The New York Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1874, Page 9

—— Stocks Dull but Firmer, Pa * Closing Strong. ‘GOLD 109 8.4. Governments Steady—Railway Mortgages Firm—State Bonds Dull. FOREIGN EXCHANGE QUIET. WALL Stent, Tuvnspay, August 20 P.M. f AS anticipated, the steady gain in bullion of ‘the Bank of England during the last week re- ‘@ulted in a decline in the Bank of England rate of discount to-day to three per cent, The increase of bullion in the bank curing the past week amounted to £437,000, the amount gone into the bank on bal- ance to-day being £9,000, The proportion of re- @erves to liabilities, which was last week 47 per cent, {8 now 484 percent, At the London Stock . Exchange the rate for money was two per cent on government securities, The specie in the Bank of France has decreased 2,283,000 francs during the past week. STOCKS opened heavy, with a downward tendency, which did not, however, reach beyond % to % per cent, The principal dealings were in Western Union, Lake Shore, Pacific Mail, Nortuwestern common, ‘Wabash, Union Pacific and Rock Island. At the second cali, although the market was dull, there ‘was a recovery in prices, which was well main. tained in the afternoon dealings, the market in the closing hour of business being firm and leay- tng of at nearly the highest point of the day. ‘The improvement ranged to % per cent, the deal- {mgs toward the close being principally tn Western Union, Lake Shore, Pacific Mail, Union Pacific and Wabash. Quicksilver advanced trom 29 to 80 for she common and from 81}, to 33 tor the preferred, ‘The total sales of the day were 86,535 shares, of which Western Union comprised 33,800 shares, Union Pacific 17,200 and Lake Shore 13,800 shares, The subjoined table gives the sales in each stock, as also ‘ THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, Highest, patina New York Central, Lake shore Kock soy a a Morris and Ei ‘Western Union tel Northwestern. Yonio’ and Mississippi. } Union Pi bs GG Ba 1 0.. 12 tlantic & Pacitic, pref.. 1436 lannibal and St, Joseph 25% Quicksilver , 30 Pea 8lig jariposa L. & M, C pera Total sales. tees ‘ GOLD @pened at 1095; and advanced to 109%, at which it elosed, ali the sales of the day being at these Qgures. The carrying rates were +; a 2 per cent; porrowing Mat a 1 percent. The ceipts to-dsy were $600,000, wrer paid Out to-day $26,000 on interest account and $3,900 in redemption of flve-twenty bonds. The vids for government gold at the Sub-Treas- 109.4144 to 105.6534. The award of Made at 109.69 @ 109.6514. FOREIGN EXCHANGB Was quiet on the basis of 4,874; tor bankers’ sixty yy sterling, and 4.903 ‘or short sigut, nominal fates, with selling rates, 4.863; a 4.87 and 4894 a 1,000,000 was 490 respecuvely. Continentals quiet. Reich marks, 95'¢ % 963;. Cabies, 96%. Prime Paris, 614% and 4.11%: Subjommead ia the regular } schedule of quotations:— | ‘ Sixty Days. Three Days. | Prime bankers’ ster- | ling bills on London. 4.863¢ a 4.8734 4.893¢ a 4.903¢ | Good bankers’ do. 4.0556 WAU dy 4. BBS - 4.9996 0. 4.84 84.3559 0 — 516% O5.15 5.133% 5 5.11% s+ G1F 3g AAG Selly w 511% 51634 & 515 5136 05.11% 40% 4) ye 41g G55, a 95 9 40% a6 The sollowing are the omcial rates of the bankers med on London :— rexel, Morgan & Co. steady,..... os 4.87 3g 4.9034 less 1-16, gorton, Bliss & Co., quiet. ‘dg & 4.90!5 less Com, an & Co., steady. Sellgm 44 @ 4.90% less com, nk Oo} Caltiorbia, steady. customs re- | The Assistant Treas- | §; FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL | Gry amounted to $4,470,000,’ at prices ranging from ; Closed at 823 a 83. NEW -YURK HEKALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1874—TRIPLE SHEET. 71X for sinking fands. Western Pacificygoid bonds STATE BONDS Continue dull. Missourt sixes, fund bonds of 1804, sold at 924, ana Tennessce old ex coupons at BT. city BANE SHARES old at 100 for Fourth National and 68 ior German American. GOLD EXCHANGE BANK TO-Dar, Gold balances... Currency daiances. Gross clearances. CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT, Currency exchanges. Currency balances, Gold exchanges. Goid baiances. $51,286,904 2,044,008 8,497,038 277,24 RAILWAY BARNINGS. The following are the earnings of the Burling. ton, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Raflway for the ‘Third week of August, 1874.. Third week of August, 1873. Increase, 1874........-+ ry Increase two weeks, August, ibid, over 18" $32,267 49 Total increase two weeks, August, 1874, $11,054 30 ‘The following were the BIDS FO! at the regular call:— 1B BAILBOAD BONDS ta fore Let. ¢, e+» g ore con 1s Cia Mist Pa gi 62% Mich Cen con 7 "Son. ong eu ‘Alon Ist m, Mich C ', "S211 Jobet & Chi Istm. NY4 “101 Louisiana & Rew Yor St ke Ch New ¥ Chittoor tsiane &Paccioug New ¥ a Niu'Con tat m, new....13% New York, Cen o'n subs i delet NY Con7s, 7 ‘Am Dock & imp ‘ond’ 88 New York ‘een ati e103 Mii 4 St New York ¢ 105 Mil & St CD. Hud R Mil & St Hari chi aN nt & N 82 chan So Iowa Midiai Gaiena Gen Pac g bonds. Morris & base: Erie 24 m, 7's, Erie dm. Te vs} "8, at Buff & Erie new... Butt & state 17) Lake Shore div b. and as follows for STA’ co errsree Sagcecaet 2 Ra eeF RLLALLALLLLE S oz < eco nna Connecticut, Calitornia 7's, Tulinois © a OMo 6's, 18 Ohio G's, 186 Funding bonds, ik and as follows for ory America American Bank & Brok'r: ham. Ass'n Commerce Hanover. Importers & Irving... . Manhattan « A meeting of + 48 pels 90 Western Pacific bonds, #234 Pac. Ist. i Alton & TH Ist. ‘Alton & TH 2d pis. 122 86 98 a . 9) Tol & Wab istm, Sti: B 76 OTe Toleds& Wab con c.... 64 S Great West Ist, '88..... 8% Great West 2d ty "8... 7635 ‘Tenn 6's, new, Virginia’ 6's, old. Virginia 6's, new, Virginia 6's con. Virginia 6's, c Georgia 6's, Georsia 7's, new. Georgia 7's, end NC 6's, old,J and J NC, old, Chis, NC N Gee ve ta of Jat 4 NC R. off A&O 25 ine, s rh J. 10 § © J dd daly 's, Ap and Oc: f act, '66.. BANK SHARES. 8 23 EMORANDUM. the Board of Directors of the Erie Railroad was held to-day in the company’s offices, corner Twenty-third street and Eighth avenue, which was fully atte: | by Mr. Jewest, Presi Tk8T a 4.90. ee Bank, actives... -487 84.90 less 1-16. ndon and ‘Asiatic Jo, db Joint Bunk, steaay 4.87 less com. | The steamship Holsatia, sailing for Europe to-day, takes out $217,700 specie, of which $160,000 is gold coin and $67,000 silver coin, MONEY | /4estin withont change, cali oans ruling 2 to 2 per | } ent, and prime to mercantile paper at 5to 7 per cent, with very short date selling as low as 4 per ent. Gold-paper 18 6 107 per cent, and not much Offering, the rates being influenced dy the condi- tion of the goid loan market in the Goid Room, Where the prevailing rate tor gold loans 19 | “Maw” advices from Washington state that the ational banks have thus jar deen called upos for two millions lega! tenders to | ‘redeem their circulation, an additional cali for $1,600,000 wi! be made tm a Gay or two. The | Bationai bank notes received for redemption at | ‘Washington to-day amounted to $406,000. seis om revenue receipts were $220,000, THE TREASURY BALANCES Bt the close of business to-day wer ie Ni Tens coin certificates, THE FOREIGN MARKETS sere genera!y steady. 10-day was ticket day on the London Stock Exchange ana to-morrow Will be fortnightly setting day. Closing pricee at hats ‘past five P.M. were ag tollows:—Consols, money, 2% © 02 11-16; do., accouns, 92% & 92%; ponds, old, 107% & 109; 1867 ao. 100% & 109%; ven-forty do., 104% Lew Aves, 104); Erie, 30; rie preferred, 4634. GOVERNMENTS were dull and generally steady, closing as fol- dows :—Cnited States currency sixes, 11745 a 1177 @o. sixes, 188], regiscerea, 117% & 117%}; do. do, @o., coupons, 118% a 115%; do, five-twenties, 1862, | emisterea, 112% a 112%; do. do. do. coupons, 112% @ 1125¢; do. do,, 1864, registered, 1145 & 1i4% 5 @6 46 a0. coupons, 116 & 116%; do. do., 1665, Fowisterea, 116% & 116; do. do, a6, Coupons, 217% «9 117%; ao, do., 1865, new, registered, 115% | & 116: do. do, do., voupons, 11634 116%; do do., 1861, registered, 1163 @ 116%) do do. do, cou pons. 117% a 17K; do do. 1868, registerea, 126% “b U7; do. do, do. coupons, 117K @ 118; 00 ten-forties, registered, 110% 9 11; do. Go, con ! 4 ’ pons 114% @ 11434; Go Aves, 1881, registered, tit * & 21296} dO. do. do., coupons, 112% & 11234. RAILWAY MORTGAGES ‘were Orm on smaii dealings Union Pacific firsts Id at 84, Incomes at 66%, Sinking Funds at 71%, cage and Northwestern -consoildated gold bonds at 19%, New Jersey Central convertibie at 402% @ 102% and O., CG andl, ©, first at 80%. The fargest ‘transactions were in the above issues. ne marke: for these bonds waa withous special ghange in tho late afternoon dealings, except in @e case Of Northwest Consolidated Gold bonds, qwhica are represented on the official list as selling as This, however, ts probably an error, typo- gvaphical or otherwise, as there was nothing to gause @ drop Of1% per cent im these bonds bo- Preen she frst and second cal, tt will be worth @ile for investors to check this quotation by to- W's dealings vefore accepting it. Asaie of peake and Ohio first, coupon on, was re- a at 48, Contra Paciflo bonds closed at 903% tx and Union Pacifica 64 to 64% for firsts, 643, Woes for land craps, 66 o 86 fOr Incomes, and i1to y The in- | lar routine business rangement recently uded, ident. In addition to the regn- the meeting confirmed the ar- made between the trunk lines | ws in respect to the abolition of ticket offices and con- cerning faree anc freights, Messrs. Roberta and Duncan made a report in favo: of removing the offices of the comzany from their present location to the cid site tn Duane street. stated that after in President Jewett vestigating the working and running expenses of the road he was of opinion that they could be largely reducea, and promised to inaugurate measures looking to that end {m- mediately. to-morrow. ‘The statement of earnings is promisea SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Thursday, August 27—10 A. 15000 t 0 Hu Gi West 24° mi-be S shs Fourth: S Bank 25 Ger-am Ba 100 Quick, ei $V Cait ff ibs guy West Un Tel..d 60) a Tou 100 20 00 ae Gs, n, exc. ax Woeg du A Onto. ens won Tels be = a! Before Cc 7 10 SEES cues ew ieee: ARR, woh Cin wit PR “bea Am TK COKER =| SG _ 100 Del, L Sou T, W 4 agers. 0 P. M.—Before Call. 4 .N Ww RR, § ib RR, cae 100 sng Cnt 300 Lol . A 100 2P. M. + #12 95000 U 8 6-20 6, v1 .n8 11TH, Second Board—1 P. M. oT 9 bo ae! We b3 47! TRR...be 101 SREseee SSSERSEE 3 5 Pe 20 | 300 26,230 62 | 8 Exp fete Parc | Ex 8 Pacific M RY Cau RIL: ape jis Cotton “Wheat About Steady—Pork More Active and Higher—Lard Higher—Groceries Mode | ,, erately Active and Stendy—Petroleam Quict but Firmer—Naval Stores Quict and Firm—Whiskey Steady. COFFEE.—The market for Rio was moderately active and steady. ex Maggie V. Hugg; 1, bags ex Gray Eagle, at Baltimore, and 2,236 bags ex Mou The stoct than Rio, includes 500 bags 4nd 18,300 grass mats of Java; 4.404 mats of Singapore; 3,544 bags of Ceylon; guayra; Rico; 12,1 and 4,929 Savanilia. mats. Wi 19%e. a 2 government, bai Corton | was with Meu; Ceylon, 1734c. a 2034c. ; Maracatbo, I73g0. a Wie. La- | guayra, I8kc. a 19!4c.; Jamaica, I7}¢c. a 190.5 Bh Do | ningo, 16c. a 10}ge.; Porto Rico, IS. a i Rica, 1830. a Wige.; Mexican, 13g. « 19) i Iie. a 1W4e.; Curacoa, 17}e. #18} | | The chair was taken | -} ported at her in. thi dealt in, ata further a Ordinary Se Be 18s Good oi 15 | Strict geod o1 155 i Low middling. AG. | Middling......0.0.. 10% Good midiiing lbig —The quotations are based on cotton in store running {a quality not more than halt o grade above or below Grade quoted. ‘The sales were:— E Consume Speculaui Totals. ror ture aei | geen as 100 at 15 29 porte... 33 Pd 3 BEERS 5 sa8ecz Kas SEESE Cs = ris 5: 04 S582! aad PRR ‘ab EB 2500, ao 106 Mil & s 100 To, & 30 do. ei a ail... 478% & Ohio & to Han & St: J Del. b & Wes BAC ar COMMERCIAL REPORT. Quiet and Firm—Flour Steadicr— Firmer—Corn Firmer—Oats Unchanged—Freights Quiet but THURSDAY, August 27—6 P. M, We heard of sales of 2,141 bags 232 bags ex Ontario; 1,000 esta, at Baltimore, all on private terms, kK of coffee in first hands, this date, other 12,926 do. of Maracatbo; 6,582 do. of La- | & 4,791 do, of Jamaica; 1,063 do. of Porto 895 do. of Costa Rica; 5,200 do, of Mexican, Total, 54,430 bags and 22,704 | e anote —Rio, ordinary cargoes, 1640. a 7c; | b prime do. . & 18e. ; foot do., ISK. H 19¢. reme range for lots, 6 ic. & 26c.; do., grass mats, 2c, @ on the spot closed quiet but firm. Tne market out general activity. Of the sales below re- least 1,700 bales were purchased by one spin- ree or ‘four lots. “Futures” were moderately nee of I-l6e. We quote Kalan et dy. Orleans, Texas. Uplana fo Day Law Eve’ oe oo 1 tion on. toliows Ng, after two o'clock. ‘Aue re: , September, 1400 at 00 + October,” 1,000 as i: bat is si November, 60 at | j lamuary, Su), ab 19 Gees February’ 15 se.) Maren, 200 at 18. 81+ bales. “To-day to two P. 15 18-160, 500 at 1 leans, 14; gaington, sail, Mobile. 1 2; Nortoll ew Yor! Bustoura. total, ‘day last week, 605; this aay last year, , Rates, on cotton were quoted this:-—To Havre, November, 3 0 Oar is ~ 800 at 151786, 5 Dew rehy 5 AC 16c., 200 at 161-320. 5 6ssc.. Total, 21,50" bales” eipts at’ the variou: | \ g ‘Te, Hamburg, by steam. 24 y anil, $c. Beatie” by steam, %¢.j i compressed. To | Liverpool, by sieath, td. a ddd. br ea 1¢c. | Frovn axp Graix.—iteoorpis—Flour, 7.808 wheat, 204,515 bushels; corn, o.; O8ts 15,100 dor the flour mar! demand voth for export and trom the home tr: sales, com 37 Retruled father steadie®. to: day under a better The nprising all kinds, foot up l4.60) Duis, at prices within the range of the appended quotations. Lorn meal met with a fair demand, anc sold to the extent of S00 bbis. at prices within our quoted range. We quote :— No, 2 State... $3 5) a $4 25 Superfine State. 2475 a5 00 Extra state. . 5230 5 Choice State... £50a 600 | Superiine Weste: 4758 5.0 | kxtra Western 5250 675 | Extra Minneso 64 80, Round hoop oh ni 5250 3 we Round hoop Ohio, trave brands. Ta G00 | Family. Soa 700 st Louis, low extra 52a 590 St. Lows, straight extra.. ba 6% St Louis, 65a Top | St Louts, choice tamily +78) 8 900 | | Catitornia. Nominal. | Rye fiour, 4Wa 63 Southern 'Ni Nominal. | Southe: a7da 629} Southern, extra. 52a 608 | Southern: family. 6a 925 | Corn meal, Wo endadd 37a 425 Jor: 3750 400 47a 475 Corn meal. puncheons. 20a — —Wheat—ihe market was moderately business Prices advanced one At $. 10 tor No. $ spring. $i 13a ern, e $1 45 tor white, | opening, 1 sure &: 000) DU: Bic. ; B2c. whit moderate 71,000 bus! white, out rye were inactive and Wholly nominal in the absence of M4 | transactions. ts.—For berth freights | exceedingly quiet to-day, the advanced rates demanded jor grain accommodation 3 for charter was in bountutul suppiy, FREE it To tLondom, by steamy 12000 Dashew of grain at To Bremen, by sail, 30) cases | of tobacco and 1,500 cases of starch ‘on private terms. The charters meltide:—Aan Italian bark Hence. to Cork tor orders to the United Kingdom with 3,400 quarters of grain at4 With 2,750 bbls, of naphtha at Ss; a Norwegian ship hence to 4s. 3 MoLassxs.—We have yet to report a dull market The few transactions are Confined to trade lots, there being very litte refining w days @ cargo of Cientue; ds... SO1d at 31c., Grotx and English our quotations The stock, this date fucludes 18H hhds. pa fe of Cuba, Ww Crop: do. do. Nava steady at tor $2 30. Rast wit No. but firm, and 124¢¢. for frst halt ot seplemier, | of 2.500 DbIs., deliverable balance ale, Mant, at 12s<a, Crade in little disp pak da Quogea Mri at iro, Naphtha was scarce aud Grm at ie tor Western and 10c. for city. The Philadelphia market ‘was quiet but firm. Retned i quoted at 16, for Datance of month and idc, & 1230. ‘the market as | the oi} producing points onerally quiet; | quoted as follow y sf etroloam Centre, $1, Titusville, $1 1235 a $1 ousoville, #81, Tidioutes sc. bid at wellss parher'a Brg. a $e immediat Provist (3 Tiered ‘nt bbis.. for buyer Se Gelivery a $2. @ Lake, aupied, Soboin hands ee quote —$ extra mess do; a for I ese, do., and $24 for 0x ANTED, 100 ABLE-BO Pr ‘city Jodie unas Her" bavus. were peniected: and industrious men, possessing me taking | but without change in. Sea Hl an equai share in an expedition and colony at rk itv | the range ot $18 a $26, out meats—' rad | Black Hills, under the puepions ies expert of ex- were from store, but yoke) the miabket fu rw perience AW « Volaneers, neicas svoady, We ueard of sales, including ‘oun 2 Ra 20 Broatwas, revisions, de ously published Islands ‘and “0” bole. ol New Orleanss: We quote: ciayea, STc. 8 41 Grocery, a sh Islands « ore Bee New Orleans. 70c. a spirite of turpentine was rather quie iy at ly ail lots to the jobbing trade, at $2 aah for prime delivered. PutnoLnum.—For refined the market continued quiet at price. yenerday al Sic. and 8,500 bois, fn ‘shippt P86 lb, Dressed hows were quiet but firmery tL: 9. § 40. for grassers, and 940. & 9740. for corm f=’ arket remained ted and tinchanged, We tive to-day, but y the firmness of holders: & 2c. The, saies 100t, up 1a $1 4 tor No. 2 0, $1 18 a $L 19 tor No. 2 Milwaukee, $1 20 spring, $1 20 a $1 2610r new ted snd vamner $1 26 tor new amber Tennessee and $1 25 Corn—fhe market was steady but closed a shade firmer. The sales aggregate shels at Sle, u Slo. for mixed, chiefly at Lio; & | S2e. tor high mixed and ‘yellow and 8c. tor ‘ore shade better atthe opemiug. but closed ly active and steady. The sales were about hels at 47c. @ dtc. tor mixed and S00. a S5e tside pric Bariey and was resiricted b te. tor | extremes at tne close, the market has been ecking: by. steam, *, 00) bustiels ot do. at Fg tobacce at 2s Od." Rates 1 i quoted nominally steady is 9d.; @ Norwegian bark hence to Liverpool Havre with 300 bbls. of crude petroleum as stock on the market. During the 103, lOW test, omprising and small {ots ef Porto Rico, St, Islands at prices within the range of lo. of Porto. Rico, do. of English Dubs centrifuga: ana mixed, 38e. ee do, mu ovado refining, Ie. Porto Rice de. a fice, Stoni—On ‘change today. the market for but held about ales 200 bdIs. at w York bbis. . in absence of ae- value Was weak and quoted a shade lower, | hai re, at $220 and good at $2 25 4 food at $2.30. Fine grades rater iw prices wit Hout essential change. 250 ijand up to pale a a $5. ‘$5.90 tor Wilmington’ Piet se 3c, for prompt delivery, Southern “and closing at le a balance of mon. We tor card of saies buik was hee held EA ., but there was osition to operate at th 1,000 bbis Gases were, inquired for moderately. and e shipment, #1. ae ot 55 bbis.; bee? nom W Dbis. and tlerces, The deman ‘K was much better to-day, and the market Rghere at bez 74 cash. “The sales motude J 0 Septamoer delivery, at 82 43 « 822 piember at 8227 and 1,000 to. (or October 7% The market tor bacon was quiet, but & sale of 129 boxes of long clear at 1246. IONS. a emi lots. footing wy Prices within # 2 Ya $13 5) for $20 48 ges, chan of our quouaien iin imeem, bbls. , $l 21 tor prime H to, a0 according t6 quauty, and 2 bags of Rangoon | panies A =CITY CLAIMS THOROU SECUTED | by, A, experienced attorney. without fees, unica inccessitls excellent, references from chents ress AWYE! box 82 Post office. + [48 jb het | & be nad of bei rt 33 Union square, price 3) cents. | wil Ibs. of loose market ior W stern tended to check op, Uerces, on the 4 ‘ations’ “We ‘eard of sales 3f, 50 | LOM tierces for september, | So ‘ucrces for October, at at ite, jer'y option, balance of Rice.—There was a fair distributing demana for both domestic anc toreirn, and the market ruled. steacy. ‘The sales toot up 35 Werces of Caroiina at 5c. a 3%4C. Pan | 1 | feo, pei Certies there re was 8 good business in raw sugar to- wich the market raling “rin on the basis of 078 240. (OF fair to goog Cuba mutcovado, | We heard gf stiles foo | fog ap Su hinds, of Cuba. on the basis 0: Me. & She. and boxes of ceninituga, at 3%o. per ib. Refined met with | fair trade ang was gioted At 10 S-1Ge, a 10%40. tor stan dard “, ¢, for eranu 4 10%Ke. “for crushed } and powdered. Messrs Wait Creighton & Morrison, i | ileu circwar of this date, sum up as follows:— Stock (ascertained oy count inciucing specult tion 1, 1374 1,602 Receipts since aug. 8 Totals .. 1.030 | Sales since Ali ‘Stock this day, Aug. 27, yor 131,541 “38.962 91,903 as Comparing With stock A: es. wes 80152 49,960 299,068 4,621 i . 83.2 13,173 130,255 3,014 74,653 103,596 333,895 9.064 intertor to common, :¢. & i DC, do. wood to prime, i grocery, good: £356. a 8ige.: prime A BK centrtiugit, ahde and Goxes Nom molasses, hhds and boxes, ‘7c. # ae in Ojac. (clayed, Boxes, Duch ‘stand- 3.50; di age + do. ges do. ib t0 i ‘Bea ib Wits 2, 1Wige, W Iie: White, 9%. # 10% Re Ging’ common, to prime, Pac. as choice, 8748, 0 340. Li, 7350. @ Sav a 80 Pk, fanita—superior and extra DTEARINK.—The market was quiet but firm. Tn absence of sales we quote nominally loc. a 18}gc. tor Western and city. TatLow was Ung ana } wraroely: so firm. 70,000 lbs. soid at from So. to &: Wiiscxy.-Reveipts, "Sir pole. _ The demand wi to-day and the market steady. Sales of 200 bbis. a ber gallon. fair DOMESTIO MARKETS, i randy August 27, 1874. Net. ree ales, 138 Stock, 4 W ORLEANS, August 2 Iniddlings, 167 “ixpor Cotton quiet; good ordina: vaies. Sar COENEN, L 1874, Gotten quiet and Snchanged bales: gross, lle Snlea? Si; last evening, OM 6tock, Monite, August 27, 1874 Cotton quiet ang unchanged: mitdiings, et Fe ceipts, 1Ubaies. Sales, 0. Stock, 39, Savanan, August 27, 1874 ‘Net receipts, 135 bic 10% Sales, 82 Stock, Cnartzstox, August 27, 1874. Cotton dull; middlings, I54¢e. Net receivts, 132 bales. Exports coastwise, 208, ‘sales, 25, Stock 3,074, Winurnarox, uugust 27, 1874, Splrits of turpentine quiet at dic.” Kosin ‘firm at $175 for strained. Crude turpentine steady; $1 25 for hard, $2 25 tor yellow dip, $2 25 for virein r steady at $2 5 Oswnao, August 27, 1874. Flour steady and unchanged; sules'l.cW bois.’ Wheat sales, 2400 bushels wew extra Whize Michigan on Cotton steady; middlings, 15x gross, 153, xports coastwise, a ‘ate term posed to be $1 $4; old No. 1 Milwaukee nominaily $1.28. Corn firm; sales, 2.200 do. at 78. | ineal—-$33 Pr colied ied s8h tor unbolted, per, H feed unchanged; shorts, $18 a $19; shipswufs, $ { : middiings, 82h 28 Canal treigh to New York; lumber, $275 iew York. Lake recetpts— 53.000 | eis of wheat, 1,187,000 feet lumber. Canai pe i ments—1 .636 DUIS. flour, 11,600 bushels vats, 877,00 tee lumber. Burrato, Lake and rafl {mports for the last cw: Flour, (9,739 bbls, ; wheat, 215.073, bush ts. 39.480 do. ¢ Darley, 1.600." Canal shipmenis— Gora’ 44.00) do.” Raih exports— { $e yestern ‘spring, $0.0 56. 50; bukers’. $675 a “$7 00, | $675 a Pry | ai white, 325. Wheat full: Hosuinal, small sales; white winter, #35; amber, $1 ig; Miuwaukee No. 1 spring held at do. No.2 do. a $119. Corn very Runve Dich an ad- | vance ot 4 le, sales of 75,009 Nusbels No, 2 Western 3 Vea nt 25,00) do. on spot, 7#9c. , 8) do. on spot, | 3 sales 4,00) ‘bushels We: estern at 48c. | Barley malt drm, Canada, $180 a ce unchanged. Tourvo, August 27, 1874. Wheat if faar demand and higher; No.2 white Wa- bash, $1 19: No. 3. $1 1549; No. T white Michigan, $1 1544 ess September, petra. 1 20: amber Micitizan, Po 1 10H; October. $1.13 No, aa, $116: No. 2. spot, | 3 ‘eptember $. 10. Corn ‘steady hight'mixed, ¢ thy August, 74) c.; low mixed, September, oo Tabet Gud ‘Auxust, 7io.'; veliow Tow grade, 6c, Onis dy at a8, fOr No! for No. f. spot and Sep: tember; 48¢. for Michigan hts till ane unchanged. Receipts, 1,009 bhis 5,000 bushels wheat, 90M do. corn and 5,000 do oats. Shipments, 2,000 bbis. flot 42,000 bushels wheat, 43,000 do, ae and 6,000 do. oats. four i ur, | Auenst 27. 1874, | ips auies and anchangea. $1 tor No. J springy AC. Atagust reve Oave ta tay demand and ig ween, de. Kve firm and in fair demand at 7'e. to "harley sold at #20. Pork active and higher at s $25. spot of September: $25 25, buyer Septem lard in sale demand and’ higher at 10 seller al! the erat Sac. tor No, 24 hiskey 97¢. a 9 hts quiet and unchanged. On the call of ‘the “ior inthe aiternoon wheat closed un- settled at 9234 $2%c.. September. Corn easier at 66%. setorgc. september; Gdtc.a t7e., buyer september: ‘Re: | ceipis—3.000 bis. Hour. 149,000 bushels waeat, 154,000 Go. corn. 71,00) do oats, 14,000 do, rye and 9,000'do, bar- ley.” Snipments—2.0% bbls. dour, '74,000 bustiels wheat, 126,000 do, corn, 32,000 do. oats, 15,000 do. rye and 15,000 do. barley. HAVANA MARKETS. Havana. August 27, 1874. There was great excitement in the market to-day, gold fuctuatiay from 10 t0 00; closing at later figure.” ix change Was not quotable. EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxvox, August 27—Evening. Calcutta linseed, 57s. a 57s. 8’ LL THE ACTIVE | Stocs negotiated. at 1 to per cent from the mar to $10 puts or calls’ $2 double orivi- hace This system of operating 1s fly explatned ina pamphiet sent tree on application. TUMBRIDGE & CO., jankers and Brokers, No. ? Wall street. T REASONABLE RATES.—MONEY ON LIFE AND | Endowment Insurance Poucies, Mortgages and other Securities Insurance of ail kinds effected with best cou» y A. —$10,000 FIRST MORTGAGE-—THREE $5,00 DO, ; AX. many smaller first and second short time Mort- #ages on city and Brooklyn property for sale ata heavy discount ADOX, 29 Broadway. —CHATT MORTGAGE FOR $1,000, SL 137% «Apply at room 12, No, 136 Cham- bers street. | J.** SELIGMAN £00. . Bankers, | 21 Broad street, New York, assne Letters of Cred travellers, pavanle in any part of Hurope, Asie, Africa, Australia and America, Draw Bills of Exchange and make telegraphic trans- fers of money on Larope and California § Y & BAZLEY, BROKERS, 74 BROADWAY. ie Favtl es, $25) to $300, Puts iY 00 per 100 stiares, on “slembers of Stock Bxchans Sow Money Is Lost and Made in. Wail Stroet N PACIPIC AUR AD PONE, JEN a and rot by LIVINGSTON vy, SOF b 8 iroad Company, 78 Broadway, New York, August 2, 1874.—The injerest maturing september 1. 1874, on the per cent convertible bonds of this company, nt coupons ad Wail street, New 1 ACKER, Treasurer, D-T0 SELL IMMEDIATELY, A THIRD gage of $1.0N Qess than six months to ran upon city manutacturing property, renting for $4, Address R H. PLass, 204 East wreniy ninth street. ws be pald on, presentation of tne the Bank. of North America, York, on and after Tuesday, Sepsenibe ' $100,000 BONDS CREATED BY THE towns of citles of New Jersey or New York, par, of tablished prospective value. dress LN- ', box 1,249 New York Post office. UNDS TO PURCHASK GOOD SECOND easehold Mortgages; also to Joan on City or Call on SAWARD & LEAVITT, 54 PER CENT JERSEY CITY BONDS q Band BELOW PAR, | 10 per cent Municl First Mortga path Bonds, ge Railroad Bonds and other Bonds and Stocks, ail frst cla ‘a large reduction below par ALBERT #. NICOLAY & ©O., Stock Brokers and Auctioneers, No, 43 Pine street x, B,—Investment securities our spectaity 2 years IDENTIFIED ry and liquor trade of Bak fimore, Washington and tichuond, wishes to associate fimeclf with a first class New York Nonse. Address, tar two days 0. room 211 St Nicholas Hovel ‘NITY ditional OFFERS TO tn thr AN orporty INVEST $1,000 A ww months for a year, with tor ‘Of Highest character. and ov per cent ca Ings guaranteed. “Address SAPETY, Herald oflice. NINTELIIGENT YOUNG WIDOW WOULD LIKE to meet With some centieman of means who would assist her in busivess. Address Mra. M., Herald Uptown Branch ofice. A ney grocery anc fruit business. Apply eee rsa Fulton avenue, ‘dg T)RUGarsTs' PATENT MEDICINE Teceived, bought and sold on commission Arrangements made with manufacturers for space oF agency; contral, rapes, Jocation, REENS & KIN <a 7 Maiden tance. JOR SALE—THE LEASH, FURNITURB AND §TX- ures of the Sterling Hotel, situated th Bridgeport, Conn. . a house well established And doing a goog bust? hess. wilt be wold ata Dargah. For particulars inquire of Mt, WILL» eport, Conn. OLD—GOLD. PARTNER, WITH $1,000 CAPITAL, TO TAK AN active interest Ina well established and paying to of nditress Goods, a ite, | ing. —Linseed oll, 278. a7 $4. | _ | Forty-first street, 91 | tae department shall nave served. fi USINE SS OPPORTUNITIES, OR | LaD¥ “WITS & A Fe Ww aU 1G dollars, desiring ctabie ang lucrative Disinens tsirictewt investigation sai 3 LisHEA, 26 Pultor street Brookiye, ARTNFR WANTED—LADY OR GENTLEMAN, with moderate capt al, tor the sale of a very valu: e able articie in the provinon Europe: good drofts; i may address T. P, es TA ASLISHED Pity ‘seventh street QPLENDID CHANCE.—A SMART MAN WiTH A FEW hundred dotlars can purchase an in crest and assist 1S iN management in a first class sta, business, exciusively wi eu recent every mont! 3 335 Broadway office 35. Y od REAL ESTATE MEN, ATTORNEYS AND FINAN- ciers.—A gentieman who has relinquished the real te business some vears, and is about to renew the me, would ve g m attorneys or any per- n Who can introduce or influence business, with whom facturini Drofits | he wiil in contidence divide the proft on each transac. on, | He woulg also co-operate ‘with an established real estate office. No persona; fnancial assistance required, the advertiser having necessary capital Those abe to avai; themselves of this advertisement can command « steady increase of income without invesung @ cent. dress H. K, T., box 216 Heraid office. W's BUSINESS MAN params. wine staal Sap capital, o take an interest ing Dusiness ress, appointin, rview, Box vi Herald colice, ree - WASTEDIA PARTNER WITH $10,000 OR $15.00, ‘& mManutacturing business of 30 years’ standing, Address X. N., Dox 112, Herald Uptown Branch office. $100. PARTNER WANTED; CAN REMOVE ALL discolorations, eruptions, chaps from flesh: trom fabrics, leatuer, kid, &c., tar, pitch, paint, fie IN liquid shampoo shaving. Address EXCELS|: J umes. $75 90), amount; each can make $3,00) West Twenty-tourth § street $1. 00 AND A LIVE MAN WANTED AS PART. Rer in an established manufacturing iron business. Address for three days, L. K., box 113 Herald $8. OOO 20 SaQ.cWANTED, « Paiy WITH the above sum to buy ‘out the interest of a retiring pariner, on account of ill-health, i an old established iron foundry in this city: rare chance (or # smart man. dress, with real name, CHAKLES F. BECK, box 999 Post office, 15.00 TO $10,000 WANT! wait this amount mati in furnishing frat class hotel in A. B. C., box 217 Herald office. “PARTNER WANTED IN A FIRST CLASS business; the aivertiser wil! invest an squal at yearly. Apply TL practical hotel ork, Address a ew DEA'H FROM RUM Coroner’s Inquest—An Old Man Takes Laudanum for Reliet and Dies—The Jury Find That Death Was Caused by Excessive Use of Drink—An Admoni- tion to Druggis An inquest was yesterday held by Coroner Kessler, at the Coroners’ office, in the case of Robert Sands, No, 522 Eignth avenue, who died on the 19th inst, Within a few hours after taking a dose which he had got at James Warring’s drug store, No, 800 West Forty-first street. Deceased had been drinking for several weeks, and obtained y the drug for the purpose of getting relief from the | ae Of the liquor. Sands was seventy years of | age. ‘The first witness examined was Henry McKavitt, | ® liquor dealer at No. 636 Eightn avenue, who tes- tiflea that on the evening of the 19th inst. de- ceased, under the tnfiuence of liquor, came into | his store about eight o'clock wanting some drink; | had no money; asked fora drink, which was re- fused; also asked for money, which was refused; witness went with him to the drug store to get * something for him; the druggist made up a dose from three or four bottles, which deceased swal- lowed; deceased asked some money irom man | im the store, irom whom money was due him, but witness interfered and would not let the man give | witness had heard that morning irom de- hh } conhetl! son that the old man had Deen drinking; bad knowu deceased tor about seven years. Hugh Cleary, bartender tor McKavitt, testifi us deceased Was leeling 80 ay weak evening he gave him a pony of br: Ly: being of the very smailest size. Joun Halligan, No, 629 Eignth avenue, testified that he with another man helped to take deceased | that | ST eae f ber of the Medieat Board, shat! de advanced to the ran& of consulting physteian oF » solutions, two- ae oy & above resol ae ete eechpers of the Medical Board of Bellevue wit be acvumceé on the Lat uf Jansary next ie k of consulting pedi te th ae £ eon! ereny ve exempt irom " Deen deemes expedient that resent natn Board onus and Seiermine on te iz order that orovisior be made for 1! Fs Fepresentation of the medical codeges and et s10n at sarge in a new board and tor v its several bers, and that 1 tenure of office may de estabiisned, ry fo canspic re long course of yearsts esoived, That tn view of the e rig dissolution relations between the Mecical Be of Bellevue Hos a the Board of Commis: of Charities Won, the Commissioners: be ae testimony to Teal Acard have ‘discharged hele buen gutiom, oar 0 ang Tender to them their thanks Toe thelr rise adi nistree Hon of the Rospita th ry 1 ae Tous services thro 3 ents under their charge. ‘The preamole and reso:uttons were adopted. PITY THE HE BEASTS. NEWARK, } N. J, August 20, 1876, To THe Ep:Tor oF THE rorya The writer takes the liberty to call your attem> tion to the barbarous and wretched managemene ofthe animals at New York Central Park. Aye body knowing their habits tn ‘reedom cannot hel “feeling pity (or some of these poor creatures, O® | condition? mention only AS the most striking cases the six giraffes shut up in & space bare‘y sumcient to turm ground; @ raven Dear the monkey house, placed wretchedly, apparently robbed of his tongue; dufale or bison-—a magnificent felicw, bul how closely caged! ‘The un ‘King Masses rush aiong without hearing the lent appeals of these sufierers. Can nothing be done to tmprove thew A CONSYLANT READER ——_—_+ 2 + MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Baer cone ah Wednesday, Augast 26. ty the Kev, W. P. at his residence, WILLIAM P. HakveY, of Brook: iD, to Miss ANNa F. Coge@, of Newark. No cards, MAGUIRE—SOMERVILLE.—Ab be N. he Thursday, August 27, 1874. by the Rev. J. He ©’ Laugiin, pastor of St Michael's church, RopERe H. MaGvrng, of Washington, D. C., to Katis Be SOMERVILLE, of Brooklyn. hington papers please copy. FoLMan.—on Wednesday, August 14, . George B. Draper, CiaRLEs 0, MB pon to ELizauern C., daughter of the late Jona ‘olmar. —At Riverdale-on-Hudson, by the James Cameron, CHARLES EMILE NoKL to Mra, s NER. Brown, No cards. WhIGHT—HARRINGTON.—In New York, by the Rev. C. ti. P: Raura_ L Wiicer vo Miss Mo Apa Hani beth of New York. No cards. San Francisco papers please copy. BLAUVELT.—At Nyack, N. Y., on Tuesday, August 25, LORENTHA STORMS, Wile of William P. Blauvelt. The relatives and friends of the family are tn vited to attend the funeral services. at the Re formed church, Nyack, OD Friday, August 28, af one o’ciock I’. M. Brow uddenly, at Tremont, on Wednesd nna 26, Mrs. LUCY BROWN, widow of Lewis rOWwD. Sod friends and those of her daughter, Mra, B ilins, are invited to attend the fuperal at the Kren odist Episcopal church, Tremont, ou Sunday, ck. At the residence of her mother, Mrs. lop, No. 77 Oliver street, JOHANNA T, LEY, Wile of Edward J. Buckley, in the sad year of her age. Notice of {uneral hereafter. ConstaBLE.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, August 25, Mrs. MAnTHA CONSTABLE, relict of John Constable. Funeral from her jate residence, 166 Fourth street, Brookiyn, KE. D., this (Friday) merning, as ten o'clock. CoorpER.—On Wednesday, August 26, 1874, Gaes H., second son of John H. and Elizabeth Looper, ‘otice of funeral hereafter. q | attend the tunerai, trom No. b44 West Fort ie | Street this day (Friday), August 28, at one o'clock. —the 1488 | yate captatn in the United Suates Army durtn lhome ‘rom the haliway of Burns’ liquor store, No. | 520 LAghth avenue, some time between hall-past nine aud ten o'clock; the old man appeared to be | unaer the influence of liquor; when they reached No. 522 Eighth avenue witness gave the oid man \ in charge 01 bis 8ona, Who took hun tains. Milton D, Parker, ‘Thirty-sixth street, testified that about nine | O'cwuek Gecezsed came into Burns! store, asked for a dripk, but was refused tt; afterwards a man in the barroom treated him to a gidss of | liquor; witness and another man took Sands home; they believed he was drunk. Street, festitied that he was called to see Sanas about twenty minutes to twelve o'clock on the Was suffering trom opiates. William Jonn Sanus, son of deceased, testified | that his father haa been with him ali the day of tue | g94 Monroe street, Jom! 19th up to about six o’clock im the evening; de- | ceased was very nervous and Weak during the day; | did not a him again until @ few minutes beiore 8 deat James A. Warring, drug clerk, at No, 300 West alter showing his diploma, stated that he made up the dose for deceased; the dose consisted of lavender, valerian, ciuchona and ginger; Was asked by McKavitt to putin atew | drops of laudanum, which he did; gave him tuirty | | drops of Weak laudanum, which would be equal to j fiiteen drops of true laudanum,; the weak laud- anum Witness usualiy sold to persons asking for it | in the store ; told him to go home, which, however, | he did not; ‘the dose given was a mila one, ; Dr. Leo, Deputy Coroner, gave it as his opinion that death resuited from apoplexy of the brain. ‘rhe verdict of the jury was that death ensued from excessive use of drink, thereby exonerating the druggist Irom all blame. The jury supple- mented the verdict with a recommendation that druggists should discontinue the practice of selling laudanum and opiates to persons of whose physi- cal condition they knew nothing whatever. DEPARTMENT ( OF DOCKS. Reports and Communications tothe | Board. The regular meeting of the Dock Comnussioners took piace yesterday afternoon, at two o'clock, at the offices No, 348 Broadway. Present:—President | Jacob A, Westervelt and William Gardner. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the Secretary, Mr. Eugene T, Lynch, and were ap- proved. There were no transactions by the Com- | missioners of any business of tmportance, the as to the progress of various works under his direction and supervision. Mr. Graham reported that arch No, 86, at pier No, North River, 18 completed, and especially noted the progress of the public Works at Sixty. second street and North River, where work 1s go- img on rapidly in the effort to finish the sheep yards, &c., at that point. The Engineer in Chief at this point and adds general information as to the competent workmen in the employ of the de- artment, moving of buoys, repairing and building Biikneads, driving piles, tc, The communication was ordered to be placed on file. A letter was received from ex-Mayor Danie! P. which runs irom Yonkers to Manhattanville and should be @ great accommodation to passengers, ig landing cargoes of bricks upon the pier at the latter place, and asserting that the pier will certainly sink from such weight. Referred. After the Clerk had read a tew more minor com. | | munications the meeting was declared adjourned, OITY TREASUBY. Comptroller Green reports the following disburse ments and receipts of the treasury yesterday :— DISBURSEMENTS. * From market rents and fees. From sales vitrided Total ... a -s-0-e0 BELLEVUE HOSPITAL Compliments to the Retiring Doctors, Atthe meeting of the Board of Chartties and Correction held yesterday the following resolu, tho medical stam of Bellevue Hospital, were adoptéd:— Whereas the Board of Commisstoners of Public Char- ities and Correction did on the 28d of November, 1 adopt the following resolution i Kesolved, That when member of a medi ther of the hospitals of en years Ag Visit ing physician or surgeon be shall be advanced to the rank of consulting physician and surgeon, fore, shail cease to be & member of the Medical Board to which he may be attached. buat such period of Sina dered as not oaving commenced prior reation of the comm or surgeo ing actually ‘rho. maye withoat erence 0 to the year above ‘menwoued, fosign As 8 mem session being taken up in the reading of communi- | cations to the department. Reports were received | from the Engineer in Chief, Charles K, Granaio, | hoiices the laying of some immense blocks of stone | | a truckman, residing on East | Dr. John 8S. Warren, of No, 231 West Thirty-elghth | y, night of the ioth inst.; Sands was dying; from the } symptoins he saw he shoaid say that the deceased | | Croks.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday mornin August 26, JaMEs ROBINSON, SOD ol Jolin Ry an Beila Croes, aged 3 months and 17 days s, Dopsre,—On Wednesday. August 27. GKoRam ELuorr, youngest son of Roberts. und Mary AL Dobbie, aged 3 years. Relatives and friends are respectfuily invited to card DyER.—On Wednesday, August 26, Oris DYER, g the war of 1812, formerly of Montgomery, Ala. | an the | 88th year of his age. His friends and acauaintances are invited te eral, trom the Chareh of the Stran- “ ver street, this (Friday) alteraoon, as half-past one o'cioc! Providence (R. 1.), Augusta (Ga,) and Montgom ery (Ala.) panera piease copy, DE ForgsT.—At Harlem, on Thursday, August 27, of apoplexy, BENJAMIN Dg Forest, in vie 63d Year Ot his age. | The tuverai will take place on Satarday, Augus® | 29, at twelve o’clock M., from St, Andrew's Protes~ | tant Eptscopai church, corner 127th street and | Fourth avenue, Epwarps.—On Thursday, August 27, RICHARD DWARDS, {n the 58th year of his age. Relatives, friends and members of Mariners? Lodge, No, 23, L. 0. of O, F., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, August 29, at one “aes P.M., from 357 West Twenty-seventh stree! Forp.—On Wednesday, attend August 26, at residence, ‘ForD, aged 64 years. | | Remains to be taken to St. ‘Rose church, Cannom street, on Friday, August 28, at ten A. M., where @ solemn requiem mass will be celebrated; and from thence, at two P. M., to Calvary Cemetet Relatives and friends of the family are resp fully invited to attend. GOODWIN.—SaRaH DOUERTY, aged 34, wile of James Goodwin and daughter of the late Patrick ae Hae cet of Carndonagh, county Done~ gai, Ireland. Funeral from her late residence, 284 Mots streeg, on Friday, 28th inst., at two oa Londonderry papers please co; GRANDIN.—Suddenly, in Broo! iva, on Thursday morning, August 27, AMANDa, widow o! Philip Grandin, in her 77th year, Notice of funeral hereafter. HULL.—On Monday, August % alter @ shore fliness, HENRIETTE Wits, widow of David Hull, aged 69 years. ‘The fu Tuneral will take pl: at half-past one lock, on friday, 28th inst., from the Methoaist Tabernacle, Greenpoint. The Hunter's Point, cars pass the church door, Love.—In Jersey City, on Wednesday, August 28, JENNIE, Youngest daughter of Andrew and Helem Love, aged 4 years aud 4 months. Relatives and friends of the family are invited te | attend the funerai, this (Friday) asternoon, at two o’clock, irom the residence of her parents, Newark avenue, corner ot First street, Jersey City. Mims.—On Wednesday, SvaLpING, infant daughter of Chas. B. and’ Nora B | Mims, aged 13 months. The friends of the family are invited to attena the funeral this day, August 28, at hal/-past eleven: | o'clock A. M., from their residence, 102 St. Mark's | avenue, Brooklyn. ‘he merabers of Globe Lodge, 688, F. and A. are pe to attend, PEINE.—At Newark, N.J.. on Wednesday, Aw gust 26, 1874, after a short tllness, CHARLIE PEINE, only son 61 Charles A, and Sophia Peine, tn the Asth year of his age, vropsr.—Oo Wednesday, August 26, at one o'clock, the beloved child of award G. and Fried ricke Probst, aged 1 year, 11 months and 8 days, Funeral on Friday, 28th, at two o'clock, (rom No m2 Sout Eighth street, Brooklyn, PUELS.—On Siecateerin ops 46, 1874, MICHARL | PueLs, ip the 38th year 0! The relatives ana tienda of the family, also the mombers of Trinity Lodge, No. 12, F. and A. M., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from St. John’s German Lutheran church, No, 81 Chris. topher oes on Sunday afternoon, August 90, as one o'clock. Tiemann, complaining thatthe steamboat Sappho, | atend the funeral, from the Beckman Be ire —-At Purchase, Westchester county, N. on Wednesday, August 26, CAROLINE WORBALL, iher of the late Frederick Reborn, sree 72 years. Relatives and friends are respectiull rigors hn ill Me! | dist Episcopal church, Fiftteth street, near Second sit brothers, Patrick, Bartie an Reorganization of the Medical Board= | ocean Lod: tions, offered by Commissioner Bowen relative to gorered to ory mee avenue, on Saturday, the 29th inst., at two o'clock P.M. Remains will be interred at Greenwood, ‘Tennessee papers please copy. ScHANCK.—On Wednesday evening, August 2% at Long Branch, CLirrorp HaNp, only son of a drew H. and Georgianna H. Schanck, aged 8 months and 3 days. Notice of funeral hereafter. SILLECK.—On Thursday, ‘August 2%, 1874, after @ short illness, EBENSZER SILLECK, aged 66 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the iamily are re Spectiully invited to attend the funeral, on Sum day, the 30th inst., @t two o’ciock P. M., from bie Claims paid (number of warrants 45) amount late residence, 457 State street, Broo! yn. ANE (0.0 +0-. pare ° S79@ Surra.—On Thursday. ‘AQ, ads 2, 3 coun ts and interest. tion, MATHEW SMITH, im the 42d year From solivecion, or nen ments and interests me The iriends of the family, Also those of Bon ‘4 Thomas Bate re: From water rents. eee 7 ') Spectiul invited to attend the funeral, From licenses, Mayor's office . . ($5 | late residence, No, 24 Laight street, on saturday From permits, Mayor's oftice Tt | 60 | afternoon, at one o'clock. From redemption of dogs, Mi + 1,058 TULLY On Wednesday, Augnst 26, 187@, hos nt permite. “ EY FANORE TULLY, a native of Galway, tate aged From sewer permits S 82 years, after a long and lingering hy ness. The relatives and friends are invited to atten@ the funeral, this day (Friday), * two aoa ree =---$15.005 | the residence of her husbabd, 5 joseph Tully, President street, Brooklyn. Wiitiams.—On Wednesday, Angust WiittaMs, tn his 46th veaw’ bibs aie 18 Friends and acquaintances of the tamfly, also 166, F. and A. M., are respectrul laripeds to attend the une! aay te vin tae reek dence, N ‘0. 134 SuMolk strees, two 0 to FP. ana Ocean Lod se are re their roo! No. 8 Unt square, Friday, August 28, to attend fun Brother John Wiliam stone ode A. M. Woopnvi.—On ‘Weanesdur, My 2%, Groras GY Woopuct4, in the 22d yeai Relatives and iriends are respect! vita Suadtoos o Mother, 216 Rast Yorty-aith sireet, siagpaotia attend the ‘anerai, from the id, there. | & One O'clock P, WOOLSEY. O05 W, 5 August £8, L, widow of she Site wings ‘oolsey, in ne wyvaherm services at ser’ ity, {ate residence Sia inate ther tate street, Je! Ae Bte eee ie OB Mtisae