The New York Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1875, Page 5

Me NEW YURK HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET, 5 a 90) bales. Exchange—Ie. FINANCIAL ee ee 4.7736 and 4,003, with nominal quotations as high | Grand tolal 98.909 balos Exchange FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, baad a teflt porta were Iveston 74: New Orleans AM STOCK PRIVILEGES NFGOTIATED ON Mi ‘ es iscipteied” Samay aban aa! Norioh cise Boston, 4% Thilattelphta, 86 | Partion’ Bemphiet showing how, Wan street operations ing. Highest, est. Closing. pte) a dust week, 2.599 i ht mre copdueted, sent free, Sonor Bank d'Brok 2 Wail streets Now York. |-dausnt a Js taller Ake: ‘okers, No. Val ot, New 5 au 2 Monday, April19.. 115%; 1154) 115 115% ee ea ke sere enn doonee AE lt Fanare Tuesday, April 20.0 115% 5% SG MS) s o “4 Funeral, from (he residence of ber parents, on -~Pros- | Weu'sday, April i. 115 W5's 14K 14%K | Shean “by saat, 7- Epwarp Sanps Sincox.—At his residence, 76 Stanton street, PeTex StMcox, in the 40th year of bis aga, His relatives and friends, also those of his brother-in-law, Jolin Tracey, are invited to attend at one O'clock. J, ALANSON IP, B® Brooks. On Sunday, 26th inst Brooks, n the S4th year of nis age Notice of suneral herealte: BULKLBY.—AL Southport, Conn, on Wednesday. | Apri 21, Of consumption, Cassin, youngest’| the funerak on Tuewsay, Apri ¢ ob Charles afd Biizabetn Bulkley. ST. doun.—Suddeniy, April im the 73d year of his age. ives and iriendso! the jamily are respect. 4c To . ; at To Li . —2OUN TICKLING & CO, BANKERS AND | Monday, Ajrit 26, at hall-past two P.M. Trains Ac ibrokers "it Brotways Sew York, “have for sate | leave Cle Grand Central depot at 12M, returning | flly Invited to attend the funeral, trom his late by at ’ The Business Outlook ‘Vbursaay, April 22. 114% 5 yay 1s FLowr anv Ga —Keceipts—Flour, 10.4: ; Privileges at lowest rates ks bought on moderate b:15 P.M afayette street, Je: t Pi 0,60 Wy de} yverh |v Poi hing toa ‘ou smal ff) at . M. afaye' reet, Jersey Lily, on Mon- pects Unchanged. Friday, April 23....115% 11524 115 115% | weal {8 oan eo ee eae ee de ee aney’ should cai on JOHN TICKLING & OC. 72. CARPENTER —At Somers, N. Y., on Seventh day, | day, April 26, at two P. M. Saturday, April24. 1154 1159, 16 T15%s | Week Were a; wheat, 264 | Broadway, or write tor 7Z-page pamphiet—"Men and > 24th inst , Wife Of Jesse G. Carpenter, ‘TAPPEN,—suadenly, on the 234 inst., Grorom do. j Corn TM a | Idioms of Wall Stree.” Her relatives and friends are invited to attend | Tar , of the late firm of Tlappea & Haggarty THB MONEY MARKET, ear of bis age. vay in the SALs bag ‘ + : Money was easy on call at rates ranging {rom 2 rmarker was dull nehanged, with report JOMMERCIAL PAVER WANTED, ‘er of 5.650 BI stl a rade uh r atone 0 be in waiting at | The reiatives ana friends of the family, also A REVIEW OF STOCKS. | 2 3per conte ‘The banks are abundantly supplied | jicai Wwasyuiet wind steady. Wo'nute sales of 30 bbls C Suds i ramen Katonah for the #2304 M. train from New York, | those of iis brother, Tnumas B. Tappen, are re- * | with loanable capital, but find didicuity an using | We quote on Harlem Ratiroad, Spectfally invited to attend the funeral services, itin legitimate channels. Hence one of the rea- No dotate, $4.00 a $4 50 merchants, manufacturers, £c, | CHAMBERS. —On April 25. 1875, JANE, wife of | on Tuestay, 27eh In) four P. M., at Katgers 30: ARS OF Superdino 4 a in ARK beeen Oh Thomas H. Chambers, in the 70th year of her age, | Presbyterian cuured, corner of Madison avenue 80N8 Why large speculators may be able to control | Xtra State Hobe a 7. H KK, Banker, 178 Broadway, | ne relatives and friends of the family are res | and Twenty-pinth street. The Monev, Gold and Bond | "sever funds are required for their operations. | Superfine We ras) IPE AND ENDOWMENT POLICIES BOUGHT AND | inte pint hope lie? Ay Miaheesntn pi er ed ye eee on 3 nee a aie th aaa feta ? 2 rxtra Weste! 56% | Ld Money advanced on the J surance effected | residence, 16! ‘i Is e| eet, yor BI a i ul on, tu thy y It is estamated that by the 20th of July the amount | Whinesotn 850 | ina the best companion, at the lowest Taten by Fel | Toesday, April 3, at two P. M. ath year of his age. Markets. of gold disbursemeuts alone will be in the neigh- By ULZe, 65 Wali street: Post oMee Conant. —On Sunday, April 25, Ewanuen Leb The relatives and friends of the family are re- Dorhood of $95,000,00c—a fact that will explain | } 7H) | fONHY 70 LOAN—ON FIRAT Nolet AGR:, WITH CONANE BO (OR CHE, OF men OOIpiUim lu she SRW | spechiully Tieiiee Oe ere ie Want heeate wines eC of cl! 8 o | it m Leaseholt q Ms - J BI . heh € w cid te HOt RAMESE AE eOmpeCTIVG Case, Commercial) Go alkty seainht ex bb | casiest termm GLO. W, STAKE, loo Broadway rooms |. The relatives and friends of the family are tu- | street, this (Mondas) afternoon, at one o'clock. ‘i yrs fl an ays, paper has been in demand at rates rangMhg trom | st Louis choice doub $50 vited to attend nis funeral, from his late resi- | UNpeRMILL.—On Sunday, April 25, at the resi. UNDAY, April 25, he 5 to 6}y per cent for prime. Banks are among the | > Louis, choice jai i 8 5D AMPHLET—"HOW MONEY JS LOST AND MADE | dence, No, 2 sf, Luke's place, on Iuesday, April 27, o! her son-in-law, Charles IH. Corbett, No. During the past week the commercial and finan- " " Kye Hour, five to supe 4000 490 | in, Wall Street.” containing highest and lowost | at two P.M. 126 Java street, Greenpoint, Brooklyn, Mary leading purchasers. The following are the quoted uthern, Nod... . 44 450 | prices in J0 years: particulars of nowbi ners, panic Belgium papers please copy. Bumabarn, wile’ of J. & Underhil, of ‘Richmond Mal situation has not been disturbed by important “5 Southern, supertine {sua 510) &e: all hiformation avout sek privilegos, cont and et ¥ rer pleas P, tie Gueamons Barra, | county, Ketan, ik the AGS Re a shan Nor can tt be said that anything nas | 75 southern, extra, 5250 62 | manner of obtmuing them, &e. Pampalet tree to any OLIUS.—Ih BrOoklyD, April 24, CHARLES BANTA, | County, Staten Lsiandy i the ddd year of ner age, ges. CURRENCY PAPER. routhern, taimily bh) a 8H | address, LAPSLIG1 & BAZLGY, 74 Broadway only son of Rey, Peter B. and Kiiza J. Crolius, in Relatives and triends are respectrully invited to occurred to modily the iaith that is expressed in Corn meal, West Sou a the 7th year of ie ag attend the Iuneral, on Wednesday, April 25, at ‘orn meal, Western, Ha > 4 art a Ba i fr e u| . . a, : rn meal, Jersey wa 420 EQOTIATION Relatives and trienas ne family are invited | one P. M., from the Charen of tae Ascension, Ma developments of the lature and shelr PABpOn Ge Jorn eats Brandywine . 4 oa 480 N or to attend na juneral bt ef ctapyent atrect, between Union ‘nveDue and Frag«lin areal pon the general trade of the country, Though ao REE OUR ARETE RSE UGe EEN Binsnouy WER MISSOURL BIATE STOCKS April 26, av two o'clock, from the residence of Mra, | Greenpoint. bur growth be slow %t is not the less certain. | singie-namea— Tho saics were about 57,00 bushels, (part inst evening) 4 ©. K. Bergen, 149 Baitic street, near Henry, VipELL.—Suddenly, April 24, 1875, BLiZa, widow 4 Though it may not be felt its vartous processes are | KiItst class. 16 ee AUSL 2 for No, 2 Chicado to nerive nage week and iast | By virtue and authority of anactentitled “An act to | DAVIDSON.--On Friday, Apr 23, JENNIE, Qaugh> | of the late Thomas Vide, at her late residence, om He hat May, $1 2a $1 23 lor Milwaukee, $1 Stor No. | authorize the issue and sale of renewal funding bonds | ter or Jonn avd Annie Daviddon. 14 Clocmont avenue, Brooklyn. atill at work; and when, after the lapse of a few £3 1 Minneyota; $f da $1 37 tor rod and sinber winors | fot iy panne, or inset apd pacing, We OMe | Her Irionds aud those of the family aro respect. Funeral at two P.M, Monday, April 26. Rel ve S84; Northwest, agi zi. debrodniess,” approve oN 29, 1875, wo, uliy Invited to atteud the junerat, (rom the rest- | tives amd Iriends are respegtully invite ‘months, we begin to measure causes and results, GOLD PAPER. was dull and icv lower, clomng at de, tor msxed, undersigned, rund Commissiongrs ot the stato or Mis | Canoe of her parents, Noe Tdi Lexington avenue, | tend without lartber nouces fovited: 87,000 bushels, at 9c. a Vgc. ior mixea; in store, er | Seri, Will receive sealed bids at the oMee of 1 4 Use. for do. afloat, chietly at M@e., and Ite tor | Bor OF UG State of Missouri (ie same ty be o it will be found we are gradually moving forward | Double-named— Mona: h lust. at one o'clock, Wart,—Sunday, April 2), Sormta J. Warr, widow In the estabushmont of larger credit, and that | gPTMe. 0; seereseee 6 O26 Fee gt Pe At, chtetly AL BSc, and Orgc. Mic. fOr | Tete by the Governor in the ‘nreaeuice of thes YP purey.—in Brooklyn, on Sunday, April 26, | of the ‘late Lyman Wait, of Athens, im her ita Wall street has simply discounted a condition 8 ad tive. Sales Were 51,00) bushely at 7fe. a 76c, for nixed, | Sloners) on May lv, 1875, at lv o'clock A.M, for the pure | Mary Durry, in the ditn year ot her age, year, iw first hait | chase of 800 bonds of the stocks of this Sute, ‘The bids ‘The inends of the family are resnectiutly tn- Friends And relatives are requested to attend R +0 and The TT se. for ‘white; also 20,000 bi 4 of prosperity which is being daily foreshadowedin | yne Bank of England did not change its rate of | May'at te. ‘aid T2ige. sellers option tor ull Muy. harley: | Bay, be for any val thes Gommerctal circles, ‘This tact is exemplified by an | qiscount and is still quoted at 3% percent, al. | Mirek itn Aimed Hervale toe ade OD bushels | 8006 per cent Bonds, pay 0 CINNS $1,000 each vited to atiend the funeral, on Tuesday, at two | the funeral, from the resitence of her son inlaw, ™ o'clock, from St, Stephen’s chureh, Carro'land | Henry DIX, 100 Bast Sixty-second street, on Toca Hicks streets, where a sojemn mass of reqmem | day, April at twelve o'clock, nore: in the volume of trade, although prices | though the bullion gain was £152,000 during, the | Banudlin at $l 46. Kye dull and lower, with 55,00) bush- of the Umited > i " are ona lower basis. The ratiroads likewise show | week, which raised its reserve of liabilities from | §'gso.\%2¢* M1 bond, sold on private terms, quoted ar ie. to belousanie twent years after date, tothe. Comerery, atte. Moly Ucoss Fate ish, 10F ea PeUNes eeeeeaeey considerable activity, notwithstanding the tardy | 331; to 392¢ per cent. The Bank of France gained Fi There is more doing, with rates firmer, ne 0 re of the State of Missourt alter tlve y interment, IAIN Ae BARAT OTS , 3 5 ™ ot ie y 3 xe from the date and betore the expirat Ythe OW i a 4 > movement of treizhts, and were it not for 10,476,000 francs. Pie aE ba acoecintos years. Sald socks to ave semi-angial coupons we dene Sate RRA aehdtae Matowwun Lente spe FLEETWOOD PARK. TEE DPRIROUS. COMPETE. THE BOND MARKET. Yislons, past at Ze 0 tons vilenie at aia. 20 0 boxes | Tho davn ol July antouunary of ewen senr All ine | ct of Joan Baan. i site —*- at present existing the earnings would doubtless | Governments w | apples at Sy. Sidey and 20,000 sta ii private terina. 16 | Bonds to be tional Bank of Commerce, Notice of suneral hereafter, 1 b ‘aineaak hai . ere strony and fairly active, Core | Aono hy sail, LUO bbIa Tosh, reported, ou private | i New York, éxoopethe poumd sterling stocks tobe vay: | Rar.—On Saturday, April 24 James W. Yana, | OPBNING OF THE SPRING TROTTING CAMPATON—~ be more encouraging to bond and stock holders | yenoy sixes showing the largest advance in con- | terms. lo ¢ 0 bis, rosin on pri- | #6 Londen. | two hundred and sixty of thew bonds | in the 64th year of his age THE MORSES IN TRAINING. shan they have been at any time since the panic. | sequence of the fact that they are received on de. | Xn sGuhias mv tous prineinally AL 4.5 | A sand bauk ow une 40 1a/a, ant oa to vearaate duly | Re relatives and friends of the fumtly are re- | watters aro assuming a very lively aspect at dtorat said bank on | spectrally invited to attend the funeral, from his is idence, No. 11 St. Luke's place, on'Tuesday, | Fleetwood Park, The stables are poginning to fil, at twelve o'clock M. and very early next month the curtain will rise 1875, and to be delivered and said Last 01 bids reser M 10 Tull, by steam, 32.00. k, for ofders, an ftatlan quarters grain at bs. and There is another element which perhaps bas not | posit against national bank circulation. ‘The Sec. been fully considered in this connection, Where- | yerary of tue Treasury has issued another call for niioned date, ‘The ruht to relece any or all | hate re ni to the Governor and Fund Commissioners. | April 2 bushels corn at 54d. To bark, hence, with about 30) bver our great newspapers circulate the laboring | $5,000,000 of five-twenty coupon bonds, the denomi- | £0 gratuity. To Kremen, by steam, {00 bales cotton at poods of these bonds to be appliod to the payment —On Saturday, April 24, JAMES FARRELD, Biasses are being educated, and the agitation of | nations of which have been already published. | (eit eee eeenels Fes, MH Das wt Gd: 0 baler | Nest viass Marine Au lebcduneas of che wiate. | fntan We | native. of cqunty Ol Kimenny, Inglana, in she oath | YNOD: the Konewel Of outing: in (ins vicinicy, questions involved in the issnes between capital | p; a ; Hs: | eaaner On Brivaye varias y Te) Pagrasne topachy, co ene | forthe payeNe 1H0 Tesoureds onthe stutenre aiuple | Year ol M8 age. when the fair valley of Westchester will be alive janks, trustees and fiduciary institutions continue : ¢ POE ¥ tf meet. promptly, principal and interest when due. ‘rhe relatives and iriends of the family are re- | with horses. The advent of warmer weatue s machine: provisions bbis. 2s. Aud industry has brought these issues more than | to juyest largely in this class of securities, Im | 2m Voitambury, by st ever prominently into view. On the one hand | yajiroad bonds the transactions have been large, | Si, 2iM bbls. rosi on private terms. To t Ms s ci 4 4 st U8, there is 4 demand for more work, on the other 4 | especially in the Pacific issues, which have shown it ; i), Fo Aontevideo, in @emand for more compensation, and tu the varv- | q steady advance on the prices of last week. In | on il Mee Roe cen: Gre et ing changes that are necessary before values are | ogner railways much confidence and strength was and This proceeding is tone by and with ihe advice and con: | gpecttutiy: invited to attend the funeral, on Me 1 sen{ ot the Governor of the state, day, April 26, at one ’. M,, Jrom his late residence, alter the dreary winter and tie horrid month of ibraltar, AO vee 4 Panta ee! 2. | hand 47 Alien street, Maren, which in allfature almanaes must stand ptate Trodsurer. + THOMAS HOLLADAY, {Com'rs. ee Rry,—On April 24, JouN B, FooERTy, aged | out as “that cold season,” arouses into life tae years. Ptute Auditor, ity, Mo,, April 5, 1875, Funeral from his lite residence, No. $44 Union uesday, at eleven o'clock | Under the Influence of the sun, so long shorn of & basis of Bl per bb. A prhnags ‘© Laguny ra InrrERsoN © various stables of trotters throughout the couftry, orty Only h brig bout 2600 bbls. | capacity, henve with yene: rgo and back to this * " street, Brooklyn, on 1 bgain definitely fixed it may readily be seen why eres s +} 5 ed i; . WANTED FOR ON Rt WILL ig y ; likewise manifested, and it 18 apparent that | port, reported at $2400 and an American bark with $3.00 Dar alarge interests mpartier jarnaing | AM.” Relatives and irends are invited to attend | 119 strength, but now rising rom its eastern bed sue ofl and water do not promptly mix. In capitalists are once more giving to them that | Keuersl cargo, trom Vhiladelphia at $1.20 gold and | $5.00), to be well sect “ i Y large t Fox,—On Sunday, April 25, Anriuwk Pox, im the P Li back at $1.20 currency to Philadelphia, or $1,100 cUr- | Fee ee eee isi ents prietbals wiven bost- of | 65 i x y with the streagth of a giant, the modest violet ‘ ri mia THE SPRCULATIVE MARKET attention which was observable to a certain ex- | rency to this port. ness, paying 25 to 69 p ven best of | Oth yeagor his age. . ‘MULASSER, references, Address ( . ‘The refutives and friends of the family ave re- | and the early grass are moving to ® boautita) the market rules very fi ith @ fat — +e the principal eventof the week was the advance | tent herore the panic. It 18a significant fact that | jonmurtemani reporied, From ret hunda’the. stock | ‘ Nn . TO LOAN. i Panama, which, after months of patient waiting, | gs this ciass of securities were among the first to AN Re Cae | a Matera Sener OE $300,000 20 Base spectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom his petia 0 e ri Jute residence, No. 842 Greenwich street, on Tues resurrection, while at the same time the racing attwo PM. tracks are drying up, and those under skilfal Ust FUNDS, IN SUMS w York, Brooklyn or Aas suddenly come to tbe front and promises to be | gee) the shock of the t is, be Wesichest 1 Ketate; no bonusreauired. U. i. WIL day, April ‘ A great crisis, ko are they now | vado refining, 426. a de.; G0. d0.. grocery, S90. A A . 3 AGS beg eg ee ae " 2 2 PLC! 3 dne of the most tuterostitig securities of the street. | peginnaing to lead the market In affording evidence | 50: ica De. te. ipgiish Isianap sec. 0.80.5 Now | BER, Lal nance Company, 187 Lrondway, ann 7. poe Sag ken Pilg Cire V peaks fy mManipalation are now ft for “conditioning” the he causes assigned for the advance of this stock | or etter ttmes ahead, State bonds were dull the | “'rarar'srome-apirite turveniine: was ase lower un | $7 OQ) OQQ Me@OANcos, RORY AND MORE. | Hallock, oF Stony Brook, In the Sid year or ner | (hoNsuNd of Henl-mooned snlllals thas, will sak - 7 4 der weak advices from Wilnnngion and the e 1 SRE KS Foggy. Sorise Pernod. ats age. bart in the coming trotting eampalgn. fom 190 oF thereabouts to. 18 at the close yester- | enier features being Virginins, Tennessees and | fleur inmtur Saori Ibe nt aie, ad Oo New Vorks | STEVENSON, Jt i Mine street ar ay Rast teventeenth | "Sho roigtiyes and ftlends of the family are re-| First and foremost of the many parks in the flay are its new combinations with the overland | Missouri sixes. Atte. In rosins there was more activity and late prices | Street. NI these being estate funds, none but prime | gooeorfuily invited to attend the funeral, at tae “gral Rey roads, whereby @ guarantee of $40,000 per month is MEMORANDA. Deneifartt gcumcocanie, Alen cinesss (qr ciiary.10. e008 oe ‘ residence of her son-in-law, John Klderkin, at Se. | Hetzhborhood of New York getting ready for helt given to Panama for the periormance of the ‘rhe following 1s the opposition ticket to be pri serme, 799 bis, No. Bat ry * and 1.00) bbls No. } al i COPARTNERSHUIPS, fanees one hae res Gee, S08 Role Ne as spring Liaancaebelgy pep ih In . ae ace s ; ‘ar Was firmer, owing to the sinall stove. alos, 19) | - hen pr lr eericetee, eo P.M. ex Whi mee 9 A.M. | or at least long before tis May reunion, It will have Pacific Mail service, thus putting the isthmus | sented to the members of the Stock Exchange. | j)1."Newbern cat $2 10. Washington ‘and, Wilminvton | OTICK.—THE COPARTNERS'IP HERETOFORE | tain trom New York at Stony Brook, 1a brightest dress and be in complete . rallroadin a much stronger condition than ever | The election occurs on the Ist of May :— quoted at $2 bie 0 3t : City pitch, $2 25, delivered, existing between the undersigned members of the Richmond (Va.) papers wali please copy, put on {ta brightes is D jompiey and enabling it to increase 1ts dividends trom For President—Geo. W. McLean. ” fi birt Fig mola ailshan edatr ander te eta a fad eae er ia wr Coane ae ae Ra nrown Saar HANLON. —On Saturday, April 24, PArRick HaN- | readiness for the tourney. Since last season thd 12 to 2% per cent per annum, It is already ~ Ae i Geeks om the creek. Kettued, In pbia, quoved at 18 weeiires trom the Armeacd tuo ilapittuosetirbe paid | TOR, ned. Db Fears, friends of the family aro ine | Caully reached resort has suffered a change in ite ‘ —R, Ke . ., spot and April; 1c. a first halt of Ma: ‘ > the, , mtb e y are in- Fumored that an extra divideud will be declared, | yr Chairman. 4, Wneelock, Hee iodeivnesap ava thy "Chen abecr alae | Anam clams ans dim lucia WALTMAN | vited vo attend che t¥neral from tho resdanoe of | Managoments Tue mea then neliiie fe rine and the friends of the road are mentioning very For Vice-Chairman—James Mitchell, SLE ate: eh ba x. 6: Re for this and 7e. ior | ture ousiness at No. 686 broadiay, under the firm name | Nis brother, Hugh Hafllon, Seventy-flith street, be. | have retired, and others weil known to the com IL nf all treasurer of Gratuity Fund.—A. 8, Peabody. en eggs oe ry ladon rere Me. peace 4 of i i tween First and Second avenues, on Monday, 20th | munity, whe Messrs. W. H. & T. is, Jolnson, steps igh prices, but it 1s well enough for sm Zoverntug Comumitice—To serve two years (to ce at Philadelphia was wominally Wye a F. B, NICOL & ¢ inet, at one o'clock P.M. : sc : trait to keep near shore, The next strongest | fi) vacancy), W. K. Soutter: to serve four years, 7 peeaiicos. ih nda rable esabiain, gptndard FRANCIS BNI HANPER.—On April 32, 1875, JOMN Hanren, sentor | Pod 10 and wssumed command. ‘The change has Fock on the hist was Union Pactfic, which con- | Geo. H. Brodhead, Jno, Ten Brook, GL. Haignt, | uns. —Recelpts—Cut meats, 415 packages; lard, VAN ENSSELARR, | Member 01 the firm or flarper & Brotuers, In the | given great satisfaction ailke toowners, trainers th bya further ad | OM. Stead, D. B. Hatch, J. ouvier, Fitch W, | 81 do. The receipis for the week were :—Pork, 25.8 New Yous, April 21, 1875. 79ih year OF Dis age. and the thousands of people woo havea fondness tinued to astonish every one bya further advance | Siitn, 11. Ki. Alexander, B. L. Stnythe aud M. L, | Bickaies: bect, 419 d i mexts, 4,099 d Kroc Reiatives und friends are invited to actend the dane n +d ’ do, and 18 keg: The market for pork =— + * St. Maul’ i m ry for races, as with care, pridence and an eye single from 71% to 7834, the highest price yet made ons | B, Martin, Motte at. ie ar poi BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. fuperm, at St. Mauls Methodist Hptscopal chureh, large business, A reaction occurred at the close Soper chaak Casinsia to salaneh aa Gola aad. oL ne sates ae rece noon) Faun, RVen ne eee Teenayrecond | Peeee 08 | 0 on verve OF Si rage Teas abe Cote eee Y ‘ L were quoted $42 1245, and iu MEMBER OF TUE YORK STOCK EBX- | Monday morning, 26th inst, at eleven o’cioek, tricks that are vain,” Fleetwood muse prove int vi the market, however, to 774s. Kansas Pacific, COMMERCIAL REPORT. 22 ut 2 Wrowed hogs wers, firm, ch change of Pivh standing desires to make arrange- | HAYDEN —On Satarday, April 24, Lizzik b., wife i as well as St. Louts, Kansas City and Northern ie, Hect and beot hats were without sles. am nents witha hovise to attend to thelr Hoard business, or | of Alvert Hayden and daughter of the late Thomas | Mensely popular, Tne right step has boen takgn 1a * preterrea, attracted pally, nohanged. Hacon was quiet with sales « fy the pag eben ay ania. 20.40 8 GOH Bre | smuil, this end, as anumber of the more prominent gentler SPOT COTTON STEADY—FUTURES CLOSED WEAK— | city long ele: per it. i > having alrea ase ‘ t inhi yered ea oy Glour'was aucted at lace. periky’ Cutgnoate mers wise | the stock busines. “Address MAITLAND, Horald Funeral from her late residence, No. 13 West | jnen known in the turi world have been selected Forty filth street, on Wednesday, 28n inst, at | Is pg. | nalfpast twelve o'clock. Remains will be taken | nized | to Tarrytown for intermen racing events of the season, Admission to the fron works, near, and with office in St. Louis, Mo. HENERMANS.—On Sunday, April 25, ELSA, | grounds for the year has been reduced, the cing tactiites for a large and’ It 6 ver | 1 OKIGGS & CARLETON, Wiroad- | d#ugater of Willam and Mary Henermann, @C49 | 1449 tnrown open to all visitors and ladies ade —+- --——— _-- the faveral pp beg place on Tuesday after- | mitted tree. The cwiivation of the patronage of 0 CASH MAY PURCHASE | noon, af three o'clock, from the residence of Mrs. , 3 ix to bo commended, as the Anat bastiote |0. Menike, ‘Tompkinaville, Stacen island. ‘Tha | Gosham’s talF ones ts ee ‘ sl “come sum | Yelatives and friends of the family are respectfuify | Presence of reflned women at sach reunions gives rald Upwwn Branch oles. | invited to attend the funeral without further | the sport of trottimg a charm which it cannot TRICIAN, CENTRALLY Lo. | BOtlee. * | otherwise possess, Various repairs are botug cash business, wishos t KaGis.—On Sunday, April 25, aitera Jon® and 5 nor not other intelligent painiul iipess, GOTLIED KAGUE, aged 67 years, 3 made upon the premises which will cohance the general comfort of the trainers and drivers aa CONSIDERABLE ATTENTION bellies brought 13c. per Th, and 35 as stewards who will have fall control of the Lard was Ormer, bat p yuiet: 5) boxe: FLOUR DULI-—WHEAT QUIET AND EASIEK— by an unexpected rise in the former stock from about 19 to 27, and in the latter jJrom the neigh> CORN LOWER—OATS STEADY—BARLEY MORE fon"s Sa Da atone Aae at ote borbood of 34 to 424s, accompanied by ramors of ACTIVE AND FIRMER—RYE QUIET—-PORK HELD qauine, FF r i 5 “ cade D} eres June out favorable connection with tne Union Pacific. | yiGHER—LARD STRONG—PETROLEUM DULL HY at Tac a a 2 aCe a an he spot, | arcet was quite strong an Missouri Pacific made au advance during the NAVAL STORES GENERALLY HASTER—w: ring a nt sale: « Of about 3 per cent, selling up to 52% and : — eh Ph BE Jeaving off 1 per cent below tms figure. Atlanticand FIRMER—GROCERIES FIRMER AND scrive. ay Ns, stair. ty kaon, Hifc. 9 8 > Pacific Raulroad moved from 14 in the early part of Sarcwpay, April 24—6 P.M. and tully 1200 hhds. and 703 the week to 164; on Friday, with a siignt recession The trade movement was very mocerate all a Sge, for far refin- atthe close. Atianticand Pacific Telegraph was | through the week last past aod the business was not active, but had a mercurial rise in tue middie , disappointing; in some cases conspicuously so, PERSON WITH ANOUT $80,000 CAPITA ZA sired to take an official position im a well g NY PARTY WITH $3, half of an ensy, agree: several tori cated, Asaverate with business im for cash © Fg ithneli. In tact th ain character. fair business, 08 a 17 ut part:cul he day was de as irregular, i standar: Wifl give halt interest | months ana 2 days, KBOUS, Herald Uptown No ive of lunerei hereaiter. woll as visitora, ‘Tae fevce tn iront of the olny Of the week to 2844 on rumors of the progress of | It 1s becoming more and more apparent that the Cuda—retping, Inferior Branch ot é ‘i KAts.—Om saturday, April 24, Rose, rettct of do, fair to gowd, 8 ~ at 0p Aye ‘ been reset, the grounds thorough! the Faraday, but subsequently resumed its steadi- | hopes regarding the extent of the spring trade t Sige." Porto. tie A HOTEL, WITH 40 FURNISHED ROOMS, FOR gonn Kein, seed 7d yeara, @ native of county Ty- gt aa PEE ac thi a are sale.—Within five minutes’ walk of tour ratiroad 4 depots fre went eee soe or will tease the fee The ponte | bg friends are respectfully 4 corner Liquor Store and Restaurant as the owner is yited to attend the funeral, [rom the residence o| siek. Inquire at drug store corner of Fitty-ffth street jer son, 352 First avenue, on Gosden ‘April 24, | aWay from that sectiun im use by the ladies teiaeal, by moval of the pool selicr’s quarters Lo the extrem@ end o1 the grand stand, 1a order to Nave 1b us byt Ness at 264 a27a 26%. Pacific Mail opened at | will prove ifjusive, thougn in most branches of | 4414 and was quite speculative under thé influence | trade asullaverage ts likely to be scored by the / of various rumors as to the signing of the Panuma | end of the season. Buyers from every section of the ood Ninth vend | : ‘ wh hh an ___.. | 1875, ac hali-pest one o'ciock. pusaibie. ° sontract. It advanced to 45%, but when the fact country are plenty evough, but the poverty of the | sic. do.. I 10 15, . = “er epee omy ! q , On a . ” ‘The roads leading to the entrance O° the park = Toige 18 to 20, 10 Me. ah ARTICS HAVING CAPITAL DESIRING TO ESTAB. | pl my ti, SRGmaRES AES Ur Oecere EE iad Bas have been repalre: 9 Pr stables bunt and old on turl ¢ business in Baltimore may yportunity by addressing box No. 767 | Kite st offee, Baltimore, Md. Relatives and iriends of the tamtiy are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of nis sige. s do, | ‘Ries i | A Refining, e tair to cho om ¥ to LL, 74%) ard, Nos. 10 to 12, die. a 8 Wus annoonced that the expected arrangements. st two years has not entirely passed away, as had been actually completed the stock sold stead- | there 18 an all but universal complaint of a Hy aown to 43%, railyig subsequently to 44% scarcity of ionds, Buyers from the South , aged 1s yrars and 10 ‘ putin orver, Whiie, lage Dat HOt i@ast, THe tral ives rh tebe raentt has received much attention. tt Wiil be lar bett tui Season than ever, as a great deal of tal gi ae iow . Brazii—irus The. Du Mauila—Superior and | : 4 Southwest articuiarly short, come of | extta superivr, 7c. a 7%. New Urleans—Refning | PUYSICIAN'S PROPORTY AND PRACTICE FoR ine have aiteady been besvowed upen tt. «ce pe ny ‘ine my ve aa aoe representing ent pats of ‘Ampecuntosity 10 | *fitn~ “the dealings ina dlarioudng way were tai I selene, geraketiion: 29 tullen fram Kove York ty | Juceday, April 31, ev halepass ob6 o'clock Hace: have Veen. filled up, bard spots made inork . ¥ the dealings dis ‘ onda: $3,000; 9 on. ude ‘ 12%, ‘ . 7 sigse on oF before the 9th of May, and it is int : . a in'a jovwing way, | TUR, box 84 Post office. New Providence. 5.3. Lewis.—Ou Tuuraday, ADFHL 22, 1875, CuranLas, | tlaatic abd suitable Jor te tratitty lea) wie the whole be such as te prevent their purchasing anything | Pre Aaity worn vont w casks Curoiina amt Yo bags al | - like the amount of goods they would like to, or | goon, We quote:—Carolina, guod, a 7ig0., prime DARTNER WANIED—ACIIVE OR SPECIAL, WITH that they could probably dispose of, even in the existing | OOF Mit Gs prime, aga common qualiticn down to | mie Veuineee ie wie chy. addiew BAADNLS state of finances among theft patrons. {tis seidom that | Ge. ; Rangoon, 6% c. a hie curreuey; Patna, 7'¢., eur- | Heral¢ Uptown branch office. aieruai | erkete 066 saponial a0 Hatten?” Wille. ov Teney; eangoou, th bon 75 & $2 Th. wold. — = -_—— — @ecinea in the face of an otherwise strong | ‘° marke™ § a en | Fegreanta® was firm ana fairly active, with sales of 400 ARE OPPORTUNITY,—FIRST CLASS STORE, IN aurly active” is but infrequently heard. The demand | ticrees on privaie torus beat I + peat hi 4 markets. but, with {ts @sual eccentrietty, b eaet’ i ier ves on bing ‘ * \ best location ; Fent less than $20; light usiness; im- 5 . + | for the leading articles of import has been very mode- TALLOW Was atnet; 75,00 were placed at Ose. mediate possession. 1,410 Broad way. i} ITY TO MAKE MONKY.—AN | | ; it grew strong in the late dealings and advanced | gate, and the business indrugsand dyes, iron and other | |W! a Vian Sante euind thlatee tit blasts ENDID OPPORTU it Crook® LEWIs, aved 63 years, Ligh ; Kelatives and frieads are invited to attend the plicauion OF the aa ateriad A Sonsuns hoon futeral, from 155 West Forty-seventh street, this | vOut sUCD Testits, bile at will b ene ee 3 ten o’givel and oner every day, it ts already in capital condi il 24, Witttam H. | Hon, and early every moraing there is much Muse Amboy irom ine feet of the joguing horses. OL such already there and given daily preliminary spins prior to the hatder work wiiten they mast recive beiore he actnal battie which opens uu ine many well known clippers. Inthe the sume iad ated thatthe parties who desire control of the girection have already secured that end. Dels- ware and Lackawaona moved up 2 per cept, Erie ‘was heavy during the early part of the week and im Perth Amboy, N. J. reh on Tuesday, April c rriages Wil meet the Pennsylvauia Raliroad, | n Brooklyn, on Friday, April 23, 1st ot } Funeral at iour 0’ ay week, pig, ihe marker ruted steady, with sales of | . bo 31%, Closing at Ubis price. Wabash was strong, | metals, as well asin foreign and domestic wool, hides, | go) bis. at $1 19 ana 50 bbis. at $1 114, check to-day, terest can be secured as cashier ina legitimate 4 on 4, ather under tae ca and advanced from 15 to 10% under rumors of | oils, dc., presents but a small aggregate, and noarly all - ta travelling business, paying $240 weekiy, by applying at A A LiviNusTON, grangdaugnter of the | felt eee many “dark ones”? Wich give. )Or Sccommodation. itclosed nt 165 & 16%. Lake | the markets Glued quict Speculation has been DOMESTIC MARKETS. Broad street, room 7.” crs | late Garros Van Zandt, Req in the Sid year of her | [i Gr‘priiiiant careers. Last evening the list orm. confined to a yery few commodities, and even in thee 6. i, ANTED—A PARTNER, SPECIAL OR ACTIVE, TO elat and friends are invit braced the following, to which are appended weir tle lla naples MM: BB np Bote | the tendency has generally been toward a tower basis in Cotton at middling, wer “Net reoeipis a0) bets; engage in pork packing in New York; one who | uneeek treme y lor Present nreet, on mondey, best records and te pluces where they were ob» selling up to 73% and down to 71%. finally ending | sino every insiance. The export movement has been | SFOS B82. ales, O16 bares Stock, 60.5 Lates. "| SiST'sE Bret: ng rote estomave business cum be done | 0 200 Inet... at two o'clock PM * | tained :— ail alia 4 4 t au ‘ rf ensive business can be done fo! rf 7 ’ Ny’ LE ing on small sales fro s M tg . f for the business can be found; everything | D 4 f : \ 528) eee same course, receding le: mM 4435 0 ment, and the week closed upon quiet markets, Flour Exports to Great pritain, 3000 bales | reliable, Adress box 3.3h) Post ollice, Bosto year of her age. games Irving, & Pty gg = ae | ross, | 904. 424, closmg at 42% a 427%. Western Union was | was quiet ana weak during the greater part of the week, | Sales, 3,24 bales. Stock, 141,241 bal ——— Montux, April 24, 1875. TANTED—A PARTNER, WIT FROM $60) TO 31,2 Weak at tne opening, but improved to 7814, closing | but, with only muderate supplies ot [sad ows Lepore Cotton quiet; middling, 18%c. Net rv Fr tink 6 bales, W to extend a cash paving bi gong strong at 77% @ 78. Hannibal and St. Joseph de- | prices were not radically changed. heat was quict, | Exports constwise, 64 Sales, 1-200." stock, 25,854. ey every uught; wili bear t | comparatively, ail through the week. The offerings wore 7 ‘ Call on or address OAVITA clined from 27 to 24% on unfavorabie rumors con- | fone ine. principal dealers nate Savanwan, April 26, 1875, Bi | Cotton irregular; middling. 15%4c, Net receipts 382 bales; | way. ce: ossible divergence of 11s trade. and | testing a disinciination to sell at es-entially lower ‘342. e Mt Be . a Cnet af < prices, “Com was in moderate ‘demand all tne | E2CS Ma |} endian mecha Dead WANTED ANY PARTY | OF Closed at 253;. Obio and Mississippl fell off from | YeCe™ nat with conunued small receipts ihe market | Ple® Stock. S5004bales, Aprit 24, 1878 respectability, who cam tarni: ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited | Waiter. ru. cg, hall brother to Ja to attend ber funeral, on Tarsday afternoon, Apfii Jand, 1/2. 27, at half-past two o'clock, irom the residence of Chess Mrs. Koyee, corner of Targee and Gore streets, | Kitty. bu lf bn Stapleton, withoat further notice. f Hank, 6. ¢. 7 Years ud. Kentucky bred Moork.—At Newtown, L. L, Sanday, April 25, | pDrsathe 4 3 MINNIE, youngest daognter of C. L. ana | ids Mary A. Moore, aged 17 years. | ALBCK wid, Cleve oniederate Chi bred PATTERSON'S STAGLE. yt Park, 174 BK to 26%, Dut subsequentiy developed more | ruled firm for the most part, partoulariy tor immediaic | Cotton quict; middling, Ie. Net receipts, 241 bales | gfriiitcan have halt interest inn busi Friends #re invited co attend the funeral, trom | Wi. Walsh. » y is. vane | detivery. cats were ander the control ot lat a $40.00 m the r ul, Lady Burnfh vewieh, Conn. 188 strength, and ended at27% 027%. The range of | {na raied frm: pricesacvancing conmdcrabiy during | Saleh 80% stock, His pales | nent. For interview, reterences, Ac. address PLT. | St James” churen, Newtown, L. I. on Wednes- yiuren oi July, Red, ist ‘ill be found below :— ine week. Barley rated firmer and prime brought | Wiiincrox, N. C.. April 24, 1875. NAM, box 181 Heraid oMiee, April 24, ut three P, M. Trains leave Hunter's Gauntlet. br. #. ir Grounds, 1870, prices Ww: 3 | jiaher iuuren Whiskey. was steady. ‘Pork was ane | _ Spirits of tufpentine steady at a. Rown quiet at $160 | Point at nall-past two P.M. ‘Also three green b HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES OF THE WEEK. | settled and prices fluctuated materia closing jower. | for strained. Crude turpeuvine quict at $1) tor hard, V fANTED—A MAN OF ABILI Monnow.+in Brooklyn, April 24, 1875, MaRTHA | TOM O'CON! AGLE. Highest, Lowest. | Bence cs eat anh Uk Geel Sedat cee f (Le VERE UD Hae GEL ot 'vergin.” Tar: quret AC character to organize Moxnow, beloved wile of Samuel Morrow, in the | George, b. ¢. Park Falr Grounds, 1874. 2:44 . | Freiahts were ve . but wi t decided bf is | valu Pty : Hf if * is orge, bg, . rae J iad ema simrimnited 130: bon ata lnc orkees In metry ani dea Flour ungbanged: sales 13% shin ai $0 6e fot ne 2 ng by Hettsen s sonia nenergase | "Tiedtrves ond iteoaria oF she samily are respect. | Waniron aid, brtn,, Poets wa ark W874. Harlem. 180% | mena on Chan ets were all quiet ofttee, 10 attend the juneral, from her iste | Vulcan, bik. «. Catskill, &. Y.. 1873 ...... —~ irene luliy mvite white winter and . TO $1,000 OASH.—PARTNER WANTED, IN | residences, No. I Milwaukee thes r Plour was dail, but unchanged. future sales were made | SIX ae le € | George M. Pullman, b. s., dirom 205 State street, on Tuesday, 27th, ste: i oie | Wheat was dull and easy, bu y, ‘ « 7 2 atiall es; Very little was taken on the spot. Corn I white Michigan, $1.56; extra do.. $1 40. ab iish: nd respectable business, to | two P. M Lizaie, ob. m.. rad : Lake ouore. . i1ds nd iower, closing with sulla downward ten- | sheis at A7c. | Barlvy scarce: | qssist and Keep accovn nd ean realize a guod income. | Mosee.—In Brooklyn, April 24, 1875, Carneniy: 4. Pe GILBERT'S STABLE. Wabash..... . Unis were st ady. Barley steady. Whiskey | naily $1 33. Corn meal—$35 tor bolied and | Apply to THOS, GAPENEY, 17 Centre street, owe y "4 i | Kk, bik. m., Fleetwood, 1574 Nortawestern meyer ‘* t. Pork and Lard were steady and firmer. Freignis ited, per ton. | Millteed steady ; shorts, $23; germ > ——ae | beleved wite Of Mengamis Moser, sage at scare, 1 elie, be. m., Alb 1974 ithwestern preterred . Cotton. conunued ‘ive on a | Shipstufls, $2; middliogs, $27, per ton | FOO APARNA WANTED 10 ATTEND Fi Kelatives and friends are invited ty attend the | Black woot & d Pah Island Ries good export and fase spinning dem aval stores | LO. April 24, y nancial department of a very lucrative | funeral, from her late residence, 327 Fifth avenue, ‘Also two green hor! land. aC jet and easier. Petroleum was dull, Groceries | Recerpts—Flour, 00 bushels jetly cash busines’ Full particulars at 3 West | on Wednesday, (he 28th inst., at one o'clock, , Milwaukee and st. Pau. | pt | | W. S. BROOKS’ STABLE, Milwankee and st, Paul preierred. | | 60,000 do.; oats, 29,000 do. do. Fourth steeet, room 2 atter 10 o'clock, ih _ | McELroy.—On Saturday, April 24, Many, the Ci pik g. hy Royal George, dam by. . | Flour, 960 bola; wheat, 36, iels: © nee ae 7 widow of Felix seKiroy, a native of county | Pat McCann, pike. ty Havel (wal Nor Pittsbarg.. a Mewiera tT. 26,00 do: bariey, 11.6u0 do. ‘Floar firm an $3,500 -CARTNER WANTED. IN A LIGHT | tyrone, Ireland, aged 62 ¥ears. wajimipsgns Biack Diet (of erent p ne Dei., Lackawanna and We . sales HW DbIs. At S625 A $6 2 10 2 ¢ Manutnctaring business that will bear | ““noiatives and iriends oi the family ate respect- | Unariie Yours, ba. Fiestwoot Park, 4 A business man can realize from $3,000 to aker's, $5 00 0 $6 5) for amt um. Address I. 85.0 $5 tor rye, os Wa $0 at were quiet an the outports Rew Jersey ventral | tully Invited to atrend the ianerai, from her late Carrie Burns. gr. m., Keniueky tide cargoes Wheat in tair demand and steady; saies 70) btishels No. ~ | residence, No. 641 Bast Tweltth street, on Mond Teed Clo, Reece oe eae. meral. 7 , Yy | 4 rt Dodd Go... 2 Milwaukee at $1 16, 7ardo. No. 2 Chicago wt $1 12, 60 A SAPS, RE- | April 26, at one o'clock P. M. Also Wires Hour year ole extfeme range for its, No | Milwaukee at $1 22a $1 23. 6,00) do. hard Min oly profitable busi. | MOPHARLAND.—ApTil 23, JAMES MCPHARLAND, | BENJAMIN MACE'S STABLE. tion of trast given; also w bags, doc. a 260. ; a ule. a Be. 5 ‘ate terms. Corn di . on the track au ating at 70e., in t plenty in store, None us | aged 62 years. Hopetal, er. e.. F Park, I~ Pha Fy. § 'NELSON.—At Irvington, N, J., Apri 2%, 1875, Wire | Sevsaitom be b 4 See j Barley—Nowe here: 20” iis Lat $1 ote Pasene, [enters om Ss eens oe and Flor: | ® Seeds in good demand and i me - i ence May Neilso ed 1 year and 28 days, | Quickstiver . for heavy mess. Lard firm # Highwines nominal. $75 000 TO $100,.000~-AN ACTIVE Funeral trom the residence of tis grandmother, ‘ April 24, 1375. | F Rte petent business man, with Mrs, M. U, Brombush, 38 Perry street, New York, | Washburn Mavi, ci. m. » invest, can have i rry Walton, b. g., Wl Flour dutl, nominal, Wheat dali and ‘deciining: No. 1 | on Tuesday, April 27, atone o'clock. Relatives , . Empress... Aiter Ch: ere taken by export | * a 1; Di 4 nancial department in « business that h : goer See Yaton. xpress ers, in addition to the ‘ales below reported, ana mher | SPINK. #1 8: ig "teat'thee eee, dukes kot leaked thitty-nve years. in. which over $3 and iriends are invited to attend, | Mongieliow, bm Guited states Kxpress sales were in progress, if not ¢losed. Kumors were in B.. } cad aechininat Ne 8 aying A large per centage; it is a u’Corxor.—On April 25, Bringer, wife of Patrick | DANTE AGLe. sl erreutation late that still turther sales of 1,00 bales and | “POM, i bed. May. Ry satislactory fr iven and O'Contor, aged 33 years. Arthur, bik. ¢., Pout Breeze Park, Philadetonin, G, ©. amd | oes upwards, alse port, had been made. "We were un- | Mixed. ne ni g(iiee.. bed. May. Address box 107 Herald | fhe relativ 4 friends ited t 4 1574 ‘ trace Hannital and yi ; able to locate, DUC We are aware that buyers and seers | Miyanred : ya 91 Unis 0 OL 08. Harley | relatives and friends are invited to attend ) viiiny ‘Hair, be. @. Prospect Park Fair Grounds, h ape de vay nitite aparton several round low, Todays | Righer and in.good demand: No. 2 apeing. $1 27, spo.) ; her tunerai, from her tate residence, 177 Kilzave u “= Geb une MenOTNN Ce cents ay iy sents, DS sail and steam, Were 6.00 bales tokngiand | $12) Avril, Fork lower wad in fair demand. at $28 | EE Ee | Street, on Fucsaas, the 27th, at two o'eloc! Chow Prince, Wk, Fisetwood Park, 197.0000) 36 oes ane ee ph. . Fe ai nut 40 pales to, the Coutinent Moi ¢ Would have veer ei Mg) AR ‘sis oat iewien. P..: MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, Riew.y.—Arer & tong and pai ines, | jiapche, vik. m,, Yrospect Park Far Grounds, CLOSING PRICKS—THRER P.M. SATURDAY. ih eg Fecespts at the: ports the erket tor 90 ¢ 35,0000. ; Fre, 2,000 d His friends and relatives are respecuiuily invited | Also sx oF seven green Borses. Math “au: Wi 7 | y comeahen, we - barley, 1.0000, Shipments—P) 12,000 bbis.; wheat, | MARRIED. to attend tue foneral, (rom bis late residence, 214 MANCS RODEN'S STABLE, Pacific atl, 44g & 4456S estern Union | sel, matniy 4 pon prehensious as TaN “ 16,000 di 18, 16,000 dh 2000 | ’ B st mig " " 1. | 10 the effect of Mav notices, whiten will pezin to be issaed | 144M bushels; corn, 16, 10. 5 OIE, ons FYE, | Buaxce—M: On Moud 4119, by the | West Fifty-iourth strect, on Monday, the 26th of | Henry. b. ¢.. Beacon Park, Boston, Isit Tetegraph, 7 a 78; Quicksilver, 191¢ & 21; | Nonday. W: vised that atter ‘Change 1,000 bales, | 40s Bariey, 80 d ’ ALE ER. On Mouday, April 19, OF Ine | April, wt one o'clock P. n me, Ch. Atlautic and Pacific Telegraph, 25 4264; Maripova May « chaaeee meres ae ToBaue. “Ihe fal | ie eines | faa eat A a hoe ed ig iB gd hagan | th on ‘Sataraay “pri eh Mrs. ANNE itoservey, eb. ¥ ms were a8 folloWs:—April, I6ige, 5-38e. ; a " ors or 4 JAN, | » 63 7 3 ad K Hf ae Mioing, assessment pard, 1% 97%; Boston Water | MOMS une, Lo Tiee, am 18 1Stee Y duly, Wo ites. | co MENANCTAL CHAMBERLAIN—CARPENTER.—On Taursday, Aprit | REGAN, in the 65t!t year of her are : | Also two are * Power, 163; a 16%; Adams Expross, 102 a 103; / & PBR 9g ge, | MO 2T Bee, 8 lode: Hemiemver, |“ Cgust BELMONT & UO. 22, 1975, by the fev. J, #1, Rylance, D, D., PRANK U, | . tie relatives and irlends of the family are re- DUN MURPHY'S STABLE. a E F bh a 04% 3 United weaves | 1e islOe-s8 ett: Cotober, Mise. a le baie: November, | AL GUST Mankers 19 and i] Nassau street, CHAMBERLAIN to Many J., daughter of the inie | SPectfulls lavited vo attend the saneral, irom Mek | ryay pahiman, p.m. Fleetwood Park, 1874 merican Express, 7 4 ; nites tates | 6 we 8 ee saints Me ol EE onal seneery, | jesue travelicrs credits, availabie in ail patts of the | Charles L. Carpenter, pong yng * , 128 gg Toad oe — Chartey Green, bs ©, 1873... fe Express, 61 a 61}; Weils-Fargo Express, 87.0 89; | fration in iorce september |, 187k and on upiaid comon | World. through the | gzaya RENDER OR, APth 9, a8 thee, Fest Vata’ Ghucent Tweneptese wirecs, Htookiva, | “alleen deve woman 7°77"! Chicago aha Alton, 103% @ 10445 leveland and | in swre runaing in quality Hot more than kit a grade | and qhoir correspomtent Hence SF FORO aavet, Greenport, N.Y. by tne | whee <8 0; equi il be celebraved; " marent 70 above of below the grade quoted: Oniinary, 1g¢.; good | Nd their correspondenin, ev. Dr John Coyle, of St. Luke's Methodist ispis- | ® mass Oo; requiem wii be celebraced; Mi. SMITHS STADLE. Pitisburg, 92 & 92; Chicago and Nortiwestern, atrict Rood ordinary, loc. + tow middinice | aise commercial credits and telegraphic transfers of | oopai church, Newark, N. J. JAMES Davie to | then e to Flatoush for interment, as 1 | Selle Irwin, bm. Rochestor 178. 42% @ 42%; do, preferred, 544 a 55; Chteago | ig. 16. Quotations | ™ 2 Print —_..__. | JRaNi® BURNSIDE, daughter of the luce John Alex- | . Rooe.—On Friday, April 23, at the residence of | Royal George, wr. #, Mhiladelphia, 18/4. ..... ‘ation :— | ¥ & BAZLEY. 74 BROADWAY, AND | anvler, artist, Glasgow, Scotland. | Der daughter, 22 Market. street, CAROLINE F. the ENRY KEBLY'S STABLE. apa Rock Isiand, 103% a 103%; Milwaukee and .N, Orvcane, Texas, WAT Firtit AVENUE MoreL” (Pir. | Sher Poms tot ge omg beloved Wie of Freacrick G. Kode | St. Pa aT% ferred, 57 &@ 58; G:, C, | Ordinary 1% 19% STUCK PRIVILEGES ON “ARMBERS | | EVERDELL—ANDERSON.—On Wednesday, April 21, | “ree rates ao iepiade of the temas ore to | Pobe Sriese & m. Kensey : eet ney + Ory Cs | Good oruinary Bee CHANG: MUS GIVEN Ar | at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev, | ),f be relatives and irene . D. | Fanner Woy, Ps Revver. «+s and i. C.. 6 a 6%; Delaware, Lackawanna and Low mutdiung We 16s, | PUISs OR | George M. Mecampbell, of New York, Mr. WiLLiaM | vited i? a C4 iuvera bas Ste Ride My | Proneer, DF. Bo... es me ; Western, 117 @ 1174; Ene, 31% @ gl's; Hanada | Mdling: 14% 816M : . aS Ul, K.. K. EVBaDELL, of Brooklyn, to Miss Jewste Hi., | CUareh. corner of Broome and Kizaderm streets, ‘JOuN Rounne’ sTabne bet ie ip eptg! ‘< A Hegre Goot matidiing me ie | AN io ue ARKKT PRICE ON sas CON. | duugnter of John D. Anderson, of Woodridge, N. d | on Tuesday, Aprit 27, at one o’cluck 1. M. Peoswing. b Se veinicaes joseph, 25 a 2514; do, preferred, 30 a 31; , Middum . 8 7 AC), 3) Olt 60 DAYS” PRINCIPALS DO XO 4 ye | SCHARFER.—ON Sanday, April 25, MARTIN Av | Jim, b.6. +... vee + . SS seereee Rtise. NOIMING hi SHAKES, ) ‘ i Y re, berm . pee Lake Snore, 714 a 71; New York and Harlem, | Ey aaies were — " NU CONTRACTS. MADE IN OUR NAMB. PAM: DIED. avstvs SenAxrer, aiter a lingermg iiness, in the | Onis, i an: . . Nt 18 LOST AND MADE tN | 32d year ot his age, b Pama, PETER MANER'S STABLE. 13035 @ 131; New York Central and fludson | River, 102% a 102%; New Jersey Central, 113% a Consumpt + U4; UdIO and Mississippi, 2s & 2%; Panama, | SPeculate 165 2159; Toledo ana Wabash, 1645 2164; Union | The funeral will take piace from his late test- dence, corner of Canat and Front streets, Staple- ton, Staten Isiand, on ‘Tuesuay, at two o'clock .M. ‘The Excelsior Bucket Company No. 1, of digewater, and friends of tie famiiy are respect- ) FREE TO ANY REASONABLE. VES=MONKEY OD Lndowment insurance Policies, Mortwyages antics insurance of all kinds eflected with pestcompames J.J. HABMICH & CO., 117 Broadway, | July UNVvived to atte DURES. Barry,—On Friday evening, April 23, 1875, Maky T., wite of James Barry, aged 47 years. The intends oF the amily, and those of her brothers, Jonn and Wiliam Barty, are respect- ithe funeral. this (Monday) Gideon, f. g. dormerly Copperbotrom), r. ‘Also six ureen horsea . GEORGE P. RICK'S STABLE, Susie, m., Sprimgtiend, 187).. the above are BN i Pacilic, 779; @ 774; Micnigan Central, 7314 & 7. } basis low Soman cece — | moroing, at hall-past nine o'clock, trum her late | fully mviten to attead. In addition to the above $m8 God Manney | Hegn ag rllowa:—Secterday, ater EWo FM. BK ey T ipccately coal plies ci oad Fesidence, No. S4y wast Kithis-sixin street, to St. | RenMIDT. Un Apr! 2h IST Mra. FREDERICK | oomprising American Gitl, Barney Kolty, tito 4 | at Jot-l6e, a 3 * a LGERT H. NICOLAY & CO., | Lawrence's courco, Where a requiem mess will ScuMipT, of Jersey Oity, alter long suffering, 60 4 a Hicks; toator W. H. Crawford, dol Fanged from 114% to 11594, closing at 115‘%. There | Law at eye See. ua fae ie meee a No. 43 Pine street, New York. | be offered up for the repose oF her soul, and = years, 6 montns tha Yaaysela, « . | v cunts; Annie Gorrten, fA. eeu Copdernenoa, appears to be an exhibition of guerilia warfure im | OY) The: September. 20 at 16 Bdve.. Iw'at leans | A DEFAULTED RAULROAD BONDS A SPECIALTY | WeNee to Catvary Cemetery, ., | , Panerai service wili taxe piace at the German | (yacer); Jona H. Doty’s, K. J. Andersen's and ‘this market, based on Phe stitness of foreign ex- Vetover, ‘sii at io Side. ; December, du at lige. Asad bought by the uid established house of BENsoN.—Suddeniy, on Sunday, April 25, 1875, | Luiweran courch, Filta street, Jersey City, on | others will arrive this week, maxing the entire " nd t , | 10.0.0 bales. To-day, up to ome P. Mo April, 200 nt 16 ALBEKT Ho NICOLAY & CO, of pheamonta, Pinos KoLto, wile of Alred | Monday, Apri 26, at two o’clocy P.M. jot under training at the park over 9 change, @ HO porsinie shipmen@ofl coin. Itisa , 610 at 167 88e,, 2.700 At WW 9 Wwe. Ju joy at etoek Brokers and Auction G. Benson, | Scotr,—Suddeoly, satardas, April 24, Manoarer | The purses offered for rst spring meeting Jegitimate question how far the disbursements of 2” att af A. pe 4 Wie ; op 1 No. 43 Pine street, N eoak ican Ul eee are resmnoselly invited to | Scorr, wife of James Scott, aged 63. } Fieet tood, comprising 2:50, 2:28, 2:31, dead! coin by (he Treasury during the next ninety days Gd) at 16% C100 NE J Bed OURS FAO ile 2, ei) So Lake | RIVee SNS Seer eee cr rerces evenwereee. | Soeceamlree ame Sreraee Ot Seeimeey ees we. me. 3:00, $196, 1109 BOE St00 Chaaeee, Wil uatee Wil bifect the prowiam, age to whet excent gold | A%k jo a ge i, fb i bshee., 98d Fa teed and welvuprovad ial Beate on Wels | Fn "Gu Wrrtays Ue HEM ete ay Betepadt teres | Peentcd, WO Raat Mane aeare eee cote |-8t Jomnson Hrothers! fooms, uroadway, “an : at i620 ceprember, 280) at 16%e.; Uetober, 10) at A, for term of Years, without bonus ; + sLveNee, 2 4 uby-ourth street, On Tues: | Twenty-e street, Monday, Ma, mine | May be semt abroad, Prime bankers’ bills were | 10 o-16c.,; January, IW at 16 S160," Total, 210) bales. . SWILLLAM LEAVITT, La) o'clock P.M. " | day. at tem A. M. 7 | pM ™ " < “