The New York Herald Newspaper, June 14, 1875, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1875. —TRIPLE SHEET. "FINANCIAL AND CONMERCIL The Events of the Week—Gos- sip About Stocks, THE FAILURES IN LONDON. Our Gold and Money Markets—A Sharp De- cline in Many ‘ecurities, WALL STREET, } Sunpay, June 13, 18: The events of Wall street during the past ‘week Owe much of their interest to the fact that hey were more than usually perplexing. Tue rapid improvement o/ Lake Shore after its recent re hammering; the forced decline of St, Paul ana Northwest; the doubts expressed with reser- ence to Western Union; the sudden reaction of Union Pacific: these were among the incidents which, by reason of their diversity and effect, un- settled judgment and communicated to the mar- ket a decidedly feverish tone. There is a gene- rally prevalent feeling, however, that many stocks have reached such low prices that a check ‘to the downward tendency may occur at any time. Permanent investors are already being at- tracted, and more securities than many persons suppose are being paid tor and locked up to ‘awalt tue advance that 1s velieved to be inevita- ble. That the railway war has had much todo with the depressing influences which Rave ate tended speculation there is no doubt, and the an- nouncement is peculiarly welcome that within a dew days, provided THE PENDING NEGOTIATIONS between the representatives of the Baltimore and OMo and the Pennsylvania 1aliroads are satisfac- tory to both parties, the strife will cease. The effect will doubtless be felt immediately, for the ability to resume fair and remunerative rates ‘without dangerous competition will necessarily enhance the price of ail $.ocks concerned, increase the earning power of the several lines and encour age wwe hopes of their friends. Among leading railroad men the impression is that during the year a fair business will be done on the Western roads, and that the system of ecouomy that has been enforved by hard times will enable them to make @ reasonably favorable exhibit, The St, Paul report to December 31, 1874, notwithatand- ing the serious interferevce of granger legislation, showed ‘exceptionally latge net earnings. ‘The | same may be said of Rock Island, which, on the Sist of March jast, showed # surplus for the year of $1,109,899, against $843,387 in 1873-4, The Uhi- cago and Northwestern report to May 31 is now expected with much interest, aud the manner in which both its common and preferred siock has lately been pounded is suggestive to not a few of @ purpose to buy the same at THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES that can by book or crook be made, Yesterday, for imstance, a rumor was circulated that the directors had determined to issue $10,000,000 con- vertible bonds. It was without truth, Another story, equally false, was to the effect that the St Paul Company intended to issue new stock. If such statements are a dernier ressort they only serve to illustrate to the cooler headed observers the aesperate character of a struggie which seems to be approaching its end. A meetiog of the Pacific Mall directors was neld yesterday to take {nto consideration the manver in which $2,000,000, more or less, are to be raised for the payment of the company’s debts, The subject was referred to the Executive Committee, it will be remem bered that $500,000 are due to the Panama Rail. road on the 29th of August, on wuich 7 per cent interest, in gold, 1s now being paid. A committee of two, of whom Mr. Rufus Hatch 1s one, was ap- pointed to settie the differences with the latter company aud determine on what basis FREIGHT AND PASSBNGERS abail be hereafter carried. We are also informed t the directors were recently obliged to meke between them to pay ® $100,000 note that became due. Notwithstanding these tacts, however, itis ciaimed that the outlook of the company for the yearis not discouraging. Next to Lake Shore, which took the lead in point of activity, Westerm Union Telegraph was most con- spicuous, President Orton is expected to-morrow from Liverpool, aad a de‘ailed report of the ope- rasions of the company is awaited with great in- terest, There are many surmises as to the edfect of the reduction of tolls upon the earnings for tae mext six months, and of a still further reduction that may be made necessary by competition, put it is given out in various quarters toat before the end of the year certain important combinations will be made that will carry the price of the stock | among tue nineties. This may acvount for tne effort to depress the Ggures uow ana the quict vaying of those who have faita in the future. THE STOCK MARKET, The following Qgures will explain in a more de- tailed manner the course of prices:—Northwest common declined 4 per cent; 644; St. Paul common, 474; preferred, 34 per cent. Michigan Central fell off irom 63 to 64 and re covered to 66. Lake Shore declined from 61 to 60%, advanced to 65 and closed at 64, agaimst 624 at the ciose last Saturday. Rock Island fell from 103% to 101% and closed at a slight recovery. Union Pacific fell off from 72 to 60% and laser rose 20 73%. New York Central fell off wo 10255, rose to 104% and finally sold at 104. Westtrn Union de clined from 76% to 73%, recovered to 75% and closed at 7434. Pacific Mail ranged from 33% to 8244 and Closed at 32%. Ohio and Mississippl Ge- — clined from 23% to 22%, rose to24\ and finaily receded to 23%, Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph advanced from 2s}¢ to 26 on the completion of she new direct cable, but iater yleided to 23% & 24, — Erte dropped from 18% to 163; and sold at 16% on the last es, Investment sberes were firmer and advanced % to1X per cent. Among express stocks Wells, Farge & Co. broke from 79 to 75, ana United States from 45 to 423s, but the closing quo- (ations were 80% and 44, respectively. BIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES OF THE WEEK. ‘The following table snows the extreme fluctua ‘tions for te week in the leading share: Highest, Lowogst, ‘New York Central. + Wiss 1025 Wabagh...... 9X Northwestern . « BON Northwestern “preterred. oF Rock island. + 108% Fort Wayne + Milwaukee Paul 33% Mioulgan Ceatral. Liknoiws veutral 3 wis Vion Pace, 13% G. and |. ©... 4% Hanaival and St. Joseph Mannibai and st. Joseph preiers ed 49 GMO aNd 6 188i881pp! Missourt Pacidc. Western Union ntic aud Pacific Tel Pacific Mail Quicksilver Unite States Pagedteieess.ss CLOSING PRICES AT 3 P. M. SATURDAY. 2 a 8 Lae shore. Han & 3 Jo. ae jan & St Jo pr. 0 bie Mich Ceniral.,. 6 EXPORTS AND rwPorrTs, The foreign commerce of the week was as fol- fows:—General merchandise imports, including ary goods, $6,296,815; produce exports, $5,593,109, and specie exports, $4,674,036. The total imperis of mercaandise since January 1. this rear, are the preferred stock, | | Denver and Rio G'd. $165,128,710, againat $197,052,369 tm 1872, and $198,860,523 tn 187%, The total exports of produce since January 1, this year. are $105,163,505, against $124, 590,729 tn 1874, and $122,940,070 In 1873, The total exports of specte since Janaary 1, this year, are $40,553,123, agaist $27,268,304 im 1874, and $25,850,531 im 1873. LONDON FAILURES, It will be recalled that several days ago we briefly alluded to several large {atiures in London, and the unhealthy suspense to which the London money market had been subjected, From the iast number of the London Daily News June 1) we learn shat “the (ailures reported in the first place throw light upon the great weakness in tne tron trade, which has been the subject of a great ad- verse Quctuation during the last two years. Two large manufacturing firms—the Aberdare and Ply- mouth iron companies—with unsecured liabilities Of three-quarters of a mtilion, are obliged to go into liqnidation, and their iatiure entails that of a few smaller houses in the same trade which were as- sociated in their business and financial transac- tions, So far few incidents are more natural or probable at a time like this, If the prosperity of the iron trade in 1871 and 1872 was beyond prece® dent the subsequent fal! in price and consequent joss to all holders of iron bave been immense. Such a fall must bring to light whatever percent- age of improjent management there has been, and the present fallures are, in truth, only part of a series of more or less important stoppages which have been going on ali through the year. The embarrassments have unbappily been great enough to bring with them the stoppage of Messrs, Sanderson & Uo., @ firm of discoant brokers in Lombard street, not occupying, It must be admitted, a more than second rate posl- tion in tha world ot London banking, and whose dimiculties accordingly come nearer home than any fallures, with the exception of that of Messrs, J. ©. Imthurn & Uo, which have occurred in many years, But even a failure of this sort is not a first class event in the money market, and need ental no serious consequences beyond the limits of the embarrassed house itself. It is an event of a totally different character from the failure of a bank, and, from (he peculiar way | in which a discount broker’s busmess ts carried on, comparatively little disturbance ts caused by the disappearance of any second rate estanlish- Ment from the scene. The surprise the discovery bas eccastoned, followed as it nas been by a searching investigation in Lombard street, is one of the best proofs that the blunder stands by itself, and that aothing has occurred to check tue incipient prosperity of trade, or cause amy gen- eral alarm,’? THE RONRY MARKET. Money has beeu very easy and abundant durirg the week at 2and 234 per cent on call loans. Time loans were made at 3per cent for 90 days. Mer, cantile paper is quoted as follows:— CURRENCY PAPER, Sixty Four Double-named— Days. Bonihs. First ciase 4 a 4% Good. 5 aw 6K Single-namea— First chass, 4a 5g 6 Ww bby Not so well known. +7 a8 8 ao GOLD PAPER. Double-named— seereee 6 OT Tas -8 a9 9 ald “The joreign exchanges were firm, particularly toward the close, when the rates were advanced to 4.88 for prime bankers’ long, and 4.91 for de- mand steriiug. The leading feature of the ma ket was the scarcity of commercial bills, im the absence of whieh bankers were compelled to ship gold as remittances agalust called bonds received from Europe. THE GOLD MARKET. Speculation was active early in the week, when old advanced to 175s. Later, in consequence of the marketing of long gold, the price declined to 16, but recovered to 16% on the heavy shipments to Europe. The following were the GOLD FLUCTUATIONS FOR THE poe open- Ing. Highest, “eet, Closing. ut ut «115% i MK = 116% ut 116g 116% (11655 116% 116% | 16% = 18K GOVERNMENT BONDS. These were frm, although perhaps not quite so active as last wee The strength of gold pro- duced sympathetic strength in al! claases of gov- ernments, and they continue to attract tne atten- ton of capitalists and financial institutions, A livelier demand has sprung up in District of Colam- | bia 3.65 bonds, and yesterday they were bid for at 73%. Imterest on the $30,000,000 fve-twenties called in for the sinking fand Maren 11 ceased on | Priday. timated that about $10,000,000 have | been redeeme Closing prices of securities in Londen ave been as follows:— May 28, June 4. June il. , 1868, old. Hale 106% 106% 109 bg 10954 1 108% Wry 10% 103 ings Hae 1, 1878— Lowest. Highest, U. S, 6's, 5-208, 1865, od..106%% Apr. 22 108% Apr. 9 U.S, 6's, 5-20's, 1367 107 Mca.19 10054 May 5& U. S. 6%, 10-40°S........ 02% Fev. 13 105% Feb. 6 New 4's....... 102 Apr. 19 103) Jan, 2 | THE BANK STATRMENT. The bank statement reflects the protracted ease tm money, and a jurther gain of $2,190,200 legal tenders i# reported. The loans are contracted $3,563,400, the other changes being nominal. T banks now hola $10,338,525 in lawful money in ex- cess of the 25 per cent required, They held last week $16,991,475; gain this week, $2,407,050, | RAILROAD AND STATE BONDS, The former were only moderately active. Prices were steady. The leading feature was tne firm- ness of Pacific mortgages and an improvement in the Erie issues, which closed at the highest point of the week. In State bonds Tennessees advancea early in the week to 55, but later dropped 6 a 6% per cent, on reports that the July imverest woula not be met. Virginias and Missouris are firm. The interest due on New Orleans city bonds Janoary 1, 1875, 18 now being paid. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. | | $7,390,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonus, and the receipt of $1,439,151 for customs, | GkOSS BATLROAD KARNINGS FROM JANUARY 1 TO i MAY 31. 1875, $6,136,000 $1, 233,644 164.095 ah 18, 4 orate 105,908 174 68s orm 395,173 208085, 261,451 1.649,941 A942 12,302 FS 131,098 D4 $315.24 Tilo! ina, Inter Central. Union Facile... Total ... Net increase COMMERCIA TH REPORT. —_—- COTTON ON THE SPOT DULL AND DECLINING —rv- TURES WEAK AND EASY—FLOUR DULL AND NOMINAL —WHEAT ACTIVE AND BIGHER—CORBN QUIET AND EASIER—OATS DULL AND LOWER— RYE MODERATELY ACTIVE—BARLEY QUIET AND UNCHANGED--BARLEY MALT QUIRT--PORK QUIET Eri AND RABY—LARD QUIET AND EASY—PETROLEUM | INACTIVE—NAVAL STORES QUIET—GROCERIES FIQM BUT QUIRT—HIDRS MODERATELY A0- TIVE—LBATHER QUINT—OILS DULL—WHISKET STRADY—-FREIGHTS FIRMER—BEMP AND JUTE QUIET AND FIRM—GUNNIES QUIET. | SATURDAY, June 12—6 P. M. | The merchandise markets remained without | Important change, The demand was moderate for most articles and tue markets were atili un- settied and nominal. On 'Obange four was quiet. Wheat was active, exeited and higher, the market closing strong at the advance, put so irregular that it Was didicult to quote correctly. Cora was | sates and closed easier, Outs were dull and i t jower, Whiskey quiet, Pork quiet and easy. Lard owas = quiet and = easy. Freignis |* strong, particuiarly for grain, otton om the spot was dull #ad declining, aad (avures ote :—Dry hi 2B ‘Te. ra ao, @ iy ‘a2 jos, at yy oes we Oorrienves, iba @ 21 iba ao 23 lhe We. ; San The Treasury operations for the week included | the disbursement of $84,987 gold for interest and | SS. Jeans, 60c.a 70e. som boxes Naples oranges at fre duly; doy i 2a 280 di Pork, i7) package . lard, 7080. The pork market. ras quiet aad Gasy, The were weak at ic. Petroleum was inactive. Naval stores wore quiet. Hides were moderately actives Leather was dull. Oils were duil. Hemp and jute were quiet and firm. Gunniesy were quiet. Groceries were firm but quiet. Correx.—the market was quiet but strong, with & good jobbing trade. We quote:—Ordinary car- goes, 160. a 16%0.; fair do. 1c. a 170; good do., 173. @ 180.; prime do. 180. a IWKe.; ex- treme range for lots 160, a 19%40.; gold. 60 or days, Java, government bags, 240. @ 250. ; do. grass mats, 260, 8 %#o.; Singapore do., 2le, a 23c.; Maracaibo, 19%. a2e.: Laguayra, Ive, a 20c, ; Jamuica, I7ie. @ 180. * St. Domingo, 16}40. a 17e.: Porto Rico, Te. a 19¢,: Costa Rica, 17c. a e.: Mexican, 19°. a 20e,; An- postin. Ike. w Zi3go.; Savanilia, 18c. a Zio; Curacoa, ca Gotron The facts about the market sam up thas:— ‘The cotton beiow ré ried sold for export My mostly for French account. Iguddition to the sales of spot cotton nelow reported “aah ta lines have secured bids mt in all cases, been decided! mie tenor of crop advyj stil ind) the tenor of advices Laverpool ecee $a large yiel id other foreign markets uplayorable; the Southern markets generaily reported as dull and declining.’and fa some cases, lower. Stock of spot at this pert (runnin account) 127,469 bales against 128.375 bales same day last vear, this beng the frst time since January that the stock has fatien beliind that of last year. Futures, open- ing weak and unsettled, declined 40.. subsequently rallied under an attempt io cover, regaining part ot Ln Joss, and finally relapsed however, and closed weak at about 4gc. lower than last night's prices, Marketsenstivoe owing to large short interest and disposed to respond quickly to any show of inherent strength ; sales of spot cotton after pam @ include about 700 bales. partly for talk In reference to the market for futures uge indicated a want of conddence, and propositions to deal were made tn rubstantiation of this view at rather casier figures than the followin hica repress) ed the official eS 15 5-e.; July, 15dg0. @ 15 5-B2e. September, 1540.4 155 se "4 mber, 14 25-320. a 5. . 60. bf tee 7 a + due a tf LES 18" jeobraasy, iH 1B2c. a 15 3.32 + March, Ve iat a 15 5. il, 387-160. 1ijees May 18 18320, A 1S Guotadons standard. of classifveation in 10 temner PMsr4, “and-on upland coten ia store running in quality Hot more than half @ grode @bove or below the grade quoted :-rainary, aie nod ordinary, Mgc.; strict | he ow Ankidiing. isio.t uilddling, ‘din: fe $ py tRigaitag, 17c, Quotations bused on Ameri= cad siaudard of classifleation:— Uplands. diatama, ¥. Orteany Seas [eben sit % 1274 4 13 Good or: wuary My Me it Msg eam + He 1s ig 184 “nin , 4 ti us 1 10g ies 6 1684 16% ly 1738 Lat Fon Toa Export... 2549 | Consumption. iw 25 Totals.. 1952 32 27 —For tuture delivery (basis low midting) the tas have been as follows. | esterday ater t 18 os October, 309 3 ber, 700 at li%c., 10) at 14 37.82 400 a Feoruar AB at 15 3-32¢. Mare, 200 at omg. Total ti Pat bales. iy up to one P. M.—June. 100 et ty ibe Hatt J July 800 at 15 5-320. , 200 at Ld} 1,000 at 190 400 aU Lo BuOo at 1ST. 8.5 August, “130 at 15 7.3: 4.300 at 15 7-32c., 709 wt JSigc., 400 at 5-liec., 0) a 18 700 at'l5 11-326. wat 1 . 500 at Ee at Tie 3,80 ALIS 9 de,. AO at TEYo. 20:0 { : Sta at ‘November, a0 800 wt | APKC. December Nees april, “uo iisqc. {55 Mia intoe. ro 8. Grand total, a ed tee saat ine pores were aa fellowes? mn, de bales: New Orleans, 41; Mobile, 9: Sayan. an Charleston, (66; Wilmington 15; Nortolk, 169; New York, 721t, Hoston, 1743. PI hiladeipbia, 3 Total, 1,277. ‘This'day ‘last week, 1,336, This day’ last year TA9, Vota! since eptember’ I, freights closed as follows:—To Havre, by steam, Sc. To Bampurg. by steam, 3c, compressed. To Bremen, by_ steam. Ye..” compressed. To Liverpool, by sean), ALBId. ; by sail, 952d. Fiovk ano’ Garaim.—Recelpts—Flour, 10,770 bbls. ; whoat, 105,382 bushels: corn, 5,90) o.; oats, 33.716 Wo. ¢ corn meal, 10) bbis., and barley malt, 9,900 buspels, The 76 fu bbls: wheat, Ficeipis for th® week were:—Fiour, 7 93,288 busiels; cora, 341,02) do. med, 10y bis. ana 439 bags; bar! do The flour market r was no change. ia prices: Rye dour was in fair Moderately activo, with saics of bag 4 6) for Brandywine: Western beg $3 Wa Jersey nad Pennsylvania, yellow, $3 00 a $4 15. coarse, $1 47; fine sitied, ‘olted yellow, $1 vite, 17S SiS pee 100 los “Jarscy sacker 145; duo yeliow, $1 00 a $1 6, and due white, 17 8 177 per 1001bs We : 4 25 0 $4 65 Round hoop Ohio, ipping brands. Kound hoop Ohio! trade brands. ily. St Louis, iow ext St. Louis, straight ' extra ele mess, 628: Indis, mem, Hie ‘4 Sad unchansed, WES talatwere idsboxes ty Wend slacser at hike, Oak | meats Wore quict and sieaiy, bellies at ile. a It nd 500 fresh hatns at £ acon was quic We quote sales of 85) | 5 0: plek! od shoul. 8a ticroes at Lie. be. & 18%e. for’ August; 25 therces ve 100 do. prime city at 180, soo. oGo., cnolce, Bye bso; Lou fair to prime, and com tn qualities down to to” Rane » currency ; a! 7c. a Tac, currency; Kan- © note sales of 50 toi tor thee Western, We ‘quote: a y tel at ‘The sales were fc, mismiy. Receipt, 180" bile. oo “1,574 bbls. for the ‘The market was steady with sules of 200 bbis. at | ry Sucan.—There was but little doing in raw descriptions, Dut the market was firm in tone, wt pyc. a 840, tor ‘The comprised ‘630 boxes olay an excellent place to hay Boon! in bend, $2 75.0 $3 Promptness, neatness und cheapness, ‘AL: 15,000 Ibs, assorted stock ut A ~ GooD “ete 8 CHAN West of the Missirsippi, wishes to With # responsible party having some eapital, to run & Prauch house at ot Louis to ‘ll orders for the West 9 bhds, centri 1006. +, Ro ze ms root Oe | 4c. centrifugal, nhde and "Dio. “Sige; molasses hide and mclado, 2. Sie. ;clared, rd draatl™ batch stan i Dutch standard, Matiula—superior and oxtra sa: Wig. ; BO. crushed, meer fair to chaise, ‘eye. powered, Mttiger a Lise, b Beis @: 2. 9c. ho market" wae sirone lor erat ‘Treights, ttie doing, except for the uly rates. The charters were as follow: ontinent, with 2,00) quar- fers grain at Os. and £12 gratuity; another, ' henge to Cork for orders, with 3,200 quarters B Austrian Dark, same voyage, with Ly Rorwaaiag bark, hence to Antwe (WW quarters grain at 6s, M if 2 Boterdam: (here was very 2,500 do, Le ow at on Havre or Rot wd. if Antwerp German brig “a to mtettin, with . hence ‘to btsinore bis, do. do. it direct 48. l0dgd; weglan bark, from Pheitsdetphia to the Baltic, with bl ‘Se. it direct port 48, LOsgd. 5 of 453 tons register, hence to Leghora, With tobacco, on private terms DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gatvmstom, June 12, 1875, Cotton nominal, middling, 14340. low vite 13 Net receipts, 44 wales, 22 tbo T6 New ORLEANS, Pik 12, 1875. i, et 41’ bales; Hee Ot ‘a British bark Genoa or Naples, Exports coastwise, 65. Monte, Jane 12, 1 Cotton nominal: middling, 143¢¢. ; low middling, -, Net receipts, 9 bales, Exports Balch, 50 Stock, 5,849, Savanna, June 12, 1875, low middiing, good ordinary, ast w son ordianey? Eee csocit @ bales kx ood ordinary, lic. Net’ receipts, rs rs ¥ #5, Wook Rad off bales Exports Onarveston, June 12. a Cotton depressed; middling, 15340. ; low middliug, 1 Net receipts, 66 bales. Suies, 25, Wiamoto,N. O.,,June 12, 1878, ano. "Rosin gives at Crugé turpentine steady at $i for aed, ‘$2 for yellow dip, ee virgin. yswreo, June 12, 1 Flour steady; sales 1,100 bbis PY $6 25 for No. baprine, $6 75 10r amber winter, $7 for white winter, $7 25 for double extra. | Wheat unchang ds No, extra white Michi: t 8c. Cornmeal er j middlings, $27 per ton, ‘corn and Fje..00-; Owls, 3340. to Now Yi Lake receipts—i $9,009 feet iamber good orcinary, i Spirits turpentine steady a‘ $1.47)5 tor, sir ber, $220 Husain’ wheat: 440) toushels rye; 2 Canal shipments—1.088,00u ieet of ‘lumver, Burrato, June 12, 1875, Lake receints—Plonr. 3.400 bbls. ; wheat, 13.30 bastiels; do. deulltond receipts--Floar, 3, i oo) bushels; corn, 17,0" Railroad’ shipments—Flour, 3 bushels: corn, 19,000 4 ‘500 Cie wieat 84.005 Wwater—Wheat, 16 000 ashe iy yea md to 8,0w bushels: corn, 8,600 New York tol Jo and Osweg, oa 3 the interior—Wheat, s— WI ort fo tidewaier from busta $27,100 bushels; corn, 8000 do. do. Flour ‘quiet’ and stead Yeat inactive: holders ‘ Chica: spring, but retuse O00 bushels Ne: ¥ sold at 74% Gats negiected. lard quiet and uncaauged, pone bt uy wines, nene here. Tonxpo, June 12, 1875. Ho. te toe pa yy. Wheat nat bis cater Mio niga, aif ichigen, wen fal, 26. 3 W | Wede 100" bushels’ corn, Si coo Shipments—Flour, 4,000 obi j wheat ‘bdo 86) 23,000 do, gata, 10,000 do. Southern, No. Southern, superfine. Southern, extra Southern, fami 0: Corn meal, Weste: Gorn meal Jersey. Corn meal, Brandy w Corn meal, puncheons. —The wheat market pe usuel ‘higher, closing strong atl lta SI it tot Nock Chicago, and $1.17 tor Milwaukee. ‘The sules (part last + or wv PerePesee Remacoemoraesecmomaoe 5 | RASHSTSESTRASSERKESKE: “ EM acuoaeeococesomsoe - per eepeepacpansecacaere gyeniag, were about 250,00 bushels, at $i Pie ¥ No. 2 Chicago, on the spot and to atrive: $1 16) for No. 2 Milwaukee, on the spot; $1 17 for al ion $l '4for No. 3do., $1 2la $1 2% for No. L Cern w: quiet, and at the close aolek with sales or 10000) | Bushéls at 70, a 8 io. for steamor, 826, a née. for dry closing about ie; below these, prices Oats were ail We note sa $s of 8,00) bushels, at70c. lowa | ‘Shieag 0, tor 2 Chicago in store, a Hie, tor used, 720. B The tor white. Barley was quiet and unchanged. Barley malt was quiet, The sales t $175.0 four-rowed Hear ‘anv Jets —The market for hemp was fi wore qiet and prices were without cha irAmerican. (dressed. ver ton, $330 nale; Manila hemp. be. rm the inttor for choice Russia, at $22 gold; Vialian, $265, gold; jute, 44 "Sse. "Jute butts uoted at’ dye. & 2 Lilie, curréncy, “sisal hewp, 4c. gold. Gcivains.—The market was quiet, with at unchanged prices. We quo’ ‘0 parece, gouribere, i a Lipo. a 12) lc, per Ib. The gales were UO) city ngh’ 4,172 bogota, 1,123 Montevideo, 66) Gry Texue, S07 Truxiiio. #70 Acaputce, 400, Vera Crus and 200 wet salted Texas, on private terms. Recerpis for the Week were as follows 43M trom Rlo Grande, per 620 from Vera Crus. per City of Mexic ber impulse; $18 irom Belize, per Ful artha, per Thetis: 2.97% from Gaivestou, er State of Texas; ».él/ from Corpus Carlet per A. M. New Orleans, m New Urieans, Sich rr i E a E zs 5 : cy 3 ge z 5 £ q ar Torni, 21308 wiides mM hand :—38,20) dry Bu Ayres. Entre Rios, 700 do. Montevideo, "56.500 to. Rio Grande, ATES Central America, 3.40 do, Lorota. ‘apello, india, @ “i ds Tampico, $0 fruxil) B00 di My eee gk wet salted Tox: Buenos A Ibs & 31}, Ibs ba a 220. , Qe. ; Rio yrande, 20 Ibs, Jie. “a 20 Ibs. Eocene he wes is. ibs. me ic. ; Pas 2 an ‘acas, 0 Ibs. 8 23 Tbs., 17e. ;_ Sisal, ‘o'lbe ‘bs, i7e.; Tobasco, | | i | | nothiag doing at lowe: re about nominal. Bena Bee igo. ee wees Good 4 maged <j De san he Poor aa ie. : middle crop, e s—Light crop, Mouasses,—The market was quict and sales were few and unimportaat. We quoie:—Cuba, ceutritugal aod mixed, 30c. a Se. : do., clayed, Go. a 8c. ; do., muscovado, Bie, do., do. "grocery, 340. a ngish lsisnds, Bde. a We. Naval STOKKS.—The market Was quist, with sales of 65 bbis. spiri.s tarpentin and 35° buls. do. i bbis. ace. Spirits thrpentiig joted at 320. a Strained rosin, $179 a $135. Wilmington tar, Washiugton da, $220. ‘Pi $225. Arter 'C Bote sales of 1) bbls. spirits turpentine at S2}yc. and «00 bbis low No. I rosin at Unanome xb Lewons—-We note sales by auction of $2 to 85 W per Rico, & OX. | »Uiua.—The market was dull and prices rather favored i, crude, < buyers. Lard was quiet, Cort was seatce and firmly held. crude luiet aud unenanced. (Crude whale was dull 5 in fair demand. We quote:—Olive, Margetiles, qaaren Hae Ly ease; do., im casks, $1 15 a $1 iss Per gallon; palin, do a Sse. per'id, ; linseed, city (casks | gad bbis ) per gallon; whale, crude. Nortnera, jouthern, Gc. a 6c. ; do., unbleached ; do, bleached winter, 750. a Souihern yellow, 6c. a W/c.; do, yellow and white & Tbc.; Beatsfoot, 75 9,91 2) Bank. 434; Sizaita, ce t nateral labric Ba W gravity, Be. Purnovev4.—The market was inactive. Crude in bak | Fis oted Sige. tor prompt and month, Bigc. a Ode. to: umpt and month, de. a rd whi Se. rompt and month, 180. a 1se, for J ac. fOr tand month, 840. for Jul a Ms. Puilsdelphia was qavied. at 1 18 Prompt and month, Sie. for July 18, Baltimore, in 18. fur prompt and month, Advices trom the o Fesioi were as fullows itusville, dull, $1 37 Olt City; firm at $14; Rousevitie. quiet ihttioute, $ % delivered; Parker's, | 4, $1 42% asked. Owing to tank antot give yuotauons, as 1 Joss is know | 878 packages; ent meats, ‘or the week were ; Cut meats, 2.896.do.; rived only about 3, big. for August a 159, 8u0 do. for aly one $12 fo ana 75 do. new 1%. Western good was inactive at in meas, $9 a $10, beet, city ye 12, 1875, <s sandy. ty ers excited sad higher; SNe. 1 sprii Siind 2 Bige. 1 daly, i tar ae ° a poe Ca iat fot ae ot; ‘SS oTig a $19 40 Ls Stig 03 HG a "33 wate buy Meats quiet and unchanged. At the ye CH th higher and taneet ee Y or bushels; corn, 92,000 do. PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Provipi June 13, 187. Printing cloths market ‘quiet, with Pugie sales, steady at Sac. for best standard and extra 64s, the week, 31,50 pieces. HAVANA pin bya Fugar—Demand garded favorable; Foals per arrobe: Mg Fel S75. Yoreign News re- standard, 14 a 1 Date standard als: cone fs rakes sugars, N ite 4 ars, Nos. Li t I5ig reale sy tock in warehouse a 3! isin texen t8'n 1 vana and Matanzas, Soo ee ceipts of the week jolasves et am 28 & $28 5) per ot! “ams, American, Hu. Tallow, $13 5) i tal; in tins, $45 0 a Pjaibtal Wax, Po Jair dsthand: white pine, ads, Ore a4 rete sper rrobe, Showing tobacco’ 6a a 46 $e tal. 1a 11% reals per arrobe. per M. Freighws quiet aud ea NeI AN <n BICKLING LJ rokers, 72 Drseg ray: New ¥ For co bevest of those Wishing to learn the method of in Stocks Ch eal sums of money, Lave issued a ‘fect awards? N AND IDIOMS OF WALL \TREE’ : 0 yank ie Sent tree to any address, k ives the hie aoe free heat and lowest prices of stocks & complete list of deiauited rail- | roads and sketches of leading operators, lec! sted and iaformation siven by JOMN TICKLING & CO., Bankers and Brokers, 72 Broadway, New York. Donohur —LAPSLEY & Coe FRIVILBGES OX M My Rest es NO CONTRACTS IN OUR NAME; MONEY IS LOST AND MADE IN TU ANY ADDRESS. 7 REASONABLE RATRS—MONBY ON Lave AND a WALL sTfREET,” MAILED PRES 992, 1000, 100035, other Securities, Insurance Kingy effected with best companies. J, of all 3. HAGRICH & Co, 117 Broad way. v LOANED ON BOND gage on prime New York and Brooklyn real es Mortgazes cashed; no bonus and lowest rates. O 11 Pine street or 33 Kast Seventeenth mreet K. STAVENSON, Jr. 00) TO LOAN feat Estate in tals without boous Vit?, 13) Broadway. AND MORT. Jnage Freedman. 1075, 1889, 1041, $81, 339, 820, 1950, 916, $13 608, 778, '1890,' 674. Y AMOUNT FROM $1,000 TO on improved and animproved city or Brooklyn, tor term of Sears ® members of New York Stock de against approved contracts orders promptly attended to or + HOOK on Wall street sent iree. *YyUMBMIDUE gO, No-3 Wall atrcet, New York, Hankers and Brokers, LOAN ON GOOD Fitness bares: Principals tie fig Broadway. hes Ee t rates inn 41, 48, 49, 3, 6, 2 aerate margins dndge Kobinson.—Nes, 1950, 2545, 1666, 1136, 72 1080, 789, 2504, 2511, 2588, 2464, 2454, 1297, 129: 04, 184,83" as FIERCE, NO. Judge Aiker.—N 2071, 8330, 2529, 23° g A a Siw 3 va CAROLINA, “NATIONAL BANK, In ptate oF "South Carolina have been funded. commistons for funding ($1 tor each new bond) being so Feavonaoie that {t mdaces parties to tund. n- < interest ou any but the pew, or Consolidated ~$11,00) ON ae Sree, taptived: rele . $07 A., box 2882 Post oitice, 3 Now" ‘York PANTED—1,000 SHARES ERI STQUK AT PRR olor acountry Place near Sam 000, Address baIK, SURURBAN Pr + Ho bows, Addrei 32 —_ vs, Henry Swift and Joha Fa urge fonlous., "assaait and battery; Same vs, nog in exchany aed wire Shertdan a pe TKD—ON GOOD CITY PROP. commission, Address PRUL- 42.00 Las herald COPARTNERSHIPS. UNE. 12, 187, HOBOKEN, N. J-—THE COPARTNER- eo) ship heretofore exis ing between Jox b. Lawramce, George W. Keits and Johu W. Van Uemark in the pic- ture and show card tramiag business is this day dis ved by mutual consent All debts will be collected J all clabins wget a a Jos, |. Lowrance ant stil comtinue the busit Ail be setued by Demark. who will LAM ANCE, Mes Van DEMARK, FIND THE METROPOLITAN 13 No. 218 Broadway, Printing done with BUSTTESS OPPONTURT cis. SPECIAL PARTNER OR ONE 10 of the books wanted, with $59.00), turing basiness; et pronits sod 6 PROS? AKE CHARGR buished or 2 per cent und Us BUSINESS, AN ESTABLISHED wholesale house in Chicago, having a lurge wade ako arrangements ¢ bu: GENTLEMAN OFFERS HIS HALF IN and the office department tn an established rovements; product of mlilin good demand. Apply w SBIGUS & U TOS, 95 | Broad aye issih CHANCE TO CLEAR in.w legitimate m plete: $4,0) tor half 1 PARTNER WANTED—WITH MODERAIE OAPIc tal, fo take equal ipterest and he'p increase an e- abuse Mmon’s furnishing gouds busiiess on rosdway &@ good opportuni ered, Addrews li. Fy Leral Uptown Brauch office. mnvtre stein LIVE MAN; HAVING $1,000, CAN BUY ONE-N interest in an Npiown storage and Auction brain present partner has other Dusineas to attend to: ths 6,00 IN THREE MONTHS rey et business; all com- fudson street. a hance seldom met with, Address D.. Herald Upwwn Brauch oftice. EWING MACHINE MOOR.—PERSONS WITH CON- 1D trot of capital, knowing the wantot the disposed to supply’ it, with very vreat profit, yitea tocallund see a practical iflustrat Nassau street, roow 5, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 10 _PHYSICIANS,—AN OLD PRACTITIONER OF 30 Years’ standing wishes a partner of » means to Join “him in opening an office tor the treatment of dis eases and the Manuficturing and sale of species, Ad- dress, for one week, 5, O. L., box 10 Herald office. WANTEDIFOR ONE OF THY BEST FOUNDEIRS in the city, a practical moulter as Partner, to act as foreman and take entire charge of the inside Work; must be a thorough business man; capital not so much an ubject as capacity. Address Ly 1, Vo, box 169 Leraid offlee, $300, ENTLEMAN, WITH $300, CAN SE- . ae an interest in @ pleasant'business in Newport, R. 1.; have a good time and make $1,00) net during the watering season. Cull tor BROWN, i? West | ‘Twenty-sixth str $5 0 TO $1,000 CASH.—PARTN&R WILL BE 9) jaken 18 an established acd respectable Dual. Good income can be realized, Apply to THOS. GAFFNEY, 17 Centre sur $1. 000. —A PARTNERSHIP WITH A’ F Tr «class party in the best, the easiest and most respectable business in a country tor $1,000; pays 3h) 101 ly profits THOM it lwent OOO man RARIXES WANTED, | WiTit + amount, in well estaolished cash b ness: will bear the most thorouxh investigation; questionable reference given. Apply to JAMuS DoNNIS 6 Nassau street. $500 ~ATABINER (LADY Of GENTEBMAN) TO OQUU. join the advertiser, an old and experienced portormer and ma barrner "to ‘et ‘aa financial manager; Company now ‘anized and route arranged. Aidress VARIETY, box 170 Herald office, i 200. —GOOD SALARY AND PERMANENT PO- sition offered a young man immediately in a first class office business: must deposit "the above} goodisecurity given, Apply at335 Broady $15. 000 TO $20,000 WaNTED— LAS: pencrity. by ® party uaviug iargoand Valuable corporation coutracts: liberal lutarest Will be a good basiness u having this amount at and “and denrous of cinployicent. wa iucerest in te Wasiness and salary equal (0 $5,000 pir ania; focasion one of the pleasatitest othees oa W. sinut streck: Teter: ences, first gentlemen In the city. ress Dox 2.425 Philadelphia, Pa.) Post oflice. ee THE COURTS TOMBS POLICE COURT. Before Justice Kilbreth, CAUGHT IN THR Aor. John Arbby, of No. 576 Water street, was wan- dering in the neighborhood of Water street on Saturday, when Charles Boyle, as he alieges, came along, coolly thrast his hand into bis (Arvby’s) vest pocket and abstracted $2, Wi do that for?” inquired Arbby. “On, 10 jothing,” replied Boyle; “come ana take a ari John called an oMcer and Boyle was taken to the station mouse, Held for trial ab the Geueral Sessions. STABBING CASES. Thomas Callahan got paid on Saturday, and subsequently got roaring drunk, At No, 125 Eld- Tidge street he became involved in a quarrel with Mary A. Stewart, and, drawing a knife, stabbed her in the thigh, inflicting @ severe vut not dangerous woand, Jonn Neison, of No. 25 Greenwich street, was committed for trial for stabbing Morris Frank in the head witha dirk knife, ROBBING A SAILOR. Elza Wara, @ siren, who dwells at No. 144 Dover street, wi plaint of John Re«mond, a sailor bold, who charged the defendant with robbing him of $61. Redmond aad just returned from @ voyage to ¢: 5 | Black Sea and was paid of. YOUTHFUL CRACKSMEN, John Ratchinson, James Morris and James Waite, boys, were held for trial for breaking open ashowcase in front of No. 67 Nassau street, and tempting to steal $200 wort worth o! jewelry, FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT. Betore Justice Kasmire, A CAR THIRF'’S LAST EXPLOTT. On Saturday night a car thief, who described himself as Charles Lyon, aged twenty-six, of No. 214; Second street, stole a gold watch, valued at $00. irom William Wettenbeimer, who was riding on the rear piatiorm of @ Third avenue car, He was captured after an exciting chase and tho stolen timepiece recoveres. The thief was fully commuted for trial in default of $2,000 bail, ATTEMPTED HOMICIDE, On Saturday sight Mattoew Eaward: and Will tam Leonard quarrelled in am uptown groggery pets — to blows, puss the fight Leonard olver and not serious Wound, Edwarus wi vue and Leonard was committed to await the re- sult o1 the injuries, COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Scrnems OouBT—CmAMBRRS—Held by Judge Brady.—Nos. 22, 42, 43, 44, 90, 113, 119, 122, 131, 142, 100, 113, 201, 242, 243, 285, 206, 821, 827, 82d, Hd, 338, 837, 340, B42, 344, Bhd, 345, B46, 347. SUPREME COURT—SreciaL Tenm—Held by hee 9 —Demurrers =Nos. 10, 6, 25, 9, 24, 1, 8, Li, 18. Issues of law amd fact—Nos. 464, 384, 400, 275, & 475, 477, 478, 482, 487, 490, 491, 497, = 504, 600, 627, 694, 636, 636, O4l, 642, L832, 434, 404, 155, 186, 425, 348, 133, SUPREME SOoRTUIROUTE Part 2—Heia by ion ean ise 460, 1414, 1464, 1486, 15.22, 468, 1284, 1304, 1654, 1128, 846, 2618, ioe. eet 1646, 2706, 146, 1218, 1220, , 1176, 109, 2902, 2904, 3028, 1, 2090, 1247, 1161, 1547, 3185, Osi, ‘837, 689, 1119, 1960, 1359, 2788, 1822, S10, 1304, IGZi, 22044, T9546, 1661, 133, 1763, 823, 1177, 968, 2420, 1443, 1775, 1777. SUPERIOR COURT—TRIAL TERM—Part 1—ieid by Nos, big jee 323 1th, Oaks 38h, 1082, 1196, 2110, 656, 2016, SUPERIOR UOURT—GeNFRAL Trerm—Heid by | Judges Curtis and Seagwick.—Nor, 38, 45, 47, yd 26, 23, 51, 52. Appeals from orders—Nos. 1, 2, 5 COURT—SrEcIAL Tenw—Held by pode 15, 38, 2, 16, 87, 42, 62, 8, 22, 23, 24, 90, 38, 50, LowMON PLEAS—TRIAL 'TeRM—Part 1—Held by 1087, Lows. Part 2 1476, 203 Heid vy Judge J. Nos. 1, 5 28, $i, 255 6, 66, 58, 63, iat’ Terw—Part 1—Held oy 717, 4120, 2702, 1823, 4109, 8, 2209, aos, 1613, 284 rr ze CoURT—T 2 4203, 4209, 4210, 4401, 2602, Part, }—Hela ‘by > ae | Spauiding.—Nos. 4203, 653, 2784, 1061, 1049, 8700, ‘BT87, 4053, 4055, 4088, 4158, 4226, 4354, 2588. Part 4—Held by SJuage a ae a » 2155, | 432 1 2100, 2702, 31 3564 4057, 4257, 4300, 408, >, 2796, 2 08, deol, 2803, 2804, 2805, 2808, 2807, 2808, 2600, 281 2812, 28) 2831, ) 2515, B4i7, 2810, Wal, wet, 2 2.6. OURT OF GENERAL SRESIO Held by Recorder Hlackett.-—The People vs. Frank Wlilrama, reb- Same ve, Louis Ungricn, fi 1 Thomas Mahen, felontous artery; Same vs. Wililam B. tickox me ys. John inrceny; Same ¥s. Charles B Same ve. Navhan Tanne- a? committed jor trial on com- | Houston street, on Tuesday, Ju: ” 2037, 775, 1446, 1470, 1472, 1489, 1451, 1492, 1498, 1494, 308. 1497, 1493, | COMMON PLRAS—EQuiTy Tenu—Heid by Chief Justice Daly. S45 2, 4, 6, 29, 31, baum, grand larceny; Same vs, Thomas Cia Brand lareeny; Same va. Frank Langdon, gram larceny; Same va. Patrick Vaoghao, grand larceny; Same vs. Kobert Braid, assault aod | attery; Sai vs. Henry Massey, gambling; Same vs. Chari E, Nelson, petit larceny. OYER AND TenMINcR—Calendar for Monday— Reld by Judge Dovis.—fne People va. eS Muoker, homicide; Same vs, George Kay, pom jury. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. MARRIED. CURTIS—SCANLAN,—At noon on the 8th tnst., fm the Churen of St. Vincent Ferrer, by Rev. BK. HL Slinger. O. P., Mr. ADAM CURTIS, Of Boston, Masa, aud Miss ALIOR A. SCANLAN, oO! this city. No cardd& WRIGHT—MACKENZIE.—On Tuesday, June 8, the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Reve . Rviance, CHARLES M, Wkicur to load. Ms 18. DIED. ANpeRsoN.—-On Friday, DANNTR, youngest an only son of Patrick and M. A. M, Audersoa, ae | 8 years, 2 months and 29 days, Relatives and fiends of the family are invited | to attend the funeral, from the residence o: his’ Profitable staple manutacturing business tor $L%,UUU; lace | tory and appointments cemplete and with lacest im. parents, 342 West Kloventh street, this day (Mone day), at two P. M. BREIDENUACH.—On Sunday morning, June 1: MENA Bi acH, widow of tne late Samu Breidenvuch, aged 49 years. Funeral from tke late residence, No. 168 West Tenth atrect, On Tuesday morning, at nie o'clock, BURKE.—On Sunday, June 13, MARY AGnes, Wife of Joun J, Burks, in Sist year ol ber age. Due notice of the funerai ‘rill be given to-mom Tow. I RENARD.—On Saturday eveving, the 120m inat., at ver residence, 275 Elizabeth street, ANNU tue beloved wile of Thomas Burkhard, aged 3b. years, Toe remains will be taken co St. Patrick’s Cathe- dral at hati-past nine, A. M., on Tuesday, the 1otm inst, where a solemn mags of requiem will be offered up for the repose of her soul. The iriend@ and acquaintances of tie family and those of hor brothers, Join and Arthur Sievin, are respect(ully invited to attend, OAVANAGH.—On Friday, June 11, BUZABETH, the beloved wie of James Cavanagh, and only daugie ter of Charles Smith, Esq., of Greenpoint, in tae 28th year of her age. Relwtives and friends are invited to atrend the fnneral, from her late residence, 736 Third avenUde n Monday, June 14, at half-past one o'clock P. Me Ser remains will be interred 14 Calvary. CLARK.—On Sunday morning, isch inst, at hist residence in this city, after a lingering tines, ALBERT CLARK, in the 6400 year Of nis age. Relatives and friends are respectfuily invited to attend his ‘uneral, at University place church, corner Tenth street, on Wednesday next, 16th inst., at ten A. M., without further notice, UONKLIN.—Suadenly, on Friday the 11th instant, James R., only sono Johu D, and Adela Coukun, in the 39¢h year of his age. CooreR.—On Sunday, Jane 13, JoHN CoorER, aged 42 years. The funeral services will take place at St. Ale ban’s caurch, East Forty-seventh street, near Lexington avenue, on Wednesday, June 16, at one o'clock, Relatives and friends of the family are invited | to attend without furtuer notice. CRAlG.—Un Saturday, June 12, 1875, at Fe o’ciock P. M., in Newtown, L. L, James Ovis CRAIG, in the 27th year of his ave. Fuoeral m the house of his brother-in-law, Joseph Hammitt, at two P. M., Tuesday, June 15. DEAS.—On Sunday, June 13, Francigs A, Dead youngest cnild of Alfred N. and Maria D. Deas, ‘aged 3 years and 16 days. Demrsy.—June 13, at seven P. M,, after a linger- ing illness, Mrs. Honora Demr ed 63, & Da tive of Mount Castie, couutyKerry,, irelan May het soul rest 1n peace, ‘The irienés of the family are invited to attend the funeral. on Tuesday, the 15th, irom her late residence, No, 84 Greenwich from thence to Uaivary Cemetery. EvLING.—At Bast New York, on Saturday even- ing, June 12, of scariet fever, EVA M., daughter of one M. and Eva M. Ebling, aged 4 years and 10 mon’ ELLIson.—in Brooklyn, on Friday, June 11, Jans HARMAN, daughter of tho late Francis Harman Rilison, and sister of Commodore Francis B. Elite son, United Staves Navy. Relatives aud irieuds of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from St. Peter's Protestan® Episcopal charcn, State street, near Bond, Brook« lyn, on Monday, June 14, at three o'clock P. M., Without lurtner invitation. Evenson.—-On Sunday, Jane 13, after a lingert iliness, Henny F. Byerson, late o1 the George P. Trigg & New York. Funeral services at the residence of his brother in-law, Dr. A. B. Leggett, at Searsville, 01 county, on Tuesday, Jane 15, at hall-pi verment at Ulliside Cemetery, Middletown, N. sm Friends are invited without further invitation. FReEEMAN.—On day, June 1%, Cannes FREEMAN, aged 58 years. Due notice of the funeral willbe given GALVIN,—At lils residence, Clarenceville,” ca MARTIN GALVIN, O/ Consuiaption, in the 5982 of his age. Notice of funeral hereaiter. HiLtikeR—On Sunday morning, June 1% EMELINE, Only daughter of James H. and Sarak dane Hilliker, Tae funeral services will take place at 152@ street, third house east of Morris avegue, at (oar ‘clock on Tuesday aiternvon. Honns,—On J 2, 1875, ANDREW Horny, age@ 35 @ native oF Ballinasioe. un from his late rouden 453 West Twenty-seventh street, on Monday, at two o'clook. Ballinasioe (county Galway) papers copy. JAMES.—On the 12th fost, Liza junges® daughter of Sergeant Thomas N. James, aged & years and 15 days. Funeral this "aay (Monday), at two P. M., from arcnts? residence, 623 West Toirty-fith s'reet, helatives and iriends are respectiuily invited. LAWRENCK.—At her residence, No. 130 Nadisom Avenue, on Thursday evening, Juve 10, Roserra LaWRsnce, widow of Joseph Lawrence, in the Toth year of her age, ‘The relatives and friends of the ‘amily are in- vited to atrend the funeral, from St. George's church, Stuyvesaat square, on Monday, 14tn inst., atven A. M. LEvenicd.—At Aspinwa! wile of Jamea H. Leverich, at ‘28th vear of her age. vcID.—On Sunday, June 13, ELZanera LOCH, beloved wife of Thomas oy a ive of Tralee, county Kerry, Ireland he 43d r of her age. the relatives and iriends of the tamily are re~ agree ae oe the ianeral, from her late residence, aines street, this UAy (MO day), at two o'clock P. * es ‘Tralee pavers piease copy. MaLonE.—On June 13, 1875, Mrs. HAxwan Mae LON#. aged 38 years. ‘The friends of the family are requested to oe 9 the funeral, trom ner late residence, 256 W MCCRODDEN.—-On Saturda au et, ‘amt a3 11 ie y nm NIK, Wi Wm. McCrodden, aged 24 ¥ 7 mont nd friends are fespeetruliy inva’ oO ye wa janersi, from - r late residence, Now ETAW Sirect, aun rookiyn, this a: bey a a — ‘o'elo bd aa BAN.—In Jersey city. on Saturday, Jane 1875, JOHN MCLEAN, aged 35 years and y fins Ba Friends of the tamily are iivited to attend the. fupera, from nis late residence, 165 Newark av. | Jersey Uity, this day (Monday), at three o'clock.” MoNivr.—On Friday, June ll, of consampuom, | Fasprnic MCNIFP, in the 19tn year of his age. Funeral on Monday, June 14, at eight o'clock eo . Gar ree eat Filty-first s| reek ‘aks.—On Satar morning, 12th _— RES BO cau Pana, beloved wife ot W. H. Paree Funeral services irom Bt. Nery: ‘s Episcopal chureu, corner Cla-son and Willoughby aveaues, on To Y, June 15, at haif-past tw ng M. Toronto (Canada) papers piease co; Porrak.—On Satarday moraing. Ta Henry heytw in the 38d year 0 Dis age. frienus are respectfully invited te attend tne funeral, irom bis iate residence, No. $ West Seveiteensa street, on fuesday morning, a® “— o’ciock. rr ows —Oa Friday morning, June ll, ALONZ® Rows, in the 20h year of bis age. “3 Funeral from the resitence of bis father, Robert J. Brown, No. 146 West Forty-iourta Monday, Jane 14, at ome o'clock P. M. ano friends are respectfally invited t SCHERDING.—On Saturday, Jane 12, afte Uiness, WiLiiaM SOKBADING, aged 24 Tews, Months and 27 days. ‘The relatives aad friencs of the famfty and also the L. 0, O. F, Lodge, No, 329, are respectialiy tn~ Vited to attend (ne iunerai, from bis late residen, No, 91 Dupont street, Sees L. L, om Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock. SBRRELI..—At Bayonne, N.J.. on hice Jone 13, 1876, Joun J. SERRBLL, aged bv years, 1 month and 10 das. Notice of funeral hereafter, S#eedy.—on Suoday, June 13, MARGaren, bry st daughter of Lhomas and Mary sueeny, ag ears, 2 Months and 26 days. wr Telatives and friends of the family are re- Apectfuily invited to attend tne funeral, from the residence of her 8, 7 Third (wonday) alternoo two o'clock. Philadeip! a Calllornia papers please copy. SHOWRLL members of Gramercy Louge = 637 F. and A. M. are ni oy mmoned to mees Hali on Taesda: 15, at 12 o'clock aa to attend the /unerai of owr late brother, Wiliam A. Siowell. — By oraer, EK. STAVENS, M, SMird.—WitLutaM SMITH, gon of George A @nd Amelia Smith, azed 22 years san ¢ 6 mous. Fanerai will take plac by 26 Charlies street, on Monday. 3 dune une asa ome o'clock. SPRLLIRSY.—Sudéeniy, on the 12th inst, of hemorrhage, W. James M. SPRLLISSY, id bis 3Ttm ear. . Vax © Rey. Con iF, v. 1 ri i Friends are invivea to atvend nh “Tnersi'oe ue wae ormed chure! ‘ougakee Gay, June 16, at eleven o'clock. ne Vee —On Satu june 12, Cermsta J. Wiliam 1, Uiriek. ud irieods are invited to attend the fnnorai, from the residence of ker brotue an, George U, Taylor, 156 West Twellth street, om Monday, Juue 14, at iour P. M. interment at New =a al hes /\MMERMAN.—On Saturday, Jone 19, -| be loved aS of Charles Zimmerman, ag PY yeat®, Rei friends invited to attead the faneral pt her late r noe, 70 Eldridge ssreey vo-day (Monday) @F tWO o'cluuk Py Ale