The New York Herald Newspaper, July 27, 1875, Page 9

‘ANANCLL A AND COMMERCIAL Stocks Barely Steady---Western Union the Feature of the Day. DECLINE IN WHEAT. Advance in Gold from 112 to 112 3-4, Closing at 112 5-8—Money Easy and Goy- ernments Firm, WALL STREET, } Monnay, July 26—6 1’, M. ‘The wheat speculation does not to-day present 90 brave and fuil a front as was expected a little while ago, The price has dectined both in Liver- pool and Onicago. New York, being middie ground, simply reflects the situation in both ‘cities, Hence a tenderness 1 observed in the dealings of the Stock and Produce exchanges. While operators are willing to concede the proba- dility ofa fair market and good prices for our breadstuffa there 18 not a disposition among cau- tious men to be misled by the forced and tempo- rary values that attach to the looking up of a crop, or by the singularly coincident reports from both sides of the Atiantic that seem to have no other purpose than to advance prices and play into the hands of mutually terested speculators, ‘The few farmers who have availed tnemselves of Jate figures and shipped their wheat to market Promptly May be regarded as EXTREMELY FORTUNATE. They have done well to the thousands who, in their greed, have been waiting and now seo many cents per bushel against them from the highest prices. We can only repeat what was writcen in this column at the beginning of the movement— forward your crops. The speculation has been too sndden to be naturai, the advance too great %o be permanent, ana the supply is too-large for even the richest speculator to hope that by any ingenuity he can maintain the price at the rate that has been recently esvablished. Europe bas suffered but is not ruined, Her demand on America has been considerable, but by no means exhaustive, We have plenty and plenty to spa ‘Ir the shipments of wheat had been made when @vld was at 116 or M1 the profits to tne operator would have been greater than now, but this ts no reason why tne producer should not avail himself ofimmediase opportunities and thus secure for himself whatever advantage 18 offered even to a bag currency, THE STOCK MARKET. The stock Market to-day presented as its chier and most interesting feature a sharp yet not alto- gether unexpected advance in Western Union. Toe price at the opening was 81, alter which sales were made at 81% a $244 a 62%, with a close at 824%. Other stocks showed a less favorable undertone than has lately prevailed, especially those of the Western lines. This result was due, {n a large measare, to the redaction in the price of wheat and the doubt whether a@ speculation 60 rampant as that recently recorded could continue without a sudden and dangerous collapse thas Might involve outside and cquaily grave intere: It was owing, also, to'considerable realizing sales on the part of those who believe that they can bay at lower than present figures before the real work of the fall campaign begins. Business was Gull and the transactions comparatively smail, attention being directed principally to the stock already named, to Lake Shore, Northwest and Pacific Mail, Union Pacific opened at 75, advanced to 7534 and closed at 743%. Lake Shore moved from 613, to 62, but Weakened at the close to 6174. Pacific Mail sold at 3934 239% a 38%, St. Paul common, was steady at 367¢ a 37 a 37% The preferred stock ended at 59% after selling at 60, Erie receded from 15% to 4x and closed at 143. Wabash moved up to 7, ending at 6%. @t 4244, closed at 41%, the preierred at 45, the best price of tne day being 55%. Rock Island was © firm at 1053s. Ohio and Mississippi sold at 24a | 234g a23%. It was freely stated on the street that the dividend on the prelerred stock had veeu passed. Mariposa advanced from ll to 12%. Other changes were unimportant and will be found below, ADVANCE AND DECLINE. @ne changes in the closing figures compared | with those of Saturday are as follows AvvaNcx.—Atiantic and Pacific T ton abe py i . and 1. O., $93 Hannibal and s seph, 345 | Hariem, hj Lake Shore, 3; Northwestern com- mon, %; 40. preierred, 34; St. Paul, preferred, it abash, 23, qistern Union ‘elegraph, 34} | art sia, 1 34 CLINE 163 Erle, wie Biatl, 355 us and Lackawanna, ow and 33 Union Puctie, %. ‘The stocks that remained stationary are Atlan- ¢icand Pacific Railroad, New York Central, Quicksilver, and St, Paul common, CLOSING PRICKS—3 P.M, Mil & St Paal Mil & St Paul pi oy C6 na. THE SALES TO-DAY amountad to 133,000 shares, which, among active stocks, were divided as follows:—New York Uen- 4.387 36%. | 590 Northwest common, alter selling | i } 1000 Alb Sus ist N EW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1875.—-TRIPLE SHEET. The customs receipts to-Aay were $179,393 97; | 1m internal revenue receipts, $559,212, THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. Washington advices report the following Treas- ury balances:— Currency, $3,122,109; special de- posits, $63,430,000; coin, $65,892,713, Including coin certificates, $22,743,200; outstanding legal tenders, $375,771,580. The Aesistant Treasurer Patd out to-day $50,000 gold on account of inter- est and $264,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. Bank notes received to-day, $600,000, GOVERNMENT BONDS. These closed strong at the following quota- tlons:—United States currency sixes, 122; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 119% a 120; do, do., do, coupon, 12034 @ 141; do, five-twenties, 1362, cou- pon, 11454 @ 115; do. do., 1864, registered, 11614 @ 116%} do, do., do., coupon, 116% a 116%; do. do., 1865, registered, 118 @ 118%; do., do., do,, coupon, 118% @ 1194; do. do., do., new, registered, 118 @ 11844; do. do., do., do., coupon, 118% a 118%; do. do,, 1867, registered, 194g a 120; do, do., do., coupon, 120 a 1204; do. do, 1868, registered, 119g & 120; do. do., do., coupon, 120 a 1204,; do. ten-forties, registered, 117 a 11744; do. do., cou- pon, 11744 @ 117%; ao. fives, 1881, registered, 114% @ 11495; do., do., do., coupon, 1167{ & 116. STATE BONDS. Jn State bonds, Missouri long sixes sold at 101%, Georgia sevens, hew, at 99, aud Tennessee old at 51 and new series at 50, RAILROAD BONDS. ‘These were more uctive than usual in the ufter- noon dealings. Hannibal and St. Josepn cights were conspicuous tor their firmness, having advanced during a few days from 83 to 8544. Chicago and Northwest consoltaated coupon gold bonds were in fair demand, and advanced to 85% after salea on Saturday at 85. Union Pacific sinking funds brought 9634; New Jersey Central consolivated firsts sold at 104%; Erie fourth at 97, fi(th at 96, andc., C, and lL ©, firsts at 61. Milwaukee and St. Paul, La Crosse division, advanced to-day 25, per cent from 91% to 94 bid, with none offering below 98 at the close, PHILADELPHIA STOCKS, The market is reported steady, The following are the last quotations :—Pennsylvanta sixes, third issue, 111; Reading Railroad, 65; Peansyivania Railroad, 513; Pailadelphia and Erie Railroad, 2145 wold, 11244. BANK SGARES, Bank shares were dull. Tne latest bids are an- nexed:—America, 150; American Exchange, 11644; Butchors and Drovers’, 135; Central National, 99; Chemical, 1,600; Commerce, 122; Continentai, 100; Corn Exchange, 133; First National, 200; Fourth National, 101}¢; Manhattan, 15044; Marine, 130; Mechanics’, 142; Mercantile, 108; Merchants’, 1214; Merchants’ Exchange, 102; Metropolitan, 133; New York National Exchange, 100; Ninth National, 80; North America, 100}; Republic, 95; State of New York, 11444; Tradesmen’s, 141; Union, 140, THE FOREIGN MARKET. The London advices report a gein or £115,000 bullion by the Bank of England on balance to-day. The rate of discount In the open market tor three months’ bills is 244 per cent, or 4 below the bank rate, Congols and American securities continue firm. Fine weather for tue crops is again re, ported. Wheat is from 6d. to 1a, lower on difer- ent grades, he following are foar P.M. stock quotations:—New fives, 100%; reptes at Paris buoyant at 65f. 80c.; five-twenty bonds of 1362 easier at Frank/ort, at 9874; consols, for money. 9424 a 9435; do. on account, 943; a 9434; bonds ot 1865, Old, 10734 10734; do., 1867, 10834 a 108%; ten- forty bonds, 054; new fives, 1034; a 103; Erie, 13% @ 135 EW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES pein iB RE at Monpay, July 26, 1875, BEFORE CALI—10 A, M. $5000 Georgia 7's, n.... 500 shs LL S& MS RR. Iw yg Union Pac Rit, 40 do A 6L as fo. ON ¥ 400 6, vei 1 ORR 300 10:15 AND 11:30 A. M, $1500 U S 5-20, ¢, 19% $2009 US 5-20,¢,"B.bee LI9% BOARD—! A. M. sign0 3 Ho 3. 1B. 109 sus Mion OR! s100 63 soap tens 1000 Alb & Sus 4n0) bia NW con 100 © &NW fst mn. 1) CS Wc 6g 2000 6, P & A.new. ‘S00v H&St JB's con 200 Mich Cen 7's. 1000 U é& Mil leg com 7 suv Ohio & M 955 {Ooo Ceperal Pac gb. 100% 200CPist,C&O br. Ws 2000 Cen V istcan Jb 1200) Un Pac RR Lst.. 100% 390 000 da 6 103% WO Un Nae sink i... Y's 6% juou Un vac 7 Whe } 5a) Cley & Pitts iat tis . O00 Pa jo betalir v.94. 24 ohs Ninth N Bi... 20) MLkM pha p. « W Un Tel bd 4 at $ 2h Chie d RI m0 ub & N Suv do tral and Hudson, 550; Erie, 6,450; Lake Shore, 80,000; Nertawestern, 10,000; do., preterred, 1,700; Rock Istand, 200; Pacific Mall, 13,400; St. Paul, 4,000; d0., preferred, 700; Obios, 3,130; Westera Union, 50,700; Wabash, 400; Union Pacific, 3,100; C., O, and 1. O., 4,800. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The following talvic shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— Opening, Highest, Lowest, + 104 New York Central... 104% 14 '¢ Northwestern preferred Rock Island Pivtepur Milwaukee and St. “Panis! WI Milwaukee and St. Pauipi. 60 Onto and Mississipp) Pacific Mall... Panama..., lwo THE MONEY MARKET. The money rates on call continue unchanged. To-day the closing prices were easy at lig per cent, Exchange was firm; prime sterling asking rates, 4.87 @ 4.90; selling, 4.86)¢ & 4.9634 ANd 4.894 94.894; relchmarks, 947% & 95 and 96% a 95%; cables, 867% ; prime Paris dull, but firm, 5.164 and Bld sey THE GOLD MARKET. Cold astonished nota few operators by its ad- ‘Vance from 112 t@ 112%, though closimg at 112%, true reason Of these curious movements in ‘tne yard measure of the worid’’ will be under- St00d after a while, Time will reveal the char, acter of the speculation as well as its disuin- guished author: dt may then be learned ¢ either pavional legisiation nor the eficials whe K to execute the laws can trol commercial Principles or cause prominent changes in a reeog- nized value by blinding the eyes of treughtiul Dusiness mon with silver Seales. Gold loans were made flat at the followiny rates for use :—1, 14, 2 snd 3 per cent per annum and 1-64 per diem, OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK, Gola balan iJ Currency 08 Gross ieatances os oA 03,213 Ourreney exchanges currency balances wold exchang Gold valances, 100 Ati A Pac pt. 10 O&M RI, i do. 400 Go 100 ow iw ao co do. BEVORE CALL 53 200 do 10 Til Cen 100 Atl & Pi 20) flan a Sid BR 100 Erie BR., $1000 U 8 5-20,6,°65,n. lu ao, voeDO Bi $1500 Un Pac sf. Bie aNnWeee 7000 Erie 4th... 19000 Brie Sth m, aw 15000 N J yuo NY Cel low soe C, 100 sus M LaM,as 109 Coeere 400 Wes! 20) 10 US bx.. a Pac Mallar wx | | nominal in value. fi | were as follows do 10 31% MO AMRR...be.nld 2 3 do. EN w de. Hr] t. CaN Wee bus MLA ah i Ito wari f, ass pd 1s os ‘a do « 69 NJ Cen itt 9 Chi &RI RR 2 brie RR. ry) do. do.. COMMERCIAL REPORT. a COTTON ON THE SPOT INACTIVE AND NOMINAL — FOTURES BARELY STEADY—¥LOUR DULL— WHEAT STEADY—CORN EASIER—OATS DULL AND HEAVY——-RYE DULL AND NOMINAL—BAR- LEY NNGLECTED AND NOMINAL—BARLEY MALT QUILT-—PORK QUIBT ‘AND UNCHANGED— LARD QUIET AND 8STKADY—PETROLEUM STRONGER—NAYAL STORES QUIET—GRO- CERIES QUIRT AND FIRM—HIDES QUIET AND UNCHANGED—LEATHER QUILT—OILS QuIZT— WHISKKY ¥IRMER—¥REIGHTS QUIRT—HEMP AND JUTK QUIBT AND STEZADY—GUNNIES QUIET. ‘ MonDay, July 26—6 P, M, The merchandise markeis were quiet to-day, and in breadsvuils there was continued depres- sion and prices declined materially, Wheat was especially depressed, the Western markets being down aud the cable news rather less favorable, Corn was easier but fairly active, both on the spot and to arrive. Oats dull and heavy, Whiskey firmer. Pork and lard quiet but steady, Freights and charters firm, Cotton on the spot inactive and nominal, Futures barely steady. Petroleum stronger. Naval stores quiet, Hides quiet and un- changed. Leather quiet. Oils quiet. emp and jute quiet and steady, Gunnies quiet. Groceries quiet aud firm. Corver.—The market for Rio was very strong and ac. tive and prices were advanced 4c. per lb.; but even at that advance holders were not disposed to push trans- actions. The sales were as follows:—6,000 bags ex Celeste, 2,533 bags ex South Amorica, $82 bags ex Lorena, and 287 bagsex 2, ©, Warwick, all sold within the rauge of IS}4c. @ 19ige. At New Orleans, 5,135 bags, x Alte, sold at 19igc. The market for mild grades was firm, but quiet, The arrivals since Jaly 20 were 55,304 bags Rio, and the stock here and at the out ports was as follows:—18,430 baxs at New York, 10,611 bags a, Hampton Roads and 14714 bags at Baltimore. We quote Ordinary cargoes, 17s: ? tair do., 18%. 4 19e.; good do., 1934. @ 19%¢¢.; prime do., 193¢c. a 200.5 extreme range for lots, 1730. a 20c., gold, 60 or 90 days; Java, government bags, 26¢. a 27c. ; do, grass mats, 26e. a 2%. Ein RAROTS, do., 2c, a 340, i e-loviy ae, 8.3 C, : “Porto Reo, 18%4c. An ‘Curacoa, a 196. ; St, om 0, Wo, a 17% ; Costa Rica, a Mexican, 20e. a gear Moor a aigens Savanillu, Wie. a 226. 2c, ‘Corton on the spot was inactive and to an extent Holders, without pressing, were more disposed to sell in view of the marked docline im fururesand quotations wore reduced gc. per Ib. for all rades. t this reduction, however, round lots wero hardly obtain A telegram from’ New Orleans re- ported that the danger of an overilow in the Mississippt Was past. A telegram from Memphis reported the river Bt that point ay having risen two inches and tallen at Guiro five inches, A telegram trom Nashville reported the river 48 1n No Condition to crevte further apprehen- sions. Advices from abroad were ing character, The early accounts Liverpool» market were to market for spot cotton was quict while ar. rivals were quoted easier, Later the Liverpool Inarket was reported by the publie despatch as hai ing; by & private despatch from a German house as yaucing, and by a despatch trom an Knalish house Tirmor. “he Greek despaices were In accordance wit these reporis, At the same time it was gtven out that a despatch trom London reported that thirty cotton mills had closed at Oldham on account of the operatives hav- ing failed to comply with the masters’ terms with Tefer- ence to wages, Tho market for future deliv- cries declined 4c, per Ib during the day trom Saturday's pric and closed bare! eady at the following quotations at 4 9-34e.; september, 134 per, l4c.'a 14 1-82, ; Decem! a 1d 16s. Vebrniy, 14 Li-s2e, 149 330. : April, L1C, a 14% ome ide." Quotations basca be toa in force September 1, 157, and on upland cotton In store running in oe uot more than halt a grade above or below the grade quoted Ordinary, 1740.4 wood ordi- 4c.) siriet, Kood ordinary, L4¥c. 5 low middlt good middiing, 16%. Quot standard of classification, Alabama, te ot a disquiet 22 «az 75 wr middling) he, sales August, 3200 bales at 14 7 326 Fy 810 at 14 Td gvember, 2 Age, a 14h Beptembe Lic. a Ley. cember, 2,400 a a 14390. 3 Febru ‘ a 1a a % May, 20 at 15 3sie.; June, is bales The rect ints at thé ports were as follows jal- vestoi iNew Orleans, 107; Mobile. 87; ‘Savan- Wilmington, 5; Noriolk,” 72; Tot 5 pales: The day last Weox Qvale rms day 1,123 bales. Toul since September 1, 401, Be bales’ Same tins. inet year, 8,749,853, bales. Cotton treights closed as follows :—! Havre, by, steam, il- 0 Hamburg, by steam, gonpressed; to Bremen, by steam compresse Liverpool, fad., by steain; by sally 5,d. FLOUR ‘AND GRalN. ceipte i 1oun 15,034 bbls; wheat, . 53,140 bushels; — cori 71 do; ata BUS" ate Mand barley malt, 625 do. ‘The Rove market Was dull and prices favored (he buyer wo the ex tent of about 0c. a Ue. per Dbl. The sales were 195 bbls Kye was hei Corn meal was quiet ai Changed, The sales were UW bdIs. at $a, $025 tor Braudy wine, $419 4 81 0) for tropical, $4 4) a $4 2 for xoldeu car and Babiilion, $4 a $4 (0 ior Western yellow, And Sta $490 for Jersey Feunsyivania, yellyw, $1 6s tor Southern, coarse, & 1 as 8 Sea. 9i Go boited yellow. $1 11; und. bolted ee 1 OV er 10, 1s” vetsey wicked, ‘coarse, $1) a's ne yellow, $1 75 8 $150, aud tine white, $1 Wa $105 $4 508 baba 6008 Stal 6a Superine Wesieta 5a 565 Extra Westero bWa 625 ¢ 6a 7S ipping bran 600 a 66) trade brands, 6508 675 70a 70 604 6H 65a 675 TOa 7% holce tawily Twa gw Rye tour, fine to superti 4008 40 4508 475 49a 51) southerb, extra, 5508 675 jainily,. 7Ma vis Corn meal Roi Sa 40 Corn meal, Jersey. 40a 420 1, Brandy win 450q 455 puncheons. 2 00 ? eat Was decidedly io ii inderate.a demand, fhe, market closing sirong at about $14 31°38 for 2 Chicago and M Kee on the spot and about 2c. low. these. figures to. arrive, The. sales were about 109,000 bushels at $130 for No, 2 Clieago for Auguste $133 on the spot; $136 for Milwaukee, now on the Canal: $141 tor No.1 Minnesota, algo to arrive, Corn er, bat fairly active, with sales of 80,000 bushels Sac. a Bde, tor steamer, 5 dee Bi 3 sail, Se. for Au. gust deliver: ye. for out wore dull and heavy. Sales ‘were. 1b000 ‘bushels At 65e, a Bbc, for No.2 Ci 8c, , AC, 8 Ge, TOF mixed and 62¢, Rye quiet and pom. nal, Barley ' was negiecied and nominal. Barley malt waa” quiet at $13 a $145 tor two-rowed State, $1 50 a $1 65 for four and six rowed State, $145 a $75 for Canada, cash and time. Beans and b °. ‘The market was quict, with a mouerate de mand, at ine changed prices. Medium, new, choice, $120 4 $1 stair to goody $160'a $175; ‘choice! 8.240; do. tale to good a, new, $1 ¥) "rea cit A ew, peas, new, 328, $290: white Kidney, + dO. tale to good, Gonniss. dia cloth was neglected and nomt- nal, Domestic was in good dema a We quote -sDomestie clothe 1sigocaidice. + Borne dourtpore Ic, a Vme.; Caioutia, 9c. a l0c.: bags, 120. a 12%. lixwe asp Jore.—the market for pie ouitis, was qu! b and steady, with sales of 250 bales at 2%c., thine. Hemp and jute were quietand unchanged. We quote:— Amorican dressed, per ton, ane $280 lor doubi fe $235 & $240 for single; Many The. 0 8c. Thy the latter for choise; Russia. clea gold; Italian, $260 bans quoted at 27% $275, wold; jute, 43 currency. ' sisal nem. eitoRs, —The market continues very quiet and prices wore without importantchange. The sales were : city slaughter at Mgc., OO dry salted Texas and 20 wet salted do. on private terms. We quot Busnes Ayten 29 Ibe 8 28 Ibs, te & 2 Ibs. @ 25 oe Qic. ‘a 220.; Monlevideo, 0. ating ibe B20, .; Corrientes, 21 ibs, « 22 Ibs., Sentral Ame 3 ibs. & 21 Ibs. 190 , w 19}ge. ; Mata: meres, 22 ibs. tibs.. Id$ge.. gold. selected. Leatuer.— Ay) @ moderate demand from both id slippers for heiwieck sole at uo- manulactorers wed Di 3. M ‘ks.--The market was firm, but business was ratior quicn We nuto suien of 29 rlerces: atid $70 hide, dotling molasses at 30, for 473 test. A cargo was rus mored ag being sold, but bot autheauicaica. We quow:—Cuba, centrifugal and mixed, 206. a, 206; dos Glayed, S2c, ae. ‘ado, refining, 836. a 8c. Ne t Porto Kico, Sse, a d%c. English Eslands, 9. Ww Orleans, Oc, NAVAL Stowe! —Thy for spiri Was quiet at 320, bid Kod. @ bbis , on doc’ full prides. Su; 2u0 bl pal ha pole, tow of tarpenting Ht: bhi A035, 5) «$6 80; 18) boi Nos bat $175, and 70 bbis. No. ts turpen- 1 stralied rosin, $ aie Wining: $2 Garg; Washington he $2 S746 w $2 Oy, 4m fair request, at steady prices unen ged. ‘Vlive was quiet changé, _Meuhaden Crude“ gperm and We quote =O Mio, summer yellow, a Tigo. 5 liuwed, casks ast vor is nt winter, St. 3; ‘monhaden, prune toe “rsiand - & Boise; sperm, crude, $1 5; do. bleachod “Odo, Batural do, $1 BE: whale, Northern, bo, & too. do., southern bleached winter, 73¢, i7e5.8 nacural do., 7 olLve, CaSks, BL LD change. ch, ‘Oud. —Lauiseed, wa: Lard “was dui and wil quiet oat decited ‘and atenay, without for 0 Ld a Tard, spring. aud d cuMes, $425 ag 4 Wp itapiaun: the marker was suronger, wall sales of | best companies. | A 5,009 bbis. refined sold at Philadelphia at Ic for deliveries. Cruse, in oulk, Was quoted at Sigc. a ” aE and 5) mee. 8 do, in bi ie or ioe tae. i ca i e. fos’ ane ust 15 fares jos Hise toe daly naphtha, ie atte ‘or sly, # "2 Oke, ie August; cases, I6ige. a l7c. adalat wis juoted at ile, # \lie.tor July and ear! i at He. a Lge, Baltimore was ey at the ong prompt and ‘month, rg dow ics Htusville—Mors ‘active, quoted at $106. Oil ag firm, ef A Lo & $1 06, Use = be oa and steady, at ‘idioute—Dull, at $1. Parker's—Upitad, TThyc. se wolle. Shipments, was day and prices were without decided chante, gales were 600 bbis. es wt $211. at om) ams Wore in fair demand at $19 8 $21 fovor Western, Beet was quit and withoutdecided change. We quote :— re mes $5, a $0 30; do, extra mess, ier: city extra India “indtu mess, $17 a3! auiet, with a ign ten jobbing de- ‘The sales were 6 boxes ty, long cle: 12%. Cut meats were in prices. The sales were 2,000 lbs. 0: smoked do. al pickled shoulders at “llc. Lard. was stead, 'e note sales of 10) tierces of prime city at 13 ge. ; 2 tlerces Lg 14Me. July and 1,50 uerces for Beptemocr. butwer—i hi general tone of tate, good. to Ehoice, Ze. Jo. common to good, aio, ‘ Western creamery, fair to good, a Be; We ostern tuba peor to choice, Io. ‘a ‘ies Western: Reserve’ sad aoe an. fair wo choice, I6c. a Cheese—ihe demand lo Was good; tue stock was light aud hardly rasent .. meet the dema: ihe market was over- stocked with goods of an infertor quality. aud such gooda could hardly be soi at any pies. Pda hee uote :— tate factor , coinmon to taney, 5o. do. part skim, 6e, a 100. ; do., Cy tanoy el Hd ‘oe: a te. do., Tair to Jgoud Part skim, 5c. a Be, 30. Ohio factory common ty Jerse id wea! e quote :-—Long Island, New ormey ind hear by, Zlc.; State and euns lvania, 19. @ na cholee bri ‘a ISo.% Wester, . ise. other Western Ke. Was quiet for both foreign and ‘he sales were 30 casks Carolina at bugs Rangoon at bye, & To. per ib. Rood to common, 3c. a Bhs : fair to prime and common qual Rangoon, ise. & 70, oarrenoy: “Fauna, currency; Raugoon, in bod, Zc. a Ber . Cas, GAw.—lhe market for raw grades put fra in tone. | Refined vugar De, a Cabi pe quote :—Fair good reflnin; 40 en” wo 40! | Siandard Ae 10 ‘ti fest Bbkc. 8 Bers Porto ish00 4 ios Ih to 0) 18 Bh ta aa crushed’ fiiga s nowters rasa Hoe i itiger yellow, Bc. $ifera 10igc. cut loa, 1 CA nine Was Qull'at Yoige,. or Western and 1730. for Sa ers —The, market was dull and easier closing about Bae th . latter au extreme figure, The 80,000 Ibs. at ‘tien wors 8h a Waser —Recerp' cs S60 bla ‘The market was a shade firmers ti bbls. sold at $1 21 per gallon Fuxiours,—There Was no material change in the mar- ket for berth freights, The chartermy business w: moderately active aud frm, particularly so tor tonnage ‘Thi To Liverpool, by yen 00 boxe: bacon to Loy don. by steam, 8,000 bushels grain vat ‘igen 1a. 30) tierces lard atts. and ds. Marylaid tobacco at Sorel chatters woros—A. Norwegian back’ hence t0 Kotterdau, | wit 4.500 quarters grain. at 73 6d.; an American bark (to arrive) henes to Pehart Roads for orders, with 2,600 quarters do., at 7s, 6d.) flat; an Ameri- can bark, trom. Phitndelphis, to. the Continent, with 8.600 quarters do.. at 88.; another, also from Piilad the Contitient, with 3800 quarters do. at game Tate; a Swedish bark, hence to Cronsiads, with 3,60) bbls.’ reflned petroleum, at A ~ an Américan, bark, hence to stettin direct, with 2.700 Bbis. do. do., at 6s, 9 e°Gorman bark, hence to Penarth Roads ‘for orde: with 2.200 quarters grain, at 7s. d., flat; an Amertcaw schooner, of 86 tous reuister, hence ‘to Hayti and back, aba lurp sum of $1,303, part gold. In adaition to t engagements reported above, to Glasgow, by steam, 50 Punchcons of syrup, on private terms, DOMESTIO MA para ALYESTON, July 26, 1975. Cotton enchanges middling, 13% low” mudiing, IBiic. wood ordinary, Esse. Net’ receipts, 3 bales Exports Coastwise, 232) stock, 2,833, New Onneans, July 26, 1375. Cotton quiet; middling, létje.; low muddling. 13% ‘ood ordinary, Net receip.s, 107 bales; gross, 120) xports to Great srituin, 34; coastwise, 130, Sales,lv0 0. sate Oe. | extrm Cy 21,604, age Monrux, July 26, 1875 Cotton unchanged: middling, layers low midi He,t gool ordibary, 13 a af t receipts, 57 bales. 5. 94, Constwise, 25. Sales, 5, por Peat July 26, 1875, Cotton entirely nominal: no quotations. Net receipts, ‘W bates. Laporis COMSLWLSe, bra Stock, 663, Cuarixston, July 26 1375. Cotton qnict: middling, 14igc.; low middling, 14340. ; good ordinary, Kiso. Net receipts, 40 balex Exports coastwise, 216,’ Sales, 100, rs 4122, Wiainaron, July 26, 1875, Spirits turpentine firm at 29%, stosin qhiet at $i 4 for stramed. Larfirm at $i 8, Osweao, July 26, 1875, Flonr steady; sales of 1,700 bbis, at $7.90 for No.1 spring, $7. 7" tor amber winter, jor white Winter: $8 25 for double extra. eat lower; No. 1 Milwaukeo club eitered at $195, Corn lower} siles atc. Corn meal, $35 for bolted and $34 tor un- Dulted, per ton. Millteed unchanged; shorts, $20; ship= siufls, "$23; middiings, $28 per ton. Canal ireigh| ‘Wheat, 63¢. ; corn and rye, 5c. ; oats, S¥Zc., ito New Yor! lumber, $220 to the “vudson. Lake Feceipts—t6,000 bushels wheat, 1,517,0W fect lumber, Canal suipmenis— 697,000 feet Lumber. bk height Boe 1875, In store—Whea' ae 10 bushels; *corn, 490,94 bat 61,590 do; malt, 47,72) do. Lake receipe Vlout, bois. ; wheat. 312,000 busnels ; corn, 172,000 recei elpie—Flour, se bbls, wheal, 14.u00 bi 42,00 ts, Cnet Cae Kailro: ente-Flour, 4,000. pin’ bushels, corn, 214.000 ao, A a do.; rye, 1.200 do, Canal wieat, 8,000 bushels; oats, pare Wheat, 2,000 bushels, Can: . Interior poiwis— ights nominal; flour, 5c. 2 se, Towers small salen Wheat neglected, unsevtied and enirely nominal Corn dull: nomiually’ Ze. a 730. tor No, 2 mixed Wesiern. Oats dull; sales of one car Canada atéic.. Hye dull: sales of one car Milwaukee at $) 15, Pork quiet ar $21 50 tor Beary eee Lara quiet at (4c, High wines nominal at Guicade, Taly 2%, 1875. Flour very firm, holders asking 1 ne eee oe unsettled: closed are No. t aitac® 1 19; $1 17, spot, has gold 1 10% yon est $0 oi September, $1 eit ihe years Wor asl ey Tejected, Gorn irregular, but iG oe yes lower; No. 2 mix 6. B00 ec. bid August, 72i¢c, Sep- tember rojegied or ats: easier. but in good de- mind; No. 2, bilge. spot, 404c. bid August, S7%c. bid Beptember; rejected. 520, Sparley—wn ers oflering lower pricss; No. 2 Spritity $1.82 snot. $1 01 September, Sl Ws, ie October. ye fo fair demand, but at lower rat jo, 2, 73c. August, 76c. > Pork in fair Gemma by ‘at advance: prceei J A $20 72% September, $20 25 quict and weak at $13 5) spot, $13 70 et and weak; Apouliors short clear di dard September, Bulic 3 short rib mud- , July or A uct. Wiilskey, Receip 500 bbls. Hou! do, corn, 21,000 do, oats 2,00) do. barley and 730 do, rye. | Ship: ments—9,00 bbls floar, 238000 bushels wheat, 234,000 do. corn, 13,000 do. oats and 1,000do, barle. At the’ at ternoon call of the Board wheat easier at $f 16% August, oye Seplember. (Corn lowar at Misc, a 7c ALU, Agee neorember. Oats steady and unichanged: "Pork & file’ ensicr. “Lard lower at $13 45 August, $13 6 Sap. tember: PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Provinence. R. T., July 26, 1875. Printing cloths market less active aiid prices uom inally unchanged. HAVANA MARKET. Havana, July 26. 1873. Spanish gold, 217 a 218 Exchange firm: on the United states, days, currency, 9 remium : shory sight do. 18 a Tot premium: = 1s a 10k remium; short sightdo., 1i7 a 128 premium; on Paris, a4 1 pretium, Sugar firm. EUROPEAN MARKETS. Liverroot. Paovuce Marker.—Liverroon, July 26— —xpirits of turpentine, 238, per ewt. PRovUCK Mane. —LONDoN, July 26—Eyen- g.—Linseed cake, £11 per ton. Common rosin. 8, Gd & 6s, 00. per cwt spirits of turpentine active at Ms a ta pat Eyenin i + FINANCIAL. — “& BAZLEY, 74 BROADWAY.—ST0CK bs ON MEMBERS OF THE STOCK Mis GIVEN At TIMK OF UR NOC PUVILLGES FOR Lisd THAN 100 (OUR PRINGIFALS DO NOT ADVERIISH, S$ IN DUR NAME T REASONABLE RATES—MON LIFE AND endowment insurance policies, mortgaces and other yecurities Insurauce of all, kinds effected with HABRICH & CO., LI? Broadway, LEGES REMOVE THE RI + tending stock speculations. We are neo Gontracts om members of the Stock axe @ Slose raves: $5) to $10) for Puts or Walls; $20) 1 $40) 1OF Goudie Privileyes; contracts may be teed in piace of casi for purciiase ‘or sales of si nd ia formation furnished, ae Bankers aud Brokers, No. 2 Wali street, New York, Stocks bougut and sola for cash or gn moderase 1aar- gins, On =D D RATLROAD BONDS A SP PCIALTY « and bought by the old established house ot ALBORT H. NIOOLAY & CO, No. #3 Pine street, New ¥, yeane letters of Cr payable in wnypartof Europe, Asia, Airica, Australia rand America, Draw Bills of Pxchange and orn ake ielogra, hic tranfers 3a “HICKLING & 6O., BANKERS AND rokers. 72 Broadway, New Yo dabtote orders tor Stoexs, Honds and Gold, ” Block and lowest rates on none but first class names. ontracts passing through our hands have ever been dishonored. | Orders by tuail aud telegraph. Speewiators should call or write fer our 72 page book, entitled ie ND IDIOMS OF WALL STREET, T FKEE TO ANY ADDiKSS, | giving a highest and lowe thy prices for afteen y And explaining the various methods of operating, on BN re "KLING & CU., 72 idway, New Yor or PONS DUE AUGUST 4, 1875, PROM ARAPAHOE county, Colorado, 8 per cent bonds in wid of Denver, foatn Park and Pacific Railroad, will be paid on and atter out at the Fourth Nauonaidiank of the city ork, of New XOLLSIOR SAVINGS BANK, CORNER TWEATY. third street and Sixth avenue, New York,—Interest computed and componnded January and July, Laverest id, six per cent. Interest commences the frst of the mouth next following the deposit Bank open daily, ‘also Mouday, Wednesday and Si JOHN NV JO . DEWLET, Presiden H. K, Tancnen, Vice President, iis Gio. 6, Watno, Secretary, FOR, Abs AT A LIBERAL Die {COUNT FOUR Second Mortgages, viz, $3,260, $2,300, $1,700 and $2,5;0,on valuable unimproved. property, inetiin, ott Worth more than double the whole encninvra wit be sold ya ately tH together. Apply to GO. Vine stree 1 BO, W. STAKE, 15) ROADWAY, ROOM 8 LOANS y acs and + p Against first Mortgages ot New York and srooklyn property ; suoall and eaves Dold morwades ay caay ere TO LOAN ON GOOD on wylthout bongs Principals VEoT, apply L. GRANT, OWN S. PILROK, NO. § PINE STREBT, LOANS oJ, gmoney, without ‘bonus on approve) real estate im New York, Brookiyu and Westcheswer county; aiso pur- ages at lowest raves. NEY TO LOAN—PO® THRE OR FI ARS, on boas end mortgage ou New York city property, in sums to ‘CaLLenDeR & LAURENCE, 35 Pine street | Manes NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, with $10,000, ranted as partner to join @ stock commis. sion house lormipg. Address. with r name, bX. CRLLENT OPFORTC ITY, bo3 Herald Noitica, ONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED BROOKLYN Property, without bonus. W. P, COOK, 235 W. ington street, Brookiya. EBRASKA SCHOOL BONDS—PAYING TEN cent Interest; issue restricted by law to five per Cent of taxable vale of property: the seourity is good and theinvestment recomune: WW HANEY. 29 Ubureh street. Warrenty ola ON WESTERN IMPROVED roperty of four times the value, at 1) ver cent legal Pate of the State), om three or five years’ time, the soeve amount spent to furthér improve’ th Property. Apply ac 110 William stree wr BY A RESPONSIBLE PARTY, state security worth $40,000: located 1B @ flourishing city ‘of nearly 100,000 ergo etian. in this State, Principal pply t@ HOLMES & BRO, 46 Kast Twenty third street. 24 BLEECKER STRET.—A WIDOW LADY, RR” duced in circuinstances, wishes to mect with & ‘gentleman of means st hor in keeping boarders. oat on WIDOW tor ihres days. $5. 000 sa ) WANTED—VOR THREK OR FIVE ‘3; first mortgage ou unimproved prot erty stunted at Astoria, Long isiand Citys low valu tion, $15,000; will pay 6 Pen cent, including ail expenses. Address L, L. O., Herald office. $7, OOO KANTED—POR ONE YEAR OR Lona. interest and good security given. Ad- dress W. L. } M ‘hreraid office. $8, OOO YAXtED—0N BOND AND MORTGAGE for Ave Figen property in New Jersey; title and security good; no bonus; none but principals Reed apply. Address 8. M., box 192 Herald office. $50. O00, rece co crry per cent thirty-year Bonds. $20,000 Brooklyn city psi T percent short Bonds Other Brooklyn Ste aig FRANK B. BEERS, 200 2 Montagne street, Brooklyn. ALWAYS HAVE Dew York cit ry 6 Broadway. PER corner John, 3 [BUSWESS OPPORTU: NITIOS, DVERTISER CONTROLS AND THOLOUGHLY understands business, whieh hea paid over $1.00) monthly, and can be increased; sate and respectable: Pa wanted immediately ‘with $2,500, Address NER, box 172 Herald office, \ COAL AND TRON COMPANY WAVING 4 VERY desirable organization and a valuable property im a location where there is little competition, for the pur- pose of extension offer the treasurership to a business Tan with $30,000 capital, Apply to URIUGs & Valine TON, 9% away. N EXCLUSIVE BUSINESS—THE RIGHT TO SELL anewly patented article of great merit; a ne aity on every house in town or country; never canvassed side ot New York and environs; au absolute mo- Ropoly for respectable parties with small capital Ap- ply at 441 Water street, office up stair: GENTLEMAN OF FIRST CLASS BUSINESS EX- perience, proper reputation, some money, com- mands a legitimate money aarning business, a specialty so mauifestly clear for safety and fair returns that the most conservative capitalist who wo' by proper means iner is assets Would not hesitate, has room for personal aid and the addition of $15,010 to $20.0. Address T. 5. W., box 155 Herald office. AS Goop OPPORTUNITY ‘TO FORM A Oi Dusinten, sueablisbed’ four years, and reauiring about $30,000 to extend the sume, references given aud re- quired; brokers will not be Noticed, Address W. 1. box 0x 2,139 Post office. A PARTNER WANTED—IN AN OLD ESTALISHED, good paying Coal Business; well stocked yard and in fine working order; $300) required, j}. A. BLGGS, ‘No. 5 Dey street, E PALOS & CO., OFFICE 18, TRIBUNE BUILDING, ‘New York city.—We reauire business men to travel & ONNECTION our interest in @ manutactured article Parties with a few hundred dollars can have a profi: ble and pissant: business, Call and bis ag tae and be instructed by KELLY. N [ TUR EVENING TELEGRAM TO. Is ALL TODAYS NEws. pare WANTED WITH $500) OR MORE IN aN astablished wholesale business of a most valuabie and indispensable machine of unlimited demand aud pay large profits, Address THE MANUFACTURERS, Jerald oilice. Panter WANTED WITH FROM $8,000 TO $19,000, to buy out the interest of a retiring partner, tor a ‘Well-paying importing business: must be a good busi- Ness mash, “Address Be Z,. box 153, Herald office, ‘PARTNER, WITH $102, TO TARE FULL CHARGR ‘of & good paving liquor store in & good neighbor hood. Apply at GAFFNEY'S, 17 Centre street, HB COMING SPECULATION.—CAPITALISTS OR negotiators who can invest in or place largs tracts of the tinest timbered land in the United States, address W. R.8., Herald ollice. 0 ENTERPRISING CAPITALISTS.—WANTED, AN enterprising partner, with $50,00), ‘to run the ‘new great American spectacular drama, “The Devil's King- dom,” ona novel, mammoth scale, during the Centen- nial at Philadelphia, by which Hion is sure. Par- ticulars, plans, &c.. only given to parties meaning basi- ness, Address VETERAN MANAGER, Dramaue Agency, Is North Kleventh street, Philadelphia, Pa, 10 OWNERS OF HOTEL PROPERTY —WANTED, A turnished Hotel, an experienced party: would run one on a per centaxe of the earnings, or rent, or take charge on salary. Address or cali on G. L. sTEWAKT, Golden Swan, Mount Airy. eee Pa. MAN WITH $1,000; THRER pala salary and comission. Aah tend avenue and Nag- BUSIN ws pitt PSi0 to “300 Address J. T. JO N, Nolia street, Bros WaAntrp— ENKROBTIC PARTNER, GENTLEMAN ‘or lady, with capital, to travel (and act as cashier) With a thorough professioual business gentleman: a fine opportunity to make money and see the world. PROF! ION. Herald Uptown Branch offic TERLING YOUNG MA A oO, to eneage in An enterprise that Te acdamrasly Address, Fran 8, box 120, Herald office. with real naime, Pa r 10 per cent; principals ouly mi box 46 ‘Herald oiice. ye WANT A fair accountan ND A who can loan us from $',500 to pine with security; salary $3) per AB. y $2,000 tor 6 to 12 Week. Address Bi box 118 Herald office, WASTEDIA GENTLEMAN, WITH 10 TAKE interest in an established basiness, its increase the atzention of two interested par- of trade requirin . HANKINS, 29 West Twonty-nint tues. Apply to G. $5 O00 W2Ny PERSON HAVISG SUCH AMOUNT +). ‘and able to assume charge of established and lucrative business of « corporation. ‘will have 4 1xi¢ salar handsome dividends gusranteed ; best refer- en tien aud required, Address JUNIUS box 206 office. FOR A. HALF | INTKREST—$3.500 down, balance on time.—A gentleman Jeasant, long established $10.000 can secure ap interest in a inedical specialty, pas profits It you have the cash and mean Dusiness address. with name and residence, MONOPOLY, Herald Uvtown Brauch ol jee, $10.000 oro itercuse a pusiess witch pays ‘50 per cent profit on sales. Address INCKEASH, Herald offic ce, STOO: Serna Areas, Seacae, aiready established; an assured success, active or silent pareer: strict myestigauon desired. ‘Address MaNU- FACTURER, box 15 Herald office. MARRIAGES AND) DEATHS. MARRIED. SKINNER—TecKER.—In Wilmington, Del., on the 4th inst., by the Rev. Joseph &. Smith, Epoaw SKINNER to ADA M. TUCKER, all of New York, DIED. ARNOLD.—On Saturday, July 24, Many Sxr widow of U. M. Arnold, and dauguter of the lace Dr, J. W. Scnmidt, of Charleston, 5. ©, ‘Toe reiatives and iriends of the famtly are in- vitea to attend the funeral services at the Church tween Fifth and Madison avenues, on Weduesugy, the 28th inst., at hali-past ten oe Yclock A. M. BAKkER.—At Long Branch, July 24, suddenty, Epira, tafant daughter of Clinton G, and Frauces Jsapeile Baker, aged 4 montns. Relatives and friends of the family are in- vited to al d the funeral, from the residence of her parents, Audubon Park, 155tn street, on Tues- day, July 27, at Dali-past tn: o’cl Tralus leuve Lhirtieth street depot at three o’cloo: Barton.—On Sunday, July 25, J. W, Barton, and daughter of the late Thomas Rice, aged 22 years, 6 months and 21 days. Tue relatives and (riends of the family are re- Spectiuily invited to attend the funeral, from her jare residonce, No. 155 Hudson street, on Tuesday, “= ‘27th ist, at two o'clock P, M. KE RRS.—AL rmont, on Monday morning, July oe MAUD AMANDA, only child of James H., Jr, and at Cataerine D. Beers, Funeral at Spark Hill, N. Y., on Wednesda: Lf-past two P. M. Borrrs.—At Queens, L. 1, on Sunday, July 25, CORNELIA, {Dfant daugoter of Theodore B. and Cornelia M. Burcis, aged 10 months and 26 aay Funeral at three o’clook Tuesday, from tae & 1 ber facher. ee oanteY.-OB tne 26th Inst., MARGARET, Widow bag uneral on Wednesday, the 28th, at one o'clock, from her late residence, 309 bast TPwenty-nin street, CONCANNON.—OD Sanday, July 25, at dence, No. 306 First avenue, LHOMAS CONCANNON, | im the 43d your of nis age. Funeral will take piuce on Tuesday, from the Chureu of the Eviphany, a ten o'clock, where a requiem mass wiil be said forthe repose of hia soul; interment at Calvary Gemevery ; iugeral wiil leave the churon alter mass, Conapon.—At Wes. New Brighton, Staten Island, on wunday, duy 2 1875, Harovo GRBPENLBAP, youngest son of Henry M, and Caariotve Congaon, firm in a@ reliable, legitimate cand paying | in different States or locate im the cities, to represent | in any section of the country, by | Address | 009 AND A GOOD MAN WANT. | oj the Transfigaration, Twenty-ninth street, be- | of ihe jute Edmond Cariey, inthe 58: year ol ber | | Vumerai sorviges #4 The Vhucul o4 Whe Ascwmsiuds | | INGER, wile of Joun Green, in he | O'clock P.M. | fuuy invited to atvena. | and 7 montis. 9 bs nat New Brighton, on Tuesday, at hatl-past ive ‘Cagep.—On Monaay, July 26, James Creed, aged 20 years. The relatives and friends of the famity are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral from ate late redence, 3062 East Tuirteench street, ou Thursday, the 20ta inat., a6 two o'clock P, Daty.—On Monday, July 26, Faances DaLy, wie of Damei Daly, aged 62 years. The bray 3 il take place from her late rest- dence, No, 347 East Twelfth street, on he pga A 28th inst. MY, one ofclock P.M. Thie frieads of Gui family are respectiully invited to attend. EVANS. —lu Broosige, Juiy 23, Maty EVANS, widow of the late Henry Evans, aged 0 years, Funer; 08 the 27th, at two P. M., at late ase CUDY. 1@ youngest daughter of Patrick and. Eimabeun Farnan, aged 2 years, £ Monta and 23 days, eee on Luesday, July 27, a6 two o'clock P, from 19 Wasuingtdn place, Malon- Dr Rcwaen ie GAGE, at his residence 1D this City, at Che age of 52 years and 7 months, pieuro pneumouia. For many ye resident anes; Alu, and for the last uve years in this city. Gitss3.—tn_ Brooklyn, on Saturday morning, MENKIETTA, Widow of Lie iate William B. Gues. Tae relatives and (rieods of tue family are in- vited to attend the tunera), to-day at two o'clock, | from mer late residence, 112 Hoyt street, aear Pacific, GLEDHTEL.—At her residence, ‘Thirty-first street, Mary Gleanul. Funeral on Wednesday, 28th inst. at two P. ML GRay.—On Sunaay morning, July 25, 1875, Han- NAH WHEELER, beloved wile of Joan Gray. Relatives and (rieuds are respeeifuliy invited to attend the funeral, irom her jate resideuce, 450 Lexington avenue, om Tuesday, July 27, ab dau- past two P. M. GmekN.—On Monday, July 26, ©. eA ae Pas- th year. The friends of the family are invi‘ed w attend the juneral, on Wedmesday, 4t two P. M-, rom Of Second avenue, HyER.—At Woodlawn Heights, N. Y., on Satar- day, July 24, 1875, Coaninoia Pure only daugh- terof lL. M. and Margaret A. Hyer, in ihe oon No. 458 West Y Ann, wife of Wiluam W. r age. ves and friends of the family are reapect- fully invited to atvend the funeral, at the avove residence, on Tuesday, 27a inst,, at four O'clock P.M, Traum leaves Forty-second street depot as 2:30 P.M JaCksoNn.—At Little Falls, N. J., Monday, July GRAOCLE D., iniagt daughter of Speucer D. a Lucy M, Juckseu, agea 6 montis “i 7 days. Fuueral at residence, No. 38) West twenty- Civhth street, Tucsday, July 27, at three o'clock. Kivsey.—At Montclair. N, J., suddeniy, on Sua- day morning, July 26, of beart disease, KMKLIN® ue 1 the lave Joum D. Kinsey, aged ov ew Funeral services will be held, at her late rest- dence, at Moatciatr, J, on ibarsday morning; at eleven o'clock enas are invited. The v1 peer: Will be taken lo the Moravian Cemetery as New Dorp, 5.4 LaMB.—On Suuday evening, Jaly 25, Josava W. Lane, aged 31 years ‘Tho tuuerai will take place from the resitence Of his Drotner-in-law, George E. Demiug. 91 tonrte place, Brooklya, on ‘Tuesday, July 2%, at twa Relatives and irieads are respect New Jersey papers please copy. Lanvon.-—lo Bri jya, of Sunday, the 25th ILY MONTAGUE, wile of George W, Laudon, at year. Relatives and friends of the faintly are respect- fuily unvited to aitend the funeral, om Weaaessay next, at three P.M, at St. Peter's Protestant Episcopal chureh, Si ure sizeet, near Bond, Rev. Joan A, Paddock, D. Laval On Mandas, July 26, at two o'clock A.M,, Cuakces 4., only catid of Heary T, and Bessie Lapaix, aged 10 montus and 1s days. Funeral will take place from 142 Kast Twenty- eichth street this day at tem o'clock, Kelatives aad friends are invited to atiend. Ligse.—On Monday, July 25, ReBRoca, widow of the late Frederick U, Liese, iu the 658 year of her ane. Friends of the family sre requested to attend hertuperal, on Wednesday, July 28, at one o’cluckt P. M., from her late resideace, No. JT Christopher stroet. Newark papers please copy. Manan.—At Frankiston, L. 1, on Sunday, July 25, JOHN N. MAHAN, aged 36 years. Fanerai from residence of William H. Richarda Esq., at Frankiston, oa fuesday, morning, July 27, OM arrival ol eleven o'c.ock traim ‘rou tute ter’s Point. MERRILL.—On Sunday morning, Joly 25, Mra. SaKaH MERRILL, in Che 70th year of her age. Funeral services at the residence of her soa- in-law, Joan H. Watson, No. 671 Fiuth avenue, om ‘Tuesday, 27th inst., at two o'clock P.M. Reiatives. and ireuds of tue family are respect(uily inviie@ to attend, Mourruy.—On Monday, July 26, aged 39 years, 2 Montes And iv o ‘The réiatives and frieuds o: the family are ia vited to attend the luneral, from mis late reat- dence, No. 51 Bieventh street, Brookiya, U. D., ow Wednesday, at two o'clock, P. M. MURPHY.—July 26, 1875, aiter a long and ts ag illness, beloved wife of Stepuew Murphy, ia Ube 46th year of her age. Tue friends of the family are requested to at. tend her funeral, ou Weduesday, 28t0 Inst, at one o'clock, from ber late residence, 324 Kast uty- eighth street, thence to Calvary Cemetery. MOUONVILI.—On Saturday moruing, July 24, ab Nis late residenee, 275 Clinton avenue, Brooklyn, Joun MCCONVILL, ayed 60 years, Bis remains wili be removed at nine o’clock A. M.. this Tuesday, to the Churct of Our Lady ot Mercy, Devevoise street, where a requiem masa will be celebrated; thence to Calvary Cemetery jor interment. « McQuap#.—In Bellevue Hospttal, on Monday, July 26, JOSEPH McQuAbg, of county Fermanagh, Irelana, aged 28 yeurs. Funerai from the residence of Danie! Gallagner, corner Ninth avenue ana Forty-uinth street, om ‘Tuesaay, July 27, at one o'clock. Papvock.—On Monday, July 26, Marria A. Pappock, widow of T. K. Paddock, and duagntor oi tue late Frederick Weld, tn tae odd year of ner ze. Toe relatives and friends are respectful ly ta- vited to attend.ner funeral irom, wer late res dence, No. 30 Orchard street, oa Wednesday, the 2sth, at one P, M. Remains will be taken Wo York ers for Interment. PatreN.—July 26, James Patten, aged 65 ye ont MonPrY, - Tue relatives and triends are respectfully in- vited to atveud nis funeral, on Wednesday, duly 23, ai Bali-past ope o'clock, irom his late residence in Stuyvesant avenue, two doors from Greene. Piks.—In Brookiyn, on Sunday, July 25, afters short illiess, LORIE A, Pike, widow of the late Ovls PikE. Friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral, irom her late residence, corner Orange | aud Willow streets, at two o'ciock P, M,, Wedaes- day, Jaiy 28. Prroukn.—At Mayville, N. Y., on Sunday, July 25, ANNA M., wife of E. L. Pitcher, daugater of the late W. U. Curtis, of Hoboken, N. J. Porpy.—In this city, July 25, of consumption, Roperr M. PURDY. Funeral service at the residence of his brother, No, 365 West Thirty- -lirst street, tuis day, at bait past eleven o'clock, Interment at Tarrytown, Rawi?s*R,—On Sanday, July 25, im the 22d year of uis age, MORKIS Rawitser. The juneral will take piace from Nis late reat- deuce, Hast Sixtieth screet, ou Tuesday, the 27h ing! t nine o'clock A. M. Relatives and friends are respectfully imyited to attend. RODEN BACH. in Sunday, July 25, 1875, at Madt- sou, N.J., KATRINA KODSNBACH, In the 25th year of her a Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the juneral services, at os7 Wess Forty~ seventh street, On IUesuay, Lue 27th iMsh, at one P. M., without further notice, Ky AN.—On Monday, July 26, Many RYAN, a ga- tive of Mociand, parish of Upper Church, county | Tipper rary, Lreiand, im the 60th year of her age. Relatives and friends are respectiuily invited te Attend the funeral, trom tne residence of her son, Pmlip Ryan, 319 First avenue, on Wednesday, duiy 28, at one o'clock P. M, Scorr.—Oa wth tnst., Cranrorrs Score, relict Of the late George Scott, in she 84 yeur of her age. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- Milly invited ty attend her tuners, from her late residence, 71 East ivéth street, on Tuesday, tue 271n Inst., at two o'clock P. M. Staw.—On Saturday, July 24, in the 53d year of nis age, SAMUEL SHAW, son ‘of Wiliam Shaw, mi , of Kingston, Uister county, N. ¥., aud son- in-law of we late Rufus 5, King. Funeral services from bis late residence, = Seventh avenue, on Tuesday, July 27, at v o'clock P. M. Relatives and friends of wae iamuly are respectfully invited to attend, “wiTn.—On Monday, July 26, the youngest gon of Josepa and Rosanna Swith, aged 4 moatus. The relatives and friends oj the family are re- apectfally invited to attend tne funeral, on | Wednesday, July 28, at one o'clock P, M., (rom Na ELL T., wile of | 224 West Forty-eimhth street. THOMASON, —Afver @ Short illness, on Saturday, Jniy 24, Mrs. Klizapeto oe dong sgoa, wile rf Rey. D. Re THotmneeey aged 13 years. Friends of famuy are invivea to attend the saneral vervioes at the Reformed church, Kighty | Hith street, between Second aud Third avenues, snis, (Wednesday) afternoon, at four o'clock, Ia verment in New Jersey, TURNKR.—Suddenty, at Lake Oseawana, on Taes- day, Juiy 20, im the 33d year of bis age, Joun HAMILTON TURNER, Of t 118 City, Tue relatives and iriends, alamnl of the Lh Academy and aiummi of Columbia Coll School are jovited to attend the anerat ac ibe ine Central Methodist Eptscopat church, ‘Seventh ave- nue, near Fourteenta street, on Tuesday, July 27, ab one o'ciock P. M., withott jurther notice, HRAPQUARTERS VETERAN CORPS, } TWENTY-SROOND REGIMENT, N. G. 8. N.Y. It becomes ty of the Commandant t nowace the deat of sohn H, member of our cor; attend the funerai at the Central requested Modis’ Kipis- copal Toh, Seventh avenue, ne ae ee street, on 1 lesa, July 27, at one orciock P.M. | By order ISHPH W, CONGDON, Volonel. CHARLES J. Mogomets, Adjurant. ‘The members of Crescent Lodge and Crescone Chapter are invited to attend the funeral of our lave brother and compauton John BH. Turner from the Cemiral Methodist Kptscopal ehurem, Seveutt nue, Hear Fourteemth sireet, to-day (Tuesday tone viclock P.M. K. bf, BST AGRUOKLy Me Mgmage MMIC Abi, Hy e+