The New York Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1876, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, The Stock Market Inactive, but Firm—Sales To-Day. GOLD STEADY AT 112 3-8. The Public Debt Statement—Decline of $3,880,000—Money on Call Closed at Three Per Cent—The Bank Statement—Gov- ernmentand Railway Bonds Steady. a eeelintnes Wat Srnext, } Sarunpay, July 1—6 P. M. Bulls and bears bave apparently aa little zest for “villanous saltpetre’’ as had Falstaff in the play, and are rapidly retreating to scenes where the pistol flend Pevaileth wot and cannons roar as geutly as sacking doves. There was, novertheless, covs:derably more than a corporal’s guard of the uaterrified present in ‘he board room to-day, who did yeoman’s service In advancing tho market to un accompanying fustiade of stupendous fire crackers. iswould have been 4a unfortunate commentary on the spread eagletsm which we all mean to celebrate bad the stock list been allowed to sink away into & lower scale of prices There was no danger of this, however, lor the efforts of that band of patriots which coustitute the Usvorn-Mills- Morgan combination took care of things carly in the day and did their work well, As on yesterduy; the old-time favorites of Luke Shore, Wostern Union, Pacific Muil and Michigan Cep- tral led the van in the march to higher prices. Picking up quotations at about where they left off last wight, there was a sharp advance along the whole line—Western Union rising to 713,, Lake Shore to 58%, Michigan Central to 52% and Pacific Mail to 26%. Even New Jersey Central was acknowledged to be pot so black us it hus been painted and had friends enough to keep italong with the other favorites in a rise of from 72% to 73%. The better feoling shown in this stock was reflected in the enhanced value laid upon the Consolidated Lehigh and Wilkesbarre bouds, which ut one time sold at 87%, or y recovery of 63¢ points within a few days. Whatis more important, the day’s business did not consist solely in warking up figures only to‘let them drop again, but in holding them with scarce a set-back, firmly to the end. The event of the day, however, was the presence in the ‘street of that favored class who, toil, not neither do they spin, but know a trick worth two of it in placing their capital in the sound dividend payers of the pertod—in a word, the “investors.”? They had come down to draw their semi-annual profits, and the bond coulis marked the fact, like a barometer, All the better classes of railway and miscellaneous mortgages Were largely sought for at advancing figures, aud the quost is likely to continue antil the vast sums paid out in the shape of dividends shall have found a satisfactory resting place. Sales to-day aggregated $1,360 shares, of which 35,000 were Leke Shore, 11,000 Western Unidn and 10,000 Pneific Mail. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The following table shows the opening, higher lowest prices of the day :— 2 Openis + a Lowest. jow York Central. ts jarlem, a aces 10536 108 36 18935 13936 bie 2% 42% cf eK at egeest i card ong gee ° el ik Pe repeepeerors = By! 52 ri ADVANCE AND DRCLIXE, The following are the changes in closing prices com- pared with those of yesterday :— Abvancm.—Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, Pa New York Central, ‘7%; Delaware and Lackawanna, Erie, Mi Lake Shore, LM; Maehigan Central, 1; clkwest. ern» preferred, 4; Uhio and Mississippi, %; Pacific Mail, 34; Producers’ and Potroleum, % ; Rock island, i St. ‘Paul, 3; do. preferred, 34; Union Pasific, 3 Western ‘Unio Decuxn. —New Jersey Central, \. The rest of the market was stationary, ‘THR MONEY MARKET. Money on cail was supplied at 2 and 3 per cent. Prime paper rules at 4 and 6 per cent, with few bills offering, Sterling exchange was firm; prime asking tates, 4.884; und 4.903,; selling rates, 488 and 4.90. Kereumarks, 954 — 95% and 96 a 96%; cables, W% a 96%; prime Paris, 515, and 5.125% The following are the rates of exchange on New York today im the undermentioned cities:—Savannah, \ premium ; Charleston, selling 3-16, buying 4; Cincin- hail, par buyer, 100 premium selling; New Orleans, commercial %, bank %4; Chicago, 25c, premium; St Louis, 50c. to 76c. premium, THK GOLD MARKET. Gold opened and closed at 11234, with sales mean- while at 112%. The carrying rates were 1 to 8 per cont, Loans were also made flat. THE RANK STATEMENT, “The bank statement shows an increase in all the items, except circulation, which 18 down $64,300. The loans are up $3,486,900; specie, $3,391,400; legal ten- ders, $574,800, and deposits, $7,803,300. The large in- crease in specte is due to the I'rensary disbursementa The heavy rise in the deposit line results from the in- | crease in the other items noted above. The statement may be regarded asa favorable one, the banks having gained $2,230,850 in their surplus reserve, which in- creases the excess of reserve above legal requirements ‘to $19,066,400. Tho following table shows the changes | in the New York city banks this week, as compared with laat:— June 24, July 1. Differences. $248,397, 400 $251,535,300 Ine. . 14,900/400 18,201/800 Inc... Legal tenders 64,204,100 64,778,400 Inc... Circulation .. 15,608,500 15,539,200 Dec. THR UNITED STATES TREASURY. A despatch {rom Washington says that owing to the fack of appointment to the office of the Secretary of the ‘Treasury and Treasurer, or the non-acceptance of the game, the United States Treasury closed its doors at noon to-day, and suspended payments for want of a proper disbursing oificer, $341,400,000 in bonds to secure bank circulation—a decrease for the week of $400,000; bonds held to secure pubhe deposits, $18,670,000. The public debt statement for the month of dune shows a decrease of debt of $3,881,000. The Treasury balances, in connection with the debt statement, are:— Currency, $13,000,000; coin, $73,600,000; less coin cer- tifteates, $22,340,000. Yhe total coinage of the Unie! States mints or the month of June is $3,870,000, of which $1,850,000 was gold, Bank notes received for redemption to-day, $560,000, Total for the week, $5,260,000. Revenue receipts to-day, $500,000 Cus- toms, $250,000, GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds were strong and \% to % per eent higher on the five-twenties, which were in active Many investors collect their interest and dividends to-day were reinvesiing the same in govern- ment bonds, The new 1865's, 1867's and 1863's, coupon, are seliing, ex the July interest, at prices which show the advance above noted, The jollowing were the latest quotations: United States sixes, 1881, registered, 120 a 12044; do.,do., do., coupon, 120} a 121; do. do, five-twenties, 1865, regumtered, 16% 4 116%; do. do, do,, coupon, 116% 4117; do, do, do., new, registered, The Treasury pow holds | ! Navy Pension Fund at NEW YORK HERALD. SUNDAY, JULY 2. 1876. —TRIPLR ‘SHEET. 117K a 117K; do. do, do, do, coupon, 117% a 117% ; do. do., 1807, registered, 1195 a 9%; do. do, do., coupon, 1194; a 119%; do, da, 1868, registered, 12144 #12134; do, do., do., coupon, 11g a 121%; do. ten-forties, registered, 11814 a 118%; do do., coupon, 118% 9 119; do. fives, 1881, registered, 11774 a 115; do. do., do, coupon, LIT a 117%, Pacific wixes, 12644 a 126%. ; RAILKOAD BONDS. ‘There was a brisk demand for railroad bonds, and the market exhibited much strength. Lehign and Wilkesbarre consolidated advanced from 85 to 864, nd Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota firsts sold at 47, against 45 yesterday. The St. Paul issues were freely traded in, 1. and M. division selling at 94%, consolidated sinking fund at 90, La Crosse division at 101 and gold sevens at 99%, all ex interest. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds were | in demand at 93 a 93%, Union Pacific firsts sold at 1025, Central Pacifies at 10634, Pacific of Missouri firsts at 81, and Ohio end Migsissipp! consolidated sinking funds at 9654, ex interest. One lot of $15,000 Union Pacific sinking fans brought 91%. New Jersey Uen- tral convertible advanced to 100, and later sold down to 99. STATE HONDA, The sales in this department were of old Tennossees at4634. Missourt sixes, Hannibal and St. Joseph issue, ox dividend, at 1004; Missouri sixos, long, ut 10435. and Louisiana consolx, ex coupon, at 444. THM FOREIGN MARKET. London advices report that £43,000 went into the | Hank of England on balance to-day, The following are quotations at ball-past one P. M,:—Consols money, 93%; consols account, 93%; 1865 bonds, old, 105%; a 1054, ; 1867 bonds, 10835 a 10814; ten-forty bonds, 10774 5 new fives, 106% a, 198%; Brie, 12% , Erie, preferred, 18a 18%, In Frankfort new fives are 102. In Paris rentes are 105f. 9240 Exchange on London, 25f 280 MXMORANDA, From the Stock Exchange we receive the following Statement of curnings and expenses of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company tor the month of May :— 1876. Gross carnings..... $1,049,569 82 Bxpenses... 558,043 38 Not earnings. ....... $025,320 3 $191,526 44 Increase groxs earnings, 1876. see $60,485 26 Decrease net earnings... 1 y8\904 39 Gross earning Expenses. Net earnings Increase gross earnings, 1 Increase net earnings. The Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company Is to day paying July coupons of Mariposa sevens gold convert- ible bonds. The Kings County Fire Insurance Company has de- clared a semi-annual dividend of 10 per cent, payable on demand. The Paterson and Hudson River Railroad Company has declared a dividend of 4*per cent, payable July 6. ‘The Paterson and Ramapo Railroad Company bas de- clared u dividend of 33, per cont, payable July 6. ‘The San Francisco Stock Board has taken a vacation from the closo of business yesterday until noon of Wednesday, July 6. MINING INTELLIGRSCR, Work at the tunnel of the North Consolidated Virginia mine during the week ending June 17 has, according to the official letter, advanced 80 fe Length of tunnel 75 feet and length of cut 65 feet, muking a total of 130 feet, In the Sliver Hill the water was lowered 130 feet below the 444-foot level in a single day. In the Utab tho work of sinking the main shaft is progressing steadily, some 18 feet having been sunk and timbered ina week. The Silver City mine shows good ore in drifting west on the front ledge, and in the back ledge crpsscut No. 4 in the raise the ore im_ proves materially. Other portions of the mine are without change, The face of the north arift in the Florida is advanced 207 feot from the shaft without new developments. Small streaks of quartz are snown in west drift, but not of any value, The assessment levied on the stock is 25 cents per share. The main shait in the Amazon is sunk to the depth of 325 feet, the material being the same as last reported. No further trouble from water, the maiy shaft being nearly dry. The Comanche mine, it is said, will pay its first dividend in this month. The main shalt in this mine is now 8% feet below the 650-foot level, and the pros- pecting drift above the 350-foot level south is now in two feet of good sulphuret ore, The Bonanza Mining Company has been organized wtth an amount of capital that has almost become stereotyped in San Francisco—namely, $10,000,000. Tho official statistics of quicksilver exports from “California, by sea, for a serics of years, stated in pounds, were:— 1872. 1873, 1874. 1875, 1,002,000 476,400 571,900 2,215,400 The movement in England, from January 4 to March 81, in the years 1874, 1875 and 1876, was as follows:— Imports, 3,836,800 pounds; exports, 1,334,400 pounds, leaving as the quantity retained, 2,000,900 pounds Tho average monthly distribution of quicksilver in Great Britain is usually set down at 8,500 flasks, or ‘about 267,700 pounds, for home use and export, The latest shipments of precious metal irom the mines were:—California Company, from 1st to 19th June, $526,872; Consolidated Virginia, same time, $268,832; Tybo, consolidated, $34,893; Ophir, Jane 19, $43,871; Manhattan, 17tb, $11,300; Alps, 19th, $4,661. ‘The usual weekly clean-up at the Eureka, Grass Valley, showed 400 ounces of gold amaigam. Receipts in San Francisco on tho 23d trom the Com- stock Lode mines were as follows Consvlidated Virgi Caliornia. Justice..... BUKLAXGTON AND CEDAR RAPIDS. The Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Rati- road has reorgauized, by authority of United States Court, at Cedar Rapids, lowa, under the name of tho Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railroad, and elected the following new Board of Directors:—Jobn J. Blair, Charles Bard, W. 8. Bolles, Frederick Tay- lor, L. P. Morton, E. F. Winslow, Frederick Butter- field, W. S. Opdyke, Alexander Taylor, John M4. Deni- son, W. & Nichols, 8. C, Bever and J, F. Gilbert. The Board has also elected the following offlters:—Presi- dent, Frederick Taylor; Vice President and General Manager, E. F. Winslow; Troasarer, Alexander Tay- lor; Secretary, William D. Walkei PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT—SUMMARY OF THE JUNE STATR- MENT. The following 1s @ recapitulation of the public debt statement, issued to-day :-— Debt Bearing Interest in Coin, Bonds at 6 per cent. Bonds at 5 per cent Total principal. Total interest. . Debt Bearing Interest in Last Money. : $14,000,000 3984, 999,050 TLL, 685,800 138,068) 87 interest ... 210,000 Debton which “Int est has Ceased Since Maturity. Principal, * | Interes vane "214,973 | Debt Hearing No Interest Old demand and iegal tender notes. , $309; 880,201 Certificates of deposit, 12,840,000 Fractional currency. TA) 446, 590 Coin certificates. . $651,400 Total prineipal..... $465,60 Total uuelaimed interes: . 20.444 Te Principal $2,190, 29,067 Interest... 35,014,004 Total. .....sssees. seseeeeees $2,218,909, 071 Cashin the Treasury. Coin. . $73,625, 564 Curren 15,004,141 Special deposit heid ‘for redemption of cortificates of deposit, as provided by law. Total... $110,469, 729 Deer Lea Cash tn the Treasury, | June 1, 1876. * July 1, 1876. Decrease of debt during the month... Decrease of debt since Juue 30, 1875, Bonds issued w Pacific Rarlway onpiantion iegioent Payable in Lawfui Money. Principal outstanding...... esees Interest accrued and hot yet paid. Interest paid by United Staves lvterest repaid by transportation of mails, &e.. 6,852, 491 Balanee of interest paid by ‘the United BUABCS. eevee sees «23,289,021 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Satenvay, July 1, 1876 Phot CAbb—lu AM $1000 L&W OB con. a 13 pacar Sables woo do. a ney Ob ‘0 ou ne US Pd 1000 on wees bn ie Toe 1088 ° | . 20, 41,515) r * tah ay Fea ai | AG 74 ido StL, Reaiinw pe 17, +00 2. ae 100 Mil & PRE DL a 200 . 13% 200 Ls & MSR i! 735 AND U8) u. | 8/0000 US 6's, x, 920090 U 8 5-20, ¢, 67. 119% 10000 US: 10000 Lo B's,@, "8h. TG }OARD—10:30 0k Lochs At & PacTelbe 0) 19 Wolls: ‘Farge Bx.be ao Oe 8 Express. ea 5 4000 SUAS LEM xt WOM & Pest xi Ton MASE Tagoid xt Te00 Olilo "Ml BOU0 Tac GCL 15000 Un Pae s tun 2 00 Con Puc gb “xi Sum CaN Weeg b, Sou00 Pacof Me istoxh 2000 Ge West Tat, ise Joo West & r, 1800 Dun HE SED Bsc. hs) Mad wees Wont Ae 1 Bid ‘be 108 | 10 do, 10a 100 Tol & Ww * do. i 1CO Del & iiud ¢ | 1200 Con Coal. 10) Delt. aw gr vexd 104 400 Mich oT 100 dong 2M a Be PME. be TOMUA SEE plbe 400 do too do 100 do. VALLALe «) zs $2000 Mieh Cen 8's, 200 shs Mich Con, 15000 L&W Beon.. 87 YOO de 5000 dow... S7%y 4 wg | 1001 Gow iid Bevo 200NJ Gea Rit 100 B40 Unvae it do... 1OOMAS St RR, do 3 200 20) Brie ra 100 101 do. 840 Mila StP Rip. 200 do. by fe 200 do ay 109 do $700 Del, be 100 § 100 “do. 00 Mich Goa 10) Ohio & 400 do 52 SKCOND BOARD—D PL ML 200 ahs P CL&P Co, be Ne 10) ahs Erie RR.. 200 A & P Tel 10) do 100 do Boo Chi 4 NW RR. 100 Chi & NW Kit} 25 1 0 100 Ohi & Alt RR 103 One 2a he 1woseL, Koali pi.be 2 ft) se 300sha Pac Mail SS. 84 do RK 3s: 100 Mil ry MPRR 71 100 Mo, uns & Tex. 3% lov Bh COMMERCIAL REPORT. FLOUR DULI—WHEAT DULL—CORN QUIET BUT STEADY—OATS STEADY—PORK FIRM—LAkD QUIET — WHISKEY STEADIER — PETROLEUM QUIET—NAVAL STORES QUIET—OILS STEADY— GROCKRIES FIRM—FREIGHTS FIRM. Satourpay, July 1—6 P. M. The merchandise markets were in tnost cases almost ‘as quiet as on Sundays or on @ regular holiday. In the afternoon there was no attempt made at business, everybody endeavoring to outvie everybody else in getting away from business. It looked as though the entire mercantile public was going out of town, and the exodus by every route was enormous, Scarcely any business was done on ’Change. Flour was dull. Wheat was dail but nominally unchanged. Corn was quiet but steady, Oats were steady, Whiskey steadier. Pork was firm. Lard was quiet, Freights were firm. corivs were firma, Naval stores wore steady. Oils were quiet Petroleum was quiet. : Correx.—The marl t for Brazils was quiet, out firm. 600 bags Bio sold, ex St. Ursula, at 16%¢. tor good ordinary, Mild coffee was quict. Wo quote:— | Ordinary eargoes, 15kje. @ 15%e.; fair do, 17. 0 good do., 173¢. w 17%e.: prime do., 18e. @ 18ije.; extreme range for lots, 15446. w 194. ; Santos, fair to good, . Tag. gold. ninety dave: Java, government bags, ne. ; Wo., KEAGS mats, 20¢, ‘Singapore, do., Ie. Scion, Lhe. a, 1eige-; Maracaibor W346, a Ise. Laguayra, lige. #1 Jamaica, 150. Domingo, Hye. @ 15 0 Nicos te, a” 18i¢e. Rica, Tie. «196 We a18e: Manila: Iie Ie. He; Ravanilla, Wye. ® Lise, Four ann 171,891 bughels 592.0 bur ye 20 10 for Reptembet August aud me ev # $10), cass. Cut meats were dull. aod, ce of business, prices were more or lem uominal. | ‘& Ide, frewb belli ‘ge. a 13e., pickled bellies 9 iOdge., mud boxed bellies at it Lise. acon at was quiet; 10 boxes city long cloar sol Bt 10sge. & 1uMe. for city and 10!ge fo Beet was quiot and more or arr Ode. : a Western Jonx clenr. were quiet; ir W good. Smoked meats were dutl at Age. a 10e. for shoulders, retty fem, closing 150 bid." $11 0 asked; August, $11 Sin bb bia, sil. &o asked. Were about 1.300 there for August, wostly at $11 Apot sales were 125 tieroes 100 tierees Western ab $11 0 $11 > 1 privat the Com city at 113ge., a ©) tierers fu 2 note silos. of se. 200 tierces for Cuba at Le, and 160 tierces city No Tat tle Hick was quiet, but steady, We gnote:—Carolina, fair to prime, SIge. aw! B40. 5 L Sige 8 5%e. ; do.. primo, Ge. & bye; Kanyon, fair to good, 8 Ge; Paina, good, a Tige.. gold; Kangoou, in bond, 2iqe. w B%e., ole S0Gau.——ihe market for raw whe very at late prices. We quote Cuba, grocery, hhds. and boxe: Tye ;trong, but quiet, ings, Be. sold wt Sige. for ie ‘whiskey nud 50 bbls alco, The market was quivt; 100 bbls, wold wt St 12 private term 200 alos eotto a4, 100 terces beet at 4.20 rolls leather ai 63x, dat 2s. Gd, und 100 eases canned goods at BUs, tor W cubic feet. To London, by sail, 1,000 bbls. four at 2s Od. To Bremen, per steam (ot recent shipment), 300 hbis, Hour xt ts. Sa, 000 busls els grain) at Yd 9,000 packages lard” and bacon, Y packages tuticco at 4s. 4 50s. for bhds. the rs were:—A bark hence to Cork for orders, with 3,000 quarters grain, at Ox. 104gd. ; two schooners and @ bark ou (chartered there), with 1.0.0 quar. Yai’, AL OX p Ivy reported out and ho ported hene al 0, 46 $3,000; 4 British brig. with 2,000 quarters grain, from Philadvipbin to east coast freland, at Gx EUROPEAN MARKET. Loxpox Propucy: Manext.—Loxpox, July 1—Eveutng.— navod vil, 23a Bd. u 24s, Gi. per ewt, BaP COMMERCIAL i Goal Land aed waver Eumds ON LIFE AND . Mortxaxes and other aceuritios lectod wish, best com. ro iusuranes ot iil Kiny punies Jd. HABRIG we ‘A Somi-Aunual Dividend at the rate of six per annum on ail sums of $9 ind upward, und not exeveding $1,000, and of five per cent per annum on all sums in excers of $1,000 and not exceeding $1,000, which shail iy deposited at least three months on tho Ist day of Will be allowed to the depositors, and will be payable on oF after MONDAY, July 17, 1874, hh aeenrdance with the “pro: visious of the Uylaws. By order of the Trus SAMUEL E BKOWN, Prosident, eut per G, H. Cocar: NHOICE AND SAFE L ?MENTS, First Mortgage Railroad Bonds, City and County Municipal Bonds, Now York City Railroad Stocks and Bonds, Insurance and Bank Stocks, Gaslight Stocks and Bonds, Strictly Girst class Securities, Interest always promptly paid, for sale at dosirable ati be LieRT U, did to depositors for the six ye * . interest at the rate of six huu on ull sats remaining ia bask duly Tfor the pumber ‘on deposit next pre- Vious thereto, Interest moc withdrawn will be credited as hn original deposit and entitled to interest from July 1, and will be entered on the depos.tor’s book whenever prevented, A. QUINTARD, President, corner of Sd st. The Trust annual dividond on all deposits entitled thereto July 1, 1876, as follows sof this institution have declared the semi- Six per cent per annum on all sums of $2,000 and under | and five per cont per annum on the excess over $2,000. or be Deposits made from July 1, 1876. jore July 10 will draw interest ANDREW MILLS, President. Wrtzsam V. Wanster, Secre Pwteeant INDUSTRIAL BA aren BANK, NO. 51 CHAMBERS STRE T. New Youk, Jane JO, 1876, DIVIDENDS. The Trui '¢ ordered that interest be pid fo. $e to for the six months eud- ng this dae Tet.—On sums of $2,000 and under, six por cent per an- num. 2d—On sums exceeding $2,000, six per cent per annum on $2,000, und tive per ceut per aunum ot exces Payable on and after Mondny, duly 17, 17 The interest will be piucod to the under date of July 1, an: next six months if wot w aie of deponitors Ae] venti to interest for the ae ue si ‘G HOGUET, President. Daviy Lxpwitn, Com) pour: KIGUTH a MANOVER “ALWAYS HAVE MONKY TO “LO gauge Now York city property; city Bonus bought and » wou LD LIKE iments Address Muss BEL. office, as 1FE AND ENDOWMENT INSURANCE Pi 4 purchased or lowce imade un same; negotiated. W. GADE & XN ANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTI al No. 644 Brovdway, Naw Yous, J Jui a id back in weekly im Id Uptown Branch SIST SEMI. ‘The Trustees of this institu SEMEANNUAL DIVIDEND on ail dopoaits on the aie. Western apd Southern, at the of) 18,000 bbls. annexed Sie Hour was quiet, with ‘BOO bbls, at $475.85 15. Cora meal was qui 400 bbls. sold. as $5 25 8 $3 40 for Brandywine. Supertine Extra W low extra. . Straight exten, Chatce double extra we tarnily * fine to supertine.. 150 The sales 4 for No. 2 Chicago spring, spring.$1 10 tor No. 3 AW bushels at € Siozagsi« 3 Milwauke York inspection ; $1 1 $1 Bl tor red winter € and barley tait were si were 6,000 wmige. ungraded mixedand 5 a Asses Was quiet ans steady, We quote tri wugal and iaixed, ze, 286.4 elayed, 20 museovade refining, Me.: do. grovery, Porto Ri english Isles, fair to good, 4¥e, 6 Sze.; prime'to enolee, Sie, ‘ ao. fe. 8 de § mt strained, SL dy yady ; hard, 1; soft, Shes virgin 82. with bolders firm At Baltimore Crnde, in | in bbls, Perroteus.—The mark + quiet, At late prices, A resule of contract was The elodug prices were, ae fl in bol, Daage, « B2sye.. ren i ‘do., in even, ie, Hetined ay Pork, 142 bbls. jnrd, GOS tterees con, 32 the veo eo giana naked” ‘The eniee were | ou demand. i ur9 STATE ¢ i @ S118 for winter red Western, and | 7 FIRB DAY OF JULY NEXT titled thgreto), at the rate of ale por cont yO and ander, and five per cent 6 on and utter rincipal. iy mite. Tuterest not withdrawn will be credited as auuary, April, Deposite will draw interest trom the Ist of July and October. E. J. BROWN, President. Epwanp Scur.t, Treasurer. F. ALvonn, Seer FFICH RIDGLWOOD INSURANCE CO., BKOOKLYY, 26, 1570,—A semmiananal dividend a clare, payable to the stockii Iders on de- Broad. | jew York oitice td Cag’ cy any. WM. AL J Secretary. | Juasey Orry Insunaven Company.) | Fors, ‘The Board of Directo hi day de- clared wsetal-anuual dividend of ten (lv) per cent, payable NATHANIEL POOTE, Secretary. DUE 1880, AND INDIANA state ue INT, for sale; Virginia and South Carylina Favle Coupous wanted by JOHN B. MANNING, AVINGS iA aw VoRx, Jupe 39, 1976 $ iwikhest Vivi Np PUIRTY.SECOND ‘The trustees of thin bank lave this day ordered w lalf- yearly dividend at the rate of 6 per ceut per annum OF $2,000 and a on the @xeess over 82. rund wt the rat that wre Monday, July 1 Secretary HIN Q. ADAMS, ed on cf before the 10th of Ju i To. Ha NK. , berween 7th and Bch ars, Six per cent dividend declared payable on and after July 17 to all depositors entitled thereto. SPECIAL FEATUR gs OF THIS BANK ARE 1, Economy of manager: being reduced to a merely the total ruuning expenses al figure 2. Investment only in first class securities, convertible into eash on demand. modation to customers, the bank remaining | oye from 9 A. M. until By'cloek every evening, 4, Largest interest dividends to depositors consistent with perfect safety Interest allowed from Jug to Vth all deposits made before Accounts opened of sup J. M. Pause, Seeretary, yj TANTED IMMEDIATELY—5,000 ON 4 MONTHS notes, aecared Ui age of ungouttud title and margin of }VOD KONUS Herald office. $300 WANTED Iwill give my mote for $350, soe furniture aad pianoforte. ‘Ol SIX MONTHS, FoR WHICH ed by hater ‘address A. ih, dure | | sey City Post otter, $5. 00 ~ACKE FARM, FREE New Jersey. Apply to owner, WANTED—10 Use TN WALL OF. ANY coon Wishing to speculate wn ar “d edanee. Addroee De, = $10, Oy sa rahing | S0esey die’ Gly nut amen | Park Bonds, } | Copy. FINA! ANCIAL. Wow Propert) Herald of 5.000 bas Brookiya Manufacturing Address FHOBNIX, F400, near fet NEW YORK COUNTY 7S, $50. 000 Consolidated Bonds. Lutorest June and | December. Due December 1, 1890. Price 117 and tmterest. $15.0) Buffalo City 7% Interest Junuaty andJuly, Due Jaly 1, 1919, Price 113 and interest Bridge Bofls, ber 1, 1005.” Price 108 and ni New York City ovember, Due Novem: 25,000 Eliza’ Couselidated Bonds. Interest A\ Due April, 1865. Price 100 and Inters 5,00) Ciuetnnats 7 Floating Debt Poe Anterest May 15 ‘and November 15. Due May 15, 1908, Price 110 aud inveres ie County Bridge Beads, Intorert Maret sad September, Due March 1, 1895, Price 106 and interest. WW Albany City 7's, Park Bonds, Interest May usd November, Due May 1, 1WO4. etee 117 aud iuteront 109,000 Brooklyn City 6's, Due ta 1997, Price 108 and snterest.”. j No. 40 Wall st. D ON BOND AND MORTGAGE yanrs on Store Property. 0. A, BILLS, No. O44 Pine at. || $50,000 tars $50,000 cares su OOO pre fond pe 5. 000 0 LOAN-ON WOND AND MORT- a gazeon city real ena, BIUHAHD ¥. than ‘Vy ILL Broadway, ba-ement. ____COPARTNERSHIPs. ae FIRM OF J. LIssNE# € CO. 157 1S DAY DIS seived by mutual consent. Mr. Julius Becker is ring Irom tbe firm. My. Julias Lissner will continny the businews, and Is alone authoriaed to sign the firm in iiquida* JULIUS LISSN ER. “New Yor, July 1, 1876, JULIUS BECKER. ‘ BUSINESS OPPOICTUNETIES, IN FEMALE PARTNER” WANTED FOR THE BOOT £4. wud show business; one from 40 to 45; 4 Christian inay; must be English; ove with means. Address WLLL TAM'DAW?O) 17 Herald offi WINE AND ears’ standing and wants to God some business an with some foonas ‘or credit to assist him i extending his bus: while the subseriver attends to the outside selling. ke. his is a rare chanee, and will Bear investigation, Address I, P. W., Herald ofice { BUSINESS MAN OF MEANS CAN 'y ut Philadelphia are foreign and Am ryiny Address WEALTA, Herai piu Branch of BUSINESS M A Sm TS sUMa 1 10 SUIT, ATG PAUL P. TODD, 145 Broad. wsceptible of thorough in utara, K. W., Herald office, LADY WANTED.—OWNER OF NEW story building, combining excellent business: it residence, would join suitable purty in estab: millinery or dressimak: n OL business tact, disere- who would supervise the wardrobe of children. Inquire of Mr. DAY, AN ACTIVE AMERICAN WANTED Ax PARTNET, to extend ut old established, piensunt and paying busines: d'ample inco Vis, box 210 stueke., extablished 20 tpt vi ta sold. yi sahean part cash and balance good 3 will stand investigation. cn is SPHALON LADY WOUL enpitul, to Address BUSI WITH $1,090 >) per wees. A cout yi Store to a man wh) ean furnish $1,000 to $2,000 und ne my established business, which will F inanagement, $5,000 per annum; L would preier au interest. Store No. B Cedar Pes SALE , Store in one of th Jersey; good reasons given for sellin; STORE, box 115 Post office, Vineland, N. ] UTCHER WANTED—NONE containing 30) fami! market, AND TRIMMING most ‘fourishli towns tn South out. Address Inquire in new bi BLOCKS; new three story curs, Water, gan; ire of Mr. DAY, in DARTNER WANTED—WITH $30), IN A MANUFAG- turing ousines: large profits, ‘quick ‘sales, for cash: ed not apply. Address MONMOUTH, Meraid yika A POL cured in unefacture by a valuable process d by United States letters patent. ‘Ihe eubscriber dosires to sell the Patent entire or on a royalty, Address HAIS, Wox 4 Herald office, ql UND GERSON, Philadelphia, CAPITAL Ad- a en Now ms WiA'StEDIA PARTNER. WiTil guaranteed, with salary dress box 2U6 Post ofice, Newark, N. J. ANTED—PROM $500) TO $1.50: hed, prodtanle wholessle busine portanity fora live man. Address VAI $40 GASH WILL SE eat in Stuck, Bess, py! —PARTS $1,000 fo Sattar ake, CARTE 4 taste for physical uecomplishnuents. Ad- dveus PUY 10 ‘Herald Uptown Bri To #5.00) WANIED-—WITH PARTNER, rotitable business: partuer can York, Address H, box 1,042 TO $20,000 wanted for a substantial business paying very large profits: « monupol rtnnity; invest gation sulicited; highest rete: Texponsible par- ties address B,D. a8., Horaid U oni $: 25.00 To $80,005 WANTED—T0 wae) anufuctare of ® articie of Aanevilus $10.00 tented tap willing to furnish the necessary ina ery oF form w stock company, Address G. K., box 143 © Herald ottice, $5 0.000 ti basin ho chance of EQUAL. wold ana sliver AN IMPORTANT TREASURY ORDER. The following important Treasury order, relating to | the execution of Custom House bonds, was received at Nhe Custom House yesterday, It reads as follows:— Tuxasury Derantaxnt, Wasnixatox, D, ‘Jun 20, 1875, To Couiectous oF Customs AND Ornens + The following act of Congress, “reiating to the exeention of Custoun House bouds,"” approved June. 20, 1X74, is pub- Hished for the information nud guidance ut oificers of the customs and ail other » ~ be it enacted, 4 HiNin etntute fe straltar t8 Ito provisions to the twenty-situ tion of the act of Murch 1. INzi, ot 1M74, thie department Instructed er partions of the separ at Balti o act having been reproduced her letter to the Collector of Cus 1 quired that bon partoers, ‘These instructions will wo longer be reyurded, aud the practice formerly authorized, as atoroaaid, will be revived and horeatter continued, p FP, CONANT, Acting Secretary. CHARL SECURITY SAVINGS BANK. The receiver of the Security Savings Bank yesterday filed his monthly report of receipts and disburse- ments tor the month of June, He reports as foliows:— menis during the month, on haud of $14,285 SL. WOMEN SUFFRAGISTS. ational Women Suffrage Convention will bold a in Philadelphia on the Fourth of declaration of rights. Th grand celebration July, to read the women Lucretia Mott wil presi nd speeches will be made by Susan B. Anthony, Matiida Joslyn Gage, Laura J. spencer, Lilhe Devereaux Biake, Bella ry Lock wood, O.ympia Brown, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Phabs Couzins. ——--2-+ —— 1s Y MARRIAGHS AND DEAT IS. ENGAGED. Hart—Lxvexsox.—Euancet Hart to Ansie Leven- SON, both of this erty, No cn Livy—Sraares —On Tuesday, June 27, 1876, Acoust Levy, of New Orleans, La, ( Manos’ STRAUSS, ot Brooklyn, No curds New Orloans, Galveston and Victoria papers please MARRIED. Farren.—O'N ee 20, 1876, nb the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. MJ. M. Nanngia 19 NeLUIK, eldest daughter Lowden ( nzinnd) papel "please Gomnoxs—MeW sexy, —On Wed 14, by the Rey. MJ. Supple, of ih dence of the bride’s parents, Jous FB, A. MoWxsny, both of tid cit e “ADDITIONAL CAPITAL | eX KIM. —OD Wednesday, June 21, by ch, NaTHas Magka, of New York, wo Assesixia, of Chicago. Norra—Cokcorax.—Ou Thurstay, Fuge aa 29, 1876, at the Church of the Nativity, corner of C) and Madison st., Brooklyn, by the Rev. x Mo. Moran, = Tuomas Norn to Mary A, daughter of Mr, P, Corco- ran, all of Brooklyn. Ovaneiteex—MeComu —On Tuesday, April 13, 1876, by Rey, J. V, dv. to Mantua V., J. of this city, Saunders, Mr. Wxisrkt OUGMBLTRER, daugiiter of the late Joha and Ana No cards. vo (1) papers please copy. a Tuarsday, June 29, 187), at of the bride’s uncle, Dr, George , by Rev. DN. Fackler, J. Frep- beq.. ry Brooklyn, L. L,.to Miss Joma Lv, of former plice. No cards. Toronto and Brampton (Ont) papers please copy. Srenoni—Hatt —Ou July 1, 1876, at the residence of the bride’s mother, by the Rev, sylvester Malone, Joux L. Sreroxt, of Genoa, italy, to Macaie A, only daughter of the late George Hail, Esq, of Brookiyn, NY Brompi ZeLLeR—MILLER. —On Jane 29, in he: Church of the Annunciation, by the Key. J. Seabury, Joun H. Zentee to Josaruine i, Minnen, both of tus city. O1ED une 29, ELRaNor, voungest daughter of is Babéock, of Boston, Peter’s church, 20th st., at ten o'clock Monday morning, July 3 Relatives and friends of the family are invited to be present Boston papers Basourrs —Ou satur son of Aare ayed 8 yours. ‘The relatives pry “en nis of the famil: fuily mvited to attend the tuueral, on Sunday, July 2, clock P, M., from the resideuc8 of bis parents, Hison ay. Baryxrt,—On Friday, June 30, 1876, Mantas San wert, daughter of John and Charlotte Barnett, aged 11 Bancoct the py. y, July 1, 1876, Lours Bazwere, | years, | © The frien d relatives of the. family are respect: } full, funeral, Sunday, July 2, at | hat vom the residence of her paren: hear Knickorboeker av. , Brook- lyn, E. Bencuy.—Ou June 29, Patrick J. Beraen, aged 39 years. Relatives, friends and members of the late Fire Do partment, Morrisunia, are respectfully invited to attend: the funeral, on Sunday, July 4, from his late residence, 3d av. und 1634 st; thence to St Adgustine's church, Morrisania, where a requiem mass will be celebrated ab wine o'clock; thence, at one warery to Caivary Ceme- tery. Toronto papers please copy. Berrxxr. —On June 30, Caruanie, only daughter of James and Catharine Betiner, uged 3 years und 10 months. Reiatives and friends are respectfully invited tp at. tond juneral, on Monday, at a quarter past ten A M5 at St. Ann’s Episcopal church, 18th st., near Sth av, Brapy,—Ou Saturday morning, wile of Francie Brady, Kileur, county Donegal, 1 ‘i, aged 64 yours, Friends and acquathtances are mvited to attend het funeral, from her late Madison st., on Mouaay, July'3, 1876, at two o'clock P.M. Cuarr,—On the 1st inst., at No 9 New R Brighton, England, Hexky Jony Cant, in his $08 year, Ciary.—Suddenly, July 1, at Peekskill, Mra Faxar A. CLape, wile of Dorin. BP! Clapp. ‘i funeral Monday mo! ning. rning, Jaly 1, Wine, the are respectfully tute ri madence, months, and trends of, the f invited to attend the faneral, tre: No, 4 Barrow st, on Monday, July 3, at two CoLgay.—Friday, Jane 30, James CoLoan, youngest son of the late J. Themas and Catharine Colgan, aged 21 years. Faneral from 220 Ka k 120th at, at two o'clock, Sun day, July 2. Friends are respeetiully invited, Day.—At the residence of ber niece, Mrs. Heelas, ia New Rochetle, ov Friday, June 30, Miss Ax L Day, ayed 90 yi | The ret sand friends of the family are respect. fully invited to wttend the funeral, irom the residence of Mrs. Heelas, F 1 av,, on Monday, July 3, at ten A.M, Trains lew nd Central depot at nine clock A.M. Carriages will be in waiting at New Kochelle depot. Daw. sy the Ist of July. wite ¢ Daly, 1a her Her romaius will be taken trom No, 504 1st st, Monday, July 3, at nine o'clock A.M, to Saint Vincent de Paul's church, North 6ta st, Brooklyn, E. D., where a solemn requiem masa | wilt be otfered tor the rep rsoul, From thence, at two o'clock I’. M., to Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, Deait.—July 1, ALPRED Osan [UELL, youngest som of James and Mary Duell, ‘The relatives anu Iriends of tho family are res fully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, July 2, at hall-past two o'clock, trom the “residence of bie pa- rents, No. 31 Catharine at Fiexo.—On Friday, June 30, Marcarer, wife of Jaco W. Fiero. Relatives and triends are invited to attend the fune- ral, trom ber late residence, 327 West 36th st, on Stm- day, July 2, at one o’clock P.M. Grey, —On Juue 30, Jony E., beloved son of Julta and ed 16 years and 4 months, spMany Awx, the boloved late residence, the late Jobn Gre, latives and iniends of the family are mvited te eral, irom his tate reside 308 East 3uth St, on Sunday, the 2d fost, wt one o'clock P.M. Hotunoox.—suddenly, on Thursday, Juae 2%, Mra Anvy J. W., widow of George K. Holbrook, in her 5ith yea Funeral to be held at the Spring street Presbyteriaa eburch on Sunday, July 2, at two o'cloek, Kane —On Saturday, Jaly 1, 1876, Dowinek Kat son of Philip and Aun K native of townland o Danmuctran, county Done; Ireland, tn the 30th year of his year. The reiatives and friends are invited to attend the funoral, trom his late residence, 342 East 36.0 st., o@ Monday, July 3, 1876, at two o'clock P.M. Kasrexnuber,—Suturday, July 1, at two P. M., Orro, youngest son of Charlesand Alwine Kastenbuber, agea 8 years and 4 months, Funeral will take piace on Monday, July 8 at 3 P. M., from the residence of his parents, No, 40 Tomp- king ay., near Gutes, Brookiyn. Kixg.—Anniversary Mass.—A solemn requiem m: will be celebrated for the repost of the soul of Do Kine, wile of Patrick King, at St, Gabriel’s church, | Bast 37th at., on Wednesday, July 5, at ten oelock, Relatives aud friends are’ respecifully invited to at tend. Lonv.—June 29, Joun Loxp, aged 43 years and @ months. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at tend the funcral, from his lute residence, #8 Hester st, on Sunday, July 2, at two o'clock P.M. KSICKERBOCKERS, ATTENTION !—You are requested te assem ble at headquarters, 132 Hester on Sunday, July 2, at P. M., for the parpose of paying the tribute of respect 10 our late c ore Jobn Lord. By order of WALSTEIN ITH, Captain. Lvptam. —On Satarday, July 1, Suto, Davin Luotam, | Jr., in the 78th year of Ins age. | Notice of tuners! hereatter. Magkxry.—On Friday, June 30, Many Marxry, wife of Thomas Markey, a native of the parish of Cioulibret, county ot Monaghan, Ireland, aged 56 years. ‘The triends and vet neces are invited to attend the funeral, from residence, 212 East 47th st, on Sunday, Juty ‘Tet6, at one o'elock. Infant aged 10 Matures —In ooklyn, July 1, Avousta, daughter of Augastes and Maria Mathie | months and 10 days. Remains will be taken to Westport, Conn, for in- terment. Morse. —In Brooklyn, Jaly 1, Graciag A, infant daughter of Horace J. and Fannie KE, Morsé, aged § mouths, Friends of the aay are invited to attend the funeral services, at house, 202 Clermont at jt o’clock, Mond: henry. —-On Friday, dune 30, Jauxs A Mv his 33d year, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are tovites to wivene his funeral, at St Stephen's church, , on Monday moruing, at ten o'clock, where services wil be held. His remains will be deposited in the | vault of the church. MeCauitt.—On Thatsday, 29th inst., Brivest Mo Evoy, relict of Bryan McCahill, aged 63 years MeGit. —On Friday, June 30, 1976, Pareick MoGinn, aged 45 years. Relauivos and frieuds of the family are reapectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom his late residence, No. 180 Bleecker st, at ove o’ciock, on Sunday, Suly 2 2 To tax Meanens or tuk New Yorke Youso Max's Roman Catio.to BRNKVOLENT Association, —Brotie kks--You are hereby notiled to assemble at our rooms, 327 Bowery, ov Suuday, July 2, ab oue P, M., for the purpose of attending the funeral of our jate brother, Patrick McGill. By order, JOHN 8) SCULLY, Prest dent plAvGHLix.—Friday, Jane 30, tn the 206 ix, only son of P. Tous, Secretury. rehuel and the Inte Klien McLaugh | jatives and friends are invited to attend the fa | jather’s residence, 89 Manon st., o@ Sunday, at cwo P.M. Moswerexsy.—On Fricay, Jane 20, Jows Joserm | McSweeney, the beloved son of Joua and Mary Mo. | Sweeney. |. The tives and friends of the family are respect | | fally inviwed to attend the funeral, from residence, No. 66 Canal st, on Sunday, July awe o’cloe! O'CALLAGHAN, —On Thoraday, Jane 29, M. of the jate Thomas O'Callaghan, native of | Maltow, county Cork, Ireland, tm the 60th your re, The relatives ana friends of the family, and of her sons, Thomas and Florence O'Callaghan, @re Feapect- fully invited to atteud her funeral, trom her late reek ence, 608 West loth st, to Calvary Cometery, on Sum day, July 2, at one o'ciock P. KILL. —On Thursday, June 29, Micnart O’Netu, |, County Limerick, a pative of th lrelwnd, in the 4;th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect fully mvited to attend the funeral, on Suaday, Jaly 2, 1474, at bis residence, 188 Clinton st, at one sicioek © “Rownixs.—At New Branswick, N. ae wuddeoly, Friday, June $0, Dr. Eowanp W. — ja the aioe year of his ag Notice of funeral hereafter. SrockTtox.—On Satarday, July LS Hse wife of Lieutenant Charies H. stocktou of Rev. A. B. Carter, D. D, preva] of funeral hereafie te Jane 2%, James & Su) city, mee second Kon Of the late James 8, suleves, wey and 9 montha, ¥ siketiin, Ma—Atter a lugering . 1876, Mrs. Lacrina FRancns, azed 00 7 The relat and Irieuds are Naty