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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
A Sliarp Advance in Panama?Other Stocks
Steady and Generally Firm.
GOLD QUOTED AT 115.
llouey Easy aiid Abundant at 3 Per Cent
on Call?Government and Railroad
Bonds in Moderate Request
Wall Street, i
Monday, April iw?e P. M.}
Bat lor a sudden and large advance in Panama
tbe acock market to-day would have offered little
?aterlal lor comment beyond the general state
ment that the majority o: prices were a trifle
Higher than those or Saturday, and that the
nudertoue Is regarded as encouraging by those
Who are on the bull side of speculation. Whether
this reeling Is due to the exceptional rise reierrod
to or grows ont of faith In ruture strength is a
gnestlon difficult to determine. The burden of
testimony by brokers, however, favors trie latter
supposition. The cause of the movement In
Panama is not yet definitely known, save to a
lew, and the sales on wmch the rise occurred
Amounted to the insignificant figure ol 1,305
?bares. Tho bidding, bowever, was active, and It
was
THE ABSENCE OF STOCK,
or rather it was becacue the few holders of the
stock preierrednot to sell,that me unusual advance
took place. The opening sale was made at 130, at
which price two hundred shares changed bands.
Fne nez; transaction wad in 5 shares, on the basis
01 135, and the others which followed were re
ipectively marked at 135. 140,142, 145, 147, 148. 145
and 140. Pacific Mall was tne most lively stock on
the list, the sales amounting to 97,0 0 shares, It
being rnmored that arrangements had been satis
factorily made between the company and the
Panama directors, but the st ry lacks confirma
tion. The stock opened at 44%, declined to %, ad
vanced to 45%, receded to 45, and closed at 45%.
The report was published that the occidental and
Urientai steamship Company (which is said to be
owned by tbe Central Pacific and Union
Pacific Railroad companies) have sent out
tbe first of their steamers, chartered from
the Wmto htar line, to unite witn the Pacific
Mail steamers on tbe Paciac side, in bringing
FREIGHT FROM CHINA AND JAPAN
to San Francisc j, lrom which point the cargoes
will be distributed overland, if this statement
ihould prove true very Important changes tua?
occur at no distant day In the v. iue ol certain
itocks that are now supposed ro be in process of
combination. If Pauama, with its Jorty-nlne
miles, can successfully compete with the over
land railroads by running lines of steamers on
00th sides ol tbe isthmus the price of Its stock will
materially advance. If not, its cnlci dependence
wfll be ou freights from New York, Europe and
tbe South American ports. This is tbe comment
or tbronghtlul observers of the street, who do not
think, that a narrow isthmus can possibly bold the
whiohand over the commerce of a continent.
Another active stock ol the day was Erie, of wblci
some 32,000 shares changed bands. Tbe Anima
tions, however, wore Slight, 31% being the open,
tng figure, 30% th> lowest and 31% the highest
and .ast. Union J'acific was dealt iu to ttie extent
?t 3?,500shares with a range between 71% and
T-%, which was the closing price. The telegrams
concerning freshets exerted a depressing effect,
but these were loll wei by more favorable an
nouncements. utner Blocks were comparatively
steady, as will be seen by tbe following table,
wlitcu shows tbe
OPENING, HIGHEST AND I.OWE-T PBICeS.
Openiny. molest. Lo>re?t.
New Yon Central Iu2', lu::, 102
Erie 31% 31% 30;',
L:me Shore 7SH ":(?* 73',
Wabash 15% 1. <% 15>?
Sort we-?.eru 44J, 44% 441*
Northwestern preferred. 50% 60 % 00%
Kuck i^ian 1 lu.1% 103-i 103>?
Pittsburg b2% V2'? ?2
Aliiu ankee and Sr. Paul. 3s', ::^% 0^4
Oni 1 and Mi>sissinpi.... 27% 27% 20;,
New Jersey Centra 112% 112% 112%
Del.. Lack, and Western. 11 j 115 115
Uniou Pacific 72% 72% 71%
C, C. ana 1. C C'? 0% 6>,
Western Union 77% 77% 77 S,
Atlauuc auu Pacific Tel. 10 '26% V6
Pacific .'Jan 44% 45% 44%
Panama 130 14 j ISO
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The contrast betweeu prices at tbe close to
BttfUt and Saturday was as loliows:?
Advance.?Delaware and Lackawanna. %; Erie.
X; Harlem, %; Pacific Mail. 1; Panama. 17;Qu.ck
?liver common. >,; L'uiou Pacific, X; Atlantic aud
Pacific feleirrapn. >?; goia,
Decline.?Hannibal and St. Joseph, %; Ohio and
Mississippi, ; Lane Mi?ie, Hock Island, s ; su
Psci. % 5 Wabash, x; Western Union, %; North
west preferred, >?; bile In London, >?.
Tne siockb tbat remained steady were New York
Central, C., 0. and 1. C., Northwest common and
uanton.
Tin: BALES OF THE DAY
amoantei :o 230,000 shares, which Is a large in
crease over tbe business of tne latter part or tue
preceding week:?New York Central and Hudson
River, 955; Erie, 82.200; Lake Shore, 18,500; Chi
cago and Pittsburg, 330; Northwestern, 2,100;
Northwestern preferred, 200; Rock Isiana, 12,oo0;
Pacific Mail, #7.000; St. Paul, l.Ooo; St. Paul pre
ferred, TOO; Ob to, 10,600; Wabasb, 1,400; Union
Pacific. 34 803; Panama. 1,305.
TUB GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened and closed at 113, with sales In tbe
intei im at 115. The borrowing rates were 2, 1
and 2X per cent, and tbe carrying rates 2. 2s aud
finally 1 per cent.
OPERATION* OP THE OOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
Go I MMUMM $1,280,610
currency balances 1,4?-,715
Uioss clearances 18,040,ooo
CLEARING BOCSS STATEMENT.
Corrency exchanges $87,118,224
Csrrencr balances. 2,808,368
Gold exchanges lo,334,045
Go id balance , 977,371
THK MONET MARKET.
Money loaned ap to 4 and 6 per ccnt, but closed
?a?y at 3 percent, with an abundant supply offer
ng. Commercial paper remains as last quoted,
foreign exchange was quiet, but firm; prime iter
iinir nominally 4 87 and 4.eos; selling rates 4.86X
a 4.88x and 4,89 a 4.89X5 relcbmarss, 94% a 05
and 95% a 96%; cables. 90)^; prime Pans, 6.16%
fend 6.12%: other rates 5.toy, and 6.13%.
THE UNITED STATES TRK ASt'R Y.
Washington advices state tbat tbe Treasury bai
ances were as follows:?Currency, $3,250,ooo; coin,
$87,500,000; less coin certificates, $23,200,000. Tne
customs receipts to-dty were $800,000, and re ve
nae receipts. $450,000; national bank notes re*
eeived lor tedemptio*. |o4o.ooo.
The Assistant Treasurer paid ont to-day $11,000
?n acconnt of interest and $7,300 in redemption of
Ive-twenty bonds.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
rere In good request by individual and corporate
nyestors, tne largest transactions being made tn
registered fives end sixes of 18sl. Tbey closed firm
it tbe .'oliowiog quotations:?United Ststes cur
rency sixes, 12274 a 123; do. do., 1881, registered,
121% a 121%; oo. do., do., coupon, 122% a 133; do.
five-twenties, 18?2, rsgiateren, ex interest, 116%;
do. do., do., coupon, 118% a 119; do. do., 1804,
registered, llt>% a 118% i do. do., do., coupon. 119%
u 120, do. do., 1865, registered, 117% a 117% ? do. do.,
lo., coupon, 122 % 122% ; do. do., new, registered,
MS a l20%; do. do., do., do., coupon. 120% a 120%;
io. do., U?7. registered, 121X ? 1 ? do. do., do.,
:oupon, 121 x a 121%; do. do., 1808, registered,
121 >4 a 121X5 do. do., do., coupon, 121 % a 121%;
do. icn-tonles, registered. 116% ft 11#%5 do. do.,
coupon, n?x a 11?%{ do. sixes, 1881, registered,
ex iuteres?, usx a ll&%; do. do., do., coupon, Hex
a 117,
THE PORBION MARKET.
Two hundred and eight thousand pounds in
bn:iiou went Imo tn? Hans of fcbgland on baiaace
to-day. The tate tot money on government securi
ties at the Stock Excnange is 2% percent, TDe
market is reported firm nnd nigner. Tne ioIiow
tng are the late London quotations:? Consols tor
money, sax a 93%;ao. 101 account, 93% a 93%;
1804 bonos, Old. 106 ? 105 M ; 1807 do., 108 ft 108Hi
ten-forty bouds, 1 8: now avos, 102 it 10.",;
trie. :;% a 27%. K-u'.es la Puns, $
ItAII.Uu.W' UI.SO,.
These were moderately active iidU large Uett?
ln/s took place in Northwest cotivulidaied coupon
iro!<i bonds at 86% u 8fi'.; Northwest consols sold
nt 93; do. firsts at U9; Unlou faciUc flrsts closed at
99%; do. Kinking ltiiids at 9a a 03; do. laud
grant* at 90% a 97; Centra! I'.ciflo ko'iI o>>n<lssoid
at 190% a ion; do. first-, ban Jouquiii brauch, at
88%; Milwaukee ana St. Paul 7 a-lo at 92. Now
Jersey Central first consols were strong at 106 a
106% a loa%; Erto third at 99%; do. fourth at
99%; New York Central sixes, 1883, at 101% a 1W?;
Ohio and Mississippi consolidated at 97% a 97%;
do. sinkini? fund at 99% a 09%. Sales or Burllujf
ton and Cedar Rapids firsts were made at 47 a 46.
Boston, Iiartiord and Erie declined to 27%. Han
nibal and St. Joseph convertible advanced to89%.
DANK SHAKES.
Bank shares sold at 100% lor North America,
119% lor Commerce and 94 for German-American.
STATU BONDS.
Among the Southern securities, Missouri sixes,
Cannibal and St. Joseph, issue 1876, sold at 101%;
new South Carolina sixes at 32, new do. non
tundable at 6%; old Tennessee slxeu ex conpon
were weak and declined to 63%, new do. to 63.
New Yorx state sevens bounty sold at 103.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
MONDAT, April 19, 187S.
HI:FORE CAIJ.-lU A. M.
$12000 C & X W c c k b.. 8C% 700 shs Erie StR b3 31
51)00 H AM J 8'*. con fc9% loo do slO 31
4 0 shs West U Tel 77% 6K) no 31
1200 do 77% 200 do bJ 31% I
200 *3 77>i 3) do .Ml
1800 ao 77), 2 (J Uo 31%
100 Mil ? St * RR i8% 500 uo b3 31% I
1000 fac M so us 100 MfCtU II R..b3 102%
41 0 do 44% 10 do 102%
700 S3 4J% 200 Uo 102 f
22 n do 41% 3>J LsiMbRR.. 73%
19 0 do o 44% 200 ? 'o 73%
300 (to Si 41'; 1000 do 7a%
15 do 44>4 0i)J ao 73%
4'J'J ao <4% 7 O do sH 13%
, 310(1 (Ip 44% 000 do ?3 73%
100 do SO 44% 20 1T0I * Wab RK.. .. 15%
10J do slli 41', 10) do s3 15*4
90 do 44% 3 0 Pac Kit nl Mo 48^
U 0 do 41*., 500 Da Pscflflc 72k
2400 do 44', 11,00 do |3 72
10l?f!hi A R IKK lt?% 500 ,10. 72%
COO do 103% liiJO do 7'2%
11)00 do si I0W 50' d" 72Si
10U do 103% 1100 do S3 71%
lOOCUIA.vWKR ?.% 3-*) do b3 72
100 ao b3 44% 300 do 71%
4 )0 Erie Kli. 31% 0 1 uo si 71%
5-0 31% 300 ao 71%
SOU 00 e 31 % I5J* do 7'i
6 0 do 31% 10 . (, k3 71%
30 ao 31% 200 Ohio L Miss 27%
KOO do 3.% 7 0 uu 27
30J do S3 3i H 30) <lu 20T-<
100 do 31% 100 do C 20%
1100 ao Si 100J (to 2*5%
700 do 30% 100 do 20%
400 uo b4 31 too do 27
10:13 AN 1? U:5W A. M.
?80000 C S 6's, r. '81... 121% $1(100 C 8 6-20,c, 'C6, n.. 123%
b^Oji U i>6'j. r. 81 u8% 60)CSfc-2 c. ..&U.3111 12 %
60OJ Di 5-.U.C, 05U.. 1*0% 2000 C 6-20, c. 67.... J2i%
I I IIS I l'.ll?|il??10:3U\. M.
$?!0iMo6's, nAStJ.'76 101>f 200 shs )'sc Mall SS..s3 46%
luuO S C O's, D, J A J .. 32 1.1 O do 1)3 45%
10 OS C6'S, n, n I.,.. 1% 12J) Oil 4.%
I00OJ leuu ti's o. ox e.. 6j% x.-o ao s) 45>j
5 0.1 < UU o's. n, X C... 53 2900 Uu 46->s
luo DM s7's, 0 IC.... 1 4 oOt'tev A f UK. (tt.be 92%
20- 0 Alb A li.i.d 10) 5J v ? ( A U KK. .be '"1%
llOU i>ur, C It A M 1st.. 47 5 do .10-%
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1000 X J e'en 1st. toil, loo loo uo s3 |i)2
1000 do 105% 110 IMn iuia RR 130
100) do 1 '>'4 luo :o be 130
louo uo 10.% 5)0 0rie KK. be 31%
5000 Mil A St 1', 7 3-10. 92 200 do 31%
2000 Chi A N W con... 93 100 * (Jo sS 31%
10001 uo be 93 HI) do ilL
30l)0Chl A N VV 1st.. 99 1*0 |!? ... b3 31%
791100 > ANWccB'ds. )-6% Wo do si 3:%
.WJOla Mid 8's, 1st...'. 8j 4 0 do b3 31%
20j0 l.i'ie ad 111 19% U O do 31%
5O0U brie 4tli ill 9 ?% 600 uu C 31%
st.lu t-'s, eon 89% U.H> cio 31'4
ItOO Mich Cen 7's IU5 i'i!0 0o 3H,
10' ?> > i.euo's, >3... 101% 200 do c 31%
WJ do ...102 21/JLSAM.. bebt 7:%
10.10 Ohio A Miss coa.. 97% 2a 0 no 7 ,S
5 00 .'0 97% 300 ao 73*;
1 1 1 lilo A M c ? I tC 9-J, 100 do b3 73%
2001 0o 19% 100 do s3 73J,
SOvO Cen Hue s bds.... 10 % 8U'ChiAU 1-.. .b e.sS 1113%
20JO <lo I0I'4 IIIJU do 101%
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60 .0 L I' Ui. 1>1 ill... !9 '?) (Io?,m si' 10 %
M do 9f% V.Q do 18%
5"00 Vn l'ac SI' 93 a .'0i do b3 10>%
imil'.KtWAC 1st... 111! M0 do 103%
IOOO Clev A I' 4th 97% 10J do 13%
21 0) T, r A \V 1st W U 59 6 0 Unioti i'ui . . .b c b3 7i%
5>?oTol A W cc 40% 90l> do e 72
15000 I ck.I.iii A l'eelst 6) 100 u? e 72%
NSW Del A 11 r,'84. ... 10S 7" do 52%
2 U I Kfi A II C.7V 91. 106% 20) do C 72%
10?hsB'kofN Ainer. 10 % 30U a?k. c 72%
b3 B k ot' cm 119% '.00 do SI 72 4
10 tier-Am i<k '.4 300 do b3 12%
lOOMsr L(1 AMin. ..bc 6% I4<J0 do 72%
50 do 0 WJ 72,s
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3/0 ao be 8 101 .10 b 0 72%
100 do b3 8 KKI Uo 72%
100 d I> 0 8% 2100 do 72%
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65 Del A II ( anal I'7% 5I'0 do u30 72%
100<?ulel( M Co be 21% 6'jo do e 72%
1OO So 2i% 6..W uo 72%
200 Atl A I' Tel.....be 26 4:M bi) 72%
3.0 do b3 26 19J0 -!o si 72%
2" 20% liw Chi A X W KU.bcb3 46%
2600 West U Tel i> n <7% 21 ao 441
SOD l?> S3 77'* 1(0 44%
85 Amer Kx t4'a in v J i>? jir be 112),
90 C i- xpresn be 61 70 Morris A Ks BR ... look
8)0 fac Mail ?? be 44% l(X)Ml. A st l* n..oe.s3 3834
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85 p,ri W A Chiftbe w
1 JO .mo .It tie .6%
do *?%
i Mor-is ac , ?- tons,
I 'U .nJ , otiiLi hi; .. tit 7
20 7?j
foj Kanaa* Pat KK.b e lt?
to -? v, > u 4 u n,.be 140
:'IH ru . 1'. M
13 Oihs KrM RR. .''lH
'?<? do ?:! . 1 ?,
21 -> in b3 l^4
14 0 i.i. 3i '4
<0. do ill!
-"I oo Si
:'fM N Y I A II R RR... luua
loo in can br i i
3 o Panuma ok ? ?.>
i"' '10 1 if
I'll do 144
SHIO UO I*>
10.1 do 148
:i0 Putsburg KK K2
I'W Chi A it i Hit b.t llCiJi
10' do . 10.,M
Da l ae RR b3 72k
do-.M ill
70U , >, iw 'o 7;'*4
SUOLsi M > I'K M S'4 :*u? ?!? It3 7.',
I: i 77. ?, ?? Jo 7--T,
I J ill. -1 7, , :m lol a Who r ??
-*??? Kile RK.. L.:l t ? >. It 4i >,
<?>i Hi . IMI do ... U1,
?? co la .tr-, m(in a :>w ii.t m ..
in .... (i.i) . ,?;j r.(i?,
:n . <> ...*'} !U)i Del, Lark A \
1 I- Ik) !,.; Ml', "UiOliloA U UR IIP.;
5l ) tlo II , 1 J <li> ??-?
1-uJ tlo M;-. Mil .1., -J.',
ZUI do. ?.iu tuO Pacific RK of Mo..
.,00 do b3 31
' LOSING PRICKS?t 1'. M.
i'acilc Vai .... 41'i a 43? ><: A St I* pf... ;7 ? 68
V\e- I n IV!... 7. J . 7'. C A . ... ? ?.?<
' tr- **uver .. i 22 Del, L * W II.'. a U''1.
Mar Min.ar ?d 7>? a 8 ?? rir 3l'>, ?'!??
At A 1'ae IV!... J'j a - ?*? 11 u n A >tJo ... -0'4 a "7
Ailauis t-i l'l altS < , l . C 4 InJ... 63 a 6i".
Amer Rx 64 4 *H L > ? hore 7. .W . T;i',
U l lprefe,.... 6 ? a 63', NY* liar I3?-, a ISlC
tt>ll?-?'argo Kx 8* a 89 NYC* H R..1 2 a 1U2H
1 In i Allan lu *?? a 104 N 1 i\i i I1S>,4
?"lev A 1'IIU 92 a Ohio A Mum.. . !6\ a 17
Chi A X W . 44J, 11 44', Panama M6 a 14ri
Chi INtfpt.. S?Ji a Ml ?S Tol X V?ab I8K a 16>4
Cttl * it L 11H?; a lo:t\ Union i*ac 72fc * TJH
M.i * hi 1 but... x !8)J
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SPOT COTTON QUIET BUT STEADY?FUTURE!
CliOBKD DULL?FLOUR DULL?WHEAT AGAIN
LOWER?CORN EASIER?OATS QUIET?BARLEY
MORI ACTIVE AND FIRM?BYE FIRM?FORK
LOWER? LARD HIGHER?PETROLEUM QUIET?
NAVAL STORES QUIET?WHISKEY STEADY?
GROCERIES FIRMER.
Monday, April 10?? P. M.
Thy merchandise matkeis continued more or
lew irregular and prices of certain commodities
fluctuated considerably On 'Change flour was
druil and scarcely so firm. Wheat was dull and
considerably lower to sell to any extent. Corn
was also easier. Oats quiet. Barley firm.
Whiskey quiet. Port was dull and easier. Lard
was in demand and decidedly firmer, cotton was
generally quiet but holders were quite Arm m
their vlows at former prices. Petroleum was
lirmly held without, however, activity. Naval
stores were generally steady with moderate trans
actions. Groceries were held hltther, but prices
of the leading staples were above the views of
buyers, and eousequeutly the dealings were very
light.
Coffee.?Nothing of importance transpired In
the market lor K10 and Santos coffees, which
ruled quite strong m tone, but the firmness of
colliers somewhat restricted the dealings. In a dis
tributing way a few lots were changing bauds but, aside
from this, no transactions were reported. At Baltimore
4.O1O bags, by tlie Newught, were sold, but on terms not
mnde public. The stocks to-night tre:?New YorK,
33.349 oage; Baltimore. 23,071; Mobile, 3,000; New Orleans,
450. and lialvestou, S.000. Total. 66,{L'l. Wa quote :??/
Ordinary cargoes, lti^c u ibJic.. lair do.. I7^c.
a 17>?c.: do., good, 18c. a 13^c. ? prim do., i^o. a
a l'J'.ju.: extreme r*n?e lor lots. 16c. a ID^c.; Java, gov
ernmentoags i&c. a ::6c.; do.. grus< mats, 25c. a 27c.;
; IniruDore. 2lc. a 23c.; Ceylon, IS,4 ?? n ilc.; MMrncaioo,
lhc a Jl>Jc ; i.aguayrs, 17C. a : Jamaica, lti},e. a
I8e.; t-t. Uora?ngo lie.; Porto ifico. 17c. a 1!>C.: i'os;a
Rica, 17c. a 2Jc. Mexican, lS^c. a 19j. ; Angostura, 17>4c.
a ltfc.; Savan.lla.l7Hc. a 2Uc.; Curacoa, 17c. a 13>^c..
gold. 60 and 91 Uav-?
Cotton on the spot was inactive. Liverpool advices
causing exporters to withdraw iroin the uiartet uud
likewise clieciting the denial! I from spinner-, anil spec
ulators. the otlerines were comparatively iree. and at
Hie closo the market was nther wealt, but uo pressure
10 sell was noticeable. I he m.iricet for tuture deilv ries
opened ilrm. but smacauently weakened, an.I closed
<luil at a decline ot 1-Sic. a l ll.c. as compared with
sa ttrdav's tluai quotations. We quote:?April, 16kc.;
llav, lO-S-ic. a id 13- '2c : June. 10 11 Iflc. a 18^3-S2c. ; Julv,
16 lu-i6e. a 16 313-'c.; August, 17 3-JJe.; bepteinber,
16 27-i.C. a 1674c. j October. 16 ll-3:c a 16;, c.:
November 16,'^c. a 16 H-16c.: 1'ecember, 10 4-:i'c.
a Iti 7-:J2o , und Januarv, lOJie. a 16 7-l6c.
quotations based on stamiard ol classification In lorce
t-ep.ember 1. H7J, and 1 n upland cotton in stors run
ning in ijualltv not more than halt a grade above or
uelow the grade quotedOri.lnarv. 14Hc.; good ordi
narv, 16^,e. ; strict good ordinary. 18^0.; low middling,
i6'ic.; middling. 17c.: good middling. 18>fc 1-' .M.?
Quoiaiions, low middling. I6jf; iiuddnng. 7. quiet aud
stead v. quotations uased on American standard of
elas.ilicaUou_
Cpta;t<u. Alabama. W. OH'ant. Texat.
Ordinary 1VA Wi 14 14
Ooo 1 ordinary 15)4 1^ 15^
iiOW midaliuit 16S, 1 )? 1C)< 16),
Ni itld Lturf I6I4 16)? W/t W/,
Uoo'l middling 17 17l|> 17.Ji 17i?
Middling lair I7K 1$ 17f. if.
-iiuiauuji luir.. ...... ?i a *?ra " a lt<*
hair lb',' 1S<4 18,'f 18%
?12 .M-Oood ordinary, 15?4; low middling, 16?f; una
dung, 16)4; quiet and steady. The sales were:?
To'Xtny. Last Ee'a. Total.
Kxport.. 30 250
Consumption IS ;4 39
Sueculaiion. 13 250 266
Totals 00 ?M Ml
?Fur lutare delivery tbasts iow middling) the snlcs
have been as follows:?Saturday, Htn-r one 1'. m.?
.May. 7 '0 a' lo 7-I0o.; June, -,'M) at 10 ii-.iic. ; Julv, M at
17c. l'dat 17 l-32c.; <U2U*t, 10U at 17'?'?it)--. itocember, 100
16 7-32c.,40oat i(i\c total, 4,.Ud bulrs. To-duv up to two
1*. M.? .pril lt?ut 1(5 7-10 ?? Mav. 2.200 at l' ';o , y.M Ht
iti IS. 2c., l,10u ut it' 7-ittc-: June, i ??> .-it 10 , S'J? at
i??4c.,UMJat ltia-Wc., mwati6Mc.; J my. 3'? at l ;i.Uc..
10.) at L \,c , *W at 17 l-lbc.. *iOat 17 3-3JC., 1.7J.I at 17 1-ltjc.,
-V ut U 1-32^' . UM ut 17 1-ltiC., I D al i7 l-32c.; August,
1300 at 17 7-32c.. M at 17 3-lGc . 20> ut i7 7 i.e..
ID at 17 3-IOc ,-eritomber, #. > at >6 15-I6c ;
uctober, . (.U at 10 7-li'f. December, 2J0 at IS 9-i2c., 4Ju at
l'.'4c.. 900 at 10 l.luU at lO'^c. January, .01 rtt
10 7-iOc. Total. IfciOJ oaics. oraud toiaM, 2.'> 200 bales,
'llie receipt! at me port* wera u> lol.OWs;?Ualreston,
-09 bates; .New uriCuus, 1 077: Mobile, 4.'?t; Savannah,
011. >V limitation 9S. Nut to k, 636; m ? Vork, -iTy- Uos
tun, luO; Philadelphia. 28S. l itis day last week., s?,891 bales,
i In* day last year. 7,dw bate*. Cotton freigut* cio?e?
us tollows:? lo Havre by steam, ??e. lo Hamburg. uy
rteatu. H<- Bre nen. by steam he.; bv sui,. jr,c.,
compraatM. lo Liverpool, 7-32d. a Hd. OF stcaut: by s ill
7-21.
H.occ axd Caatx?receipts?Flour, HU?.-> bbls.;
wheat. 39.5u0 bushels ; com, 21.100 do. ; oats, 17.175 do.;
corn meal, 7,3jt? bJls. aud 2iU bags, i'be Boui- market
ruled liull and Heavy, .-ome sales were mude at low r
prite-. but, the gcm-rul market was unchanged l!-.
p itud dealing inciaded IL-Oj bbls . utnbrur tig <tiipp.;i:f
enr.v trade brands aiu family extras. Corn meat Wss
-tea lv with a lair trade. We quote:?
No. i'.-taw $100* $-150
saperflne -tate 4 i. a 501
i.itra tate 6 3Ja 5 50
Choti e Atate 5 jj a bill
? upert.uc H e-tern 4 Id a 6 0J
hxtra western j .5 u it so
Minnesota ... 5.'.On 0 M
i.ouitd Hoop Ohio, shipping brinds 625a rj :*i
I'.ouiki Uoji>oiiiu. traits brands o.'.Uu 00)
Family ? 0 Co a 7 W
St. Louis, low extra 5 2^a f jj
st. Ljuts, stralait extra ia 60J
t. 1a?u,?, i Itoice duuo.e extra (i UJ a 031
st l.i.ui?, choice family 7 <t a HW
Kye Hour, Hue to superilne 4 Uu a 4 311
s. utin-rii N.J -tita 40)
MIU lern. ?ii"erllue 4 i a b 0(1
Southern, extra .'i2ia 6 2s
Southern, taiiu y 6Ma ?? W
Corn meal. Weneni ,'iiua 4 40
Corn meal, Jersey .. :?;Ma 4 20
1 urn meal, Hraudywina 175a 4Si
Corn m?a . panclieoos ... Li^ia ?
? eai w?s <lu 1 and uominaiiv lower?certain 1> lower
to ?eil?the market closing tioininui. at 91 i- a <1 tor
ttuea^o, and $1 2.i a 94 t- lor Milwaukee 1 lie i>ale-4
were 1 bout ;5 Ui 1 busbei- par: at $1 for No 2 >111
wankee. ?i 21 lor No. 1 Chicago, in s ore; *1 ?? SI 32
for red winter. In store and aSoat, but Itictu llnif ab?ut
4i.mh bushels white .Michigan, toarrive, part this met
aul p rt Mr?t liull ui May. nt$l 40. Corn \ras in m der
ate reijue?t ami easier 111 e ?aie< were about 5 ,00)
busliets. atalta. a Sstke. tor nu\e,|, in st..re Wc a ?le. tor
do- afloat; 9ic. a 9iHc. lot veltow nat- were without
decided ebantre and sold to the extern ol 43 000 bushels,
at . u. a iflc. tor m:x"d, in store au l afloat; 7M. a 7fc. tnr
white. Barley was steady with utore doing, .-al' sin
fiujed 2,:w0 bushe.s Krcooh it $ 0, and 21.000 tushe s
Cana la at $1 4fl a $1 sti. Kye wa* quiet, at Si lor Can
ada. UI bond, an I $i 10 tor lite.
FasiMTs.? there has been a very i^uiet market, with
jate. unsettled. lo Liverpool, by sail, 51 l.tiil*. tal
low at 2os.. M hbla. rosin st 2a. I Si <? and by steam 8,u00
bushels cum at *.t.. iti,. t>i buahels m am on private
terms. 1,230 tierc.'j lard mostly at 27a. M.. 2 100 boxes
biCi 11 at 25s. a 27?. 8d., 3 'JUl boxes cheese at 'On and .iuo
bbi- ap|ik < part at 3s. (kl.; nlao ail American bark,
hence, with aooutS soO i bis retlned petroleum at ta,
and an American I ar*. with a general cargo, 11 oin Hos
too. at market rates. i"o London, by sail, bbw r...in
at2s 13-j? 1 -, 2 nuo bbls. flour 011 pr vate terms. To <;tas
go\v !n -team, l" 0bushels Corn at 6 , l in a Dor: in
Bristol Channel direct, a bark, nem o, with alioUlJ.000
bbls. naphtha report, d at 4a. 7X4 To the 1 luted Kina
dom direct, a bntlsli barnentlnu. with eiirake an bags),
trmu Fhilail'.plna. at 2J-. t L, ainl a ilritisil bark hence,
with about 4,61 1 bbls. retlned petroleum at
4s. To 1 tie I uite I klr.eloin a llrituh bark
islth re-nwed lumber, trom U?bov, at 110s., or
if airect at i#3? I n .Na?ii s. a Krench barkentine
hfti e With about 1.701 bbls. crude petrolram. reported
at M. i? liremen. a Uerman bnrk. nence wnu
about <.0J) bbls. refltird petro ? inn at 4a . a .Norwegian
ba'k hence with about 3 SBi bb:s. do at 4s. To Ilnmbtirg,
hv steam, Irt 0 u hushets grain on private terms. i)U..;e l
at 0J.; l 0 packages provisions on nrivate terms, uuoted
at >i<- per lb
Molsjiscs.?The market presente 1 adnlet appearance
and nothmt . I s eclal importance transpired, m .? dis
tribtiung way a ftw smalt 1 ;s changed hands, but uo
lar.e ilealnu's were r ported Hmliiig gr i.le- are ?ell
cleared up and nut one eaigo remained un-okl, but held
at a pii' e equal to 44c. for #0 test. We nH.Jte ! -1 ui a, cen
trltugal snd mixed .14c. a 4. ; do . cis ied. 39, a 4.tc ;
do., uiuscoiauo refining,Mc. a 44c.; do , da, grocery .toe.
a 45c ; Forto Hico. 40C. a 6a:.: KngllSh islands. 38e a
,sv. ; New Orh alls, c. a 7Sc.; bollln.' stock, 4?c. tor 50
te-t.
.SArat. STonrs.?There was a oioierit- buslnell in
spirits turpentine, and holders i iuainei steady m
tneir views, ifct -ales were l.sitbl-. t .sc. a 7.V- ; New
iorssat 3#C In rosins there ?as a very steady teeilng.
though the inqtuiy ?>as small, as expnrte.s nave snp
pit rt their mo?t urgent msds Ordinary to g ol
?trained, S-' 10 .? S2 15: sal ?? 4?i bins, at the .onner price,
and 5?0small bbls. at S- 22X a f: ixr quie' at $i
a S2-1 :or Washington aud Wilmington, city win a.
$2 2j delivered
1 grnoLBca,?Tner? was a contirued quletudo in the
market lor r< fln>d but quotailoiis remained stealv
uti.ier sdMff < from the Creel an 1 ? uropi 01 a si l.uar
tenor spot waa nomina.lv i.c.e.. an 1 oalatn-e ot the
month at no. anil itie flrst hait ot May at 15c. Cases
quiet ut IV,c. a 2.ic. f r cargoes Cru .e. In bulk, wag
more activo and steady, closing at tjfe. lor prompt de
livery, with sales late aturday an t to-day 10 the > x
tent of 7.0 0 bbls. at this price, and 1,000 bbls. a, 01?c.
City napntlui was steady at U1,. . a loc. for shipiiinx
order Kennel st Fhilfldel;>h,a wi' noniliiallv I3??e.
snot and M'?c. lor the nrst hail o- M iv. nsinui re 14c.
I'aovisio.ss. ? Keceli ta? Fork. 55.' Mackaues; bei-t. 15
do.: cut meats. 4*. do., lard. 1 4?j do, ihe pork market
waiduil and lower, c os ng at about S2 a7.tr .eW
mcs.otiih: s, 0:. 1 tie sales war Kor **ay deuvi ry.
loobii-. at %i. JO a Sal 25; for 5 in,.
a |22 37H. and ior July delivery, 2 KM bids, a'>22 1'a
#J-du. loe turaei ior dresseii hogs closed steudval
lo^jc. a I c 1 < et sn t beci Uuins were du I ami nomi
nal ill the iiDsence ot sales. kaco:i wa- flrtti, Willi sales
?tsuoboxc.s abort c,e .r at l2)|c. Western leug clear
was quoted at I 4c. an.l CliV at 12V,c. 1 ut
meats ?ere Quiet an I without noieworthy
siles A small distrlluting business was done
ai lormor quoiailons. L ird was q.net out higher
1 he saies Were:? mail lot* on the spot at IShu. ; 740
tierces May at 14 l?-l?c. a HHt.: 1,751 tierce-June at
15 i.< 10c. a 10 I-10. : .50 tierces July at K^C. and ou tno
spot; looii.rces ciiy at I5)<c a 15 ,c.
Hicx?The general movement wai unimportant and
merely contlbed ; suiad lots ?hi0h wars tiken ny the
jobbing trait, lacluilng Carolina food, iSt0 a 7%c..,
prime do , 7Mu. a / V 1 choice do.. M a ?Hc Loultiana,
7Ha. a ??o ior lair iu prima, and sowmaa ?MUti?s down
to Haii^oou 6',e. a l'4 t in r. 11 v Patiu 7t<- .
curreu.y liangooli. iu bomi <5u t. /out
? . Ibe no iiion ?.nli. uutrfcft i?r ra* ?.?*
nmie.ili.it minimal, a? buv>-r? MUii ?. '|.-r- Wi re about
i Ia ?,v. npart in then iii'iv. iIn- .1 -klu?' prirea
?eri-on iln-l.n u ? >t H'V- o.r g'ttid retinln?. but buyer*
WiT; m.' ills I to ? tn-rale. though l.iiHittg !?'4e alnl
8 .l-IGe. ?|t.it.- Iri i-ly lor wo.nl grades <n t'ulii muscovado.
I hr dealings were un uportunt an I included a lot ot
ver\ iukiior M. Uoii.liigo mnl *UJ boxes uiolas -c.-. ugur?
at i.cfiaeil wag in ire active an I 11hjjt at Mr t< r
standard \ an , U -.c. a 11) iH-U'k. lor li'iriln
Quotations .ir" I-1C . better than the to'low.ug
rinae:?I'ubn ?Kpflniug, interior tu common, 7V a
V.i- '? <l?.. lair to goo.i, N.-, a 6 4e.; Ho., Woo 1 to pr.inu, a>4c.
Porto r.ii-o?Keil.i iii.'. .air i . yool >? aH!4e centri
fugal boxes So,, a i , io. >,c. a - ,c 11 to i:< ? '. a *',?'?;
M to 13. bjje. a Manila, 7>?r- a 7?fcc.; uiola?se<,
hit da. ami noxes, a 7'?e : ni.-la-io tic. a . \;
claved, boxes, Jin'ch stand ird Nos 7 ro 9 7'ii". a 77,c.;
<lo., to to 12, i'je. a 8,So. do., I : to 1 8?ic. a ;? ,J : do . 16
to IS, ?V-? 1 do.. I.) to .1), in?je a n ? white.
?,V- * l"'4i I'orio itioo?Ketinlng, eoinmon to prime,
7c5. a H (r : do grocery, lair to choice. K'4c. a s ? ,<j.;
Braali?Dutch standard, Not 9 to 11. 7. a 7 ??. Java
Dutch standard. Not. It) to l'-\ 8>4c. aSxc. Manila?
superior and ertra superior. 7He. a 7 V- New Orleans?
Helluing grade*. 7c. a 7;,o. ; Uo.. grocery grades. 8c.
? 8*?C.
>Ti:?niNK wan firmly held at 16c. per lb., but without
noteworthy sales.
Tallow was quiet with sales ol 63.0 w lb*., at 8%c.
W uisxiiy.? Receipts, 654 bbls. Tte market was quiet,
with teller* at 91 14V while the beat bid waa $i 14.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Oalvi-stox, Aiiril 19, 1875.
Cotton dull; mIddling, 15%; r. Net receipts, 809 bales.
Exports?Co.istwme, l.aSi. .-ales, 213. Stock. 52,41V.
N'kw Ohlkixj, April 19, 1876.
Cotton Arm; fair demand: middlni-', JS'4c. ' et re
ceipts, 1,077 uales; gross. 2.170. r xporta? To 1 ireat Brit
aln, 4.309; coastwise, 828. Sale* 2 600. etock, 153,431.
Mont LB, April 19, 1875.
Cotton quiet; middling, 15^c.: low middling. 16^c.;
good ordinary, like. Net receipts. 426 bale*. Exports
coastwise, 293. Sales, 500. Stock, 25,876.
SavaxSAH. April 19, 1875.
Cotton quiet; middling. 16V:.: low ml idling. 15kc.;
(rood ordinary, 14Kc. Net receipts, 6 ;4 bales. exports?
To 'he Comment, 2,487; coastwise, 261. ^ales, 616. Stock,
35,814.
Charlcston. April 19, 1#75.
Cotton quiet; middling, 16 V-; low middling, 16?ic.;
good ordinary, 14?ic. a i..c. Net receipts, 416 bales. Ex
ports?To tireat Britain, 3,863: coastwise. 541. tales, 300.
Stock, 17,702.
Wilihxgtox, April 19, 1875.
Spirits turpentino gulet at 35c. ftosln nominally
unchanged; strained, $l 7X Crude turpentine steady;
hard. $105; yellow dip. (2 56; virgin. 31 31). l ar steady
at Si SO.
Oswego, April 19,1375.
Flour unchanged; sales 1,800 bbls. at $4 5) lor No. 1
spring, 7s lor amber winter, 97 tor white winter and
S>7 .'5 for double extra. Wheat quiet; No. 1 .Milwaukee
club $1 :5: .No. 1 whi a Michigan. <1 .6, extra do.. Si 40.
Corn quiet at '7c. Bailey in light demand; sales SOJ
bushels Can a,in, to arrive, on private terms, supposed to
be at a shade under SI i'>8. Corn meal? $35tor bolted and
*34 for uuliolte.l, per ton. Milllrcd unchanged; shorU,
?25; shlpstuffs, $ 6; middlings, S28, per ton.
BcrrALO, April 19, 1875.
Receipts?Klour, 8,700 bbls.: wheat, 8S U00 bushels;
corn, 22.(XX)do.; oats. 31,tt)0ilo.: barley, 4,00J do. Ship
ments?Klour, 8 *50 bbis.; wheat, H8,.?i0 bushels: corn,
19.10.) do.: oils, 31,000 ilo. : barley, 9 U00 do. In store
and all at?Wheat, 47t,Ht} bushels: ooru. 45 W7 do.;
out*. 4 Ml do.; barley, 32.49* d* ; peas 3,2(18 do. ; malt.
'MJli do. Flour quiet ami steady; 6 >0 bbis. sold at ?5 26
a $ i 26 lor surliiit; $5 7 > a $6 50 for anitifr St> J5 a $,' lor
white; $5 3i tor rve; 4S 50 a $9 0 for oatmeal.
Wheat?8prln<r heavv. ans'tiled, uegiectitf. Corn
quiet ana tlrm: sales of 5.U00 bushels new m
ator? at Sic.; three cars on track at t>3c. uats quiet;
asking iOe. tor Canada In store. Hve nominal: none
here, .'.arley scarce, only Ctnala on market, nomi
nally quoteo at $l 3) a $1 33. Seeds iu good den and
and Arm: sales ot 1,000 bushels al $2 80 t $j lor tiuiothv;
$8 lor medium eloverr 99 for large clover. Por* stead v
at 9-2 75 tor heavy mew, Lard quiet at 16c. High wines
nominal.
Coicago, April 19, 1875.
Flour qnlet and nnchangcd. Wheat lower and In fair
demand, but uns3tUeJ: No. 1 spring. $1 0lj? a t.1 ? 5; >o.
2 sprlne. 9J^c.. spot; $1 01L4 May, $1 ? 3.H June, 9104J4
July: Nr.. 3 spring. 9(c. a 9})(C. Coi n dull, declining and
unsettled ; No. 2 mtxe I. 70c.. spot; 73 V'. hid May or Juuo;
rejected life. Oats lower and iu lair demand: No..',
spot, nominal: 697,.,c. bid May. IHJ&i-. Juin\ Kye ua
clianged Barley unchanged. . ork opened dull,
but closed active and firmer at $2: a
5-2 It), spot; $.1 90 May, 922 16 JunP. Lard
steady at 91-r> ro. spot or Mav: 915 G7)6 a 91> 70
June. HulK meats fir i! ami In fair dem in .: shoulders,
8.V.; short rib nil Idles, 12c.: short clear mlrulles. i.^c.
W hi.-ki v in good oemaiKl at $1 12. At the aiternoou
cao otthe Board:?Wheat tlrmer at 91 Ol1^. Mavj 9UU3V
June. Corn. 74>|C., iiy or June. Oats. iiO^c.. May.
Pork nn 1 lard firmer anu unchanged. Keceipis?Flour,
10.0OJ bbU- wheat. 71.0 0 bu*hels: corn. 6,000do.; oats,
35.00J no.; rye 1,000do.; barley, 3,000do Shipments
Flour, 12. OODbis.: wheat, Si.000 bushels: corn, 77,uij da i
oata, 13.000 ao.; b >rley, 8,000 do.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PBonosxcK. R. I., April 19, 1875.
Printing cloths Arm at 6:?<\. so ilavs. lor <.4x64 stan
dard and extra spot gooas, with moderata business.
HAVANA MARKETS.
Havaka, April 19. 1875
Spanish gold, 22.'f^ a 223: American, 2X) a 229 Kx*
change timer; on the L'nltcd Ma es. 60 davs, currency,
91 a 9i Drcnuum: snort slgut, 9i a 95 premium; 60 days,
gold. 118a 119 premium : snort sight, 1-4 a 12i premium;
on Loudon, 148 a lio premium, on ParU. 129 a 123 pre
mium. sugar nominal.
EUROPEAN MARKET.
Lovdox Proddci Makikt.?Londox, April 19? Even
ing.?Sperm oil, ?U0 a ?111 per tuu.
FIXAXCIAIj.
August bblmoni a co..
Hankers, 1J and -1 Nassau street.
Issue traveller!.' credits, uvail.ib.e in aU parts of the
world, through the
.Messrs. De Rothschild
and their correspondents.
Also > ouunercial credits and teldcraphlc transfer* of
money ou Calit'oruiu. Europe aud uavaua.
A? LAPSLKY k UAZLI.Y. 74 BROADWAY.?ST<tOK
. Privileges on " Members ot the luck Exchange" or
thoroughly re.tponsibl ? panics (names given at ibe timu
ol purchases), $IiAi lor 1'uis or OU la $Ji- .. *Ml M
lor Straddles (1. u., put and call a' market pr ce ou same
contract).SOor tiOdays. All oo nrauulcailons have nn
meilute attention. .Nothing li-si tuan iju -hares, an i no
contracts made io onr name. i'auiDhlet "llow M iiiev h
Lo-t und Made iu Wall trout." mailed tr t to any ?d
dres*. L PBLiiY k BaZLEY, 74 Broadway
A? DKFACLTl.u KaILI'.OaD BO SDs A SPECIALTY
? aud bought by the old esiabilshe l hous- ol
aLuE>.1 11 MioLAY ,t CO..
.-tock Broken aul Auctioneer*.
No. 4 i Pine itreet. Mew York.
4 ?7, 8 AND Id I'KR CENT CBuI K ClIY BONDS
J\. and otiier A1 Investment eorurltics our specialty
13 years paving 10 to 15 per cent, imer. si promptly paid,
lor sale beiow par. Ai.Ur.Ki' ti. NIC L.?Y I i n,
block Brokers and Anetn neer*.
Na 43 Pine street New York.
A -minnesota STATU 7 PER CENT DEFLBRED
? llouds lor sale by
aLBKKT H. NICOLAY k CO.,
No. 4.1 PIuc stieet. N' W York.
Ar reasonable bates?mi?nhy on i.i; e and
fc&dowment insurance Policies, Mortgage* and
other secur.tiea Insurance ot .til uu !s (fleeted with
best companies. J. J. HAUit.CII k CO.. 11/ Broadway.
* ?STOCK PR1VILB ;ES.-STRADDLSBOK DOUBLE
J\. Privileges, I'O and uo uavs, on members ot Stock
Exchange or responsible parties: also r ts and Call*.
Market very active anil fluctuating. showing trequuut
opportunities tor large proflis. ? irculars mailed.
11 t/.AKU * MOM'.iOL>.. No. 6 Broad street.
t ?arc k privileges the PASrao days cost
J\. uigflot 23 have pal l {2.2 0 profit Wa can secure
contracts nil aU the active stocks ut the lowest market
rn e?. an 1 there will no doubt be as good opportunities
the next SO days as in the past Call on or address tor
particulars.
i 1MBK1DOE k CO., Bankers and Brokers,
No. 2, Wail street, .New York.
4 NY AMOCNT FROM BLOJO ro TO LOAN
Jx on improved and unimproved Real Estate in Hits
city Or Brooklyn lor term ol yeirs. without bonu*.
WILLIAM li LKAVll'l, 13J Broadway.
AN ELDERLY GENTLEMAN WOULD BE OLAD lO
know ? lure ho can invest his services, with some
money, to the best advantage tor safety, profits, and
peasant position , nonest, confldena.n ? lateineats so
licited. Addrass Mr. CibHMA.n, Herald office.
?A. J. k W. PKLIOMAN i CO.,
Hunker*.
M Broad street, New York.
Issue Letters of Credit tor traveller*.
payable in any part ot Europe. Asm, Africa. Australia
and America
draw Bills of Exchange an t make telegraphic transfer*
ot money on Europe and California
A.
-MONEY TO LOAN,
on approved collateral*.
W- H. WEEKS, Banker. 178 Broadway.
Aunt, HAVING AN KLFQANT HOl'SK IX A
tlrst class location, wishes the loan ot $.00, for the
use ot which she will five a pleasant room and board
and pay fW per month ; security giveB If iei|uired. Ad
arcs Mrs. C. K., Herald Iptown Hrancli office.
It Ok F.N SOUTH EBN BANK NuTl.S BOUGHT AT
the Mgliest rates.
Pjst office box F. H. SCHULIK, 69 Wall itreet
B
/10MM&KCIAL PAfER WANTED,
Made by responsible
merchants, manufacturer*. Be.
tv. n wf.EK.-. Iiftril-tor. 17S Broadway.
EXE' UfOR'S FL'NDS OF t2S).W)TO LOAN ON NKW
York. Brooklyn, New J?r.ay and Westchester
conn v Property; will loan on Buildings in course of
erection. Apply ;o Attorney. 48 Fine street, room 11
?PQCITABI.K -AVISOS INSTITUTION.
?j corn. r of Twelfth street and .-?ix;h arenne.
Money 0t'poslted at any tune wilt coinmeuc to draw
interest ou the Ur>td9V ot tUe lollowuiv month.
Inlerest pail .lauuary I. IS 5, at the rms ol
BBVhN PER Ur..\r P..B AN MM.
Bank open Monday, VNednesday and Saturday syenlngn
UioaoK C. Waldo, sac. JutlN E. ou WITT. Prea
I ALWAYS HAVE MONKT 10 LOANoX OOOu NEW
York city Mortgages without bonus. Principals de
siring to BuRkow OR IN Vlis , atiplv to
u. L. ORaN" f. II Ptne street
Money to loan-on first mortoaof.s, with
out bona*, on Second and Leasehold .Moreair'-s. at
eu-icst tt rms. Cfi.tj. W. TaKB. 1.0 Broadway, routn *.
PAMFHLET-"HoW MONEY IS LOsT AND M*DE
J in wail Street." containing higuest ami lowest
prices in 10 venrs; oartlcu a s ot uotab e corner*, panic*.
Ac ; all Infortnatiou about nock privileges, cost ?ua
mutiner of obtaining tnem. k\ Pamphlet free tn any
addr.s*. t.AI'SL . k HAZL \ 74 Broadway.
wytsT Wisconsin railway bonuk.?Parties
tv wislung tj buy or sell tlie-e Bond* Please call on
BaMOLBY <* MKaD. 11 Wail street. Not* Brokers and
Dealer* In Bonds.
<? Pi?.K CENT I'EH ANN CM?I780VJ L1 KT TO LOAN
U on bond and mortgage on New tork Real j state, in
?amstOSVlt sll.-'MA.N A Mi.l'.j, RtM,
M Wiiiiam street, Union Building.
Q7/i Hdh 1? LOAN-tN SCM9 TO SCIT. ON
N
rniK lAu
* i-.UU 1 IV! lU .
MlSsOlRI HAfE !-TOi'KS.
B> virtue and authority ol an act entitled "An net to
authorize the i?Ui' and ale ol renewal Hiudinjr bonds
foi ilif purpose 01 meeting an I pav.u,: t:i. maturing
hlat?M;i,.cb:odii -? ?|>i? > ivt'l Ma. n S'J, l-O ?e m<*
u;n:?i'-it'.n a. r and tommt lomrtut : tie biute <ii Mis
aouri, wi.l ti ?ivi! N'*:iii* | bids at tlio iti< ? ol he <.ov -r
nor oi Hie -l i e ?i Missouri u.i ? nn? t.i be opened pub
lic.v by IIU'OoVi ru .1 in the prtaen c.i the .a comin.s
si.iiier-.) on May I 1, isr.'j, lit lu o'clock v. M , lor the pur
ch? cot StAlboml.ol the. stocka ol thi ;.iate. 'Hie bids
may be lor anv ..r u. tli cia*Si'?, io wit.?
jjuVi per cent old Hoiels $1,(MO each
81W 0 p t < ?'i? 1 ilim iti, 1 n value 111 la wiul money
ol ilie United S an-- l,i>.0 ca"li
600 i p?r cent found sterling Bonds ... 12 0 eucli
to be payable twenty years alternate. but redeemable
at the iea-ure 01 the Stale 01 Missouri ii'er ove vmri
irom the date and before tlie expiration of the twenty
year-. Sain stock* to have semi-annual coupons at
tached for the proper am unta ol in te re it. pavablr on
tlie 1st davs oi .1 u v and .laiuiiirv 01 acn year. Ui the
bonds to be pax a ,<? al the .National Mailt ol Commerce.
111 ."'i vy York, except the pound sterling sto -l t" be pay
able In l-ondon. 1?? hundred nu 1 ?ix;y ol th"- b >u w
to bear date May 1.1875 and to be delivered aud paid for
at said bank on .'u:ie 10, 1S7,'>. and 54U to buar (laie .lu y 1.
1875, and to be delivered ami paid lor a' said bank on
aai'i la>1 mentioned date rile rliiUt to reieei any or ail
bid* reserve I to the Governor an.I Mm 1 Commissioners.
The piocaed-oi these bonds 10 be applied to the payment
Of the maturing in tebtedness ol tu? * late. These aie
flrstciass ?tock? and have unquestionable guarantees
lor their pa\ meat. 1 he resources of the Male are ample
to meet, promptly, principal and interest when due.
This proceeding is done bv an I with tne advice and con
tent of the Governor of the - tat?
jos. w. m. nor3, 1
>tate treasurer. 1 Fnnd
THOMAS HOLLADAY. f Coui'rs.
Mste Auditor. J
JcrntBiox Citt, Mo.. April 0. 1 - 75.
$
300 ()0()~POR ,SVEslMKN't ,,N BOND AND
mortgage on improved and desirable
unimproved city Property, in large sutas, for five years.
Address Cli'Y HJMi-, lli-ra d office.
$700,000 12
BlEVENIsON, Jr.. 11
TO LOAN?ON BOND AND MOltT
gage; Mortgages cashed. V K
_ ... 11 fine afreet or is hast .-evnteenth
strcec. N. II. ? t hese being uitate rands, none but prime
applications considered.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT lliU fAllT
XN uership latelv subsisting between August Tolks
dorf 4 week rich Mohlenbrocx, of Jersey City under tne
firm of loiksdori <k Mohlenbrock, is this cav dissolved
by mutual consent, DECKRICU MOHLENBROCK,
AlULoT TOLKaiJO.tF.
Dated April 19, A. D., 1875,
Ml f 1KSS OPFOHTI Ai I TIKS.
A PARTY WIL.L, INVEST ?500 fO $1,000 IN A GOOD
Business or Patent; only ihose mentioning particu
lars taken no:ice ol. Address P. P. P.. tlcrald office.
A PARTNER WANTED-IN A BUTTER. CHEESE,
l-gfe' an 1 Produce Coiumisslou Store; this la a good
opening for u reliable man witn SU0J.
MALu.N ..'S store Agency, 121 Nassau street.
A OENTLKMaN EXPEOTINO TO RESIDE pkrma
XL nently 111 Europe, goinu out 111 Mn>', would like to
represent an American nou.se liavimr buslnes-, relations
wltn the other side, ur undertake any special cotnmis
*ions; na. been ten years in business lor 1'iuueli; can
give best oi references and security it required. Address
h'UKEIG a. Herald otfice.
A GERMAN IMPORTING IIOC8E IN MOSCOW,
icussia. which deals in all kinds of articles, includ
ing raw materials, wiahts the agency of a ilr-st class
American house ; wilt furnish leiereuccs. Address U.
P., 1 ox 187 i.eraid oitlce.
F1 RSI CLASS ARI 1ST WaNTS Sl.tXM-KOK WHICH
lie will paint live times that amount lu Portraits or
other pictures. Address AKTiSi, box ldi Herald L'p
town Brunch office.
\ good Chance for a tinman a>d pi.cmblr
A with ? small capital m -ecure a hoine in the coun
try; new and rapidly growing place near New York;
taue U o'clock or S^J train Moutclair Railroad, toot of
Cortlandt street, lor Arlington. Inquire tor Mr.
flu Km r.
A GOOD LIVING K11R A \Y:D?VV OR PARIIES
I\ having $350?Will buy the Furniture of six rooms;
can accommodate elgnt boarders; rent Si'J; no agents;
those meaning business only reply. 603 Eighth avenue.
Call all the week.
FAC ORY AND DWELLING?4D-HOB h ENGINE, 30
horse water power, shalting, Ac. ; Marlborongh. on
Hudson; ually water and rail communication; soli low;
terms easy. K. P. KOG..RS, ilvde Purk. N. Y.
pOR SALE CHEAP?A GK.NTl.KMhN'a FURNlsHlNO
P Store, eswblished many rears, In Naiwau street;
owner retires on account ot illness. Inquire at 80 Nas
hau street, basement.
F1IR8T CLASS BUSIXK -'S OPPORTDNITY IS of
1 ered to 11 suitable young man who can command
$jOJ upon good security. Address UituK. U, Pox 3.37J
Post office.
ANUFCI CIII sG HoL'Si. I.N METAL LINK. WITH
u gcoJ business, wlilch tliey ure desirous 01 Increas
luv, would like a partner with $13,iriJ, lor the ottice and
flnance., busluess exclusively wholesale and to a
selected trade. Apply to ORIGUS M CaKLETON, 93
Broadway.
Partner wanted?wi 111 $1,500 to $2.ojo for
the ofllce. to take the place ut one obliged to retire;
business established ; protlts large ; almost a monopoly.
Address B. C. O., Herald ofllce.
PARTIES HAVING* CAPI l \L DESIRING IO INVK-T
in tu.inufac tiring business in Baltimore, mav hear
01 .1 rare opportunity by addressing Post office box 767
Baltimore, Md.
PAI'.TN KR WANTED iSILI NT PRE FEU RED)?WHO
cau invest irom S25nl)to ?Sau'JO, m au old estab
lished well payiug ni.tnuiacturtng business; Itti > se
cure 1 by 11 ipie the amount 01 capital 111 ves ed. Keply by
le.ter to R K., box Wi 11-raid oaiee. At nu no: noticed.
qiUE OWNER OK SEYKKAL SILVER MINING
J properties at Altah 1 Ity, Utah, disiant live nines
liom rat.road, balance o1 distance good wagon read, will
s-u one or two cheap tor cash or will exchan^o lor
Ootids; good city reiereuce. Address I'iaH, ojx ii7
Heral 1 office.
'IXi C A PITA 1.1S I ? l DESIRE TO MEETAGENTLE
f man Who controls some capittt or real e-t.ic to
jo:n iuc ij iniriMiueing a "Machine ot great uicrit aud
aeknoWe dgeil by soversl eminout "Ugincer? to be one
01 tne greatest inrentions of lie age: it Is new. simple
aud penectiu orery particul <r. and a more tavorsine
opponunity for .1 reiiiuneiative investment is rarely
presented, l or inspection address DEMu.sSTKATlO.N,
box 1M Hc-ald odlce.
rnu no 1 i-.i. ""mkn and phy-u iANd ? vvTn"tT.i>7"a
1 competent llrst class hotel mtnager. ais a physi
cian with espit.^. to take interest in and management
ol a Urge sau.tarlum
C. li. OLIVER. No. 1 Park place.
117AN I ED?A lOl'NG U V > Wil li MODERATE CAf
?l ital, as active partner in .1 well ostabiisbeldry
floods and mi.imery house, in Eastern ConnecUcwt, Ad
dress K. I. II.. teix A.3SH New YorVPo?t office.
QTI1 W UIO?CKN n.l MAN S IIaTSIOKE; ESTAB
? 7 lished 8 years; doing a first class and good |
1 paying
ll. i?r
bitsiuus.; low rent: store, stock ami customers Al
particulars, address CHANCE .sbLUok OFFERED,
Hnrald otBce.
AlAn ?PARTNER WANTED, FOR A FEW DATS.
to redeem valuables in pledge; $40.) to f7(M
pr.JI . with ?.nine sol'uritv. For iBlerview, address
DIAMONDS AND WAl'CHE.. Uerald office.
WILT. BUY HALF INTEREST IN A CASH
outdoor Dullness; established since 185S: half
cash balance in ins.almeata. Inquire of WILLIaM. it
Great Jones street.
Cll'IWi W?NTEll?FOR WHICH ? ECUR11 Y ANI> AN
?5l)UU intere-.t will be given in a pleasant, lucrative,
casn buslne's. bearing close investigation; reiareuce ax
changed Address GivRGE, llcrali office.
A*} RiWI ? PARTNER WANTED I> A STAPLE
cask business that win par tlotfi each
per month. Ful. particulars at )1 Wast Four 1(1 struct,
room 2. attar id o'clock.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.
Jennings-Sebrdto.?I* this city, on Wednesday,
November 18. H74. uy trie Kev. bamuel H. \irgin,
llRNltY C- JKNNINtiS to Ada, Only UailgMer Of J. V.
W. Netirmtr. Ksq.. lormerly of this city,
Rinusbcrt?iionaldson.-?On iues>.ay, April 11,
by the Kev. J. u. Murray, D. D.. ftev. chari.k-< a.
K.INOSBCRY, Of Marlon. Ma**., to MARY At ul'STA
Donaldson, oi this city.
I .anf.?mat.?At tiie residence of the bride'a
nnc.c, Mr. Lewis May, No. 346 Firm avenue, on
Tuesday eventnjr. April 18, i>y tue Kev. Dr. Adier,
assisted bv trie Rev. Or. uotthell, chares A. Lanb
to mart mat.
Mutt?Lenox.?on Mon lar. Aprn 18, at the resi
dent e oi me bride's parent, by the itev. l nomas
8. Hastings, D. i>., horrsK >?. Mott to MART H.,
on? \ daughter of Euwin >. Leuox, all of tuis city.
lircs?Cox.?At tne residence of the bride's
patents, on Ttiursn?v, A. rii li, Kt.LvrooD V. titcs,
of (;ica Gove, i.. I., to u a hi a LocL.E. daughter or
Daniel 1). C> *, of Lafcevuir, l~ 1.
w a hi)? Loin hk?.? i imrsiiay, Aot:il 15, at Church
ol the luoai uatio i, by tne Rev. C. t. Ward, Dr. O.
Whitfield H ard to Addik, daughter ofCaanea
Loutuer, Esq.
DIED.
B ahp.ett.?On Sunday, April 18, 187ft, Joh* Bar
hut. a native oi BalltuMoe, count* uaiiray,
Ire,and, tne so* of Michael and Bridget Barrett,
ageu 40 ve.irs.
Tne relative * and friends are reipectuuy in
vited to attend tue inner i , irora an late rem
Hence. No. a Clark place. Jersey city, on iuesday,
the autn lust., at two o'c octt.
Bi;.l.?Ou miu<uv. April 18, at bia residence,
142 Kant Forty.flist street, aiuhlr Bell, a^ed 41
yearn.
Hi- relatives and mends yr? reapectiuiir in
Ylied to attend the funeral service, at in* .me
r<*MdetiCe, ou Wednesday morning at eleven
O'c ock.
Bk.vmtt.?in Brocklyn, on Sunday. Apri: li. l8To,
Lfi t. twin naughter of tue Kev. George tf. auu
Tfcoiuaaett* Beunitt, aired j months.
Funeral service at Si. I'eter'a ehnrch, State
street, near Bond, Xnesday afternoon at thiee
o'c ock.
iu awvelt.?On Hi uday. aiter a snort illness,
LrcT. eldest dauirh!?roi Fred an i Hannah Blair
veil, in ner 1* h year.
Kuuerai services on Tuesday evening, at tiaif
past seven o'clock, at the nou^e oi ner aunt, 635
West Fortvaeveuiii street. Ke;atlv< a and neuu*
oi i lie laiuny and members oi hqfciord Lodge, No,
7-i, I. <>. o. o. F., and members oi sister o iges ure
invited to attend.
Blkbckm.?In vnis city, on annday morn.na,
April is, Yiiuh.su PBo&AM, Wlie oi Rlcnard W.
n.eocki r aiid dau jhter of the late Captaiu George
11. l e^rain, I'nlietl States Army.
Fnnerai f?ervic.M on I'ue*uav, April 20, at two
o'clock l\ M.. at Christ chap-i, fciiUaoetn. N. J.
Ricnmood (Va.) and New Orleans papers pieaae
copy.
BofRKt? April 19, Ldward i. BoCsee, late of
rtailiuiobe, contttr Mayo, Ireland, aged 81 years
and 0 months,
I Tne omcsr* nad mtmoors of C?afeg&7 1, *W?
teeutb regiuieut. >e;v York, auj oi branch Sm. 9
St. i utru-k * .Mutual Alliance, of iviujrs county, are
uios i espectfully 111v11'*j to attend iiu lU'ifial, ou
li.uni .. \11r11 at his lata lesideut-e, M
tie ;.??!?.lUf. Itio klyn, at nine A. M? irom thei
totalled;*!, jay street. Hum thence io cemetery
ol Hulv cross. Flatbush. J
Brown.?oil Mouu.jf. April 19, Susan Uiiowk.
witluff Oi Mutlila4 M. Brown, aged 84
Ine relatives and iriends are r< spect'ultv in.
vlted to attend tins luueral iroui bis late resi
dence. i.ast Fitty ihird street, ou Wednesday
a one o'clock.
Hki'xhauh.?Kitofsk Franklin, only son of Jamei
E. mid It iri io' L. Biuuduge a?ed l year.
The relatives ami iriends oi ttie family are In
vited to at'eiiJ tlie lutieral. on luesdav. Aurn 2Qt
at half-past one ?'clock 1* M.. irom hi* late rem
deuce, No. 64 south secoud street. Wiiiiarnsiiuig
Buumon.?Ou Saturday, tiie 17tu lust., Miuia
?.. wue ol James C. Burnt on.
The itinera! wilt taic place from the Church of
Our Saviour, Rev. J. m. Pullman, i'tity-aeventu
street, west of Eighth avenue, on Tuesday, Auri
30. at nail-past twelve o'clock M. 1'ne relative
and mends oi tlie laiuily are respectfully invited.
Cai-lin.?On Sunday, the lttta inst., Pit an c id H..
youngest daughteroi Richard H. c..piiu, ageu 15
years.
F: lends ami relatives are respectiuily Invited tc
at.tenu tne luueral, iroui tlie Methodist Epiac pa
cnurch, sixty-first street, near second avenue, on
Wednesday, April 21. at one o'clock P. M.
CREkden.?On .Sunday. April 18, 1875, Joun C'ki?
den, a native oi Ireland, aged iuyears.
l he relatives and irieuds of tlis latuliy are re
spec fuily invited to attend the funeral, from nil
lafe residence, No. 120 Greenwich avenue, tbcnci
to at. Josopu's church, corner of sixth aveuue au<
Washington placc. where a solemn mass or re
quiem win De celebrated for the repose oi his soul
ou Wednesday, April 21. at ten A. m.
Dauebel,?In Brooklyn, on Saturday, April 17
Makv. widow of the hue William s. Damerei
daughter ot the late George Damerei, in tne 66th
year oi her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
atteud the iunerai. from her j&te residence 405
I'aciflc street, near Bond, on Tuesday, the Mm
lust., at haii-pasi two p. M.
Deckek.?on Sunday, April 18, 1875. alter ashor:
Illness, at 172 East 119th eiroet, Ellen c., widow
oi the late Simeon Decker. aged 61 years, it
months and 16 days.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully invi<ed to attend the tuneral services,
at tue tiixtn street Baptist cnurch, near avenue 0
oa Tuesday, April 20, 1876, at one o'cioclt 1'. M. '
Donald.?on Monday, William Bo.nnab, luiani
?on of Peter and Anna J. E. Donald.
Funeral on Wednesday, 2istiusr., at two o'eioc*
P. M., irom 89 West Forty-sixth street.
Downey.? addie Al. Downey, only daughter oi
Robert and .ate Matilda Downey, aged 4 years and
7 mouths.
Toe relatives and friends of the familT are
respectfully invited to attend the luueral. troia
the re-idence oi her lather, No. 426 West fiUrty
fourth street, this day, Tuesday, April 20. at twe
o'clock.
UfN.sELL.?Oa the 19th Inst., at All Saints'
Rectory. Harriet H artlano, only daughter of
Rev. Win. N. aud Harriet ilartiand Dunuell, aged
16 years, 6 montus and 8 days.
Funeral service at All Saints' church, corner ol
Henry and Scauimel streets, on Weuneteuay, 21ai
Inst., at one o'clock P. M.
Fouton?uu April 18, Alice Fobtom, aged 21
years.
The relatives and iriends of the family are re
spectfully mviteu to attend tne funeral, iroui tier
consiu's (Ju?. McBr.de) residence, No. 391? liast
fourth street. Tuesday, 29iu lust., at two P. M.
Fox.?'^udueniy, on suudar, April 18. 1876. SIaby,
the oeloveu wile ol Jotm Fox. aged 21 years.
The relatives aud lrieuos oi tne umi'v and ttioet
ol her lather, Artiiur saerloan, are respectfully
Invited to atteud lier laneral, irem her late rest
deuce, No. aoj West Forty-iourrh street, on ti?ii
a ay (Tuesday), April 20, at one o'clock.
Uavv.?April is, 1875, Ann Makla, widow of taa
late Joseph A. tiaw.
'1 he luueral will take place at the residence ol
her brotner-iu-Uw. J. J. ca^ey, Jefferson place.
Union Hill, N. J., at ten o'clock P. M.
Guthrie.?on Monday, April 19, at half-past Ave
A. M., Edmund s. Guthbie, son of S. B. and Sarah
A. Guthrie, agad 4 years aod io montus.
Funeral iroxn 307 Bowery, on Wednesday, at tire
Ualsey.?In. Brookivn, on Satnrdav, April 17, of
paiaiysis, Harriet, wne of Jonn Haiaey, in the
i)7th y car 01 her ape.
The relatives aud friends of the lamlly are re
spectfully invited to attend the luueral. on Tues
day. the 2'Jtti insf., at three o'clock, from her late
residence, Nto. 181 ciintou avenue.
HAYEi.? Michael uayt?>, a native of Bruiea,
county Corii, Ireland, aite 1 4S years.
His relatives and menus are respectfullv invited
to attend ttie iuner.il, at his tale residence, 47 Jay
street, uu Tuesday. April 2o, at two V. M.
Heissenblttel.?On Monday. April lw, suddenly,
at the residence of herparen a, 207 Bergen street,
Brooklyn, &j?ma m., uauirhter of William and
Maria C. Ueissenhuttel, In me 9th year of her age.
Notice of luueral hereafter.
New Brunswick iN. J.) papers please copy.
Kelly?Mrs. Hqnora Kelly only sister'of Mri.
Catnarm* Dempsy. aged 66 years.
Her relatives nud iriends are respectfully In
vited to attend the luueral, on Wednesday, 21st
insi.,lr ui the re?iden,:e of ner son-in-law, James
Green. 692 third aveuue. at two P. M.
Kiscu.?Ou tha I9tu inst., alter a short lllnesa
Charloti k, beloved wife of David Kisch.
The relatives aud frleuda and the members 01
Arnou Lodge, JJo. .s. 1'. o. B. B , are re-pectfally
invited to atteud tne luueral. from her late resi
Ideuce. No. a Beekmm place, on WTeunesday
April 21. at ten o'clock A. M.
MABurrr.?on Sunday, 18th Inst., Hbnby J. Mau
bett, in tne .'I2d year 01 his age.
Relatives nud iriends ot the family are respeel
luiiy invited to atteud the laneral, irom his late
lesidence, <C2 racillc street, BiooElyn, on Wedue?
day, the 21 it, ai oue o'clock P. m. His ri maiaa
will be takeu to Astoria, L. L, lor interment.
Ua.nni.vj.?Etta Manning, wile of D. J. Man
ning, 24 West Ninth street, died suddenly yester
day morning, of peritonitis, alter an i.lness of
two day j.
Tne luueral will take place lr m St. Joseph'*
church, SiAtii aveuue and West Wasnington place,
at two o'c.ock. A requiem mass will be ce.ebrated
at teu A. M.
Ma^ellus.?on Saturday evening, April IT,
Mrs. Jane Mabsellcs, wile of Rev. N. J. Marset
lus, it. D.p aged 8- years.
Foiierai on luesda.v, at two o'clock P. M., irom
her late rcsideuce, 21M souta Flitu street, Brooa
lyu, E. D.
i'li.iuan.?On Sunday, April 18, Bbidoct Mcll*
OAS, aged 29 years.
The re.atives .?nd frieuds of tne family are re
tyuested to atieud the luueral, irom ner uie rest
A?nce, No. 314 East Tnirty-elghi n street, onTues
day. 2utn in-t., at hall-past one P. \l.
alc^oiiMicK.?ou Suuday evening. April 18, 1875,
John Mccoruiik. a native of Broadiord, county
Clare, irelaui in ttie 56ta year 01 his age.
Tne relatives and Iriends of the lauuly are re
spectiuily invited to attend the luueral, from his
late residence, 401 West Thirt. -seventh street, oa
Thursday, April 20. is7o. at two r. M.
Nathan.?on Monday, at luiii-past three P. M.,
at his late residence. No. 239 East Eunteeuia
street, 01 pneumonia. >olomon Nathan.
Notice 01 luueral to-morrow. Darcy Lodge, F.
and a. m? No. i?7, Henry Jones Lodge. I. o. B. B..
No. 79, Meiropoilian Caapter R. A. M., No. l?o, ar?
re-pectiun* invited.
O Keefk.?on Monday, April 19, Mrs. Tiikrua
O'Kekkk, widow01 the lace Wiiuatn O'iCeefe, in to<
341 1 year of lier age.
The rela ives aud iriends of the famtlv are re
spectiuily invited to attend the funeral. on'Weuaee
day, at 1,all-past two o'clock P. M., from ner lati
residence. 32 Madison street.
Parissn.?on Mouuay morning, April 19. at tbt
residence of his daug iter, Baldwin avenue, neat
Newaik avenue. Jersey City, Gkorur Pa bison, 01
Suntii Auiboy, N. J., 111 the 66th year of hla age.
Notice 01 tue funeral herealter.
Park hi 1.1..?On sunuay, April 18. 1875, Makianna,
daugater 01 Samuel and Mary Parknui, in her ltttu
year.
lhe relatives an.! friends of the family are re
spectful. y invited to attend the funeral, from tb<
residence of her pareuts. No. 176 Frout street.
Brook it 11. ou luesday, 20th in?t., at two o'clock P
M. Interment m Greenwood Cemetery.
Pod lb.?At Harlem, on Suuday, April 18, Jouh
S. Poole, ageo 47 year!
Funeral on Wednesday, 2l-t mat., from ?6 East
124tu at rear, at one P. M.
Baltimore pacers piease copy.
Harlcm Lodge. 467, F. and A. M.? Brethrsn nft
hereuy itiaioioiied to meet at the ludge room,
l3Jth street and ibird avenue, on Wednesday
next, A|.ru 2L at a quarter past twalve P. ts
attend tne iunerai 01 our late brother. John S.
Poole. F. A. PdlLlJPs. Master.
Pond.?un J<undsy, April 18. Sajsuxl mitcali
Pond, aged 60 years.
l'he iriends 01 trie lamily are Invited to atteoo
the luueral service, at 111s late residence. 327 tVcsi
Twenty*third street ou (this) Tuesday, 2ota inst.
at two P. M. In erm?nt private.
Pryer ? At New uocaeue, on dundav, April 18,
Joan pbyer. ior:ner y 01 iuw city, aged 73 years.
ihe luueral services win De hel 1 at the house ot
bis son, Dr. Wm. C. Pryer, at New H-tcAelle, on
Thursday, A'.rii 2.' at hall-past eleven A. M.
Train leaves Gra in Central d jpot at ten lniDtt-et
past ten A. M. Carriages will oe in waaiat at
New Hochelle statiou.
Koberts.?-udd-niy, April 18. Jon* G. RORgnrt
sou oi tue late Captain James Llviugstou Rooei ta
in the 5ctn year 01 bis age.
The relatives and ineuds are r?specttQlly invitee
to attend hts iunerai on Tuesday, April 20, at
four P. M.. f 1 oin tue Chut en of our Fav er (Kev.
Dr. Nye), Ciermont avenue, between Fulton aud
Atlantic sveuues. Brooklvn.
kcsskll?ou Monday. April 19, John M.
Ri -sklu in tne 43d y ^-ar of hi? age.
Relatives and ir,e.u1s are respectmlly invited tc
attenu hismneral, at No. 16 stuyveaant street, ot
Wednesday, tue ila'. inst., at two t. M.
RYUEit.?Ou Mon.iav. ApU 19, Edward J. "tdss
Notice of luner.u herea.ter.
Tukflkb.?auddeuly, on ^nndav. llth Inst., ai
N inuei, geokuk c. iurflkk, ta me 7?tn yaarui
his age.
Funer il inotn the residence of his son-iu-la*.
Henry Kr ?eni, l.w Elliott place, Brooknn, o?
Wedues iaj, April 21, at e'.eveu o'clock A. M.
Van KkKsselakr.?Van Rensselaer, ou satup
day, April 17, aged 4) years.
The relatives aul iriends of tne tsailv ar?
Invited to attend the funeral, oa Tuesday, tue aoti
?n?t.. at tnree o'clocs, fn>m her late re-iUeuce, N?
I08 East Eighty-eight!) str e .
w up,d.? on Fri iav. Apru 16, Sarah Mott, widot
ot John Wood, in tne 8tth rear 01 her age.
Ttie relatives aod iriends of the namy are ll
vUed to attend the iunerai, on Tuesday. 20th insk
M ten o'clock a. M.. irom h.-r laie rtalMaoe, So
wt Smi i hirty-aefsntu auras u

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