The New York Herald Newspaper, July 21, 1876, Page 7

TINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL | The Stock Market Uuli and Irregular, With- out Material Change. GOLD FIRM AT Il 84 A Il 7-8 Money on Call 2 1-2 and 2 Fer Cent--Govern- ment and Railway Bonds Less Active, but Steady—Investment Shares Quiet. Watt Strext, } Tavxspay, July 20—6 P. M. Bpeculation to-day was little more than a repetition ef that which has preceded it since the beginning of the week. ‘Tho market was sluggish, destitute of buoyancy, difficult to sustain, easy to yield and devoid Of attraction to all save the few parties directly en- gaged in manipulating the figures. With the ther- mometer ‘up to par and a fraction, there is little en- couragement to even the most enthusiastic of bulls or bears to induige in the physical exercise incident tothe purchase or sale of stocks. ‘The most noteworthy feature of the day was a do- @line in Pacific Mail, which stopped to the front in the Deginning at 24%, but later took a back seat after a fall to 23%;. The cause assigned for this chango is that the expense of pusting the steamship City of Tokio in & seaworthy condition wili amount to nearly $200,000, and thas make another hole in the treasury of the company. It is also gossiped that a statement is forthcoming which will show the condition of tho same. About noon there was a trifling rally along the line, ‘Dut it was not maintained, and, as will be seen by the closing prices, the aay’s work shows but little im- provement on that of yesterday. Western Union opened at 707, declined to 703,, ral- Ned to 707j, and ended at 70%. Michigan Central moved trom 451; to 4614, but later went down to 4544, and closed at 45%, Lake Shore opened at 534 and closed at 6334, selling meanwhile at 544. Erie was quiet atl43j. St. Paul sold at 39 a 387, a 39), a 39, The preterred stock at 70'; a 70% a7l!; a 704. Ohio and Mississippi stiffened from 14% 1015. Union Pacific brought 6037. Northwest preterred 653; a 653g, and the common stock 41); a 4175. New York Central is down to 1067, while Jersey Centrat and Delaware and Lackawanna were com- paratively noglected, tne former at 72% a 7444, and the latter at 1013z. The rest of the market requires no apecial comment. THR SALKS TO-DAY. The \ansactions of the Stock Exchange to-day Aggregated 53,925 shares:—Erie, 1,000; Lake Shore, 18,700; Northwestern, 400; do,, preferred, 300; Pacifle Mail, 6,550; St. Paul, 4.490; do, preferred, 5,900; Ohios, 2,300; Western Union, 6,100; Union Pacific, 300; Michigan Central, 7,175; New Jersey Central, 1,000, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and fowest prices of the day: — Opening. Highest. Lowest, New York Central wee 106% 10674 rie. ceoee, 148 14%, Lake Shore. 5B %y 534g Northwestern. 4145 41g Northwestern, preterred.. 653; oxy | Milwaukee and St. Paul 2875 | MAL and St, Paul, pret. TO | Ohio und Misaussinpt 1a | New Jersey Central 2 Del,, Lack. and Western, 10144 | Union Pacific. 604; Western Union. 70%, Pucitle Mail 2% 24 23% | ING PRICES—3 P. M ee ae .oL SUP pt. FOX a 707% West Union... Gece Sea ae lian Jo. | RI flan & StJo H Agus BX... 1108 Lake Shore Amer Ex....0, Mich Centrai.. 45 \ » Express - NY tar, We dsb urgor! Noy da n't! Chie & Alton . NAG Qev Pitts.) 95 Oto # Miss. Dh NWO 41a Ponaina... Chee phe O68 Tol & Wai r Ce d RT emi Union Paciie 6%. C04 DMe ere O89 y BQ Aumsonri Pac” Blea Thy | ADVANCK AND DECLINE, Tho following are the changes in closing prices com- pared with those of yesterday :— ApvaNck.—New York Central, 14; Delaware and Lackawanna, 44; Eric, 34; Luke Shore, 33; Nortnwest preferred, Paul preierred, 14; gold, %5. Dec1ix! stern Union, 34; Union Pacific, 1; St Poul, 43; Panama, 1; Pacitic Mail, 144. The rest of the murket was stationary, THE MONEY MARKET. The locul rates jor money are unchanged, and call loans continue to be made on the basis of 24; and 2 percent. The following were the rates of exchange mm New York at the undermentioned cities to-da; avanpah, 1{ premium; Cincinnati quiet, 1-20 a 1-10 premium, selling; Charleston, offerigs light, 44 pre, mium; New Orleans, commercial 4, bank 3; Chi- ago, 60 premium; St, Louis, 75, premium, Foreign exchange was quiet and unchanged, Sterling— Bixty days? sight.. ~ 488 0489 Demand.... + 4.90 04.91" Cable transfers, + 4.9115 0 4.92 Commereul... 4560 04.87 Commercial. Rewhmarks— Sixty day: Deinand. Cable Commerc THE GOLD MARKET, x Gold opened at 111%, declined to 111 5 and afterward Advanced to 111%, the closing price. The carrying fates Were 1 and 13, per cent and the borrowing rate Bat. Of the $950,000 gold com put up and engaged for shipment to-day, $250,000 was withdrawn, making the | shipment $650,000 gold com and $50,000 silver bars, OPKRATIONS OF THR GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold bulances, $1,030,979 Currency balance 1,158,287 Gross clearances. 28,052,000 CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Carrency exchanges. $50, 860,277 Currency vaiances. 8,198,977 Gold exchanges. 7,542,746 Gold balances.,........--- ++ 1,144,410 INVESTMENT SUARES. In investmeni shares New York and Now Haven sold @t 154; Chicago and Alton at 102; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, ut 117), ; Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, at 103 8103. Rock Island, at 108', a 108%; New York Cen Wal, at 10736 a 106%; Land and Petroleum, 11334; Cbi- tago and Alton preferred, 108; Delaware and Lacka- | Wanna, at 1014 ; Jersey Central at 3 THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. fhe Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $366,000, gold, on account of intercst, and $6,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. The Sub-Treasury released to- day $19,400 silver coin, Revenue receipts to-day, | $400,000; cusioms receipts, $450,000; bank notes re- telved, $1,000,000, The Banking and Currency Com- mittee took no action to-day on the repeal of the Speeie Re ption act. GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds were strong and higher. There @ore transactions in 1867’s and new fives, the former selling at 129 and the latter at 118%). The following were the latest quotations:—United States currency Vixes, 125% a 126};; da do, 1881, registered, 11945 3.119%; do, do., do., coupon, 120); 4 120%; do. do, 1865, registered, 116\% a 1164; do. do., do., coupon, 11654 4 116} ; do, do., do., now, registered, 118 a 1184; fo, do, do, do,, coupon, 118 a 118: do, do, 1867, registered, 1200 120%; do. do., do., coupon, 119% a 12054; do, do, 1868, registered, 1213; a 122; do. do. fa, coupon, 121}, a 122; do., ten-forties, registere: sig ® 118%; do. do, do., coupon, 1187 a 119); to., ives, 1881, registered, 1162; a 117; do. do, do., soupon, 1133¢ # 11835. THM FOREIGN MARKET. The London advices report continued buoyaucy m securities, consola bet! gain bigher and United States bonds strong. The Bank of England directors, at their weekly court to-day, did not change tho rate of dis- count, which remains at 2 per ceut. The proportion of bank reserve to liabilities, which last week was 54 per tent, is now 66%. The specie in the Bunk of England mcroased £1,137,000 during the week, and to-day £23,000 bullion in addition went into the bank, The tpecie in the Bank of France increased 14,381,000 francs daring tho week. At Paris, rentes have ad- vanced to 106f, 60c, The following are half-past four P. M, quotations:—Consols for money, 96 18-16 a 967% ; consols for account, 9675 a 00 6-16; five-twenty bonds ‘of 1865, old, 106%;; five-twenty bonds of 1867, 109%; ten-forty bonds, 108}; a 1083, ; new fives, 1061, a 1065; ; Erie common shares, 13; Erie preferred shares, 20};. RAULROAD GONDS, Railroad bonds were steady, with the exception of Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds, which declined to 95%. Union Pacific land grants sold at 102%, and St. Paul sinking funds were quoted at 904; 4 9053. New Jersey Central consolidated firsts sold at 10144, Milwaukee and St Paul eights at 118, Erie fourths at 100, New York Central sixes of 1887 at 1054{, do, of 1883 #t 105, North Missouri firsts at 98, Cleveland and Pittsburg consolidated sinking funds at 108 and Letiigh and Wilkesbarre consolidated at 8744. The following were the closing quotations for Pacific Raliroad bonds:—Union firsts, 103%; to 1034; do, land grants, 1023, to 103; do, sinking funds, 93% to 9415; Centrals, 107 to 1074, : PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at threo o'clock this day :— Bid, Asked. City sixes, old. losig © — City sixes, new.. se 109 United Coinpanies of New Jersey = 10575, 139 Ponnsylvania Ratiroad....... 6295 Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. a“ Lehigh Valley Raiiroad ..... bi Catawissa Ratlroad, preferred wee BY = Philadelphia and Erie Ratlroad. 18 185 Northern Central Raiiroad, 33% Bt Lehigh Navigation........... 45% 452 Lehigh Navigation, gold loan - 10845 MINING STOCKS. The following table of prices of the prominent gold and silver mining shares, including the opening prices of to-day, as received by telegraph (rom San Francisco, iw furnished by William Ward, Drexel Building:— July July July July li. is. 19, 20, Alpha. -8 40 4288 Belcher, 18 i8 18 Ww Best & Beicher. 42 45 47 45 Caledonia, ..... 9 9 10 9 California. 55 59 4 61 Choliar Potosi, 74 7 83 TL Con. Virgiia. . 49 53 61 by Crown Point. 9 10 10 10 Eureka Con. u u il 1 Gould & Curry. i4 ld 16 1b Hale & Norcross. . 9 9 10 8 ee ME 5 5 -20 2 ae al . 10 i il ll Mexican oO 30 30 2 Ophir. set fae (85 TB Overman,....... . 68 87 6B OT Raymond & Ely. 8 8 8 Savage. Ww 1B 2 18 Sierra, M4 M 4 14 Silver Hill. » | 7 ki 7 Union Consol. pet iL 1h i YellowJacket... 2 8. 8S The following aro to-day :— Consolidated Virginia 57 California .... + GOs closing prices in San Francisco 10 Crown Point, Yellow Jacket, Segregated Belcher. 63 Ophir. + 4436 Mckacessucecse' I. Slorga Now Consolidated Imperial 54; Exchequer Mexican, 4, Overman Gould & Curry. 14ig Justice. 22.7 Bi Best & Belcher. 45% Caledonia. ; Hale & Norcross, 8 MEMORANDA, ‘The following shows the carvings of the Michigan Contrai Railway Company for tho second week in $98,708 50 112,498 50 18,600 00 Decrease....s.eeeseee The earnings of the & July 8-15, 1 955 38 July 8-10, 1 87,361 bt Increase in 1876..... $20,594 OF January 1 to July 15, 18’ $1,603,899 60 January 1 to July 15, 18 Increase in 1876...... ‘The comparative estimated earnings ot the Ohio and Mississippi Ratlway Company for the second quarter in July were-— 80 46 fact aneetban Increase in 1876. . $740 34 The following securities were sold at auction to-day :— $1,000 United States government five-twenties, six per cent gold coupon bonds of 1867, due 1 interest coupons payable January and July, 119%; $3,000 Cali- fornia Pacilic Railroad Company ‘first mortgage seven per cent gold bonds, due 1889, interest coupons payable ‘apuary and July in New York, $1,000 exch, 86%; $1,000 New Haven, Middletown and Willimantic Rail- road Company first mortgage seven per cent bonds, due 1859, interest coupons payable May and Noveraber (all unpand coupons attached), 3; 100 shares Sate Deposit Company of New York, $26 onch, 11z; $645 note against EL lowes, $5. For account of whom it mav cot cern, 30 shares Metropolitan Insurance Company, $30 each, 60. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Tucrspay, July 20, 1874 $61, 08: 60, RRFORE CALL—lu A ML $5000 L & W Boon... §74% 100shs LS & MS, oaay 100 shs Mich Cen KRs8 454, 10) Chi & NW Ri. aL Zou ao 4544 400 NJ Con RR... my Fe 2 lw do 72 40) Mila St P 109 do. ls do. do do de 300 M & St 100 do. 100 100 Pac M 100 100 Erie RR 14 100 i 1000 LS & MSR 58% 10) Ohio & luo do bB% 204 do. 300 do 534, 1400 do. so do BY 100 do 10 do 53 300 do. AND $10000 US 6's, x, “Bl... 119% $1000 US 5-20, r, 187... Fibat soARD—0:30 AL $1000 Mo 6's 1 bds...,. 10534 400 sha Ls & MS RR. GUsu kd eous! Wie 40 do. 9000 do... 90° 10) Pac Mali S3.b'e:b3 1000 M & St P,T&M.. 94 ine do. - 1000 Mor & Es con... 104 S00 gUU) Erie 2d 13% U0 Mie 000 LS Int, com. r."" 106%, 100 4 Oe List.) Woy” 1000 1000 Obio & Missa, 65 40 GO. oo ose. sees 10.0 Un Puc RK Ast. 103-100 Chi & N Wk 97 100 do. 3 , 44 26 Cht & RT Ki be 2000 Tol & Wab 24... 6433 Su “do... 88 4000 Chi ENW con. 10% BOP,F We Ogt.be Jo. at L& P Co. be 13% We Mil & st P iti. be i 1100 “ao. Wig 20) do 100 do. 4 7O% 100 do, BTINY CHUR RR be 17s BO do 95 do. . 108% 40 do 200 Berle. Ke $20 Mil & 8 iF pF. sw Ls Ms Os eeee i do... 600 eo. 5 do. hen SS ty co do... SOChi, B&Q. be sh do. BO Chi'& Alt i..be do 1OINY,NW&H be do 30) Outy & MK Boe do. . $10C00 US 5's 10-40, 107 Ma 8 P con iO she PCL & P 200 Went tn fel 1.0 Obio & M 6u Cn dN WR Ww do, 100 lor 109 Un Pare ith Wood DK 100 do... wo do el, #115000 U 85-20 $1000 US 5" SKCOND HOARD=L . 10g ly 30 20 WW ay ) 1: do 100 Chi & NW RR..be lOO NJ Con KK... be 10 do. 0s Nil de ne 30 ‘do 209 209 Jou MiLA St esd 20 Del, Like WcR.be 10 Clie ARR of be 1 Gute & Minn ik be w do. ww To $1000 Alt & T A Ist... 16 100 she Mich Cen RE 200 she veh duo do 10) When als 100 Pee Mit 200" do... ca) to Dene teageas 535 50 WO tn Pae ee aso ed tad set. Why , a ie Se pt Wy, io 1 gi eves, oe td 200 Ww de. bs 7 City and | 600.5 . | winter bleached fish, 48e. | Sites 20,009 bbls, at 17%¢c, | for stetetl; + | by the comparison give: NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1876. do. do. CONYCEHURER.. 106% 100 200 Mich Cem RE... 454, 800 Les 6B 4542 40) Mor & 300 454, 400 Obio & Miss 50 10 4933 COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON, SPOT QUIFT; FUTURES CLOSED STEADY— FLOUB DULL AND IRREGULAR—-WHEAT DULL— CORN, FAIR DEMAND—OATS QUIET— PORK QUIET—LARD QUIET AND EASY—WHISEEY SHADE EASIER—PETROLEUM FIRM—NAVAL STORES QUIET—OILS STEADY—GROCERIES ¥IRM—FREIGHTS FIRM, Tuvrspay, July 20-6 P. M. There was but little change in the commercial situa- tion. The chief event in the dry goods market was the great saie of flannels, which bas undoubtedly proved aeuccess, On ’Change flour was dull and irregular. Wheat was quiet and without decided change. Corn was in fair demand at unchanged figures, Oats were quict. Whiskey a little off. Pork quiet and in buyers’ favor, Lard quiet und easy. Freights were quiet, Cotton on the spot was quict; futures closed dull, Groceries were firm, Naval stores were quiet. Oils were quiet und steady. ’etroloum was firm, Covres.—The movement tn Rio continues small, and there 4s still an unsettled feeling as regards prices, Holders are not pressing their goods upon the market and are asking former figures: but, on the other hand, buyers are holding off, andto sell to any extent a decline seems imperative. We retain our quotations, but they must be considered as extreme rates, The only sale that we learn of was 3,000 bags, per Elizabeth, fair quality, at 16%e. At the out ports no business transpired. Mild coffee was quiet and steady. Daring the past week 6,600 mats Java, 2,331 bays Mara- eaibo, 1,010 do, Laguayra, 1,004 do. Costa Riea, 675 do. St. Domingo, 674 do, African, 298 do. Savanilia and 84 do, Mex- iewn sold in lots for consumption within the range. The stock of imild cotfee in first hands iy as follows :—Java, grass mats, 73,485; Ceylon, 11,448 bags; Maracaibo, SRS do. Laguayra, 4a87 do: St. Domingo, 2377 r Porto Rieo, 150 deo, Costa Kien, 8,312 | do; Mexican, 1.504 do; ‘Savanilia, 9.319 do. Total and 73,486 mats Java, We es, Use, a 5440; mir do. 16%e. a .: good do., 1T34e. w 1Th.e; prime do., 17Ke. w 1Ne. ; ex- tremé range for lots, 15 Santos, tair co good, 18% 7e., gold, ninety ‘di ernment bugs. 20e. ts, i 5 Sinuap ao., IMe, & a 1Bige. ; Muracaibs - amaica, 1 Tox. —The market for spot was quiet, bayer. Fatur 16a 12 3-82 ‘ 16 a 124 jotations ure based on American standard of classttica- tion and on cotton in store running in quality not more than hall a grade above or de quoted :— Ordinary ....4+5 Strict ordinary. Gond ordinary Strict good ore Low middlin 10 "5.16 dinary. 10%, Strict low middling. 11 5:16 11 716 Middling « 11 18-16 Good middling . . 12 816 518 Strict good middling 1211-16 12 13-16 Middliug fair, 713 116 13 B18 Fair. 1215-16 14 1-16 b =Stulined—Good ‘ordinary, 8 5-1Ge.; strict good ordinary, low middling, 9 15-16e. ; ‘middling, 10 13-16c. were us follows Total, 1,089 271 Laat Erening. sales were as follow 200 at Th 21 00 at 11 11. at 119-166. ; May, up to two P. M.—July, 160 at 1 “Ble. 1,50) at 11 !; Septembei Jetober, 900 at 11 December, 200 ‘at 1 3-18: | 200 we WI Ts Total, 0, j.800 bales. The receipts at the ports were lows!—Galveston, 59; New Orleans, Moblie, 5 Charleston, 48; Wilm Philadelphia, ‘Total, 458. bales duy last week, 569. This day lust year, 692, Total since September 1,°4,070,096 bales, Cotton freights closed us follows:—To "Havre, by steam, %c., compressed. ‘To Ham- burg, by steam, compressed, “To Bremen, by steam, 3¢c., compressed.” TO Liverpool, 0-16d. by steam: by sui d he corn men}, 2,600 bbls. and 190 sneks; oat bush corn 145,752 do. ; Hye. $0) do.; barley, 8.70) do.; barley malt, 29,014 do. The tloar market was Gull, irrezular and lower to all home xrades. sales were about 11,000 bbis., including “State, Western and Southern, at the aunexea quotations. Kye flour was quiet, with sales of 200 bbls. at $4 50 a $5 10, Corn meal—We note sales of 850 bbls. and 700 sacks at $3 20 a $3 30 for Brandywine. We quote: No. -$2 00 a $2 75 Raps 2508 75 Extra State 4% Choice Stat . 8 525 Superfine Western. 28 375 Extra Western ~ 4258 475 Minnesora. - 5008 625 Round hoop Ohio, silpping 14508 475 Round boop Ohiv, trade Lran 5 00a 575 Eh 26508 750 14758 575 straight extra. 28000 6h choice double extr 650% 7 50 ice family. B8O0On 875 to supert 3T08 425 4 20a 300 Southern, supe: 3508 400 Southern, extra 4550 675 BT e 825 3008 3 Ow y a3 20 50 0. we ax quiet but ico ‘in prices. Boyd & Co. extibited a sample of new Kansas winter whes was fnir in quality and iu prime condition, ‘Their xd. Views from Kansas report the whext crop us seenred, and that it fy more than an uveraye crop. The sles we 100,000 bushels, at 97}g0. & 81 for No. afloat, $1 OL a $i: U2) Milwauke Lye. 'a” SL 1G for tingraded — and No. Minnesota, $1 25 for new crop amber Delaware. Corn was steady, with we fair Inquiry; sales were 15 bushels ut $e. 58c, for steamer, 30c. for low mixed, Gt. for New York graded yellow, store, and de. tor no ‘grade, Of 85/000 bushels at 24e. a 87Age. for the E the range of white, Boe. 0 Ni New York graded mixed an tye. tor Rye—We note sales of 8.0 bushels at hicago in st Onts were quiet, with sul Hear axp JUTE. —The market was qui American dressed, $190.0 $200 for xing! $225 for double and $120 a $125 for rough; Mauils he: gold; Kusyin, clean, 8210, Ttatian, wold; J 5 ja Sivai hemp, Tstie, dige 4 04 ns there Ww vado refining, 30c Rico, Be. a 90e. ; nu fair to good. 4 4 Se. NAVAL STOKE: plished in the way of business in this market, but prices remained stron We quote spirits Common to goods shingion, Ww Tar— y Advices from strained, $1 20 Imington wer 04 strained, $1 25, peutine ‘steady; hard, 81; soft, $1 75; vir firm at 2790. 1s were quiet. seed, ernde, 8c. ; Soutuern yelio inter, S6c. « Oke.; white winter, ude, 81 35; $1 60: whaie, erude Norther Ulenched winter, 7c. « 7. anes, $4 45 We quote :—Linseed, ise. a olive, ens e 5 demand for prompt and forward shipments, aud at stronger prices. ude quiet at our quotations ia or Baltimore in rebned. in bulk, 9%4¢. 17 '4ye. vid do, Little done at Philadelp closing prices wero as follows :—Crade Le, 8 1b'ye.: refined, in bbix., vige. a Naphtha, 10%e deiphia, Le. a I73¢0. j Ho. at balthnor vices from the Creek were as foll 4 ng bid; United, $2 2444 asked; $2 40 vid shipments; Oil City bug nothing doing: $2 bid tor United, $2 29 shipments, $2 dull, 13 + 74 bbis.: lard, 548 tierces, 6 kegs und 25 cases; cut meats, 379 packages; bacon, 116 tlerces and 1.17 boxes; be ticrees UI bbls. and 60 cases. pork markot wns quiet and easy. closing at the ond “eal” as follows st, $19 80 bid, $1999 asked; b m S20 $20 40 asked. 4 $19 90 for Auyast # $20.05 for Septem! | mess sold at * 25, Cue meats were quiet; 4,5" Ta pickled bellies, 11 lbs, average, sold at 1 | hams were quoted xt 10':c. a 12e, frest bel tierced. mess, & at $90, with advancing o dull and nominally wi Lard was quie' ie at the secoud * ‘30 wxked: Ane er, SU A July, $1) ign per, $1 ae gil Ny lor September. “Sp. Slaorticrces, Wester w city No. 1 vc for {uit to tine State. and Lhe je was weak and nominal we fig lows bid, #11 8, 1 06 ve “hie market was steady and fairly active. The on in bend is 2.000, hg We quote :— se. w ViSje.; Lonistann, fair vo go ine, Ge. w' Glge,; Rangoon, fale t 7 Tige., gold;, Ran- were: rt are still very firm in their jews aud iu some instances ‘ye, per Ib, dbove onr quota- as is aeked, but to seit Sige. 4 8%e. ie all that eould be bucained for iaie to good refining, the styck, as will be seen below shows 4 marked reduction, nt, which ives, sellers the uba and the arrivuls contin auvantage 400) bh ores, Bags, Melado. Stock (ascertained by acti count, including speculA- tion), July 1, 1876. 50.822 201,028 4,101 Receipis since July 1 1 12 Totals. S9uK 207 487 4,173 Sales sin 7,000 65,001 "osy S1424 41,776 3,186 THY, dy ASTD. 44,539 162,439. 15,028 24 ‘ith PST cee HOOT 97,891 211,605 984 npuring with stock Jute eh, ISTE ee, 10800) 49,085 227,003 7,589 -We quiie:—Fair to wood relining, Bye. © Se, Cuba, ide. for yellow Southern, in | | and required. Address WIN PP ip | Zotinted grocery, fair to choice, aud boxes, Nox. 8 to The. wRhce. & al owdered, 11 4s¢. ond auality do., Tl DIKARINK.—ieeceip at Tike, w 19 LLOw.—Recei ptx—24 wns heavy; 139,000 ibs, Witiskky,—Receipts— a shade casier 175 bbls. Tras — sales hc. the mark nd for pet lowly. The engage: 4.009 bushels ber per steam, The charters included an for orders, with 2,5 samme Voyage hence to Genoa, Legh at abo 6 40s, ; an Ami ae refined petroley to Antwerp or wNwedivh bara, fro: at Gs, 6d; 0 Brit 2.400 bbIS. do., at Ge voyage with rive), hence t 7, vessel (to arrive), own, Sa 3 not kn; ordinury, 9. et recipt ordinary, 944 900, Stock, Cotton quiet; middli od ordinary, '84yc. xports coastwise, 70, Cotton quiet: middlin, gopd ordinary, 9c. cobstwise, 47." Sules, ‘ar firms a Wheat duil; sate: Corn ged. 426,000 feet. Fn, 18,000 do. 20 bushels railroads 14,000 di firm. Corn dull ana lower to ang unchanged, Wheat unsettled but “hieugo spring S4ge ember; N dd ead Flour, 6,500 bbls. ; m0, n BKe. w Ile. September, 48350. August C Angust $11 07, bid September. and extra 64x64 feeling. ‘9d. per ewt. Loxvox Propver M M.—Spirits of turpent f Mone LEX. FROTHING Brokers, £2 Wali s Bto.d por cent. Cireulars and W ly jurities; insurance ot J.J. gune, a ¥ 70 do Pingsney, at 21}. a 513, Ibs, To Rotterdam, per steam Cotton quiet; middling, 116 ton quiet; middling, 136; No. i Milwaukee Club h Canal freights , 691,000 feet, Can: Canal freights, nominally unchange dull; sales of 2,000 bushels’ V | Rye und barley ‘imactive, Lake freights whent, 6 46,000 do.; rye, 1 i pols. jeptomber. je Letters of € payable In any purt of Europe, Ai draw Bills of Exchaage ana ¥ to Kurope wnd T REASONABLE RATKS.— Endowment Insurauce Polici 9. f do., do, by. Ma 83 Thhae. w off A, granulated, a 11 tce. : eut loal, Lise. . 14 Vierces, 4 hhds. and 414 bbls, sold at Bige. 1it obls. whitakey, ‘The sold at BL 1 a SL 13h. centrifu, Lire hhds. phds and ri ‘ernsl Tigges: see ‘The market was quiet for prime; 100 tierces sold, to arrive, at The market market was by auction of 78 half. Mo- ido. Formosa, at 20) a Ble: se. and 155 do, Japan, at ot was generully unchanged, with a m touuage, im igre moved ins were iverpool, per aes AS (U0 bushels corn on pri 000 boxes chet 100 bh n Italian bark (relet), an Ainerican bar New Bremen, with man eK do, At Gs, or Bremen with 7,000 do., DOMESTIC MARKETS. Lveston, July low middling, 8, 59; Sule: LEANS, Jul; Moni pee i ATS. Savanna, July ing, 103{0.; low " mida Net receipts, 4 bale Bales, 7. Stock, 1,37. Crancestos if. Me.; low middling, i Net 48 bal 50, 8, in at 1 n private Hobo bile. dos, 140; Stock, low middling, 38 bales; gross, 279; iy 2 ot ies, with Kentucky tobacco, from Phil deiphis to Cork: a German shi ork, Philadelphia (to sui 8,50) bbis. t), hence rms Baltic 10¢ 4 20, 1876, 1Age. § good D, 1876, low middling, ipta, 8 bales, 20, 1876. ing, 97 Gros July 20, 1876, Oe, ‘a 10Kje, les, Exports WitatxGrox, N, C.. July 20, 1876, Spirits of turpentine steady at 2746. for strained, | $1 75, Oswxao, N, ¥., July ih 25 a $7 50; double ex sal at $1 18: uneban; Burvato, N. Y.,Jnly Receipts by lake—Flour, 7,0) bbis.;" wheat, iy Tailroads—Flour, 14,000 do, Shipment: wheat, 7.000" bu barley, 400 do, inal in abson 2. nominally stern in loty at Pork, lard and hight well wing, $6 75 @ $7; amb ipments—Lumber, Ronin dull at $120 20, 1876. winter, tra, $7 75 a 400 bbls, hite Michigan at extra 20, 18 8,000 dole y To interior points — 000 do. By els; corn, Tye, 2,000 do, Flour quie teat unsettled; condition of the murket unsatis quotations entirely nom and ce of wal 49. Oats B4e. 0 360, wines quiet Touxno, July 20, 1876. steady, Wheat steady; No. 1 white Michigan, amber Michigan, spot and August, $1 03; July; 42 Neptomber, #1 US: No. 2 do, tbe; No. 8 Dayton and Michizau red, 7%¢ ; rejected red, G2c. n quiet and steady; high mixed, August, Se. ; September, 503%. ; low mixed, 474,¢.; August, 454; no grade, 403g¢. ; damazed, BUly Oave steady and in fair demand; No. and Michi- gr ‘B23, white, pts 100 bbls, flour, 7,000 ushels wheat, 17,000 orn, 16,000 do, oats. Ship- ments—2 0 bbls. fiour, 21,000 Bushels wheat, 16,000 do. Cureaco, July 20, 1876 enerally lower, closi t; 86%,¢., Augu: ijeago spring, 7h do.; Barley, 400 do. heat miger ; 47, Corn firmer; 4c. J ul ute nominal, Pork higher; $18 9) bid, areas % ley, "8! wheat, 49,00 bustiels; corn, At the ufter: ak and lower: No. 2 at 43 ‘ugust; 438%6. a 43%e., September: rejected, ‘Oats firmer; 2730, spot options. tye inuet dull and lower at 4c. ‘a 49¢,, pone Pork active but lower; oper $18 75 u $18 80, spot oF 4 8 #19, september: has sold 18 10, August.’ Lard unsettled but generally lower; $10: 024 & $109), spot; $11 05, Septet old wt BU, Augus oxte won 87e. cash, y 43ie. Lard firmer: $10 973g August, PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Provipence, R I., July 20, 1876. RKKT.—London, July 2%, Gd. a 2 Americi hi a. WAM & CO., t., doales Keportor sent free. ten ail kinds Printing cloths nominally steady at 34 cash for standard ha quiet market und slightly easier EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxpox, July 20—Evening. —Linseed oil, 238. 6d. a 235, 20-5 :30 P, i per ewt, RPOOL CorroN Makwr.—LivenrooL, July ‘of middling upland: M.—Cotton, futures firm. 5: middling clause, August and September delivery, at 5 25-32 — +--+ eo FINANCIAL, je Transfers BANKERS AND in first class Puts and Cuils, buy and carry Stocks as long as desired ou margin of NEY ON Livk AND and other fected with best com- ROE LN w York et for first class loans, IrB AND Ld, purch sued D $5.000 1, VOX 3,735 Post $1000.00 A ww YY RARE ¢ est in the MP 0. 8 Fi HAS ity vacant Lot 'T INSURANCE co: Adar office, New York, NT 7 $300 FOR ONE-THIRD 1D ‘Improved Returu Bali ;” three toys in one; investigation solicits, t., Brouklyn, greatest to; HABRICH & CO, 147 Broad: ROOKLYN LOAN OFPICE.—$800,000 TRUST FUNDS on Mortgage; charges small. DRAKE & CO., 3 isoerum place. POR SALE—TEN SHARES OF THE FRYER & Noble Metal jompany (Hever process), ab $100 e Hi ONEY TO Gpor cent money POLIC 3 MMISS1ON ng butter largely, wants $5,000 year; good collateral given, BUTTER “TO LOAN AT SIX PER CENT. Offices, 40 and 32 Pine st, JACOB V. D. WYCKOFF. ITIEs. ROOFING Cedar st. TER- ine FUL. A ottice Lusiness promising tair returns; reter wud required. Address KONA FID 4, VOMPETE Wit / wanted for new aid of NOR SAL sized How ture at low p ART, Stewart’ DARTNER WANTED. #25, staple \ e reterence, ACT ity for NTED=A PART third int will pay large profits, None but principals deal W r for thirty horses. Address office Wartep—ay business, « Partner, geuer: of B10,00. A pr dress BUSINKoS, He W ANTED—THE Lo. C., Herald offiee, Wine, sigat “wed Broadway," Inquire nt eo T OF 15 YEAR rigit par leasant business. Address A. Be, box 180 lerald A YOUNG MAN, NOW IN A pectal, with w capital er cout will be ,uarant Ad. seeurity and good interest will be paid. RTENC ce of a geatiem ald office, SSOCIATE WANTED—T0 INVEST $1,000 T. city. Addi ONK OF THE CHOICEST MEDIC ing 4 fine business; Louse and Farni- M, STEW. For taformation apply to W Hotel, Hrondway and 1 2th st. ACTIV avers Address CHEMICAL: IVE O8 SIL 1, Herald oltice, RING, CHEM al partner wi to enter a mur Address H. K. L., it with, PARTNER, WITH ABOUT 8! baggage expt and OF $100; FOR Witt fruit business > Broadw ASTUTE THIEVES. Yesterday afternoon, while the family of Joseph A, Rose, of No. 370 West Forty ted reference furni storag Herald Uptown Branch | Addre: 3B WOULD an, with » ng $0 xo into the drug busi- ene x! PARTNER, with from $6,000 to $10.09), in a woll known wi and liquor hmperting how AND ICAL £50,000; “makin Y WITH 1,50) TO BUY ONE < in & manufacturing company, which ‘aid office, ‘also cH GOOD AB. ANTED—A PARTNER OF MODERATE MEANS IN Lest locatius ixth street, were out shop- ping, the house was robbed by sueak thieves of jewelry and silverware to the value of $900 A large trunk in which the property was packed was also stolen. The roperty was iound at No, 236 Kast Fourth street, and rs Louisa Sanerott and ber son Michael were ar. rested and held by Judge Kasmire, In the house was algo tound a kit of burgl ‘AL DRUNKARD. A BRU wools, On Wednesday evening Peter McCaffery, of No, 208 East Thirty-lourth street, attempted to throw Mra Rosana Ryan, who had assysted bis destitute family, tro the roof of her residence, By ing m that he kieked and beat her, as well us her little daughter. Jusiice. Kasmire committed him tor trial was drunk at the ime, MecCatlery ) Post oftiee, | JONEY AND BRAINS, OWNER, Her: MUNICIPAL NOTES. Mayor Wickham complained very much ot the heat Yesterday, and left his office in a corriage at an early hour of the afternoon. In the morning he visited the Commissioners of Charities and Correction and Park departments, and was considerably exposed tothe sun, The Common Council hes requested Comptrotlor Green to turnish with information relating to the runing of the Jersey City ferry from the foot of Clarkson street, Comm sstoner of Public Works Campbell compiaing of the tardiness in completing the tour new floating baths ordered by the Board of Apportionment, Lt is expected that only two of them will be ready for use during the present season. A HEINOUS CRIME. Yesterday Vincencio ‘izzio, a degraded looking specimen of humanity, an Italian, was tried and convicted in the Kings County Court of Sessions for committing an outrageous assault upon a child eight years of age. Judge Moore, in sentencing the prisoner, which he did for a period of twenty years, regretted that the puuishment could not be made greater, as he said it Was m crime which ought to be punisbod with death G. Sebiparti,a Front street ship- ping merchant, was arraigned belore the Court tor hav- ing offered $50 to the father of tho girl ithe w © the ovuntry and prevent a case being made by prosecution against Tizzio, Judge Moore repri- manded the merchant for bis action and discharged him, ATTEMPT AT MURDER. Jobn Haggerty, of No. 221 East Thirty-eighth street, and Thomas Bushnell, of No, 217 East Thirty-eighth: while {a company together on Weduesday night drank s0 much that they quarrelled without cause. Haggerty gave some beer toa female acquaintance, and was re- monstrated with for dog so by Bushnell, who struek him. Haggerty then drew a pocket kuile and stabbed Bushnell in the tuce once and in the body twice. ‘The wounded man was taken to Bellevue Hospital, and was attended by House Surgeon Thomas, who’ pro- nounced him in a dangerous condition. Haggerty was cominitted at the Fitty-seventh Street Court to await the result of the injuries, CORONERS’ CASES. has | Coroner Woltman yestorday morning held an inquest In tho following cases:— Jon Gillesple, aged thirteen, of No. 60 James street, who was accideutally shot om the night of July 2, by William McCarthy. Eugene L, Mullaney, aged ten, of No, 135 Baxter stroct, accidentally shot by James McDonald on Suly 4. An unknown man, about forty years old, who com- mitted suicide by laying lis head’ on the Hudson River railroad track in front of an incoming locomotive on the 8th inst. James Parrett, aged thirty-four, of No. 119 Elizabeth street, killed on the 9th inst. by an accidental fall on the corner of West and Barclay streets while shghtly intoxicated. s Verdicts were rendered in each case according to the above tacts, MARRIAGES AND DEATIS, MARRIED. Gi.peRtT—Woop.—On Thursday, July 20, at Calvary Baptist chureh, by the Rey. R. 8: Macarthur, Witiiait P. Gituerr to Miss Appis ELLA Woop, both of this city. No cards, HuGues—Warriner.—On the 12th inst., at Jackson- ville, Fia, by the Rev. T. B. Frazee, GkokGe HuGugs to Apbik Wankiner. No cards. Watker—Lixngnav.—July 20, 1876, by the Rey. Dr Ernest Oxee, of Morrisania, Lewen W. WALKER to Sorum, daughter of Dr. Charles Liebenau, all of this city. DIED. Auery,—On Thursday, July 20, Mary Exuey, only child of Maurice and Mary E. Abern, aged 2 months and 4 days. Faneral on Frida} of her parents, 49 Dominick st. Cemetery. No carriages allowed. Backcs.—On Tuesday evening, July 18, Antucr W., eda t son of Mancer M, Backus, in the 2lst year of as age. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend his funeral, trom the Church of the Covenant yer. br. Vincent's), corner Park av. and doth st., on Friday, 21st iust, at ball-past pine A. M. Bxstx.—On the 19th inst., after @ short iliness, Groce H. Bustx, of Bremen, 30 years of age. Relatives and triends are invited to attend the fu- neral, from the German Evangelical church, corner 6th 4 Garden sts, Hoboken, on Friday morning, the at inst, at nine o'clock. Boyie.—On Wednesday, July 19, Joux Bove, late of Longtord, Ireland, in the Sist year of his age. “The friends of the family are requested to uttead his funeral, from his late residence, 0 1st av., Friday, July 21, at two o'clock. CAMPAMLI.—At the residence of his, daughter, Mra, Charles E. Sands, Annandale, N. Y., on Thursday, the 20th inst,, in the 83d year of his age, Joux Camrsent, of this city, Notice ot faneral hereafter. CoukMax.—At Schooley’s Mountain, of consumption, on Tucsday, 18th inst, Many A., wile of Abraham B: Coleman, Funeral from St Joseph’s Roman Catholic church, corner of 6ti ay. and West Washington place, this (Fri- day) morning, ot ten o'clock, Halifax (N. 5.) papers copy, Corves.—On Thursday, July 20, Curistixa M. M. Conpes, aged 1 year, 10 months and 6 days. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, the 21st inst, at half-past one o'clock, from the resideace of her at two P. M., from the residence interment at Calvary parents, 39 Elm st, Cramek,—On July 20, 1876, Mrs, FRepgRicka Cramer, sister of 8. Lew: Funeral from her mother’s (Mrs. C, Lewy) residence, 368 West 56th st, at two o'clock on Friday, July 21. Friends of the family are invited’to attend, also mem- bers of Washington Lodge, L 0, B. B., Standurd Lodge Free Sons ot Israel, Abrauam Geiges Lodge, K. and B., and members of Cong Beth El, Dickkruax.—At Kast Windham, July 20, Grorce Epwarp, only son of Elford and Nellie A. Dickerman, and grandson of George Briggs, aged 5 years, 4 mouths and 20 days. Notice of funeral hereafter, Dopwort#.—On Thursday morning, Mrs, Evizanera Foster, widow of the late Thomas Dodworth, in the 85th year of her age. Funeral on Saturday morning, July 22, at ten o’clock, from her late residence at Morrisania, Dowp.—On Wednesday, Ju'y 19. 1876, Tuomas Down, native of County Lougiord, Ireland. The funeral will take place from his residence, No, 4444 Broome st., on Saturday atternoon, at oue o'clock | sharp. The friends and relatives of the tamily and | Ann and Mary Leddy and Thomas Sheridan and wile are invited to attend, Decker —On Wednesday, July 19, Lrnian M., young: daughter of Henry and Maria Ducker, aged 1 year, nihs and 28 The relatives and friends of the family are_respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from “557 West 40th th ‘on Friday, the 21st ist, at half-past one o'clock P. | S mouths and 6 d | 1876, Dvvr,—On Thursday, Auice J., daughter of Robert d Belle C. Dull, aged 4 months aud 25 da Friends of the family aro invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, at 104. M., from No. 95 Rut. | ledge st., Brooklyn, E. D. Dexsx.—On Wednesd: y, July 19, Caturnixe Doxye, beloved wife of Michael Dunne. ‘The relatives and friends of tho family are respect: fully invited t» attend the funeral from her late resi- deuce, No, 362 Palisave av., Jersey City, on Friday, ais at one o'clock P, M Fixiox.—Ou Thursday, July 20, Parnick Frxnoy, a | native of the parish of Tamplidogan, county Wexiord, Ireiand, in the 42d yeur of his age, ut bis late resi- dence, 90 West Houston st. | Notice of funeral hereafter. | Meadsville (Pa.) papers, niso Corry, please copy, | Froxuuicn.—On Wednesday, July 19, Avex. Patuer, youngest sou of Lionel and Lizzie Froehlich, aged 54; ths, GaLtacnen,—On Tnesday, July 1$, of pneumonia, Many, the beloved daughter of John and Bridget G lagher, af the parish Dromoree, county Tyrone, agod 23 yes Helatives and friends of tho humily sre respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of ner brother, 228 Kast 112:h st, Ou Friday, July 21, at one . M., and thenes to Calvary Cemetery. ay, 19th inst, JCLIA Assy, be- Joved wife of Witham Govan and daughter of Rievard and Emily Freed, in the 27th year of ber age, Funeral from ber ‘ate residence, No. 451 West 44th st, on Friday, attwoP. M. Kelatives and friends of the tarmily respectially invited, Greuvy.—At Washington Heights, the 18th inst., of whooping cough gon of Richard H. and Gertrade ve. Greex.—In Grooklyn, on Thursday evening, July 20, Karr Canirox. wife of Warren Nelson Green, and daughter of the late Marceiius Kells, Esq., of Har: lor, aged 23 years. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral services, at ber late residence, 019 Clinton ay., on Saturday, attour P.M. Troy papers please copy. Maxren.—On Wednesday, July 19, 1876, at Irving ton, on the Hudson, Kite Uniine, wife of Joseph W. Harper, in the 51st year of ber age. Funeral services will be beld at her late residence, on the arrival of the 2 V. M. tram from New York, where carriages wil be in waiting. Haxninatos. On Joly 20, of pneumonia, Ionxatia Frererti, youngest daughter of Louis and Catherine Harrington, aged L year and 19 days, Funeral from the residence of ber parents, 165 Fulton St. Brooklyn, to-day (21st) at two o’eluck, Hovewrox.~-At Glencoe, N. Y., 19th in Fuascts, infant son of J, Edwin and Mary ton. Funeral from 336 East 15th st., this Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, Hows. —On Wednesday, July 19, at Monsey, Rock- bp county, CHAnies, infant son of James and Eliza owe. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, the 2ist inst, on arrival on Tuesday, De Peysren, infant unsou Greene, aged Of train at fyot of Chambers st, at 1:0 P.M. From thence to Cypross Hills. Heise —At Keyport, July 19, Convenivs Huner, in, his 4a year. | atthe Dutch Reformed church at Keyport, 7 N. J., on Friday, July 21, at three o'clock P, M. The Totatives and trieuds aro invited to attend, Interment in Ovpress Hills Cemetery, on Saturday, July 22, ab eleven o'clock A, M. Hvuremycsx—On Thursday, July 20, Mrs. Caraning H. Hvrewixes, relict of Charles 8. Hutchings, 3r., im the 79th year of ber age. Relatives and friends are respectfully requested to attend her funeral, on Saturday, 22d inst, atone o'clock P. M., from’ the residence of her son-in-law, Henry L. Browniag, No. 120 Sipp av., Jersey City Heights. JcvGe,—On July 20, 1876, Tuowas Cuanies Jovax, infunt son of William and Mary Judge, aged 1 year, 3 months and 21 days. ‘The funeral will take place trom the residence of bis father, 77th st. and Boulevard, on Saturday, July 22, at one o'clock P. Krys,—On Wednesday, July 19, Mary A. De Fornst, wife of David Keys, in the Sith year of her age, Funeral from her late residence, No. 448 Monroe av., Elizabeth, N. J., om Friday, at ball-past tour o'clock YM. Kxarr.—Suddenly, at South Norwalk, Coon., o@ Wednesday, July 19, Carmenise R., wifo'of Joba Hy K p and daughter of the late Audrow M. Whit lo Funeral from her late residence, op Saturday, July at two o'clock, Train leaves Grand Central depot clock. ut twelve 0 Kyox.-—At Bedford, Westchester county, N. Y., om July 20, 1876, Jane Hewson, wile of Peter Knox. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, at her late residence, July 22, at ball-past teu A.M. Carriages will be in waiting at depot to meet the A. M. train cars of Harlem Kailroad. . Leke.—in Brooklyn, on Thursday evening, July 20, Many E., eldest daughter of Thomas K, and Sarah B, Lees, aged 28 years, ice of funeral hereafter, Lersox.—On Thersday morning. July 20, Bextra, eldest son ot Peter R. and Sarah J. Letson, in the 10.b year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of his pareuts, Stelton, N. J., on Saturday, 22d at balf-past tnree o'clock P. M, Train leaves New York on the Pennsyivania Central Railroad, foot of Cortlandt and Desbrosses streets, at two P, M. Returns from Steltom at six P.M. Liyoami,—On Tharsday, July 20, Sopara M. Linpas., aged 2 years, 2 months and 25 days. Funeral this day (Friday), July 21, at two o’clock, from her late residence, No, 16 Union st, Brooklyn. Mammr.—On Thursuay, July 20, Mary A. Mager, ie beloved wife of Edward Maber, in the 38th year of er age. The funoral will take place on Saturday, July 22, from her lite residence, 534 West Both st., atone o’cloc! The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to the funeral MansrixLp.—In Hoboken, on Thuraday, July 20, 1876, Cuan.es H., infant son of Iwaac and Jane Mans fleld, aged 7 months, Relatives and triends are respectfully invited to at: tend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 33 this day (Friday), at three o'clock. n Saturday, On Tuesday, 18th inst, ALICE Mam e years, Funeral from No. 239 West 46th st,, on Friday, 2138 -, ab ten A. M. . Mansu.—At Newburg, Orange county, on Wednesday July 19, of typhoid pneumonia, WittagD P. Marsa, of this city, in the 6lst year of his age. Funeral at four o’ciock P, M., on Friday, 21st, at the residence of bis son-in-law, Mr. D. A. Terpenning, West Newburg. « Merritt.—On July 19, Mrs. Sanan Merrett, relict of the late Charles Merritt, Jersey City Heigits, aged 21 years, The funeral will take place from her aunt’s residence, No. 9 Varick place, Friday, July 21, at two P. M. Mrssexck.—On Thursday morning, Winian 8. MESSENGER, aged 34 years, Funeral notice hereafter, Mis. —On Wednesday, July 10, 1876, Atice E, Mitis, daughter of the lato Josoph T. Mills, aged 2% years and & months. Relatives and triends are respectfully invited to ate tend the funeral, from No, 568 Lexington av., on Satur day, at two o'clock P. M, Monuus.—On the 13th of July, Tuomas H. Monuis, of Baltimore, in the 24th year of his age. Murpny.—Danrat Henry Murray, the beloved son of the late James Murphy, departed this life om the morning of July 19, after 'o lingering illneas, in the 25th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from bis late resl- dence, 178 lst av., ou Friday, July 21, at one o'clock Mcreny,—At her residence in Astoria, Ross, the be. loved wite of Joun Murphy, To-day (21st), atten A. M., a requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose uf her soul, in the Chureb of Oar Lady of Mount Carmel. All friends are requested to attend, MacCarrox.—On Wednesday, July 19, Victom Josxrn, only child of Josephine and the late Joseph MacCarron, aged 2 years and 8 month The tuneral service will take place at half-past ning on Friday morning, from the Church of St. Vincont de Paul, 234 st , between 6th and 7th avs, McGRatH. Suddenly, in Brooklyn, on Wednesday, 19th inst, M. McGrata, in the 74th year of his age. Funoral services will be held at bis late residence, 63d st, near 3d ay., South Brooklyo, on Friday, 21st inst, at four o'clock P, M. Ope1t.—On July 18, at Washington Heights, Eorra M., only child of Edward V. and Cora G, Odell, aged 1 year, 5 months und 24 days, Interred at Woodlawn Cemetery. Onusny,—On Tuesday, July 20, 1876, Mart Oneam, aged 4 months and 10 days, Friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, July 21, 1876, at two o'clock, Osnorx.—On Tuesday night, July 18, at the resi- dence of his father, Dr. John Osborn, Frepxric Same vt Osbony, M. D.,’in the 24th year of his age, Friepds and relatives are invited to attend the fu- neral, from the Church of the Holy Apostles, corner of 28th - and 9h ay., this (lriday) atvernoon, at one o'clock. O’Beirye,—On Thursday, July 20, Jawes Rowan, only son of Janes R, and Martha 8S. O'Beirne, aged 8 years and 11 months, jay morning, at nino o'clock, from Funeral on F the residence of his grandmother, Mrs, Mary Brennan, corner of 84th st. and Boulevard, O’Nritt.—On the 20th of July, 1876, atter a long and painful illness, Daviv, youngest and only surviving son of the late David O'Neill, late of Butierant, County Cork, Ireland, aged 23 years, 8 months and 21 days, The relatives and friends ef the family are most re- spectfully invited to attend his funeral from the resi- dence of his sister, Mrs, Anote Lynch, 50 Henry st,, o8 Saturday, the 22d, at nine A. M., without further ao tic Cork and Limerick (Ireland) papers please copy. O’Too.e.—On Thursday, July 21, at 417 East 19th st, Joux O’TooLx, in the 60th year of his age, Notice of funeral in to-morrow’s paper. Pu.uirs.—July 20, infant son of Joseph and Emme Phillips, aged 10 months. The trieuds of the family are respectfully invited te tend the funeral, from his late residence, 97 Madison (Friday), at one o'clock, Dablin pavers please copy. Piage.—On Thursday, July 20, after a short illness, GrorGe G. PLAGK, in the 33d year of his age. Relatives and friends, also the members of the New York Schiitzon Corps, are respectfully invited to attend the funet mn Sunday, July 23, from his late residence, No, 229 Kast 18th s¢., at halt-past one o’ciock, Intere ment at Greenwood. PowkLL.—In this city, on Wednesday evening 19th inst, ANN R., wife of William R. Powell, in the 54th year of her age. Funeral froin her late residence, 123 East 69th st, om Finns 2 let inst. at four o’clock FP. M., to which friends and relatives are respectfully invited. Rarie.—On Thursday morning, alter a shers illness, Jase E., wite of Gustave Ratle, ‘The rejatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral servwes from residence, 337 East 9th 4t., on Suturduy, July 22, at ten A. M. Ruixo.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday morning, July 20, suddenly, Grorge Kaixo, in the 44th year of bie age. ‘Friends and relatives are invited to attend the fu- neral, from his late residence, No, 122 Myrtle av., on Saturday, at nine A. M.; irom thence to the Cathedral, in Jay st, where a solemn mass of requiem wili be offered up for the repose of his soul; from thence te the Cemetery ot the Holy Cross, Flatbush, for inter. ment. Ryper.—On Wednesday, July 19, 1876, Baarua & Ryown, in the 47th year of her age. Funeral on Friday, 2ist., at haif-past one, from the residence of her sister, Matilda L. Pietach, No. 70 Weet 55th st., New York city. Kyeksos.—At Harlem, on Thursday, Cuartey Hea- weeT, \ufant 800 Ot George VY, and Auuie BE. Ryerson. F ‘al service will take place on Saturday, July 22, at three o'clock P. M., from the residence of his grand father, No. 29 West 120th st, . Sroxe.—At Rahway, N. J., on the 20th inst, Liza A, wite of J. Henry Stone and daughter of Heart Spoar, aged 35 years, The friends of the family are invited to attend ty funeral services at her late residence, St. Georg Rahway, on Saturday, July 22, at tour P.M. Carriage on the arrival of the 3:10 train, STERLING. —At Trambull, Conn., Le Graxo, onl son of George C, and Maria P. Sterling, aged 9 month) and 19 days, Notice of funeral hereafter . Swxevey.—On Wednesday, July 19, Mary Guntrop’ only daughter of Owen and Catharine Sweeney, aged months and 4 days. Feneral from her parents’ residence, 253 Kast 74th st, this (Friday) aiternoon, at two o'clock, VaLentixe.—On Wednesday morning, Jul; 19 Gronge Whrreny, son ot Morris C. and Knoie L. Ve entine, aged 2 years, 3 months and 27 days, The ‘relatives and iriends of the family are respect: fully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, at twe geet from the residence of his parents, i47 East 1 Paterson (N. J.) papers please copy. Voss.-—Ou July 20, at quarter pat ten, Manion vom, the beloved wite of Mr. George Voss, aged 36 years, months and 21 days. Funeral from her late residence, No, 237 Sth st, at one o'clock, on Saturday, July 22. Relatives ané friends are respecttully invited to attend. Watsn.—On Thursday, July 20, 1976, Loagrta Cavie FieLd WaLsi, beloved duughter of Maurice J. and Mary C. Walsh, aged 1 year, 6 months and 11 days, pa A bad belay 3 ptm > Mor eigend corneel e re! friends of the family are fully invited to attend the funeral, on Katurday, July me o'clock P. M., from the residence of her parents, 969 Lexington ay, Wrisoy,—At Peekskill, N. ¥., July 19, 1876, Hoes Wiusos, sed St vents. Wienco, Mita. PauL Funorai at bis late residence, Main oe Saturday, 22d, at balf-past eleven A.M.” Wourr —At Staten Isiand, July 18, infant som of Frederick N. and Margaret Wolff, aged 4 months and Aa days. prey po ob Mad Youxu,—At Hackensack, on Wed Wise Kxarr, inant son of Edward P, Young, eged 10 month aud 20 faye, Friends are invited to attend the funeral, *, ai haif-past ove P, M., irom the readence, mer wear Auderson.