The New York Herald Newspaper, August 27, 1874, Page 9

nee UU a EIU UnERS SSIES SIR RESERSEERIE SEIT FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL A Heavy Stock Market, with a Lower Range of Prices. GOLD 109 5-8. Foreign Exchange Heavy—Money Easy— Governments Steady—Railway Mortgages Kirm. LL STREET, WEDNESDay, Pre 26,—6 P. 'w.} ‘The depressing effect in the stock market of Fealizations yesterday was further helped by short males to-day, and the weakening influence of a Feported failure in the petroleum trade with liabil- Mes amounting to $500,000, The firm involved 1s that of Sonneborne & Co., formerly in the clotning ‘rade, from which, it is said, they retired with $1,000,000 surplus, whereupon tney entered into the petroleum trade, investing $800,000. Their woases are roughly stated at $300,000, although they may be greater, their assets, yet unestimated, consisting largely of real estate, for which Shere 1s at present no market, The general char- acter of DEALINGS ON THE STOCK BXCHANGR Feflected dulness and in stocks a decidedly weak feeling, as though operators were inclined to wait durther developments before entering the specu- lative arena, thus leaving present holders with- out any inducement to remain im, Hence a eell- ing Movement, The opening quotations were to % per cent lower tnan the closing prices of yes- terday, from: which a further decline of } to % per cent later took place. Erie went off {rom 32 to 814 im sympathy with a decline in London. The prin- cipal dealings were in Western Union, Rock Island, Pacific Mail, Wabash, Lake Shore and St. Paul common. In the afternoon the market was still weak, and a further decline of % to % per cent was registered. During tne last hour of bus- iness the same heavy feeling prevailed, and at the ciose the prices were the lowest of the day, al though the furthest decline was only % per cent, while the other extreme was per cent. This, however, added to yesterday’s decline and that of the day previous, shows a very beansh tendency forthe week. These kaleidoscopic changes in the current speculation are, however, thoroughly german to Wail street and prove nothing but the temper of the average operator. The total sales of the day reached an aggregate of 104,349 shares, Western Union leading, Pacific Mail, Lake Shore and Erie being the next iavorites. The subjoined table gives tne sales in each stock, as also THR HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, Sales. 700 i 114,800 4 . 85 4,800 Western Union Telegra| 1,900 Atlantic & Pacific Tel. 16 1b 100 jorthwestern.... 806 38% 1,800 jorthwestern preferred. 67 87 100 Bt. Paul. 86 856 8,800 Missouri Pacifics, 80% 100 Mail, 41% 14,800 IO. . e200 . B13g 11,600 Obio and Mississippi. 24356 4,100 inion 28% 6,400 CG, 0. and lO. 124 1236 700 Hannibal and St St. ‘Joseph 25% 25% 100 Morris and wee 9636 9656 200 Consoudaved Coal. ar 46 600 Maryland...... 20 20 800 P 107 249 | Total sales to-day... eeeeecerees 106,849 GOLD 109% a 100%. Gold opened at 109%, sold at 109%, and closed at the lower figure. Cash gold was in demand, the Carrying rate being 1 per cent, while loans were also made fat and 1-640/ 1 per cent per day for borrowing. The customs receipts to-day were $430,000. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $20,000 on account of interest and $200 in redemp- tion of five-twenty bonds. The customs receipts for the week ending August 22 amounted to $3,600,000, MONEY ig unchanged; 2 to 2% per cent on call, and prime mercantile paper 6 to 7 per cent, according to the time ithastorun. The national bank notes re- ceived at the Treasury at Washington to-day amounted to $331,000, The internal revenue re- ceipts to-day were $295,294 TREASURY BALANCES at close of business to-day were :— FOREIGN BXOHANGR was dull and heavy on the basis of 4.8634 & 4.8734 for bankers’ 60 days’ sterling, and 4.804 @ 4.903¢ for short sight. Future contracts in sterling are ex- citing some attention, but very little has been done yet. Prime bankers’ 60 days’ sterling is quoted 4.85, buyer's option October, and commar- cial sterling nominala: 3.82 a 4.83, seller's option October, November and December. Continental exchange is duli and guiet. Reichmarks, 05% a 963s. Cables, 0634. Prime Paris, 6.14% and 6.11%. Annexed ts the full scnedule of current rates:— isan Sixty Days. Three Days. oats on. ronden, 4.8636 & 4.8736 4.8034 8 4.9036 ers’ dO...... 4.8534 @ 4.865 4.88 com, sterling do. 486° neo” 4.86” Fron (conkers seeeee 51636 & 6.15 Antwerp ! 6.1736 & 5.16% bias a big Bi 18% s 5.8 6.133 @ 6.11% aga 4136 6 a 96% 4136 a 4134 96 & 96% 2 & 12% seit H ox 40% a a 9655 a 73 a ns ‘THE FOREIGN MARKET for American secarities was generally steady, although unsettled for Erie, which, however, closed firm. The Bank of England gained a further sam Of £82,000 on balance to-day. The expectation is growing of # reduction in the bunk rate to-mor- Tow, superinduced by these gains. Closing prices tm London, half-past four P. M., were as follows:— Oonsola—Money, 925; @ 9211-16; account, 92% a 92%; five-twenty bonds, 1865, old, 108%; do., 1867, 109% a 10934; ten-lurties, 104% @ 104%; new fives, 104%; Erie, 2034 a 20%; do. preferred, 46 a 47. American securities steady. At five P. M., Erie had advanced to 20% 8 30. Rentes at Paris were easier at 631. 66¢, GOVERNMENTS WERE STEADY, with @ buying disposition in the new fives, of ‘which $40,000 registered 821d at 112%, and $13,000 coupon at the same figure. The other issues were Mostly rejected. Information received from Wash- ington represents Secretary Bristow a9 saying that the amount of loans to be called in Septem. ber1 has not been decided on, any statement to bhe contrary uotwithstanding. Closing prices Were :—United States currency mxes, 117% a 118; flo, aixes, 1881, registered, 11795 @ 11734; do. do. Go., coupons, 1183, & 1183¢; do. five-twenties, 18e2, Fogistercd, 1124 @ 11234; do. do. do, coupons, 1124 @ 1123; do, do., 1864, registered, 114% a 116; do, do. 10., Coupons, 116% & 116%; do. ao,, 1865, Tegistered, 116% @ 116%; do. do. do., coupons, 116% @ 117; do. do., 1865, new, registered, 116% ® 116; do, do, do., voupons, 116} & 116% ; do. do., 2867, registered, 11634 @ 116%; dO, do. do, con- pons, 1175 2 117%; do. do., 1868, registered, 1163¢ @ 116%; do, do, do, coupons, 117% & 118; do, Ven-forties, registered, 110% a 111; do, ao., con Pons, 114% @ 114%; do. fives, 1881, registered, 112 @ 112}; do, do, do., coupons, 112 8 112%. RAILWAY MORTGAGES continue frm and in fair request. Union Pacific Mrats sold at 6436 w 84%, INCOmON at 86% at 863, And sinking fund at 714, the wales in vhese issues having been more than one-half of the aggregate trangactions. Cbicago and Northwestern consoli- Aoteu gold bonds brought 70%. ©., 0, and 1,0, firsts receded irom $1 to 80%. The market was quies aud frm toward tue close. With the excep- ton of & sale of Ohio and Mississippi consolidated At 91, the dealings wore confined to the Pacific mortgages, which sold at 90% for Centrals, 8¢ for Union Grete and 66 tor Incomes, Central Pacific bonds closed at 90% @ 00), and Onion Pacifica 64 w 846 tor Srate, $4.0 86 for land WrANts 60)G @ 06% for comes and 12-0 73/6 for NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET. sinking funds. Western Pacifica closed at 82% & 88%. STATE BONDS, The dealings in State bonds were confined to Tennessees, which sold pt 77% for old aud 57% | Lo’ for do. ex coupon, and Connecticut sixes, which fold at 1027. CITY BANK SHARES were quiet and sold as follows:—American Ex- change, 111}s; Fourth National, 100); Hanover, 102, and Bank of North America, 90, CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. MEMORANDUM. An error in this column yesterday represents German American bank shares selling at 25; it shoald have been: “25 shares at 88.’ SALES AT THE NEW YORK 8TOOK EXOHANGE. Wednesday, August 26—10 A. M., Before Call. OLS 2M SRR do. pre Font Un Tel. BLES BEBE BEEESEE eeeresseshteesdssscen EReeeeee 82 BEEEE 2 Z ea 8 $1000 2000 $3 us asi ° 73 Guo 200 3000 20 loo) Un P 200 B00 di 60 parte = 1000 0, C & 300 BU” do Ro Bu C & N lov 6 shs Am E: 70 te 100 2 Be 1 189 De lw 210 ad is la 100 1 400 =” i 4) 40 0 ) ay 200 Ww rr ry 40 100 bu luo 8 ig lou 100 | 40 100 i i 1900 29ig 100 0 2938 100 ) 25 e. I lf ae Ey 20 wo 4 100 80) 4s” sn | 800 4B 700 | gu 47% 100 i 31h 20 di 500 Sia lw a | Bly 100,08 ‘ | 135 100" GOserseecss 83 . 31 se P. M.—Before Call. 200shsLS&2M8 La SSEseecs! CEEES: Bei seal in is 20 rid Suu 99; 800 U: 101: 20N a 200 . 2% 100 H 129; a 3 M. 1800 she abs Ww 300. 100 See: =o at ta-4e4 = ers Rees es! BEESS: = ees vesses tenes fe 7 ecesnse” 7 SPER Seagieernreprepepemene 76% Chi ry 21 Shi ry 10” N Jer 8 106 a 75 Chié a 101; Pacific Mail.... 47554 47% MLS a 36) NYCA&HBR. U2 0 10a, Mie a a 31% Tol & s 016) Ohio & a % a Ke Ode a Le COMMERCIAL REPORT. Ee a Cottem Quiet=— Flour Dull — Wheat Firmer — Corn Lower — Oats Un- ehanged=Pork Easier—Lard Firm— Groceries Steady—Freights Active— Petroleum Firm—Naval Stores Steady— Whiskey Firmer. WEDNESDAY, August 26—6 P. M. The markets were suil characterized by irregu- larity at the Produce Exchange. Flour was dull. Wheat was more active and firmer, but still irregu- lar, The sales were pretty large and generally at better prices; but some sales were made from store and kept private, though said to be at rela- tively higher prices than wheat afloat, The sales were almost wholly for export. Corn was dull and lower prices obtained. Oats were dull but unchanged. Whiskey was firmer under a tempo- rary scarcity. Pork was easier. Lard wasa shade firmer. Freignts were better and active in the charter: ing line. Cotton was rather quiet, but advanced I-léc. a de. for farare. Groceries were quiet, with the excep- tion of sugar, for which the market was moderately active and steady. Petroleum was quiet but irm. Naval stores were quiet and steady. Corres.—The market to-day ruled very quiet for all descriptions. We havo only to note a sale of 806 bags of Bio ex Ontario on private terms. Prices were quod steady as tollows!—Rio, ordinary cargoes, 16Kc. a 170; fair do, 17%c. @ 18c.: good do., 18%Ke. a 190.; prime do, we for lots, 16%Kc. a 2c.; Java, bags, 24¢. @ 26c.; do, grass mats, Sc. @ %c.: Ceylon, léc. a 2lc.; Maracaibo, Ife. a 2ic; La- guayra, 19. a 2c. ; Jamaica, 18. a 20c.; St. Domingo, 6). @ 17c.; Port Rico, 18 ye ise Bi 19. ie Megioan, Too, wiiuline "ages" ‘Sect Curacoa, 18¢. aii ed, 6 a’ 00 da Corron.—the mi Yor, cotton es pot, ieech with a tair demand, pg ‘rom spinbe Lane Shes er us bide were mad +) lines; but = ap aud Lin pee food ag B [a mar te morning aud sp waraat wi ie eee cat “Patures” were in fair demandjand epee LAéc. & pitts be tale Uplands, Alabama, - 1 133% Be ed 16% re based on cotton in store mS in grade above or below the Last Exe'g “Ee i Total. 500 ¥ (oasis low beens follows:—Last evenin rae et ig St. Soa ea i, ec tobe: 17 . Boras ia ata Optgenr 0, Af, 20 Welon Aor at Abe. 16 11-32e., ie ai 15 Fle. Sigvewaher ‘200, December, at H OH ogg ir, 100 at me 15 7-loc., 200 at SO) at is usie.; Januar, 23-5 2) 16 15-82c.; Feb- M sail, ‘ToBremen, by to Liver , bY ux. —Heceipte—Flour, 9717 bbls, wheat, 5 om ‘the Hour ed. quotations. at $43 for gaudy wine, Western yelicw and ore $4 for Jer- 08425 4 ert Penceter acts egerenentErsers: 5 IBEREES B ESRESSEERSCETE lemmcen iter rer ‘he les wa I ig or interior ne for Qid No. 2 Chicago; ae 2 Milwaukee; $1 21a $: Mil. wauee; 81 ietor old red 1 23 for new do.; $1238 $1 26 tor amber; $1'30 for for white. Corn was i € the sal re only about 78,00 bushels, at Be. rn clos Ane af Hc, a Blige. ; BUC. A mixed to yeliow, and 9330. forwhite. Uats “wero dull Uut un: changed. The sales foot up ushels, at dc. for hot, #8c. a 533¢c. tor new mixed; Bic. for old do., and SUC, a tor new white. Barley remaiued inactive and en- holies yninal. Kye dull and unchanged ; held at for Jersey new, 6c. for Western new, and $1 a $1 Gd for State. Faxicurs.—The movement in berth freights bas bei slow to-day, but rates were steady. ‘There was an active chartering business consummated, the ga being mainly from the grain. Rates favored “thi per. boa comprise :—Lo_ Ben? a Neon, at 74. ve: 4s, e- ot do., hence ence to Bristol an Italian ‘ame yozage ‘and Bi tjuarters we and rate? an itallas Dark, Channel, iy 3,6 quarters of do. at 4 Dark, with $200 quarters of do., hen ae a Talon ik, hence to Belti a. ae id. ; @ Norwey ‘hence to. Lesbon, faite ia at 16d6C. per dashel and aight) with 3, Deeeuine | 2a N nonce ‘same vorage, mith 2,100, rs.0t do. at German me hence’ toa. di ort ‘with 2,08 Dis! of refed suroeam, at is Of B a bar! tn ES) “bi Tor renee’ ao. a ony Fort ese ship, hence to @ Spanish port, with about bbls, of refined do. on private, terms; ol Norwegian re Fk, hence to a direct port in the United cae wi 2,200 bbis. of retined do., 4s. 9d. italian hence to Leghorn or Genoa, with an Italian bark, hence to 0UU cases of refine at 200.5, fined do., said to be at 4s.; a German petro to it Se. do. hoa, With 3.700 pbs of re- yerman bark, hence to the German Baltic, wita 2.500'pbis. ot refined ‘petroleum on | private terms: a Russi tons, hence to Val- stone: fetee to Malta, current rata in Italian , hence ‘with 350 bn rie Barbados, Poiiadeipine ined petroleum at iz oF Be ort eonacee a ‘S28. rp | balance of ute mers we Hour at scolds s Notvregias sein, from eee frith 7000 bobs. of reun No business importance was reported conained to toca lobbing parcels uss were quoted steady as follo jew crop-—Cube centrirugal and mixed, Se. @ 360.5 do, ol ‘ola G8 Alc: 0. Groce do. muscovado reining, Ade, gite-g Forte Hive, We. iota S60; Bagiisn Islands mie. 8804 jew Orleans. 70c. Navat Stones —The market for spirits of turpentine ‘Wasduliand unchanged. Merchantabie ler offered at 864¢c., but there were no buyers above 36c. A lot of 8 pbis: ‘sold, to arrive, at S8i¢c. ‘The market for strained wie id drm. quoted at $2 wa $2 25. 00 bbls ‘of strained at Le sol fi eS eg age oh Tar id piteh were ‘and pal m $3 50a par ani re not dealt in save in a small way, and prices were quoted anally steady. abe market for refined expe spot and m Teard et males ot 1,600 bi bbls, for early September de- livery, at 126. Crudé in bulk’ was firmly held ai 5c. iy under t ‘that price. Rales 1ust Cases met witha light (ren iaghe of umpor- was fir ‘at 9c. tor but thé bids were general; evening 2,y00 bbis. at that September nha 60. re but bear firm; long clear meaneen tad a if aioe he marke a det th frzes its ana ot clear team was firm but quiet. heard of sales ol S00 tlerces ou. the HOt, at 1460. per 600 tierces tor ep, tember delivery, at 14) Ibi terces for October, a tae $ tod herced buyer Spon, September ate 6. 180 tierces, oR bal’ ii-tuo. 0 ‘Of eity, 60 tierces of No. 1 sold | fi The mbrace | at 8c., 315 do. of good fae to good do. 6. Me, ae roy ‘of mela L200 boxed of xe slaved at Se. and 1,000 a ike, ReBned was rather ¢: Feaneets ,guoted at 19 $ $ eentrituest hhds. ses, hhds. and Wa 1 | humeel with | two days, O., re ER, a ea } arene STOO Af three | Root Benrv McKillop, No, 77 Oliver street, JoHanna Min No, 1, spring at $1 25: do. No.2, do., BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. Piety stzent a ome} eat rae’ yoann ~——wecomo~= | BUCKLEY, wile of Edward J. Buckley, in the 3: sales of 3.00) bushe! a $700. “PARTNER WANTED IN A BUSINESS OF | year of her age. tee sana egal it Ram | Berznr eats tka Niet tti® |” Bote of iene! nereater, q : ei 0 uires t - Burpox.—On Wednesday, August 26, Untam Dy Ena. “a0 a its jestern, ait a ri 5, og ae a Call on SMITH, 110 East Twenty-sev- pone, irae ren year A tits tee, Wiprinindee JPY pen © en age apres rien are Invited to Ly it a. rss Tem i higher, $750 oe WANTED 1x 4 paca funeral, from the Fesienco of i ‘yn ela 8 eid j i ye ae ee donn R Watson, Perth Amboy, N. J.. on Friday mgr thfngin § i. tora SICKENED U street, New York; New Jeisey train, at ten A. - mixes yj N T EA ‘om Jers Ca Oats dull and lower, es 0 DEATH. CoNsTisie Suadenly, on Tuesday, August 25 3 Auaust ich and pout tage Mrs. Mantua CoNataBL, of Wiillamaburg. rh at i do do. 4 Sito eps A Little Italian Boy Horribly Treated Notice of funeral hereafter. E Sern aud fhbtn dopabe™ at the Five Points House of Industry— | iil geoond so of JObH Hand Elizabets “ mA eer weyers e214 | Investigation by Coroner Croker—The Cooper” jour ‘quiet and weak. Wheat active a Child Dies—The ‘Teach ted— | Notice of funeral hereafter. t.. for for 9, | spring; S6. Bs: for Xo. 2 do., cash C5 % “ef * 2s fla Cros. —In Brooklyn, oa "Wednesday mornin; ya Be’ Pe, 8 PE it | Pect-Movtem Examination. August 26, Jamzs Rosryson, son of John R a tember: , Octal vie. | LENG, Sad4c The death of Guiseppe Angelino Dueser, a littie | Bella Croes, aged 3 months and 17 days. and 1 tale demand a 4 cm for cas 5, a oe boy, five years of age, reported in yesterday’s DAILEY.—OD ‘luesday, August 25, St. Mary A Geniand at hie for Nee 3’ Bar Baviey’ tr tr firm and ir ae | HERALD, affords another proof that cruelty in | by ero services from the residence of her son, wud 7B, nate g20 025g” rier Bf si Mecee ‘al its Schools is still at times practised. This little | Ww. J. F. Dailey, No. 44 East Seventy-fourth street, ear. Lard steady at lige, ie., fellow was of Italian birth, and his parents have | on Thuraday, 27th inst., at three o'clock PM Hectipe afi ot ale ou 22.00) ge ge whee ‘als been residing at No. 48 Park street. The parents | Ay gust oh Sinaul Eizeauen DAVENPORT, dangniel oats | 000 “4 tr lo. bam | being poor, they sent the boy to school to the Five | las Davenport. 8i mnante2 80 5 ar dbase whesk where tae a Sine oma ee do. bar! Points House of Industry, where for about three °t Relatives and friends are invited to attend tne EUROPEAN MA! AN MARKETS. oleh A: aa —S8TOCK ° Brocka seg ug ast %6—Evenin ening.—Common rosif, wt. Spirits turpentine, 24s, 9d. per owt. Ga. 6d. EINANCIAL, PhiviLEGns “ON ALL THE ACTIVE otinted, at 1 to elit. cent aagitom th the mar. 108 puts oF calls” vie leges. bat pot of operatin, Mh Lt let sent tree on application. H feioutae jaukers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall sts Abu REASONABLE RATES.—MONEY ON FR AND Boe aowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other ance of ai) ku with best com panics” 3. ¥. HABRIC! . 17 Broadway —CITY CLAIMS THOROUGHL} PROSECUTED + by an experienced See ee oe unies Eewin! excellent references hhenta. Address ‘BR, box 2,482 Post of —$10 TO $90 INVESIED Hy groor. PRIVILEGES pay large and augtations malted te pronts every ‘y days Pamphiet ree. HICKLING & CO., Brokers, 73 Broadway, N. Y. Lae ‘How M fete Double Privileges, $280 to Ber 100 shares, on etnbers of BAZLEY, Ce 14 BROADWAY, — $350; "Puts or Calls $i00 ‘Stock Exchange.” Pam- oney Is Lostand Made in Wail Street,” ad of Brentano, 8) Union square, price 30 cents ONEY TO city an Sages bough: county froperty. J LOAN—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, ON First and second Mort {NPORT, 181 Broadway. ONEY LO, Sf East Seventeenth strect. cashed : Stock: Real Kata eee i Bonds. Eat ANED ON MORTGAGE; wORTaegns V. K. sTEVSNSON, P. FIC RAILROAD BONDS BOUGH! ae Vavibaaron”ai COMPANY, i W Pine street. To particulars, A, Pree, te begited eo ent conch Oe Gin PROPERTY, for three years, without bonus, $6,500; commission, one + bane on ah Dox Kota Post ofica. ANTED—A LOAN UF $18,000, FOR 5 YEARS, ON corner im! Foved Propert: ‘oe ralued at box hie Pom office.” $35,000. address owner, ANTED TO SELL—A *BCOND MORTGAGE FOR Fy Bice. Pi = improved ae in Brooklyn; ene as owner, box 4816 New York’ P EB HAVE FUNDS TO PURCHASE GOOD Lethal and Pon worta tages j Broghiya Fro ty. r SiWany: a nae) % 7 PHB ORNT JERSEY olTy BONDS, BELOW Fak, a cas fhe Morignge ballroua Bonds ses oes ate sreoks aul Sea te For sale by re ALBERT H. NICOLAY $f C5 Stock Brokers and Auctioneers, No. 48 Pi N. B.—Investment securities our specialty aye years, 7.000." erty; value money. ne fe 2.000 PR ae MORTGAGE; TWO YEARS TO 3 on reductive country Pi erfect ercurity 00 ‘otf 70 if the PHEN, box aid Sioa.” WANTED FOR eM. YEARS, On first class et erty r Fifth avenue, bold fy houses ane BBWS Ko. No: & West iprowa mone Hote street: BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. —_ A MANUFA could use inven HANES of the D fine Seode snd | and doin, ing to a negotiate and liberal terms CTURING JEWE: Ag HOUSE, MAKING al ei 1d of and will ve! evento to) “4 ® sui vo be mercau i the capital couid etmbl tihle 4 and nd educate to. ile portion of the yout ran sae. farenfalpess necessary te he busine: “Aa ARAT, box 163 Herald office. Arogrencen wa WHO aives AND EXPECTS REF. erences, wat partner in this city, with fe ay to Bj investor ce trols, his Cid whic! st loss; solid profits guaranteed rgg0d open fhe for for a1 factive young mane aay Darty, scoking briny 0 has, ‘above qualifications, can address IRON GOODs, box 3,945 Post office. New im ia I y esta hi where EE Herald fice. “(RARE OPENING FOR A PARTY WITH ALITTLE Money and a knowledge of the busine tin the West, to engage foods. lished. | Inauire, itz days of WITH FROM $500 TO $1,000, WOULD or would invest Address BR rest in busine: services would be required. of A's Pak’ thd WANTED—WITH $9,600, IN THE BUT er, produce and eommission business; well aitaplfnicdy the there gmoney, to be made safely. ISAAC A, BIGGS, No ODE ey street, N ENGLISH CHEMIST OF MATURED EXPERI- ence and five years! acquaintance in this country, with a good it" and fret class reference, desires a partner who wit invest byl on half share of profits to'establish @ Vvorable prospects. Ad- Sess PHAR. office. ESEOTisT Herald id Brooklyn Branch -IF THERE Ix ae pakelia MAN = THIS ae him at once. Uptown Branc! 8 F908 business I wish to maress BUSINES 8, bor uz orala | office. GENTLE! Mg the w holesale grocery and liq iD @ first MAN, THOROUGHLY IDENTIFIED trade of Bal- ton ane eed wis! ‘oom PARTN! Aust BITHER ACTIVE OR SPECIAL, ina or oueny, well established grain, 84 pro table and sai AAG A. BIGGS, No. 5 Dey street. 2) A SPLENDID INVESTMENT—PARTNER, WITH $15,0.0, to engage ina vere profitable business; real | estate security given; tlona- bly rare Opporranity | make m oer PARTY Ot ES pany ; ra prising oe anques! No, 7 Murray street. OMMANDING $2,000 TO awe CAN SE- nition of Bookkeeper in Joint stock established and” phving. Ad. jerald office, PRACTIU. A opportu: Sompan by RY ee ae OF GOOD EDUCATION, ac other te ‘tat New to connect hit city in the which be may mount of capital and thorouRtily ¢ eons the he buying and selling of Books, can AL BUSINESS MAN, WITH A SMALL a ware find ally in a Dublisht box 6620 Poi int arene BLES: Sars ed of peg PU: WHO 4 law in the highest court of a State te er more than three years, ‘esires sel wi lawyer or firm in New York ty er oF in any other capacity in arn inuneration. References a small re given. Address SIGMA, Herald o office, ANCE yea nd Restaurant, Atted up ip | black walnat Furniture, tinea and Silver ata sacrifice, TO SECURE, WITHOUT BONUS, ire’ Lease of the Lx Rae avi Dinin ng i t style. wit Fixtures ALON & ShOANS a nm East Seventeenth street A Pee. a 4 0 eet caret boxe: Toh vs 0 to 1 doe T6 toi 9! “hy ech Prete Cm ccr Te. ID ‘ava—Dutch si nla—Superior rt rd, Nos. ny tole se. extra superior, Tic. a Kicno=A fair distributing bi was dome to-day in he domestic and foreign, at a stead; range ot ot prices, he sales foot up 3 terces of Carolina at 8c. a 8c. ber Ib, and 220 bags ot rangoon at 674c. a 6340, per ib. NE4RiNx continued inactive and nominal. TaLLow.—The market was firmer, with sales of 76 bhds. {} fauna Recetnts Mh eS The market was gut ig a eres show: DOMESTIO MARKETS, oie * rat ete Mes Dalen Balen 0s torn) A August be) 1s7e. ua ing Net receipt it last evening, me tee srry a #, August 26, 1874 | and ghee ed mad 160. Nel re gage oie aagad Ty ea 60, Stock, AMA I Ph Na tay aed une” New n ci ing fi ites Cotton aniet; aiddings, igo Net ‘recut, Gales, 26, mic: Wirminaton, N. C., jose a attics quiet at slo. i Syn at a 1% wc etnies ces @ Bier yeliow ip. 82 ht i Ready at 82 0, Ww ROO, ee 1,50) bbis, Sener . Angst 2. y ‘auwaicee } 2, eee ise. bales Flour onchani yu bushels of whe: ments—s.00v bashels of whi ah | ane cs tees of Kew UrraLo, August 26 1876 yy bry ee orn, 196.1 7a a00D CHANCE FOR A SMART MAN OF MOD- erate capital to purchase Lease and Fixtures, with or without Stock of a fi rst class wholesale and ‘retail Liquor store. Apply § at 183 Curyatie street. VALUABLE BUSINESS PURLICATION OF LONG A. standing and of lorge yearly income Is offered to Box 100 Herald a rehaser on reasonable terma Address PUBLISHER, WESTER! N LUMBER MERCHANT, LONG BSTAB- lished and Sot several valuable mills, estret a Partner To gs receive slitj Gy SiRLEtONS e yard in New Yor garoners. while he at: apply to GRiGGs & to rem age eu) cl maputncturiag, 98 Broadway, N INTELL ENT YOUNG WIDO a) . OF FINE PER arance, would like to'meet with « gen- who would assist her in business. Ad- 1d Uptown Branch office. BNTLEMEN MAVING $5,000 TO juce tl deman world:d poy tourth street, between 9 and ll morning and $ to ei TO he most useful Article of Its Kind In the $3,000 INs jd unprecedented. dence 233 West RCHANTS.—A PARTY, ABOUL ENTERING COM. [= business in a large Euro agencies. Box us Herald Address COMMISSION, Ralnos ett mo. ieead ee Pin | ie LY sarare cl yaa dened: it botpardeareingcire ob ot B. “a rad éhady: ed Oyster House and Restauran y aatlatacto K., vox tly & WELL KNOWN AND LONG, Leal nas been kept for ww wisbes'to rer vanced une house ‘Is wy ged wr eee is atio ¢ ehane for's arty who understands s the ‘who years: = rookiya. WITH SMALL CAPITAL—sTATE Y lg LIVE 33 Rights foi of a newly invented articie; selis at ght, une Address, tor three days, wt Morris avenue, \ins county, llzabeth, N. Je oe NTED—TO jiNtRopuce AN ARTICLE pended, ver erenine. fo etoducts gmanurecture, Ben oolt iteel wilt'eelt seit addrees wRELs ON, herald olen 2 wae ELS Bac, P. at Ht BUANE dé Bayles Months he was lodged and fed, The boy was of very quiet disposition, A LITTLE TIMID AMONG HIS MATES and without any viciousness whatever. Most of these Italian boys are not unlike Guiseppe, @ dif_i- @ence always being noticeable in them when among juvenile Americans, owing, no doubt, to their imperfect knowledge of English and to their feebleness of body om account of poverty. Guiseppe was even more timid and retiring than most other Italian boys, and to this was added on Sunday an attack of diarrhoea, which sickness was vistble in the pallor of the boy’s face all that day. On Monday morning, shortly aiter rising, he was attacked with the disease suddenly, and the teacher, Charles Bernhard, ordered bim to the bathroom, but when the kind-hearted master bad got the boy stripped he used the rattan freely on his hips and legs, causing the skin to become BLACK AND BLUB. The little fellow having been washed, he went ‘With all the other boys to the reiectory for break- jast; but before the meal was over the disease again attacked him, and after breakfast he was again ordered to the bathroom, whither the teacher Bernhard followed him, again using the Tattan over the sick boy’a bocy. Guiseppe cried, of course, as any boy would, and having got some fresh c:othes on, endeavored to linger out the day, being, however, ALMOST UNCONSCIOUS Of what was paasing. His face now had become of @ biuish color, aiso his feet, andgthe feebleness of his body was evident in every movement he made, Even the considerate teacher Bernhard at lust condescended tu be just and to admit tnat tue boy was suffering terribly, though the child was alraid to make any signs of nis distress om account of his mo! g’8 experience. Bernhard ordered another boy, named Henry Smith, a sympathetic orphan, to belp Guiseppe up stairs to bed. smith, Who 18 Ot More than about eleven years old, took Guiseppe in his arms and carried him to the Hos- Pital, Where the matron was instructed to look alter nim. Guiseppe never uttered a word to bis companion, Smith, while ascending the stairs, Dor did he speak when placed on the bed. Once only alter tunis did he speak, and that was wheo ne heard his mother’s voice beside the bed (sne baving been sent for by the considerate Bernhard), and then, without opening his eyes, he said, “13 THAT MY MAMMA?! The mother took her culid home later im the even- and be died during the night. ‘ne doctor whom the parenis had summoned to attend the child notified Coroner Croker on Tues- day morning of the death and tae circumstances attending it. Coroner Croker yesterday proceeded to investigate the case, and ior this purpose gulsuly es entered the House of Industry in the Five ints, fearing that there was danger that the boys who were witnesses oi the cruelty Poon Gulsep| e inight, before giving their testimony, be intimidated by the teacners. On entering the Schooircom, without any preparatory notice, the Coroner announced himself to the teacher im charge, and said be desired to see SOME OF THE BOYS WHO HAD SEEN THE BEATING in the bathroom, “Boys,” said the Coroner, “which of you saw the teacher beat little Dueser?”’ About a dozen boys immediately rose and the Cor- oner selected three of the most intelligent look- also committed Henry Smith as being the prin- cipal witness, but subsequently set the boy at liv- erty, as it would be necessary to lock him up io a cell until such time as bis evidence was wanted, and this, of course, would be @ punishment alto: gether undeserved. BERNHARD COMMITTED, At the Sixth precinct station house the Coroner had Bernhard taken before him ior iorma) exam- ination, Bervhare stated that be was corn in Massachusetts, was twenty-eight 1 age and had been a sallor b occupation, This rather novel combination of sailor and teacher might be con- sidered in part explanatory of the chastisement to which the boy Dueser was treated, THR POST-MORTEM EXAMINATION Tevealed that the heart was embedded in blood. Bernhard has not denied that he beat Guiseppe, and probably does not imagine that he did auy- toiug very cruel, The boy, no doubt, suffered most, in his delicate state of heaith, from the soc he received by the repeated castigation. Berunard really scared the lie outofhim. The Jace of Bernhard, with the salloc gait and straddle of his legs, does not bespeak for him much Dicey of feeling or ofaction. He could uever begin to now how to understand the thoughts of b sick pauper enild. The griet of Guiseppe’s parents is tense and sometimes ‘very demonstrative. ANOTHER OIL FIRE ON THE ERIE, One of the oil cars standing on the long switch at Penhorn Creek, onthe Erle Railway, caught fire at a quarter past two o'clock yesterday after- noon from the sparks ofa locomotive, Before the Jersey City Fire Department could get to work seven cars Were in flames. Fortunately the cars were empty, but on.either end were about 100 | cars, many of them laden with barrels of re- fined oll, They were taken away by a locomotive. Had the flames extended to the oll tanks the fire would have equalled in intensity ine terrible con- flagration at Weehawken. Each of the loaded cars coutained fifty barrels of refined oil, yet | through prom < action and good judgment they | were removed beyond the reacn of the fire. Tn? main line of the Erie betag thus blocked up, trains were detained about three hours. SORANTON OOAL SALE. The regular monthly auction sale of Scranton coal was held yesterday. Fiity thousand tons were offered and quickly sold, the bidding being rapid, though the number of bidders was small. The prices were higher than those procured last month. The average increase in the price of steamboat coal over that at the last sale was 133, cents per ton; of grate, 17} cents: of egg, 16% cents; of stove, 16 cents, and of chestnut, 6% cents ‘the following are the comparative rates at THE LAST AND PRESENT SALE Tons, Tul August. Steamboat. = 6,000 $5 00 $5 1234 8 $5 15 | fee: 9 Saxe 88 $77 = 5 tH mee ca MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. BivcHaM—MorGan.—In Broek, on Tuesday, August 25, 1874, by the Rev. J. W. Diller, MILLARD F. BincHaM, of Mott Haven, N. Y., to Miss Erra P. Moroax, of Brookiya, No cards. NakL—BRowN.—At Riverdale-ov-Hudson, by the Rev, James Cameron, CHARLES EMILE NaBL to Mrs, JOSEPHINE R. BROWN. No cards, WinGaTk—Dimond.—Un Tues: atternoon, Au- ust 25, at the Church of the Saviour, Brooklyn, y ne Rev. W. ‘Tl. Clarke, of Harlem, CuamiRs WiNGaTs to FLORENCE A,, daughter of Cornelius B. Dimond, Esq,, of New York. zs ALLAIRE.—At Red nk, on Tuesday yeping, August 25, FRANCIS JenuME, infant son of Mary Emma and anthony M. Allaire, Jr., aged 4 miatas and 21 days. ‘The relatives and {riends of the family are in- vited to attend the funeral services, at the resi- dence 0! his grandiather, Mr. Isaac Quell, No. 23 bank street, on Thu evening, A 7:80 P.M. The remain be taken to 1 on Friday pereing. on the 0:56 train, BENTLEY.—On Wednesday, August 26, in Tenafly, N. J., SARAB, Wile of Jonn jentley, ot Vineland, in toe 69th year Of her age. The funerai will ieave Barclay street at one o'clock to-day. BLAWVELT.—At Nyack, N. Y¥., on Tuesday, August LORENTHA Stonss, wile of William F. Blawvelt, he reiatives aud irlends 0/ tue family are in- yited to uttend the funeral services, at the Re. pipee church, on Friday, August 28, at one o’cioce | “BLot.—On Toenday, Auguat $5, Piaaace Bion, mon eee doras iron bis late residence, Jackson avenue iat geen ae | 24 and ay street, Jersey vity poe New 2 rT sb inst. at tI pr ret the resiaense ‘of mother, Mra, funeral, on Thursday, August 27, at three P, Mu from the Third Presbyterian churen. Forp.—On Wednesday, August 26, JoHN, hu® band of the late Mary Ford, in the 64th year "of nid age. ‘Notice of funeral hereatter, Gakvey.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, August 2: MARY GakvkY, @ native of Castelblany, count! Moneghan, Ireland, in the 57th year of ner age. The friends and acquaintances of the family, aise those of her brothers, Michael and William Lough+ lin, are requested to attend the funeral, trom nex late residence, No. 56 Jay street, this (Toursday) alternoon, at three o’clock, and thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Gavit.—At his residence, in Stockbridge, Mass., on Tuesday, August 26, 1n the 68tn year of his Ar] Joun E. Gavit, President of the American B: Note Company, Helatives and friends are respecttully invited ta attend the funeral, on Thursday, August 27, at tour o'clock P. M. Train leaves Grana Central Depor us eight o’clock A. M. OODWIN.—SARAH DOHERTY, aged 34, wife of James Goodwin and daughter of the late Fasrick ae ena Power, of Carndonagh, county Don ireland. eo Paneral irom her late residence, 284 Mott atreet, on Friday, 28th inst., at two o'clock. Londonderry papers please copy. Hecut.—On Tuesday evening, August 25, REUBEM HxcHT, 1n the 77tn year of his age. The relatives and iriends of the family are ree snectany invited to attend the funeral, from hig late residence, No. 38 West Fifty-first street, om Friday, the 28th inst., at nine o’ciock A. Baltimore ro pane 3 please copy. Hoey. Thursday, August 25, Roper Hory, in the Oee ar of his age. The relatives and friends of the deceased are rex spectiully invited to attend the iuneral, this (Thurs G8y) aiterncom at three o'clock, from No, 183 Essea re HULL.—On Monday, August %, alter a shore tinea, Le td Wuitz, widow of David iit fineral wil will) Roi A o'clock, on Friday, 28 Tabernacle, Greespoine °T pass the church door, jace, at half-past one from the Methoaist Hunter's Point cara JimMERSON.—On Wednesday, August 26, Rope. J., only son of H. and 8, H. Jimmerson, aged 16 Funeral at Bedford, on Thursday, August 27, af two P. M.; interred at Rye. KouLER.—On Wednesday, ast Fy Jou BRANDA, only child enn . aad Jennie 8. Kohler, 10 months and 11 di eral from 170 East Inirty-seoond street, this (Thurs ay), Bod one o’clock. Friends of thé family are r fully invited, Lanz.—In rig rrancuen, on Saturd: ay, Anguat 8, HERMAN D. LANs, aged 48 years and 1 ay papers please OPT MANNING.—A requiem mass will be offered om Friday morn ets the 28th inst. at nine Cg 5 af the Roman Catholic church, Long Branch, he repone ‘of the soul of the late Jamas W. aime Tifeap.—In Brookiyn, on Tuesday, August 25, Mu. LaNCTHON G. MzaD, in his 75th year. The relatives and friends are res) ily invited to attend the funeral services, at his late residence, 658 Greene avenue, on Friday aiternoon, eames 28, at three o’clock. The remains will be takea oe Spring, N. ¥., for interment on saturday morning. MBYER.—Sudden! nd MENOCK, elder son oF Henry J Nioveh « or tastiong on the Hudson, aged 18 years, 8 months and Be neral services will be held at the Datch Re ing-—Charles Rache, George Lyons and Henry | formed church at Hastings, on Toursday, the 27th Smith, the boy aiready named as having carried | inst., at hali-past eight A. M. Carriages will be at Guiseppe up to bea, all of whom are inmates of | the Grand Ventral depot on arrival of train due the House of Industry—and these he examined as | 11:15 A. Witnesses. Their testimony was in sabstance | MURRAY.—On Tuesday, August Wiis what hay been stated ubove. Coroner Croker, | ALEXANDER, eldest son of Alexander W. and Caro who aiready had Bernhard arrested and under | line A. Murray, in the 20th year of his age. lock and key in the Sixth precinct station house, The relatives and friends of the family, the faculty of the College of the City of New York and members of the class of 1874, are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, irom the residence Od his parents, No, 222 West Twentieth street, om Thursday, August 27, at two o'clock. MoKenziz.—On Tuesday, yee! 25, at the House, Burlington, Vt., ALEXANDER MCKENZIE, Rosshire, Scotiand, aged 56 ye rs, The funeral services will take place at the First Presbyterian church, Stamford, Conn., on share. day, Augast 27, at three o’cicck P, wilt be in waiting on the arrival of the one O'clock ry M. train from New York, McLaveHLIN.—On Tuesday, August 25, at the residence of his au Mra. Mary Foley, 236 East Fortieth street, Jauns McLavaHtix. Funeral from the Cburch of the Annunciation, West Fourteenth street, on Thurscay, at half-past one o'clock. PEaRSE.—On Wednesday, August 26, MINNIE Gaugater of Willam E. and Mary R, Pearse, aged months and 20 day: Funeral irom the residence of the parents, Fourth street, near East avenue, hs hg lye on Friday, the 25th inst. at two P. Relati aud frlegds of the iamily are invited to attend without further notice. Prossr.—On Wednesday, August 26, at one o'clock, the beloved child of Edward G. and Fric ricke Probst, aged 1 year, 11 months and 8 days. Fuoeral on Friday, 28th, at two o’clock, from Na 212 Soutn Bighth street, Brooklyn, B. D. PUELS.—On Wednesday, dnaee Sat 1874, MICHAER Puss, in the 38th year of his ag The relatives and gnandas ort the nus, ‘algo the members of irinity Lodge, No. 12, F, and A, M., are respectfully invited to ty the 'tinerein’ ‘trom St. John’s German Lutheran cnurch, No, 81 Chr! topher street, on Sunday afternoon, August 30, af | or pri Jersey City, on Wednesday, Ai it * le ust 26, alter a lingering liness, Ropgar W. ‘score 1 the 37th year oF nis age. The relatives and fmends of the family are re spectfully invited to attend the agers irom his late residence, 104 Mercer stree! riaay morning, August 28, at ten o'clock. oe remains will be taken to St. Peter's church, wi a high mass of requiem will be offered up "for the repovd On Wednesday, bas hia soul, ys £8 4 us| eldest sun of Edw: ard Sows : ed 3 years and 10 montis. Ves ana friends of the vat also of the |. &. Van Roskerck, are Med to attend the tuneral from nis late residence, 0. 305 West Fourth street, on jared: +» At two o'clock P, M. WaTsgoN.—On Tuesday, August 25, Axoaaw Wan SON, aged 4 years, Tmontues and 1) day: The relatives and iriends are respectially invite@ to attend the pie eB from the residence of hig rents, No. East Eighty-eighth et, OM huraday. Att 27, 1874, at one o'clock P. av.—On ‘Tuesday morning, August 25, , Wile of William Wetterau, in ber 371m Iso the members of fever, FR Snowden, ag The re i 3. respectfully invite: the tuneral, from her late residence, No, to atten 105 ck street, on Thuraday, August 27, at twa in Wednesda: L, widow. of the late W: Slst year of her age. her late residence, 63 Grand August 26, Locinps ‘oolsey, in thé Funerai servic: syste nerney City, on Friday afternoon, 28th inst., at WILLIAMS.—On Wednesday, August 26, Joun De WILLiaMs, 10 his 46th year, Mies 9 Lo drighr ror of the family, also 66, F. and A. M., are respectfully {ifitea to attend’ the funeral, from his late rest ae Suffolk street, on Friday, at twe o’elocl POST OF FICE Ni OST OFFICE NOTICE.—THE MAILS FOR BUR REROF i] for the week ending Saturday. August 29, P Close at this office as iollows: ry payee at 12 Died. Wednesday, at 12 and 12: ‘Thursday, at i yy Acar—At Whippany, Morris county, N. J. on Mb, Bod oe Batareay es i. JAMES, Postmaster. by August 21, CORNELIA, wile 0! William Fr. = — oat ad daughter of the lave Wieehme 8. Condit, of Newar! = avaea.— in dis olty, on Wednesany, angast 20, | (PAE QUEENS HOPE. GUE TON sauy hy wun eee | changed proprietors will now ve ls one ‘of the ost i are LY sien Chost be roan! ata aes by ue eee WANTED: TO PURCHA: He WAR alge Mateo TAXE. CAPACITY “6004 70 sae Nos Ow gal Ei dress, stating size and priee, A for sale onty by the gare haba ts Collendes 733 Broadway, New cessor to Phelan & A SECOND, HAND 5X10 CARROM TABLE, NEAL new, for $150; ri el Savles, Meo canal y's prises | Wire cushions, at ect, prices; po and Russian bowling ‘alligator and several ew parlor games at i peuibanindie AA) Li ti tit do, 40 Vevey ateet_ koe SALe=—TWO BILLIARD TAULES, ONK POUL, full size, Inquire at No. Ls Lore : row.