The New York Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1876, Page 9

TINANCHAL AND COMMERCLAL | The Stock Market Firm, But Feverish—A Decrease in Transactions. GOLD 112 3-4 A 112 5-8. coupon; ten-forty bonds, 107\s; new fives, 100)¢ a 1069,; Erie, 124%; do, preferred, 18 a 19% STATE BONDS, State bonds were strong, Missouri long sixes advane- | {ng to 168 and Tennessee sixes, new, rising 4, to 4344. RAILROAD WOXDS, In the railroad bond list there was an advance in Milwaukee and St. Paul sinking fund gold sevens to 914%, The other changes were an advance of 34 per cent in Chicago and Northwestern consolidated, Morris and Exsex first aud Great Western frst of 1888; '4 per cent in Westera Union Telegraph of 1900 and Michigan Central sevens, and 4 per cent in Hannibal ana St. Joseph eights, convertible; a declige of 1; per cent in Chicago, Burlington and Quincy eights, and %¢ per Government Bonds Strong — Railway Bonds | cent in Chesapeake and Ohio firat (coupon on). In the Steady—Money on Call 2 and 2 1-2 Per Cent-—Investment Shares Quiet. Wann Stauer, } Tavaspay, June 16—6 P. M. Over one-half of to-day’s transactions were con- fined to Lake Shore, It was the sentry on post while ‘all the rest of the guard were sleeping, A remarkably wide-awake sentry nt that, for the only lively tasillade of the session was about the Lake Shore position, The extremes in prices were 543; and 55%, witb an eighth | City sixes, old. ap- | City sixes, new. decline from the botter price at the close, There pears to be no change from yesterday's status as de- scribea in the Hxraty, The Mills party have beeu Steady buyers, while the shorts have showm them- Selves’ more und more anxious to cover on each trac. tional advance. 1t would seem that Jay Gould, de spite of his Vacific Mail defeat, still retains the most of bis “downy cove” eharacteristics, and has applied them tn quieuy picking up ge line of stocks, while, to at! appearance, ho wasa seller, This, at lesst, is the @rowing belief to-day, and accounts for the general des're (0 close up short cuntracis, as it also does for the Birongth of tue morkct The good example exhibited by Lake Shore in the iy dealings quickly showed ils salutary :niluence in she otner speculatives, prices creeping uo a few trac- tions, though with an insignificant amount of business, Altor midday there was somewhat of a relapse, when most of the brokers were at tiffin, but they seemed to have brought back something with them that tended to stimulate the market, for the wheels were soon set going again and whirled on steadily to the close, If the commission orders were § meagre as over there was ut least afresh baich of patriots developed, which is better than no result at all on a dull day. THR SALES TO-DAY. The transactions at the Stock Kxchange to-day aj fregated 93,000 shares:—New York Central and Hud- eon River, 607; Erie, 300; Lake Shore, 52,900; North. western, 1,725; do. proferrod, 1,900; Rock Island, 1,550 Pacific Mail, 9,200; St, Paul, 2,650; do, preferred, 5,000; Ohios, 3,250; Western Union, 6,000; Wabash, 800 * Michigan Central, 2,400; New Jersey Central, 1,045. OPENING, MIGURST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows ‘the opening, highest and lowest 8 of the day :— sofa Opening, Highest Lowest. « 107 107g 140 . 13% » bby - 2 tai Posen wentern preferred... 61% Rock | . Pittsburg... . Milwaukeo and St. Paul... 4035 _ Mil & St. Paul preferred.. 70 Ohio ond Mississippi. + 164 New Jersey Central, » S2hy Del., Lack. and Western.. 108 . 0015 68 Se 68s 16 wb + be 25: « 136 lio CLOSING Paicns—3 RM Profi ail... 2545 6 70 Weat Lu ei. ti) 4 “7 Ata Puc 1s. (uiekaily eitie. wt Mich Central... 4%), NY & Harlem. 139! NYC &H K. 107 ol 2 Union Pucitie.. 505, Missour: Pre. 8: ADVANCE AXD DECLINE. ‘The following are the changes, compared with those of yesterday, at the close:-- ‘Apvaxce.—Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 4; C., C., B. and 1, 34; Delaware und Lackwanna. \; nie, ; Hannibal ‘and St Joseph preferred, 44; Lake Sbore, } Mhnoig Central, 44; Michigan Central ta ‘Missouri ithe, Mii Northwe: Preterred, 3; Kock ‘talund, Ss Western Union, Decuine. —New ‘Jersey Central, 1; Ohio and Missis- Hipp, 2, gold, 4. The rest of the market was stationary. THK MONEY MARKET. Money was freely supplied on call loans at 2 and234 percent, with exceptional business as high as3 per tent, The former prices, however, .still rule. Prime A 6 9 afternoon Uhios and Mississipp! seeond declined to 69, Uvion Pacific firsts advanced to 106}4, land grants to 100%, St. Paul gold sevens to 102%, Harlem firsts to 116%, and Burlington, Cedar Rapidsand Minacsota firets to 42, The following were the clozing quotations for Yaeie Railroad bonds:—Union Pacific firsts, 10535 a 10534; do. land grants, 100% a» 100%; do. smking funds, 89% 2 90; Central Pacides, 103 » 103%. PIULADELPUIA STOCKS. ‘The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o'clock this day, reported by Rendolph, Bick- ley & Co.:— Asked. United Companies of New Jerse: Pennsylvania Railroad Philadeiphia and Reading Lehigh Valloy Railroad Catawissa Raslroad, preferred. Pitladelpbia and Ere Railroad. Lebigh Navigation..... Lehigh Navigation, gold joan., ‘TI BONANZAS, The disparity of price between the shares of Cone solidated Virginia and those of the California Company conutioues to widen, the quotation at this morning's board being 63 for ono and 75 for the other, and holders are growing anxious and asking any questions, which tho brokers here are unable to answer, The general market in San Francisco 1s down, and evidently an unusnal state of excitement exists there, Heretofore it has been the habit of the bonanza kings to step ia at the last moment and rescue the market from the grip of the bears, and our people, boing chiefly bulls, are hopefully expecting a demonstration of that kind from Flood & Q’Brien, ‘The latest newspuper reports aro to the effect that the California mine is yiciding 350 tons of ore daily, and the Consolidated Virginia 550 tons. The month’s yiela of the latter mine, however, 1s ex- pected to be unusually light, owing to the stoppage of one of the mills and the delay in raising ore incident to repairs to shaft, If the decline iu the market for the shares is due sololy to this cause it can be but tem- porary at the worst. ‘The San Francisco papers are complaining that ‘‘not even the bonanza stocks are honored with a quotation in the New York market,” but we may , for their information, that as soon as the now Mining Board is organized the bonanzag and many other good mining shares will be regularly called hore, It is ex- pected that careful investors will gladly pay an ad- vancod price for certificates ready for immediate de- livery. A half per cent in favor of our market would draw hither large amounts of the stock and enable brokers and speculators to carry on a lively trade by purchasing in the cheaper and selling in the dearer market. There is no mining intelligence from San Francisco worthy ogspecial mention, MIXING STOCKS, ‘The following table of prices of the prominent gold and silver mining shares, ag received by telegraph from San Francisco, is furnished by Mr, William Ward, Drexel Building:— Juné 12. bar 13, i % ot a 15. ee Alpha......... 55 Declined Belch 18 i tt 7 i _ Bost & Be 53 52 an 48 Declined 5 Caledonia. 9 9 9 9 — California. 82 $1 7 ¥*75 Declined 5 Chollar Fotos). 86 86 83 85 Dechned 1 Con. Virginia, 69 oT 62 63 Declined 6 Crown Point. 13 13 12 13 _- Eureka Con. . il ll iu i — 16 18 16 _- « % 4 Advancea 3 2 20 21 Declined 1 12 12 12 81 29 28 dS. 55 62 Declined 59 58 61 Raya ‘aékiy, 10 1 30° 0 ies Savage 19 1 1 18 Deciined 1 Sierre: Nov ada, 13 13 13 12 Declined 1 Silver Hill 8 8 8 1 Dechned 1 Union Consol. 11 i u ll - YellowJacket.. 32 33 80 29 Declined 3 * Ex dividend $2 per share. The following are closing prices of mining stocks as reported by telegraph from San Francis: Crown Point. Yellow Jacket. Best & Belcher. paper ts quoted at 4and 5% percent, The following | NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES are the rates of exchange on New York at the andermentioned cities to-day:—Savannab, %{ per cent prem.um; New Orleans, commercial, 4, and bank, % por cent; Charleston, selling 1 a 3-16 premium; 4 premium, buying; Chicago, 23 to 50 discount; St. Louis, 75 premium, and Cincinnati, steady, par. Bierling exchange was firm. Prime asking rates, $00 ree Mal 4.88 and 4.90; solling rates, 4.8734 04.88, and 4.893; a | 710 ¢ 490; Roichmarks,. 9535 a 95%, and 9576 a 96; cables, | 20 : 9635; primo Paris, 5.15 and 5.124. be THE GOLD MARKET. a Gold sola at 112% a 112%, which were respectively, the opening and closing quotations. The borrowing Yates were 2, 23; and 3 per cont. Loans were also made fat and 2. and 1 per cent for carrying, Currency exchanges. Tavrapay, Jane 15, 1876, BEFORE CALL—lo ADM. ‘x 8 14 102 10 she Le MB. ir erie "ig 10) ao 400 100 Brie aie 10.) Obto & iiss. ‘54! 300 do. 54s4 100 StL, KO & Npf.sa picbigen 4 balances. exeh: il AND i300 A ML 00 US 6s, 7.81.83 12034 $2020 U 8 5-20, ¢, "67... 1 OPMRATIONS OF THK GOLD RBXCMANGE MANK. S800 u B5-20,¢,'65, n 120% 1000) U 33%, 1040, 1. liad Gold balances............ $1,453,900 | 2000 1s Currency balac 1,641,404 Fikts/ Bich eae on a Gross ¢! ces, + 20,378,000 £Q.1 A 115 The steamship Pommerania, sailing for Europe to- ae tiie Taf thy ol day, took out $414,000, of which $250,000 is gold coin and the remainder si.vor. — THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $11,000 gold ‘BG scoount of interest and $15,000 in redemption of lve-tweaty bonds, The Sub-Treasury reteased $27,037 Bliver coin to-day. The following are the Treasury balances reported from Washington :— Currency + ++ $10, vase po Investment shares brought the following prices:— New Jersey Central, 623¢ a 814 a 80% a 78, seller 60 aye; New York Central, 106% » 107 = 106% » 1065; Roe& Island, 10834 a 108%; Chicago, Burlington apd Quiney, 115; New York and New Haven, 152; Delaware and Lackawanna, 108; Pitisburg and Fort Wayne, 102! illinois Central, 07%; Producers’ Petroleum, 118; | ‘Wells-Fargo Express, 9034; Harlem, 140; Morris and | Beaex, 10156. . GOVEREMRNT BOXUS. Government bonds were strocg at @ slight advance, Phe principal business was in 1867's, which rose to 12314 tor coupon, The following were the latest quotations:—United States currency sixes, 126 B 126%; do, da, 1881, registered, 120% a 12035; do, do, do., coupon, 124.8 12434; do, do., 1865, regis- tered, 115% @ 11634; do. do., do., coupon, 11574 a 1164; fo, do., da, new, registered, 11734 a 117%; 40. do., do., coupon, 120% = 120%; du. do., 1867, registered, 119% 120; do. do., do., coupon, 1234 a 1233; ; do, do., 1868, re- gistered, 121 « 121% ; do, do, do., coupon, 124 9124) do, ton-fortios, registered, 118 a 118%; do. do, cou- pon, 118K @ 119; do. fives, 1881, rogistered, 117K @ UT%; do. da, do., coupon, 117% a 117%. HR FOREIGN MARKET. * The London advices report consola a shade firmer and United States bonds steady. The bullion in the Bank of England increased £447,000 during the week ending yesterday. The bank’s proportion of reserve to Mabilities is now 68% per cont, againat 60% last week. £141,000 additional went into the vank to-day. rate of discount in the open market for three months’ bille is 19% per cemt, while the bank rate remains un- sbanged at 2 percent To-day is settling day at the Btock Bxchange, At Paris rentes bave declined to 106f. 07}4e, The specie in the Bank of Franco in- ereased 9,856,000 during the week. Exchange on London, for short sight, 261. 20)¢0. The following | fare tue quotations et half-past tour P. M. :—Consols for money, 044 © 04%; do for account, OH a 04%; Aive-twenty bonds, 1866, old, 106: 1067 do,, 108, ex ‘The | 00 1000 ¢ ‘ 5000 H & Br Jo 8% 400 Mich South « 6U00 Ubiv & diss con YP 190) 1000 T&Weonevbl.. 3s 1000 5.00 Gi Fist, 38 42 11 18000 We M00 & O Tetye om Sououates Con 7's 45 100 than £'8i Jo t.b 6 4a 60 Unie & a KK.» « bry 100 do a 100 do. Sooo ME Si gold 3000 Boa & M lot b6 10g she Weat Un Tei.. Me seeuND BOARD—=t PL ML 400 ahs NY C & Il R.be 107 MEG 190 be 107 NEW V YORK | HERALD. F = ) West A <aheteshch oa €8ty 08 io =: oro 2009 Mo, K & Taf... 85 ppeetge us. 2000 Ohio € Mon.) 90 2000 West Pae bds. | 10 6000 M & SP 7's, cold 102 2000 on ee hoe i ’ ao. io 400 00 Obie 100 do. 10 do. Be do 100 do. 100 Ohio & M 100 8t L, K wo “do. 2:30 TO Jo 100 Chi, B&Q BR... 20) Mor & Ess BR... Sy amet be a P. RIDAY. woe 6975, bl 203 cut & i Tit be 1osig COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE spor 1-l6c. HIGHER—Y¥UTURES 1-32c. a 1-16. FIRMER-—FLOUR STEADY— WHEAT DULL AND IRREGULAR—CORN FiRM-— OATS STEADY — WHISKEY FIRMEB — LABD NOMINAL— PORK IRREGULAR -——- PETROLEUM STEADY-—-SPIRITS TURPENTINE QUIET—ROSIN QUIRT—OILS QUIET—FREIGETS QUIET—COF- Steady. 16%, tor 25 had. ing os 1-16e, follows Wednesda} Ordinary... Strict ordin Good ordin Corn meal. for mised, ix . Engl S105 8 1 stead, Os. Linseed, casks, Sue. ; cotton for United: ge 2a: kot giv 20 vi, September, ) wikeed. 16Ke, a 170.5 15,423 bushels; 26,000 bushels malt, 18,256 do. orate ass ingly 10 for ny pong 73. firnr but quiet, Oats steady. firmer but quict. fi 14340. Ye; Mexican, ath Ie; bic ostura, 17 & Curacoa, 143ze. 8 17s. orrox du Basi treme views ‘ot holders. closing prices to-day compare with Weduesauy's prices as Thersdon une 15, 23g Tats: 3 12 9-32 aly, 12 1-32 912 12 3-16412 tsa M 2 11 8 *Guodailons wre bused on Americus tion, and, on cotton in store ranning in quality shati half # zrade above or below the yrade quoted :— Wry. ary. 800 bales at 12 3- v —Ja 300 at 326., 300 at a Tede, 1295, igi wg 2h ‘the receipts at th Peris, were. xx follows: Now Orleans, 57; 43: Witmington, 11 puncheo: —The market was dali though prime samples little more steady. = $1 03 tor soft N dry No. 2 Chicago 2 Milwank tore, ee for wo grade mixed ana Ge. a 61 Rye was quict, with small sales of steady, with saies of $9,000 bu 400. a 43, for white Western, He. for No. 2 graded. S4c. a dle 47e. for the ran, fovu Sotrits turpentine, 20!,c. 10 good sf Tar—Washingion, $2 19 "es'30. from Wilmington were so tollv $120, good Strained: $1.25 Tur fran, 81 On soft, $1 80: virgin, 82 01, “The market was quiet but steady, e 1 Sado py Bes timny lace. were as follows ;—-Oll City good do., 17)g0. gold, ninety daya; Jay FER FIRMEB—SUGAR FinM. Tuvxrspay, June 15—6 P. M. There was no decided change in the markets for gen- eral merchandise to-day, nearly everything remain: ‘ng duilat unchanged figures—though in some cases values showed a further shrinkage, On 'Chango Flour was steady, Wheat dull and irregular, Corn was Whiskey nominal. Lard was somewhat irregular. Freights were quiet and generally weaker. Cotton on the spot was 1-16c. higher. foo was firm, Futures were drmer. Pork of- Naval stores were quiet, Gils were quiet but steady. Petroleum was quiet ang atout Sugar was firm but quict. Covrex.—Ine market for Brozils was firm, but rather quiet. 5,000 bags Rio ex Reggy Day sold at to fully fair; miid coffee was steady. Laguayra, 6,574 do goes, ISe. w 15K 1735 +-Ordinary ci a 15e.; Porto Rico, Ie. a 188 wn was quiet on account of Futures oe 14 Gotabes) B Nov, 32 a 1235 a 12 17-32 pele N. 01 Bina esti 10 et “1.16 0 116 1 “16 12 $:828., OV at 12 2,200 at 12 1-1 tee Mes 100" at! 1 709 11 B-se., WO at 11 15. November: 1,000, at 11 Mobile, wonah, 53; v8; Phila week, 1,4 doch lL you treights eb lows :—To Havre, by steam, compressed, x ae, compressed. to Bromon, by stewn, compressed. To Liverpool, by steam 5-16. : by nail, corn, 41,194 do.; rye, 1,810 di The flour market was steady, wi les were about 14,500 nd Southern, ‘The sai 4 Milwaukee, $i a GLige. malt ‘a Sie. for whi f whit rket was fairly acti; hhds, Cabs, 2,954 do. bbls. sold at 4. salon withte the re Ke. we, Rosta—comi —Koxin eras Spirits ster refined, ment, $225 ga Gade bid; Union, €d O23, ask ff bar'tirm, elosin $19 15 bid, i” 126,510; Ceylon, 13. were firmer. Be: August, 400 at at is 39 9-486. 1,70) nt 12 ony: Bopicinber, me at 12 3-20 , 400 us 1 jew York, 44; Bosto this ‘day Iasi Total sings Sap- a as To Hamburg ba ith a mod extras, which sold to some extent generally low ured aud closed a i oe at the second Daring tho past week 3,609 bacs Maracaibo, 451 do, Costa Rica and 200 do, Luguayra sold in lots for consumption within tho range. Tho stock of mild cove in Grst hands Is as follows:—Java, grass mats, bugs; Maraeaibo, 20,065 do. ; 200 do. ; St. Domingo, 2,488 do. ; Porto Rico, 150 do. Riea, 4,882 do. ; African, 674 do ; Mexican, 752 do, ; Mantla, Savanilla, 2.243 do, Toal stock, 51,445 bags 120,510 mats Java, Remarke—Wo have Messrs, Wright & Co.'s tologram, dated Kio, June 14, 1876, advixing:—Salos t., 25,000 bas, Shipments, 12,000 do, ing, 18,000 do. Stock at date, 72,010 do, Average daily receipts, 4,400 bags. Price—8{600; market firm, Exchange, + fate do, ; prime do., 1736. & 17 ea, Costa Jas id Load- government bags, We. & die.; Singapore, do.» 8 18340. ; Marneaibo, 14340. @ ions on spot cotton were marked up to the The 3. 1-32 — 1116-16 w 11 81-93 al2 Texas, ay AB. 1 3-16 16 Ne "7.16 AY 76 12 5-16 es 5-16 Strict youd ‘ordinary. tx Low middlin, 3-16 Ir Strict low mi tis 11% 124 i Strict good mi Eyh nie oe fair, he Fai e Stained Good pordinary, 8c. ; strict good ordinary, W4e. ; Jow middling, L0%e.; middling, lige ‘Spot sules were ab follows :— To-Day. Last Ecening. Export. . — 1,630, Consumption, ov7T Speculation .. 150. 17 2,128 i800, Bales, Foe future delivery were as follow: Yesterday, after two F. fc. : Septombor, 100 at 12 1- 168; Oat 11766, Total, 1.40) bales, To day up to 186, 7,000 ¢ 8 fol- FLOUR AND GRaAIX,—Receipte—Flour, 11.462 bbls. | waves, corn moal 1.2 0 bots. ‘and 160 sacks bbls, in- $3 To Cor ly, ” sacks sold at a 8 M0n $3.48 for Brandywine, and $2 80% y aud Pennsylvania’ yellow. We $2 75.083 40 wee £008 440 5008 525 2a GO 4008 440 ‘ 5 Wa 525 Sake iio ahippinie Crs, gue 335 | Hound houp io, winging Fa loa 54 | Round he ene be 5508 65D | Family 17008 850 St. Loui 50a BoD Wa Too 7We 825 8250 050 3 Toe 420 80a 37 40a 450 . 49e 67 70a 900 a 825 ie Bea 32 Corn meal, Brandy win B40a % So © for steamer ‘estern fair at State, for the range of mixed ‘orto ico, 1,720 hy js and 2.000 bls, New Orleans, 'W —Uuba, centcifaye! ana mixed, 22e. abe. ; clayed, do, tauscovade refining. 30e. @ ‘4s. ; do. gro feo, be. a Sbe, lish Fsianus, fait to youd, dee. a Sue. : vrime to e market for spirits of turpentine ve. Rosin w lees strained, quote :— Month: lot and clesed barely i—Ornde, in bulk, Yn bb wt Philadelphia, Adviees irom the Creck iid, $2 8% waned Parker's, "s, abipame nt, Jui —TRIPLK rather irrezul 4 “enll”? as tolior Sune; $11 So uid, stl Neda ore ST soade S11 70 August, "gle 3 b hj asked; September, $11 7 vid Sti wo asked: Detuber, 81190 bid, S12 asked: seller year, bi JUNE 16, _ 1876. jar, ctosi ut a BRD. OF uerces ern On priv ed at 1240. ee ‘outh Amottens, 1 uba and Wie, u tie. tor city city No Tag Tie. and 200 tlorces for rus, Butter ine! steady wt Se. u20e. for Wentern, Cheese wns & 10%¢. for fancy State, and 10¢, good to tine du. Rick.—There w: prices, We qn Louisiana, fair demand at standy Ge, A — Th ‘Dut firm. Sales were 100 bhds, etre at 7 ‘and, 600 hhids, and 190 boxe: for com 0 fully fair re- fining. Kellued way quievaud steudy.. Tne stock ot raw is as follows :— Bays. lute, Melado. Btock (ascertained by actual count, including syeeala tion), June 1, 1s + 95,142 99,778 210,035 8,505 Receipts since June 82,79 eed” 10,687 "639 Totals. 1 40,440 2a 4,140 Sales since June 1, 15 3,085" (0004 170 Stock this day, June 15, 1876. 108,526 46,055 227,518 3,970 Compai dane 17, 487 141,139 41,868 122,098 10,201 Comparing — with June 1s, 1874... -148,619 100,903 Comparing with “"stoe June Ly, 1S7.... 89,163 251,085 8,841 —We quoto:— Fair to xood refining, Be} Cuba, i cory, fair Lo eboice, & 3 do., centrifugal, bids, and box: do,, molasses, bhds. and al, Mile, Tb pts, 4 ‘The murket was stoady RAS. —We note siti Moyune at from 164 # pee Ib Osu da. Po do. Japan at from We. ‘ te per Mik and SUA Loxes Ming: er Lb. 2 bbls. whiskey and 50 bbls, aleo- id nominal; 7 bbis, sold KY. —leceipta= market was qt € atS)ilag. Fuxtanrs.—The ndo wax slow after yesterday generally wenkor. ‘The eu; 16, per 60 Ibs. cheese, por Suturday’s steamer (ine reported), at di bacon, previously nd by ‘wail, $2,000 bawlets at grain at 7d, per steam, 4,000 boxes of ot at OUe, mxes part rocent ported at 45: ‘s comprised =A a bark (rele. fren Pulladelpiiia or Baltimore to German tate. with 4.00 bbis. of redned petrovwum at dy. 9d, option cf Cronmtadt, at 5 8 baglg + bar! onee ty re: a bbls, 3 ia to Bromen, lay dayas aw Haban bark, cises of relined petroleum f, 2.400 tos, laid yu the berth, ior ain reported above. (now at the Breakwater), trom ‘A British xteun Elverpocl, takine the Later—A German Richmond to the Bultic. with 3800 buts. retiued petroleum atds.; a Norwegtun bark, hence to tiavre or Bordesux, with 3,200 bbis. cruve petroleum at 4s, gd; an Ameri brig, hence to the Baltic, with 2,204 bbls. at ds. : 0 Norwegian bari, trou: Richmond to Fienshury, with 2,800 bbls, do. de. at Ox Gd; an Amerienn setiouner (9. parted some days since, afterward ean or Seville, with 10,000" cases do, at Yo London, by sail, 1,000 bbls. flour, Just evening, at 2s ia. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gauvxstos, June 15, 187%, middling, 11% 1OFGC. : Net reculpte, 85 bales; urvey Gl. isx- 1. Stock, 8,449), Ww OniKANs, June 15, 1870, Gatton—Demand good mildatines 11sn¢, : low middling, Lodge. : Kood ordinary. Use. Net roel bal Cotton quiet: good ordinary, O%e, ports constwise, Sud. Sales, 67. Exports—To Great Britai coastwisa, 1,140. Sales, 2,502 St Monire, June 15, 1876, Cotton firmer: middling, 113g¢.; low “middling, 10446, ; good. ordin Me. Not ‘reevipts isports to the Continous, 1,600, Sales, 500, VANNAL, pa US, 1870, Cotton Hirm ; middling, Me. ; low middling, 10 1-14e. : kood ordinary, Sic, Net receipts, 53 bales; gross, 153. “Bales, 57, Stock, 4,880, CHaucestox, June 15, 1876, Cotton, stead; middling, 1L4se.; low Iniddling, 1034 ood ordinary, ide. Net receipts, 43 bales, Sules, 100; Stock, 65 Oswuco, June 15, 1876. Flour unchanged; sales 1,300 bbix. Wheat steady; sales of No, 1 Milwuukee club at $126; car lots do. $1 28." Corn quiet; sxies of ola W ed at S8e, Coru real un- b Mill eed steady and unchanged. corn and rye, 3c. to New York 275 to New York, Kuilroud frel 5c. to New York coipts—Whoat, 2,400 bushel; Taimber, shipments—W hunt, 7,100 bushels; Lumber, Burrato, June 15, 1876, Lake sage pte BR 45,000 bushels; corn, 40,090 do. Railrow 400 Bola: wheat, 13,000 bushels: earn, 19,000 1) dh ) do. Canal ship: ments for 83,000 du. 5 outs, 18,000 do. Tew shipin 17.000 for New . tolls’ inel G30.Vbis. wold'at uuchauged. prices. ors have uo div Sue. t ie, Rye duil; sales } eur of "uate at Roc. Barley neglected, Malt quict. Fork dali at $1975 for heavy mes. Lurd dull at Ic. Highwines nominally at $1 11 for city made. ToLKvo, June 15, 1870, Flour dull, Wheat di No.2 wiit held ab $l BS M amber Michizen, $1 3; No. 2 red winter, ‘ld, 1 ered nod Ble. oe fim hich minal vate ane damages o ; ene held ab die: ich Keceipr— Wheat, 2 000 by AW do. Shipan nts—Plour, 8,000 do. Cuicaco, June 15, 1876, Flour, gies ont barrecpag wel Wheat * fair demand but 0. hie lower $1 OFK, spot and June uly; Bt Oats a ingant: 0. 3 Chieugo spring, HUIge. bid. Gorn quiet but steady at 3c. lower; No. 2b 5 Se, spot und June; 45) vid, July: 466. bid, ejected, and if! firm; No: 2HA¢e., with ao fair Pork steady at my io Lop August, Lard inactive and lower; aPSti To, spot Hulk ments steudy: ‘shoulders’ hag, alles, 10s, Whiskey steudy and firm at $1 US \ 000) bist os 00) do. ; barley, urn, 208,000 my HK) do. Kailro 20. Linke and rail—Wheat, 1044¢. ar At the after- koun call of Vie buss a $1 O6AG, Fury. Corn higher; 403ge,, June ; 438ce., Jul 1 AtguN, Once, Yige. gash.’ Fork euvier; $13 W's BIS U5, Juiy) 810 Oi} 8919 10, August. Lard unchanged, COFFEE MARKETS, Rio Jaxutno, June 14, 1874, Coflee, market animated: prices very fir; wood Aste, 5,700 « 5,800 reis per 10 kilos. Kxchange 0.4 London, 25 Santos, June 14, 1876 Coffee market animated: prices firm; superior 5,200 @ 9,850 reis per 10 kilos, EUROPEAN MARKETS, Lospox Provuck Market.—Lonnox, Jane 15—Even- ing. --Caleutta linseed, 47s. id. n 478 9d,; linseed cake, £10 a £10 Se, por ton; linseed oil, 23s, w 248. Ud. per ewt. ee FINANCIAL. Bantos, J. BW. SELIM road New fasue Letters of Credit 10 Travellers payable in any part of Kur . Africa, Australia and Amer draw Bius of Exchunge,and make, Burope nud ( T FELONABEE RATER —MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment insarauce Policies, Morigages and ote securities; insurance of all kinis effected with best come punivs. Jd. 2 117 Broadway. je puts calls; nit of % to 5 per cent. stocks bought and carried on Circulars and weekly reports +91 TO LOAN ON & WOLCOTT, 10 Pine st, SSETS FOR HALE, $20,000-MANUFACTURING ve Stock, for $4.0.) first class New York reference. Ad. Gress T. Cy HisG Kiel, Host oft rari NEY holes property. “aR YATT, 145. Broadw & POLL other sveuritios my Broaaway, N ONKY TO LOAN ON Lire: INSURANG E POLICIES, i ge Uberal terms, PECK & CU., 162 Broadway, 8150, SWANT TO BORROW THIS AMOUNT INME. diately; will vay ® bonny of ten per cent and JERSEY CITY, vox 144 RAL KOU t be dma tory brick central B ruperty, Sorth $15,000, ‘Adverse RLDON. bax S08 Herata ofiee $10, OOO WASTED At SIX PER CENT YOu THN Years om, Hrookiyn, improved Property, worth 845.000; herd pan valuation, Address bo Heruld ofiee, i) 31.0 000 Fret “TO LOAN AND 7 GASH ORT. onr rome! hy tow rates, Haid aa iene, JAEOH Vad. WHUKOFE, $1. 000. 00 TO LOAN ON MORIGAGE AT lowest rates. _V. K. STEVENSON. Jr., No. 4 Pine st. _ NESS OPPORTUNITIES, ERR bi WAN TED-IN “AN AN GtAwetaineD wholesale end retail liquor business: this Ix ee to make money rapidly. GAFFNEY & SMITH, 17 RARE OPPORTUNITY 10 PURCHASE ay ae om. third to oue-halt or controlling interest In promineot Cowl Compuny, with g od basin at Losition at ood salary: cette to $10,000 required id some exehange; take part casi only this week. “Ad iress UU. MUSCUCK. Herald oftices GRAND OPPORTUNITY To START IN BUl nese—An old established Housefuruishing Basin stock about Ses will e: sag lightly ene F, RE! VERY Pay aE iy eerm eer rue BAL, well estabilshed Sul Meron te yen i woot eG LUG! ao'eth at 9 it near Broad “i RARE it A Rane RE CANCE To. SECURE GREATEST WANG eaterorise In market, by inventing equetly wisn saveriee, ‘Umiy senal from business, 62 Montvoners tt hoom We Jettes Clg. aurket was quiet | bbis. SHEET. BUSINESS OPYORTUNITIED. — OUNTRY HOME, NEW JERSEY, FUMSISHED. AND engagement tor sare living, prospect ior late praflt t refercicen C buitai ma yt equvent f {ntorext r would take 4 partuer with. uu st TED—WITH $10/00, IN TH and milling business: absolute «ee large established trade: will beat the claves this is a ture chance for parcies looking f business. Address T.. bo: Horald Uptow tion is ol with fuir salary fand prospects IMPE! Rink ‘box o 87 Merald o 5 we ax tenvelling si assing by sample ln city a laeruld office $1-000-08" untinited extension, —¥ ANT $25.Q00 aerated ats Uvo interest im wnestuntished and p San Vranclsov; rat class cof ox civen aad ei: for the Tight wan thisis a rare opportunity. Address Y., box 19s Horald office. attention paid t Address M., bo ¢ WANTAD, BUSING Ono yoarly ‘guaranteed OT Bleecker st., lower bell. i THE COTTON REPORT, Wasiixeron, June 15, 1876, The June returns of the Department of alture indicate a slight reduction of area in cotton, compara tively late planting, good stands, except in cases of too early plautiog or mundation, growth not up to the average for the season, healthy and improving condi tion and clear culture, with the exceptions caused by heavy raing that stimulate growth and prevent work- ing. The largest local reduction ix area haa been in Louisiana, caused by the overflow and wet weather tn planting _ the e where the se dhetricts iu T. corn for cotton, but in one-to hax beon a positive increas remainder nu decroase, while the otiai tow! area of arable is rapidly it ACRHAGH are ap THe Tho figures for_acre linw, 98; South Caroli Alabama, 100; Miss ction 18 100; Arkansas, 100; Te equivalent to about th Tu Virginia and North Curolina there ts plait of bad stands and smail growth from cold bights, ‘Thoueh the planus are healthy and tho culiure generaily clear, The lai planting pronuaes well in/Soath Carolina. — Karly seed ing has been productive of poor stand lie cons dition averages very high Im Georgia, seasonable rains, fine weather tor work and abondaut labor having been very favorable, Drought atthe time of pianting bas attected cultivation unfavorably in Fiorida, Stands are generaily good in Mississippi aud Alavama, and the plants healthy, thougn small. In Loutsiuna overtlows have seriously injured the crop in. exposed locutions Droughts in some parts of Texas have been injurious. The plant 1s looking well in Arkansas and Tennessee, except in places where it was injured by inces:ant rains or inundation ‘The condition of the several States is as follows:— North Carolina, 101; South Carolina, 98 ; Georgia, 1 Florida, 82: Alabama, 94; Mississippi, 88; Louisiana, | 89; Texus, 90: Arkansas, 95, and Tennessce, 93. BUSINESS TROUBLES. An exceptional case in bankruptcy is that of D, Far- rington & Brother, manufacturers of paiuts and ons, of Newburg, N. Y. At the second meeting of the bank- rupts’ creditors, held on Wednesday, before Register John W, Little, of No. 4 Warren street, a dividend cf sixty per cent was declared, and the assigneo, Mr, ‘Thomas %. MoAlles, stated that he held a suitcieut bal- ance of the assets to pay the remaining forty per cent, with interest, Mr. Alvig Burt, Daniel Drew’s attorney in bank- ruptey, will be exainined this atternoon, at two o'clock, betore Register J. T. Williams, of No, 4 Warren street. J, A. Diele, dealer in coai, at tho corner of Four- teenth street and avenue D, has made an assignment for the benefit of his creditors, Mr. Watts Cook, President of the Passaic Rolling MillCompany, was yesterday appointed recetver ol the Watson Manufacturing Company, iron bridge builders, ‘The company’s real estate is valued at_ $160,000, which 1s wbout covered with mortgages, Their machinery, &ec., 18 valued at about $109,000, which is about the amount of their floating debt, They have had two disastrous fires, however, aud other drawbacks, which have used up their working capital, so that they are unable to continue business as they were, It is b heved some sort of an arrangement will be made so that they can keep the establishment going, LONDON COLTON CONVENTION. ‘Tho delegates from the New York Cotton Exchange to the London Cotton Convention, to be heid onthe 10th of August next, aro William P, Campbe!l and KE, Beygr. ¥, W. Williams and J. P, Negreponte are tho alternates. MRS, SiEWART’S LATEST GIFT. The list of Mrs. Stewart contributions for chari- table and benevolent purposes iengthens out stil! further Mr, Samuel Willetts, in behalf of the Society for the Relief of the Ruptured and Crippled, acknowledges the recoipt of ber donation of $2,500, besides $2,000 to the New York Infant Asylum and $1,000 to the Working women’s Protective Union, Mra Stewart has sent Mr. Cyrus Curtiss $2,500 for the benelit of St. Luke's Hus- pital. Mr. Jobn PD. Wright was informed on Tuesday. torough Judge Hilton, that Mrs, Stewart desired io contribute $500 in aid of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. It {s said that Mrs. Stewart’s donations in this way already amount to about $100, 090: THE FATAL TUGBOAT COLLISION. Coroner Gannon, of Jersey City,commenced an inquest yesterday im the case of the men who were rundown | by the tugboat R, #. Cabiil, off the Battery, on the 6th inst. The body of the younger man was identified as Louis Jacobus, who had been missing trom his home-in Greenville #ince the forenoon of the day the disaster oveurred, Charles £. Weiss, of Newark, appeared and identified the other body as that of his brother, who disappeored from Newark three weeks ago. At the time he lett he had a watch and gold chaia, bat when the botly was found they were missing, The inquest was adjourned til! next Monday. Shoald the County Physictan intertere, however, it will be discontinued. BOLD BURGLARY | IN NEWARK. Tho grossly incompetent voenigement of the Newark police force received still further Hiustration by the perpetration early yesterday morning of another daring | burglary. Emanne! ‘Hume's tailoring factory, located main thorovghfare—No, 66 Springtield avenue- cred aud 200 pairs of pantaloous, valued at oe 200, carried off. A Wagon was undoubtedly used by the burglars. The police authorities, ashamed of such a crime being committed under their pose without any arrests bemg made, tried every efort to suppress the facts from the reporters, but with the result hero- with set forth, LONG TRIP FROM tOCKAWAY. Tho steamer Plymouth Roek was encompassed by a fog while sho was on her way from Rueckaway Beach on Wednesday evening. The marky envetop settled #0 closely about her and remained so persistentiy the steamer lad to lay to, and hence did not roach thie city until yesterday morning at ten o'clock, when ber | passengers were janded alter their unexpectedly lung wip. A MYSTERIOUS CAS At two o'clock yesterday morning Bri'get Falion, re- siding at No, 45 Sussex street, Jersey City, was foand dead on the floor beside her bed by her fon, who just entered the house at that time. When he left in the evening its mother was in good health. Corougr Gan- non made inquiries, but could not obiain any evidence _ | hela strangers entered the house. An tnquest will be eld. STABBED IN TcE BACK. Yesterday afternoow a quarrel took place at Barclay street ferry between Thomas Egan, of No, 497 Pearl street, and Michael Walsh, of No. 17 Ludlow street, during which Walsh stabbed Egan in the back with knije. Egan was taken to the New York Hopital, where his wound was dressed, It 18 not of a dangerous character. Walsh was arrested, A S@RIOUS DRINK. John Breckman, aged seventeen years, of No, 60 West street, employed in the soap factory of B. T. Babbitt & Co., took a ey of off of bitter almonds tas morning, at stigation of fome o! is coodition is paid red precarious, MRS. BARRY’S PITIFUL CASE. To tue Epitor oF Tue Hirwauo:— - leannot retrain from by ei my feelings of in- dignation at the conduct of Weed Sewing Machine Company toward Bridget YY, 8 roported inthe Henan of this morning. While I cannot indorse her act in the destruction of the plete giaas 1 can rt H atiand ber feelings of Oxasperation at the —— of $55, which sum, HO Rete wth the Hi many wonths of at ai fou hf poorly Leannot Justice | Naw York, }} AFRICAN METHOD:ST CONFERENCE, The second day's session of the African Methodist Episcopal Conierence was held in the Bridge street Methodist churen, Brooklyn, yesterday, Rev. Moses Woodyard opened the proceedings with ~prayer, after which Bishop Wayman called the business meetng to order, Revs. E. B. Davis, ET. Thom) and J. Frisbie were appointed & committee on orders, A conference was held between several of the brethren, aside from .the Convention, at wh vich persons! diflerences were discussed and settied. Complaint was made by Brother Frisbie of Mr. Dad- Jey for permitting the use of his church at Oswego for & Ineeling of the congregation to decide whether they would accept the pastor sent there by the Conierence, The case was referred to a committee for report. A eba: ogainst Brother Woodyard for having unsettled grovery "bill, to the amount of about $26, Tho brother sad he could get trasted by the same erocer again, if he so desired, He was re heved from serving ou the committes, Ainong the candidates for the ministry Whose names were pre- sented were:—Jobn ©, Lodge, son, Wilhare Kwbauks, \. © Amos, J. H. MeCoy and C, H. Greene, Brother W lliains spoke of the necessity of closely ex- amining candidstes for the ministry, remarking that acrtam mab whom he had seen ordained “cot bis ather’s horse, aud stole hig got her no The brother had y ver since he was born, ch merriment With she remark, him ty he was born,?? father In big Mr. Nichols preached the mis sion noua a Bridge sireet church, and the Rev. Mr. Amos preached in the Fleet street chu pI ws ATM tas MARMAGES AND DEATIBS, MARRIED. CASSARD--PLATY. St Thomas’ Episcopal June M, by the Rev. De. Mor. to Avkuita Poxmoy, eldest Jone 14, at the ional church, by the Rey, . George E. Ree .. daughter of George S C DV, Helme ARLES A, CoPriNn bt ME 0 15, ut Christ ebureh, ) , by the GD, Jobn- son, Henky I BLuMay to’ Auice Maun, youngest ghuter of Frederick K, Groty. the Sth of June, 1876, by seler, CHARLES Gourr, of daughter of Andrew Silk, of Liberty Pails. No earas, ane, — Ou Thursday, June 15, at the restdence of the bride’s parents, by the Rey, ‘Howard DD, Wiaias M. Hogexcamy to Eusia ST, ‘daughter of Henry D. Crane, all of tuls Hovr—Friiows.—On Wednesday, Juno 14, at the Chureh of the Heavenly Rest, by the Rev, Dr, How. land, Jamks Oris Hoyt (0 Eatiuy, daughter of the late Louis 8, Fellow Raxpourit—Hatt.—On Thursday, 15th inst., by the Heman Dyer, D, D., Cartes Henny Rasxvoirn Can, oldest daughter of A. Oakey Hall, all of this city, Sart—Buakostwy.—On Wednesday, June 14, at St Peter’s church, Monroe, Conn., by the Rev, James E, Coley, WaLuis Sura, of Yonkers, N. Y., to Laura A Brakbsuey, of Monroe. S ‘Aves. —On Wednesday, June 7, at Charch Communion, New York, by the Rev. Dr, F. B. Iawrence, Axion V. Yousa to Joskmmyg W. Cargns daughter ‘of tho lato Hon, LeGrand G. Capers, all ef Brook Portland (Me.) papers please copy. DIED. in Wednesday, June 14, Katie _—— ‘homas F, and Mary Ann Brady, aged Brap daughter of yeurs and 6 months. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, 16th inst, at aust one o'clock P, M., from the residence of her ere pata f Sullivan county, on the ‘Tne, 1876, Mary ©, Burnick, widow of the 1G, Bardick. fun ral will tako place at St, Paul’s Episcopal , New York city, ou Saturday, 17th of June, at two P.M. Friends are invited to attond. Burxs,—On Wednesday, June 14, Owes Bunss, aged 45 years. His friends are invited to attend the funeral, Friday, 16th, at two o’ciock P. M., trom St. Vincent's Hospital, West 11th st., to Calvary Canny.—At New | Brij nton, 8. TL, on Wednesday morning, June M4, Tuomas Carey, in’ the 67th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the famliy are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, ut two o'clock, from bis resxlenes, New Brighton, 8. L. Cuavas.—tn this city, on Wednesday, 14th inst, of apoplexy, Marcus CiarMaN, aged 32 years, Funeral services at the residence of ‘his parents, Madison, N. J., on Friday, Mth mst, at ten o'clock A.M. Coux.—On Wednesday, June 14, Groxos L, son of Isaac and Mary Cole, in tho 9th year of hus age. ‘Tho friends of the family ave Fequested (0 attend tI funcral on Friday, 16th inst, at two o'clock, trom 67 South 4th st., Brooklyn, KE. D. Coxw, —At Astoria, on Wednesday, June 14, of dipth. theria, Frepm K. Conn, aged? years, 9 months and 10 | gays, Funeral services at residence, on Camelia st, om Friday, June 16, at thrée o'clock. CrowkLt.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, June 14, Cana B., only child of Wiliam T. and Amanda M, Crowell, aged 7 years, 9 montus and 9 days, Rolatives and friends are respecttuily javited to pov] tend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 2 Warren st., Brouklyn, this (Friday) afteravon at tures o’cloel Deuurest.—On Wednesday, June 14, Enza Dew- ERKST, 1n the 9th year of her age. The relatives and friends are respectfully-invited to attend the funeral, trom the residence of Mra, Cowens hoven, No, 1024; Harrison ay,, Jersey City Heights, on Saturday, June 17, at one P. M. Boston'and Albany papers please copy. Dowsinc.—On Tuesday, June 13, after a lingering sickness, Hayxau DowninG, beloved wife of Mortimes Downin Relauives and friends are respectfully invited to at tend the fancral, from 150 Franklin st., on Saturday, June 17, atone ‘o’cluck P. Faasen.—On Wednesday, June 14, Mr. James Fra sku, uged 67 years, ‘The funeral will take place from his late residence, 122 Kast 83d st., on Friday, the 10th inst, at twelve o'clock, noon, Interment at Bronxville Cemetery, To leave depot (42d xt.) at 2:30 2 M. Hacax.—On Thorsday, Jano 16, Sanau Frances Hacas, wile of J. F, Hagan and daughter of Charles C. ‘Townley, aged 28 yeurs, ‘The funcral will take place from her father’s resi. dence, 59 East 130th st., on Saturday, June 17, at one o'clock P.M. The relatives and friends are ye fully invitea to attend. Hanrtt.—At South Scita Mass., June 14, Mary T. Hanrt, aged 83 years,'9 months aud 27 an widow of the late Samuel Hartt, Naval Constructor, United States Navy. Hoorka.—June ii, Ipa, daughter of the late Laurence and Gertrude Hassert Hoo; Funerai trom residence of her uncle, Dr. RB, | Chil at, Grove Hull, Morrisunta, this afternoon, nh Ath of late Wil Houreuinsox,—On Thursday morning, June 16, Sam. vk Hw im the ist year of his age, Kenuves and friends are invited to attend the fune at, irom his late residence, 106 Montazue st, Brooks lyn, on Staurday, 17th inst., at three o'cioe Karresxnory.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, June 13, ly 4 Witiam A., son of Henry and Revecca Kuttenhorn, ip the Sdu your of bis age ‘The retatives and friends of the family are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, from 136 Bergeu st, Brooklyn, on Friduy, at two o'clock. | Keuty.—In Hoboken, on June 14, Fronexce Hex | gierra, youngest child ‘of [saline and the late Thomas HM. Kelly, aged 7 mouths. Notie Kixa — Freak aud Thursday, gyn 15, 1876, Frax« M., son of Alice King, aged 4 years, 3 mouths and @ 8 “oneral will take place from 365 Hudson at., at two «om the 17th inst. Lxcerrt.—Ou Tharsday morning, June 16, 1876, ab her residence, Finshing, L. L, Faaxces V. Leaaute relict of Thomas H. Legyett, deceased, la her 80tn year, Notice of funeral horeaiter, MeManox.—June 15, 187 | wife of Owen McMahon, Funeral from her late residence, corner 21st st. and 2d av., Suturday, June 17, at two’ ovclock. Relatives and friends respecttuily invited. Prest.—On Thursday, June 15, Fraxcrs, Paresr, aged 62, The relatives ana friends of the family aro respoct- fully invited to attend the funeral, trom hi donce, 208 Bast 100th st., on Saturd Tith, atone P.M, Richarowox,—At Poughkeepsie, N, Y., on ‘Tuesday evening, 13th inst, Rev, Masvin Ricuaupsox, De m* Citantorre McMauoy, | in the Sktb year of its age, ‘The iriends of the family are respecttally invited ‘te atten < hits rate oy oe ee street Metho dist Episcopal church, Poughkeepsie, on Satur ‘the T7th inate, at Ure o'clock P Mee pac SAYLES, —BenTHA, ee abaanior of Henry L. an€ ine V. Sayles, died Juue 14, 18% ed 5 yours, 1¢ months and 22 days. tae Kuneral to ia parents, 1,021 % duy morning, Jane 16, and friends of the family are respectfully inyited tout. Me acy. —Jane 14, 1876, Barwext a the parish of Granard, county ee Her relatives and triends ar tend ber fuperal, trom St soompi West Washington pluce aad 6tn pedir ist, at ten o'clock, Wrery.—On Wednesday, June 14, hy! wiceabeativas croup, neg Basra Serer S onthe and ai only child of an nie M. Witty only grandepild of Morris K. Withams, as Relatives, bog: and the members ot. Ark No, 28, 1. 0. 0, gia dr mile win sgps Be oa! services, this evening, a i bhi at wee a nu Lith at.’ Remains to be interred at W Saturday. Train leaves Long Island City Wooo, —On the Mth inst, Mra, AS sofia late Jurmes Wood, in the Sith year oF Bt, on Friday, 1gth Yau, ~Saddenty, at = 18, of ay rs Amgutox Ya ogerry Bs