The New York Herald Newspaper, May 6, 1875, Page 5

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Stocks Weak and Generally Lower--- The Market Feverish. Go LD 1135 1-4. WALL STREET, } WEDNESDAY, May 6—6 P.M ‘The stock market to-day acted tn @ manner that was not calculated to elicit the confidence of either bulls or bears. A decitne in Union Pacific and Western Union, a temporary and not impor- ‘tant gain in Lake Shore and rie, attended by re- action, a steadiness In Wabash that by some was regarded af purely artificial, and made merely for ‘the purpose of marketing \he stock—these were among the léading inciients of speculation which collectively forbid anything like a correct diagno- sis, A review of prices shows that they were nearly all sympathetically weak and irregular, THE RANGE OF PRICES to-day requires but littie description, The only se- ourity that showed prompt strength at the open- img and general firmness througbout the day was ‘the new District of Columbia three-sixty-five bond which opened at 7434 and advanced to 75%. Buv- sequently there was @ reaction incident to realization on the part of those ho, haveng purchased at 70, were content with the prolits, and a close at 74% a 74%- The sales amounted to about 874,000. Western Union sold at 803¢ and down to 79, the closing price. Erie moved up from 29% to 30%, but euded at the opening figure. Wabash advanced from 12% to 13, and closed at 12%. Lake Snore sold up to 714 and closed at 70%. Northwest changed from 41% to 4134 a41%4, Hanninal and St, Joseph fell off to 24%. St. Paul closed wt 3%. Pacife Mall was without feature between 4434 and 44, Union Pacific opened at 76% and sold down to 76, the closing price. Other prices will be found below. ADVANCE AND DECLINE, The following are the changes of the last twen- ty-lour hours :— Se aigrrage re and St. Josepn, 4; Harlem, 3 Wabash, ;. Kansas Northern preierred, 43 ‘an8as packne xi District of Columvia bonds, %. DECLIN: Gold, Missourt Pacific, 34; West- ern Union, %; Union Pacis, 13 Be ‘aul, 343 Isiand, Lair ar tie west common = ad Pacific ‘preierred, MG Silene ‘0 *Pacific us Telegraph, 3. ‘Tne stocks that remaimed stationary were New York Central, C., C. and I. C., Delaware and Lacka- Wanna, Ohio and Mississippi, Quicksilver, Ene in London. THE SALES TO-DAY amounted to about 165,000 shares, which are divided among active stécks as follows :—New York Central and Hudson, 890; Erte, 27,100; Lake Shore, 26,000; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 200; Northwest ern, 3,700; ao. preferred, 400; Rock Island, 2,700; Pacific Mail, 9,700; St. Paul, 800; Ohtos, 4,900; Western Unton, 38,300; Wabash, 8,000; Union Pacific, 80,000; C., ©, and I. ©., 100; Panama, 200; St. Louis, Kansas City and Missouri preierred, 1,100; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 500, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— Northwestern Northwestern preferred me Kock isiand 104, Milwaukee Ohio and Misaissippt... New Jersey Central..... 112 Del., Lack. and jetpareadche 119% ion Faciao, 4 Wes Sosaue' ot a Pacific Tel Pacific M “4 Panama. 169 THE MONRY MARKET. Money was easy, and on call loans could be had on the basis of 2and 2% per cent. Prime mercan- tle paper rates at 4 and 6 percent. Foreign ex- change was firm; prime sterling, asking rates 4.83 24.01, selling rates 4.873 a 4,873 and 4.90 a 4.903¢; reichmarks, 94% @ 955%, and 95% a 95%; cables, 06% ; prime Paris, 5.14% and 6.11\. THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened and closed at 115%, with a fewinter- Mediate sales at 115%. On gold loans the rates for the day were 3. 4 per cent per annum for use and “fat. Time loans of gold were quoted as fol- lows:—Thirty Gays, 4 a316 for use; sixty days, Mj Dinety days, 6168 %; four months, \s a %; all the year, 1% a1. The steamship Cuba took $1,000,000 geld coin and $191,633 silver bars to Europe to-day. The specie morrew foot up $500,000 gold coin and $52,000 ulver. CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchange 4,385, 4,816,174 1,136,306 OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. + $1,688, 785 1,980, 723 + 36,508,000 Gross clearances. . GOVERNMENT BONDS, Government bonds closed steady at the fol- lowing quotations :—United States currency sixes, 123% a 123%; do, do., 1881, registered, 121% a 122%; do, do., do., coupon, 123% @ 123%; do. twenties, 1862, registered, 116%; do, do., do., eou- pon, 116% &@ 117; do, do., 1864, registered, 117% ® 118; do. 40, do, coupon, 117% a@ 118; do, do,, 1865, registered, 119% & 119%; do, do, do., coupon, 11914 a 120; do, do., do., new, registered, IN% @ 121% ; do. do., do., d0., coupon, 121K @ 121%; Go. 40,, 1867, registered, 1214 a 122; do. do, do., coupon, 128% & 123%; do. do., 1868, registered, 122% & 12354 ; do. do., do., coupon, 123}¢ @ 12334; do, ten-lorties, registered, 1163; a 116%; do. do., cou- pon, 117% @ 117: rea, 1881, registered, 115% & 116; do. do, do., coupon, 116% & 116, THE FORRIGN MARKET. London advices report the market firm. The following are late quotations :—Consols for money, S455 8 94%; do. for account, 94%; O14 "65 bonds, 105% & 105%; "87 bonds, 10934 @ 109%; ten-forty Donds, 1044 w fives, 102%; Erie, 26% @ 267%. ‘There has been a gain in lion by the Bank of Bogiand on balance to-day of £169,000, which, in addition to £48,000 yesterday, makes the gain for two days £217,000, Keports were in circulation at one time of ihe day that the bank was losing epeci| doubtiess made with a view to affect gold ; but the influence was promptly counteracted by the regular advices published by the Financial ‘s Bureau. RAILROAD BONDS. Ratiroad bonds were moderately active. Union Pacific first sold at 101%, ana land grants at 97%; sinking fand at 93% 293%; Delaware, Lacka- wanns and Western eonvertibie brought 121; New Jersey Central convertible 100% a 110; 40. consoli- dated first 106%; Rook Island 7's 10954, and Morris ana Eesex second 107%. Sales of Uentrai Pacific Were reported at 103%; do, San Joaquin branca iN STATE BONDS. In State bonds there was an increased business. New York registerea bounty loan sold at 108% ; Missouri long 6s at 101%; do. funded of 1894-5 at 100}g aad Tennessee new series at 49%. MEMORANDA. At the Lake Shore election in Cleveland to-day the following gentiemen were chosen as directors for the ensuing year :— us Vanderbiit, Aug. Schell, 8. F. Ba: mult, Robert i. L. Crawford, John a4 W. H. Scott, 0. HL B. Pa: A. Stone, Jr. Eau PE Bas! Albert Keep and J. vondit nae annual election of the Amertcan Bank Note Company to-day the feliowing gentlemen ‘Were elected trustees for the ensuing year :— jorge Fresinade Willams Ms ‘Smile and » Atasubsequent meeting of the trustees the following oMficers were chosen :— The Rock Isiand earnings for april show a erease of $40,000 over the same month jast year. jgagements for to- | NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. ‘The Union Pacific earnings for May 3 are $30,147 78, | lower against $19,190 36 last year—an imcrease of $11,038 50, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES yA SES WEDNESDAY, May 5, 1875, REKORE CALL—10 AM. 1% 0shs Un Vac RR bo Dist of Col 3-65. 000 do. £09 do. SEue 900 10g 6 i 10) Han £ i JoiRit. yok thy 3 | i do 10... 2» 400 Onto bias RIE 40) 1:15 AND i $81000 US. 123) $1000 0 5 5: Ou US 5- yan 10000 U 8 5-20, ie 100 5 meritre 0.00 U 8 08, 1-4), F.. 300 do 12h 1.00 US 5's, ©, "3h. 6.000 a3} FINST ROARD—10;30 A. M. $2500 J} she Adams Bx..be thts 18000 Mi lous 3 I 000 N + 108%, wy rare eRRDE ins 18,00 1 : BAO brie eRe sees. DOB 9000 4% 60 a0. e NU i 20 S00) 26) Mich € S000 ou lneM hig 1000 Cl 500 “do, 7 00 you wo, 7% 1000 wo di i 10000 N Bn di 1% 2000 N 1300 a Te 2000 100 Panama KR, be 160. 100u ©, 52 Clev 3 cmt is . OE Buu 2 oie 5000 Ei 2000 2000 30.0 30uU Del, 2000 Mu ‘w00 L 5) Oud Cen 20 Cen 20000 Un 19000 U Ps KOC, low st 3.00 Alt 1000 Alt ‘SOU De! 2000 L 13 ahs wo Del & 100 Mar L WO Aud 100 i 100 100 rata 10 Panama Ri. tu» Cn "Fae RR. 1500 do. 40 Chi & N 10) Kol & Wav RB 80 do 10) Facifie RR of Mi iw o.Ca Tu ER: © 1a 121%, Age OW U 85's, 6, "81. SKOOND BOARD<1 P. . 14K WO shsL 3 RRbe 71% NYS Fs, bT be i $ ts BUU 57's, rebe > B00 J Clty 6% wibe 4% Soo = ‘ac RR lst... mis ven Rik, iy WAR SE P nib eos a 0. rr “8 Be 58 Oo Miss RR. be a r PotEREHNERE 300 do, Gn Ohio & Miss RR. 100 Tol @ Wau ha a egsee i Sa iM COMMERCIAL REPORT. on sia NT Southera.. SPOT COTTON FIRM—FLOUR FAIRLY ACTIVE — WHEAT FIRMER—CORN BASIER—OATS FIRMER— BARLEY QUIET—RYE QUIRT—PORK HIGHER— LARD IRREGULAR—PRTROLEUM DULL—NAVAL STORES QUIRT—-WHISEEY STRADY-—GROCERIES GRNEBALLY QUIRT AND FIRM, WEDNESDAY, May 5—6 P, M. There was no improvement worta mentioning in any department of trade to-day, the markets being ali but universally duli and irregular. Price: constantly fuctuate, showing the unsettled con- dition of trade and the uncertainty and distrast existing among business men with regard to the near future. On 'Change business continued to be circumscribed within the narrowest possible limits, Flour was in better demand and dearer for snipping grad: Wheat was quiet but firm. Corn was easier, but closed steadie: Oa frm Whiskey was firm, Pork was irregular; sold higher bat closed easy, Lard was also irregular opened lower but sold higher. Freights were quict and nearly nomi Cottoa on the spot was fairly activ fatures quiet. Groceries quiet and firm, Petroleum ll, Naval stores quiet. Corros.—atter ‘Change spinners purchased 500 bales im addition to the sales below reported. There wasno export demand to reit Market from the pressure Drought PS peas by pe large offerings. and ej tendency of docatediy in’ the direotion | Bestion Ordinary figures, as shown both by the prices at which seliers wore willing to fe on and by tl iusal of Buyers to make reasonable, bids, nome. lots were bid for by pexporters, but the prices ofered were in most eases cc, under quotations, which, as the show Ss quoted yest rd, 4 jotations fe Sul ce sae: tee ¢. from the ‘decline of on the decline, a ie connie ue ury, 15 11-166, 28-820. ; Mirch? Wige'a 16Si6e Qhotavons bused on standa classification in force Sepromber 1, 1874, and on upla’ coiton in xiore running in quality tot more than hall @ grade above or below the gr Madso.: good ordinary, 15%4¢, ; str low middsing. ie?” middling, W% Quotations based on Auverican standard of ela Qooa orainar: ws ri Low middiin 1% 10s Middlin; 16\4 10 Good mluiiiiug. 10% 7 Middling tatr,... 17S 1744 Wh 18) To-Day. Last Evening, Total. 197 3 2 2 1G 25 Speculation. 79 Ww 89 Totals. 4h 40 835 weer tuture delivery (basis low middiing) the sales have eu ae follows:—-Yastenday, afer two P. M.— Jung, 700 10 ant I i ae. 10) at we ison 16 4.160. 25-0 at I 900 a Ans 16 80. tober,” November, 100 at 1b Lt ugust, 200 -epiemnber, 00 at 152) Sze. iis 00 bite, 5-820, 52.8 atte Tie j 16 ai 16 7-160, Aigar ioissuen 2.boat 87 Aber, 90) at ti LS. 2,000 at 16%40., 100 at Lé'13320 , 60) at I6ige , 10) at 16 L880.’ Sep. | tember, 1,200 at 16 3-16 , 7a at’ olge., 10) at 16 5 Sie. 30 at lige. Sat 163-i20.. 10 at 161-160. ; October, 6D ai 1B%4e, “ilo at 1. 28.336., 10) at Cot 30) ai 1978-480", 100 at Noveinbcr, $0 mg 1300, 4U0 at 15 19: 200 at s2e., 100 at 18%c.; January, 400 at yebrusry Ce at lo ‘Nao. 400’ at 1o%e. 00 at 18 ibibo, ‘Total, 52,300 bales. Grand total. 72°00) bales The receipts at the ports were as follow: 246; New Orleans. 678; Mobile, oe es 301: Wilmington, 2 Jaiveston, nan 'Bo: Philadelphia” a 20 bales, last week, 4.263 bales, This da: fast Year, 23% bales, Total mace September 1, 3,321 bales. Potton ireiglits closed as follows:—i0, Havre, by steam, 40, Yo, tiamburg, by, steam, ‘To Bremen, by steam, ig0.; by sail, $c, compressed. To Liverpool, Jad, @ 5-16d.. by pene lower, as shown wail, Cover. —the market foz Kio ruled '4¢ ih ies agi ilo, in- by today’s sales, wnich embrace 1 cluding 600 bage ex J. 5. Pendergast 4,000 bags’ ex- Ada Merwell, Mild coffees were gene tally quiet, We quote:—Ordinary cargoes, léc. a 16'c.; tair do. Ie. &I7!ac.; good do., Tic. W Ie,; prime da, sige. 4 extreme range for los, 16. page, 250. tary 0. Ceytor Vaiguayeay 1 a Like. \o- mungo, Abe); Porto Ye. 5 “Costa Rica, ‘tig, 20c.; Mexican, [8%gc. a 19¢.: Angostura, 17 Ravanilla, Tee.'a 210; Guravoa, Hern 18ce, colt, @ and Racerpts—Flour, 7495 bbls: wheat, 2 do.: oats, ndera fair dew ays Fiour axp Grav 80,78) busheis; fidur market was firmer ping exiras were scarce and dc. a Ue. dear ne Were 14.700 bbis.. We pote. saice of GW) Dbis. and sacks of corn meal at $4 80 4 $5ior Brandywine. We quote:— No. 2 State... $4 0 a $4 75, Superfine Sjate. + #74 50 Extra state 5 10a 550 Choice otate 65a 60) Superfine Western. 4508 500 bextra Westel 5Wa 550 Minnesota. 5508 650 Rounu how 51a 550 Round hoop Ohtet trade brands 5 pa 6 Pamity . 6wa 70 St. Louis, low exir 58a 615 st. Louis, straight extra, b75a 6B St Louis, choice double extra 65a 70 St. Louis, choice tamil: fe 70a 90 Rye flour, One to superti 4Wa 43) Southern, No. 2. 4400 450 Southern, supe! 400 50 Southern, extra. 55a Ow | Southern, tamil 70a 900 Corn meals West Wa 4 Corn meal, Jersey. S90 420 Corn meal, Brandywine 4758 480 Vorn meal, puncheons. . 208 — | sales of 170,000 bushels at We. a 9 —Wheat was quiet, but firm. The sales were about 4.0.0 bushels st ne 2134 a $124 for Ko ‘2 Milwaukee in 8 23 tor ungraded, $1 25 a $190 for No. 1, gl a7 for exes’ White in store. The sales were 54,100 bushels. Corn was easie: for yellow. Oats were firm, We’ note sales of 45,000 bustiels at 75c. a 7o3gc. for lowa mixed afloat, mosily pela ati7c.; for No 2 Chicago mixed afloat, at 7oc. @ y—The market was quiet. ‘ihe sales were (ON bushels” Rye was quiet State was quoted at $1 05 106 aud Canada, iu bond, at$!, to arrive. KRIGHTS Were dul and droepiig, ihe engagements 10 London, by steam, 40.00) bushels grain at 6d. for wheat. ‘the chartors were :—A ‘brigs with 1.400 bbls, refined petroleum. hence Jork tor orders, at 4s. cs 0 Austrian bark, to Cork tor ‘order: Hence to Naplos. a Ship, wits S00 bbls.‘ refined petroieuni, at 42, to areive hence to the Continent; a German ship, with 7,000 fined petroleum (recharter), hence to’ Bremen, at an Australian bark, with 2.70) bbls. reflued pe: troleuin (rechart:r), hence’ to Liverpool, at 3s. 9:.; au with 3.00) quarters grain. to Cork for or- Norwegian . the ent, with general carwo,’on private te brig, about 58) tons wid on the berth tor with eeaeral a private terms. We quote rat. Corn, Provisions Liverpool, steam... 6d. ool, . bils, Cont Co‘ton, Be. ads Ma. a b-tod. vad. - seve Od = + Sad. - Ta. urket was steady uba, ceutrifucal, Mo. ; ov teat, New 0: de. a doe. ; Dem ae We. Navat Stones.—The market was generally dall, wi out essential change in prices. Strained rox'n was quot atsia $2.05. Spirits of turpentine was quiet and rather note ae $30 bbls om the spot ai Séc., and and easier, with t 13. Subsequent ge: 8 ide. for He of 3,000 bbl veries, with late at 127 Saar Bige. 8 GAC. for prot rand “May ae very. Crude, in bbis, was neglected at we. i a Semen bag ‘May ‘de- livery. Naphtha was | -yh Nec. Cases were dull, closing at about a Se. vcteacat Phil: deiphia was quiet and nominal. Refined was quoted = extreme close Hy Lwse- Baltimore was quiet at 12% nd 18. 8 Lise. for May J Telegraphic Pate re. Titusville, we lis; Parkers’ bat qehecs soe, sales were at s. mess sold (part last eve: for June. sales of wo" 100 boxes W ‘as irreguiar; sales were mate foc eventng A ba as 15%e. tor May, but the mark - day was firmer and the sale The Were about 6,000 tlerces (part last evening) Ly for June, 1d%%o. a 1b Lo 15%e. for ay Lb )ge. w id}gC. for July. Rice and unchanged. The sales were :—25 hoody hy bbls. Louisiana and 190 a) m jobbing lots, We quote Carolina, cood. 7 i pitme, do, a ?%e.: choice, ast a, Tic. Th “tor “aie to prime, abd common + down to ée.; Rangoon, lye. a 6).c. gerzyec x sonerpeareey Rangoon, 1 bond, $2 eee jet and firm. with sales of od a Frea ctivess We —raee vada, commer 00d do, tair to mood refine. rime, “Siyc.: G0.. molasse reiting wrides, Tce ike. dos gro: DOMESTIC MARKETS. id dling. eri at ‘aan et te Cotton easier: mi Ise. ~¢ Ay ihe rdinary, i3?go. ‘Net receipts, Kports Foetewise, 412" Bales, 968. Stock. 41.68% 4 coders aaa t and easier; nid 8 bates ex ixports-To Great “britain,” 52. Sales, |, Montte, May 5. 187% Catron, sary ia eeséhns, 15te. : 3 =" nites ood odin: jc. Nel ar Kxport Sees orien ak” wales, Sm aon vancan, May §, 1875 Cotton dail: middling. i it, Aes Mee scecelpts, bales Exports to the Conu! 420. Sivek, 30,234 ne ‘ales. Coastwise, 238, Sales, oy pootton quiet; middting. 15s 13 Patty iy ‘Me. ipts—Wheat, 19,000 bushels: oau, Fy oh do; Darley, 10, }, feet of Somber’ 380. Burraia, May 5, 17s OF usheiss tL ¥ PR tee op jo. hour frm ‘ot 470 bbls. . $6 0 $65. ir a Teeth 10, no buyers; sa! piel, hela No. 1 hi wre hse winter $135 tor Ni ery Be at gw Yor exten a Corn quiet and lower ik, bears io ar ar son iain store at Po, 2 cars of Capada ia sare Fe ist Oats owt and Saftatay! ‘ad- | Vantage to w 8) @ | Ofiee. corner Fulton rnd! ecrem ‘ncects. Net and quoted | was quoted at the close | | nished. | Money on Culforni at 6%. Rye and barley—Nove here. Seed: unchanged. Pork firm at $23 for heavy mess Lard firm at lo\e, White fish firm at $679 aud trout at $4 75 per halt barrel. Highwines sominal. ee eh Cuicago, Pi F cre demand ; extra spring, 36, Wheat advanced ai ie aie demoed t 0944; No. ae 1 O14 a $l eh Seat or f Janes ity? 0. tive and highe Face tia Bot or Mays Tee. “dunes toa, bid “July, re wes 7ic.” Oats ip Rood demand:\ No. 2, 2/46, spot oF b4e. June. aise and Kye unchanged. Pork in F demand, advanced; sales at $21 Si June; s22 2) Su Sh Spot: Bis Yank de spot; fair cemand, ' B15 i $13: 7 dunes. $15 dusy. Bulkmeats steady. Whiskey $1 14. Reccipts—Kiour, 13,000 bolas, Wueat. Bh) bushels; corn, 114.000 do. $i 3.000" do. ma 00) do, Shipments—Flour, bois; whet, 121.0 buisuela, gon. 107,009 barley, io, At as 5 * Wwieat weak, lower, unsetie at 7itge. May: 7éc. June, Oats casier, Hac. vane, baad Card easier, at $15 WJune. Corn declinin at O2ic. May; HAVANA MARKETS. HAVANA. May 5. 1875. Spanish gold, 212% a 213, American, 216 a 217, change active; on the United States, sixty da reney, 85 a 86 premium; sbort sight, 88 0 59 prein! London, be Ai demand: pri 10% reals per arrobe; EUROPEAN MARKET. Lospon Propuce Manket.—Lonpon. May 5—Even. ing. —Calcutta linsee ++ FINANCIAL, — 883. rit sss 8 8 4 s 8 a sss T sss 8 Fe 88 838 T 885 | dealt in at the New York Stock Exchange bongnt and sold by us on margin.ot Sve per cont PPPP Ragk, It vi 4 g Se Fs PG ES fiers reer” ree’ tt sa P Fai Ye | aah 1 Pp R a F NY ct e k ROU v ou L EKBE GGGG EREE (888 L K G 2 8 8 L BE a GE L EEE @G ERE SSS L K G GOK L E G ok 8 8 LLLL KEKE GGGG KEELE 888 negotiated at one to two per cent from market only on responsible parties, Large sums have been reaized the bast 30 days, Fut or call cost a 55585 $8533 11 2 2 5 2g Mb a 5 $3383, 11 32 65 su 2 55 ssges 2 58 8b 223228 Straddies $250 each, control 200 shares of atock for 39 days without further risk. Advice and information fur- Pamphiecs showing how Wail street operauoas are conducied sent tree to any addr Orders soileitea aves, Dy mui or wire and promptly executed, Adress TUMBRIVGS & 00. Bankers and Brokers, 0. 2 Wall New York. “, UGUST BELMONT rE © Bankers, 19 and 21 Nassan street, issue travellers’ credits, availabie in ail parts of the world, through the Messrs. De Rothschild and their correspondents, Also commercial credits and telegraphic transfers of Kurope and bavana, rs T REASONABLE RATES—MONBY ON LIFE AND | kndowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other Seonr.tics, Jgeupance of all kinds efected with best companies J. J. HABHICH & OO,, 17 Broadway. —WEST WISCONSIN RA OAD AND OTHER + defauited Railroad Boads pecialty, and bought by the oid established house of ALBY KI H. NIVOLAY & CO., tock Brokers and Auctionce: No. 43 Fine street ew York. | established 5 FINANCIAL. east “SAND 10 PER CENT OHOLOR OITY BONDS tty) other Al Investment Seearities | oar specialty 23 years. paving Bee 1 per cont: interest promotly paid. sale below var. hae MIOULAY & OO. tock irokers and ‘Auctioneers, ‘0. 43 Pine street, New Yor! $400, 000 TO LOAN—TRUST FUNDS IN SUMS to sult on New York, Brooklyn oF Westohester Real Estate; no-bonus required. CyB. Wile LIS, Lancashire Insurance Company, 187 Broadway. ” TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORE. $ 700.000) facet Alorenzes tanete Yo rE SIEVENSON, Jr. II Fine street oF 4 Kast “eventeonthy street. N. jor estate funds, Loue but prime applications constr PH UNDERSIC HAVE this day formed & copartnership for the transaction of a general brokerage commission busivess in stocks and bonjs under the Arm name and style of Marvin & | Robinson, GEKOLGE HOWARD MARVIN, WILLIAM HI, RORINSON, Members of New York Stock !:xchange. _Nuw Yorn, May 1, 1875, ])SSOLUiION OF COPARTNERSHIP.—THE FIUM Of Rosenbaum & Bloom ts this day d od by mu. tual consent 8.6 BAUM. New Yous, May 1, 1875, JL. BLOOM W YORK, MAY 1, 1875.—1HK FIKM OF D. D. rin & Deucan tay this day been dissolved by smutual consent. The Books of the firm are lett in ‘he Possession of D.D. Starin, 9 Park place, for settiement. All persons being inaebted to t.¢ late firma a to cal and settie, D. ». STARIN, W. J. DUNGA A JABL! PATENT ON SAW MILLS—JUS oritiued will gell part of the United States and the entire Canada ri van B, TOWN, 181 Broadway, N. Y. A lished and regular trade; more. than ‘ordinary. tueilities CARLEVON, v8 Broadway, <MANENT SITUATION WITH A FAIR SAL- to a business man who can loan $2,000 op good security, Address CASH BU -INESS, Herald oflice. A BUSINESS agent: first class city reference, Address Post ofice, ‘and box manufacturing business, with a well estab- i owner 18 alone and poseaases Apply to GRiuGs & | LADY, RESIDING IN CALIFORNIA, irs. B., Dox PARTNER WANTED—AN AGREEABLE, SOCIAL gentleman, with about $5,000, to extend a business Donsessiny great and peculiar advantages; $25.00) a year, at least, ~y honorably mage. Apply to Mr. PARLY, 26 Broad street, room 14, NY CAPABLE BUSINESS MAN, W4TH $1,500 Are: and good refereuces, can procure a steady, aying situation and interest on his money by ad- ess ing Lie, Herald office, WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, ESTABLI years in New York city, will be sol Agood opperiunity to engage t Karnest inquirers will be fu: ing tull address to W ned varde SKL x 24 Berald ote OLIVE OR SPKCIAL PARTNER WANTED WI'H 2,090 or $3,00'; undoubted references given and re- quired, Adress er call on, between 10 andl o'clock, W. ‘L., 79 John street (upstairs) PARTY HAVING $3,000 MAY JOIN money-making business which nade a fortune for others: $i0KU0H may. be cleared tis summer. Address READY Bianch office. {IRE INSURANOE.—AGENT GAN SECURE FIRST | class. Business,” Coutection nid’ Location. Ap- bly at Knox building, corner of Faison street Kone WANT A SPECIAL OR AOTIVE PARINER IN THR bauking business in a Southern city; buniness already’ ail capital can be an mply ace ed; amou required $10,0N to $15,000, Call on BANI betw Il and | o'clock, at oitice of W. A. Ross, Lit Pearl street, New York, for three days, or address dame uuimber for interview, ] ing business: am weil posted nad request juli par- tiowlars; would be @ partner with au american. Ad- dress 0. S. W., 81 West Twelith street LL SPECULATIVE STOCKS HAVE FLU largely duriug 60 days; persoas fortunate enough io hold privileges have reailged extraordinary pris “it is probable that the present excttement will fast for 0) TUATED days ionger; theratore those who avail thea selves of th Present opportunity wit: secure the fluctuation ny UW B aul PROT Privileges sold are guaranteed. AlisX. INGHAM & UO. Kers, 12 Wall street. A. 0 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, CASH, Wil, paid tor 5,000 and upward of New Jersey Mortgage allroad ito LEX, VROTHINGHAM 4 60., 12 Wail street. AROS, RICKLING | & . cO., BANKERS AND + Brokers, 72 Broadway, New York, wake a sp Privileges. | Faruies wishing to operate on should e hook explaining the various inethods of dealing. Copy sent free to any address. RESPECTABLE Would like to meet some benevolent Who would tent her $40 to assist her in business, Jriuch she would otfer roo! security: or would accept a house keeper's position; cau give references. Address, for thie days, Mrs. 'M. BRANCL, Herald Brookiya Branch office AMERICAN WIDO! A: =MINNESOTA STATE 7 PER CENT DEF! Bonds tor sale by “ALBERT H, NICOLAY & CO,, No, 43 Pine street, New Leis +74 BROADWAY.—8t sc AaB); Shanes! NO CON ‘ TEs PAMPHLET “HOW TRACTS 1N OUR NAME} ‘IN WALL STREET,” LOST AN!) MADE D TYRES TO ANY ADDRESS. STRADDLES (PUT AND CALL AT SAME is * OM same paper) $262 50 to $57). 30 to W days per 100 1 shares. APDLEY & BALL BY, 74 Broad’ way. USINESS PAPER Unemployed paper, owing to the sagnation of bad. pess, is now unusually plentiful, and prime paper meets | with prompt at favorable ratex 1 can negotiate $%, y My commissiwn is & per cent wil fake tiseral advances on Al notes wheuever desired. the principle old coin of the United states } Sane of Your busipess ts iayt Ww. WEEKS, Banker, 178 Broadway. ROOKLYN LOAN OFFICE.—PARTIKS REQUIRING Money on mortgage will lind it greatly to thelr ad- AKK & CO, wt the Herald (our Bonne, ($500,000 St. Lor ouls County Bonds, roposals will be received at the t office of the clerk of the County Court of St Louis, county, city ot ¢ of Missourl, uot IZ o'clock W., on Monday. the Inth day. of May: Ist, tor the > purchase of five hunired St Louis County Bonds, ot 1,000 dated May 1, 1875, payable twenty years saite bearing iuterest al of ax pereeutum Payable semi-annually, with interest cou; ons attached , laterest of said roar ey rable in atthe Commerce, in the city ot Sew York. is will be received for any number ot the bot reserving the right to reject any or ail 7B gy ite Na in eprreecy of the United States, of @ National Banks, and the accrued inter- tt oa the gellvary ot ot fe pore’ w be ational 1. GRANT HAS REMOVED TO NO. 145 BROAD- « way, corner Liberty street. Money always ready io loan on good New York city mortgages, without bou L WANT TO BORROW $250 ON Wt tthe F ONCR, eae stung terms, J. BARRETT, a: mei stree ‘oun s FIRRCE, XO. & FINE STRERT, LOANS on approved Real’ Estate in New Yort, Brookiyn ond "Wastshester;: also purchasss Mortages'at lowest ras, ONRY, TO LOAN—ON FIRST MORTGAGES, WITH. on Necond and Leasehold Moi lortgagos. at | s rales ‘se. .s Demerara, resagia i on 5 | easy fing BO. W. STAKE, 16 Broaaway, room 3. a 84e. : do. racaum pan, 80. a Sc.: Martin ae, 8 at melado, bc, a'8AC, layed, Now, 7110, | NBAOTIATION or a ie i MISSOURI SIATE STOCKS a‘ . e, 4 virtne and authority of an actentitied “An act to wie. rx do. “if 2, We. 0 loice. : Rauite, Tie, a 8c.; pat authorine the issue and at ot a of renewal funding bonds inbuco, #6. a Sac. : renned. Ww3gc. | te se of meeting and paying, the, maturing 9ige.: erusned, Lie. a lids; Sowokron approved M: we, the : Rranulated, He , | und COmmisaoners of the state ot Mise STRARINE it. Western was quoted at 16%c.; Tiessve sasied thine At the office of the Govsr- | etty @ | ‘Miso: ot —We nov further sales by auction ot 2.543 Ticly by ¢ Governor in the oresen we tg opened inclading 1,836 half chests Moyune | 1875, at lock A. M., for the pur- | 30. 5 382 & sper osiongs at Sic. a OCB bonds of the stocks of this State. The bids S710. comzou at 386 All these classes, to wit Tautow was inactive, pity gales of 81.000 10¢, at O30. per cent Gold Borie rs-rs $1,000 each e et Ful ‘a0 bbls. at $1 17 per gailon an 300 Sper cen nied 8 sped in la wial money + 1,000 each : t the Merling stocks, to be pay- o Nandred ad Sad sixty of these bonds id for enable guarantees cipal os of, the wee State are ample and ith the Sdvice aad cou -MROBR, te Treasa! _ Sarr ERSON | Curr, Mo. ~ April §, it ine ST. LOUIS (MO.) &8, Cincionat 6s and 7's, Cleveland 74 Beret ony be Pit Ks gg’ eat Ron PSH Re ra veet AMPHULET “HOW MONEY IS LOST a” WADE in Wall streets” (fully exolat aM iW bag led « Ay any address, by LAPSLEY 4 BAZLSY, 74 Taam (PUT. AND CALL. AT SAME PRICE) oN Umon pe aeite,, I sane a eeere ne Union, North- 4 ‘sale’ on ber: Taaiiey BAZUEY, 14 74 Broadway. ee wo ANTED—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, ON GOOD Improved Brooklyn bo ny $21,000; atso on City. Lots $8,000 to Bi, ule ao emerge ree “iopy'tois tb el s and ios LS to mM oo H PSRTNG—PRINTING TO EXCHANGE FOR MER. chandige trom the best printing establishmont in the city to the amount of $30 Address / RIN TING, box li Herald office. Be pues “OWNER OF SEVERAL SILVER MININ properties at Alta City, Utah, distant from ratiroad, ARE CHANCE FOR THE RIGHT MAN,— —T0_ LE furnished, the Saloon and 1 rent low. i ANTEL—$1,00 WORTH OF PRINTING IN EX- change for Real Ketate, at a Addi J. M. NASH, 9% Prospect WANTED aT AT ONG dress, $2,009, A GENTLEMAN OF ( with which to join me in logituaste ‘and Well ‘extanlithe rprise. by which thousands of dollars can be realized. Address BUsi- NBSs, box 170 Herald Uptown Branch oftice. seston holds securities. Ad- JeWRLEY, Herald ollice, $1. 500% SPLENDID BUSINESS (ESTAB- a) lished), inciuding the whole patent, with i? large orders on hand; demain un- ‘and profits large; the ‘whole Dusiueas sacrificed UM purchased quick ROE T. REED, No. 335 Broadway, $2 000.5% =POR SALE OR EXOUANGE, SHIP. nd Commission Business ; establisued Ieee: av W); no risk; property worth more Address SUL. FING. 2 50 CASH WILL PURCHASE A FL NEW 9) show Business, imported trom Paris: as tt ws the Cc zone of the Kind in America it will briog price asked: owner leaving City. Herald offic large he te an esargelie men who can Invest the r9- | quires py Oo ‘the atternooa, a: 79 Bast Fourth street, second (oor. rage a - | $3. 00 WILL SECURE AN INTEREST IN A manofacturmg basiness ander a patent fully developed and working on orders from large c R anon dress ChUTALNTY, Herali 55. 000. SITUATION OFFERED IMMEDIATELY with view to ip, at saiary of | a reapeciabie arty who will deposit the aoe AY al estate security and assist in management grees cHLES DID CHANGE! bos ad "Leraid Uptown MARRIAGES AND DEATIIS. MARRIAGES. Lewis—DoLLaRD.—On Tuesday, May 4, at the | residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. T. 5. Pycovt, Dante. FP. Lewis to Emma J. DoLiagrp, | | both of Brookiyn. | the res TomPKins—Coorer.—On Thursday, jeuce of the bride’s mot Wiliam Reed, MiLtaRo FP, Tomrx: Coorek, bota of New Yors, DIED. ANDREWS.—MARTHA DOWNES, Widow of the iat Robert Andrews, at ber late residence, No, 32 West Fifteenth street, The relatives and friends are Invited to attend the tuneral, from the Memorial church, Westport, , on Thursday, the 6th inst, at ball-past o'clock A. M. Carriages will be in waiting at tne depot in Westport Co meet the train of the New Ha Railroad, which leaves New York at 9:05 A. M. AnmsTronG.—In Brooklyn, May 4, CHARLTF, son of David and Orriel R Aimstroug, aged 11 years, 6 months ana 25 days, Friends of the fumity are respectfully invited to by the Re NS tO Miss Jus. “ atiend the funeral, at two o'clock, Friday a)ter- | noon, at the residence of bis parents, 54 Lowulng street, Brooklyn. Beneuavs.—On the 19th of April, at insbruik, Tyrol, alter a long and painiul tliness, Mrs. BLEo- NORB BERGHAUS, wile of Dr. Julius H. Bergnaus. BoDINE.—EstRLLe HAMILTON, aged 20 months. Funeral from parents’ residence, Montgomery street, Jersey City Heights, two P, M. to-day, | Friends iuvited to attend. rookiyn, May 5, Joan Booxs, in ti 83d year of bis age. Fuseral on Friday, Third street. * BOGERT.—At Neponsit, Ill., on Weanesday, April . be Brx/ AMIN Boorrt, 67 years. INERD.—Ov Tuesday, May 4, ALANSON Post BRAINERD, ip the 44th year of his age. Faneral services will oe held at Dis late rest- bape 173 East Sixty-fourth street, on Friday, May , at eleven one o’ciock, from 114 South r, George F. Warner, are reapectiuily invited to atvend the ser- at four o'clock P. M., a} No, 443 Hamilton street, Brookty: BRAMUTLI.—On May 5, at his residence, No. Adeipui street, Brooklyn, WILLIAM CLAnk Br. HILL, in the 37th year of his age. Notice oi faneral in to- gg lg pe CHIANEL.—On We.lnesday, M: CIA BAGIOLI CHIANEL, WI tr. lay 5, Mrs. MARivc- {Candido Chianel, iter. House, Melrose, N. Y.. of oT a, Lyf an Hines ‘of pine days, James C. y ; Babee vork, Irelan Notice of iuneral hereafter. Oo0GaN,—JULIA F. Coogan, N/a of James J. | Coozan, sued ‘22 years and 7 months. Her remal | be taken to Rochester for | terment. 5 in atiendance. | Coscrova.—On Tuesday. May 4, Evizanera Cos- | Managh, Ireland, in the 40th year of her GROVE, @ native of Carrickmemoay, gue. Fer- The relatives ana friends are r vited to attend her fan: peed ua vase oie street, 6,at ore! ear IN conte Wednesday, May 5, Saran J, Dau Heiatives see friends of La wang hd Tespect- jully invited t end m her late residence, 141 west Twe: meta street, yy at nali-past one o'clock P, M. | och dace ke aveens ea Faye S & short ft. ANE A. DiNGER, Wile A. Dingee, Mattitnck, L. ih Services neld, May 6, at laden Friends are respectfully invited to pgs mn fl Temains to Greenwood, Carriages im waipin; ante: Point at 11:20 A. M. po hey ine ye Donanry. i ant Wiisy, the beloved wife of | ful James Doverty. felatives aud friends are reaneotfuily invited to requested | PARTNER: WITH $8000 WANTED-IN A LUMBER | desires noveliies and small patents, fo iziroduce a3 | ALLY | S already ZABH, Herald Uptown | £ | “The relatives and friends of tne iautly are re- © eichexyms peace O: business and proats April 29, at | inee, of the pagisn of | 5 attend the foneral, on Friday, May 7, at twelve o'clock M,, from her late residence, No, 802 East Twentieth sireet, New York. Downey.—On Tuesday, May 4, at bay Rey byt een ue, A at daughter of Maria and ‘sony Relat en snd. “friends are invited to attend o | funeral, on Friday, 7th inst., at 10 o'clock A, M. | frou the Church of St, Francis Xavier, Sixteentt | etreet, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, where ® solemy mass of requiei will be oflered ior the re- pose of her goul, Downina.—At North New York, on Tuesday, May 4, 1375, OLivex P. DOWNING, aged 57 years. The relatives and triends of the family are re- spectfully tnvited to attend the funeral, from the Methodist church, corner of 14ist on oe Willis avenue, oo Thursday, May | o'clock P. M, The remains will cla at od ‘3 church, Westchester, at four o'clock P, M- ny.—At ‘Haverstraw, May 4, GUADELUPS, danghter of the ‘ate Pavlo Daany. DUGAN.—On Wednesday, May 5, after a short til- | Ress, CHARLES DUGAN, in the soun year of his age, Ybe relatives and friends of the family and | Those of his sons, John and Charles E, Dugaad, also | those of his son-in-law, Martin Delaney, are re- spect{ully invited to attend the fomeral, on Friday, May 7, atl P. M., from nis late resiaence, 204 East | Filty-first street. | FLoop.—On Wednesdiy, May 5, MAMGARET, the beloved wie of Michael Fiood, a natuve of Kileul- | lan Briage, county Kildare, Ireland, ‘The relatives abd friends of the family are re~ ested to attend the funeral, (rom her late r No, 12 Van Brunt street, Soucn Brooklyn, 7, at haif-past one o'clock P. M, FRE! Jn May 5, WILLEY, the beloved son of Rovert and Saran French, aged 3 years, 11 montis and 5 days. ‘The funeral will take place on Friday, 7th inst., at two o’c.ock P. M., from the re: ssidence of his parents, 255 avenue O, corner of Fifseeutn street. | GoprRey.—May 6, 1875, ABRAHAM GODFREY, for | many years a resiaent o1 this city, aged 85 years, Relatives and frrends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bis | 8on-in-law, Hon, P. J, Joacnimsen, No. 101 East | Sixty-flith street, corner Fourth ‘nue, om Fri- duy, May 7, at ten o’clock A, M., without further | notice. | [Abeprnr Lonag, 23, F, AND A, M.—BRETRHREN— | You are hereby summoned to attend a special | communication oi Adelphi Lodge, 23, at their | lodge rooms, Masonic lemple, corner Twenty- third street and Sixth avenue, on Frriay, May 7, atnine o'clock A. M, sharp, for the purpose of paying the last tribute of respect to our deceased brother, Abraham Godfrey, By order, CHAS. B. MaYeR, Master. M. J. BENNETT, Secretary. GonReN,—Suddeniy, tn New Orleans, La, om Saturday, May 1, DANIEL GORREN, | Funeral from the residence of his brother-In- law, G. H. Sanford, K9 West Forty-tuird street, oa | Friday, at two P.M. Relatives and iriends are invited to attend, | Govrn,—on Weanesday, May 5, at the residence | of Dr. Charies B. Siujmons, 742 Lexington avenue, Sakan T, Sewarp, widow 4 the late General Ja- | cov Gould, of Rochester, N. Y. The remains will be taken to Rochester for ia- | cerment. Haase.—On Tuesday, the 4thinst., MARGARBTEB | Exizanken, wife o! A. C. Haase, | Funeral will take piace on Thursday, the 6th insl., Irom ber late residence, 13 Kighta avenue, a one Me HaLsey.—At Astoria, on Wednesday, May 5, | 1875, Sverugn A. HALSBY, aged 77 years. The relatives and trreuds of the family are | vited to attend tue funeral, from his late re dence, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock. Boats leave Peck slip and Fulton Market slip at twelve o'clock M. | HuGies.—In_ St, Louis, on May 3, Avgustus D. B. vas: age. otice of funeral hereafter. | Kegten—at Yonkers, May®3, Onarues E. KeKLER. | | Relatives and friends are invited to attend the | faneral, from St. John's Episcopal caurch, om | Thursday, May 6. at bali-past three P. M. r | TREIGHARN-CAt Brookiyn, on Tuesday, May 4 | after a lingering illness, ELLIE JOSEPHINE, gpugest | daagliter of the late Thomas Keigharn, Esq., 0 Sligo, Ireland, aged 21 years. | MALLMANN.—At Orange, N. J., on Wednesday | | , ol New Orleans, 1n the dist year of bia morning, at ten minutes past three o'clock, after vl short liiness of pneumonia, ULaRa PHiPPS, be- a wife of Anguat L. Mallmann. einer service: St. Mark’s church, Orang on Friday, the 7th fost. on arrival of the 11:20 A.M. train from foot of Barclay street, New York. | Carriages will meet the train. Mi On Tuesday, May 4, after a short Ml- ARET MooRR, in the $3d year o! her ag 7 | spectiully invited to atrend the funeral, at her | son-in-law’s, Austin A. Fuller, No. 425 West Thirty- | fourth street, this (Thursday) alternoon, at oue o'clock. MULpOON,—On May 4, Mary ANN MULDOON, wife of John Muldoon, aged 47 vears. The reiatives and irends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funerai, from her late residence, 87 Coristopher stre on Thurs- one P. M. ay, May 4, at 45 Rutgers Y, & nauive of county Cavan, Jreiand, aged 25 years. ‘The friends of the family Invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, at two o'clock P. Petrer.—On Tuesday, Niay 4, MARY Perret, relict of the late Charies Petiet, aged 75 years. Funeral from her late residence, No. 354 Henry street, Brooklyn, Thursday, May 6, at ove o'clock. Relatives and iriends invited, | _PHeavon.—On Monday evening, May 3, JamMEs camsity 8 are dane street, PuiLir McA’ PHEALON, aged 38 years, | ‘The relatives and iriends of the | spectiully invited to attend the fa) late residence, are enporatye city of Brooklyn, y, May 6, at two o'clock P. M. | QuackinsusH.—On Monday, May 3, Hannan C., | wile of Benjamin Quackinoush, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- | spectiuliy invited to attend the funeral, ois (thurs- | day) afternoon, at one o'clock, from thé Upiversal- ist chureb, coruer of Bleecker and Downing sireets, Ross.—Suddenty, in Bound Brook, * a, May 5, | HARRY CRossY Ross, son of David T. and Mar- garet E. Ross, aged 5 years and 10 months. Smirn.—On Tuesday morning, May 4, MoRRar Fornes Surrmt, Fr of the family are invited to attend the funeral, at Oalvary clurch, Feurta avenue and myo street, this (faursday) morning, at tea ‘vlock, | °Mobtie (Ata,), papers please copy. Smrri.—On Tuesday, ~ and painiul illness, PuiLir F. Samira, in the 4410 year of his age. | *fhe relatives and friends of the famtly, also the | members of the German Union Lodge, F. and A. | M., aud the Germau Ltederkranz Society, are | respectfully invited to attend the :uneral, from ni lave residence, No, 65 Seventh street, on Friday, | one o'clock P. Srear.—On Tnesday, May 4,at St. Luke's Hos- pital. Major Genera! 5, P. Srgam, in the Sixty- a re year of his suite & ad | eiatt Hana Te respectfully invited to ; Sitend ti the fuheral, eyrom St. Lake's Hospital, oa riday, May 7, at tweive o'clock M. Kewains to be interred at ore ss Hills Cemetery. | SPooNER.—On esday, tue 4th inst., Jane &., widow of Dr. 8. Spooner. Relatives and friends of tne family are respect- fully invited to arten: e tuaeral, at her lute rest- deuce, Willam bs J. the 7th inst. J 3 Piainfleld aepor, on arrival of the 1 12:40 train from this city. | SuUniivan.—Saddenly, MaRY SULLIVAN, Wido' ' of Maurice. | The funeral wil! start Thursday, at two P. M., | pT ad lave resideuce, 311 Bast Toirty-seventh | stree| | Taomas.— Wednesday, April 28, 1875, Mr. CHARLES son of Captain Briggs Thomas, at ass. | At Jersey City Heights, N.J.,om 4, 1875, of pneumonia, ALICR ADE- | Larpe, daughter of Allanby and Aunie Taompson, aged 4 years and 7 months. Relatives ends are respectfully invited to | attend the /aneral, from the residence of her arents, Clifton place, reey City Heights, on | Feisay afiernoon, May 7. at half-past two o'clock. Huii (Eogiand) and Honolulu (Saudwich islands) ra please Copy. Mfspexwoop.—at Ww stport, Conn., May 2, 1875, Henatretra, beloved wife of Dr. G, J. Underwood, neral on Friday, attwo P.M. Carriages meet ve.—On Wednesaay, May 5, IAgzin an Cleve, aged 22 | yea ir | ranerat wu cake place on Saturday, May 8. | from tne First Reformed chareh, Hackensaci J., at two o'clock P.M. Trains leave toot ri} Ubambers street at one o'clock P. M. Van Wyck.—At Platbuso, on Wednesday, sth inst, of pueumonta, SusaN WaHiTsox, widow of Richard Van Wreck, aged 60 years, | Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from her lace residence, Flatbush, on Fri- Teh iMst., at two o'ch Me AGSTAF! mm fuesday, May 4, Frevpie Waa- gas ye eee on i Thomas B. and Henrietta tal, Wiis ives and thends of the family are ares to attend the funer«i, from the residence of | | | WeEKs.—At Glen Cove, Long Isla Tues- | Ss May 4, WiLtiaw A. WERK, +H in tae seul pear 1 his age. Funeral services at the William M. —— on Thursd o'ol P.M. Tesidence of his lather ursday, May ous nee on, w wi " sie ot tion sw ceaghver begin ‘and: ‘the late Peter rescat im pace, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are te ctfully invited to atvend the funeral, on Friday, jh inst., at two o’ciock, from her late residence, No. In Bowery, without further notice. Woopwarp.—On Tuesday, 4, alter a linger. ue iitness, THomas JEFFRESON WoopWanp, aged ears. latives and friends of the famtly are reepect invited to attend the funeral, from his late idence, 221 Fas! Kighty-seveuts atrect, ol Bt» day, May 7, at tWoO'vlucK, ~ 4, alter a lingering