The New York Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1875, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Stocks Dull, but Firm---An Advance in Western Union. GOLD DECLINES TO 116 7-8. Money as Usual—Investment Se- eurities Strong. WALL Srreer, } Weronespay, June 30-6 P. M, Much diversity of opinion attended the close of the market to-day, but it was evidently not incon- sistent with the purposes of those who are seek- ing to establish a sbort interest as a nucleus for higher prices. We do not propose to give reasons why one stock has advanced under persona! man- agement or another has receded; but we do recognize the fact, taking the official quotations @guide, that near!y all securities, good and bad, resist depreciating efforts more successfully bow than they did ten days ago. In itsel! this is a symptom of strength, and 1t warrants @ reasser- on of the thought that ir the crops of America good and our exports are enlarging—which ig true—if our railways are saving money, our Merchants are conservative, our manufacturers are augmenting the wealtn of the land and our farmers and planters are feeling THE INSPIRATION OF A NEW ERA of success, then there is good reason for the reap- pearance in the fleld of investment Of that large class who are content to trust their surplud earnings to the vicissitudes of speculation. It 19 not to be denied, however, that many reactions may occur in which those who are not most pa.ient will feel tnat they have been sacrificed; butin the long ran, if there be any suggestive force in the growth of the country, the re-estab- Msnment of faitu, the residency of our national Atrength and credit, the growth, elasticity and adaptability of our people, those who take advan- tage of the opportunities of the present hour will reap reward. Money is easy, Good stocks and bonas are cheap. Our government securities are like gold, at home and abroad, Bad weeds have been cut down and threshed out. Gur present offerings to the Old World are without taint and subject to new conditions. In short, America shows its recovery !rom the hysteria of speculation, and, with our low prices and fresh start, there 1s no good reason why. looking months and years ahead, we shall not feel the revivifying influences of renewed conti- dence and enjoy the commercial strength that belongs to renewed international faith. Of THE LOCAL STOCK MARKET to-day little more may be written than 1s required for a description of prices. ‘The leading feature in point of activity was Western Union, which advanced from 78 to 797%, tie highest price being established near the close, It is said that the en- tire 7 per cent currency loan of $4,000,000 nas now been taken, Lake Shore showed more activity than strength, but its irtends are predicing higher prices as the result of a meeting of the Executive Committee to-morrow, at which it is expected that a dividend of 1}; per cent, more or less, will be declared. Tne promise of Commodore Vanderbilt that ne would pay to stockholders whatever the road earned has had much to do with the prevailing firmness of its stock. Its prices to-day were 61% a 62% 8 61%. Erie ad- vanced from 13% to 14%, closing at 14%, at which Qigures good buying was developea.* Nortuwest- ern common sold at 39% a 40% a 99%; the pre- ferred at 50% a 61% a 5074. Ohio and Mississippi Was steaay at 2335 8 28%. St. Paulcommon sold at 83% a 8334 @ 83%. Brokers recently returned from a Western tour report nearly ail the Western Mnes tn good condition, the farmers sanguine and grasshoppers a myth. Union Pacific sold at 76% a 76%. Pacific Mail was featureless as regards chapges in price, the range being from 89% to 413;, with aclose at30%. Other values will be Jound below : CLOSING PRICES—3 P. M. Un Pacitic...... a 70% Central Facitic. i Coie 46 Han & st ri Han & St Joi, 2, ‘ = ait jayne Paul.. 33% ue it rarity. Oo ae a 55} lev ETS eo ee Del, & W: tory ry 120% a 121 sg a 11d ig a 70 mer x. 0234 a 10h «=U S Express... HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the openingy ghest and lowest pricea of the day :— @ a 18 v 466 79 oT or NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. were $115,000; revenue receipts to-d: jor the month, $3,476,000; total for the discal y $109,358,000, being $2,350,000 above the estima! Custom receipts to-day, $470,000; total for fiscal year, $156,479,000, being $5,500,000 below the esti- mates. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $1,166,000 gold on account of interest and $7,400 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. The total gold payments by the Treasury on account of July interest amount thus far to $6,238,000. GOVERNMENT BONDS, Governmenbonds closed firm at the following quotativns:—United States currency sixes, 122); & 122%; do, sixes, 1881, registered, 121 @ 12114; do. do., do, coupon, 126% @ 126%; do. five- twenties, 1862, registered, 118; do. do, do., coupon, 1184 m 118% ; do, do., 1864, registered, 118% a@ 119; do. do, do, coupon, 118% @ 119; do. do., 1865, registered, 120% a 12114; do. do., do., coupon, 12214 a 122% ; do, do., do, new, rej red, 12034 w 120% ; do. de., do., CoUpOn, 123% a 124; do. do,, 1867, registered, 12144 @ 12134; do. do., do., cou- pon, 12534 a 12534; dO. do., 1868, registered, 1214; a 12134; do, du,, dO, coupon, 125 a 125%; do, ten. forties, registered, 117% 2118; do. do, coupon, 1194 a 110%; 40. fives, 1861, registered, 117% a 117% ; do. GO., 4O., Coupon, 11834 @ 118%. BANK SHARES. Bank shares sold at 96 tor Gérman-American, and 135 for New York, the latter ex dividend. The jollowing were the latest bids:—Central National, 97; Chemicss, 1,600; City, 800; Commerce, 120; Continental, 99; Corn Exchange, 130; First*Na- tional, 200; Fourth National, 98%: German-Amer- ican, 94; lmporters and Traders’, 198; Marine, 130; » Mechanics’, 140; Mercantile, 108; Merchanta’, 12034; Metropolitan, 129; New York, 130; Sraaesmen’s, 146; Union, 18734. THE FORIRGN MARKET. London advices report that Erie made a further advance to 12%, buyers, Money is reported in more active demand at the Stock Exchange at 334 a4 per cent, this beiug the fortnignuy setcing day and the last day of the quarter, The rate of discount in the open market for three months’ bills ig 34% per cent. Consols are frm and higher and American securities steady. The Bank of England gained £540,000. 12:30 P. M.—Consols for money, 93 7-16; do. for the account, 9334; United States five-twenties, 1865, old,. 106%; do. do., 1867, 106%; do, ten-forties, 10434; do. new tives, 103% ; Erie, 12; do. preferred, 22, 2», M.—Consols for money, 93 9-16; Erie, 11%. From Paris—Rentes, 64f, 124, London, 4:30 P, M.--Consols for money, 935;; do, for account, 93%; United States 1965 bonds, old, 10634 a 1063¢; do. 1867 bonas, 10634 a 106%; do. ten-lorty bonds, 104% a 104%; do. new fives, 103%; Erie, 1244. MEMORANDA. It is said that the $4,000,000 Western Union seven per cent currency bonds have all been taken at 95 and interest, by Commodore Vanaer- bilt, United States Trust Company, Drexel, Morgan & Co.; E. D. Morgan, Morton, Bliss & Co.; Moses Taylor and others. The Bowery Savings Bank has deciared a semi-annual divi- dend atthe rate of six per cent per annum. The Juiy coupons of East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad will be paid at Gallatin National Bank, The July coupons of East Tennessee ana Georgia Railroad, also of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad will be paid by R. T. Wilson & Co,, No. 2 Exchange court, PHILADBLPHIA STOCKS Tue following are the latest quotations:— City sixes, new, 107%; United Rallroud of New Jersey, 129%; Pennsylvania Railroad, 50; Reading Raliroad, 65%; Lehigh Valley Rail- road, 603%; Catawissa Railroad, preferred, 42; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, 20%; Schuylkill Navigation, preterred, 15; Northern Central Raliroad, 2034: Lehigh Navigation, 50; Oil Creek and Allegneny Railroad, 9%; Heston- ville Railway, 2534; Central Transportation, 4534. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES WEDNESDAY, June 30, 1875, BEFORE CALL—10 A. M, 30) she Un Pac BR...¢ 76; . do. bs 76! ExESEES SSSEceeere Seeeece: Opening. aici é ime New York Central. 103 103836 02% Harlem 181 131 in 13% 14% 13% | a 62% 61% 536 53g Northwestern. es 4034 6 Northwestern preierred a} 51% 50% Rock island 104 108% Pittsburg. O1sg 9136 | 4 Oe Milwaukee and St. Paul. 3334 833% 8334 | 100 US 5-20, ¢,' i cee ta a ea Si oes om | Fikst ee 30 A.M. r 1841881) p: 2 6 3 ay J. 38 Pac Mail 88... New Jersey Central,.... 113%, 118% sing | Bee Pe see Bo donee is Del., Lack. and Westera 120% 120% 120% | “soy Dist vol 3-65" Uulow Pacttic. 18% 16 ., C, and 4 3% Western bnion 78 19% 18 Atiantic and Pacific Tel, 23 23 22% Pacific Mail 405% 41 30% Panama.. 130 130 THE SALES TO-DAY amounted to 186,0v0 shares, which were dis- tribated among active stocks as tollows:— New York and Hudson, 425; Erie, 12,900; Lake Bhore, 36,600; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 100; Nortn- Westorn, 7,600; do. preferred, 300; Rock Island, 900; Pacific Mall, £0,600; St. Paul, 1,100; Onloa, 1,900; Western Union, 68,900; Wabash, 400; Union Pacific, 8,100. ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The changes of the last twenty-four hours in active securities are as follows :— ADVANOE.—New York Central, and Lackawanna, 4; Brie, 4; Hariem, 4; Lake 33000 Ft fou tricorn’ at UU Gi West ist, ” 1ugy ‘Tol & Wab'2a, 10.0 Alt & TH 1at, ve shs Ger-Am B Shore, ; Rock Island, St. Paul. common, 365 Wavash, 4; Western Union, 1%; District of’ Co- | ee “thr BiXty- ‘ive. bonas, 3; Erie in Lon- | DicLiNw, Hannibal and St. Joseph, 4; North Western, common, 34; Pacitic Mail, 4; Union Pas ae MS St. Paui preterred, 1; Gold, %. Pa urapl, Atlantic and Pacific Ratiroad, Ono and Mississipp!, Panama and Quicksilver, THE YORRIGN MARKET. Money was easy at rates recently quoted, Mere cantile paper is unchanged, was quiet and steady, Prime nominal rates 4.8734 pnd 4.9036; welling rates, 4.8634 and 4.87 and 4.803¢ and 4.00; reichMurks, 0435 a 94% and 064 a 9634; pables, 96; Prime Paris, 6,155 a 6.19%. THR GOLD MARKET, Gold opened at 117%. declined to 116% and plosed at 117. The rates paid for borrowing were 1a for immediate douvery, and 2 per cent, and for carrying 1 and 2 ver cent. Loans were also je fat. OPERATIONS OF TH GOLD ZXCHANGE BANK. Gold vilunces.. $2, Ourrency balances Gross ciearance:s.. CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Carrency exchanges 5, 802,885 1,527,270 The Russia to-day carried about $500,000 in spccie, RAILROAD BONDS. The demand for oid issues way well maintained ang prices were firm. Usion Pacific freu Foreign exchange — do. | ids NYC, & iit 'W ationary stocks were Atlantic and Pacife | om $00,673,778 | iv 4.288, 642 10634 aud sinking fanas at 04, $60,000 of the lutter | having changed hands, Rurlem registered firsts Bold at 107%, Fort Wayne firsts ut 114, New Jersey Dentral consolidated at 10034, Morris aud Ksacx | vevens Of 1871 aL 10034, Michigan Central sevens At 108%, Alton and Terre Haute firsts at 107%, Nortuwest vonselidated gold bonds at 623 and New Jersey Ceutrai convertinie at 100%. ‘ TLE UNITED STATES TALASURY, | Wathingtom advices state that the national Weak notea received for recempuon to-day — = cs eeeteece: Zr : ms URE CALL—12:90 B, My 1290 abs Pac Mail Sx... old wt , 40 eye ur Oe. CO fen Gy Ot, 4 " HOD Cuba otal. tay UN OH Has, SRCOND BOARD—1 P.M, 1000 Un Pac Aet.s.ss 16M 800 aha l'ac Mall <s,.. Odo ‘ ton Hy oie te elt ‘ yuu Un rae Bee ao, [resonate Sa i we do | eee Estem ‘ar No 8 mnixed ed’ chieags, | Family, 1WM L & Min, Ae 80) Mar Min ‘5 aia 100 Amer Hx. $9 West Un ‘ci. iY aan 200 do. 9 ALS & it sR 190 do. 19% WW He. ios Duy 1700 do. 76% 400 do 2309 do. 79% 610 Un Pac 500 don. io 4) Til Centra 320) do 794 bu do. 79% M0 do 60 do oy 70 de. 19% do. 17) do. Host 30) cnte's i 2.00 do. fy 400 Mata at RAR, 10 Erie RE 3) 300 do. 240 onjo't Nias iit 3” do. 3% WON JSouth RR. 20 do. ve WG BOs oe 1500 Pacific Mail S&L.) 4ux4 COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET AND UNCHANGED— FUTURES FIRM—FLOUR QUIET AND STRADY— WHEAT LESS ACTIVE—CORN DULL AND LOWER—OATS FIRM—-RYE QUIET AND NOM- INAL—BARLEY QUIET AND UNCHANGED—BAR- LEY MALT QUIET AND STEADY—PORK QUIET BUY STRONG—LARD QUIET AND UNCHANGED— PETROLEUM FIRM—NAVAL STORES STRONG— GROCERIES QUIET AND STEADY—HIDES QUIRT— LEATHER QUIET—OILS QUIRT—WHISKEY STEADY—FREIGHTS FIRMER—HEMP AND JUTE QUINT AND STEADY—GUNNIES STEADY. WEDNESDAY, June 30—8 P. M. Business still languishes in nearly all depart. ments and the merchanaise markets are almost universally dull. Dry goods were inactive, Hard- ware ig unusually dull, put an active business 1s looked for next month, July being one of the busiest months in all the year. On 'Cbhange there Was comparatively little done save ina few com- modities. Flour was quiet. Wheat quiet, but firmer, closing easy. Corn dull .and lower. Oats strong. Whiskey quiet. Pork quiet, but firmer. Lard without’ deciaea change. Cotton on the spot wai quiet and unchanged. Futures were quiet and steady, Petroleum was firm. Naval stores were strong. Hides were quiet. Leather quiet. Oils were also quiet. Hemp and jute were quiet and steady. Gunnies were steady. Groceries were quiet and steady. Correx. —The market for Rio was very strong; holders were not disposed to sell, and were asking 4c. above quotations, Jobbers were more dispesed to buy and were willing to pay fuil prices, Other grades were held firmiy. We note a sale of 4,80 bags Rio, barely fair, ex Albion (@ 1 at 173%¢., gold, per Ib, We quote:—Ordinary cargoes, 16\c, 9 163c.; fair do., 17340. w 17%e.: good do., 18. a 18hc.; prime do, 18%c. a 19c, ; extreme range for lots, 16%c. a 1%8., gold, @ or 9 days; Java, government bags, 26c. a 28c.; do., grass mats, 2c. ® 26c.; Singapore, do., 2ic. a 28c.; Ceylon, 20c. a 21igc.; Maracaibo, 2c. we. Lagua: 20}4c. ; Jamaica, I7igc. & 184ge, Bt. Domingo. l6%c. @ I7e.; Porto Kico, 183gc. a 20c. ; ata Rica, Ide, a les Mexican, 19K: a 20e-; Augostu Teete tidcel: Savanilia, 2c, a 2c fur. borr9s With Liverpool off auother | a "ie, exhorters Were out of the mar! ough a line Ei bates received tne bid of 8Mc.."basis tow miadiing, oe cdg? yy an exporter. The owner retused No cotton was pressed for sale in view of the {aatinishod stocks at this and other ports, | The demai trom spinners was g lly for Rpceaporane lots. mane dd quotations represent the prices bid. Low middling was only obtainable ‘small iota at u a opened at ae evening's prices, of the advance and Het and ad Foe ihe ,eummer months firmly he ma of a larger sprin Rane rial shrinkage in stocks feads to the mater caution on the part Heart thort sel resent statisti tion as Raaranie’ ‘tocorner, After’Change ‘sli was pigs lege of putting August to-morrow at 153. M. quotations wi llows:—sJuty. 15 5.82 Id 19-820. a Pike. 4 o eat rua ald on vie fand cotton. in. store runing in au pies a — rads above Sere ality not a ‘dinary, good or ary, jC, 3 stages Heel Tow*midaling, 15%¢e.¢ imadiinge 16%c. Quotations based on Amer: u food ord! par Consumption, Speculation, (rg tins’ 3 Yor 467 bales "rotat Pad . oes dap Gaatn= aay aaa Po wheat, 173,446 bushels; corn, 13430,d0.; oats, 15,000 do. ley an Hi bushels. ‘The flour m, les were 13,00) vbis. Rye orn mex! Was quiet and | re” 400 bbls. at 34 80 fox Sy wine, We quote +—Western naa Be Be mrcerey Mine pnusvivenia Yellow, $5 8's 84 18s Blnerey coarse, $1 50; city coarse, $i 45; tine sifted, $148; bolwd Yellow, $1 65; Dalvea white $180 Der 1UU'lbs.: Jersey, 1b; ‘ime a rie joa $i7s uo! Round hoop shipping Round hoop Unig, ate branas, bh outa, low extra PY old | market Way auiet, a St. Louis, straight extra. St Louis, choice double extra St. Louis, choice family . Southern, No. Southern =e Southern, extr Southern, family... nh teecegsscractemacsooe! GRATES | BUSTESSSCSaSSUStTTES: (3 $1 id to) sales (hart lavt evening) are bout t 20 000 Bl 144 tor No. ieee 14 for do. for July, 13g | tor choice Northw p x. , for Next Week, SL | tor No. 2 Milwaukee, $1 21 a tor No. i Milwaukeo | ot, $1 BI for all Jaly, i 22 for next week. C and lower; the sales were 60,000 bush: a fey for steamer, 800, 8 L.. ah ‘we note sules of 93,00) ZEeeS FE PACK, for choice wits at nominal, at se sige Cy Board: Barley quiet eady a ae a a” § Bariey a Bat Oo) Bi bushels, et oD Gus teady with a fair demand | atiull uachauged prices, Fol + pemease | eloth, jourlpore, 18¢, outta, 934c, & 1Ue.; bags, Ie. nie a lke. H ir and Jore.—The market for hemp was dull and . Jute was quiet and without important Jute :utte in tair demand at steady | a 0. pipss.—the marker wae very quiet and were without materi ae Ary Qt res H.C. & Le, Ribs. ian 30 ibs, yeuchy ey lis, a iat tbe. 160. ‘Tobaseo, 0 1 ted. TM ER, It ‘i 00K 80) mode: | aud tue marketWas quiet and Dricos were Without ae | vided change. We quote =~ | — — — Heniock, — ——_—— > Buenos A, a rea, Gelvornia, Co fide. avy cro, & middie anit ov Sie. i sinlock, We. n Ho. ‘rough Ont Woe" 0300." “bulltes. ae wala ~The market was quiet at nominal quota. Bot Cuba, Centrilogal and taixed, 460, 1 do. ciayed, }0,. MUsrovAdY, retin; BYO. 4 Bbc, HO,, do., Krovery, s7¢, #426.; Vorto Rieo, Boe. | quiet and unchanged. wel The ge were bh bales at “ Ume and | American.’ dre sia ver. tou. | EXO Sivat Stours.—The market ior ‘ong. The sales were 375 bbis. at 32; Saige “ior Southern and 38igc. fo York at Rosin was frm. h sales of 100 bbls. id at $1 0. 6) bbis. io. at $1 7s, § bbls. No 1 3) bbis. No.1 at it br Tar we strong, full prices. ‘e 2c. 8 Se. strated resin, $1 75% ir, $2250 $2 Wise Washington do., oderate jobbing d unchanged. quote ring cece O1 —Linseed 01) ‘was quiet, with demand at tull prices. Lard was dati an Cotton seed Was moderately e. — Neaistoot was duil and without change. Crude sperm was Crude, whale, was inactive, Se, a 8ige.; lin- whale, crude, c. a tue. ; J € quote:—Olive, | Maragilles. ouarts, @o., 1m CAasks, Hy seed, city (casks Pe bile). a 5c. : ‘Sout 7 unbleached do., Winter, wn se. bieached, foot, a $1 20; 4 alts 48 a'4de,? natural Libricuting. 290 gravity. fie. 0 ie: Perkorevx.—The market was firm. The sales were 4.000 bbIs., sold ut Philadelphia at I2e. for prompt de- a | itvery. Crude, in bulk, was quoted at 54 | spot ana Ge, a de. tor July; do., in bbls. id Yee. & . lor Juiy; refined, standaur. for spot and 1 July; naphtha, 8. tor spot and Bie. a%e. for Jul Pusladerpnua Was quoted at 1%c. for spot and Wc. for July 19; Balkimore, ize. for spot. tusville—Quiet and trm at $b 27% a $1 80.” Oil City— Dall and nezlected at $1 2 - Kouseville—Quiet at $1 208 $l En hidlotite--tirmers sales st farker's—United ut wells, offered at’ $1 U7. quiet; nominally, $1 25. ONS. —KeceiDts—Pork, 217 packages; cut meats Fi. 20do. ‘The pork market Was quiet but ‘The sales Were 450 DbIs. new mess at $20 8) a % 70, 2.000 Dols, at $2 75.0 $20 85 for August and 70) bbis, at $2] tor sepuember. “Dressed hogs were quoted at ¥3¢e. 2 9Xc.; beet hams were nex. beer was quiet and We quote:—Barrelied beef, , $9 a $10; extra mess, $11: packet beet, $16; ity extra “India mess, $27 a 328; \ndia prime mess, $10.a $18. sales 75 bbis., extra mess, al $i, Bacon was. steady Bwith balos of 7 boxes long cleur at ice, Cut meats were quiet ‘Tae sales were 10,00 bs tres bellies at lsc. and 25 boxes rib do. at lc, We quote pickled hams at 13%c. Ue., pickled shou.d rs, 9c. ; fresh hams, 13%4¢.: tresh shoulders, yc. a vije.; Western Ucrced Rams, Lie, and stead Shipatent € Se 2 Ps = ze 5s ° zs @ 12g, Lard was not very active and wot essentially changed: 100 tlerces prime city sold at 18isc.. 9 tierces prime city at 13c., 1,75) tlerces at 1 15-Ive. @ lac. tor July, $600 ticrces ‘at’ lic, a 14ge. for August and 1,000 Tierces at 1434c. a 1430. tor September. Kick —The market was quiet and steady. We note sales of 3" Heroes tuir, to choice Carolina, at is Sige. and 192 bags Rangoon ut Sic, a 6s Carolina, good, 74gc. a 7%e.: do. pri 3 do.. choice, Sic. u Bigc.: Louisiana, 7c, a fair to prime, and common qualities dowit to \. a 7c. a 73Kc., currency: Rau- ad. 82 7a $2 79, Kole vhe market for raw a Sie. for fair to good refining. hnds. and 10) boxes Cube good redlaing at Sige. hhds Trimwad at 73sec. a 7: We quow Ketining, inferior to Oey nor, 7c. a 79; tar to good | fair, 7766. a Bd (000 10 p: o wood, 8%c. w 54> do. nds. and Nos. 7 to 7 WW to rv Sie c., rr to 15, 82% O.,'1B torts, S3yc. a lige. do., 19 10 2, Tose. w Ausge. ;'do, witite, Oise. w"1i8%e. “Porto ilico-cite fintuy, common to prune, 78 84 5 grocery, iair to choice, Sige. a S34C. Dutch standard, Nos. 9 to 11. age: a Duron stand . 10 to 12, Sisc. @ Jia—superior and extra superior, 73¢¢. 8 7%90.; stdhard A, Hig, 10S, owdered, 3 do, crushed, ws 10s yellow, 8c, a + granulated, See age rent lout, Nice. « Hose foSTHARINE Was dull at 15740. “for Western, 180, a 16\e. for city. ‘TALLOW Was quiet and unchanged at 8%c. a 9¢ 1or rime. PiWultsKxy.—Receipts, 219 bbls. with sales of 15 bbis. at $1 1934, Frxigurs.—There was a continued firmness in berth freights, In the chartering ine business was quite ac: tive ud firm for both oll and grain freigits, and the ad- Vance of yesterday Was fully sustained. ihe eng age ments were as follows:—By steam, to London Bushels grain at ‘984d. per bushel, aid, by sail 1-000 tons oil cake at 24% per ton. ‘The charters were an Amert- can ship, hence to Bristol, Cardiff or Newport, with 4,80 quarters grain at 6s. ; 4 German bark, hence tw Bel- fast direct, with 3,0) do.’ do, at Os. Sd. + 4 British bark (to arrive), hence to Cork for orde h 5,600 do. do. at *3d., and dd: off itdirect: an. Aineriean bark, hence fo Gatos, with 14,000 cases retued petroieunt on Drivate terms; an American ship, tron Baltimore to Bremen or Antwerp, with 7.60) bbls’ do, do. at 4s. Zed: a British bark, from Philadelphia to the “Continent. “with 4.000 bbls.” do. do. 5a. Bridsh brig, hence to the Baltic, with 1,700 bbls. do. do.,at ds, 6d::an mere ean bark, trou Philadelphia to autwerp or Rotterdam, extra C, ‘The market was steady, ‘BE, cent ber annum on all sume frou $5 to wich 3000 bis do. do., at 58) an American sohoouer, Hence to Rivas with 3400 bbls. do. do,. at fs Gd. a another, hence to Trieste, with 2,50 bbis. do. do., at 53, 9d. : British ah SBip, trom Phi elphia to thé Coltinent, ‘with 6, 0. do., at 58.; au Americarship of 1,497 tonr Epistar: pissed On the bebte Tor Liverpool at aiaen ther, of 1.000 tons register, hence to Havri 0, at a lump sum :'an American bi) reste. with about 300 hhds, tobacr at 50s. American bark of 350 tons rate frown 7 ‘ade hia to ee eae in the United © om wie af It cat 70. OF yz cy fo ie Rr cs i ean schooner, from Jacksonvl with 200,000 fect lumber, at rat 34 gold. ss wie BOMESTIO MA MARKETS. Gatveston, June 3 Cotton nominal, middling, 143c;: low iniddiin 004 orainary, Ibo, Net receipts, 44 bales; xports, coastwise, 247. ‘alies'78 Stock, 11.05 New Onteaxs, June 15360. ; low ' mnidd receipts, 256 bales Cotton quiet; Frerancn Nel Sates, 250. Stock, 960, Monite, Jar Cotton nominal; iniddiing, 14%. ; low'ml¢ good ordinary, 128¢e 1ieo. Net receipts, Gl bal coastwise, 2,662, Savannan, Cotton quiet and nominal; middling, i dling. 1 ogee } good ordinary, 13igc. bales. Sales, Stock, bear HARL! Cotton quiet; midditag, Wee tow £338 ordinary, l4e. Net receipts, 16 hfe tabi i Spizite of, tarp of turpentine strong %4 for strained. Crade tu fpentiue « ard, $2 25 yl yellow dip and $4 3) for vic, sendy at $1 Flour stead io for am Oswego, June 30, iv ;sales 1,400 bbis., at $625 for No. 1 spria ar winter: B7 for’ whive winter, an cxtra, | Wheat unchanged. | Corn ne — $33 for bolt ent aee a unbolted, awed ; shorts, $20; shipstuifs, shes” rou mid: }per ton, Canal irelhis—-Wheut, Src. peas, asa aes rye, &c.; oats, 3igc., to New York the Hudson, Lake Feceipts—s74,400. tect ‘Ganal shipmente—7,900 bushels wheat, 890,400 mber. feet luiber. Cuicaco, June 30, 1875, Flour quiet and unchanged. ovens in. fir demand and lower, unsettled ; $1 n9e Puig si Ose spot! Sul Uury; St Ulse =, Es oe anertne close of et e; No. $do. ject ore ia jair demand, lower. irregular; se 80; GTEC. a 7860. July ane Oats quiet und weak; No, 38%c. August. Kye and "bork duit and unseitied 19 99, September. Lard 5g. 3 Riven hoe July id unchanged, Augu: i | bit Fae 19 70, uiet and weak at $19 $US so Rugusty: $130, tember: “Suikmeatsih fair demand, Ars. Witekey dull, holae esslons, At the unwil ifternoon call of Ls $1 1236, July; $1 0834 a $1 03: Corn steady, at + eid Pm sg Oats higher 73405 September, Fork "ower at’ $19 48 Saye i August; $19 75, September. s ard lower, BY S18 8), July $13 45, August; ptember. Recel) pts—Flour, 5.0 boia ts wheat, 81,00)" dushels: corn: 183.000 sto, oats 11,00 do.: bur ey. 1.000 do. | shipmenti—Flou acd i wheat, 100,000 bushels: eorn, 1, omts, 9,000 So." The Hoard will adjourn on Friday, abe dt Tuesday, the 6th inst. PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Provinryox. %. I., Jone 30, 137% | Printing cloths dull and. Ww Pa Ai a yO LY the lower figure. MARKET. EUROPEAN Puopt M. Li PR ad oy - oo le hi oxpox, June 80—Even- pion Siiend es trea Oe esac __ FINANCIAL, -1 8 AND. 10 P 10 PER Of} OeNnrt Ay City and County Bonds, aiiroad Bonds, City Rallroad Stocks. Also other choice Stocks an! Bonds" ‘baying 1 to 15 per cent, at a reduction below par, for sale by ALBERT H. ppOLaY, & Stock Brokers and Auctioncers. 43 Pui N, B.—Investment securities our npeciaity. wyours ne ect. ‘% =sTOOK — PRIVIL. EGS. —PUTS, CALLS AND + Straddies, signed by members ‘of the New York | or responsible pi stern 2s lag 4 ‘Tel A Stock naobas Laue shore, Wes ries, On an Mail, — hand & negotl- | ated by the ‘undersigned. Parties desiring to speculate ONE will do well by calling on or vie to tesa AGUE, So, 0 Broad street, Explanatory circu- dar turn: siahed. T REASONABLE RATHI—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endo, ment Insurance bimet Mortwages and Pee’ bn tasarence of alt kiads effected with JABRIOH & Uo. 117 Broadway ——= Stook Privileges, 1 ‘bers of New York Stock | B VAPSLEY & BAgLE i aeaas ON te NE I PHLET ALL Street A “] 874,000 WANTED, ATC PER CeNT PERANNUM, foretniegsls West amotat adic hy Hf in ahd Herald office, eps | BoweRY savinas BANK Naw one, June 4, ae t six per c upward and wot ex oe | tay of will be alowed 10 | gevositors And willbe be pa; tla on and atter Monday, | July 1¥ 1875, 1a xccordance with the provisions or the | bviaws. By order bef ity ik T. G, H, Cogonsaaut, secretary. OND Si RERT -AVINGS BANK, DOND SIRKET ie witecs, ate ahweiay Su on and BE Monday, July 19 int F ot six yor cent por BROWN, President. St tho rate of six ber cent por wnuum be paid to all de wereat not withdrawn will eaters gntiea ’ i and veil raw RRISON Babi, i # principal. By o a ty pa bets id A a terest trem J ie made ou betore July 1 da (commun: re OF VinGINIA.— um FASE DUB “oupo po ay}, shose due July 1, 1875, of the consull- Gated bonds of Virginia, Lougit at'best murket price, or eure oe in at 4 oud-t urd paging sorta waver sO 1374, oi 1 He aut old unfunded bonds ‘eotlectea bySOuN e ‘ax TNG, 13 #roaaway, e Cmax * SAVINGS BANK OF TUE CITY OF NEW York, 8 Bowery, southwest corner of Canal street. *Depositors are hereby voufied that the thirtieth Inter- eat dividend, at the rate of six per cent per annum, will be paid or credited on and atter July 2i, maining in bank July 1. 187, for the number of cacudar months the same have been ou deposit. Incerest not withdrawn will be credited as an original deposit and entitled to interest trom July sits ade on or betore Saturday, July 10, will bear interest 7 4iXe bank is open every day for the recension and pay- ment of money trom 10 A. M P. M., and on Mondays Bnd Saturdagy frou 10 A.M to7 F. Bank books in German, French and FE) QUINTA RD President _Seywovr A. Buxex, Secretary. Pomesanr INDUSTRIAL Savings BANK. CHanumns Stucer, Maw Yous June 90, 1875. Dividend.—The Trustees of this Bank have ordered that Interest be paid to depositors ent) orl thereto tor the six months ending this date, as folio’ 1st, On sums of $2000 and uhder six per cent per annum. 4d. On sums exceeding $2,000, six per cent per annua on $2,000 and five per cent per anuUM on the excess. Payable on and after Monday, July 19, 175. ‘The interest will be placed two'the credit of depositor: mg PS date of July 1, and sulehdcawi to intefest tor the next six months ff not withdrawn. L. HUGUET, President. Say. Lepwrts, Coluptsolion” uly pporty SIXTH - DIVIDEND. hover Fire Insurauce Sompat ny. eg oh Dividend of Five () Per Cent ts payable 1, REMSEN Lae See _New York, July 1, 1875. I ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD New York city Mortyages without bonus Principals desinns to BORROW oF anv! EST apply to GRANt, 145 Broadway. OHN 8. PIERCE, NO. 5 PINE STREGT, LOANS money without bonus on approved Real Estate in. New York, Brookivn and Westchester county ; also pur- chases Mortgages at lowest rates. BY, eladaar *74j- to SAVINGS INSTILUTION, G44 Broadway, corner Bleecker Street. New Yorx, June 25, 1875, Forty-ninth Semi-annual Dividend. The trustees of this institution have declared the for- ty-ninth semiannual dividend to depositors, at the ra ot six per cent per annum, on all sums (by the rules en- titled thereto), remaiming o” deposit on’ the lst day of A saad payable on and after the third Monday in the on < Aaterest not withdrawn will be credited as principal. Depos osits will draw interest from the Ist of January, April, July and Octo! J. BROWN, President EDWARD SCHELL, Treasurer. _©. F. Atyorp, Secretary. EOHANICS AND TRADERS’ SAVINGS INSTI. tution, No. 28% Bowery, near Houston street —Interest Notice.—A dividend at the rate of six per cent per an- num has been declared and will be credited depositors July 1, 1875, on all surs entitled theroto, for the six monthis and the three montns ending June 30, payable on and atter the third Monday in July. interest not called for will remain ay a deposit, drawing imerext from July ey deposited on or betore July 10 (the time lim- ted by law) will be entitled to interest trom July 1: 1. CONKLIN, President Sectot ary. ON IMPROVED NEW YORK OR 1 Property, without bonus: also Money. to Jersey property, J. W. ROWs & CU. 115 Brookl loan on go Broadway. ORIH RIVER SAVINGS BANK, corner Eighth avenue and West Thirty-fourth st. Dividend.—A eemi-anuual dividend, at {horace of six $5,00u, will e paid on and after July 18, 1 Money deposited on or betore the 10th of July will draw interest frum July 1. Bank open daily from 10 A. M. to 3 P. M.; also on Mon- ays W Wednesjay and Saturda. Syeninas. trom 6 to 8 JOUN H OOPER, President. Bs 0, Bewert, Secreta FFICE OF THE HANNIBAL AND 81. JOSEPR Raliroad Company, 78 Broadway. ‘Onx, June 19, 1875, pring Ps Bs . St ‘on bobds ot tis com- issouri State six per cent bonds e Hennjbat and st Joseph issue,” will be paid on "nd after the Ist day ot July, 13/5, un uta. flon of the proper coupons, aS Phe Bank of Dorch Amer- ACKER, Treasurer. _ AND reet, New York, June 26, 1875.— Mortgage Bonds of this com- allbe paid in gold at the Na- , Financial Agent. INSURANCE COMPANY, 1875. —A semi annual dividend of payable gen, Gy0% at the any, No. 170 Broad way. . SOUTT, Secretary. AM M. 00D 28, H CAROLINA, kexacovive Darantanyr, Conumara, 8. C., June 21, 1875. he Consolidation ious ol the State due July 1. 1878, will be paid at that ation at the Treagary, eau houseof Morton, y due July 3, Bri and January 1, 1875, om .on Bonds issued 11 tor dld bonds shenever recuse either of the above: aces. ARDOZO, Treasurer | South Carolina. EN PER CENT COUPONS OF THE EAST asee "Virginia and Georgia Railroad, maturing 3, will be paid by the Gallatin ional Bank, er cent sing oge Cs the Kast Tennessee and Railroad wilt be a. BY R. T. Wilson & Co., President. on matur! Jaly 1, yams re ange cou WANTED. ee MORTGAGE Py jighty-first street,or C. K., 54 Eighth change court. IL3ON, President, SQUFONS OF THE MSMPHIS AND CHARLES. paid by R. T. 2 mechan sours. . WILSON, AUC large Hotel, worth $12.0.0; loca’ afte States Photographed, “Address t ww York. 340.00! See aay: BOND AND MORT- e, tor five ye t six per cent in- cerest ; property improved, in part of the ay Worth three times that amount ress W., Heral Uptown Branch office. $300. 00 TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN- ON FIRST without bonus; also By for 6 ber cent, it extra secu- rity. ‘AUL P, TODD, 55 Liberty street. N AND Al JULY 1, 1575, THE FIRM McManus neon will be carried C3 the sub- WILLian B. ANUS. PARTN} WITH “BUSINESS | “TALENT ~ (AND capital in Cloak and Suit making; have ood, facility for manufacturing and, experiedce In usi- ness “Address DENNY, station B. Bn ASSOCIATE ad THE 00 ee ir fn! FEED BUsI- ness wanted, with $10,0w, Mgt oben with equal Ire g eee tea Produce Ex- change and hav: Ply to ‘ORIGUS x SCARLET ‘UD A WEMTERRST IN A Wl ESTABL SHED CASH business to a good business man, w cas Muer recirings capital san he trebled aasaaliy. Address ESTABLISHED, Herald office. NAN a INA oon ENTERPRISE that will surely pa ) monthly profits dur ey $450 ou Call on BROW. wr} ember of t and srowin wad AD 08 Broadway. . the warm sea: West Twenty-sixtli street Af pes INTEREST IN GENTSEL, WELL ESTAB- — or ay Legg heed each $20) per month; an usual ‘opportunity. Calt of Hy ery Broadway, second, floor. NEW ARTICLE—USED IN 4v.000 00 FAMILIES, 75 per cent profit; strictly honest. An associate — Address, stating cash means, CASH, Herald PARTNER WANTED IN A heli ‘SALE VURNI- ture manufactory, working by steam, with best machinery in_ oper: nd havirig ‘ted custom ee the Uni ed States: a goo: one ee Ree in man, with al gu ire for par. irteen' ut ahi. Odie J BOHRA BE RS ae ka between Second and Third avenues, from 710 9 nil trom 5 to7 P.M. MGARS.—A YOUNG “MAN Wao UNDERSTANDS the retail, with capital, can have a good chance in first claws cigar stand, give real name, amount of cap. ital and particulars: communications cdnfidential, A dress BRUADW A’ 0% 134 Herald office. F SOME GENTLEMAN OF GOOD ADDRESS, with 8800 cagh, will associate himselt with me ina re: spectable, plessant travelling (uo show) busines: | Dave @ sure income ‘of at least $509 a mouth each. aa. | dress KING,box 176 be Herald office. ATENTS FOR SALK.—MODELS oF lowins can Le seen at’ my offs improved contre board 90 girders, plan of foleiog tubl scenery and improved meth wales dress by wet rs eign runner, fire proof of Workiug the scenes, . beer CAN Measure, indicates Le je eXact guantity in th eet tay. ie secles meliore ae ‘alve tor engine ers - ply tod. We HUGHES SE Liberty. sere w'vork, EAL ESTATE BUSINESS DOWN TOWN FO! gia, on account of sick! jong lishe successful operation: wou chal tor Real ‘ita Address BS) ALIS, Dox 5.440 ‘New York Post office. Yat RIGHT TO A FEW a ON AN ARTICLE ea ANTED—aN th it clags coal busine: foolWerai ds othe. requires, & s3 ‘Knowledge of business not SU. aduress CUAL, Lox Wa StsD Gey Than EN OF INTEGRITY, TU PLAOR relate poet on enter business wita one Leng aed of strictly leading influence ano eu butot small ‘adress # BROMLLENT OPPORTUTIY, treruid ofloe Were PARTY WITH (600) To ESitASLISH a Very profitable bu 1a stocks on Wall great: Correspondent, wa with stocks, preferred, (KD=A\ PARIY TO PURCHASK Tak er ory parti aa Ur su We ag! iJ Be MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, ENGAGED, anal a 0 LATE Sun Francisco cao pi MARRI ED. DORK uLMAN—SPIRGMANN.—On Wi 80, 1624, a8 Wopoken, -b. Jn Dy the Woy. Leopela class city Property, in sums to sult, | | Ninth street, South Brook! | o'clock, at 417 9 nd | SSe.; Buglish Islands, 5c. a 4c. Mobs, BERNARDUS BorkeLMan, of New York, te Kosa, youngest daughter of Charles Spieimsne, of Jersey City Heigats. GREENR—EpGE.—On Saturday, June 26, 1875, by the Kev, Dr. Haskins, AUGUSTUS G. GREENE, of New York city, to Sanam F., only dauyhter of Jo- seph G. Edge, of Jersey City. No cards. LANDY—CLAWS0N.—OD nesday, June 30, at ine residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. R. S. MeArchur, James A. LanDy to Emity J., daugnter o! A. W. Clawson. Esq. Lewis—BLAUVELT.—On Wednesday, June 30, ai the residence of the bride’s parents, by Rev. Jas. Stoddard, WM. Henry Lewis, M. D., of New York oy, to Miss Magy MaTILpa BuavvuLs, of Broos- yn. DIED. AnRENS.—Suddenly, ELLA LOUISA AHRENS daughter of Gernard and Mary K. Abrens, aged lt months and | day. Funeral will take place from the residence o, ber parents, 104 River street, Hoboken, N. J., om ‘Yhursday, July 1, at two P, M. Bravy.—Iu Brooklyn, on Tuesday, 29th ull Caruxxine, beloved wile of James Brady, native of the parish of Ardagh, County Loagtord, Ireland in the 33d year of her age. Relatives and frienay, and those of her broth Rev. Wuliam J, Ward, of Sz, Teresa’s church, « York, and brother-in-law, Edward Kinsella, ate re spectiully lavitea to attend the funeral, tole Thureda’y) moruing, at haif-past nine o'clock, trom St, Paul’s chureh, corner Court and Congress strects, Brooklyn, where a solemu mass of requiem will be celebrated jor the repose of her soul? thence to Fiatousa Cemetery. BRANN.—In Jersey City, op Tuesday, THOMAS JOuN, youngest son of James M. and Sarah Braun, aged 7 years and 6 mqnths, Tue funeral op Thursday, from whe residence of his parents, No, 265 Second street, tals (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. WER.—At Greenport, &.L, June 29, Some wife of Jonu E, Brower, aged 44 years, F month and | day. Corrge.—In "Brooklyn, pa June, PRTEa Corres, in the 99th year of his ag ‘ybe relatives and trionds ort the family are ine vited to attend the funeral services at the resle dence of his son Joha B,, No. 70 Lafayette avenue, on Friday afvernoon, at two o'clock. CROWELL.—Suddeniy, at Brooklyn, N. Y., om Monday evening, 25th inst., OHARLES A. CROWELL, gon of Alanson and Racnel Crowell. Fuoeral on Thursday, July 1, at four P, M., from the residence of his parents, No. 425 Van Burea stieet, between Tompking and Throop avenues, Interment at Cypress Hills, Cvrris.—in Brooklyn, on Tuesday, June 29, pe} ALMA, Widow of the late Alva Curtis, aged 7 years. Her relatives and triends are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her son, George H. Stow, No, 928 Gates avenue, Dear Patchen aves nee, Brooklyn, on Thursday, Jaly 1, at Bali-pass two o'clock, without further notice, DayYTON.—Alter a short Lliness, JoHN H. DAYTON, aged 67 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- specifully invited to attend the juneral, irom hia late residence, Pbilip street (iate sae tures BM now Jersey City, om Friday, July 2, at toree P, DuBors.—Suddenly, on June 30, "1875, Harry G. only son of P, Grant and Emma A. Dubois, aged pf months. Paneral services at 388 Cumberland streoy Brooklyn,on Friday, July 2, at one P, M. Hyb£.—On June 26, 1875, of dropsy, CLara Hyp) widow of the late James K. Hyde, agea 69 year: and 4 months, Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend ner funeral, on Thursday, at St. Paui’s church, East Chester, at two P. INGLIS.—On Wednesday, June dence, No, 247 West Eleventh street, wife of the late George Inglis, in the 7orh year her age. Notice of funeral hereafter. KIERNAN.—Ou Tuesday, June 29, THOMAS AM- BOSE KIERNAN, Only Child of Thomas aud the late Catherine Kiernan, aged 3 years, ‘Phe Juneral Will take place from the residence of his fatner, 230 East Twenty-Hith street, this aay (Thursday), July 1, at two o'clock P. M. Relatives aud iriends are invited. —On ‘Tuesday, June 29, 1875, of scarlet fever, NELLIE THERESA, daughter of Patrick H. and Nellie R. Lydon, aged 2 years and 3 montas, Relatives and iriends of the 1amily are respect fully invited to attend the inneral, trom the rest dence Oo! her parents. No, 348 East Elgnty-second street, on Tuursaay, July 1, at two P. M., without Jarther notice, MARTIN.—Ou Wednesday, 30th, Mrs, ANN S. Mam TIN, aged 82 years. eaberat on Friday morning, at ten o’¢lock, from 837 'wenty-elghth strect. Mu ERGER.—J 29, at the Clarendon Hotel, rr a snort illness, OLiver De Lancy MILDEBERGER, son of Juditn B. and tue lute Oliver Mildeverger. funeral from the Broadway Tabernacle, corner Broadway and Thirty-lourth street, this (Charge day) morning, at eleven o’clock, Remains will ve taken to Greenwood. MoorE.—Suaden), of phenmenta, on Tuesday, June 29, at No. 162 ith street, RICHARD HOFFMAN MOORE. M. D., © young son of tne late Dr. Samuel W. Moore. Relatives and Ifiends are invited to attend the funeral, from >t. Mark’s church ip the Bowery, on Friday, July 2, at f-ur o’clock P, M. McGIvNey.—Suddenly, at nis late residence, 303 Water street, Brookiyp, PHILIP MoGIvNEY, 10 the oth year of his age. Funeral service: St. Ann’s Roman Catholic churen, corner v! Gold and Front streets, at nine ~ M., July 1, 1875; thence to Cemetery of the Hoy + One on Tuesday, June 29, Katie Jang, second ehiid of Edward and Mary ‘Dipomsell, aged 7 years aud 7 months, Funeral will take place from the residence of ner parents, No, 318 East Twenty-seventh street, at hali-past one o’clock P, M., to-day, Relatives aud iriends are respectiuily invited. Pancoast.—On Thursday, June 29, of paralysis, br B, PaNncoasT, in the 38th year oF nis “fhe relatives and friends of tne family are re- spectfully inviced to attend his funeral, from = late residence, No, 68 East Futy-third street, oa big eeh at two o'clock P, —At the Orient Point House, Long Island, on Friday, June 26, Mr. THoMas T, PARSONS, aged 68 years. PaTTrERSON.—On Taoesday, June 29, MARY ANN, Widow of William Patterson. Tae friends of the family and the members of the American Musical Fund Society are invited to at- teud the iunerai, on Tharsday alternoon, at twa o'clock, from the resiaence of her parents, RANDOLPS.—On Mouday, Tne 28, PHEBE M, Ran- DOLPH, in the 70ch year of her age. The friends of tne family are invited to atten@ the 1uneral irom the Moravian church, New Dor; 8. L, on Tuaraday, sae Ist inst, - awe clock P, My. Carriages Will be in wait! t Vanderbilt Landing on arrival of the twelve sa boat from New York. REMSHARD.—On June 20, 1875, ReBacoa L, REMSHARD, daughter of Abram Remsnard and b spe Curry, aged 2 years, 3 months and & ays. uneral thi (Thorsday) nuearaen ye one it Forty Rela- tives and iriends of the Tero ar nT ted. RICHARDSON.—UVa the 27th ult, aster & short and severe itiness, Henry H. Ri ‘ARDSON, late of the frm of Heors H. Bictaaeon & Uo., puolishers anu booksellers, 43 Park place. ‘The funeral services will be held at St. Paul’@ church, corner of Vesey street aud Broadway, to- day, at ball-past one P.M. ne friends ar i spectfully invited to od, and will please meet at bis iace place of vusineas, 43 Park place. Dublin papers please copy. RoGERs.—June 29, Many ROGERS, aged 33 ye: Relatives aud irieuds are luvitea to attead funeral, from the residence of Thomas @. Baker, No. 900 Luyfayette avenue, near Stuyvesant street Bryeeve, on Thursday, July 1, at two O'CLOCK, RoGERS.—On Wednesday evening, June 30, ar the residence of nis son-in-law libert Travi 269 Leouard street, Brooklya, K. D., N. ¥., SAMU! age. A. ROGERS, in the 79th year of bis Notice of funeral nereaiter. Philadelpiita papers please copy, wamie At Bound Brook, N. J., on ey June JosKPH oss, In the 74h year of nis ne relatives and friends of the faniiy't are in- Vited to witend the funeral, at the Presbyterian church, Bound Brook, on Friday, July 2, ar eleven ee Services at the house at Dall-past tem o'clocl Rykex.—On Wednesday, June 80, Water ce son of Henry A. and some Ryker, nae month. SAMUEBLS.—On Wednesday, June 30, a Niness, GEORGE SAMUBLS, 7 crt eit Tae retutives aud triends of ti mpectenty, invited LA a ral, on mn Fricag morning, at ume o'clock fro! nye lat noe, 835 raid street, Brooklyn, E. D. meee SHAW.—Snddenly, on Mon: ee he ag hed hate-veis B ‘uneral irom his late residence, 260 Je: ave nue, Je: wi Ro on ‘rhursaay, the ie ine, at sponta a and Newburyport (Mass.) papers please SnIMoNs.—On Monday, June 28, Kany Simmons, of London, Eu ang spa sae et ep c 29, Gkonae STERLING, aged 61 senpeeeeaiy ims is late enih street, on Taure: vite Cy ie dence, Rs West Twenty- | Gay, July 1, at the hour of two P. M. Voss.—Ou Wednesday pes June 30, aes TA Adib aes third daughter of Bormag ap sae Adeiine V 6 mou Relativ also iva es D.) Schuetzeu corps, are respectiaily invit 0 iaueral, Irom the residence of pa. renee, no, 63 Broads Way, coruer Second strees, Wiliamwsburg, tow | (Lhursday) alternoon, July 1, at three o’clvck, Wuretex,—On Monsey, the 2th inst, alter @ short iliness, Mrs, ANN BBLER. @ reiatives and iriende are invited to atiena the juueral services, at St. Mark’s charol, Nintw j Street and Second uvedue, on Thursday, at twe P.M. Wratt.—Saddeniy, June 2, Frank, oldes ¢ ae Jeand Mavida Wyatt, in tio 10¢h youd Fu Forty secona 1 July 2, Supust twel ‘aul i} P. friends of the family, also the cbarch, tn suuduy renool and aad @ pecially