The New York Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1876, Page 9

* NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNK 6, 1876.— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The Stock Market Generally Firm— Activity and Strength, GOLD 1125-8 A 112 3-4. Money on Call Loans 2 1-2 Per Cent—Invest- ment Shares Firm. Government and Railway Securities Strong— Foreign Exchange Steady. ‘Watt Street, } Monpay, June 5—6 P. M. ‘There has been no mark of a master hand in to-day’s transactions, ana the market has been left to itself— not to its detriment, either, in point of strength, for there was exhibited a tendency to higher prives, based on the better feeling which prevails. Under this influ- ence there was an advance in Western Union of 13¢ per cent, in Lake Shore of 19¢ and in St. Paut preferred of 1 percent. Such activity as there was centred in these stocks, although the shares of the Ohio and Mississippi road were brought into a semi sort of prominence by an ex- teptional desire to purchase, The Montreal admirers of this security having been thawed to the surface under the bland summer days, seem orice more inclined to try their luck, as purchases by their brokers to-aay will testify. The advance, though practically unim- portant, is held out as an inducement to purchase the ttock, and quotations at much higher prices are promised to those who have faith. The almost certain 13g per cent dividend in Western Union, and the problematical one obscurely promised In St, Paul preferred, woro still traded on to-day with the result of a fair advance in both properties, How near the cup is to the lip, or what slip dealers may ex- perience to their discomfort, is a matter for the future to decide. At 1s supposed”that the important operators havo closed up their sccounts for the season, finding the attractions ot the summer holidays more alluring than the dull drag of Wall street, As the street de- pends upon them (in the absence of any general busi- ness) for such trade as is productive of commissions, there 1s likely to result a beggarly account of empty cash boxes belore a revival takes place. * Money is still cheap, loaning at 244 a 3 per cent, and the disposition to loan stocks at about the same rates shows a manifest shrinkage of the short interest and a more confident belief in the future, Such improve. ment, however, is likely to be slow and painful, and those who look for a sudden burst of prosperity are likely to be disappointed. THE SALES TO-DAY. The transactions at the Stock’ Exchange to-day ag- sregated 144,000 shares:—New York Central and Hud- son, 285; Erie, 8,950; Lake Shore, 48,500; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 105; Northwestern, 3,650; Northwestern preferred, 4,400; Rock Island, 2,000; Pacitic Mail, 8,900; St. Paul, 9,900; St. Paul preferred, 12,900; Ohios, 3,100; Westerp Union, 27,600; Union Pacific, 100: Panama, 309; Michigan Central, 6,200; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 1,200; New York Central, 1,945; Union Mining Company, 1,000. OPESING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— Opening. Highest, Lowest, New York Central, + DO, 1104, 11015 138 44 52% 2h 40%, Northwestern preierred. 6015 Rook Island. 1065 out 927, ( 4045, 40 + Mal. and St, Paul preferred 6914 69g “Ohio and Mississippt Ww Ww New Jersey Central 84 ° Del., Lack, and Western.. 108 108 60 Mar Leh pr Adan by: a a ry a a ry ry ry a * Union Pacific. Aassouri Pac ob * 12g we 1B 40) Ww ADVANCE AXD DECLINE. The following are the changes in closing prices com- pared with those of Saturday :— Apvancr.—C., C,, C. and 1, 24%; Deiaware and Lack- awapna, 34; Erie, "4; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 34 do. preferred, \;" iifinois Central, 1; Lake Buote, 1435 Michigan Central, 34; Northwestern’ common, Te} do. preterred, 13;; New Jersey Central, 2; Obioand Missis uppi, 4¢;' Rock Island, 44; St. Paul, 4; a0. preterred, %} Western Uuion, Dxcuixk—Panama, 3; Pacifle Mail, 7%. STATIONARY.—Uwion ‘Pacitic, ee Quicksilver, Petroleum, Missouri Puacitic, "Harlem, C. and 1. Now Yurk Central, Aulantic and Pacilie Sdaciriph os and Auantic and Pacific preierred. THE MONEY MARKET. The closing rates were 2!¢ per cent, Prime com- mercial paper is still quoted at 4 and 5 per cent, Foreign exchange was quiet and steady, with actual business at 4.8714 for prime bankers’ 60 days’ sterling bills, and 4.8934 for demand, ‘The following are the rates of exchange ov Now York at the undermentioned cities to-day ;—Charleston, sell- (pg 44 a 3-16 premium, buying 44 premium; Cincinzati, par to 50 premium; Savannah, % premium; New Orleans, commercial ‘4, bank 3; St. Louis, 50c, premium, and Chicago, 75c. discount. « GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed strong at the following quotations :—United States currency sixes, 12434 a 125; do, sixes, 1881, registered, 119 a 1194; do. do., do., coupon, 122% a 12844; do, do., 1865, registered, 1153 11634; do, do, do, coupon, 1154f a 115g; do. do,, do., new, registered, 116% a 1163; do, do., do., do» voupon,11934 a 11945; do. da, 1867, registered, 1183 a 118%; do. do., do., coupon, 12134 a 121% ; do. do., 1868, registered, 120}; 4 120%; do. do, do., coupon, 12344 4123%{; do, ten-forties, registered, 1173¢ a 11774; do. 4o,, coupon, 118% a 1183,; do. fives, 1881, registered, 117% a 117%; do, do, do, coupon, 117% a 11734. INVESTMENT SHARES. Investment shares wore firm. Jersey Central brough: 84a 8544;New York Contral, 109% a 110K; Harlem, 133; Rock Island, 10624 a 10614 a 107; Cleve- land and Pittsburg, 9274; Delaware and Lackawanna, 108 a 10814 a 1083, ; United States Expr. 74; Wells- Fargo Express, 76 a 745; ; Panama, 138 a 137,, THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 112% and closed at 11234, all the sales of the day having been at these figures. The rates paid for currying were 2 und 1 per cent, Loans were also made flat, aud at 2und 1 per centper annum and 1-64 per diem for borrowing. OPERATIONS OF THK GOLD EXCHANGE BANK TO-DAY, hd balan 1 Sana Str pel Currency exchavges. Currency balances. THK UNITED STATES TREASURY. ‘The gold payments at the Sub-Troasury to-day were $23,200 for bonds and $83,000 for :nterest. ‘The silver payments were $13,374 to 148 applicants nder $100 limit, and $43,800 on suver drafis; total, $57,174. Tho Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $33,000 gold on account of interest and $23,000 in redemption of 5-20 bonds, RAILROAD BONDS, Railroad bonds were firm and pricos were well sus- \ained. Milwaukee and St. Paul consolidated sinking fonds were active at 8944. New Jersey Central con. rertible rose irom 101 to 1013. Harlem coupon firsts avunced to 1164;, Madson River second sinking tunds tooaghvll4 Morris and Essex seconds 111 and Western tacitic 100, The following were the closing quota. avons for Pacitic Railroad bends:—Union Pacitic firsts, 16474 w 105; do. do, land grants,” V0), @ 99%, do do, sinking funda, 893% 108 76. = There are no financial advices from London, the Stock Exchange there being closed for the Whitsuntide holidays—to-day and STATE BONDS. In State bonds the only transaction was im Tennessee sixes, new series, wh RAILROAD BONDS. Railroad bonds were doll, except for Union Pacific firsts, which gold for 904g, sinking funds at 89}, Harlem coupon tirsts at 116, New Yerk Central coupon firsts at 120, Northwest- ern consolidated gold Paul, La Crosse division, at 103; do,, I. and M. division, at 95, and consolidated sinking funds at 8934. PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. 1% 1000 do. 268) 200 Panama RR 100 Chi & SWRI) 400.0 & NW pf,.be.b3 200 “do " na. » 89%; Central Pacific, 1085 a | S09t Pamesenenee 7 lw PORKIGN MARKET. to-morrow. ich sold down to 43, 104% 0 104%; land grants sold at 5 Wells-Fargo Ex. 109-U & Express....be 100 Erie “be coupons at 90, Milwaukee and Sq | 100 do... 100 Han ry se ‘Jo Rithe BU Mor & Eas RK, .be 104 The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations i D to-s BOM pal #1000 ¢ & NW e 200 she Chi & NW pf. 62 at three o’clock this day: pe pen, 400 Un Pae it is hs Forbid sg tee tear | ou City sixes, old, ex interest 101 rs 100 Wells Fargo. ix) de City sixes, new, ex interest. Ty, joo Unitea Companies ot New Jersey. o 17 Pennsylvania Railroad. , 52% Philadelphia and Reading Railroad 445 Lehigh Valley Railroad... 56% Catawissa Railroad preferred . 40% Philadelpbia and Erie Railroad. 1734 vonners Count Railroad... .... be a Lenigh Navigation,....... ¢ Lehigh Navigation, gold 1 ee 100 Pac ui 8S../.b3 The following table Drexel Building:— ‘ine L 20 33 9 81 Chollar Potosi, 82 Con. Virgivia,. 74 Crown Point,, 15 ’ Eureka Con,... 11 Goulds Curry. 15 Hale & 4 5 Imperial. 6 Justice, 28 Kentuel 12 Mexican 38 Ophir. bt Overman. 62 Bessaid & Biy, 8 Savage. 16 Sierra Nevada, 14 Silver Hill, San Francisco by tel California... ese Segregated Belcher .. dated Virginia to-day. MEMORANDA, Buell and Muller. elected. NEW YORK ST: 4 Oshs Un M Co, 100 U 8 Expre: 20) Kae ails: 5 100, do.. os) 400 do 10 Da). & WRE.: Jo) West Un T Hi DONY 1 Jou ilar tet Tse. 5007 Cn Pac RK ist. 40000 4000 Un bs 1000 6. © & LUIst be S she Bk Sof NY, n, 100 Pacific Muil ssive 1m) Wo 309 \ 1000 80 Pac of Mo... 20 she ine Man 5... do... too Amoriese Ex...b3 $10000 US 5's, F, S14. le 1000 Hud i 2d, & Ga» & our cou el MINING STOCKS, and silver mining shares, as received by telegraph from San Francisco, is turnishod by Mr, The following are the closing prices, as received from Consolidated Virginia 75 A dividend of $2 per share was declared on Consoli- The annual election of the Chicago, Milwaukeo and 3t. Paul Railway took place at Milwaukee to-day, when Messrs J. Weld, of Boston, and A. Jeremiah Milbank, of New York, were elected to fill the vacancies caused by the resignation of Messrs, Frank, of prices of the prominent gold Wilham Ward, ao di 100 Del, L ke June 3, a Changes. sobto & Misa es Advanced 4 do. % 9 te Advanced 3 30, do 3355 SA Advanced 1 5 ee ee Ne A ‘s pete Z 200 Lan a St JOR pe 2 83 Advancea 1 ou of 2 COMMERCIAL REPORT. 14-18-18 Declined 2 terete OE 32 12-2 Advanced 1) corrox ox rHz spor 1-16c. LowEn—vurURES 56 oT 55 Advaneed 1 CLOBE QUIET AND FIRM-—FLOUR QUIET— WHEAT ¥ 7 Advanced 1 FIRMER-—-CORN STEADY—OATS QUIET—WHIS- a Advanced 2 KEY EASIER—PORK UNSETTLED AND LOWER— ie re Declined 1 LARD UNSETTLED AND LOWER—PETROLEUM 55 7 Advanced 2 QUIET BUT FIRM—SPIRITS TURPENTINE QUIET— Ld Declined 1 ROSIN NOMiNAL— OILS STRADY — ¥REIGHTS Pe an 17 Advanced 7T QUIET—COFFEE QUIET—SUGAR STEADY. “4 14+ 13 Declined 1 Monpay, June 5—6 P. M. 8 8 8 | The merchandise markets wero generally quict and 3 TE HE Ratlined | [| without decided change, but there were numerous ex- ceptions, On ’Change a large share of aitention was devoted to the anuual election, to the neglect of the markets. Flour was quiet, Wheat was in fair demand and firmer, the firmness restricting business some- what, Corn was steady, Oats quiet, Whiskey easier, Pork and Jard unsettled and decidedly lower, Freights— Market quiet but steady, Cotton on the spot was quiet and quotutions were reduced 1-1Uc. Futures we! easy. Coffeo wan quiet. Naval stores were quiet. Oils were quiet. Petroleum was quiet but firm. Sugar was dy. wrex.—Market for Brazils quiet, quiet. We auote :—Ordinary carg Iie. a 17e.; good do., 17Ke. a17ge.: prime do., 17K(c. & xtreme range for lots, 15¢. a 1¥e. ; Santos, fair to good, Ike. @ 17e., gold, ninety days; Juya, government bags, 200. w 22¢,; do., grass mats, 2e. 2e.; Singapore, d 18¢. @ 20c.; Ceylon, 17c. a 19¢.; Maracaibo, 153g¢, @ 19¢. ; Laguayra, 17c, a 18¢. ; Jamaica, 153¢c. a 18340. ; St. Domingo, 15e, w 153je.; Porto Rico, 1. & 19¢.; Costa Rici 192.5 Mugnasar, Ie, 419566, ¢ Mextcan, 17.6 18e.; Munitne 18e.; Angostura, 17e, a Ise; Savanill,'1533¢. a Curacon, 1460, 0 170. OTTON on the spot wus quiet and quotations were marked down I-16c, Futures wore quiet bnt firm at the close. ‘The closing prices to-day compare with Suturday’s prices us tollows:— nist yy 5 emt June 3. Be TeCHTPSTESES! a 11a egraph :— Crown Point..... 04 Yellow Jacket, Sierra Neva Exchequer Caledonia Mild coffee was also Le. a 15Aje.; tir do., R. Van Nest and Otherwise the old Board was re- OCK EXCHANGE SALES Moxpay, June 5, 1876, PRFORE CALL—I0 AL we i 500 shs LS & MS, 108 oR Re (By oot de ab low the grad a bio 1 u xrade above or uelow the graile quoted emis then Balt 6 Arede te lande. Alakdiva. deve Orleans, Tens: FO Ordinary... BOE [a4 16-89-16 (Bh Strict ordinary ....66 OFy_ 3g Cas Good ordinary, 91516 2 ‘16 10 1-16 Cay Strict wood oF 10% "4 nae Low middling, Whe Wie 1Y'hi6 1n9FR" 100 Strict low mit $ 11% lity 11% 's Middling.. a Good middling 1 Strict wood malddiing. 19 Middling fair, > 193g Fair. <s gt 16 1s I—Good ordinary, ene: 13! 14) strict yuod ordi it ary, Oe. 5 yee middling, 100; middling, 11}ge. Spot walse Sat. Evening. Tota, wa6 were ‘as follows :— sie Consumption. 153 Speculation 178 271 100 bales. For future delivery the turday, after one P. ane, Ausuat, 0) at 13 v-te, 205 200 September, Janaury, 20) To-wtay up to AND | 11:30 A, 100 nt 11 2T-S2a.. no 0. B1, co. 122% | y; mt 4852. 11) yo 17 * rat 1183) “bee 118) a, 12 1, ‘a0 ype ye at Ze; Se Fins? HOMRD=t0s90 A OM 12 Lt2e., 700 at 12e, 000 Tenn 6's,n series 43. +100 shs NJ Con R cr e.; Oetoher, SOO xt bate ers *. 11k ‘200 do. me re) VL 29. 11% ve 00 at Lye; Deeem- 8000 MASP S's,1st,LC 108 ber, Bn at 11346. s January, 900 at 11vce, 100 abil Bice; 1000 MASEP,TitfeD 95. February, 100 si 1d 1elcc.” Total, 15,00 bales, Grand BOOM AS Poonat. sol J dalos. The receipts At the ports were as fol- Low CaN Weeeh, 90 bales; New Orleuns, 2,080; Mobile, ¥ 101 Tharloston, 82; Wilmington, 1S. ‘Total Fuiladelpbie, 111. nvre; by. stount, 40 iy steam, Yc, compressed, to Bre mpressod; tv Liverpool, 5-16e. by a LOUK AND Guaix,—Recelpts—Flour, 15.043 bis. : wheat, 205,507 bushels; corn meal #1) bbls, and 730 sacks: oats, 50,761, bushels’ corn, 43,610 » do.: barley. malt, 6,071 da, ‘The market Mean ulct Wat steady: We note sules’ of 16,000 bbis., at tras quiet, with sales of 400. bbls, at $3 suvertiue. Corn meal was quiet. with at $$ 40.4 $3 45 for Brandywin No. 2 State Superfine xtra Stave, Choice State 0 Wi We Minnesota, Round hoop Obito, shipping Lrauds. Round huop Ohiy, trade brands, straight ext choice double extra. Rye flour, fin Southern, y Corn meat, Worker. Gorm meal, Jersey. % 20 00a 20 50 wus firmor, but the advances checked the de- ness was light, the nominal at $l 17 6 $1 13 fur for Milwaukee, Tho ul $1 10 w St 1234 fo RL 21 for witw Sa for w ore After Change 50,000 Seotats «et or No. 2 Milwankee, $1 19 for No. 2 Chicago ead #121 for an- raded Mincesota, market Bagetmeh get Corn was steady for prime. The sales were avuut 54,000 bushels at Sic. & . for steamer mixed, 5: Phy hs raded mixed, 6c. 6i3e. for Kansas mixed in storv, 404 rade, Ge. & 100 holes Canada om time, aid 81 124, onal md ada on tine, a ensh for 4 10 Hi 183" 400 do. cee 17 | Meme any dute—M Wi 19 NYC ltiteb Woy 40NI Con Hi ie oA deeenad, $1008 ara ‘ae . ane $1) Manila hemp. us ‘yePORR. CALL—12-a0 Pi, a “d 0000 Dist Col 3.65 60! hed hla desta of lov clew & Tol new: 103 409 Pd yaaa x 4 u Cen conv... FOL bt ang roti Exe consi. eh ‘arith ide ; New fai You ECalin..: Boe, 4 crime t) ehele, ‘tie! ss ca Kiva Seanae There, was no. leporings, demand for spirits surpen nd the market ruled easier, About 50 Vola: sold at e.. Kusin was easier. salgs wore $00 bbis. good strained af $1 70 4 $1 7D, and about 210 bbls. low No. ae 6 6 98, We as quote i—Mpirite turper.ti i ashington, ‘et a from Wilmin cant tit ities 81 aay active signs Fhitedsipnte. ese oe tase from the coe Crook were as tollow: rn 74; $1100) U eet 1s, 100) US 5's, 681.03 nT Sporite’ jet and steady SHCOND OARDL P.M | sare, 80 Kone asd? ta cote bi we it the ONT, asked ; oF tis 0 bid, 814 Au 10 bid, 186 asked; Uctober, Hales were a Shoat 1.300 bole oe = for, August. About 40) Ubis. ap $18 65 a S18 We note aales of Shout 1, average, at wee clear solu at ive, BS te seed nominal, were dall and more or less nominal ote sales of 400 shoulders nt ie. decidedly lower, clusing at the Seowud "oul "RIPLE SHEET. gr 50 bid, $10 90 aioli dion’ $10 70 pie, ne ee” 00 Jere Py 310 at Wie. a 10 «1 500 tlerces tar Cuya at 1Oe, | But- for Stato and. Ie. 4 for Westora. Cheese was dull and dolining, We Boat State fuctory. de. a 110: good Jive. ; skimmed, 4c, a e.; Western, Te. @ Rick—Was in’ fair Jobbing demand wad ‘steady, We Varoling, talr to pluie, Ce. Louisiana, EY a ; fer was quivt hut steady at 202, 200. if iy. and Lit box XO hhds, muscov ay wd weti i The. + Retin We quote —Fair wining. 4, cory, fair to © an pees. 7S : oo gc. w Tie. te tien, refinin, Se, 2" do. ie fate 20 choice, 8! fe. ; off A, 9ge. a OSs ted, os ‘Markee oa I muscovade ut Te. Tye. 8 cut lonf, 1045: dull, and pric 2 tierces and 118 bbls. ‘the old wt BS,c. The market was easier; ip was quiet ‘ KeY.—Reeoipts 193 bi 150 bbin wid at s1.10. Fuxicuts.—This market was inactive as a whole, with Tatex quite steady. ‘The engagements were :~To Liverpool, Ber steam, 16,000 bushels xemin, at O44. LOd. ; 4,000 boxes sh 50s. ; 800 do. bacon, at His, To” Lon 10 bushels grain (for next woek), at 11d. dO bu Hour, af 2 ed, To, Hull, pe grain wt LOMd., GO lbs. The com: orwogian bark, from hltadelpite ie Havre, stoum, Ve d ity gabe bbls. erude "petroleum, at Teallan “bel, hence to ‘thes Levant, with 7000 eases refined’ petroleum, De; un ‘American brig, ance ty Ure for rd WW quinters grain, wt nericun s 0 Bristol Channel direct, an with 3.000 quarters d Operto. with 1. at Bd. a British brig, hence to Fi quarters do, at 17e, per bushel: an ttal- . howee to Cork for orders, wit! 500 quar- British bark, ence 40 Calais With an [tralian ark, rumored hence to with 4,000 quarters do., at Gs., but not confirmed. ie ts NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS. + Monvay, June 5, 1373, RUCKIPTS FOR THK PAST Wititk. Veuls anh Sheep ant Calves,” Laine, 3, Cardi Yards, Beever, Cows, ‘ Hoa. Sixtioth strect.... 473 9 408k 7,U6L - Forty-eigbth sts - - 6bL Lae ie Fortleth sire eh i pe 14,4135 Jersey City, - = 40 Blt 9 4,745 Usd ae a3 gas 969 ‘rade opened slow on this forenoon and closod w eur loads of horned cattle unsold. Pi » # 1L3ge. per 1v., SAG uy owt. Fanged from Quulity of the herds as above quoted was from coarse to pon Veing in the wgwregute fair, AL Sixtieth street yards mn, sresit Sd ears of torned cuttios aslos as fol- ers ut oR oh tb, stvers ut Oe, W,, weight 75 cws., situ er Wo! weight 7 ews. seungs" 76 IMlimols. sigrre at Die. Wl. per 10. With a fraction off per Ib. weixht 74 ewt. ; a1 linet ut Ake, w 1Ue, per 1b., Welxht 7 ewe, strong. + TMingis stoors at 1oe. ber lb. weight 734 ows 5 28 faitnots steers at 1c. por Ib., weight Ty ewe. <o filinols steers ut YORE. per Ib, weight 9 owt; 60. iilinols stoord at. Whevler sold tort. C. perl. weight 7 ewt.; ¥, Burchard sold tor ovirl stocrs, at AUC. 6 . W, sail wold for self 53 [Minols st per Ib., with $25 off the herd, Weight Oi ewt.; 91 Thiuois ategrs iit 10e, per Ib, weight owt. UH. 5, toscnthal sald lor Mocris & Wuixel 17 Lilinois ftpers at Yige. per lk, with $1 off per oud, wai 36 IMinoin’ steers at’ P4ge. per Ib, with Weight Wg ewt.; OO Inlinvis steers “ate per Ibewith St olf per hetd, weight 7ewt.: 28 Lliinoly steers at 10s. ih., with $1 olf per heads welght 7h ut ‘We. per Ib., with Se, o1 Moses sold for self per Ib. weight 6% ewt steers at Oc. wil 46 Mlinois lic. per ry at hee, wt. & Thompso hey gar ins Velen Taek por Ib, with $1 on' per head, weicht 7 cwt,: steers at 1Uc. a 104%c, per Ib, weight 8 ewt. Ulery & Gury sold for Coou’ & Hosburg 105 Ilinols steers at Joc a Lc. per Ib. welche Sky ew; for M. Kirchway 208 Lilinoix steers’ at Oye. w 10! weights Gig ewt. us ews, Kt. Kuowiton sold iT stata atecrs at 9450, or Ib, with heud, weight 744 ewt. Wie 11 State steers and oxen . DUE ID., Weight 94 cwt. ; ¥4 Illinols at 1b.. with 50e. off per hend, weit Bis ew, m LOK per lt. welDe for seif 16 Iinois steers ine Sewt.; 48 Illinois steers at We. ewt, = 18 sling ais steers at 10K; cig ob 7g owt. 45 Lilinois ry te Thy par tb, with $1 olf per head, Gilles sold aoe self 30 Hilinols steers per Ib,, weight 8 ewt. Siegel & Meyers sold up {iinple steers. at Yage. por Ibe welshted owt. & ilinois steers at Ue. per Ib., weiguts 7; ewt. 15 Tlinois steers wt 10%4e. per Ib., weight 73g ewe. ¢ ois steers at 10%¢. per Tb, weight Sy ewb At wy City yaras C, Kahn sold for Kuhn & Furst 4 Still fod Tiiuoim steers at 9c. por Ib., weight 64 ewt,; 17 sull fed Liliuois sivers at 10c, por Ib., welcht 03g ewt, ? 160 still fed Mlinois steers ut 10!c. pew tb, weight Gy cwt M. Lauterbach sold tor Kiobter e Co. 17 Missouri steers at ge. per ib, with $1 off we hond, weight 6% ewt.; G8 Missouri steers at 9lge. por Ib. 1 Minsouri steers at Missouri steors at 10Ge. per tor Morris & Waix Iiinors steors ut 940, per lb, woixhts 64 a 7 owt. Illinois xteers at 10c. ‘per Ib. with soe. “tl per head. welglts Gv Zewt. D- Waixel uy with 0c, on per head, weight 3g vwt. 1c. per ia., weiht 744 ews. sold for Morcis Watxeis, 107 Llingis ste ge: per WW. with $1. un pereheud on 00 i Welghts 64 4 '7 ewt.; 30 Tilinois’ Steers at Oe. per Ib, weight 7 4 Minois steers with $1 off per head on dhend aD head, weight 7 4734 ewt. still fed. per Ib., with 50e. off pe on 26’ head, weights OK aTeowt. Cone & MePherson sold for C. Reed is Tennessee »xon ut Ve. a Y4yo. per Ib, weleht BKewt; oy T. C. Eastman 125 Lilinols stvers at Pigc. w Dige. ‘per Ib, ween id ewt.; for y. Allerton ve ped be pie rib. woight Oe ewt.; 15 mi te lee ite. ber iby Wolxat 73g ew 3 SLM ligate woetiint e's Ile. per 1b., weight Tee 6 Mi souri steors at Uige. per Ib., weight 64g ewt. 1 adiey & Toffey sold tor selves 47 stillted dilinois stvers at Usge, per Ib., weight 6!4 ewt.; 42 stillted lilinols steers at i0e, per lb, weight 7 cwt. strong: 80 Ilinois steers ut O%c. per tb., with 50. off on 17 head and Suc. on per head for 6S hy weight 7 ewt. # 744 ewt. Suxee AND Lawus.—Trade slow, quality from Le ovappegia to fair. Sheen sold at Se. w G3ye. por Iv. ; lambs, at 634 por ih.” J. Bolts sold 50 sheep, Wain 3,000 Ibs, fy died ; 80 shoep, welzht 7,130 Ibs, per Ib. | 206 sheop, weight Hd wun por head. ut $9 30 per hou, Sold ‘during t ‘week 2,40 shvep and lambs for 12516. Case & Pid. Nd DY sheep, weight 4310 Ibs. at 9% tas vinch tas vibetube lamba Th: 20. Virgiuta lambs Judd & Buckingham sold 1,730 Ibs., at Se, per Ib, Yas iit 1740 low, wt Uhzer pur Wb. 3 220. Ky . weight 13,480 Ibe, at 7c. per ib, Sold during the Dist Week, 9,004 sheep and lambs; average per head for sheep, for lambe $402, Alume & Hillott wold 34 Ohio sheep, weight 2.0se Tbs, at 6lgc. per Ib; 40 lumbs, wolght 3,030 1bs.. "at 646. ver Ib. lambs, weight’ 7,770 ibs. at. b79¢, per 1b.: tucky' lambs, weight 6,075, Ibs. bat Kentucky: Inmbs, 1,630" ; 8 Ke w. BY ‘weight mineky’ Tambs, Elliott per Sold 33 Ohio shee 10 Ohio sheep. io sheep. weight Jamba, weight 4,600 lbs, ut 759 jambs, Weluht 4.0.0 lbs, at 7: Kentneks during the past week; 4, 423 shocp aud umbs at ee abot head a were no sales, Ke arte quantity veals to hand. . per Ib.; urdinary quality Butiormmiie fod eal eulyen Ge. m U'ye. por Ib, “Trade slv Hoos. —There were no live hogs on sale, DOMESTIC MARKETS, Ganrasror. Jaga 5, 1876. Cotton strong; offerings light; middling, 107 gidinary, Oye. Net receipts, G3 bales, exports eonstwise, Biz, Dales, 073. Stock, Nuw Onuxaxs, June 5 5, eb Cotton quiet; middling, 113 ordinary, Hye. Net. receipt Lxporte—To Great Brituin Coutiuent, 753. Sales, 1, Cotton, quiet and nominal; middling, dteg dling, 1 3c, @ 10%¢¢.; good ordinary, Net receipts, Sa tkigs. “Exporte tocatiise, S10. Sales 25, “Mtock GUIs: Jane 5, 187, Boe good Gottow dul; mid ordinary, & porta We, tee Chunnel, va) Stock, 4,870, Cotton quiet; middling, 1c ordinary, ogc, Ye, shastwita, 10: Salen, 403. zz irite of nomi npentine quiet and ‘Tar firm at $1 56 ie oe ye ee Flour firm, Wheat active, Mem sod wi rs $1.96; Now d Faped Mion extra do. % f Ko, ‘Sed, $1 UM, 0. Wtienn, 125% Juno aid July, rojected red, s73ge. low mixeu, 4844 c,? damazed, 40'4c. win, 32%4¢. Recvipts—s0% bbls, fou els wheat, 28,0000, cora, 4.000 do. oats. Ship: mente=1,100 bbls. tour, 29,000 bashels whent, 3,009 do, curn, 3,500 do. outs. Burrato, Juus 5, 1876, , Heceipte-Hy, lake—Floar, 9.10¥, bole wuz, * eden, 52,00 do. ; Oats, by Failroud -Fiout, 6,400" bb do.;" outs, 10,00 du.; Darley, 2400 d ye, S00 do. bape tet canal to tidewater- Tuo)” bushels; 90.00 do.; malt, 10,50) di interior pol 100 by raitroady— Et bushels. + © bushi ‘corn, 300 Flour, 6,900 be whi do.; Oats, ‘." (o''Now York, toll * imeluded. husheles corn, 99.802 do.; ou do. changed. price lative demand; snes of 16,000 vusitels Shebu 14.600 du, Port Washingtou at $125 a $ Ro. 1 Milwankoo at $1 23 4 $1 24, car lots sample at 4c. oot xed, Sue, a S8e. 0. lected. Burley: Pore dull. at. $20.90 tor. he Br Lge. seeds tunetive. Hizhwine Cuicago, June a aly, Gorn hrm au uly.” Oats firm ork strony and bi firm and bi Unica, N Offerings of cheese, 6.40 box & 10 fae. 5 2,200 boxes were forwarded on commission. Litrux Pants, N. ¥., June 5, 1876, 933 boxes, at Ve. @ be. a 10M, of whiew over TALS commission boxes, Farm ate oe luge. butver—Bales, 6) ato ori datry ales, 279 v FINANCIAL. AT} REASONABLE RATES. —MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment insurance Policies, Mortgage Securities; lusuranee jof ull Kiucdy effuctod wit panies. J.J. WABRICH & €O..117 A NEW BOOK ON STOCK SPECULATION, ALSO daily Market Report free; Stock Privilezes negotiated; best market rat mghtor sold on © per cont mursin; orders by mail or telex xocuted. 1. We HAMILT. 37 Broad si LEX. FROTHINGHAM & CO.. BANKERS, 12 WALL . Make investments of large or small amounts in i a logitimate charactor; reliable puts und calls; stucks bought and carried ou a deposit of 3 to 5 per cent. graph promptly __ Chrewtars and “A WHOSEY 10 1.0: + ov liuprov. ‘D AND MORTGAGE, ; trust funds in several sun ZA manufacturing Business, best custom, for $ » ARTIN 8S. MEYER, 173 Broadway, LADY IN NED W THE LOAN OF $100 immediately: wecurity, Address H., box 192 Md town Branch office. DEPACETED RAILROAD AND STATE BONDS, First Mortgage Bonds of $1,000 each at $10 per bond and upward, KS. Hanker, 178 Broadway. nd New York Railroad Bonds, Also Brooklyn Gas Stock, ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON MORT. kaze New York city property; city railroad Stocks and Bonds bought and sold. ie L. GRANT, 145 Broadway. OUN 8S. PIERCE, NE ST., LOANS MONEY on New Yor« aud Brooklyn Keal Estate. _Six per cent money for first clasy I OF THE NEW YORK LOAN & INPROVE- No. 71 Broudway, N . June 5, 1876. ual Election of this Company tor Nine Two Inspectors of Ki he Lith dav o u the elty of BROWN, Secretary, O} ESSOits TO GEORGE W. 56,58 und vO Park st., New York, will Ince t Worn for Butta Tron ind Repairs, PERRY & WATSON Ity oP reatee and iterations to iron build! they will gi also undertake th rk, siving particular net uiure. SS BANKING HoUs the very hizhest premium for Fractional as of 810 und upward, HE UNDERSIGNED. HAVi cut his business o Tron Work for Building, Parposos and Revairs, nt 56 and Oi New York, to Messrs. PERRY & WATSO Tespecttully solicits on thelr behalf # continuance of the Dublic patronage heret fore xc- eurde | to him, EORGE W. DEBE ew York, June 2, 1876, sana TO GAN LEN Pa Union Buildings LD , 5S und SU EAU, SUMS TO SUIT, AT ae" estate. SOTATARHaEES: OTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE nership heretofore existing between the undersigned, under th of Auspite & Moevers, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent, MORITZ AUSPITA, JUNE 2. 1876, WILLIAM MOREY HERETOFORE “EXISTING nder t W HE COPARTNERSHIP between the undersiene ee auer & ors of Uni vis this day di enauer is authorized t ject all menevs Hauttities contracted bythe firm an 8 Tiawidacion York, June 5, 1s7e BUSINESS — OPPORTUMITIE: A “SPLENDID CHANOE.—PARTNER WILL BE taken in a first class restaurant; best location in the city; owner anable to run it alone. MALONE, Ni D ESTABLISH ess, with BIS arthy of iu 28 Brondwa: ESTABLISHED LLOYD, Busine: RTNE and profitable rest and finaneii gation, Apply to GRIGGS A. PARTNER WANTED-IN OLD Liquor Business; vory littly caah, Agent, 29 Broadway, AS INDUSTRIOUS MAN WANTED—WITH $300 TO $400, in a sate manutacturing busin over 100 per Gout ind thoronuchly established ; the only sure thing on sale. 262 West 19th st., New York. N UPTOWN EXCHANGE, DRAFT, COLLECTION ind Insurance business, long established, in sood credit, can be purchased; smnil capital required: fine oppor. tunity tor oue vr twa men. Inquire of VAN CLERE & CO, adway, room 4. FOR ANY with residence ARTLETT, 619 —A COOL W Is WitatT Rs want. wour the celebrated half ounce Hat: a 50, Found only at SHAY NES, Wallack's Theatre. Batia! ng. VOR SALE—HALF INTEREST IN A Casi LUM- bor Business, 16 years established. Apply ut luinber yard corner 8th st. aud Brondway, HALF INTERE: ¥ MY BUSINESS FOI SALE "to a man with 8800; splendid chance, Addruss Il. G., Herald Uptown Branch olive, 100, FPEGIAL GAPITAL, IN-AN OLD Ds ablished Commi: Address MONMOUTH V TANTED—A CAPITALIST OR A SILENT PARTNER to Invest $6,’ 00 to $8,000 in a new combined und le- gitimate hotel business in New York, Address FORTUNE, Herald office, ws ANTED—AN ENERGETIC MAN. WITH X Casi ital of $2 000, to engavo ® Centennial enter- rine; references riven aud toquived. Address’ ia, cate tox 5Y Post office, Jersey City. HOO SIGE BStAMLIsi ANY SMaiT MAN 2) 4 Hehe manufacturing “bustuers, infu hi isa fortune to be made, HARDING & © $1,000 “chee RADE Bonnets yearly. 307 Bleocker st.. $1, 900.- PARTNER W jower bell. mu tablished four yi ALFRED, Herat $1.5 House; undoubted security. IN ‘KD, A YOUNG MAN OF ¢ noxs yuilifications, with above capi ured und salary of nt leust $60 0 mont invostization solicited; reter- OOM IS, 308 Went 23d st. ).—SHOK FACTORY POR SALE— chinery Fixtu ; mo bonanga; sb no good will iafactory EvSty. het selicr will give twsor ieree bone tains eution to the busivess for two oF three montis ‘Ont reasons will be given forgelliny. pply, Address, for one week, L., Herald Philadelphia Branch office, REAL ESTATE, At the Exchange yesterday the following foreclosure sales were made :, A. H. Muller & Son sold a building, with lot 20,4x80, on Seventh avenue, west side, 797 feet south of 127th street, for $14,000 to M. B. Wilson, E, A, Lawrence & Co. sold a house, with lot 22.6x 98.9,0on Kast Thirtieth street, south side, 147.6 feet west of First avenue, for $9,000 to A, M. Beyer. Jere, Johnson, Jr., sold, for $2,000, to the plaintiff’, one-cighth interest in the following property buildings, with plot 48x78, 2x4$x76,6, Nos, 112 and 114 Leonard street, the plot extending through to Cath. erine lane; 2 buildings, with plot 45x80, 10x46. 6x80. 10," Nos, 117 and 119 Leonard street, north side, 45 fect west of Elm street; 1 baslding, with lot 22x51.6, No. 51 Franklin street, south side, between Broadway and Elm street, and a lot,»20 4x4, in rear, ‘Ail other sales announced for the day were ad- journed. TRANSERS. Bath st, na, 207.8 fe. of Sd ‘Thomas outh and wite to M. Cl * $9,500 M. Clarke 13th st, mew, 217 Mt. e. of 2d av., 29xTOR I, MS, Buttlen ( ey ww J A. Be Mulberry st., e. Broulw re ‘en lar (isd i roulway, Srregular (2sd ward) i wite'to Philip Tests. av, ttn, oF Ty between Cross aud Bayard sia, 3" Dourtney to Kita 226 Mt. @., 29x 100. wife to ‘itkivaah i, Barnes Neuberger 12,54 fe. w. wy. O., 25x08; Osenr Hi. Stearns wo + 18,009 to + 18,000 eto 18,900 Concord wy., & w, corner of Ge ward); Annie M. pt only Sth ot.,n, 848 Tho, of Lexington ay... | wideou W. Davenport (referee) to Kmine 2, 40. Ts OF OU at, LOK wis referee), to Themen Ki Kenworth We 8, BOD 10,500 19,000 19,100 Baxter sto. 8, 195.2 thn. of Park, 260100, thantet Jarvis, Je. (referce) to Jon W. Andreas. Baxter st., ¢. «, 100.2 fm. of Park, 25x 100.6; same to same, am LGB tt. wot a whee) to Ove: 17,000 ra ecb and witd, 12 Georgs Fon of Canuon: 3 years... D, dos, aud wits, to mv tease, aud Conoord av, Gish ward) 1 Joutrees eorize W and wife, to Mutual Lite tus f2Mib st. w. of Thay; L year. wife, to Mary A. Henry, adinii ©. of 11th a c r fchacl, to Baward Wate anda het, w. of 4th ay, ; % yours. Simon, Join, to August hung’, e. «. Chrystie 16,850 | +» 13,000 | us May whey esi gh eet) branch tween Broome and Delancey sts.; 1 year. . 2,000 Wetzel, Steplien and wife, to Anna M, Powell, s &. of 45th st., w. of Mh ay. ; 3 months. 3,000 ———+ 2 MARRIAGES AND DEATLS, MARRIED, Coux—Battarp.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday evening, June 1, 1876, by the Rev. A. wson, assisted by the Rey. H. B. Warring, the bride’s. pustor, Mr. Axc Cone, of Brooklyn, to Mrs, Saka ©. Bauiann, Mariposa Falls. Dove. —On Sunday, June 4, in St Mary's chur. n Point, N. J, by the Rev, P. MeGovern, ? to ELiZaneri CHAMBERS, r Yhursduy, June 1, at Se Thomas’ church, Ravenswood, L, , by the Rev, W. Adamson, Disoxicn Grave to Leoy, daughter of Fred. of Ravenswoad, L. L n—-At the residence ot the June 1, 1876, by Rev. W. Hurentysoy, of Auburn, N, ., daughter of John i, How. On Thursday, June 1, at the resi- dence of the bride’s brother-in-law, Miss Jetsis OWEs to Cuanixs F. Piva, DIED. $ Baiwey.—On June 3, Wititan H, Barry, aged 30 yeurs. Funeral services on Tucsd Tabornacle Baptist church. Bein—On Saiurday, June vatown, N. J, Tuomas Brut, a native of Scotland, aged sz. The relatives aud friends of the family are respecte fully invited to attend the funeral, trom the Presby- terian church, at Shrewsbury, at bulf-pasi one o’clock, on Wednesday, the 7th. BavRIDG: du Saturday, June 3, Thomas Bevaipas, aged 37 years Friends of the family; also Scotia Lodge, No. 634, F and A. M.; the Caledonian Club and the Caledonian Mutual Banelit Association, are respeettully invited to atioud the funeral, from his late residence, 359 West Bist si, on Tuesday, June 6, at hall-past ove o'clock. Kinross aud Alloa (Scotland) papers please copy. Bioomesx.—In NMackensack, N. J., cn Sunday even. ing, June 4, after a long illness, Joms, Jr, son of Cap taip John and Margaret tloomer, aged 11 yeurs, ‘The reitives und friends of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, at the residence of his’ parents, on Tuesday, Jane 6, at balt-pust two o'clook P.M. ‘Trains loaye homens of Chambors Bb, via New Jersey and New York Kuilroad, at one o’¢lovk, Berrows,—Suddenly, on June 4, Wititam Joun Bernows, son of Thotas and Sarah Burrows, aged 16 years 2 months and 19 d: Notice of suveral hereatt O'Briky,—At Yonkers, No Y., Patrick O’Brien, of O’Brien Brothers, parish of Nobber, county Meath, Ireland. Fuueral will take place - dey . M. dence in Hudson st. CRrOaTMAN. —On Sunday iiness, Husky Croan: ‘and 18’ days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also mem- bers of Contineutal Lodge No. 117, 1. vO. F., are ree spectiully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at four P, ML, at the Leth st. from his real 4, iss 6, after a short aged 31 years, 4 months June 7, 1876, at two P, M., frou his late residence, 295 Tul st. ‘The members of Cont No. 117, Lodge od to attend 4 25 Bowery, ob L 0. 0. ure herevy special meeting at the lodge robm, 3 Wednesday, Tih inst, at ball-past ‘twelve P. M., sharp, to pay the last sad ‘tribute of respect to our fate brother, Henry nan. Members of sister lodges ure respectiully invited, By oraer of the N. G, A. DIDIER, Perm. Secretary. Denpsrer,—After a brief but severe iliness, WiLLiAM Deupsren, Sr. years connected with Ewart & Co., Belfast, Ire Fuaveral from his late residence, 325 Van Buren st, on Tuesday, at two o’clock., His treads aud the friends ot the lamily are rospbettully juvited to attend, Belfust papers ple Duguam.—Mo: son of Edward P. 7 mouths. Funeral from the residence of his parents, 346 East, 19th su, at one o'clock P. M. this day, Fostrx.—In Brooklyn, June 5, SUSAN Foster, wife of Charles Foster, aged 37 yeurs, 11 moaths and 27 + days. in the 6lst year of bis age, lor many thé tirm of the late William nd. 1876, Carnes A., younger aud Mary Durbam, aged 4 years and We watched her breathing through the night, Her breatuing soft and low, As in her heart tue wave of life Kept heaving to and fro. Her tanerai will take placo on Wednesday, the 7th inst,, at one o'clock P. M., trom her late residence, 254 Stu st, South Brooklyn.” Her relatives and inends und the New York and Sandy Hook pilots are respect fully invited to attend the funeral wihout notice, Gingoy,—On Sunday, June 4, 1876, ut Tarrytown, Y., at the residence of Mrs. Anson G. Phelps, son of James R. Gibson, take place trom the First Reformed | chore, Tarrytown, on Wednesday, June 7, at four P. ds are requested to atten Train leaves Grand Centr: Hinuter,—On Saturday, June 3, Mrs, Mary HL Hinnixn, widow of the late Walter Hibbler, Relatives and friends of th muy are invited to at tend the fuueral, on , dune 6, at three o'clock, trom the residence of her uncle, William Harney, Exq., 137 Mercer st., near Varick st., Jersey CI unday, June 4th aust, Manaanen year'ol her age. ‘The reiatives. and iriends of the family are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late rest- dence, 305 East 11th st., at two o’e Larkix—On Sunday, June 4, qin: at2 P.M. Kier HALA, in the 7 h | child of Michael and Ellen Larkin, aged 6 years, & months and 16 days, Relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the re her parents, at 309 Kast 11th st, on Tuesday, June & at two o'clock ?. M. “MonGax.—At Mount Vernon, N. Y., on Saturday, June 3, 1876, Caney Monaay, in the 78th year of hit age. Relatives and friends, also members of Haguenot Lodge, F. and A, M., of New Rochelle, and of Hixwatiea Louge, F. aud A. M., of Mount Vernon, are invited t¢ attend his tuneral, on Tuesday, June 6, at three P, M., from the Methodist Episcopal ehurch, ' Mount Vernon. Trains leave depot New York and New Haven Railroad, ab 2:20 P. M. Mi LUUM,— Oo Sunday, June 4, at his late residence, 70 Stagg st, Brooklyn, k. D., Jaws, Sr, father of tha Rey: John A. MeCuit Asolemn mass of requiem, to which the relatives and friends of the family are invited, will be offered at + St. Mary’s Church of the Immaculate Conception, cor- ner of Leonard und Muajer sts., ou Wednesday morn ing, 7th inst, at ten o'clock. Nicuous.—Drowned, ELuan W. Nicuows, of Brooke lyn, aged 43 years, Burial services will be hold at Mount Pleasant Com- * | etery, Newark, N. J., at ten o'clock A. M., on Wednew day, 7th inst. Friends of the family are respectiully’ invited to attend without further notice. | RayMonp.—At Cos Cob, Greenwich, Conn., Caamenes | Raysonn, in the 85th year oi his age. Funeral services in St. Matthew's church, Beaar 4, N. Y., on Wednesday, the 7th, at one o'clock RY. AL | Relatives and trieuds are invited to attend withor! | further notice, Rioyey. —On Saturday, the 3d inst., Kumamera Rie xey, widow of Jolin and mother of Rev. P, 3. Riysuey. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to age tend the funeral, from her late residence, 42 West 32g 8t, on Tuesday 6, at ten o'clock A. M. 5 St. Ann’s church, Rast 12th st., near 4th a solemn mass of ‘requiem will be offered, at ‘halt -past ten o'clock A. M., for the repose of her soul, Saytry.—On Monday, June 4, at the residence of hep son-in-law, Mr. Andrew &, Honor, ELLEN SANTRY, in the 77th year of her age. Funerat on Wednesday, tho 7th inst, from 23 Ham Aton av., South Brooklyn, Ht ewo a eloek. .—On the 3d inst, Louse H., wifeof Benjamin 46 month: jamily ate respect. fully fvited to attend the funeral, from her late reat. dence, 63 West 24th st., on Tuesday, at eleven o'clock” A. M., without jurther invitation, Her remains will be taken’ to Greenwood (or interment ScLLUIVAN.—In Brooklyn, June 5, Mary EB. Fitzp © nick, WHe of Dennis Suilivan, Notice of tunerai hereaiter, Wake. —On Saturday, June 3, Haxxan Many, wifge William’ Wake, aged 45 years and 26 days, Relatives agd iriends of the family are respectfully invited to atténd the funeral, from ber lave No. 23% i 45th st., on Tuesday, June 6, at twe o'clock P. M. Woottky.—On June 4, Missount F,, only daughter of Oliver J. and Eimira Woolley, Fi an from 3 Gouverficur st, on Tuesday, at two ‘clo pe | Nee ‘ NP ¥ AN summer, stytish and dressy, wt SHANE henageare ars for the celebrated hall ouuee Hi price, $2 50, way and 18th st, S MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING. Ato MARIE TLMANN'S, OF PARIS, IMPORTERS Opentug of toe fmest assortment ue Millinery ever bronght to this mark Michel's) your Re] ‘ath st. (inte Dena en pt Tae D LADIES 2.070 Sd onK Sipe "AND BOX PLAITING COMPANY. STK, WisHINo STYLISH 1 Gi faiting, from 1 vo WY Ine! ADIES UF TASTE, TLL Bonnets or round tats at great! redoced wall ud it to theit advantage to cul “at Mae. Dis LACY'S, S524 Broadway, near 19th st. 57 BAS? OFU ST, WEST OF pleatings and’ buttomholeg, JIDESPACK AND DOUBLE-BOX PLA) SS by machine with new improvement for apace plaiting fram ¥ te Zh inches wit tween Vineup,le. Sroullys, Spann Grane sod ine