, Oe. Te. . a usf0, * Porto » 8: a } Brocery, —Duteh standard, No hh standard, Nos. 10 to 12 Flor and extra stiperior. 7 1 Jobbing way fair, The. a sige, per Tk, Rangoon at 340. a STEARINE tlerces Western at ide, Bacon 1emaine t ini long clear quoted at 13se. a 10%, Dressed hogs were in mo Gemand and fim at 8c. 0 8% toh stair co—Rerining, the market. was stead, a $21 jor bee to she Jobbing w: $26 10 tri ‘. ere Not wanted save in a sn but were quoted steady at trom $15 a $23 1or th Southern, and $24 tor choice W rm. Cut nly in moder ¢ notes gales of 00 sinoked hans at. Ge. f loose pick! do. at He. a Lard—the market tor Western at the improvement. ees for August | 5u0 tierees for September at COR, pallore) tion, remainder of year, fai + 1,000 tie: ar Cuba at 7% in mierior (0 Ke. @ 8, a7 tard, doy Id 9 to 20, hae, 0. | r to chor je. and 250 irhds. Retined was not materially moderate yt % of refined, each, first and last and 3,09 bois, tor september at at none; higher, and ‘OF sal the a city meats we! ‘ate eu mt 10 do. of dd sold to the | F Was quiet, hut firm, to good retining Cana, ce. per Ib, eontrit- demand, common, Ze. good to Siac. a ly and the demand ina Sales {oot up 40 tierces of Cn focording tw quanty and 25 bugs per Ib, ‘he market was quiet, but firm. Sales, 80 wrolina at VaLiow.-—The market Was steady, with sales ivoting up 129,000 Ib: t Sc. a8 Yl6e, per .b, Wuiskey.—Rucelpts, 465 bbls. The market was qulct at 3gc. per gallon advance. DOMESTIO MARKETS, Sales 150 bbis., at 9c, Gatvrstox, July 22, 1874. Cotton quiet and steady: toad ordinary: 14ige. tee ceipts, 23 bales. Sales, 273, Stoc ih New Onuwa: 22, 1374, Cotton quiet and une geipts, 70 bales; xross, 2408. "Sales, 250, Sto Cotton dull; middling, te. ordinary. Me. Not recelpts, HRs, sales, 109,” Stock, 5,050 Cotton stea middling, 160. Yi © Cotton quiet; middiinz, 15% Exports, to France, 1,08; Stock, 7,149. peed midutine, exports, to ( 00%, ln Movitx July low inidd.in, bales. ix) Net ree Britain, 1874, + wood StWIse, 18 Savannan, July 22, 1974, Net receip gross, 62, Exborts, coastwise, 202, sales, 122, toc Mal ic. Net recel, Coastwise, oY. Sales, wSTON, Jul tay Od baie: pts, Witxtneton, N. ©., July 22, 1874. Spirits of turpentine quiet a quiet and steady at $125 for hard, $2 25 viigid. Tar sieady at $1 85, Flour unchanged; sales of 1,71 ot 200) bushels ‘extra white Michigan. at $1 Of 4(0) bushels at 7c. a 7c. Biate at We, Corn meal, § per ton, middlings, $24 a $: corny 634 8236 York: jum! mi Boston, be. C01 USB, 200 | bi shipments Janal ber. steady at $1 75 tor stral No. 1 Milwaukee Ww. Oats i . SL for bolted, $3) for unboit Millfeet unchanged ; shorts, $1) and tro “at ained. Crud for yeliow dij Oswego, Ju W bis Wheat eat ber, $2 57% Bueraco, July 2. Lake and railimports for the last twen iu) at $1 shipsuuts, §: per ton. Canai irerghis—Wheat, 7c, Sac.” Rosin le turpentine 7 tor 1874, Lyuiet; sales SS; one car lo the ‘Hud: ew York. allroad ireaghts—llour, to | to New ‘ork, 40c.; to Albany, Be, eis corn, 585000 ieet of lumber. 100 bushels corn, 887,000 teet of jum Lake | Blown 14210 bbls, whoa otis, 15,00 do. Canal shlpienis—Whe; 109 Vo, <poris—Whe 80,043 dd. ; oMts, 8),29bdo. mn Hac; corn, 8! Variant many owners preterret io let thelr bots lay idle than to carry at the previous iow | rates. Flour quiet; Wesiern spring’ 86 a $6 25; bake: 6 WO a $5 75; amber winter, $3 W) a $5 75; white winter, 7 @ $775. Wheat lifeless; prices nominal: Milwaukee No. I spring at $194; do, No. 2do., $1 iS: Sheboygan and Creon “Nay spring, $1 2X Corn dull; sales 17.00 hiels at (9390. ariic, Oats firm wt We. a 6le, Rye nominal at $1 05. Marie: Canada, $1 00 a $2; Western, §1 8) a $1 9u, cles unchanged. Fiour—Demand good at full pri ‘icon 2,000 do. in ear lots at 70c.. and 20.0 do. wales of 10,00 bushels Chicago No. 2 yy malt firms Ober art- TOLEDO, July 22, 18/4, beat in far de | do. corn, 12,000 do, oats anc 2,00) do, barley. HAVANA EXCHANGE. Marana, Titty 2, 1874, Spanish gold, 222 a 225, Sales to the anount of $Y: Were made to-day, ut the rate of 20), deliverable 4 Exchange duil and drooping; paraly zed; American void selling 244 per ceut less than | Spaufsh gold, counting double eagles at their regular Noiwithstanding that many merebants sigued an agreement to receive double caylés at $21, they now | reiuse to do so. | ust | market completely EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxnon Paropuce Mankut.—Lopos, July 22—Bven- ing.—Whale oil, £31 per tun. REASONABLE RATES.—MONLY ON LIFE AND Endowment insurance tes, Morizages and other & Iusurance of aul kinds effected with best com- J.J. HAKKICH & CO., 17 Broadway, ALL THE ACTIVE Stocks at 1 to 23 per cent iron the merkot, parts of $100; shares at the sume rates. Contracts the last week have | paid 609 per centon the investment fuil particulars aud explanatory pamphlet on application tee. TUMBRIDGE & CO., _ Bankers and sroker No. 2 Wall street, New Yor! —LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, BROKERS, 71 BROAD- ways Double Privileges, $250 ty $40); Puts oF Calls, $100, on “Members of the «xchange” for 100 shares, qhing less not being marketable. Just issued, pamphie “How Money is Lost and Made in Wall Street or to be had of LADY OF REF NT AND GOOD ADDR: Wishes to meet 8 middic-aged ar elderly gentleman Of charactor and wealih, wno Will assist her immed ately, Address WORTHY, Herald Uptown Branch oilice. | WeALTHY, INCORPORATED COMPANY DE. | sires services competent, experienced flnancial Persout as manaxer credit departmenc; proxent treasurer Totived ; some capital requisite; salary $400) annually. | Address MANUFACTURING, box 180 Herald oflice, | | FIRST MORTGAGE, $2,500, ON panies, | IMPROVED property. Madison, N. J.) worth over $8.0), 13 | | inontas to run, for sale at a liberal discount. Address | PRINCIPAL, box 2i5 Herald oflice, % PAteRoad BONDS WANTED, G. W. MARKHAM, _196 Broadway. LOND. MORTGAGE, $3,00—PROPERTY 5 | > proved; vaiue $45,000: first’ mortrage $5,U0; bank | due seven months; very liberal discount, | NC. N, 180 Broadway. i NIP ESS *¥ TO DISCOUNT SOME FIRST | ANTED—A PAky class Pittsburg and Cincinnati notes; less than | Gs box 106 Herald oft 20 Pree pene tier eee | ON A LEASE HAVING THREE | y rent payable quarterly; tenant and property tirst class; uptown. Address LOAN, Herald | oft Mat Sind WES: y nates | ANTED IMMEDIATELY—LOAN OF $350, FOR ¢0 days; will pay $25 tor same and give chattel mort- mtook and Gxtures as security. Address LOAN, ce, | $20.00 WANTED—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, on property in Westchester county, near New York, worth $800); tirst mortgages. Address | Ww: ‘Ei CO: #Y, box 177 Herald off e. MORRISTOWN AND BLACK RIVER Railroad 7 per cent Bonds, guaran- undoubted security. For sale by LiVINU- ANY, Bankers, 10 Pine street. $1.000.000 TO LOAN-ON FOREIUN. AC. count; records kept of applications for loans on bond and mortgage; Mortgages tor sale and varlous sums to loan. Borrowers and capitalists are in. Vited) to avail themselves of our special tacilities. GILMORE, MURRAY & CO., Mortgage Negotiators, No. | 4 Pine street. N OPPORT and active | ing upan sx! ENERGETIC ‘oung attorucy-at-law desirous of build- ensive atid Iuerative practice ; must be able | tu command a capital of $35.0. None but principals and | tho-e who mean business need address ATIUKN:.Y, | Herald office. ni A PARTNER WANTED—IN A PRODUCE Cow. | 4\ iniwion business; fe dusiness location; larre list of shippers; low rent; five yeors! lease: rare chance for good iam, “Apuly No. 5 Dey séreet, room 1% PARTNER WITH A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS | tojoim the advertiser in the manufacturing of lace foods: zood credit and reference first class, Address MANCFACTURKR, box 13) Herald ofliee. COAL “COMPANY GOING INTO” IMMEDIATE | 1. proJuctioa under circumstances most advantageous | Wishes tosecure @ managing mauon @ salary who has | abou. $5,000 to invest most profitably. Address Z., box | 2is Heraid oftice, | | { | | now held forth to persons desirous of settling in | | turns | Would ve easily conceivable that those who | | their quick transmission to their destination are | | Slouers, but als» those that fall to the share of | Passengers coming to | how, the favorite time, this species of travel is al- | than doubtin! that the Woole number tor the cur- | x | SU years, months, mative of county ‘Tyron DIMINISHED EMIGRATION. dri J d, after a short but severe fines. Tee _ .- - ea friends of the family, also members of Travelling—A Superior Class of Emi- | penesaliy | Jspecttully invited’ to attend the iv 1 y,ntone P.M, uneral, froin his late residence: No, 273 Hudson street, on ‘Thursday Cov On Wednesday morning. July 2, f Coorer, in the 43d year of his age, The retatr and iriends of his family are ree tly invited to attend the ijuneral, ‘from hia late residen No. 60 West Thirty: grants Now Coming, but in Smaller | Numbers Than Before. | Notwithstanding the extraordinary inducements this country by the unusually low rate for pas- q eventh street, Q the present competition between the | on Friday, v4th inst. at three o'clock P. M. mship companies has etfected, the re- Coyie.—On Wednesday, July AMES HENR COYLE, Only son of Paty and B. ‘Coyle, aged at Castle Garden show a steadily diminish- 7 months and 12 day Ing strcum of Lew-comers as compared with 1673 | Priends of the iy are regpectfully invited te and previous year: attend the iuneral, from the residence of nig | parents, No. eet ‘ 2 ‘the subject of foreign emigration is one of such | Ontixstants, On ha ee oh Friday, July 24 | vita) importance in relation to the development of | native of parish Kildallin, county the immense natural resources of the United States that it is worth consideration to examine, ang, if ends are invited to attend 4 ' two o'clock, from his late possible, discover the reasons for this uuprece- ineteenth street, dented decrease, Were it the fact that any obsta- | ,, oi bef ep sday, July 21, cles or unnecessary delays were caused to steerage | mings, aged 27 sears. ne Inve: RO Womens passengers on their arrival at this port, or | A fegyere 5 friends are respectiully ine . aaainn : . ~ ed to attend the funeral. trom her late reale whey, rpcelved. .harsh....\epatpent. here, I | Gonce, ‘No. 907 East Thirteen streets to Sts Stephen's church, East twenty-elguth ten A.M., Where { sol in mass wh te lemn reauiem masa offered tor the repose pea. had already come would not be disinclined to | : deter their friends at home from following thar | O%ted ores rane becues example, Such is uot, however, the case. The | ing, July 2: “ot Charies P Cummings urrangements for the reception of vants and | pn oh ake Bretmal 5 oly Trinity, core cond street, OM ML, 0. the most periect character, not Only in such as are under the immediate controi of the Commis- —On Tuesday, July 21 HENRY Dovsin, aged 34 years. Friends of the tamuly are respectfully invited t end the funeral, ‘rom his late resfflence, rry street, on Thursday, 28d tost., at wwe o'clock. of consumption, THE VARIOUS RAILWAY. LINES. These, too, have followed the example of the | steamship companies, and have, by a series of con- i “ " tinuous reductions, brought down their fares to an | )ROYe—On Tresday, Inly 21, BARTHOLOMEW | Doy.e, only son of William Doyle and the late almost ridiculously low figure. The charges on the | Mary Ann Brice, aged 20 years, 6 months and 1} various lines now stand at about the same rate, days. Sew York Ci ry 2 fir: 7 ene ‘The funerat will take place this (Thursday) after. The New York Central was the first to commence | nyon, atone o'clock precisely, Irou the residence of reduction—a course immediately imitated by the | nis uncle, Patrick Doyle, 553 West Thirty-se Pennsylvania Central and Krie railways, ‘The fol- | street, near Eleventh avenue, to Calvary Ce: lowine charges Will aford some idea of the extent | tery. Relatives and friends are respectfally ime to witch dimmution of fares has been carried. | Vited tu attend without further notice, The Istances given are taken from the list of | FALy ‘On Tuesday, July 21, DANIEL FALVEY, spectal emigrant rates trom New York at present | Of No. 27 Henry street, aged 29 years; born im in jorce in connection with the transatlantic | county Kercy, lreiand. s(Camsuip lines :— | pee ra | ves Cie iriends of hae family are res Chicago. » f 4 Spectsully invited to attend the funeral yd } Gednn § a formerly S18 0) | (Chursday, July 28), at two o'clock P. M., to Cale Palamanc: 340, formerly 6) | Vary Cemetery, San Franc 50 0, formerly 600) | FAY.—AtBoston, on Sunday, Joly 19, in the 19¢! Bt te a lO... 7 formerly 1555 year of her age, ADELINE, Wiie of Jonn Fay, an Bb Maukdiiinn, 18 25, tormerly 26 | daughter of Charies and the late Bridget Powes, and other places on a correspon The remains were interred in Calvary Cemetery, cheapuess, | New York, on Wednesday, July 23 How long this rivairy of contending companies | Fings.—On Monday, July 20, 1874, VIOLA, infant will continue caunot ut present be brought within | daughter of John and Eliza Files, conjecture. Tho duration of LOWERED CHARGES will in ail likelihood depend on the increase or de- crease of the dow oi European emigration hither: - in tie opinion of experienced officials at Castie Garden it is probavie that this slackness will last Jor at least two or turee years. ‘They gvound their assertion on a comparison of the re- turns of former seasons succeeding a severe mon- | etary pauic lke that whica happened last year. ‘The great number of late arrivals, who, atter ding scale of The relatives and friends of the family are ree | spectiully Invited to attend the funeral, from the | residence of her parents, No, 423 West ‘Thirty- seventh street, om Thursday (to-day), July 23, at one o'clock P, M. >, June 28, at Beaumont F ny CHARLES, Youngest son of Claude and Harriet Gignoux, in lis 14th year. GILLE On Tuesday, July 21, at lis residence, Columbia strect, near Hamilton avenue, South Brookiyn, MicHARL GILLEN, @ native of Kildoney, Vin endeavors throughout the — country | county Donegal, Ireland. to obtain employmeny have gone vi | Relatives and friends ure respectfully invited to In utter dejection and disaypoimtment, will heip | attend his funeral on Thursday, July 23, at hulf-past considerably to dampen the ardor ot many on the | two o'clock, other side Who wish to make their nomes in this On Tuesday, July 21, 1874, MARY Exy jand of promise and equal rights, and escape the | of John Gilieran, aged 27 years, cireumscriptions and social barriers ol older he iuneral will leave her residence, No. 16 countrics. | Downing street, at hal!-past one o'clock P. Me ‘Though expense of passage on sea‘end land has GLor.—Ou Tuesday evening, Juiy at half-past been brought down to almost 2 vominal sum, still | elght o'clock, aiter a short [lness, GFORGIANA there has hot been the slightest curtallment of the | List, youngest daughter of Charles and Louisa liveral arrangements made for the accommodation | Gior, aged 6 months and 21 days. of tae pamenwent on arrival ayd jor torwarding Relatives and friends of the amily are invited to them inland, In this connection it is right to attend the lneral, from the residence of her pars make @ remark about the handsome barge whicn | ents; 425 Kast Eighty-lourth street, on Thursday, hus been provided tor the conveyance of passen- | July 23, at one o'clock P, M., to Lutheran Ceme- gers from | tery. CASTLE GARDEN a | Hawans.—At Newark, N.J., on Sunday, Juiy. 1 to meet the cars at the dock on the New Jersey | 18i4, JOHN H. G. Hawes, aged 40 et eaak side. It isa large double-decked boat, about 1bu | months. leet long and 40 Jeet broad, with quite luxurious ‘aiting rooms and otuer conveniences, and | | scrupulously neat and well arranged, | it 1s well Known that the transatluntic steamship lines bringing emigrauts to New York have tor Funeral services will be hela in Grace churel, Lroud street, Newark, N. d., on ‘Vhuraday, July 24 at two o'clock I’, M. Relatives and friands are ine | Vited to attend. Interment im Mount Pleasanc | Cemeter: | Years labored under one great disadvantage as | “Wiswres.—on Wednesday, July 22, 1874, at Stn, compared with the steamsnip lings jandiog their Sing, N. Y., EMaa Lov ouvgest daughter o! escnes @t other AUautic ports—namely, that he emigrant fares from New York to the West have been higher than irom Quebec, Philadelpiia j or Baltimore, the result being wnat emigrants , could be ticketed through trom Liverpool to Cui- | cago, Via either of these ports, at Irom $1 to $3 J. L. and RLS. tienaing, of 'Ni Ww Yors ctty, HoGan.—Oa. 'f\ , July 21, WiLwiam Bogay, a natiy ‘ounty Tipperary, Lreland, ia the 48th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are fe spectiully invited to attend the maeral, less per caput than via New York—an item of cou- jate :es raud street, oboken, N.J.,00, siderable importance. 1t is believed thata mutual | ‘Tunrsda July 23, at hall-past two o'clock, uy eoncession on the part of tie railway | HoRNtxa.—On Wednesday moraing, Juiy 22, Mra, | and steamship lines will tend very materially to ANN y ALBERT: widow of John Hornung, in tne AN INCREASE OF EMIGRATION | to New York direct, and to the diminution o/ that class of travel which, through certain economical | iuducements, ha: thin the past our years been i7th year of her age, ‘The jJuneral. services will be held on Friday morning, at ten o'clock, at the Presbyterian churen, Sixth street, vetween avenues C and D. attracted to Boston, Philadelpiia aud Laitimore. The relatives and itends of the tamily are ree ‘Ynese spirited endeavors to iacilitate and give spectiuily vited to attend. The remains will ba stimuius to emigration do noz appear this yeur, ab interred at Hackensack, N. J. Jeust, to have been attended with any great meas- KELLY. denly, on Wednesday, Joly 29..at ure of success. The average number of steerage ow York in previous Years was about 250,000 per annum. Seem coat | idence, 380 West Sixteenth street, ANNIE, the wile of Vn Kelly, Notice of funeral hereafter. Orange, N, J.,.0n Tuesday, July 21, 87 ‘per C., youngest son of the late William Legeat. ‘The reletives and friends of the femily, a'so the Members of the Fourrh company of the Seventh regiment. National Guard, State of New York, are javited to attend the fuveral, on Fri- sé, day, , at haif-past one o'clock P. M., irom 1s7t. | St. “Ann's church, Eighteenth street, near’ Fifth her re. most Over, and the total of arrivals m January | 1 to July 1, 1574, has reached but 73,3. iv 18 more ren year will touch 100,000—an astonishing dil | lerence, certainly. The following list shows tue : aie at corresponding months in 1873 and Sth LARGE, WELL SELECTED STOCK OF GENERAL | tenruass Haus | avenne, ARGE, W. ELECTED STUCK OF GEN Februar. 3 | ‘ Jal HL 18 Jobbing Uardware to exchange tor unincumbered | Marci 1 ‘On Tuesday, July 21, 1874, Mrs, Evtzas | New York or Brooklyn Property. Address, with descrip: | April CH, in the Gv year of her age, tion and price, D. L. KING, box 147 Herald oftice | May 3 F mu ft tents of the family are tp . pecan Spey eT sere | Ju zLuc2 | spectiuliy requested to attend the funeral, from | AN OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED A PERSON WITH | nig makes | the residence of her husband, 623 First avenue, on ZA capital to take an interest ina bankmg house in | at 4 3 | th 3d inst., at two och | thiseity. Address CAPITAL, box 117 Herald oflico. . YUE TOTAL NUMBER OF ARRIVALS | Thursda; IMBC... At WO O'CLOCK EM. | ; Te and See re : in New York for the first naif of 1974, 73,363, being a | Mcfzr.—On Tuesday, July 21, Jemma, wife of bea etree eal Mette i TN ,A LIGHT | decreas? ot no less than $1,005 from the previous | Amos A. MeGee, In the doth year of lier ae, the business is profitable; sales all for cash and 30 Passehyers returuing to the United Siates, Tne | Vited to attend the fimeral on Thursday, July 23, 'p | can succeed. Apply at 2 Third avenie, | day at the Exchange were as follows:—William | | Kennelly sold, by order of the Supreme Court, time; no debts; amount required, $400), can run for short time ott good security it cipals only address BUSINES O* THOUSAND DOLLARS NOW, ANOTHER 1N three months, will earn tive thousand in six months | without risk: business highly respectable. Address, with real name only, ENTERPRISE, Herald office. ARINER WANTED—AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN, fo take a half interest in au engraving business uiany years established. Capital reguired $3,000. Thor- | ough investigation desired on both sides. Address C, box 184 Herald oifle part of which | red. Prin- box 205 Herald office. ARTNER WAN TED—WITH $590 OR $80, T AWELL established cash business requiring two interested: is paying large profits and wiil bear a Figid Investigation. Apply at 1/2 Wosth street, corner Chatham, | HOTEL BUSINESS; NEWLY ly furnished; Astor Place Hotel; Jompetent party, with $400 casi, ] ARE | CHANG erected au 16 sults of rooms. Ww* 2 WHO THOROUGHLY UNDER. 3 the ianing mill business to parchase One Hatt Interest and take charge of a mill now ose good a peli capital required. Aduress MILL, box | oftice, ONCE, A YOUNG MAN WITH $1,500, giving ‘residence, RN, L, box’ 200 | TANTE Addres: V Herald ofte I—A PARINER WHO COULD DISPOSE O Apital to carry out the invention of an im: 4 largé und daily consumption. | At tion at Vienna this invention Bag rst prize, the medal tor vrogress, and from eminent awhorities can be k., 803 Haasenstein and Vogl ANTE W BR AND ASS! ty hotel, and security will be giv 8, COCKCKOF TE, 90 Ann street. WILL PURCHASE A BUSINESS OF SEV years’ standing, paying from $50 to $10) per Apply at 23 Park row, room 21. $100 ati ot for the loau of $1,000. | $50 wee! WANTED—70 START WITH SGOO-PARINER oo advertiser manufacturing specialtics in the netemen’s furnishing line: 80 per cent profit monthiy : relerenee. Address D. J. 'H., Herald Uptown Bra: omtice. Ras 81 OOO AS EDUCATED LADY, WITH THs 31. + ainennt, can make mone s'pleasaugly and honovably; no. risk’ Address BUSINESS, x Ls Herald Uptown Branch ottice, | hj —AN ENERGETIC MA Witt $1.00 $1 O00. cash, can secaro the entire, ranpaghitee of «mM establisiment of respectability paying per week aud all expenses. Apply personally at No. 44 Dey street up stairs tO Me er 3 OOO TRARENER WANTED. APPLY (aT ct De + and 63 Kent avenue from? to 10 A. M. and 4 o Gl. ‘ —FOR THIS AMOUNT, TO A PARTY 2.000, that will act promptly, I will give a | Vait Interest ian clegant property, considered one of the finest south of Long Brancti, over 10 acres, in whieh I have an equity of $70,000, besides the business of wmode! hovel on the property, just completed; the pround Js iaid out in villa plots and’ lias a splendid tiver front, Address, appointing an interview, WILSTLK, ‘ ACRES OF MINERAL, TIMBER AND | 20.000 fittnins fond'ta a mtadte State, on rait- | road; also controlling Interes: in street railroad of a lage Western city tor sale, | F. SM1iD, Gilsey House, Now York. —--+ +. REAL ESTATE, The otily transactions in the auction line yester- 31 | un- | der the direction of Mr, Sinclair, reiereo, a house, | with lot, located on 1asth street, enst of Third av uue; also, by order of the executors of the iate Thomas Kivien, the premises No, 26 New Bowery. N. R. Connor sold, under the direction of A. Dewitt Bildwin, dias one lot situated on deanitot street, west of Ninth avenue, AM KENNELLY, Ww Bowery. near NEW YORK PROPLATY Soy with LD XaSIXOL | | | 1 four story brick h. and i, No, 26 corner Madivon sty lot 81x1, Johuson, tory b. she and i ons. tide Wath st, Wve, Sd av, lot 18x0x99.11; N. Henry, plaintit ¥ N. B. CONNOR, Jiot on #. side 80th st, 400 ft. w. of oth a Webster & 00 Moth sersseves ih | quantity the tide Of emigration has so mucn aun. | eldest daughter or | fant sou of William B, and Louise A. Chase, at half-past two, trom the residence of her son-Ine law, Charles £. Aaron, 60 Lynch street, Brooklya, De. Mcliven. sor the past hal’ year are not as yet flied up at Castie Garcen, but taking as u test tne num- bers for the moutii of June a Jair estimate inay ve formed of the ditferent nationalities of the emi- 2 ‘On T jay, July 21 grants and their relative proportions, Tue total | ‘Phe friends of the fauily a ‘pectfully invited sor that mouth Was = 21,002, irom which toattend tue tuneral, irom ms late Tesidenuce, 444 | may ve deducted 2,2 returning, leaving Kast Seventy-vighth street, at two o'clock. 18,583 hew arrivals. ‘The largest ttem is frou Ont.—On Wednesday, July 22, in Philadelphia, iaDd, 8 he next being Irom the sister kin; we of Joon Be On). dom, England, with 2,72 Scotlaud sends 895; Notice of funeral hereaiter, Sweden, 715; Russta, 619; Norway, 887; Italy (trom O'NEILI.—On ‘Tuesday, July 21, Tertsa B which emigration io tuis country is greatly oa the QO? NEILL, Jow of Charles O'Neil, IMorewse), SIS? the remainder being muce up irom Fanerat trom her late residence, Xo, 257 West diderent parts of Kurope, of whiet’ Bavarta and | Porty-third street, ou Ibursda, one o'clock, Boucinla contribute respectively 496 and 613. The Post On Sunday, July 19, 1874, WILLIAM HL comparativery sinall number of Germans is, In ad- | pos, of Jersey Oty’ Helghts, aged 68 years! dition to the general sons before mentioned, = months aud 16 day attrivutabie to the fact that none of | Funeral irom ihe residence of his son-in-law, A. TUE GERMAN STBAMSHIP COMPANIES | have lessened thelr rate o1 charge. Though in A yool, No. 101 Wilson street, Brooklyn, Es D., Thursday afternoon, Juiy 23, at three btelock. ‘The reiatives and friends of the family and those of his son-in-iaw are luvited to attend without further poudee. Souih Seventh street terry. inisned, yet in the quality of its components the ULaUiMoUs Opinion of those Whose experience on the subject is entitled to respect is that tue emi- Ropertson.—On Tuesday, Jniy 21, 1874, Mary, grants of this year’ are, as # class, | wile of William Robertson, ‘in the 62d year of net Vastly superior tu those of any pre- age. . vious time, This was especially noticeable | Relatives and iriends of the family are respect. among the irish, The passengers arriving tis Week im the Ceitic, the Mam and other vessels seenied all healthy, robust and in good spirits. By tar the greater numoer were bound for the We: ‘The main current of emigration apparently sets stroug im that diection, This improvement Im the class of new colonisis to America iollows pretty much as @ matter or course rom the altered condition of Lurope af the present day, No longer now does the extreme struggie tor subsistence | compel the uawlhug eXpatriation of throngs of | starving people, as im Jormer years. The advan- tages that the United States otfer of a larger field, | freedom and equal rights are become more widely kKuown, aud extend inducements to tie better sort of mechanics and agricultural lvovers—. class | likely to prove valuable and industrious citizens, ‘THE MENNONITES, @ German sect who had migrated to Russta, and are how in large bodies leaving that country from conscientious scruples agaist military service, bronuse to ake a tay addition to the agricultora filly invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No, 96 Morton street, on Thursday, July 23, at two o'clock P.M. SCHNAK 22, RiOHARD S nosday, July 3. Relatives and iriend: invited to attend the Junerai, trom his lite residence, 163 Gates avenue, corer Downing stveet, Brookiyn, on Friday, at two o'clock. KINNER.—In Jersey City, ou Tuesday, July 21, Lvey, eaugiter of Edward aud Rachel skinner, aged 6 years, 1 month and 9 days. . Relatives and triends of the family are invited to ‘attend the fune: this (Paursday) alternoon, at t one o'clock, irom the residence of het et, Jersey City. —MaRY, veloved daughter of Patrick and Anne Slowey, o1 the county Monaghan, town. land of Correnchigo, ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited + | to attend the funeral, irom her late residence, 26 {West Puirty-secons street, to-day (Thursday), July aged 17 y industry of tis land, Those woo arrived some fat half-past one P. M. weeks a0 seemed, a8 a Tule, to be EMPLETON.—On Monday, July 20, after a linger= thrilty tariers, and possessed, per ‘amily, from | ing illness, Oscait F, TEMPLETON, aged 94 years. $2,000 to $10,000 capital, It is presumabile that the good treatwent His Iriends and friends of the samily are respects they have received wilt iuduce | uily invited to attend bis funerad from bis late th to make favorable communications to their residence, No. zl West Ninth street, motice of compatriots concerning Americ: ‘The last instal | which will appear hereafter. | Ment of Mormons, Waicu came a few days ago, had Philadeipma papers please copy, very few Euglish in its. ranks, being reetuited prin- TOWNSEND.—At Soutudeld, Orange county, o& Cipully rou Scandimavia and Switzerland. Asa | Monaay, July 20, CAKoLINE PaRisy, wife ot Peter body they seemed muci tuferior to the Mennon- | Townsend, aged 63 years. ites, and were apparently of the ordioary laboring | Funeral at Southfield. class, TOWNSEND. —At East Orange, N, J,, on Monday, duly 20, DELORA daughter of Ruth and the late Robert Townsend. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, at the Church of St. Ambt corner of Prince and Thompson streets, on Thurs+ day, at halt-past eleven o'clock, JAMES—Noore.-—On Tuesday, July 7, 1874, by the | Tor u.—At Harlem, on Monday, July 20, 1874 Rev. Charles BP. Deems, RikkR kK. JassEs to EB, | Cannie La, wie Of Lorenzo B, Tupper, in the 2908 EMILY MORK, Lota of New York. year of her age, JAQUES—LANGDON.—On Wednesday, July 22, by |” Relatives and friends are invited to attend Rey. Dr. Bouds, D. D,, SAMUEL C. JAQUES to KaTy, | funeral, trom St. James’ Methodist Kpis Charles Langdon, both of | churen, corner of 120th street and Madison ave: ie MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. | Brooklyn. | nue, this (.hursday) aiternoon, at four o'clock. REMER—DONNELLY.—On Wedueaday, July 22, | Wartkins.—In Richmond, Va., at the residerce | 1874, by the Very Kev. J. A. Rotonford, FRANK A. | of ner son-in-law, Jolin 'B. Temple, on Sunday REMER, Of Brookiyn, to Sanan C. DONNELLY, of | night, July 12, 1874, of dropsy, Mrs. Mary A. Wate this cy. | KINS, Widow of William Watkins, formerly of Sag ‘YAYLOR—ALLEN.—On Wednesaay, Jaly Fi by the Harbor, L. 1., aged 61 years, Rev..0. K. Crosvy, of Syracuse, Honaog W. Tay. May sie rest tn peace. LOR, of New York, to FLORENCE A. ALLBN, Of Syra- Her reniains were taken to Uukwood, at Riek cuse, Mond, for inverment. Syracuse papers please copy, Warsox.—Suddenly, on Wednesday morn tae July 22, Mavrte May, only chila of Jesse, Jr., ae rp ete rn ‘nd tet a respectfally invited ta ab nds are a onATaR 0m Taeadad: ily fs 8s NO air attend her ‘unerst irom the residence of ner Place, the wife ot R. Dundas Chater, of a daughter. "1 Washington avenue, Brooks | granomoiner, No. [i | lyn, on Friday, at tour o'clock P.M. Died. |” Werna uddenly, on Wednesday, Jul: 23 Citase.—On Wednesday, July 22, WILLE H., in- | atter a short and. severe tliness, Ernest, belove soo of &. aod & Werhan, aged 3 years, § months and 23 days Reiatives and friends, United Brothers’ Lodge Relatives and iriends are respectfully invited to | attend the suneval, irom the residence o: his parents, No. 164 Atlantic avenue, on Thursday, 23d | 160 F, and A. M.. are wvited to attend the ty Sie lust., at three o'clock P, M, on Frid July 24 ot two o'clock, trom OLanX.—On ‘iuesday, July 21, JOmN Chang, aged | Washington terrace, Hoboken, N. dy