The New York Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1875, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The Stock Market Barely ‘Steadv. GOLD 115 7-8 A 115 8-4. Bonds Generally Steady and Investment So- curities in Fair Demand. Wat. STREET, } Monpay, July 12—6 P. M. Tne stock market to-day was again extremely dull, and presented few ieatures that are worthy of comment. Chief among these was renewed ac- tivity in New York Central and Rock Island, both of which, as investment securities, illustrated a fact that we nave frequently presented, to wit that good dividend paying stocks would always command the confidence of investors, and espe- cially at @ season of the year when capital pracu. cally “goes a-begging.” Among the incidents of ‘the day may be counted an assault on Erie im the sbape of an anonymous circular, without date, purporting to emanate from an unorganized and irresponsipie body in London, calling for a meeting of shareholders at sme point in Beaver street. Whatever occurred will be found de- scribed elsewhere. Svlid operators, however, paid little or no attention to the matter and did not change their foiings a8 4 conse quence. In other words, the mecting was looked upon as one of the frauds of speculation, Lake Shore was comparatively firm in spite of the hammering to which it was subject, and closed at tne highest price of the day, With reference to Pacific Mail, it is reported that the company Das just consummate: a contract with the Welling- ton Coal Mine, on Puget Sound, whereby it will hereafter secure coal at $5 50 per ton, and thus effect a saving of about 40 per centin the cost of fuel, It is also stated that the government of British Columbia has agreed to pay a subsidy of $55,000 per annum to the company for transport- ing the mails, This being true, several of the side- wheel steamers now idiing st anchor in the har- bor of San Francisco may find employment. Tne foregoing information was not publisoed until after the close of the Stock Exchange. THE PRICES TO-DAY. Western Union opened at 81, advanced to 81%, thence sold down to 80342 80%, ending at this price, Pacific Mail matotained its frmness at 400 40% a 40% 04034, withaclose at 40%. Lake Shore was steady at 58% a 58% a 5844 a 58%, the lest figure being 58%. New Yerk Central sold at 103, 1043, a 104, Rock Island advanced from 104 to 105, with the bulk of transactions made between these prices; the IAst figure was 104%. Nortn- west common was firm at an advance from 38% to 8934; the close was at 887. St. Paul common soldall day at about 84% 938%. Erie was more active at 1534 a 15 a 14% 214%, ending at the lat- ‘er price. Hannibal and St. Joseph sold at 23% a 23%. Union Pacific at 75 a 7434 a 743%. Delaware and Lackawanna was steady at 121%. New Jer- sey Central at 111%. Obio and Mississippi ad- vanced from 22% to 2334 and closed at 23, North. ‘west preferred sold at 49 a 4934, and St. Paul pre- ferred at 6744 057, Wabash was quoted at 5%. CLOSING PRIORS—3 PF. M. Pacific Mail. Ma ae ‘Mil & St Paul. | st Un 39% 6 BY | Atl & Pac wea uickailvel leis a 1536 j luicksulver pt. Zi}, a 2 jar Lang &Min 12k a 13 Mar La M pt... 12% a lox Adams Ex. a 100 merican Ty a 88 S hxpress.... a 4256 ells- pit ais 722 a & Chic & Aiton...102% @ lt Clev & Pitts. 9, a 92 Chie &N had 38% bh 30 ea 5) Te 110434 a 104% THE SALES TO-DAY amounted to about 86,000 shares, Which among active stocks were distributed as follows:—New York Central and Hudson, 1,505; Erle, 7,600; Laxe Shore, 22,700; Northwestern, 1,500; do. preferred, 100; Rock Island, 4,100; Pacific Mail, 9,200; St, Paul, 550; do. preferred, 650; Obios, 900; Western Union, 31,400; Wabash, 100; Union Pacific, 1,240, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The following tavie shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— Opening. Fig vn Lowest. 1 New York Central...... 10334 4g 13% i 8 Bis 15134 1535 1434 585, 65% 5% 54 Ba%g 4954 105 24% and 8) 51% Ohio and Mississippi 235_ New Jeracy Ventral. Myx Del., Lack. and West 121% Union Pacific. 15 wo Western Union. 81 B1% Atlantic and Pa 22% 2256 Pacific Mail........+ 40 40% THE MONEY MARKET. Money Was easy at 2 to$ per cent on call, and on prime mercantile paper trom 3% to 5 per cent, Foreign exchange was steady and quiet at the fol- lowing nominal rates:—Prime sterling, asking rates, 4.873 and 4.0034; selling, 486% 6 487 and 4.89% @ 4.90; reichmarks, 947% a 95 and 95% a 95%; cables, 9634; prime Paris, 5.16% and 5.12%. Oon- cessions were je from the foregolug figures on Sctual business. THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 115% and closed at 115% after selling at 115%. The borrowing rates were 1 per cens per annum and 1-64 per diem. Loans were also made flat and at 2 per cent for carrying. The Ginal rate was 1-04 per cent for use. Further large smipments are confidently expeeted, but, whether these take piace or not, the feel- tng of the majority of speculators ts in favor Of @n advance that 1s based on the known paucity Of wala in the country and the small amount at the command of the Secretary of the Treasury in tne event of any great contingency, It may be easy to sell new five per cent bonds at home to Colorado and Nevada speculators, wherewith to buy silver, but we cannot mo’ large sapply of old from Europe without disturbing every for- eign financial centre. What we have sent abroad tn coin has seldom been returned except in the shape of the most destructible of luxuries, and the longer we continue the practice the poorer We shall grow. do far, this year, we show an ex- Port of abeut $50,000,000, a stm greater than has been sent abroad in any whole year since 1861. CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges. Currency balauce: Golda exchanges. Gold oalances. + $81,964,024 + 4,086,452 + 10,050,419 + 1,161,949 THE VOREIGN MARKET. London advices report consols firm and United States steady to firm. Erie common sold at 13% a 13%, The rate on money at the Stock Exchange on government securities is2a2% percent. Dis counts iu tue open market for three montha’ bills are 2% per cent, or % per cent below the bank fate; £355,000 bullion went igto the Bank of England on balance to-day. THE UNITRD STATES TREASURY. Washington advices report that the bank notes received for redemption to-day were $730,000; revenue to-day, $500,000; customs to-ddy, $370,000, The Assistant Treasurer paid out to- day $279,000 on account of interest and $109,000 in Tedemption of dve-twenty bonds, GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed firm. 0) $50,000 currency sixes changed hands thi moon at 122%, The iollowing were the latest quo- tations :—United States currency sixes, 122% & 122% ; 40, do., 1881, regiatered, 120% ® 121%; de. 40., 40, Coupom, 122% @ 123; do, five-twenties, 1862, coupon, 117; ao, do., 1864, registered, 118% & 118%; do, 40,, do,, coupon, 118% a 118%; do. do,, 1865, registered, 120% @ 120%; do, do,, 46., coupon, 120% @ 121%; do, do., do, new, regi tered, 119% & 120%; do. do., do, do., coupon, 119% @ 120%; Go, ao., 1867, registerea, 121 @ 121%; 0, do, do,, Coupon, 1214 @ 121); ao. ao., 1868," ot BERecee NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET. @o, 40., coupon, 118% & 119; ao. fives, 1881, regis- tered, 117 @ 117%; do. do., do., coupon, 118 a 118%. RAILROAD BONDS, In railroad bonds there was a firm feeling, al- though the transactions were generally small. Union Pacific sinking funds led ia point of activity a were strong at 96% 96). Union Paciflo firsts prought 101% a 102 and land grants 99%. Cen’ Pacifics sold at 102}. Ohicago and Norta ern e¢onsolidated coupon gold ponds were firm amd advanced to 824, Morris and Essex firsts sold at 112, do. consolidated, 103%. Michigan Southern sinking fund, 108; Miebigan Central sevens, 104; Rock Island sevens, 103, and Chicago and Alton firsts, 109%. MINING SECURITIES, The following are the last quotations:—Gould & Curry, 16; Savage, 91; Cholar Potosi, 75; Ophir, 46; Hale & Norcross, 34; Crown Point, 28; Yellow Jacket, 86; Beloher, 24; Imperial, 8; Virginia coa- Solidated, $14; Cauifornta, 57; Oronman, 56; Ray- mona & Ely, 62; Eureka Gold Vauey, 5; Best & Belcher, 46; Kentuck, 14; Union consolidated, 7; Alpha, 18; Meadow Valley, 7; Sierra Nevada, 14; Caledonia, 18; Eureka consolidated, 61; Mexi- ean, 19, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Monpay, July 12, 1875, BEFORE CALIL—10 A. M, soe) 40k 109. 4054 40s 20. ty; SSESeee8 3 Est este =e v'Rold. be 62 % Ontbe 7 Re Mist. (3 do LOU At & Pac Tel. guy Pac Mail ss 0. wa # 200 0. nt Py ao. Tivent 90) Go. 20 do: io 40 do. . 434 loo do. 4 6u do 0 ava ao. 4u: 1s 1300 *_ do) aon RR... WU 8 Bx 45" 100 Han & StJo 23 9 uo, 4234 lw Ohio & M Pry Lucid NWR DCS 8944 2.0 Po WW WO..eeereeeeeO SOs 100 B% $50.00 U S cur 6's.. ju Dist Col 3-0o"s 800 shs West Un 1 a do + 118¥¢ $10000S 5-20, c, "65... 121 » LGg AU U © inti, ©, Od.gun 12.9 19% 1budy U Sd’ r, BL... Abi dg SKUOND BOARD—I1 P.M, i 10) 0 8 oom 8 tH bot Balbo ra . fuse 2.0 Milas 34 lw NYC 4 HRAR.be 104 SO go... w: 200 Pac Mail S8..b6.08 40% 200Del, Lad 131 . Wg Moré Bas RR i434 retwinraal sees ws COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT HEAVXY—FUIURES 1-160. LOWER—FLOUB ¥FIRMER—WHEAT STEADY— CORN STEADX—OATS DULL AND LOWER—RYE QUIRT AND NOMINAL-—BARLEY QUIET AND NOMINAL—BARLEY MALT QUIRT AND STEADY— PORK QUIZT AND FIRM—LARD QUIET AND WEAK—PETROLEUM QUIMI—NAVAL STORES QUIRT—GROCERIES QUIET AND STEADY— HIDES QUIET—LEATHER QUIET—OILS QuiET— WHISKEY STEADY—¥YREIGHIS QUILT—HEMP AND JUTE QUIRT AND STEADY—GUNWIES STEADY, Monday, Jaly 12, 1875, There were some few tmportant changes in the value of merchandise to-day; but, apart from this, there was no change worthy of mention. On ‘Change flour was firm, while wheat was de. cidedly higher, under a good inquiry for export, the market closing steady at the advance. Uorn was steady, Oats duiland Jower, Whiskey quiet, »Pork and lard easy and quiet. Lard quiet and Cotton on the spot heavy, Futures 1-16c, low Petroleum quiet, Naval stores quiet, Hemp and jute quiet and steady, Hides quict, Leather quiet Oils quiet Gumnies steady. Groceries quies and steady, Covrsm.—the market for Rio and all other kinds was quiet but steady. We note sales of 150 bagy Rio, ex Pairy Bell (sold before arrival, and 2538 bags Santos, ex Pas- cal, om private terms, The stock of Rio and Santos in New York wag 96,153 bags. Stock at other ports was as (ok lows :—Galveston, 1,000 bags; Savannah, 2,00)do.; Hamp- ton Roads, 6,000 do.; Baltimore, 40,834 do. We quote:-~ Ordinary cargoes, 1740. @ 17396. ; fair do., 180. @ 1830. ; goed do,, 19. s 19i4e. ; prime do., 19}g6. a 19%o.; extreme range for lots, 17340. a 20%c., gold, 6 or 9 days; Java, government bags, 2c. 'a 370. ; do., grass mats, 260. @ Ze. ; Singapore, do., 22¢, a 2d, ; Oeyion, ic, @ 2c. ; Maracatbo, 2c. a 230.5 Lary Wy oe) cnetiot, Ike See. . We : . Begin. I9ige. w WKer Angostuia, ite, 200, a Wo, aw aligc.; Ba 5 race. © en ‘Was hoa’ a tall, abd with more a Be, ‘orron.—Without quotaple market for cotton ence was done, the ward tendency, aa out of advices to the tures: registered, 120% ® 121%; de. do., do., coupon, 121 a 121K: da tem-forties. ramistared. 117K & 117K; fag hate grote pr Aa ‘food roedunury. We et food ona ary, M43¢C. | - middling, 15igc. ; a oud ie" Quovations basea on American Saadara fade December a l4 11-16e. 6c, Tor w: 45; Savanna. 773 ; Norfolk, 38: New York, bales. This day last ween, Total since ptember 1, ‘ame time Inst year, 3,738,055, hts closed as tollows:—To ty a1 4 eg 400 at 14 21 -S2c, ; Feb- 187; fadreh, 100 at 15 L recelpis were as Orleans, 116; Wilmington, 64 peadelpnt o ‘Total, 457 iay last year, 8,445,344, (0 Saturday night. >: inelading w-day Pees a Havre, by steam, 111 lambarg, by steam, Sic., compressed; to breme steam, 26. compreaged ; to y Liyerpool, by stem, 34 Fiowx “any Gnatx.—Recerp| wheat, 185.419 bushels; corn, corn meal 110 bbl Flour, 14.989 | bbls. 5 43 1. | Om! 10.5 265) Husheln” The howe rmer, under a fair inquiry, with bbls. Rye was in fair demand at steady pices. Corn meal quiet. Note sales of bbis. and bags at $4 76 for Brandywine. We Sane o—Western yellow, $4 25; Jersoy aud Peansylyania yellow, $4 20 Per bbl; Baitimorse coarse yellow, er 100 ibs. 5 city sacked, coarse, $147; fine slited, $150; bolted yel- Jow, $1 65, and white, $1 85, per 100 Ibs.; Jersey sackea, fig 8 $1 20; Ane yellow, $1 70 a$1 72; ne white, %) per 109 ibs. We quote :— No. 2 Biate.. $4 10.0 $4 45 Superfine Stace. 4008 475 Extra State. 50a 5 y 6Ha 575 450a 475 50a 52 52a 600 40a 525 5508 600 6008 70 5758 625 6 50a 700 St. Louis, choice fami!y. 70a 900 Rye flour, fine to superti 4008 450 Southern, No. 2. 4100 450 Southern, superfine. 450a 500 Southern, extra. 52a 650 Southern, fi THe 875 Wo 37a 40 a 4uwa 420 450a 455 orn meal, puncheons. i ae —Wheat was in good demand aid about dc. per bushel higher for spring, the mi ket, closing strong atthe ad- Vance. The sales were sont B76 OD bushels as $f 18 for apr jor No. 3 spril ior No, 1 21 a $1 2136 ‘Tor Go. afloat; $1 2t tor do., r mixed, $123.4 $1 §) for No.1, Sb 3b 1 £8 tor red winter, $1 23 a $1'24 for 1 2546 a $1 24 tor di rive; clos- ing at $1 24 bid, ‘on the spot, Corn, was steady, with sales of 95,000 bushels at 7¥c. a Be. for damp to’ good steamer, 820. @ Ste. {01 lc. a 84360. for mixed. Cats were dull and lower. ‘The sales were 20,000 bushels at 650. a G7e, for mixed, 8c. a 7c. for white. Was quiet nominal, Barley was quiet unchanged Barley was ‘quiet and steady at $i #0 a $i for tworowed State, Sl W for six and four-rowed State and $170 a $18) for Canada. Beans and peas—The market was quiet and rices were without important change. We quote :— Medium, new, choice, $1 9); do. fait to good’ 8 20 a $1 75; marrows. new, choice, $2 40 a $2 do., tair to good, $! a $2 25; peas, new, $1 9) kKinvey, prime, new, $3 15'a 33.25; green peas, new, 282 5 white kiduey, choice, $2'a $2 10; do., fair ‘to good, $1 0 ki a $l 75 Gonxixs.—The market continues steady with » fair demand at tully unchanged prices. We quote :—Domes- tic ctoth, 13c, & 13ige.; Borneo Gouripore, ide. a 13%4c.; Catcutta, 9360. a We. ; bags 12340. @ 12340. Hxwy ivy Juts—Jute buts were quiet and without ecided change. Jute was in good demand ac full prices. Hemp ywas steady with afair demand at tull rices. We quote :—Awerican, dressed, per ton. $2708 $230 1k see ag a cu i, et muna eee a 5c. gold. per lb. ¢ latter tor choice; Ruama, at @ $245, gold; Italian, $260 a $27), gold? ‘a Sse. Jute butts quoted at 2%c., currency, 1DD. Biac. @ 5¥¢c., Old, ‘The market was quiet and prices were nomi- she saies were 20 Central American on private We quowe:—Dry—Buenos Ayres, 4 ibs. a -8 Ibs, ibs., 200, a Zlige.; Nontevideo, » & 213gc.; Corrientes 21 ibs a 22 ntrai American. 18 ibs a 21 lbs. 19e.; Matamoros, 24 Ibs, a 24 Ibs, 17c. a 18e.. Kold. 56° lected. Lxarmmn.—The market was quiet, with a good demand at full unchanged prices. joLasses.—The market was about steady, but very We quote:—Cuda, centritugal and mixed, 200. & Jc. ; do., clayed, 30c. a ; do., muscovado, refining. B20. @ 35e.; do.) di efroeery, 35e, a 420.; torte Rico, Bio, 8 60. s Englisn fs jands, S0c, a 4Sc.: New Orleans, Wo: a Naval Stones.—The mark: with sales of 100 bbis. x ‘$2; red ew, $2 40 terms, Sitar ais Mag a 2 et for spirits turpentine was * ‘dock t for Rosin was bb! Go. At $4 20 a $5 a pals 7. ‘Tar was dull ana anchange ‘was quiet, We quote:—Spiriw turpentine, S2c, ; strained rosin, $i 70 a $1 75; Wilmington tar, $2 20 a $2 3734; ‘ington tar, $2 25; pitch, $2 1234. 8. —Linsee 1 was juiet, with a woderate demand, at full unchanged prices. Menhaden was in fair demand at sweady prices’ Crude‘whale and sperm was quiet and 3 6 :-—Cottonseed, crude, He. & 52hgc. : do., 60c. a 3, do, winter w, T0c. & 3 do., Winter, menihaden, id, 350, a 36c.; sperm, crudy, inter, $1 9): atural do., ‘bale, Northern, Gt. a tSc., do., Southern, We. ; ached winter, 750. a Tic. ; do., natural do. 70e. j olive, casks, $115 a $1 13; Yo., Cases. $4 25 a Bi Su, oLmum.—The\ market was quict ‘the sales were 2,00 boils. refined, sold at Philadelphia at lc, Crude, in bulk, was quoted at 5jgc. @ 599c. or prompt, 6%c. for month; do., in buls., 8%c for prompt and 84%c. for month; refined, standard white, lige # lise. tur spor 113¢0. a Lac. tor mont: naphitia, oc. and month. Cases, lke. a 18. Philadelphia was quoted 1igc, for prompt and month, Bultimore was t 1W%ye. ior prompt and mouth. Titusville quiet Ou City quiet and 55 without A 2 asked, oted at $120 a $1 2245, at $l 2 Rouseville about $1 15." Tidionte dull; United, at wells, nominally, siipmenta, free ‘on board, $1 ONS -Heceipts-—Por 3, 185 do. The ma: The’ sales were:—30) bbis. a H 1,200 bbis. at $20 25 9 $20 90 for August, and 1.500 ubis, ‘81 $20 40 for September. Dressed hoxs Were quoted at | Bec. a I Boe! bams were quiet and'Steady at 9c. a | 206. for Western. Beet wes quiet, with sales of 50 tierces City om private terms. We quot ness, so; do. extra mess, $1 city extra india mess, $17 a business; Parker's— sveady 4 arm, prime mess, $16 a $18 Bacon was quiet at Ugo. for | Chy long clear. We nove sales of 25 boxes at Idec. tor | city jong clear. Cut meats were quiet, with @ moderate | decline» at full uncaanged © prices. was Quiet and, weak, ‘The sales were 10) tierces eity at L2%c.; IIb therces at 13%gc. for November; 75) tlerces at 137-16. for August, 500 tierces at 13 -lie. for September ana 1 tlorces refined at ly 3-16c, Butter— The market was quiet and prices were without decided change. We quo! Late, good to choice, 25c. a Bsc. ; . 280, a ‘tse. Western croam to food. 24c. a 26c.; Western tubs, poor to choic: 2ic.; Western rescrve and Michigan, poor to choive, 1Se a Zc. Cheese—The market was steady, with a tair de: mand at fulluachanged prices. We quote :—Siate fac- tory, common to fancy, 8c. a lasgc.; do. dairies, fancy, tull éream. 10c. 113g¢.; do. do. fair to good, bart ski, bo. a Be. ; Ohio fac ommon to ie. Bags iy ‘a3 oe ow +. & 250. pCiadin choice brands, 21 4) ands, 2le,; other Western, 20°. a 210. market steady, with «© et. We note sales of 20 casks a a bbis, Louisiana at 630. a 7c. ern, choice Ricx.—the tinued acttve mark: Carolina at 7 and 150 bags con- ngoon at b3gc. a 6i4c. per Ib. We qu Carolina, Mis dor britas, 130% c. ‘00d, choles, 8c. a and comin i boxes” cen xes molasses ar randetned *krades” were steudy ‘StEal as ern at 1630. ALLOW Was Western was quoted wietand firm. The saics Ibs. peril * ‘at 90. Waisxny—Recetpts, 60 bbls. The market was steady, ‘with sal Of 20 Dole’ at $12 y Fueiguts.—Berth freights were moderately active, at about steady rates. Inthe chartering business there was a better feeling and more inquiry for both oli and Frain tonnage, | The engagements wore as follows:— fo averpool, by steam, 40.1 ashels grain at 7: &d, er bushel; to Antwerp, by steam, about Tz, W0 bushels lo. on private terms, and to dlaggow. by steam, 16,000 tbh bushels gram at Sid. per bushel of 60 B00. DIS of flour at eas. ad. “bor 0 tierces lard at 6s. 61., and 2,000 boxes cheese at 453. Per ton; ® British bark,’ hence'to the Continent direct, with 4,600 quarters grain at 7s; a Norwegian bark, hence to Havre, Antwerp or Rotterdam, with £700 do. do. 7s, 3d.; & German bark, hence to the German at 7s. iio direct, with 2400 bbis. refined. petroleum, at os, fe Gridsti Drig. fom Phitade Pu direct port were 125,000 pbia to a direct Pert a om, with 1,700 bbIs. do. do., at da. nee to Malmo, Sweden, with about 1,800 bia. do. do., at 5 60.: a British bark, hence to wie Continent (ex Vutch), with 5,000 bbls. do. do., rumored at 6s; an italian bark, of tons hence to Salonfca, with 4800 cases do. do. 4c. and £10 ny wt BigC. wn tuity; an American brig, from Philadelphia to isinore for orders to German Baltic, with 3200 bbis, do, do. at Bs. 9d. and 84. off if direct; « French bark, with 8,000 bis. do. do., nence to the Continent at bs. :if fe Danie or German haitic, d3 6d. (ex Amsterdam), 12 DOMESTIO MARKETS. Gauyeston, July 12, 1875. Cotton quiet; middling, 143¢0.; low middling, iste. : 00d ordinary, 12340." Net roseipis, 8 Dalen, Stock, 608: Nuw Onueans, July 12, 1875. Cotton quiet; middling, 15%. ; low tiddiing, 1446.4 Foot, ordmary. Lic. Net receipia, 15 Dales ross, 130. porte coastwise, 917. Bales, 300 Stocn, 24,180, Monti, July 12, 1875. ts, 25 Cotton unchanged; middling, l4ijc. middling, ltc.; good ordinary,’ 135¢c. bates, Exports coastwise, 0% ‘Sales, 25. Stock, 1,7 Savannam, Jnly 12, 1875, Cotton quiet; rea W4c.; low miadiing, ite.: Good ordinary, liso, Net ts, 77 bi Coastwise, rec . rts ai. és bales, 17. Stock, 1,427. ym, July 12, 1875, Cmanizsro: Cotton quiet; middling, 14%e-; low middling,” 140; 8 ash receipts, S baica ordinary, 13) Wke- Exports conatwise, £59, sine Stock, 5,89). Witaineron, N. C., July 12, 1875, irits tarpentine at We, Rosin quiet at $1 46 for ereunea. “Eee arms spoinGdeesngran Oswxao, Jaly 12, 1875. Flour 260, higher; sales of 1,400 bbls. at $6 50 tor No. 1 soring, $7 for amber winter: $725 tor white winter, $7 lor doable extra. W firm and nominally higie! No.1 Mi 22, Corn unchanged ny pati I freight i and be; Ni mgr; ber “Si ito tne Huse ‘Lake teoe 380408 feey lumber, Canal shipments—1,463,000 Burva.o, July 12, 1875, etd feet Bootes lake—Wheat, 912,000 baghele) Cora, Bo. Go, ; omta, 34,00) do; flour, 1: bois. By railroad— ‘heat, 11,000 bushels; corn, 27,1 do.; oats, L Fag Ae | aban opranBoun savant, Pda aout ti We Ry'canal ‘to Haswatar- Wheat 170000 Dusliela: ‘cov, for prompt | 38,109 do; oats, 11.000 do.: four, 2.100 bbis points--Wea 3,00 bustiels. Canal fre! gOPkd OCs yoate Age 0 cluded. In’ store—Wheat, $87,751 do. : Ofte, 42,285 do.: mal unchat j sales demand fair ; sales of 5,000 bi bo: at $1 18; 2,800 do. No. ive, a to interior of 680 bbls Wi 1s Chi dc. Oats dull: sales 6c, Rye nominally $1 12 ‘Bark Sesds dul. Pork. q 144e. High wines no: Flour ste: with @ fair di end eevee ady, & fair demand. a bye Bo, ete Mion an. $1 amber % a te ‘cash and seller A rust, $1 26; seller septem- Abu a rm ; high Take; seller September, Tigo. Oats quiet and weak; mH uffalo, 284 Corn, 17,000 bushels: wheat, 16,000 do-; cate, 3.000 do. Shipinene Flour, 20) bois; wheat, 11,00" bushels; ei oF O88 40094 carreaao, July 12, 1878, Flonr—Demand, light: alters fini, (Wheat excited an er spring, a $1 0935; No. 2 do, Sineuse Bt obs" 8 : 3 . 2! ° per; No. Wrath dainat ee Oe tietaas Corn quiet and ‘weak ; hich mix Tic.: No, 2do., Ge. a Oigc, spot; ©. bid August: rejected, Be. a 66iz0. Oats In good etand, but lower; No. 2 ble. w 5130. spot; Budge. Lid July; S8%c. bid August. N6%c. a S6%c. September: re- Jecige, 48." Rye advanced ‘and was in {air demand: io. 2, $1 U4 Barley quiet and weak; No, 2 Spring. $i Spot; We. September. Lard quiet and weak at lSi¢c. Xe, spot or July: $18 274 a $15.0 September. Fork in- sotied and lower at $19 2) a $1920 spot or August, $19 45 September. Bulkmeats dull and lower; shoulders, Bige. ; short rip middles, 1136c. ; short clear do., Le. Whiskey, Atthe afternoon call of the Hoard wheat was Stronger at $1 083 August. Corn easy at 68%c., cash; foe. a0 Gas uncnanees Fork fret. tard steady. 8,000 bbls. flour; 86,000 basheis wheat; x 29,000 do. oais. ' Shipments—6,000 bbis. Sours 266,00 bushels wheat; 189,0W0 do. corn; 82000 do. cal UTICA CHEESE MARKET. Uri ¥., vuly 12, 1975, Cheese—Sales of 10,000 boxes to- wt L260. @ 127905 the average price being 11%, At Little Valls 7,7 boxes were sold at Ic. a 12%. ; a|verage, 11750. HAVANA MARKET. Havana, July 12, 1875. Spanish gold, 209 a 209%. Excnange dull. On the United States, sixty days’ currency, 89 a 99 preminm,; ghort sight do., 9 a 9 prominin gixty, days’ cold, U7 a 118 premium; short sight do., 122 # 12 premium, On London, 14 a MS preouum. Sugar dull, EUROPEAN MARKETS. Liverroon Propvcw MArcer—Liverroou, July 2— Evening.—Spirits df turpentine, 238. per ewe Loxvon Provuce Markxt—Loxvox, July 12—Evening.— Linsoed oil, 248. per ewt ——_——_2 + BURANCIAY —JOHN HICKLING & ©O,, BANKERS AND bes BROKERS, 72 Broadway, New York, execute orders for stocks and stock privileges by mall and telegraph without delay, Spreads and straddles ou members of the Stuck bxchange at lowest rates. 72 page book entivied if giving Ginn lowest prices of for fifteen years, explanations of the methods of operating on lim- ted rises and small sums of money, sketches of lead- tug operators and valuable {nformation, free to anv BUSUWESS OPPORTUNITIES. ren ene PARTNER WANTED—WITH §2, APITAL, IN a busines: already cetablishod, wholenale and pe. tail; large stock on hand; business putung up an artic'’e efdaily cousumpdon. Parties meas usine: aadress D., Herald oes, anicaasdaint Gu (00 WILL 8HCURE LARGE S8)ARE IN manutacturing iucustry of universat demand: mo. ty, Address, for six days, KARE CHANCE, box poly, , £aaress, fo 5, CHANCE, by A COMPANY, LOCATED OUT OF CIry, WAN? Go man in office of city agency; one lowning $5% an have security, permanent eltuation aud $13 weesly. Ad- dress RELLABLis Herald office, salaacii A XS ,QPPOBTONTTY. WANTED, A CONNEC. tion with a large publishing or engraving Louse, or Spartner, with from $5,u0) to $10,000, by one of the in- Yentors ahd owners uf the best photo-engraving process ever invented: simple and b; Just patented. ad- dress, for six Gays, siating where inierview and practi- cal demonstration can be given, D. BACHRACH, West Nineteenth sireet A SPLENDID CASH PAYING ESTABLISHED BUSI- ness; goods staple as flour. Office man wanted with Sin no risk; profits very large. Send real address to USINESS, box 161 Rerald office. A. GENTLEMAN WITH $509 CAN SECURE AN IN- terest {u » monopoly wanted everywhere; pay: | Head yearly prodts, all at 1,253 Broddway, acco: oor. A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR 4 GOOD BUSINESS man; $5,000 will secure a half interest in one of the best revail Jeweiler’s atores in the city; will bear Luvestl- gat ddress PARTNER, box 118 Herald office, NAPITALISTS ATTENTION.—25 PER CENT IS guaranteed onan investment of $12,000, in a posi- tive cash business. Apply to W. Hl. ROGKKS, 80 Reade street ‘2 ry LS OR TEN DOLLARS T WILL SELL RECIPE £0R making a prime articie, known as “birch beer,” at @ cost of 18 cents per galton, that will eause customers fo nots you store as Keeping the bes: beor in the neigh; Deehood ppeeeee: very simple. Address H. E. 1., Herald ica. MAR WANTED— WITH PROM $200 TO $209, TO JOTN the advertiser in the neat and vezetabie business, doing a good cash trade Apply at 105 Bridge sweet, Brookiyn. OSE,Of THE MOST DESIRABLE HOTELS IN THR city.—Wanted, proprietor, a special or general partner, with from $30,000 to $50,000. Persons with requi- nice capleal desiring a good investment can got particu ars of this unasnal opportani upen appl va GRIGOS & CARLETON. Broad wa ri ARTIES SEEKING A SAPR AND PROFITABLE manutacturing busine new steam engin made for half; occupies ‘quarter the space; requires half the fuel of any enzine O! same capacity; using no boiler 1s absolutely tree from danger. Bngine iu operation at 29 Park row. WA4NSTED—A PARTY TO BUY THe HALE IN terest of a retiring partner in an established Ship- store trade; small capital required. Adress, with full Dame and references, JOSHPH JUSTIVE, 137 Christo- pher st door from Greenwich street, or cail be- tween the hours of 6and7 P. M. W ANTED—YOUNG MAN AS PARTNER, WITH $200, in a business that will pay $150 per month. Ap- ply at 133 West Thirtieth street. 400m AncesPTNER, WITH THS ABOVR padmount in a “good established and vaving Dusiness: half of above sum to be expended in the busi- ness, Oullon, between 12 and3P, &, 4. B, TINELLI, No 5 Chambers street, $50 WILL SECURK AN INTEREST IN A MO- ) nopoly; eight persons in ten wantit; the great chance of a lifetime; pays $10.00) yearly profits. Call Monday tor THOMAS, 122 Kast Twenty-fourth st. 500 CASH GPARTNER WANTED IN A WELL $5 established gentec! business where a good in- come can be realized, as can be seen, Apply to THUS, GAFFNEY, 17 Centre'street. A -LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, 74 BROADWAY. AA. PRIVILEGES ON MEMBERS O. EXCHANGE WN VEN DO NOT ADVERTISE; NO CONTRACTS IN OUR NAMB: PAMPHLET “HOW MONKEY Is LOST AND MADE WALL STREET MAILED FREH TO ANY ADDRESS. T RKASONASLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortwages and Other Securities, Insurance of all Sings effected with Lesteompanies. J. J. HABRICH & Co, M7 Broadway STOCK PRIVILEGES REMOVE THE RISK At- + tending stock speculations, We are negotiating Contracts on members of the Stock Exchange at very Glose rates; $5) to $10) for Puts or Calls; $200 to $400 ior Double Privileges; contracts may be used in place of gash for purchase 'or sales of stock. | Quotations and ia- formation furnished. TUMBRIDGE & CO., Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall street, New York. bought and sold forcash or on moderase inar- J. & W. PRLIGMAN «£00, jankers, 26 Broad street, New York. issue Letiers of Credit for travellers, payable in any part ot Europe, Asia, Africa,’ Australia and America. 3 Draw Bills of Exchange and make telegraphic transfers of money on Europe and Caisfornia. —7, 8 AND 10 PLR OBNT : City and County Bonds, | Kuilroad Bonds, City Raftroad Stocks. Also other choice Stocks and Bonus, paying lv to lo per cent, at a reduction below par, ALBERT H, NICOLAY Stock Brokers and Auctioneers, 43 P! vesuine at Securities our spe 1: M. JOHNSON & BRO., 100 BROADWAY, —LOANS * on Bonds aud Mortgages; also cash Second Mort- New York, Brooklyn, Westchester and Jersey ye for sale by age x) | AM AMOUNT, FROM $1,000 TO $30,000, TO LOAN on improved and uniinproved Real’ state tu tais city or Brooklyn, for term of years, without bonus. WInLIAM &. LAVITT, 130 Broadway. —MONEY LOANED PROMPTLY ON MORTGAGE; Rail Bonds for sale “, 11 Pine street. BOWERY SavINGs BANK, New Yor«, June 14, 175 ‘A semi-annual dividend at the rate of six per cent per aunum on all sams of $5 and upward and not exceeding $5,000), and of five per cent per annum on ali sums over $2,000, which shall have becn dovosited at least three months on tue lst ¢ay of July next, will be allowed to Gepositers. and willbe payable ox and after Monday, July 19. 1875, in accordance with the provisions of the bylaws By order of the trustees. SAMUEL I, BROWN, President G. H. Coaarsmatt, Secretary, ANK BLANKS, SLIPS, BluLS, RECKIPTS, NOTE Headings and every kind of Printing, suitable for benks, bankers, brokers and financial companies | prompes furnished, atthe MKTROPOLILAN PRINIING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 218 Broad way. “pIVIDEND. GERMAN-AM © “RICAN INSURANCE COMPANY. h expital, $1,000,000, Cash assets, $1,952,835 U9. No. 179 Broadway. New York, Jaty & 1875, Ata meeting of the Board of Directors, Neld this day, a semi-annual dividend of 5 per cent was declared, paya- bie on demand. JAMES A. SILVEY, Secretary. VXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, CORNER TWENTY- third street and Sixth avenue, New York.—Inte: computed and compounded January and Jat; Inter paid, six per cent. Interest commences the first of month next following the deposi’. Bauk open daily, also Monday, Wednesday and saiurvay evenings, JOHN &. DE WITT, President H, K, Taunern, Vice Pres. Gxo. 0. Watno, ree. Saar’! AD pe tage ped ake og at ara Pcie od ‘operty for sale, rine! only, BSAMUE! Kav, " a imal cotited ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD New York city Mortgages without Honus, Principals desiring to BURROW OR TNVEf apply to HIN 8 PIERO. H. L GRa PB NO. 6 PINE STREET, LOANS money, without bon: New York, Brooklyn and us on Approved real estate in estchester county; also pur- chases Mortgages at lowest JCMICRBRROCKER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of New York. Established 1787. Odice, 64 Wail street. New Yong, Jat 1875, ited dhs ay on the cap- able on ana At &@ meeting of the Board of Directors, per 0. The stranster books will pe closed from thts date until ‘the 1th inst. JOSEPH L. TOWNSEND, Secretary MoOX8Y, WITHOUT BONUS, TO LOAN-ON Iv. proved Real Estate; Brooklyn Lots for sale, with builder's loan. Apply toJ. NELSON LUCKY, at United States Insurer, 14 Park place, ECKSSITY KNOWS NO LAW—TNEREFURE A true lady, in great trouble, whose near triends are now in kurope, earnestly seeks a small loanot moacy for ashort time, Will not some hign-toned gentioman liced this appeal and prove a sincere friend to SINCKE- TLY, box 130 Herald off Wittlamsnune ory FIRE INSURANOB COMPANY. Organized 1868, corner Broadway and First street, Brookiyn. 20 Court streot. 46 aud 210 Broadway, New York. Offices + $25),00) 00 ‘518,53 61 $798,623 61 Brooxrrn, Joly 9, 1875. The Board of Directors have this day deciared & semt- sunual dividend of teu per cent, payable on demand, “~~ RDMUND DRIGGS, ‘ Dt N. W. Mesenous, oasis secretary. W Morawtch toad tater Sar Address RX. B., Herald Ui 275 WANTRD—BY A LADY, AS A LOAN, FOR amie; security given. "Address XY. 2, Herald Upe tewn Branch office. $300.000 First, Second and per cen. POR SIXTY DAYS, seourity will be given, ptown Branch office, TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON OITY Property. in sams to sait; also to buy Leasehoid Mortreges: also money até PAUL P. TODD, 59 Liberty street. __.. COPARTNERSHIPS. Neg Eae, YEG FIND TUR METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 218 Broadway, excellent place to have their Printing douo With promptness, neatnoas and cheapness HE FiBM OF TUNIS & TOLTLE 18 THIS DAY DIS. W. 8. Tunis solved mutual consent. will sign in liquidation wad carry on the bustinoas i Broadway. Naw Yous, July 10. 187% TUrtbs, KM. $1 000 —WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT CHANCE wie « for an intelligent young man of good hab- i's, in @ pleasant established business: alse furnish means io develop any new thing oi real merit. JEFFERS & BEBCHUSR, % Broad street. $5.00 AND UPWARD TO BE USED IN EX. tending one of the best paying manufac. turing business in the country: active or silent; interest given, sa N. W. J. office. te CUSTOM HOUSE AFFAIRS. BNOBBERY IN A PUBLIC OFFICE, Yesterday there was @ seizure thas may turn out to be important ag an elucidation of some of the irregularities that have puzzled the honest customs officers lately. Inspector Ellis found on tae White Star docks goods ostensibly tutended for the sample room, which, seeming suspicious to that officer, he caused their removal to the felzure room of the Custom House. Upon an ex- amination of two trunks they were found to con- tain dutiable goods, Ibe strangest part of the story rematns, however, to be told. HERALD representative heard from an outside source of the seizure and went directly to the Oustom House to have it dented or verified. The under- clerks in the Seizure Bureau, usually truthiul and polite, denied that ti haa been goods brought to the room where such pack: are held. Upon returmmg to the same aiter @ brief interval, THB DOORS WERE FOUND LOOKED and an eXamination evidently going on tnsid Undoubtedly the omicers of the Custom Hou: have aright to conduct & secret appraisemens whenever they see fit to do so, bat yesterday it bappened that @ reporter of a certala newspaper Was found closeted with Colouel Triechel—the gentleman whom the government nas designated as proper to be the temporary custodian of smng- gied goods—and receiving information of a public character to the exclusion of ether journals, The circumstance seemed suspicious, and im conne: tion wish the rumors rife of Castom House wrongs aud joboery it is suspicious and may lead the pub- He properly to ask, “WHO ARB THESK SERVANTS of ours who shut the doors in our faces? What are Shey doing that must be done in toe dark The HERALD has been outspoken against th Tings kuown to exist in this branch of the govern- ment service, and no head of any bureau in tho Custom House is beyond criticism through tuese columns when he becomes amenable to his mas- ters—the public. R On Saturday last inquiry was made at this very Ofice for information ss to 8 aemijonu and a cask of Wine or oil, which it aiterward appeared was landed from a@ bark jrom Casteliamare. The ro- ply, in @ brasque tone from the head of the bureau, was:—‘‘Hospital stores; we are taking care oi them.” They may as weil hold a star Chamber council tn the gloomy cloisiers of the Custom House, forever lock the doors of their seizure room and dribole out information as it sults them as to thus tride with the grave inter ests given by weir superiors lave their hauds. THE BREAK IN THE ERIZ OANAL The despatch received in this city yesterday from Buffalo announcing that a break of about 500 feet had occurred im the Erte Oaual, one mile east of Palmyra, was a topic of conversation and speculation yesterday among grata merchants, A HERALD reporter called on Mr. George C. Martin, of the firm of David Dows & Co. Nos. 19 and 20 South street, and was told by him that if the re- pair was not effected before a week many mer- chants would necossarily suifer for the time ing, a the price of grain would go up sev per bushel. While in co rter, Mr. Martin rece’ Rochester to the 10 days. On Saturday as! is of Wheat were standing on tne canal, and it would be sale to say, In Mr. Martin’s opinion, that nearly three-fourths of the toral were this side of the break. On the same day thero were 700,000 bushels of corn on the canal, and perhaps the quantity on this side of toe break was about in to portion as the mr. Martin stated fur 0) fheting re the extent of the break, and that the canal officials had all lefs Rochester for the scene of the occurrence. CORONERS’ CASES. While a ty at 116:h street and Fifth avenue Was being moved on Sunday afternoon the struc- — fell, killing Henry Dalaney, a laborer, aged ity years, lary Jane Walsch, of No, 424 East Tenth street, died yesterany {rom tne effects of injaries re- Soa being rum over recently by a Tenth ave- Five cases of death from smallpox were re- ported at the Coroners’ office yestersay. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. MARRIED. DUNN—Brown.—On Saturday, July 10, in, St. Mary’s church, Bergen Point, N. J., oy Rev, P.%alc- Govern, JOHN DUNN tO Sanan BRowN, HAUVEN—HBEADDEN.—At Binghamton, N. Tuesday, bm be by Rev. Edware Taylor, CHARLES F, Havven to JBNNTB, daughter of Jon Headden, Esq., all ol Jersey City Heights, PALMER—JULINN.—On Sunday, July 11, 1 tne Rev. Dr. Norton, of the Fighty-third Baptiac Siok dee B, PaLMen, of New York, to Miss ELLEN EB. JULIEN, of Branchburg, N. J, 1,500,000 busi DIED, Barrnovomew.—Suddenly, on Saturday, 10th inst, Mrs, JANS BaRTHOLOMEW, relics Of Jonn Bartholomew, aged 63 years. Funeral orvins at fee late residence, 29 First avenue, om Monday, at t P. M. The remains willbe interred at hye on Tuc ‘A. M. BRDELL.—At Hem ps' L. L, o@ sunday, July 11, STEPHEN O, BBDRLI, in the 68th year Of his e. bebe bad ne y 14, at ocloek P.M. ana et tne ‘ch &t two o'clock. July 12, Henry Pow MAN, only id Olivia R, Blackman, bie ay ral f f hi 10! era nce of his parents, 108 Kast Bigh arth street, at Mait-past ven A M., on Wednesday, the 4th inst Bogxrt.-At New Roohelie, N. ¥., on Wednes- Gay, July %. of conenmotion, Bama ANNA SMITH, | year, 2mon gs an4 gy pt aE wife of Samuel P. Borert, io the 29th year of hey age. Cincinnati (Unio) papers ploase copy. Barpoeks.—At Fiusaiog, duly 11, Reva C., infant daughrer of George ao F. Bridges, aged 1 Relatives aud friend: are invited to attend the funeral, from the dence of her grandfather, po deed Valicy, L. 1, at one P. M., ou Tucaday, aly 1 Capuon.—On Friday, July 9, Hartrz C. Gzary, Wile oj William H. Capron. Newark pipers piease Copy. Cumcny.—At Spring Valley, N. Y., Jaly 11, Ricuanp H. CLINCHY, only and beloved son ol Richard and Kiien O, Climeby, aged 7 moxtis aod a ays. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, July 13. Carriages Will be im Waiting arrival 11 A. M. train Erie Raliroad, foes of Twenty-third street, North River. New York, and trom thence to Evergreens Cemetery for inverment, CouN.—On Monaay, July 12, of congestion of the lungs, iskaBt Cony, 'aged 84 years. Relatives and frieads of te family are invited to attend the funeral, from No, 2 Fourth avenue, om Wednesday, itn inst., at uine o'clock A. M. DovcLass.—On onday, July 12, at ele’ o'clock A. M., Daninn CO. Dovciass, 23 years. Wednesday, July 14, at one P. M., irom 628 Ninti avenue. ‘Friends invited to attend without further notice, £sGAN.—On July 11, alter a short but patnfal ill- ness, Many A. Lyons, the beloved wile of Joan In Bazan, in the 22d year o! her age. Relatives and friends of the family, also mem- bers of Piat Lodge, No. 194, ang Standard Onapter, No. 252, R, A. M., are respectiully 1vited to attend the funeral, from ber ate residence, No. 314 Hass Thirty-iourth street, oa Taesday afternoon, at Dali-past one o’clock, The remains to be interred in Calvary Cemetery. FPsRan.—Ou Suuday, July ll, Mrs. Mary ANw Funan, of Rostrever, county Down, Ireland, widow of the late Mr. Peter Feran, late of 22 Roosevelt street. Ali relatives and friends of the famuly are re- Spectivily invited to aitend the funeral, irom her late residence, 90 Roosevelt street, on Tuesday, 136k InSt,, at One O'civek. Newry papers please copy. Finngsky.—On Studay, July 11, 1875, at his resi- dence, 428 East Futy-eignth street, Joun FIN- NESKY, @ native Of Philadelphia, Pa., mw the 50m year of bis age. A soiemn mass of requiem will be offered for the repose of Dis soul in St. Gubriel’s church, East Tuirvy-seventh street, ou next Wednesaa; morning, the 14th inst., at ten o'clock, after whi bis remains will be removed to Caivary Cemetery for interment, His relatives and friends are re- spectfully invited to attead. The members of the Sparta Clup are invited to attend the funeral of our late brotuer member, Joann Finnessey, irom his late residence, No, 42! East Fity-eigata street, on Wednesday, the l4th inst., at ning o’ciock A. M, JAMES L. MILLER. President. JOHN P. KANE, Secretary, PoasyTH.—in Jersey City, on Monday morning, 12th inst, atter a long Iiness, Rosert, only sou of Alexander and Ann Forsyth, aged 33 years, The relatives aud friends of the family are Teapectivily invited to atvend the funeral, om Wednesday moraing, Jaly 14, at nine o'clock A. M. from the restaeuce of his parenvs, 202 Third street, corner of Grove street; thence to St. Mary’s church, waere a high masa of requiem will be offered up for the happy repose of his soul, FrrzpaTricK.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, July 11, Sanau O., only sarviving cnild of Thomas and ths late Margaret Fitzpatrick, and sister of tne late Rey. Edward G. Fitzpatrick, aged 20 years. The relasives and friends of the family are re- spectiully invited to atuend the funerai, from her late residence, No. 74 Frauklin avenue, om Tues- day, July 13, at ten A. M. /@ remains will be taken to St. Patrick's charch, Kent avenue, cor- ner of Willougaby, where @ solema mass of requiem wili be offered Jor the repose of her soul, trom thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment. GaRRerrson.—In Brooklya, on Sunday, July 11, of cholera infantum, Ernst Ursus, daughter of Rutland M. and Mary R, Garrettson, aged 8 moatus and 11 days, Interment at Sag Harbor, L. L Rhineveck papers please copy. Gasnins.—At Pert Richmou Tantra D. GASLINE, aged 86 years an: ‘Tne friends are respectfully mvited to attend the funeral, irom the Asbury church, at Spring- vitle, 8. 1., at four o’clock, July 13, 1875, HANLEY.—Interred, on Monday, Jaly 12, in Roly Cross Cemetery, OLaka ANNA, {nfans daughter of Lucien J. and Kate M, 'T. ete eS HARTSHORN.—Un the 11th of July, at Milburn, N. J., JOMANNA, youngest child of Stewart aud Jo- hanna Hartshorn, aged ten months, Funeral Wednesday, 14th inst., at two P.M. Carriages at depot. Train leaves New York at 11:20 A. M. Havauwovr.—On Monday, July 12, Jawrs Winant, twin son of William B, ‘ana Elizabeth J. Haugh wout, aged 11 montus and 24 days. The relatives and friends are respectfally in. yited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, Port Richmond, Staten Island, om Wednesday, at hali-past one P. M. HAYDEN.—On the 10th ings, MaTHew HAYDEN, & native of county Tipperary, Ireland, aged 389 years, ‘The friends are respectfully invited to attend | the iugeral, on Tuesday, 13sh inst., at two o’ciock P. M., irom mia lace resideace, No. 62 York streot, Brooklyn. Hunny.—At Centro Moriches, Long Island, on Sunday, ittn inst., WALTSR O. RENRY, son of Mar- garet and are t Henry, Jr., aged 18 years, Relatives and iricnus o! the tamily are respeot+ fully invited vo attend the funeral, from the rest. dence of his father. No. 55 West Nineteenth stree! 8 oan eene: morning, 14th inst, at pabi-pas' e. Hupson.—On Monday, July 12, after @ brief ill- ness, WILLIAM HUDSON, 802 of tue late Ha, W. Hudson, aged 83 years. Relatives and friends of the family, officers and Members of Lower Insurance Patrol, Order of Red Men, Wyoming tribe, are respectfully invited to actend the iuneral, from his late residence, No. 170 Varick street, at half-past one P. M. om Wedaes ““Tvours-on Monday, July 12, Mrs, Roserri vGues.—On Monday, Jul rs, ‘* PRANCKS HUGHES, the beloved wife of Daniel Hughes, aged 40 years, 2 months and 13 days, Relatives and iriends are respectiuily invited to attend her funeral, from ner late residence, 679 Second avenue, New York, at one o’clock on Wednesday, Juiy 14 Hyxes,—On July it, Many, belovea daughter of Michael and Mary Hynes, aged 23 months. Relatives and friends are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, from 122 Kast Fifty-first street, on Tuesday, the 13th inst, at one o’cloek sharp. McinRok.—On Sunday evening, July 11, JULL MetenOe, $600 T22S"T as any recpocry sn phe relatives and {riends are respectfully in- vited foattend the funeral, at the Pesidence of her sisser, 670 Third avenue, on Tuesday, July 13, Californie ana Wisconsin papers please i in copy. LEANARD.—On Monday daly at sadcealy, WILLIAM WALKER LEANARD, 800 Of ae M. an rat K Leanard, aged 2 years, 7 months and 2 Funeral will take place, from the residence 860 West Twenty-hinsh street, on Thursday next, at Ms} \ sgaanas Friends of tae family are invit iy Lynca.—On Sunday evening, July 11, of dtphthe. Tia, HESTER A., daugnier of Euphemia aud the late Thomas W. Lynch. Relatives and iriends are invited to attend the funeral, from ber late residence, 261 West Forty- pep street, this (Tuesday) oon, at une MARKS.—On Sunday, the Iith inst, at 234 Wi Thirty-ninth street, Lewis M., only enild po sb L, and Ella Marks, aged 4 months and Moors.—On Sunday evening, July 11, Exta, second daughter of Richard and Adeline Moore, in tho 17ta year ot her age. ‘and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services the residence of her parents, No. 270 West Twi Street, on Wednes- day, July 14, at twelve o’clo er remains will be taken to Woodprid, |. J., for interment, MuRPHY.—On Monday, July 12, at 95 Columbia street, Brooklyn, of consumption, NICHOLAS J, MCRPEY, In tue 36th year of his age. Friends of 0! family and of nis brother, Mathew Murphy, are invited to attend the funeral, whi Will take place at naif-past two o'clock on Wednes- Gay, from the residence of his brother, 95 Culums bia Street, corner of Baltic, Brooklyn. eY.—Un Sunday, Jay ll, Mrs, MARY PEen- NEY, Ue 75 year: " een Paviktn Brookiya, on sund vee \ er YzR.—In Brooklyn, on , Tu 1 Anna W., wife of Jotin T. Pryer ry ‘auagier ol tno late John Hegeman, tn ihe ath year of her ern relatives and friends of the family are re~ ectmlly inv! to attend the funeral, at the ‘nurch of the Roly ity, twenty-first stree! nm anes x +g on Wednesday, July 14, a i " RaNvoLra.—At Tompkinsville, 8, L, ANNA MARTA. HOUSEMAN, Wife oi S. F. Randolph, in the 14tm year of her iy will take place, from tie Reformed queren, Beignt cy arc! on ‘Dts, kins vi S. L, om Tuesday, the 13th, Etwo ’ Relatives and, ‘len tially invited to attend. Surri.—At Yonkers, Saturday morning, Jaly 10, a JANE BALDWoy, wile of Alexander Smith, Punerai oa Tuesday afternoon, at fouro’clock, from her late residence, Carriage will meet tue saree P. M. train from Thirtieth sireet. SULLIVAN. —KUGENB PRaNcis egg only: son of Bugene and Margares Sullivan, aged 7 years, 8 months and The friends of the ty are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, 13tm inst, a6 twe o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 220 East Fortieth street, 1o Calvary Oemeter, TILPORD.—On Sunday, Jaly 11, CatmaRine Ti FORD, im the 64th year of ber age. Friends and acquaintances are respectfally in= vited to attend the funeral, on Re 13, PY Cd. artes fat RB FPorty- strees ethodist Episco) LC FN FF gp oungest son of J. re by Hunerai at woand Brook, N.J., July t4 at Dall ast two P. PAN VROUTEN.—[@ Toronto, Canada, Sunday, July 1, OUYLER Van Vecurex, formeriy off 46th year of nis Monday, July 12, after a short an Pain‘ul iiinets, Many Tan aaugneer of Th tee in inte residence, 424 East Tenth street, to-day, wo Py