The New York Herald Newspaper, August 25, 1874, Page 9

> ch FANANCL, AND COMMEROLIL An Active S!og« List and Fluc- bY tuatiig Market. GENERALLY IMPROVED TONE. Governments . Stro:g—Bailway Mortgages Firm®-Staie Securities Quiet. GOLD 109 7-8:.A 110. WALL STREET, Moxbay, August 2—o P.M. t The week opened with generally a firm tone in the several markets here to-day, stocks being strong in the earij dealings and until after the second call, when there was a reaction, and the market went of % to % per cent, closing heavy. ‘The early streizth tu the market was in conse- quence of a rumor to the effect that the Supreme Court of Wisconsin would render a decision to- morrow in the (auious railroad cases less adverse ‘to the railroads tham had been anticipated, ana ‘the reaction resulted from a second report that no decision whatever would be rendered to-morrow, nor until the ciose of the term. This is @ fair sample of the reliability to be placed upon any Wall street reports as to the quality of this decision, which reports must neces- sarily, from the very circumstances of the case, be wholly speculative. The sales of the day aggregated 145,.0) shares, the principal dealings ‘deing in Western’Union, Lake Shore, Pacific Mail, Union Pacific aud Rock Island, the operations in the former covering 79,700 shares, ana in the Others named 41,300 snares, making together Dearly five-sixths of the entire dealings. Re- pecting Pacific Mail, the continued presence of the City of Peking in these waters, when she was ‘built for the Pacific trace, excited some comment. It was generally admitted that this cruising @round was a good advertisement for the com- pany, and might possibly help stock speculation, but it was also conceded that the: stock would be ‘benefited more substantially if the business of the company required her immediate presence in the Pacific waters to earn freights. The subjoined table gives the sales of each stock, as also THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, Highest. Lowest. Sales. New York Central... 10334 10234 5,400 ke Shor 1434 82,800 102%; 600 1065 100 108 3g 200 37 10,700 126 ‘300 sig 36,900 4 39% 4,500 Bottapostera preierred. s7i¢ 51% 700 St. Paul..... + 86 36 6,100 &t. Paul preierred. + ba! 54g 900 Panama... + 12, ng 300 item + 4836 41 1,600 Gute nd Missiastppi..... oe Ob an % 2 Boston, Hartford Marie, 1% 1% Union Pacite.. mee c., 0, and 1. 13 Hannibal and St. Joseph Pg 25% Tine preferred... 31 31 Fargo & 00. Ex:.. 74% 4% Dpened at 110, which was tne highest figure of the day, and receded to 1v9%, at whicn it closed. The market was extremely dull and without any fea- ture of special interest. The carrying rate was % @2 percent, while in some cases loans wero made flat, The customs receipts to-day were $547,000, The Sub-Treasurer paid ont $32,000 on interest account and $15,000 in redemption of five- twenty bonds, MONEY ‘ ‘was easy at 2 @ 8 per cent on call, closing at 2 & 3g per cent, and 5 & 7 percent for prime mer- cantile paper. Tne Treasury at Washington re- ceived to-day for redemption $608,000 national bank notes. The internal revenue receipts were ¢ $458,000. FOREIGN EXCHANGE opened steady and quiet on the basis of 4.873¢ for prime bankers’ sixty day sterling and 4.91 tor short sight, nominal rates, with selling rates at 4.8634 & 4.87 and 4.00 @ 4.903¢ respectively. © nti- Dental was quiet. Reichmarks, 9534 @ 964, ; cables, 0634 @ 963g; prime Paris, 5.13% and 5.1144. THE FOREIGN MARKETS were generally quiet and steady, with American securities fitm, The Bank of England’ gained £51,000 bullion on balance to-day. Rentes at Paris Were quoted at the close 63/. 55c. The following were the closing prices in London at five P. M.:— Consols, money, 925; d0., account, 92% a 92%; 1865 bonds, old, 108% @ 109; 1867 do., 10934 a 10934; ten-forty do., 1045, @ 104%; new fives, 10434 a 10433; Erle, 30% a 3034. GOVERNMENTS were strong and generally a iraction higher than on Saturday, closing firm at the advance. The following Were the closing prices:—United States currency sixes, 1173 2 117%; do. sixes, 1881, regis- tered, 117% a 117%; do. do. do., coupons, 118% @ 118%; do, five-twenties, 1862, registered, 112% a 112%; do. do, do., coupons, 11234 a 112%; do. do, 1864, registered, 114}; a 115; do. do, do., coupons, N6 @ 116%; do, do., 1865, registered, 115% a 116; do. do. do., coupons, 11744 a 117%; do. do., 1865, new, registered, 1157% a 1163, ; do. do, do,, voupons, 116% a 116% ; do. do., 1867, registered, 116% a 117; do, do. do., coupons, 1175 a 117%; do, do., 1868, registered, 116% a 11734; do. do. do., coupons, 117% a 118; do, ten-forties, registered, 110% a 1H); do. do., coupons, 11444 a 114%; do. fives, 1881, registered, 112% a 11254; do. do. do., coupons, 112% @ 112)4. RAILWAY MORTGAGES were strong, Chicago and Northwest consol gold sevens having advanced on the first call +4, Central Pacifics %, Union Pacttics 5 and Wabash firsts (St. Louis division) };. At the second call Centra Pacifics advanced a further 34 and closed at 00% a 90%, Western Pacifics 8244 a 85. We are informed that the exchanges of Union Pacific Income bonds into the new Smking Fund bonds amount to date to $6,300,000. This leaves $3,700,000 yet to be ex- changed, Nothing can be gained by delayin this matter, ag the new bonds offer a much superior security to the present Income bonds, The iol- lowing were the bids on the reguiar call:— Buff & State 1,774. Kalawazoo & Wa P ist 2 Lake shore div bi Lake shore Ist. c. Lake Shore ¢ ess Mich (en con a eicn, ae ist Fig ‘s, Pexet cay 3 E * 92 ew York Con 6% ih i York Con.0’s, sub. 91 ean Aas Rit PEPSrSSee. 1 a=Ftley SaeEeeS ooscemer> =~: =) fei eee rel peters =; ay ap = “3 ce a wi Long Dock aa b 2d 8 Great West Ast, Mf Groat West 2d tn, Wc. 16% STATE BONDS at the board were extremely dull, the only trans- actions having been one small lot of Missourt sixes, long bonds, at 92. The following were the bids:— Ark @s fond NOOs, wenn 96 A&o 5 Tenn Ga old. 0x6 Tenn o'4 DAs gegsacs il Gold ERCecengee ts gaetgese 2000 Hanover Importe Irving... Gold at 520% for Fourth National and 116 for Mer- éantile. The lavest Das woré:— ‘ica.. an Exchange Gallatin National German- eerie Gold Bx: Grocers’ OLRARING HOUSE STATRME: Ourreney exchanges., Currency valances. Gross clearances, . Less coin certificates . 999 shs West Un Tel... 3200 do. 1000 Del, i « $90) Long Hock bonds 9 Nort i a 6NJ Cen RR. 100 Pac aia 58. 2oy do. $20000 US 5-20, r, "64. Us 9% 13540 U: Geeahefateiea He. ies ious S100 Cen Pac g bs.. 1000 Alb & Sus bi m, est Un change. Teun 6's, now, exc Tenn Os. new seri 1376. Virginia 6’, cua, 20 OITY BANK STOCKS i Brok’rs’ reir 75, un 10 a a ntiie pra ie “8 lerchants i Continental $8 Metropol i Corn Exchans Nassat First National 4 Currency balance: 259,544 Gold exchanges, 8,234,841 Gold balance: 1,422,175 GOLD EXCHANGE BANK 10-DAY. batance: . TREASURY BALANCES at the close of business at Washington 0-day were as follows :— RAILWAY BARNINGS, ‘The following is tue ufMicial exhibit of earnings of the Denver and Rio Grande Railway for the week ending August 14, 1874:— Freight... . + $3,879 30 Passenger . + 4387, 78 Total. ee + $8,217 08 Gross earnings, main tine, 118 “miles, a above... + 8,217 08 Gross eaynings, main line, saie mileage, sume Week, 1873. .. + 8,822 55 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE. Monday, August 24—10'A. i} Before Call. 600 ahs Chi & NW R.b3 200 ao. oe semen Ed ee ceasanaaniinde 200 10315 aed 14:30 A. mM 55000 US 5's, 1 te U4! rr 10! 12} 13} Board—10:30 A. M. ihe ua Pac KR..b3 gi Weon.:. 105 30 20 0) 200 4 300 3 Ww lig 3h: iJ He 57: IAA ASe: a EEESESEESESEEEEEEESESESE = Since mei 288382 Beep? aes Se; Co naee RES SAS EIIIIIIIIINATS yi 3 bony # Bg FY mg 4 300 do 3 100 d 37! 3 H 47%, WO ae 37 ¢ 103! 100 a 3735 I au ae 373 It 60 a 37} 103 200 a 103 3 Le 10344100 rT a 1» 1% 70 do; 74% 00H & StJo RK 6 TAS, 500 Ohio &M BRS 25h 2 P.M. nag beng § 1 pw 7,765 Sur. Second Board—1 kg 3 — Ree 2 RSE BT SRE SeeSSesses es5ax BS Bete esnnn Ses et SARS Siassy: SESESE &: ry SeSseuseses OLOSING PRIOBS—3 O'OLOOK P, M, West Un Tel... 2 ri « Union Pacific., Piteburrs 3 \desaneen 35 EUROPEAN MARKETS. Lanois + Aa, %4—Evenine. —Oaicutta linseed, ma | Ungens M august Fi Rietthg ote bg Gs, Od. ie 0 20m 8 Wim, Os Or GI, COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotton Easy—Flour Dull and Easie-— ‘Wheat Lower—Corn = Firm~r—Oats Lower—Bezzey and Ry? Dull—Pork QuteeLard Higher—Groceries Dull— Freights Easy—Petroleum Firm—Naval Dall and Nominal—Whiskey ¥ Monxoay, August 4—6 P.M. The markets were still characterized by irregu- larity, and for dome commodities prices were de- cidedly lower. At the Produce Exchange the de- Dression in breadstufts was still more marked. Fiour was duli and in some cases lower. Wheat Was dull and decidedly lower under adverse cabie news and telegrams irom the West. At the close the market’ was little better than nominal. Corn ‘was in fair demand and the market was firmer. Oats were heavy and closed lower. Whiskey was @ trie off, closing quiet. Pork was quiet. Lard was decidedly better. Freights quiet. Cutton was quiet and unchanged for “spot” and in fair demand, closing steady for “iutures.” Grocerles were exceedingly dull, but, nominally steady in value. Petroleum ruled quiet but the market firm, Naval stores were dull and nomi- nal, Cea. ele market ruicd dull. There were no trans” actionY reported from iirst hands, and values were barely steady. We append former quotations as follows — Rio, ordinary carjoes, 16%{c. a I7e. ; fatr do, 17%e. w 18c. 5 Rood do., 18%. a 19c.; prime do., 19%{c, a We. ; extreme range tor lots, 16%{¢. a 20c.; Java, government, bags, dc. @ 26c.; do., grass mats, de, & 2e.; Ceylon, lb. a fle. ; Maracaibo, t8c. a Sle.: Laguayra, 1%. a 20c. ; Jamaica, 18c. a We.; St. omi 16}4c. a 1Tc. ; Ae Fr ee Poe Ciask nice tee ace Mees; Mexi ” 190, 6 ee: vanilla, ide. a 30c.; ‘Curaces, I86-a Loe coud, 10a Be lorron on the spot ruled dull ae Mreeular, with a tendency in buyer's iavor. “Futures ube opening sold jower, ciosing however with te the ‘ieoline regained. Uplands. Alabama. N. Orleans. Texas. Orainary.. aia (rae Beis etod erdiia by tas wits ic! or | fee ie fs i ui en Be it 183 —The quotation: on cotton In store running in quality not eS grade above or below the grade ‘quoted. re — Day. Sat. Boe! Total. — 283 3 84 7° 0 Totals... 733 | —For tutiro delivery ibasislow muscu the sales ave peen as tollows;- Saturday evening, afcor one o'clock — August, 200 at 1b bari Ds yrs t 15 17-32c., 2,500 at 1%6c. 5, Octo Tw) at 15440. No- vember, i atid, 10 af 15 9-0. 400 at 16340.” Jan- ot 0 i. 'o-day, Up to two B. M.—S0 peamndsr, 1,300" gt 18746., 1.800 a Wiebe? Xu at 18 7.18. 100 at | g0u, 360) at 16 17 t 15 $.3%c., 200 wt Lox. 15 sae 3.0 at ts"b.15 U0 at 16 11-820., 600 wt 154 0, BO mt 15 5 year, 1 FLoun axv Gnain.—Receipts—Flour, 41,44 bushels; corn, Warket was dull and a meal wae i tate $4 Wage Snea demand Felow. 6s Rarae wie & ads Sey and e yellow. We No. ¥ State... $3 50 a $4 25 Saporfine & 47a 50 Extra otate. 52a 575 | Choice state. +5758 600 juperiine Western. 4758 5.0 Katra Western. 5258 575 Extra Minneso' 6a Bw Round huop vhio, shippi 5258 > Hound hoop Ohio; trans brani 57a 600 i eee 60a 700 i 55a 550 } Ga 63 i 6s 709 708 90 i Nominal. Nominal > Nomina: ern, superfine. + 47a 529 Southern, exira. 52a 6 U5 { ro, family. 16H a 925 Coru meal, westeri S750 425 Cort meal, Jerse: Sioa aw orn meal, Brandy; 4a 475 | Cora meal, puncheons, 2Wa—— | Wheat Was dull and lower, ciosing nominal at about $1 It ior No. 4 Chioazo and $1 18 a $i 19 for No. 4 Mile ; Waukee. The sales were aboat 99,000 bushels at $1 12 tor ‘ common spring. $1 13 a $1 16 for No 2 Chicago, $1 18 a $119 Jor Milwaukee $1 24 a $194 tor No. 1, $1 22 for No. Minnesota in store, $110 8 $1 22 tor old winter, $1 20 a $1 2 tor new red and amuet, $1 28 for choice 1ennessce and $1 80.8 $138 .or white.’ Uorn was drme! fir inquiry. ‘The saies were about 100,0.0 bush ©8250. 108 a. closing at 2ige tor prime and sie. a Be. Tor. ee aie its were Lower and on! joderate 1 Ee a & z 2 ee ze eB Be! Ee A worn at 95c. ‘BRIG! ‘th ireights there was very little doing ‘om bere: ‘shipwents ot provisions, which were ‘ateasicr rates. Grain rates were steady. Ves- fe for charter met with « tair inquiry; but parties were in many ces apart 1m their Views as regards rates. eee Closed were at lower oars at ers 10 tre of tobacco Jane inclnde:—An om om Vy hence to Uork for orders | United ih Ayu quarters of prain, rc ‘4 ox tae om, } with 00 ble ie 1 refined some " ‘or Cork for, United Kingdom, wit \00 bole: of refined der at St 2 ‘Ss Ht Ey e yD jam teattany bark from Ynttadeipnie to Cork for orders to | the United Kingdom, with 3,5 quarters of grain at 5s. 6d, bio [oo ou it coanepe direct; a Norwegian bar! froin: do. to Antwerp, with 3W0 Uble of rertued petro: | leum at jan bark, from Richmond to Niovwith S10 bbls. of Hook at $I is per Bucy a Nore gian bark, from Brunswick to Montevideo or Buenos ‘res, with lumber at $22. joLasses.—Business to-day has been very tight and of | | an unimportant, Jobbing cha . Prices remained | steady, and we 48 jollows:—New crop—Cubs contriugat ana mixed, S80. 0 36c,s do. clayea, 376. a 4c, ; @o. muscovado refining, 38c. ;,do. do. grocery, 42c. 8.48¢. ; Porto Rice, dc. u 660. ; English Islands, 4.c, a Szc. New Orleans, 70c. a 85c. Nava. otomus.—Ihe market for spirits of turpentine Was excossively dull, :here being Utle of no disposition to ol 1y either party. Cc. Was the ug price for Mlerchantabie order. aud 380. the best bide The market for ronin was also ull and eaay, but not quotaply lower, Strained obtainable at $2 20 ug have only to note & sale of 125 bbis. of good strained at $2 40. The finer fades were entirely noglected. uae fold in a retail way, utno round lots changed handa Wilmington quoed = 8 aoe Washington at $325. Pitch sold i trade ots a Varnoueus—The matket for refined ruled quiet and without essential fae tn value, closing at i749 126. Spot or month and early September delivery. Wen of sales of hai bbls. for dest halt, September at ide. a 2.600 bbls. for do. at 11%. ik was Held with Continued confidence ai Bye., but the bids were xen- erally under that price. Gases were inquired for mod- but without leading to reported. transactions. wendy at tnige.a ie. Aaphtna waa quiet bu very iy. Ye. for Western and 0c. for cit @ Phila. delphia market was dull and unchany etined quoted at 11i¢0. for balance of month and Lise. for Se tember. Advices trom the Oreek were of a general iy sul: oul dy $105 le. IT. ‘$1 0734; wells; Parker's, 7740: immediate sh Paovistons.—Receipts—Pork, 101 cut j meal, 4 packages; lard. 6 bbls, and tlerces aad 772 ‘The marxet for, mess, pork continued quiet, but FeRGi a'onade demer. Salon 10 bbls, spor mC Biot Oo | Dols, deliverable this month, at $2273, und SW) bois, for September delivery, at $21 7% ‘The Inarket fur bicon ‘was quiet, but firm.’ We note a sale of 80 boxes of | clear at Dive, short clear nominal, ‘Dressed hogs were uiet, but asoted sieady within the range of 8%c. $Me." Beef=The market ruled quiet ‘and unchai Lats uma wooing way were. plactd. to the amount packages at tigures within the range aud. LW0 bbls of terms. We ere 50 a extra mens tierces o.,/and $24 4 $5 hams met with a light ransactions other than per ib. ; 800 do. h oO picnied oulaers at 'o., and 15,000 lies at Ili¢c. Bales of 180 tierces for October at option, balance ot year, at 1h 15e16e. pr jard was also firmer, and sold to the extent ot 175 aries at léc. a lage. per Ib. Suaar.—For raw sugar the market ruled dull, but was nthe basis of Bo. a 8c. for twit to Rood 0 sales. ace Were reported. met with e fair trade, ith standard “Aves Quoted at 1040" Bee, per Ib. anid “harda” at 10%o,, We Hlote!—-Guba Refining, interior to gortimon, To. ® 1960. ae fair Ke, good 1 , ce a peas a ee: rae ée. a 840, ice a Bee. ; prime ES me ee contritucn Bhas and boxed, Nos x fetinin Cubi 0ce | i re mt lasses, hhds. and boxes, 7. mol 8. 4 "a a ee ed. boxes, Dutch stat % 8 c- dO, 16 told, 9 ory Jo! 10 nite, $s Io 3, Forte ‘flea —he- Auing® common ‘to ‘primes fe. a 846. groc itt ar SMe, Sava—Duteh standard, Nos. Il to 12, 8c. fav ‘ aie Apila—Superior and extra’ superior, 7igc. & "Bice there “tf bo business in a distributing way nge of prices. The sales toot uv spec ok Ghrottes i from Sc. a 8%e, per ID. eocoreies to quality, and 200 bags of Rangoon at . & Be. ee um <The market was inacilve, but quoted frm Wan we was, a shade firmer Mg ana quiet. Sales 40K aah outside at Se. a City quoted “Wittsxey.—Receipts, 617 oy The market was mod- tive and easier. ad 100 bbis. at $1 U2)s, cash, bbis. regul: seth DOMESTIO STI0 MARKETS, ce? Coe beaty mM, grit steady ; ordinary, C05 ania, at se. ane sa bales. Exports coast- wise, 141, Bai 1e8, 75. kw ORtRANS, Augtst 24, 1874, cotton 8 dali and Paya pect loKe. Net re- rta—i'o Great Britain, i const a Stock, 18 “Geen dase unobanged; a, manent is eratel and 2 | able annually, for ten or twenty years. Addre HC. | Whi a sold at. ve, " reignts q Mor! | Securities, sngarance of all kinds @| ected wr panies, } machinery | SORES WI Palen Exports constwrise, 32 Salen,H0 Stock, Cotton nominal: iddiinas ie Yet recelpla, 68 bates 5 rr ; gross, 88. exports coustwise: 610. Bales, 20. atten, aoe Cotton quict: middlings, See Tow anidatia Bi: quiet mu : ‘euduiiers: Mes receipts, "se iaitngs 1 ris cuustwise, es, 18). Stock 3.641. Burrato, August 2%, 1874. Grain in store :—Wheat, 67,06) bushels: corm at S10 da; st, 67. we ia" rail I Ke g, and Ful peri fy inet forty-eight 773 do. "anal ae ‘an and Green ‘bushels No. 2 We: {odo high mixed axle, “Outs warce and uninal; No. 2 Western held at 48e. wae Barley mait firm: Canada, $1 ort 9; Weceen Bye (3 $1 75. Provisions—Moss pork. ‘eit short eut, $24; hans, 1 shoulders, We, c.: breakinat cons qdr ried beets i /éc. a I e ; beet tong eo ibe. tabs dozen; . there nd of the sea ey sieeaaiat” Kees, 15igc. ance #10460, August 26, 1874. Flour dull and unchanged. ‘Wheat dutta ud unseitled and 2c, a 2c. lower spring, 9c.; 0.5 4 9) abe a ere jected: oe. ot oe Gali and for N ‘August or Septembe jected, O4sze. a vaaxc no fo. 2 spot and ‘Augu: tember.Kye firm and on ulet and Weak ate, ror No.2 prin, spot: "Se, tee! ge ngmber, “Pork quiet and weal at” $21 75. $33, Septet buyer september. pik) stendy it ie, » spot; 147 15e., September. Bulk meats firm nd higher at f€: for, should a for short rib mi Fc, 8 130. Gorn to Buffalo, a i wheat to do. ven On the atta in the in the ate Be apes closed at 923. | without Fixtures, at a red NEW YORK HERALD; TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1874—TRIPLY, sHEH T. ] CPUS wo BusIvEsa OPPORTUNT' TES. INER WANTED—WITH A FEW DUNDRED Pi dua h contevery thirty days. a ome) ar. i RE Any DWELLING oor- EDUCED RiNT—STO ner King Sad Varick strocts, ‘3 in store 65 King WALTER wi JONTAGUE, __ Bighth avenue and Twenty-first street pues ‘OLD ESTABLISHED RESTAURANT HOUSE corner Sixth avenue and Amity street, with or luced ren. Apply om the premises, between 12 and 2. 10 LET—THE WELL KNOWN AND LONG bsTAB- lished Oyster House and sta Rant No. 26 Clinton strect, uear Fulton street, plat j has been kept Sor Dominick “rr hes to many years by 4 10 now wial tire on account of hus ced yeas house ts larye and commodious, ‘well turnisned throughout: is first clase and in one of the best locations in the cit Ehis 1s 5 rare chance pr a, party who ands th he business, as the pi or maxing money goudied, i dogartalae inquire oD. 2’. GHAUN- Cex, taxue street, Hrooklyn. H Nie INTERE T AND FURNITURE OF A WELL ES. tablished select ~chool in a first clase neighborhood 30 Brooklya. Address TEACEES, box 204 Herald office, 01 week. Aig ar: PARTNER WITH $5,000 IN AN ESTAB- bee | manutacturing business ; investigation solic Address, for interview, A. Z., box 143 Herald attice. ANTED. IMMEDIATELY—A PAR’ ITH from $2.00 to $5,000 in a Yholeseht ognimietion house: reverences exchanged. address E. H. B., Lox 166 Herald office. WANED = eh 000. TO $19, FOR THE EXTENSION of an established, paying business by the tntro- duction of several new inventions tully secured. Ample | security will be given for the amourit invested, which may be gp sire} hr a pone ae = months (if expecta- ‘id Suan and September.0 ‘dg oats, ry 5 nte—2,000 bb! bapa kao do. "ee corn, {io do oat ald 7.00 HAVANA MARKETS, Havana, August 22, 1876. Sugar—Demand fair and market firm: No 12, Dateh standard, 18 reals per arrobe; molasse: sugar, Nos. 8 and 10, 1536 16 reals per do.; ‘muscovudo sugar, grocer: Brades, 19% 8 20% reals per do. ses, nominal, in Warehouse at Hava 1 Matanza ad receipt the week as, 2700 boxes: dud an nd rom Havana a zee. is, Quotuding T4S00 ores rt ted States, Cepek But gr ea ir be for yell foe Ho rapes or yell om wont Sister reigns Dominate xen States aa iM tend bushels whea do. barley, F. LE a ported dus saving the ewesk “tr Lbs0 bhdscio the Unived sia st aso, rior America: ber auintal. tins, $32. a Wax, oh eas he a gallon. ive ,000 for long shave: @ nowtnal; on. the, Unite itn: short aight. 25 Dre do., nitim >’ short aight Go, tis ‘9, 1 rr 153 165 premium: ao is 4) God from 2158225 closing firm at 24 '& 26 for Spanish 226 a 227 tor American gold. Angust 24, 1874, an fh aquange Spanish gold, 220 9 221; American. quict; on vhe United States, 6 days, gol nium; short aight 12s ET premium, On London, 150.8 183 premium. On Paris, 122 a 124 premiam, FINANCIAL, Dp A. MOLLEB, AUCTIONEER. Saar eit’ 's sale ‘of $700,000 United states Bonds, New York State Bonds an Delaware and Hadson ‘anal Company's Bonds. ADRIAN H, MULLER & SON will sell at auction on Wednesday, Arent, 26, at 1236 o'clock, atthe xchange Salesroom, Wo. fit Broadwa: ay. on op bes the executors of Mulford Martin, iecensed: A ited States Five-twenties of 1807, registered. ‘200 00 Unt ited States Five-twenties of 1468, registered. 70.000 United States Currency Sixes, registered: issued to Union Pacific Railroad Company, 10,000 Unies tates Currency’ Sixes, registered ; Lome and Pacitic’ Rallroaa Com| tate, -even Per Cent Boun| ‘Loan, pate Six Per Cent Canal Stock, pay- able 127,000 Belaware and Hudson Canal Company's Seven r Cent Registered Bonds. T REASONABLE RATES.—MONEY on LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policie: nd , bc eo, HABRICH & CO. LI Broadway —STOOK PRIVILEGES ON ALL THE ACTIVE « Stocss negotiated, at | to? per cent from the mar- Ket; $50 to $100 pute or calls: to $350 double reg Jeges, This system of o| is fully explat Bune hiet sent tree on soeratng TUMDEIDGE & ers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall street. WELL SITUATED YOUNG MAN WANTS $500 FOR one year; iair compensation and security given. ‘Address box 116 Herald office, FIRST MORTGA‘E OF $10,000, LESS THAN TWO ‘years to run, on Brooklyn lots: worth $: ‘first ciass; for sate af large discount; SHALON & men | SLOAN, 3t East 17th st Je aw. SELIGMAN as 99, 21 Broad ae Now York, issue Letters of Credit tor travellers, payable in any part of Europe, Asia, Atrica, Australia and Americs. Draw Bills of Exchange and make frlezaninia. ‘trans- fers of money on Europe and Calitornia. APSLEY & BAZLEY, BROKERS, 70 BR BROADWAY Double Privileges, $250 to ‘Puts or Calls. $i 100 shares, on “slembers of Stock exchange.” Pam pie “now Money and Made in Wall Street,” of. Brentano, 3s Union n square, price 3) cents. Hl Money LOANED ON MORTGAGE; MORTGAGES cashed; Stocks, Bonds, Real state, Furniture. dc. Je., 1 Pine street NORTHERN F PACIFIG ELILEDAD BONDS BOUGHT and sold by LIVINGSTON & COMPANY, Baukers, 10 Pine street. ANTED—VORRESPONDENCE WITH SOME FI- nancler who could let 000, writts Antasogt Dav- ress J., Post office, Marion, Marion county, Ohio. PER CENT TERBEY CITY BONDS, BELOW PAR, Sand 10 per cent Municipal Bonds, road sonds rst Mortg and other Bonds and Stocks, all Vira ofaos, ata large reduction below par. For sale by ALBERT H. NICOLAY & ©0., Stock Brokers and Auctioncers, 43 Pine street. N. B.—Investment securities our speclaity 22 years. +TO $5,000 WANTED—FOR TWO YEARS, $3.000 Br aSite wre Bess: food vecurity and liber: | Heral | $120.00 Sanya and uniinproy proyed Fy interest. aoe ter dS tt IN, FIRST AND ares on City roperty, 3,00 tor Br Kiya First Mortgages. fe ARTLES, 48 Pine street. COPARTNERSHIPS, — (PHE PARTNERSHIP HERELOFORE PXISTING BE- | tween the undersigned, under the Arm nume of “I, Keller & Co.,” has this | consent. F. Blessin, will carry on the business in own name, All outstanding debis and crodits, however, | will be liquidated by the old firm, ‘Avaust 1, 1874. JONATS KELLER. Pa BOHUNK: day been dissolved by mutual PARTY WANTING TO BUY OUT A WELL ES. ‘tablished firm in Toronto, where a first ciass busi- peas is done in the wholesale Joboing Grocery, and Liquor Trade. Receipts are trom $250,000 t an- nualiy; satisiactory reasons for selling out, For eurthes particulars address box 855 Toronto (Unt.) Post office. —CRANDALL HAS TAKEN OUT A PATENT FOR | «an Acrobatic Building Block, which is golng to be the Toy for years to come. A party who. has the for constructing the same will find thisa | splendid investment, It with be in rights oF ay @ whole. Address, for one week, CRANDALL, 182 Fulton street, Brooklyn. PARTNER WANTED—WITH FROM $2,500 TO 0, in the buiter, cheese. produce ani commis. | Sion business; stablished; there is money to be ade safely. . 5 and 7 Dey street. CHANCE.—WANTED, PARTY, WITH $1,000 CASH, in the auction and’ merchandise business; rea estate security given. Apply at No. 6 Centre street, third floor. No humbugs need apply. “)DVERTISER, WHO GiVES A\D EXPECTS REF. ereuses, wenis a partner in tale city, with S100) to $15,000 cash ; investor controls his capital, whic ts fully secured against loss; solid profits zuarantsed ; good open- ing for an active young man. any party seeking busi- | hess who hag above qualifications can address IRON GOOD», box 3,945 Post oftic w Yori, “7h PARTNEt WANTEO—IN re WEL, ESTABLISHED | furniture manufactory, with $4,000 to $5,000, dress MANUF. Y, Heri oltice. “GHANCE TO SBOURE, WITHOUT BONUS, three years’ Lease of the finest Broadway Dining Rooms and Restaurant, fitted up in clegant style, with black walnut Furnituré, Linen nnd Silvers the, Pitures at a sacrifice. PHALON & SLOAN, 81 East Seventeenth strect. UsIN ESS 33 OPPORTUNITY—NU SHAM.—TO A MAN | pemposs ues and Beg on bie characte . Address, ye GANDN elt 215 Montague sreet ness of over {o1 with real name, Brooklyn. USINESS OPPORTUNITY. —k CUBAN Gh. NTUS- ‘man, having three cluster and two solitaire valuable Dacay Rings and gentleman's ant heates? Gold Watch in pledge, will take a few dollars for the tickes, Ad- wo OMANUBL GARCIA, Herald office, NOR SALE—OONFROTIONERY AND IGE OREAM K Store, Lease, Stock and Fixtures; $200; a good pa ips pobenng? BISGR avenne. For particulars apply to | HOLLIDAY, 16) West Thirty-sixth street, R SALE—BUSINESS—A RARE CHANGE—STOCK and Fixtures of a Contectionery store for half its value; good location; rent cleap ; 10 oe sold on account ols sickness, t, Brooklyn. PARTNER WANTED—IN & FIRST GLASS REAL estate. insurance und passage pusiness; long es iablished and dolng a first class business; one of the part- ners retiring, and business too extensive for one party. ote ruld office. . Ek ACTIVE OR «PE aed, with 3.00 to $20,000, Ina well paying’ bi tiatne: i UIAL, WANT- tablished and given and re Business on Broadway. Address office, rat DARTNER WANTSD—WITH FROM $5,000 TO $10,000, to join the advertiser, who is now engaged in the summer and winter hote! business, two hours’ ride irom Rew York; delightrally si:tated on n beautiful lake, 1.40) feet above tide water; unusual advantages in almost Rood Le ery’ ted busi- | a Address: | from the Third Pres! Hous ‘are mad fonythof thane. “Addrpas He tt oie mr | wayteoar fg hid YOUNG MAN WHO MEANS Ih $2,000 cash, 10 panacea Otgars ‘and Tobacco ines, wholesale retail, who is capable of attending in the day time tocigar store, keep- pone books and charge of money money wil 80- eed not apply. sddress WaNorasrurse, Herald otice, HAVE A WELL ESTABLISHED LEGITIMATE casn business, La mic ‘a variety new useful articles; ready sale and pe prone; can sell all mang: faciures “Address, MANU URER, box 13! Herald ‘sauerinteng manufseturing and $e selling” ood. JW: CLAPP, 14 Fark places room $40 rer eneewanaen creer oner bie partner in his long established ‘well baying Dusi- ess: references exch aERINGTON, 24 University place. 1.500 aoe INTEREST—A LADY OB GEN- 's tleman to ver chai ot an established and lucrative book business during t nt absence of advertiser; # certain iortune and no Addi ¥., station A. $30 PER WEEK AND INTEREST ON MONEY 1.000, tosne Apo! ress: MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. JANSSEN—ScuwaRrtz.—On Thursday, August 20, by the Rev. Matthew Nicot, JomN A. JANSSEN, to Lizzig, eldest daughter of Christian Schwartz, Esq., all of this city. KalsER—Morse,—At the residence of the bride’s parents, i. Di on Saturday, August 15, 1874, by pn i J. W. Diller, FRa2DERICK KalsER, to ADA ‘4 Moi Died. Apams.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, brain fever, BRNJAMIN, eldest son of the late Ben- jamin Adams, to the 27th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his aunt, Mrs, M. C, French, 302 Gates avenue, to-day (Tuesday), at three o'clock. peg faery fonday, August 24, MARY T. ALDISs, the eldest daughter of William H. and Mary Aldis, in the 24th year of her age. Funeral will wha piace on wednesny,. the 26th ae two P. drom 221 West Forty-ninth a ALLEN.—On Friday, August 21, JAMES ALLEN, & native of Paisley, Scotland, in the 90th year of his “tthe relatives and friends of the family and of his Angust 24, of son-in-law, Captain Jubn M. Dow, are respectrull invited to'attend the funeral, trom his. late ee lay, the idence, No. 69 Seventh avenue, on Tu ‘25th inst., at ten o'clock A. M, st 23, in the 68th ALEXANDER.—On Sunday, Augut year of his 8 Re, WILLIAM C. ALEXANDRE President Of the Equitable Lite Assurance Society. His friends are invited to attend the funeral, at the First Presbyterian church, P1 Wednesday, August 26, at twelve o'clock. Notice of time oi departure of train in evening papers. Bgent.—OUn Sunday, August 23, Ros! Bent, in the 76th year o1 his age, Relatives and irienas or the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 31 West 127th street, Harlem, on Tuesday, 25t inst., at eleven o’clock. Trains leave For‘y-second street at 10:13 A, M. BoswaLb.—On Monday, August 24, GEORGE Bos- WALD, aged 22 years. ‘Tne reatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the iuneral, from his late residence, 12 Stanton street, on Wednesday, August 26, at one o’ciock P. M, YLE.—Un Monday, August 24, OnaRtes, the bere rend son of Henry and Mary cae aged 7 years an Relauves rand friends are. respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, Au; 25, at hali- past two o’clock, from bis late residence, 76 Amity street, South Brooklyn. BRISLANE.—On Monday, August 24, MARGARET BRISLANE,' Dative of the county Cork, Ireland, para, of Newtown, in the 58tn year of her age. The relatives and friends of the fa ry re- spectiuliy invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 409 East pean eecond street, on ednesday, August 26, at two CARKEET.— og ‘Thurs gomery, Ala., JAMES H. rage Son ol the late hard carkect or Natcnea, Miss., and brother- Fi ‘aw of the late William Lindsay, of this city. eee and New Orleans papers please copy. CLarx.—On er Angust 24, FRANKLIN CLARK, aged bP pnd Relatives and iriends of the family are respect- tally invited to attend the imueral, from his late residence, 30 pues place, Brooklyn, on ‘Thursday, at four o’cloc! COUNELL.—At Rye, N. Y., on Saturday, st mn —— 1, CORNELL, ‘lormerly of ook yn, ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, August 26, at twelve .’clock, wom 1 Christ church, Rye, with- out further notice. Train leaves Grand Central | depot at ten o'clock. Carriages will bé in waiting on arrival of the train. CUSKLEY.—On Sunday, August 23, Karte, infant is | daughter of Edward M. aoe Theresa J. Cuskley, aged 13 months and 6 di The funeral will take pl 160 from the residence of | her parents, No. 175 East Eighty-seeond on on ‘Tuesday, at twelve o'clock M. DAaVENPORT.—At Elizabeth, N. londay, st 24, SARAH ELIZABETH DavENrONT, Preeti las Davenport. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Tigao August 27, at three P. M., yterian church. Feravson.—Suddeniy, on Saturday, Angust 22, | 1874, In the 25th year ot bis age, JouN GrorGE Fer- GUSON, eldest son of israel Ferguson, and beloved } husband of Elizabeth M. McKenzie, at No, 459 West | Forty-third street. His relatives and friends ate respectfully invited to attend the iuneral at Forty second street Pres- byterian church, between Seventh and kighih ave- btn An ‘Tuesday, the 25th inst,, at hall-paat one o'clock, FLacK.—At Unadilla, N. Y., on Wednesday, Au- gust 6, Mrs. Linuivs E. Raitt, wile of Robert C. Flack, of stockbridge, Mass. FLANAGAN.—Af het residence, No. 307 East Twenty-fourth street, on Monday, August 24, 1874, | BRipGetT FLANAGAN, aged 33 years, born at Middie- town, parish of Tynan, county Armagh, Ireland. Funeral takes place on Wednesday, August 25, 1874, at one o'clock. | FLyNN.—On Sunday, Angust 23, JAMES Ray- MOND, iniant son of Peter H. and Joanna F, Flynn, aged 11 Months and 2: days. The relatives ana friends of the family are re- spectiuily imvited to attend the tunerai, irom | the residence of his parents, No, 225 Kast Firty- ninth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Gravy.—On GRADY, aged 37 ye ‘The relatives’ and friends of the family and those of her brothers, Timothy and John, are re- quested 1o attend her funeral, from the residence oi her brother-in-law, John Lowe, 342 East Fourth street, on Tuesday, at hall-past nine o'clock A, M., to St. Bridgev’s church, waere @ solemn mass of urday, August 22, Mary E. ars, | requiem will bo otfered up for the repose of her soul, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery. HaRtz.—At Saratoga earings, 9 ‘on Suuday, August 23, FLORA, infant daughter of Joseph M. and Evelyn Hartz, aged 13 months, ‘Toe funeral will take place at eignt o'clock this (Tuesday) morning, from the residence of her granamotier, 212 West Twenty-second street, HaveMeyri.—On Saturday, August 22, of apo- plexy, ALCERT HAVEMBYER. ‘The relatives and friends of tne family are re- | spectfully invited to attend the tuneral. from his | late residence, No, 317 West Fourteeath street, on Wednesday, 26th inst., at ten o'clock, HavENs.—Suddenty, ‘at Cairo, N, Y.,.on Saturday morning, August 22, CATHBRINE HAVENS, aged 67 ears,’ id HazeLrNr.—On Sunday, August 23, of paralysis, at hig residence, No. 56 East Sixty-first street, LEONARD HAZELTINE, Princtpal of Grammar School No, 13, in the 71st year of nis age. The funeral services will be held at the Fourth avenue Presbyterian church, corner of Twenty- second street, on Tuesday morning, August 25, at Bate past ten polos, Re ~via and iriends of the family are respect ly inv The Members of the Ninth Class Association of old Pablic Sctiool No, 14 ate hereby notified to at- tend the funeral of their respected and venerated preceptor, Leonard Hazeltine, from the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian church, corner Twenty- second street, on Tageday morning, August 26, ut perirction tyg” BG. WAGNER, President are MEAD, Secretar: ay st 23, JAMES pone Ly Oe earl Aadtew ond ‘Mary Healy, of eas, parish of Donoughmore, county ores tree ives and friends of the Say and by nemeonly valuable lease, which will insure a Fi riune, will be offered to a good | pary. Address W. H, box 247 Post oftice, New ARTNER, Pye ‘FRO $3,000 TO $6,000, WANTE: in an stove and house rene goods busin on a an suburban city; ory xin investigating. to GRIGGS & C. 98 Broadwas. Relat ‘William F, Conran Asgociation are res) Puig invite to attend the funeral yom 357 art rinceton, N. J., on | , August 20, in Mont. | | | i] i im; ae. fu r in: re rR uh a b 01 A or of w vil of church, where a solemn mass of celebrated ior the repose of her to Calvary Cemetery ior interment, The eres aaa tens of the jamily are respectiuily invite? od, ehureh, on Tu Carriages will ‘Thirueth street and the 9:50 train = war, ns Will Le taken to Greenwood. Street, Williamsburg, on Tuesday Morning, Aug = A eer thence to st. Peter and Pout 3 Sourn regulon mass will be offered nis pot, Hunter's Point, at ay Lupgewie,—On Sunday, ‘August 23, at half-past eleven o'clock P. ness, Sade wie. Relatives ato friends, also Radiant Lod, NEVILL.—. . a 23, Mr. SIMONS NEVILL, aged 64 vited to attend the funeral, from his dence, Bergenwood road, e day, August 25, 1874. August 23, 1874, PATTERSON, & native of Sligo, Connaught, Irelaud, mathe the 50th ARCRABEL L. PHILLIPS, in the 49th y! F. and the funeral, from his late residence, corner Eighth avenue and Twelfth street, on this day (Tuesday), moned to attend a Masonic Temple, toner Twent; Sixth avenue, on Tuesday, o’clock P. M., sharp, the faneral of our tate brother. A. L- Phillips, from his late enoeaaes corner Twelith street an@ Eighth hie ee wife of Moses are respectfully invited to attend the funera Rachel Sclater, of of Captain B. formed that land, via Montreal, for interment, at three o’cloc! L,I. mh Tomrxnes, Counsellor-at- his iuneral, from Grace churoh, in White on. Mt Gaare pe August 22, JuLia M., wite of Pe Charles 5S. W and daugnter of Ri oro Tuesday, 25th inst,, at three August 23, WILLIAM N. W year of his a b] { street, this. “(Tuesany) afternoon, at two o'clock: thence to Calvary O ometery. KEELER.—Ou Monday morning, Augast 24, of membranous croup, Lizzig P., inant daughter ot ‘Theodore and Mary Keeler. Funeral services at the residenvo of her parents, No, 209 Kast ae street, on Tuesday, August 25, at two o'clock P.M. Kenney.—On Monday. August 24, Mary Janz, wiie of B. F. Kenney and daughter of Patrick and Catherine Colligan, in the a ne of her age. ‘The fuverai will proceea on Weduesday morn- iz, 2orh {nst., at nibe clock, from her tate resi- nee, No, 562 Greenwich bn 3 to St. chee! ytd requiem will and thence KNowLton.—At Yonkers, on Sanday, August 23, JamEs KNOWLTON, aged 75 years. The funeral will take piace from St, Jonn’s ay, 25th inst., at eleven o'clock. ‘ait arrival of 9:55 train srom Sing. 1874, apse LersinceR.-Un punday, August 23, JANE C., the beloved wie of Henry C. Letsinger, of Bradiora the sath your of her ag (England), in the 44th year of ber age. Relatives and Iriecas of the family are res} pect- fully invited to attend the faneral, without further notice, from her late residence, No. 1 162 Broad- ou Tuesday, August 25, at one 2, M, The re- London pepers please copy. Lesieuk.—On Monday, 24th inst., Jonn BERNAR- DIN MABIN L&SIEUR, eldest son of Jon B. Lesieur, of Paris, France. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the neral, on Wednesday, August 26, at three o'clock M., from his late residence, No.'213 East Kiguty- second street. Lo@aN.—1o Brooklyn, on Saturday, Angust 22, Gronas Logan, in the 53d year ot is age. pig tuneral will take plave from the residence f his mother-in-law, hs. Pollard, 47 South Ninth 1. between South Second and ird streets, Wiliamebu rg, where a solemn for the repose of soul, at eleven o’ciock. His relatives and friends and those of the family are respec vited to attend without jurther notice. LowggRE.—At Babylon, L, L., on Sunday, dugast 23, Exiza, infant daughter of James and Katie Low- erre, aged 11 months-and 18 daye, ‘The friends of the tamily, also of the grand pa- nts, Mr. and Mrs. James Bulger, of Babylon, are Fe die to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, August Carriages will be in ttendance at Central de- 26 P. M., same day, M., after a short but severe ill- CAROLINE LisErrE, beloved wife of John F. , 739, and A, ‘M., Hope Chapter 244, R. A. » the ofticers and ex-officers, members and ex-members of the Eleventh regiment N.G.S.N.Y. spectfully invited to attend the funeral, late residence, No. 180 Bloomfleld street, Hoboken N. J., on Wednesday, A. M., without further notice. August 26, ateleven o'clock MARNELL.—On Monday, August 24, after a short bears MARY MARNBLL, wile of Daniel Marneil, ore Keo and acquaintances are invited to at- tend her funeral, trom her late residence, in Pros- |p Sher Phacthts yor Vernon avenue, Flatbush, om ednesd: Cemetery 0 of the nat 26, at halfpast three, 30 the loly Crosa. MENzIEs.—Suddenly, on Friday, August 21, ise. GEORGE MENZIES, native of Perth, Scotland, aged 54 years, 1 month and 11 days. Tapert oa MoNIEFCE.—On bef cep aged 3 8 dence, 210 Elm street, this day (Tuesday), August 25, at two orelock. tiand) papers please copy. teed August 23, WiLLiaM J, Le funeral wil “take place from his late resi- lease copy. fast nL, jew Durham, N.J., on Sunday, (3 64 years and ‘The relatives and friends of the fam te New Durham, on Tuesa- ParTerson.—in New York city, on Sunday, after a short tilness, ARTHUS yeas of his age. The relatives and friends sre respectfully tn- bore vps the funeral, on cea —— California and Canada papers PHILLIPS.—On ‘Monday morning, inguse r of his age. arene tae and friends, and also Adeiphi Lodge, A. M, are respectfully invited to atten £ two o’clock P. ADELPHI LovG! ers of Adelphi jo. 23, F. AND A. M.—The mem- \ige, No. 23, are-hereby sum- pecial meeting at their rooms, -third street and ugust 25, at one for the purpose of attending By order of § MENZERHEIMER, Acting W. M. M. J. BENNETT, Secretary. RBEVES.—At Jersey City Heights, on mpeneday August 23, JANE REEVES, beloved wile of John vanes aged 23 years, ‘of funeral herea(ter. Boston papers ploese: con copy. RoTnscw{LD.—On ‘sunday, August 23, AMALIA Rothschild, aged 48 me relatives and friends, also members of Men- - delssobn Society, members of Zion Lodge and members of Mount Nebo F. A a: ‘om ber late residence, No. 823 East Eizhty-iourth hei helo (Tuesday), the 25th inst, atone c SCLATER.—Accidentally ghot by a ue | while on a hunting expedition in Ontario, mn Wednesday, August 19, 1874, ARTHUR EK. yea TEX, aged 22 years, youngest son of Henry and ver, wiand, and nephew hyo of this city. he latter are respectfully in- e remains were forwarded to Eng- The friend: SmirH.—At. Shelbyville, ind,, on Wednesday, ugust 19, of Bright's ‘disease of the kidneya, Tuomas B. Sairu, in the 36th year of ms The iriends of the family are invited to attend the uneral, this ee Oemetery anapaie ast 25, ‘STewaRt.—At Yonkers, Davin M. STEWART, eldest. son of David and Olive Stewart, aged 19 years, Tho funeral will take piace at the Reformed charch, on Tnesday, August 25, at three P. M. The friends of the family Ei Cg ty US ag, to attend. TOMPKINS.—On Sunday, August J, WaRRBN Law, of White Plains, N. aged 70 yeara. Yyifrelatives and friends are tavited to attend the 26th inst., at two o'clock Hd lew Haven, Conn., on Saturday, ard ' Tuttle, D.D., rector St. Luke’s by ee 1s Of Funeral in New Hever, he “Gnrist church, om on Sunday evening, HEATCROFT, in the 38th Relations fra friends of the family are invited Warp.—At WHEATCROFT.—Fell satee to attend the funeral, from the Roseville Ba) cae church, Newark, N. J., on Thursd: two o’clock. on oe ware, Lackawana aud Western Ratiroad, at 1:10, » August Trains leave foot of Barclay sieeen, Fi jages will be in waiting upon arrival train at Roseville station. WickEs.—On an 0. WG Augnst 22, 1874, ELiza, idow of Jonathan O. Wickes, iu the 63d year of her | write rolutives and friends of the family and those o her sons, Thomas and Jacob, are res} ectfully in- ted to attend the funeral, from the ascington Square Methodist Episcopal church, Fourth street, near Sixth avenue, on fuesday, 25th inst., at one clock P, M. Pensaci (Fla.) papers please copy. th v me of ee N° about 2.000 curb and turnishing and setting new curo and guttering be) of said street, Commissioners reserving the right to re proposals uf the subserved thereby. | Speciileation for the | moval not lees than Suitable buildings fort employment ot chinery and all the means. ecessary exist in that no proposal shall State in any ex meted bahia the eee bye 4 for the Anne ged Sie tarnished in ‘place queen, bie repose howl Riching Cry r¢ ropoaula will. be Recelved at the office of ones of Streets and Sewers, No, 1 Pateraott Sealed e Commi: block, New Brunswick, N.J., until Satay, August 29, at six'o'clock P. M.. for t the haat ng. Dre. furnishing of materiais and it George eal feet of street: also tor the resetting of old Satis.actory security tor, the faith Derforinance of the work will be The jock ro ‘or alt ts of the city will be or the work, may be the inst. think the inte: M at this office on and atier Wednesday, Tas! JOSEPH F PISULM, 4 MILES ROSS, Commissioners. McREE SWIFT, j New ONSWICR, August (9, I as le AND REMOVAL OF PENITENTIARY OF VIRGINLA, ed, a ! commissioners tor iy ‘4, will receiv: ai 3 won “Thursday, che IN for the purchase and reioval of ing geuaben ot The howls, are the provisions of the act to which the pri roposals must conform t— ‘commissioners shall advertise for urchase of the land and buildin fthe botldings and the inmates five mies from the, corporate tu ty of Kiehmona; sak “2. These the briooa Silence p Peat a ae bier pense over and above the proceeds of tne sale of the land and pauines Now used tor and con- “SF ils || © removal be endorsed on the envelopes “Proposals tor remug™ad the state Peni- tenua and should be Bpoqmpanisa with and include imap of the. grounds ond plane, drawinge andy ci fe unlesrg ved of mene and appr by the ea next f seasion. ait 10 INVRS‘ORS AND x all kings re a natn or ACTURRRA SY ANTES