The New York Herald Newspaper, April 30, 1875, Page 5

“FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL An Uneventful Day---Stocks Irregular and Generally Lower. MONEY ON CALL 21-2 AND 3 PER CENT. Gold 115 1-4 a 115 3-8—Further Shipments to Europe. INVESTMENT SECURITIES FIRM. WALL STREET, } ‘Imvurspay, April 20—6 P. M. Outside of the speculative market the events of the aay connected with the changes of commerce snd finance have been unimportant, To those who are Interested in stocks the principal condi- tion to be reported is one of alternate weakness and firmness, of moderate activity and much un- pertainty. While it is intimated that vartous pliques are quietly engaged in organizing for a bail campaiga, and fhat early movements will occur in some securities, there is no evidence yet presented which foreshadows dny plan of opera- fions. Fir the moment the general ten- fency is downward, but a hopeful feeling prevails, because ie is an impression that those who control the market are not yet Prepored to break tt or let it down with disastrous Results to those whose confidence has been 80 fecently evoked. New York Central, New Jersey Central, Rock Island, Harlem, Delaware and Lack- | wanna are comparatively weaker, but the really active securities coatinue to vibrate in the usual Bpeculative way. THE RANGE OF PRICES was as follows:—Lake Shore opened at 70%, ad- vanced to 70% and ciosed at 704;, St’ Paul com- mon sold at 37 a 373, a 36%. Panama, on odd lots, receded to 155, but sold during the day at 163, Erie opened at 297%, advanced to 304; and closed at 303;. Union Pacific moved from 7635 to 77}; and closed at 76%. By to 41345 the preferred stock sold at 6535 a 55. Western Union opened at 8015 and receded to 79%. Atlantic and Pacthc Telegraph sold at 26% a27 a 26%. Wabash was active on ghe basis of 15% @ 1534. sissippi declined trom 27%; to 26%. Atlantic and Pacific preferred was firm at 17 a 17% a17% @ 17%, with small lots at 18. Missouri Pacific opened Bt 53%, sold down to 533, and ended at 543g. St. Louis and Kansas City sold at 43 stad a 44%; United Express recovered to 54's. Other prices will be found below. THE SALES TO-DAY amounted to about 195,000 shares, which were distributed among active stocks as follows: New York Central and Hudson, 300; Erie, 29,200; Lake Shore, 11,200; Cleveland and Pitts- burg, 3,300; Northwestern, 19,600; do. preierred, 200; Rock Isiand, 8,100; Pacific Mail, 4,400; St. Paul, 1,900; Unio, 11,400; Western Union, 64,800; Wabash, 19,600; Union Pacific, 18,000; Panama, 1,950; Atlantic and Pacific preferred, 3,100; Mis: souri Pacific, 2,400; Kansas Pacific, 500; St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern preferred, 1,700. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, high and lowest prices of the aay Pitsburg. Milwaakee and Si. Paul. 37 Onw and Mississippt.... 27¢ 27% Del.. Lack. ana Western. 1s ney Union Pacific . Tis &, C. ana |. 6 Western Union. 80% Auantic and Pacifle Tei. 2 Pacitic Mail sevens 45 Panama + 163 163 ADVANCE AND DECIINE. The closing prices to-day, compared with those | Of yesterday, showed the following changes :— Aeperce—_tiaaiio and Pacific preferred, 3 G, C and C., %; Erie, 333 Pacific Mall, 3; Union Pacific, gold, \. DECLINE.—N York Central, 3s; Delaware and Lackawanna, 1';; Hannival and St. Joseph, ‘x; orchwest common, 1's; Missoari i; Ohio and Missisappi, %; Panama, 6; Rock Isiand, %; Wabash, %\; Western Union, 43 Atiaatic Pacific Telegraph, 44; Northwest preferred, ';; Erie, in London, \. ‘The stocks remaining steady were Lake Shore, er St. Paul and Kansas Pacific. THE MONEY MARKET. . Money ts again reported easy at 2s and 3 per centoncall. Prime and good grades of commer- tial paper are in demand, with rates unchanged, NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET, Northwest common declined from | 3 | @ Ohio and Mis- | 1? Although exceptionally there have been sales of | ehoice paper as low as4percent. Foreign ox- ebange was quiet but steady. Prime sterting nominal rates 4.58 a 4.91, selling rates 4.87 a 4.874 and 4.90 a 4.90'.; reicihmarks, 95 @ 95%, and 95% 895%; cables, 06's; prime Paris, 5.14% and 5.114; other rates, 5.15 and 6.11%. THE GOLD MARKET, All the sales of gold to-day were made between 116% and 115%;, these being the opening and clos- tag prices. Final gold loans were made tree of interest to either borrower or lender. The actual specie shipment to-cay was $1,431,634, of which $1,350,000 were goid coin and the rest silver, The Treasury patd out $367,000 coin interest and $62,200 callea bonds. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances. 45,4: Sea balan clearances © ING HOUSE STATEMES Carrency excvanges Currency balances... Gold exchanges. Gold balances. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The Comptroller of the Currency has notified » the Secretary of the Treasury that the additional Smount of new national bank notes issued since | March 20 last 1s $1,466,400. The amount pre- Mousiy issued under the act of January 14, 187: as $3,469,000. Toval, $4,935,300. This will call for $n additional redaction of $1,173,040 in the out- stamding legal tenders. Tne Treasury balances to- fay were :—Cur: ency, $1, 000: coin, $88,500,000 less coin certificates, $22,000,009, bank notes received to-day were $800,000, Cu The national | }: toms receipts, $525,000. Revenue receipts, $360,000, | THE FOREIGN MARKET, London advices report that the bullion in the Bank of England decreased £36,000 during the past | week. The proportion of bank reserve to liabilities is 39, per cent against 39% last week. American securities were firmer. Erie advanced from 26% to 2714. The bank rate is nnchanged. The tollow- ing a: & 93%; do. fur account, 93%¢ a 937%; 1865 bonds, Gld, 105%; 1867 bonds, 108%; ten-forty boads, 108% @ 103% ; new Oves, 102) RAILROAD BONDS. The demand for these by investors is unabated, and they continue to show a steady advance. Compared with recent sales for instance there is gain of to Delaware, Lackawanna and West- erp convertibies, which, however, were ‘ bigher for bits yesterday; ‘; im Chicago ana Northwest Consolidated gold sevens, 1';*in Delaware and Hud- son new sevens, ig in Toledo and Wabash firsts, St. Louis division, and in Toledo and Wabash con- vertibles; L percent in Aiton and Terre Haute seconds, preferred, and 2 per cent tn Pacific of Mis- souri seconas. 10144; the sinking 1unds were firm at 93% and the Central Pacific (Oregon branch) at 94% & 047%. Morris and Essex firsts sold at 1143s, Ohicago and Alton firsts at 113, Michigan Central sevens at 106 and New Jersey Central consolidated firsts at 106)g. C., C. and I, C, firsts dectined to 50. STATE BONDS were neglected. North Carolina sixes, special tax, third series, sold at 4; Missouri sixes, tundea, at 100; new Tennessee sixes at 50; District of Volumbia 3-65's at 70, The quotations are un- changed, GOVERNMENT BONDS were generally strong, currency sixes being a late quutations;—Consols for money, 93% | ye) 500 Union Pacific firsts advanced to | | 121%; do. do., do, coupon, 122 a 12334; do. ten- 10000 US 6s, 0, 81 US SPs. | Roo stony eee 8 8's, 1040, 7. DnUU 8 5-20,, trife lower than yesterday. The following were the late qnotatious:—Cnitea states currency | six do, d0., d0., coupon, 123} 4 123%; do, five- — twenties, 1862, registered, 1164; do. do., do, con- pon, 119% a 119%; do, do., 1864, registered, 117% @ 117%; do, do., do., coupon, 121% & 12145; do. do,, 1865, registered, 118% a 119%; do, do., do., coupon, 123% a 1 do, do., do., new, registered, 12144 @ 121%; do. do., do., do., coupon, 121% @ 122; do. o., 1867, registered, 121%, a 12174; do. do., d0., coupon, 125%; a 123%; do. do,, 1868, registered, registered, 116 a 1163;; do, do., coupon, 116% & 117% 3 dO. do., sixes, 1881, registered, 11544 @ 115%; do. do., do., coupon, i17%4 a 117%. BANK SHARES. Bank shares sold as follows:—Fourth National, 983;; Phoenix, 97; Metropolitan, 13433; Republic, 100; Commerce, 1191s, and America, 155, The fol- lowing were the latest wids:~ America, 153; Amer- ican Exchange, 116; Chemical, 1,600; City, 300; Citi- zens’, 125; Commerce, 11914; Continental, 954; Corn Exchange, 130; Kast River, 100; First National, 200; Fourth National, 98; Gallatin National, 123; Ger- man-American, 92; Gold Exchange, 116; Importers and Traders’, 195; Irving, 130; Marine, 130; Market, 121; Mechanics’, 145; Merchants’, 124; Merchants’ Exchange, 162; Metropolitan, 134; New York, 133; New York National Exchange, 100; North Amertca, 10014; Park, 152; People’s, 140; Phoenix, 963; Re- public, 9944; State of New York, 115; Tradesmen’s, 145; Union, 141, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES THURSDAY, April 29, 1875, REFORE CALI—10 A. M. $1000 Un Pac sf,...b3 9534 500 sha Un Pac RR. 400sns At & Pac ‘Tel... 27° 1700 767%, 76% 1:15 AND 11:30 A, 10 © & 0 aon NJ Cent iste colt. 1066 Soo mua St PH *sgoia uae ni &s Weon, 2.00 Har tat 78 3u0) Ohio & M 090 C ¥ Ist, CEO... be 12000) oN Tov West Pac bds... Sit 5000 Un Pac Ist. Th 10.00 200 Un F 93 ‘ou Alta 200 uw C,C al 2000 L. 8 div bds. 2000 T & W ist. st 6s jou, Tol 2 Wab 2d... Sf 6000 Tol & Wee ~ a2 Ww uv Delé io, ut 107% 200) ue ¢ tone 2000 Rens & Sar ine, “it 45 shs Fourth Nat B’ k 98%, 6) Metropolitan Bank 13088 1.0 Phomx Bank 25 B’k of Kepublie, 10 Bk of Com 100 do. 25 Del, Lack & W. 20) do . 7% 40 ao. 1198 8 150 chi d Alton BRD] Ws | ge 25 Ubi & Alt pt... be Lip 1 NF Seah tik be BS 7 ad roll Ee 1 | ; i | a 19% | Fit “yy Rs | “o te | i as | wo + 158 bs rg BEFORE CALL—le30 P.M, $500) Missouri 6's, f.. a, 1) shs Un PacRR..b3 i7% | sO Oe Sass COR... 1a ai bh is } 1oo0n CP hee sat ties 10K im 500 she West U Tel. 3 79 is do - oS | ‘4 Hi 1 Re | Nee . 3 16576 | > 45" 1000 WwW wre ew ie RR ON se Rie. TUN fs mn bs a 19 ie | wie He 2S, 1 8 20% Ty | Why ao. . ite gems A 100 Un rac RR, e 7M ssl — jgh.b8 121 0D ly 1 Age Ake fr ‘SF. foo U ssau Te Sow 8 on cures ae 950303 80.0, 088. 2 Walle SKCOND BOARD—i P. M. SXO Tenn Ge ns..... 2M0shs Un a a 15W0 Lis ot C 3-08'8.de 70 ou) Un Pac 1g 7's. 500) Mich © oN S333. 400 Tot & Was 4 fo Chi’ NW wena Ki Rib 1 o. cS lus 1035 : 105%, su ) do 20 LSaM s RR be 20 ‘6 ‘ Bz: BE 35 SR FS SRS SIIS5 100 1, 12824 a 124; do. do., 1881, registered, 121% a | rity | on American stapiara ot chaseliion, | To Glasgow, by steam, 400 ‘barrels apples, 76% 400 Pacific RR of Mo 942, 45-Alb & Sus RR. * RK 9 Mar Minas pd 6% @ Bos Wu Bower. 16 Han £38, opi COMMERCIAL REPORT. SPOT COTTON MODERATELY ACTIVE-—-FUTURES 1-16c. 4 3-32c. LOWER—FLOUR FIRM—WHEAT HIGHER—CORN FIRMER—OATS STEADY-—BAR- LEY QUIET—RYE QUIET—-PORK FIRBMER-—LARD WEAK—PETROLEUM LOWER—-NAVAL STORES GENERALLY QUIET—WHISKEY DULL AND LOWER—GROCERINS GENERALLY FIRM. THURSDAY, April 29—8 P. M. There was more activity in some directions; but, as @ rule, merchandise was rather slow of sale ahd prices were without improvement. On *Cbange there was considerable activity in grain, but nearly everything else was quiet. Flour was jairly active and firm, especially for tue higher grades. Wheat was fatty active and decidedly firmer, closing with @ still aavanctng tendency under @ good milling demand, coupled with a fair inquiry trom speculators. Corn was also active and higher, a good business being acored at the vanced figures. Oats were neglected. Whiskey Was easier. Pork and lard were still neg- lected, but there were no radical changes in prices. Pork was quite firm, but lard was easy. Cotton was in demand, but sellers and buyers generally fatled to agree as to prices, Futares declined 1-l6c. a $32. and closed quiet. decidediy lower. Naval stores were without activity. Groceries were generally firm, with considerable doing in coffee. Cortox.—A slight difference between sellers and buyers served to chéck operations in spot cotton. some expert demand, but the prices bid were scarcely equal to quotations, while bolders were generally asking more than quotations for the round jots wanted. Small lots were obtainable without difficulty at quotations, ‘There were no noteworthy sales revorted after ‘Change, when exporters had mostly withdrawn from the mar | ket, having failed to obtain the required concessions from sellers. Futures declined 1-160. a 3-32, and closed uiet at ti folto vane uctations:—April. 167-39. ; May fe 7siee, aie! R 6, Ah li sacs a OSes 2 July, 16 9-16e. af 16 iaide, August. MG 11-163 a "16 I'edbe,: “Neptember. 16 9-16c. a 16 19- October, 16%4c. a 16 5-820, ; November, Bh iste, December, 1s at Ade. ale 16 1-160, & januat scQuotations based on standard of classification in Der LIST and on, upland Conon, in. store prose quoted. Ordin ic. + strict good ordinary. ai idling, 1830. ; good mnidd Ordinary. Good ordina: 1765 —torruiure delivery (basis iow “midaiing) the have becn as fullows.—Yesterday afer two TW) at 16 &- 160. : igaee, } 09) at 16 7-16c., 800 RY Us I a 13-320. } July, 2,600 ac Té 1 16 21-320, 16 IS t6e., 2 +16¢. October, 100 at 16 9-2 1-820. paid to exchange 200 May ‘tor Jul two t. M.—April, 70) Size. ate 100 at 16'¢0. 5) at 3¢ ‘S2e. atl Sides; December, joa 16 1 320, Total, 15,700" bi Vilmington, 344 M74 Boston. 77 mis ‘tht K, t freigh.s closed as tollows :~-To Ham ourg, by steam, %c._ To Bremen, by sears, saul, me. Se To Liverpool, by sieain, y he market tor Rio was quite active and very stroug in tone. but ne iinprovement can be noted in the Tange ot values. The reported dealings incluaed 7,600 bags Dy the Aisinore at about Iie. a lolge.. good in quality. At Baltimore sales ware 6.000 bags, ex ‘Falisman, on pri- yate, terms and 1, jmosa, prime, at 190. ks-—27,145 bags, ve York. 1 iz Maltimore, 15,00), a Oton Galveston. fora! 59.34.’ Afloat oading for United. States. 89.700. For other ports 6300. Visible supply 187,84. pone rades have ruled ee Sales suring fe e mee tew di ncluded 1.20 mats eras, S08 Dags Maracaibo; ex " say nnd Viewria Perce, sold on prigate terms: 1-435 bags Jammalon, 475 do. Laguayra, 204 do, Mexican, 640, St. Lo- do.” angostura gold in ote tor consiimprion je, 4,0 re ti 8 ee w tembus ie. ; Angont va he a Ne, Ft Curacoa, Ive. & 196, gold, 6) ‘and “dave. FLOUR AND GRAIN. an — aoe oe. 7.495 bbls. ; wheat, rn, 961s Mo; oats. 29,595 do; corn . and 325 bags. The flour market ruled And better grades. Sales were reported of i413) bbls Cora meal fas quiet and steady, with 700 bbls. sold. We fF: 8 Be > ot s moe SSEsesscesesess: Superiine States. Extra su — S8esee eaeee Round hoo ni Hound ne hoop Ohio, trasie e brands am: Ye flour, fue to su touthern, N Southern, superfine. Southern, extra. routhern, tamil Corn meal, Corn me Corn meal, Brandywine Corn meal, puncheons. Wheat was in better demand, wid the Tarket ruled stronger for all kinds. The sales were. about 1a br mt it $1 20 a $i Ws for prime N cl 4 20 tor old Northwest in store. 9. 2 Milwaukee, $1 23 tor No. 2 Ceaertacee a! Setyrsssseucs: Hae weueeracunavan levese jor mixed. closing. at 90. & Misc. ; ec WMC. Vals were quiet, Dut without deculed chanye: sales were reported of 44.000 bushels, c. ed and 7éc. a 77}<¢. for white. bar- we cate ‘and inal; a iittle lot of poor nada sold at $12 Kye was quiet at 9c. fur Canada, Mm fond, and $1 03 tor State. ies are unsettled, with engagements To Liverpool, by, sait, 25) bales cottem, at Ad: S10) baies cotton, at a ckages eat, reported from =an ‘ioe jour trom Vailejo, at 47s, 6d. To London, by Sali, 5.000 bushels wheat, at 6d., and by steam. 3) hhds. Kentucky tobacco, at 28. 6d. ;°3 'terces riage ‘S ions, dh private terms; 1.500 5 barrels. “do. at 2s) io. Carlisle, DY 0 boxes bacon at 43s To Hull, 75 boxes bacon, at 3d; an “ Philadelphia, ‘quarters ao. from Haltimore, it Hamburg, by steam. 8.000 bushels corn on pri- #0 packages provisions, 1400 packages Teather. nud, 20) bbls, rosin on private terms, To the United Kingdom direct a bark with about 3,000 pbls. tar, frum Wiluangton, reporied on private terme. To stet- ), © mowers and reapers at jopeuhagen a. German ark with about 2.000 bois refined petroleum, from. Phitadelpai, Cronsiadt a Ewssian back, hence with refined petroleum at 4s. To Elsinore for orders a swedish bark, hence with about 2 4d... oF it a hence with about 371 etroieum, re- ported at a. “To Valencia an American schooner, hence ‘with tobacco, reported at 36s. 34. tor Kentucky and Sig Mt. for Virginia. Motassra,—T and for grocery grades of foreign Was quite libe ny 8 are reported ot 370 hhds.. 28 isapoes iy Fb M u ie. tie. t 4e. a 6 48¢. Spain, ‘se, Martina, ween Mes Bo tests ihe. ‘New Orieana, Or. * VAL Stoaes —Ih spirits turpentine little or nothing one, and quotations were rather weak at Be. i . fot Southern, with @ sale of 50 New York bb pare was a very dull Cay to od nominal Nout at 0's Tar quiet a e ai 32 44 for Washington am mington. Cty pitch, $2 25 delivered. Pernotevm.—'his market ts liwrally demoralized, quo- and Ei tations aro wholly pominal, the ceipta—Pork, SUypac meats, BIS do. The market for pork rated firmer, oO bois, New mess, on the spot, at $22 25; . 05 a $22 1), and | 1000 bbe: 2245, Dressed hogs were steady at Bacon was dull; we note s of 210 voxes ar at 1Zige.; Western long clear was quoted ‘and do. short clear at 124%c. Beet was qnies Heet hains were neglected and nominal at about tormer at meats were quiet; the sales were 730 mders at You. ’ a 12% ni Th #9 Uerces, July, note sales of 1,0W tierces, May, at I! Petroleum was | There was | nder a fair demand tor cood eee a | | was quoted mages inn ehoice gross, eo? Stock, 4! Sal for strained. hard, Club held at quotations nomina tor unbdolted, shipstufts trerhts—F! to albany, buyers and « sales of 5 85! he | and Lard frm at pot re| | tres, 2%c.. May. change quiet currency, 92 twig ; 60d 4128 premiu 122 a 126 prev yi and their cor: Also « | money xe A. Bonds f parties | Bankers A. am partner, with at will xive a col addre: suppressed and parti fleult to obtain: Receipts since April 22. Sales since Aprii 22... Stock this dat | _ Cotton firm; fair | ceipts, 637 bales; Kross, 750. Cotton steady es. Exports—To Great facitsits 464 Stock, 31,981. Florr steady. O74, a $1 08 Rye firm and in fair in tair demand: No. 2 spring, $1 $1 May. Pork—Demand Waitt Rolders dian at $21 8) a Para—rall prices a $15 64) spot or May; fund declining j short clear Mu Receipts—I lour, 8,00) 'bbis.; whea Spanish gold, 218 a 218°, extend the business. CUSTOMER OF th | bought a call en Panama at 145, and we close the Same on Vednesday last at 165, cent, which, on $10) in ment, We p Ww s lesa 8 Tapers book, explaining the metnod of o} ny Merchants, Gt 1644c.. and 150 tierees city. on the spot. at 1 10 I-1be. @ 108¢¢. ny respect. at 8ifc.. 265 slo. good refining at %* and 609 boxes old Dervsne at 9 do., ner RINK Was steady at 164yc., without noteworthy do. Cf hy ‘commen .. CUTENCY 5 7 59e, my : Cotton aul middling, 15\c. Exports—To Gre: N Cotton quiet: piddiing 15s; Exports coastwise. 54. middling. Cotton quiet; middling, Exports coastwise, 185. Neale Spirits turpentine ance a Crude turpentine $2 ©) for vollow dip and unchanged, at $1 | Flour dull but unchanged: sates 1.110 bbls, at ‘$6 5) for No. $6 75 tor amber winter, $7 for white winter *iouble extra, Sle er ton. “Millieed and stlers ap ron the ik a Oats inactive. Kye—None here. nada sold at $1 S¥45. on the track. a Pork fir i 3 No. or Ma) spot: 6y74c of lars of the transaction the sales so far as fair refining mired Miseovado, common to. good common r . flr to good retining, 8! aden, 756. Wes CPL $2 S745, b 8 a I 85 Per 1b a 78 Bie, n02%ge. per bt . Por dhe! ooe'ac. Tenen, at from 4! do, Formosa oolongs, at Poe 9 b0ise. per lb, and 113 do, Congou at trom 45c, a 460. TaLLow was firm, with sales of 30, ‘uN Tb. at 9 8.160. Wniskey.—Receipts, 759 bbls. ana weak, with sales of 50 bbis. at $115, alcohol at $1 13. i DOMESTIC MARKETS. mand; middling. while Michigan at $140; } Corn quiet nt Sze, uw middlings, $27 per tor ur to Boston, 0c. ; to ‘50 for Pied $5 50 for rye: oatmeal, $3.5) a §| Wheat active and higher: do. ee ery bie OG: di $1 047%. June's Ni ithoulde Fe O4 age.: June Sant Western steam, on the spot. at iéc. | Butter and cheese were without material certained include Sige Svio. good tair 25 do. at Bc. a S44e Whity Sores ber, metacto, Js.g7n L738 6.tit 1,830 35 11/399 2 AN6 13.396 1 LOS 199,820 1 oc. a 8 Molasies sugar, Pge. a . a Bic. ; do, KrOC voanets grades, Ds Marlinique, Lac. a ‘os. 7 to 10, 7 ara, a 3s Yellow. 9. @ + granulated, “iioe—Tue deraana tor anil). trade lots was falr, bus tn a large way there were no dealings of limportanc uote :—Carolina, Pay We do. 784 Louisia! a 7S. for qualities down 1060. Rane Patna, 7'4¢., currency; Ran- n of 3.79) packages ts Moyune greens, 634 boxes Pingxney greens. half enests do.. at tram at from 22 Amoy ooions izes a Tbe. per The market ruled dull and 115 bbls. GALVESTON. April 29, 1875. Net receipts, 457 bales; at Britain, 1,725, Sales, 430. ew Onurans, April 29, 1875. sic. Net re Sales, 6,000. Stock, 124,485. Mosttx, April 29, 1875. Net receipts, 10) bales. 250, Stock, 24,719. Sayannan, April 20.1875, oric., Net receipts, £98 846; coastwise, 652. RLXSTON, April 29, 1875, Net Dts, 204 bales, 15,568, ox, N. O.. April 29, 1875, soc. Rosin quiet, at $165 fyghanger|s $1 00 for 6) tor virgin. Tar Osweao, April 29, 1875. Wheni steady: sales 1.200 No. i Milwaukee Barley seurce and $35 for bolted and hanged ; shorts, $23: Raliroa New York, 40c,, and Burrano, April 20. 1976. aongeeDts—Flour, 6100 ble, : wheat, 37,000 bushels: corn, 15.000 di 25,000 do.: barley, opts wheat, 5,000 Buse: S200 do. Shipments— Corn, 43,000 (lo, 5 ot ten ble, ar 95, S08 88 28 tor apelin 60a Sb Or ier ot Is, a! a © springs a Hi if Bakers’: $0'n $F f. $6. Bona, 87 for winter: 0. Wheat ansettled : Chicayo, nominally $113 nd consequently firm: e.; t car in bes 3 — Barie) seeds quiet ‘mi At $25 tor heavy mess. 4gc. Highwines fominal. Curcago, April 29, 1875. No.1 spring, a $15 S2i, June. short rib mid- » spotor Ma e4 all lov | 56,000 bushels: corn, 217,000 do. : oats, 28,000 do. :' barley, ) do. Shipments—Fiour, 8000 bbis.; wheat, pany ushel ay | }O.; Onts, $f i hel: 231.000 18, 17,000 do. | do. ; bai 4.000 “do. At the ‘atternoon cal Board heat declining, At $i O43 a $1 05, June, Corn weak. lowér, at 70% ioe ae ‘une. Oa iF. at BSc. , Mi , Tt $235, ‘May. Lard, nominally, $15.84 June; $19 0; | HAVANA MARKETS. anid weak. On a 93 premium: gold mn London, 1 FINAN J. & W. SELIGMAN & ©O., Bank 26 Bond street, Sew York, issue Letters of Credit for travellers, | Payable in any part of kurope, i Ameri draw Bills of Exchange and mal of money on ST ONTAINING A JATLO: MAILED PRERS PO aa AD- &C., Messrs. agg respondent ange or responsible pariie=: | Market very active and fluctuating. showin opportunities for ta Zand & Mow! Insur: ASK jor sal LBERT H. No. 20.0 122 remmfar 44 mium. gar firmer: fo. ” ‘Dutch stand. ard, 16% a 17 reals per arrobe: in | | EUROPEAN M | = Loxpox Propuce Mankxt.—Lovpox, A | ing —Lanveed otf opened at 266, Sd. and closed at 256 34. a 2s. 6d. per ewt. —————-2-+—__—_. hurope and © RAMS Guns AT THE Tak ofits. Circui Havana, April %. Sua 28 dd hort a n aw remfam: share sight. 135 n Paris, an gold, 73, @ 7% reals. MARKET. rit 29.—Fven- CIAL. ers, sia, Atrica, Australia telegraphic transters liforn Ge hbOaDway, —sT0ck MBERS OF THE S100 wt ND Lh Ty Fo veust BELMONT & 00... Bankers, 19 and | issue traveliers’ credits, available ia its “parts of the | world, through Tl Nassa: Rothschild mercial ‘credits and Pee ‘transfers of alifornie, Kurope and Hi; | A ~-STOUK PRIVILEGES. OTA DDLEs OR DOUBLE es Priviliges, 3) and 6) di on members of Stock also Puts and Calls, trequent mailed. AGUE, No. 6 Broad atreet. | AT REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIVE AND 1 Eadowment insu Poti | other securities. | best compames. ‘oticies, wore [es and of all kinds ted with Ca & Co. 117 Broadway. —MINNESOTA STATE 7 PER CENT DEFERRED NICOLAY & © a Pine street, New Y stock Brokersand Aactionee 43 Pi LU STOCK PRIVILEGES NEGOTIATED ON MEM. bers of the Stock Exchange and otner responsibie Pempniet, sbowing now. ret, street operations are coudneted, ————_——1n the —rrotuisatiam co. — Bankers, /2 Wall street. WANTED TO BORROW, $5,000 OF $,7000 FOR which Chattel Nermage weil be given on In unt of valu inery in this citi fe macht apital, will OUR: #01 DS tree o Address K.. box 224 Herald offi 4 ive 8 application at our office or by YOUN HICKLING & CO. Ts, street, New York. TUMBRIDGE & UU nt fre sd Brokers, No. 2 Wal ‘stree . New York. ff); $190, $200. ———Stock Privileres ——— at the closest prices ——_____— = any reliable nouse —— business. ¥. oF an acuve as it is desirea to re veires S$ IN MEMPHIS, TENN rofit of 20 per $2.00 profit. ‘With limited liability, Bankers and Brokers. "72 Broadway, New Yorn. ANK BLANKS, SLIPS, BILLS RKCELPTS, NOTE Headings and every kind of i banks, bankers, brokers and prs st swat at the ufithoroutras PRINtiNe | ming, ‘suitable oe compat tan PAPER Wa ~ WANTED. Made by reap responsible nfactarers, &e. ¥. WEEK Banker, 178 Broadway. hundred led May I. the Bids are pa paid by the bi | at OF Compan 11 Pine street, EB. BOWEN & ya bearing interest atthe i ayable semi-annually, with interest coupons att st of said bonds being payable | com of the United states of America, at the 5 fomk of Commerce, in the city of New York, Bids will be received for any number of the bonds, the court reserving the rignt to reject any or ail bids ble in currency ot the United sue of the National Banks, and the acernes inter- p tothe date of the delvery of the bends, 10 be rinciple and inte: Que sone $500,000 St. Louis County Bonds. roposals will be rece! ay at thé office of the ; am \dder, FE EW YORK, “APRIL, 30, the bonds of the Wimington Coal Mining and Man- cturing Company, due May 1. entation, at the oMée of STK, No.9 Nassau e 30th inst. AN Ris 1. ‘ountie: Tokers ‘Holders of stock ate hereby notitied th the axsessment of one per cent upon th ceived unt thy fisement aad telegraphing will be char . SMITH, Assisiant Secretarr, Sur INVESTMENTS.—FIRST CLASS TOWN BONDS of Hudson fir National States, of L, GARESCHE, Clerk County ¢ 1875. THE COUPONS OF will be paid, on pres. RON, Now iF Bit 8 COL FICE OF THE MARIPOSA LAND AND MINING street, and by the elevator @ stock Will be re- ter that date cost of adver- east side) 10F sale, t ‘at je, New yor.” ! | | | $2.750 | $700. 000 | ofthe $700. ee ee a, EN ANCIAL. \TEGOTIATION N or MISSOURI SIATE STOCKS. By virwe and authority o1 at thorize the issue aud sal ai funding bonds the purpose of meeting and paying the wmturing State indebiedness,” approved March 29, 1S75, we, the undersigned, ‘und Commissioners ot the state of Mis souri, Will receive sealed bids at the oflee of the Gover- Stare of Missouri (the same to be opened pup- vernur in the p «ofthese commis. 7 we jor iz pur. The bids may be for any 1°5 per cent Gold Honds $1,000 each 89) 6 per cent Bouts, pa of the 1,000 each 800 5 per cent ound ster £200 enc! to be payable twenty years ‘atler date, bui’ redeemable atthe pleasure of the State of Missouri atter five years rom the date and betore the expiration of the twenty years Said stocas to semi-annual pons at inched for the proper amounts of interest. pay’ the Ist days of July and Jannary of eaci bonds to be payavie at the National Bank in New York, except the pound sterling stocks, t0 be D able in London. ‘Two hundred and sixty of these bo to bear date May |, 1875, and to be delivered and paid for at said bank on Juve 10, 1875, and 540 to bear date July’ |, 1875, and to be delivered and paid tor at, said bank on sald last ntioned dave. The right to reject any or all bids reserved to the Governor and kund Commish ‘The proceeds of these bonds to be applied to the payin ent of the maturing iniebteduess of the state, These are frst class stocks, and have unqtestionable, guarantees for their payment. the Fesources of the state are ample to meet. promptly, principal interest when due. This proceeding is dane by and \ it the advice aud co sent of the Governor of the stat JOS. W | AMVHLET—"“HOW MONEY [8 LOST AND MADE treet.” containing highest and lowest in 10 years; particulars ot notable corners, pantes, Il information about scock privileges, cost and manner of obtaining them, de. Pamphiet tree to any address. LA & BAZLeY, 74 Broadwa ue will 4 D oa 3 a a r e Tredsurer. THOMAS HOLLADAY. tute dito _Jurrensox Cry, Mo, April 5, Stute Auditor. Fund Com'rs. “WANTED-—FOR ONE MONTH OR MORE, on chattel mortgage, tor which a good bonus Address CAH,’ box 113 Herald office. $s A D-ON HEMPSTEAD (LONG 1) Property, worth $10,000; {bern bonus. Adaress H. 1, HARRISON, Brooklyn Post office. TO Loa! 0. BOND AND MORTGAGE on Now York property: ageurity must be first class. Apply at CURT: ERS real estate office, 17 Abingdon square (Kighth avenue). $5000 20 2OAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, Ded, for term of years, on Property in this city: Apply to M. M, MILDEBORGER, 80 Carmine street, $8. 000. —FOR SALE, PART ON TGA MORTGAGE, four story brick Dwelling, with Store, 9) Ieet deep; stitabie for pork packing or other business. Apply on'preinises, 295 avenue A. $300,000 ricseit bre without bon ld Mortgages. IRST property, in sums re sult, also money tor First, Second and Lease: PAUL P. TODD, 5 Liberty street. TO LOAN—ON BOND AND your: bigs? K pie enteenth t Pe Tibbs tnlien eetate funds, nene but prime Aplications considered. __..._ BUSUIESS OPPORTUNITIES, (A. GENTLEMAN, GOING TO FRANCE AND WELL acquainted with parties ot igh standing 1m Paris, wishes to meet with a party having some goo or article or patent alroads tested, aud which may De in; oduced in France, Addiess ABILITY, box 175 Heral GENTLEMAN, WITH CAPITAL AND SOME BX- perience im the meat market busines, would, like to become associated with a party in a first class family market in New York: would purchase naif interest in an established business or join un active man ot in- fluence in a new market. Adare 4, BRADFORD, box 81, Yost offtce, Minneapolis, Minn GENTLEMAN OF INTEGRITY AND ABILITY willing to invest $ can have presidenc: mannfacturing company doing a fair business and with certainty of largely lucreasing same by use of additional capil For particulars address SECRETARY, Herald N INTEREST OR WHOLE—GENTE —" PRO FER able business, leading beerge tat will be sold liberal terms adapted for lady ot genti EH. VANDYKE, SL ‘Union square. LONG ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURING BU! I. ness in the staple line, with an outlet for goods reatly in excess ot capital, would like a partner with change. Apply to GRIGUS & CARLSTUN, 78 Broadway. LADY DESIRES A GEN her in opening a boarding how ‘Of, Herald Uptown Branch offic TLEMAN TO ASSIST Address FRAN PARTNER—TO JOIN ME IN THE PURCHASE ot stock and fixtures of a ladies’ trimming store, esiapnsbed Ogre, on ons o1 the leading avenues in the city; capital 1 Addre ee id oft THOROUGHLY XPE RIES EC: and practical m: the manuiacture of silk eee Wishes to forin a connection with a fair moneyed party. to start this branch of industry in a tavorabit place New lork.” For particulars please address C RUBION, box 4,14 Post office. N EIGHT YEARS ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE Office to let; rent very cheap. Apply to B. 8. LEVY, 604 Bignth avenue, near ihirty-ninth street. P: WISH TO ENGAGE IN THE MARKET BUSINESS (ap town preferred) with one who thoroughly under- stands the trade; will put in equal amount and start a vew market, or Will invert im one already established ; Plonse give (ull i partienlars must Ainerican. dress W. i West Twelfth street, rk. RY.—ONE OF THE Bb ES IN Li the city for sale or to let: de. Apply at Metropolitan Laundry, Nos & and ry sixth avenue, op- ighth street. PARiner, WANIED—WITIT $10,000 TO 912, timate. sate and profitable business. &. T. FRANKLIN, Herald office, i Y hie LATEST REPORTS or THE TRIAL, IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM. NT STED. SPECIAL PARTNER, WITH FROM 10,009 to $20,090 capital, In an old established man- Bfacturing and jobbing nage ss references given aud required. Address A. , box 11 Post oftie Newark, J. No agente. FANTRO—A FIRST CLASS CUSTOM INA Address ferred; busi- Inquire at 39 Montgomery street, ANTED—A LIVE MAN, WITH SMALL CAPITAL, to manage and sell a good practical Agricultural Western States, W Implement in State of New Jersey or Inquire Of. P. BALL, Went Street Hotel, New York. =I WILL INVEST IN ANY SAFE, LRGITI mate paying business, with services; no liquor agents or patents; state nature ot business, terms and locality: or would loan the amount to employer on security, Address J, CORNELL, 78 Onestnut street, Brooklyn, i. D. $1 somety fitted a Address BUSIN 500 gas Wilt BUY THE BEST PAYING J Toa Store down town, stocked a : business worth $1000 per annul is, box 228 Peraid ofMce. st PERMANENT SITUATION > 4 A To 2.500. rood business man with this sum tn case to fend employers on security. Address CASH BUsi- | NESS, Heraia office. ~ | $2.500. | $3,000. Si | Bartholomew's church, by the Kev. George 7: <PARTNER WANTED, TO ATTEND nancial department of @ very lucrative aod strictiy Cash business. Fall particulars at 3 West Fourth street, room2, atter Wore lock. PURCHASE ONE-HALF INTER- very lucrative business, estab- ing $4,000 annually. Address “office, i ay amt UOnDON box 115 Heral WANTED, OOO WPARTNER N A NEWLY $0. JQ)“ estabiianed business, wit Ke ci ders oa hand and daly increasing: a permanent yearly income of $20,000 at Teast can be realized: honest in vestigation invited. JEFFERS & BEECHER, 26 Broad street, MARRIAG ES AND DEATHS, —_—_-__—_. MARRIED. De Rrvas—Morrny.—On Wednesday event April 28, at St. Stepne 4 Hi inen dinal McCloskey, MANu’ De Rivas to BELEN | on daughter of thomas marphy. OLaoN At the residence of the bride’ jai on Wednesday, April 28, by the Rev, Father Dealy, 8. J., Joun L. Fiton to MARY, daugh- | ter of James B. Nicholson. GENUNG—COOK.—Qa Wednesday, April 21, 1875, at the residence of the bride’s neha Ae on, = d., by the Rev, J. A. Williams, D. D., SILas P, GENUNG, of Columbia, N. J. to Lizzie, dai ighter of James B. ook, Esq. HER—HATCH.—On Thursday, April 29, at St. briskie Gray, Mr. W. 4. GuNTHER, Jr., to Miss M. L. Hatos, daughter of ©. ©. Hatch, Esq., de- ceased. Koontze—Warp.—On Thursday, April 29, at Grace churcl Rey. H. C, Potter, D. D., assisted by by Rev, Dr. E. cA Washvarne, LuTagr KOuNTz& to ANNI£ Pansons, daughter of Montagnie Ward, Esq.. all ot New York. MINFORD—PORTER,—On Wednesday, April 28, 75, at the resioence of the bride's parents, by th Rev. Thomas R. Harris, Lewis WALN MINFORD t ANNIE Louse, daughter of James M, Porter, Esq., ail of thts city. No cards, PALMER—CAMPBEL!.—in Brookiyn, by the Rev, Dr. Josepa T. Duryea, April 2, HENRY §. PALMER to Kare N. Camprene. No ecards, Y—NELSON.—I0 Peekskill, on Wednesday, by Rev. M.s. Terry, Mr. W. Oscar Pu@s- 8 ADELIA D. NELSON, both of Peekskill, Von Kerriun—seron.—Oa Thursday, April 20, at Grace church, by the Rev. Charies D, Coo er, assis| ea by the Rev, Dr. B.C. Potter, Lieut. Win- HE Vow Kerrier, of Berlin, Prussia, to Laura, daughter of Alfred L, Seton, of this city. WILSON—ASPINWALL.—On Wednesday, April 28, by the Rev. McAllister, Henry M. WILSON, for- meriy of Quebes, Cones, to Miss Eumasera ASPINWALL, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Quebec (Canada) papers please copy, crt A pad ight, April 28, Mra, A. G, ATWoop, aged Relatiy ad “inende of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residenve, No, 1l0 Sixth avenue, Brooklyn, Friday morning, at half-past ten o'clock, Remains willbe taken to Vermont for interment. Vermont papers piease copy. Barry.—On Thursday, April 29, May AGNRs, only daughter of James and Margaret R. Burry, aged 16 months and 4 days. Funeral {rom the residence of Mrs, Carroll, 41 titled “An act to | ¢ | 1 year, 6 montas and business | Ni al amount invested. and is @ | i id hand- | he ri Sixteenth street, on Saturday, , May 1 a ‘at tw twe o’clock. BENNETT.—On April 28, JoserH BENNETT, of Boston, Mass,, 1 toe 63d year of his age. Services at chapel of St, Luke's As Friday morning, April 30, at half-past ten. The remains will be taken to Stonington, Conn,, for interment. Bostou and Bristol papers please copy. | BENSON.—Suddenly, om Sunday, April 25, 187, | of pneumonia, PHILOMELA ROLLo, wife of Alired | G. Benson, Relatives and friends are respectiully invited ta attend ihe funeral, from the Classon avenue Pres- byterian church, corner of Monroe street, Brook- lyn, on Sarl ihe 30tn inst., at hal-past three o'clock P. M. Burrrox.—On Wednesday, 28th inst., ALEXANDES | BRITTON, in the 770 year of his age. Relatives and {riends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from bis late residence, 528 | Sixue avenue, on Friday, 30th inst.. at one P. Mt. | - Corvin.—Io Brooxtyn, Avril 29, HENRIETTA A., | daughter of Barzilia nt Henrietta A. Coffin, aged 5 days. The relatives ana friends of the tamily are in vited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, May 1, at | two P. M., from che residence of her parents, \ | 52 Third avenue, Brooklyn. VONWAY.—OD Wednesday, April 28, at bal ‘wr six P, M., Satan G, ConWay, aged 41 years, 9 months and 28 days. The relatives and friends of the family and the dramatic profession are respectfully invited ta attend the funeral, irom the Courch of Our Father, in Clermont, near Atlantic avenue, BrookiyD, ou Sunday, at nalf-past one P, mM. Interment at DONALDSON.—April 28, Exiza, danghter of Robert and Mary A. Denaidson, aged 10 months. Funeral wil take place at No. 10 Cottage place, Friday, at half-past two P. M. DOUGHERTY,—At her residence, 361 Seventh ave nue, MARGARET DOUGHERTY, Wile Of Michael pough- erty, in the 42d year of her age, native of the county Longford, parish of Kel , Ireland, The relatives ‘and friends, and tnose of her brothers-in-law, John J. Cloran, Daniel Serain and Owen Mallon, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, May 1, at ten o'clock, from the Churea ot St, Francis, Thirty-firat stree’ where a solemn requiem mass Will be offered up for the repose of her soul; trom thence to Catvary Cemetery. DowNEs.—Suddenty, on Thursday, April 29, MARY DOWNEs, in the 35th year of ver age. Notice of 1uneral nereatter, DUNLAP.—On Wednesday, April 28, 1875, JAMES H. DUNLAP, the youngest son of Margaret A. and the late Wm. Dunlap, in his 28th year. The relatives and iriends are invited to attend the funeral, trom his late residenca, 211 East 120th Street, Saturday. May 1, at two P. EVANS.—April 28, P, M., MARTHA Ww. EVANS, wife of Charles E. Evaus, The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully lavited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her husband, 504 Cilnton avenue, Brooklyn, on Saturday morning, May 1, at eleven jock, EsskoGeR.—Oo Thursday morning, April 29, of pneumonia, Pritip Essroger, M. D., in the 40th year of his 3 are respectfully invited to attemé fi luneral, from the residence of Jultus Bunzl, Esq., 587 bro avenue, on Sunday, May 2, at ten o'clock A, Pec Rent On Wednesday afternoon, CHARLIB FSCHHEIMER, second son of Martin S, and Frances Fechheimer, 21 months and 7 days ol Funeral takes place Friday, at one P. M., from jo. 57 West Fifty-sixth street, pe =e Ne ages at posing c., oa ol jenry an ar) 1D} months and 21 days, é mee Funeral services from the residence of nis grandfather, James Elgar, No, 317 West Twenty- Jourth street, on Frid: the Seth inst, at twe o’clock P. M. GUTIERREZ.—On Wednesday, April 28, 1875, Rosa GUTIERREZ, wife of Gavino Gutierrez, in the 234 year of her age. Funeral will take place to-day (Friday), at two o'clock P, M., from her late residence 348 Kast Eleventn street, HERMON.—On April 29, Sanam HERMON, the be loved daughter of James and Margaret Hermon, aged 4 years, 2 months and 23 aay Notice of the tuneral nereafte: HOLLANK.—At Washington Heights, April 28, of pleuro-pneumonia, JOHN HOLLAND, in his 70tm year, ethodist E; Funeral services at the Discopal church, corner 153d street and Tenth avenue, | Sunday, May 2, at two P.M. Carriages will be Im walting at-the depot on the arrivai of the one P. M. train from Phirtietn street, HOLTsBaUM.—On Thursday, the inst., arti Adam Holtabaum, in the ist year Relatives and friends are respectfully invited te attend the tuneral, from her. Pale reside! ice, 26 Sutolk street, on Sunday, at two o'clock P. M. Ivans,—On April 29, James M. [VANS, at hig residence, 156 avenue ©, aged 43 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are Spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sane day, May 2, at = o'clock P. M, KENNY.—On Wednesday, 28th inst.. Bripoer, Gere wife of Bernard Kenny, in the 34th year vernal jatives, and friends of the tai are Spectiully invited to attend the Taneral. irom ine street, stin (Pride ) utearrsee tre aaa st nate ire ppra noon, the 30th inst., at LAUTER —At 997 Second avenue, on April croup, HARRIET, daughter of Herman a Helse aad eit Soe ARSC ae oc tl Os | wi e place at “an 0 " tl i one morning. = id UNSBERRY.—At White Plat Tuesd: orig ry )HARLOTTE LOUNSBRERY, aged 91 yeard x YB Funeral at the Methodist Eptsco: Miadle Patent. on Priday. the 30th (aaa ” MANLEY. —Suad JAMES R. MANLE oul; somes te tase” Robert 4 ce, No, 352 street. ercone @eiock P.M. yn, on Saturday, May 1, at MARSHALL. —On ‘Tuesday, April 27, at bis dence, No. 33 West Sixteenth street, THOMAS MABSHALL, of this city. The relatives and trends of tne family, and the members of Alanson Methodist Episcopal churc! are requested to attend the funeral services Friday, 30th Inst., at balf-past three o'clock. In- verment 1 gntee treet cemetery. Newman.—In Brooklyn, N. ¥., on the 28th inst. IZADETH A., widow of Amasa Newman and -daugnter of the late Captain Charles Peck. Relatives and frends are invited to attend the faneral, at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Wes- Harper, i ¢ halt. SeceR.—On Tuesday, April’ 27, Ex-Aldermam NICULAUS SEGER, in the 48th year Of his age. The relatives and triends of the famtiy, also Tessier Lodge, nd A. M.. bi | Solomon, soc! mercnor Sae vited to attend e P. Noricy.—The trustees of public schools of the | Seventeenth ward, present and ex, the members of the old New York Fire Department, the men, Present and ex, and the Masonic fraternity 10 general, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of ox. Alderman Nicholas this day late | (Friay), April, 3u, at one o’cli | Tesdence, 140 Bast Secona iireei ear avenue A. ' irs. N. SEGER. | 28th inst, Jawnd Laat Sa wredseotay, si , in the Gist year of his age. ' Helatives and friends of the feaily and those of his son-in-law, Robert E. Walsh, are res pat InVited to attend the funeral, from nis late resi- dence, 312 West Fifty-first street, on Sandan May = one o' page AY J i TMS, — ON 2 LLEN ELIZABETH Lorry gs nee nue. loved wife of John E, Simms, in the 224 year aes at her late residence, “4 First a adlin papers please | Tespectfuily invited -to autena the fanerai, his late residence, 112 Third street, nara iope | sone peae 5 two cone rkak.—On Tharsday morning, 29, ALVA SPEAR, mM the 82d year of his age. wit His irtends and those of the family are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, from his “a residence, No. 34 East Thirty-second street, om Setarday, May 1, at four o'clock P. M. UNDRRHILE —The funeral of PRED. E. UNDERT Luly ne ag for tots day, at 73 Woodhull streets n, Is Se ieooety to Sunday, at two P. M. VIBBARD. Brooklya, suddenly, April Ey 104 rark place, pte Lovrss, wife ot N. ©, Vibbard, of Sarat and daughter of William E.ana Mary Notice of funeral hereaster. Werp.—At Weed, in ihe 26th year orn Li se are invited to attend the es es Fork second street di one o’clock P. M. i aye’ Bridge, om her parents’ residence, aged 20 years and 4 months, be Mie. CHARLES MILTON. WEED, second son oF wen nds irom th ist church, St 1, at a ey ive Se 4 ba WESTFALL. At Woody Crest, Hugh Tuesday, 27th inst., WILSON WESTFALL, Funeral at Rhineveck, N. Y., on tty on the arrival ot the 8 A. i train irom new or WHITE.—A Month’s mind will be cate! the repose'ot the soul of late Pa’ Sucn Weer on Saturday morning. May 1, at ten o'clock, in 8) James’ church, The reiatives an James street. pa dal the family are respectiully mvited te Nh ad ae ‘Tarrytown, on Wednesday A) pre 28, 1875, Mrs. MARY ANN W) late Pierre Wildey, iLDEY, widow of the Retatives and ‘riends are invited to attend the Juneral, at Christ church, fhe 2oee i Ht, at “Carriages. wilt be ie Tria arrival of “tne ele ‘en o'clock tram Irom 5 w York. ia eps Woopwann.—On Wea day morn 5% tana a br ot = m it. and A ard monthe and Fauerat service on eta oth inst., at Aa past tour o'clock P. M., a ce of hig grandfather, James Ly street, Brooklyn, Inverment ‘morning, at coax gran Enea Wi "Win, ide on ot seas Watiee of funeral | hereater,