The New York herald. [volume], June 21, 1875, Page 9, Image 9

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MIL IB
the events of the week.
Movements Among Stocks
and Bends.
THE STRENGTH OF GOED.
Importi and Exports?Tte Failurrs Abroad?
No Percrptible Effret Here.
Wall Street, I
Sunday, June 20, 1870.)
The principal feature oi the week just closed
was the sharp financial disturbance In England,
but It produced leas anxiety iu our own circles man
might have been exi-eciod under other conditions.
The (acts that we are not on a specie paying basis
and that our banking Institutions are abundantly
tuppUed with currency are Just at this time, per
haps,fortunate circumstances, Inasmuch as we are
enabieu to withstand a drain ol gold without dis
comfiture, and to supply to Europe many moro
millions yet without creating a crisis ol our own.
When the country does resume specie payment,
however, great failures suca as have rcen re
cently recorded tn England and the Eritish Prov
inces cannot occur wittiout sympathetically re
flecting tuelr influence ia this and every other
market the measure ot value or which Is gold. At,
THE STOCK BOAKD
the volnme of business was less than usual
owing to the absence of msny of Its members
while attending the Jerome Park and yacht races
and the boston Centennial celebration. A lover
lsh and unsettled feeling was also developed by a
decline In prices instead of that advance wnlch
was confidently counted upon as the result of
tbe close of tne railway war and a probable in
crease of rates. Tne latter, however, lias not ]
taken place, and the situation remains un
changed. Meanwhile, business does not Improve,
thousands of freight car3 are lying Idle,
and It is only by the exercise of the strictest
economy that the several lines will be enabled to !
make a favorable showing for the year, li Is lor
these reasons that the market value of so many ;
favorite securities has depreciated.. nevertheless
it is a question wl h many who owa capital and
?an afford to watt whether the present is nor.
an inviting opportunity to buy stocks and put
iticm aside until a reaction takes place. It is
not possible to determine the course or Immedi
ate speculation, or sa;e to say that under the
peculiar Influences that affect or control tho
market from day to day, we shall not havo even
lower prices, but It does not require superior ken
to foresee a period of great activity aud improve
ment wnen, under the spur of well employed
capital, a revival of bust:,ess, the gathering of
crops and the decease 01 t e beetles and grass
hoppers, prices of all good securities will grow
strong aud great profit will reward (ha paucut
Jnveator.
THE RECORD OF TF1E tVEL*
?.hows that at tne beginulng stocks were firm,
although on a limited Business, but th.it later
weakness set In, which did n >t rive way to recov
ery until at the very ciose. The principal on
slaught was male lu Lake Shore and Erie. The
largest transactions were in the former, which re
ceded from 64* to 69, caulug, however, at 69% a
10%, with a large short interest outstanding. The
gOBSip of the street Is to the effect that there are
mill 2 or 3 per cent profit on this side of the
market, but It ts not aiwajs wise to believe
"polBte" s.i publicly dis eininated. Erie, tn con
sequence of the procecolngs for foreclosure, and
of the troubles In the Loudon market, took an
other start downward aud fell off from 17?,'
to 13*, closing at 18*. Wabash was
weak, because or the less favorable
jirospect of release from the consequences
ft default and the difficulty of transferring the
stock. Union Pacific ranged between 73,',' and
76* and sold at 73* to 74V- ex-dtvldend. Pacific
Mall advanced from 32>t to 3i*', fell off to 31*
.and closed at about the uigbest price of the week.
J?L Paul common closed at 32*. after advancing
from 29* to 33*4; the preferred rose from 62 5; to
66*. with a partial reaction at the close. North
western common closed at 37, after selling at 3d*
a 38 a 3SX; the preferred ranged from 48 % to AO*
and closed at 49. Wabuah dropped from 9 to 6%
and 0., 0. and L C from 4% to 3. Western Union
advanced trom 74% to 70% and closed at 73* to
73%, ex-dividend of 2 per cent. Atlantic and Pa
cific Telegraph closed at 23*. after selitug at 24 a
M*. Investment snares were strong and ad
vanced.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES OF THS WEEE.
The following table snow* the extreme fluctua
tions for the week in the leading shares:?
ilightat. Lotr'Bt.
? Sew York Central 102* 101 4
Harlem ? 'rj.
l.rte ?X I X
Erie preferred ? f*
Lake .Shore 09
Wabash * ?X
Northwestern ? ??? ?
Northwestern prelerred &d* 4s*
p.ock Island 102?; lf>> ?
Port Wayne 1"? 5?"*
Milwaukee and St. Paul Ski* *' ?.
Milwaukee ana fct. Paul pre,erred. 66 ',
kb 8s',
Del., Lackawanna and Western... us* ill*
New Jersey Central lto 1"7
Michigan Central 88 ?
DUBOIS Central.. 19?? % 70o%
?Union Pacific - 74* ?3'?
C.. C. audi. C 4* 3
Jlannli>al and St. Joseph 22 , .1*
Ohio and Mississippi 24 22 ,
Missouri Pacific flu 48
Western Union 76* 74*
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph ... 24 22*
Pacific Mall 33;, 31.
'juicksliver 1* 16>,
Qnb kstiver preierred 22
Adtms KV?ress loo* loo
Wells, Fargo A Co. Express. 81 80
American Merchants' Uuioii Ex... d>* 6'.**
United fitates Express 4?i 44%
Atlantic and Pacific preferreu.... 1', 14',
Kansas Pacific 20 , U
??x-dlvtdend.
CUMIN0 MUCH AT 3 P. M. SATCBtlAT.
rieHle Mail ... S3* a 13'I Mil A .-? P?nl pf 54 a 55
V, eit I n Tf! *d ; . ?, * ? . ? . c A I lid .. ?? a 51*
aii 0 Par let.. 23 a Z3* ... SK a 3\
Suickitlvar 1* a 1; Hal. l-ack A W.llt* ? ?I*V
<jatckaUTar pf.. zi* a zi i n<- 13?. a i?
a iaim Kx WC a 10 Han A m J<> .. zz a
AgMrtcaa as?. 5'J a 59* l ?.e dhora . .. MS a S/'a
I a r xprats. .45 a 4.V. Mi, It ( Antral .. #> a 57
* alla-tar*.) Ki 79 a (u N V A llarirm 134* a 135
4 IUc A Alton...M0 a KU M' i AUK KM a llkl ?
< la* A Pitla.... ?9T< a Pi * J < aniril IW, a Hi*
? tile AN W.... 37 a i7S Ohio A ?i*t.... Stfci -
I hie A N W af.. MX a Hi To, A Wab .... 7 a 7',
1 tucagi. A R I .1 Is, a lt'1'4 l a raeiu^ .... 7JJK a 74
Mil A at Paul.. Us a MH
SOUK
ffee (old speculation waa not active, bat on the
atrength of the heavy itilpni cats of the weak,
mounting to apward of |6,ooo,o?d, the prices or
toe week advanced irota lc.s to 17*. ua gold
leant toe rates were moderate either way nntu
Saturday, when, after rn log at easy rates, there
vras a sharp advance toward thee lose, and 1-33 to
116 and H per day waa paid lor nse.
At the Treasury sale or gioo.o o (old on Thurs
day the total bids were |1,li ft.ooo.
GOLD PLCCTTTATIONS KOR THE WICK.
oprn- Lott
ing. JfffhMf. f.11. C.O'TOJ.
t'onday U0X M)i lies
Tuesday HCJtf ne , lies n?S
v, ednesday lie* U7 n<> . ll?*
Thursday 117* 117* ii7? 117*
Krlday 117s li'- S 117 , 117*
Saturday 117 ?' 117 ? 117', 117*
la thia connection an Inquiry la made by a
banker, who refers to the feet stated by the Wash
ington correspondent oi an even.ng paper, that
"there is tn the Treasury, Including money in the
reserve vaults, between $.ri6,eoo,oooend |40.ooo,ooo.
A pert of this amount is done up In sseled pack
ages, which have not been opened for years. Tne
amount or gold coin In the Treasury will not ex
deed |'i,ooo,?K>o, the bulk or coin being In the Sab
Treasurer's office In New York." The banker
adds:?"In this statement it is asterted that the
bulk or the coin belonging to the United States Is
held In New York city, and that the amount oat
fide ot -New York is but little over 12.000,000. 10
the same paper the Treasury balance, an reported |
from Waalilngton, U at follows :?
Currency $4,170,oim)
Coin 77,880,000
Lees corn certificates 20.500,000
While the Assistant 'treasurer tu New York re
ports as follows:?
<ioi(1 receipts $1,843 216
Cold payment* iU5.47:t
Cold balances 40,211, 127 i
The uiflerenco between the two stateinente, as 1
to the coin on hand, is too great to pass unheeded I
or uncontradicted; because the mass of the peo- j
pie believe the Washington statements to be true, j
and are, therefore, Induced to regard with apathy
the steady loss or our precious metals. In
the New York Cold Exchange statements
are openly made that the Washington re
ports of balances are false In every respect.
In fact, there are parties In the Exchange who
offer to wager $5,000 to $500, money up In any
trust company, that the government does not
bold by over $15,000,000 the amount tbey claim.
In view of the critical condition ol affairs In Lou
don I think It most important that oar own finan
cial condition shonld be thoroughly understood
and not misrepresented." It may be several days
before the counting of specie and currency on
band In the treasury Department, now supposed
to be In process, will be completed and an exact
statement be made. When made, however, It Is
dcsirablo that the statement shall embrace the
amount of silver as well as gold, and indicate
wnetber the former is reckoned as a part el the
"com" daily reported as on hand.
TUE MONEY MA UK K T.
Concerning this department there is nothing I
new to be said. Call loans wore easy at 2 a3 per
cent, with exceptions at I*', ami prime discounts
at 3a a 5 per cent, according to the maturity of
notes. The hank statement shows a luituer gsla
lu reserve of $2,607,950, and the banks now bold j
$22,036,475 in excess of the legal requirement. |
The foreign exchanges were Arm Up to very near j
the close of the week, wnen an advance in the
borrowing rates for gold to 1-16 a X per cent
weakened long sterling. The closing figures were
4.88 a 4.00.
COVKBNMENT BONDS
were in good request by both home and foreign
investors, and prices were llrm. It la estimated
that about $l,6o,,ooo wore taken for foreign ac
count. The close was marked by an advance upon
tnat of last week. Closing prices of securities In
London have been as loilows:?
June 4. June 11. JVnelft.
lT. 8. 6's, 5-20's. 1865, Old.. 106* 190* 106X
lT. S. 6?S, 6-20'S, 1887 100)5 100>i 106*
0. S. 5'?, 10-40*8 104 104,* 101X
New 5's 102)/ 103X 103*
, Hi nor Jan. i, 1875. ,
Lowest. Highest,
C. 8. 6's, 5-20's, 1865, Old.. 105* Apr. 22 108* Apr. 0
U. S. O's, 5-20's, 1867.... 108* June 18 loo* may 5
V. 8. o's, lo-40'a 102 * Feb. 13 105* Fet>. 8
New e's 102 Apr. 10 103.-, June it)
KAII-WA Y BONUS.
These were In demand, especially the older
classes; but it is not unlikely that cne groat ease
of money and tne Inviting character of many
more of tleso securities will induce increased j
activity and firmness at a not distant day. Ccn- !
tnland Union Pacifies continue stronr, and the :
deattugs in them were Urge. One per cent of tne
outstanding sinking fuad bonds ol the Union ;
PaciUc will be drawn July 21 aud redeemed bop
tembcr 1, according to the terms of the mortgage.
STATE BONDS.
The transactions were moderate. Tennessees
declined to 42* on the bell T that the July Interest
will not be paid. The neces-ary money, however,
may yet be borrowed. Georgia fold sevens sold
at 96. Nothing lui tlior is known with regard to
the negotiations between the Alabama bondhold
ers and tne state Commissioners.
IMPOSTS AND EXPORTS.
The imnnrts of foreign merchandise at the port ;
of Vew York daring tne week are $4,034,000, and
since the beginning of the fiscal year, July 1, 1874,
to the present time, as loliows:?
July $32,650,000 February $35,853,000
August #2,102,0 o MalCta 35.528,008
September... 30 343,000 April 23,614,000 \
Otober 23,(33,000 May #3,250.000
N'nvcm >? r.... 23,950.000 June 5 5.905,000
aiom.ooo Juue 12 6.237,000
January 24,U85,ooo Juno 18 4.684808
Total to date $315,820,000
To same date, 1374 8H),7ti7,000
Pecrea-e since July 1 $24,947,008
The exports of gold and silver iroin New York
since July 1, 1874, are as follows:?
Julv $3,504,000 February 4,041,ono
August 7,il'.ooo March 4.173,0.0
haptcmner 2,22.000 April 0. lot/,ooo
October 1,61', (AO Mi t?,355,0(.0
November 4 448,000 June 5 4.418,000
December 12,41*7.000 June 12. 4.674,0(0
January Iu,ll9,oou June 18. 6,237.000
Total to late $80,544 000
Tola! to date, 1374 49.222.000
Increase since July 1 $31,322,coo
Hie total exports ol produce since January 1,
this year, are $110,333,324, against $131,351,855 in
1874 and $123,912,035 In 1573.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
COTTON ON THE FI*oT FIRM -FUTURES FIRM?
FLOUR DULL? % HEAT QUIET AND EAST?
CORN DILI. AND HEAVY ? OATS DULL BUT
UNCHANQKD?RYE QUIET AND NOMINAL?
BARLEY QUIET AND 1 NVIIANCi! I' ?BABLET
MALT NEGLECTED AND NOMINAL?PORE EX
II ID AND HIGHER ?LARD FIR IER?FETBO
I I CM HUM?NAVAL STORUS QUIET AND
FIRM? OR '( ERILS QUIET BUT ?IBONGEB?
HIDES MiiDERATELV ACTIVE ? I.E \TICI R
QUIET?OILS QUIET ?WHISKEY STEADY ?
FREIGHTS FAIRLY ACTIVE?I1EMP AND JUTE
QU1XT AND STKA0V?ounnihs quiet.
Saturday, June 18-8 P. M.
There were ?ome few important chanjeo in the
mercUaidUe markets, i ut on tno whuio tlie as
pect of commercial afiairs was mucn the same on
'Coanye. Flour w.is null. Wheat was quiet, but
Ann, for a unt of supplies. Corn was quiet, bat
without decided cfcad,'" ; oara itull and cany. Rye
nominal. Whiskey easy. in provisions the specu
lative fever was on, and pnelor botn pork aad
lard advanced materially. Cotton on the spot
was firmer and futures were firm. Petroleum was
Orm. Navat store* were quist and firm. Uldes were
moderate! - active. leather was quiet Oils were q uel.
Hems and lute were quiet and steady. Uunuie* were
qule*. Grot eries were quiet but strong.
form*.?The market lor Rio was qolet bat strong;
etber crades were also strong. Sale of ISO bare
I'urto Kieo at -De. per lb. We quote >?Ordinary
r.irgocA, 14c. a li ,c i tstr do., 17c. a 17Qa;
good do . lf'.e, a lifa.i prima do., 18)*e. a l8\c. i
extreme range tor lota, I Sc. a fold, SO or SO days;
Java, government bag*. 24c. a 25c.; do , gram mat*. 2ie.
ile.i Singapore, do . 21c. a 23c ; Orion, 10c. a 21',c.;
Mararalhw, 2le. a Sic.; Laguavra, l I ,r. a HS^o.; Ja
maica. IT,1 ,o. a 18'gC.; St. Domingo, 16 V. ?17c.j Porto
Rico, 18c. a l?l,c.; < oeta Ric*, 17c. ? 20 V- ; Mexican,
l?%c. a *Je.; Augowter* 18c. a 21 , ? ; savaaiiia. 20c. e
22c.: fiiracos. 13c. a I'J'.c.
Cotros on the spot ruled firm at yesterday's price*
Fetur.-v advanced )?e. a S-lfSc. and ciosad firm at the
following Quotation*: -.Inne, IS 1-lfe. a lft ..; July,
15 3 32c. a lS'.c ; Aaguot 15 3S.'c. a : September,
I5%e a 15 S c.. October. 14 |3-I4c a 1127 32c.; Novem
ber, IS 11 l?c. a 143*0.; December, 14 11 lie. a u1** ;
.tannery. 14 27 J.'c a H',. .; February, is ll-ldc. a
15 3 32c.; March. IS S 14c., April, i?,Sc. a 15%c ; May.
15 23-3 c. a IS 13-2c. Quotation* based oa ataadard
ot classification tn tone September 1, l?74, ana
en aplatid i otton in store runntng In quality not moie
Itiaa ball it rr*de above or be lew the grin- quoted
Grdtaery, I3'*c.; gj?xl ordinary, 14 V-; strict good
nrd ntri, 14'.' low middling, Inc.; inidiliiag. 15V' ;
good middling. !?','? Qti taUon* baaed on American
standard ol claaattlt alion:?
Vpta It. AfaNima. S. Orlmtu. Trrn
Ordlnarv 123* 12s, 12i.*4
Good ordlnarv 14 II li , ll'j
I ? w middling I '? 11',' is , 1,
Middling 1", I.V. |-,u I
Good middling 15% I ?, In 1),
M,doling lair I i In', I#1: l?'{
Fair In.', in, i, , I,
? in* sale.- were
Tn P tj/. lat! Ki'y. Tvlil.
Export IM t<4 iM
rnasumptlon L>u 1.4 n>i
Speciilatlou ? 15 15
Totals ""si4 '347 "*~|
? for Intiire delivcrv (Oa-is low middling' the sale! lime
been a* ioiiow?:-Vci>terd?v, alter two P M -Jane,480
at 14 28-320. .Jul v, I Of at u i 32c.; August. 5-Oat 13 I Inc.,
1,2 0 ai lild$2c.: September, 1.3*1 at Uc? i,2un at i4
31-22*. 4U0 at 14 15 14c ; Ociober. KOatUDl 12*; Novem
her. 1,400 at 14 18-32, ,g> 0 at 14 17 .Lc., March.
2..?I8 at 15 7-32e.: April. 100 at 15 7l6c.: M.iy,
Zj) ai I- 100 at 15?,c- Total, 10.200 bah*.
T0d.1v, apt.. I I" M.? .lime, AP at iftc.: Jnlv. 308
at ISS-iae.; 300 at 15 1 32c.. 2iWat 15 3-323.; August, 0>0 at
15 3-14c., 300 at 15 V.. 481 at 15 5 32c , 4 0 at 15 5 10c., 300 at
15 7-326., 100 at 15 114.. I,It Oat 15 7 32a, 3,40 at I5j?c.;
September, TOO at 13 9-220., 5?i ?: 15 1-32*, 4t*l
at 15 I 16c , -'<0U at 15 132c.. 400 ai 15 I 14c., 300
at la 3-32c., 500 at I'.1,'*. 5 si at 14 ft-3-o.: October. 1,300 at
14l.c. 100 at 14 27-52c. t November, 200 at 14>,c. i,i-cem
bar, .00 at 14s,C., I'0 at 14 21-JSc., 2.10 al 14 II 14c ;
January, ;*M aU? la i4u..4M*t I* 4642a. <88 at 142?c.;
FVibruarj. .100 at lfe. : March. 200 at li7jn&.: Mar. 200 al
t otal. 15.^(0 nah i. tlrnn i loisil. 2. ,X0C balet. T06
receipt* at lie port* were fta follow*:?'Uftlfgftton, w*. n?yr
Orleans. . Mobile, 18: Haraiinah, 115; Lliurlestoii. ?>.
Wllm-iiston. 101- Norfolk. 135; New 3 ork, 846; ,KuSt""'
J.St, i*bilu4?lpbU. 232. total, 1,925. Total kbt?dayla?t
week. I.*77. Total tins day last year. 1.277. total
since.September 1. 3.423,719 bales. Cotton fret* its closed
us follows: ? to Havre by strain, *io.: to Hamburg,
by steam, icc.. couipro l: to Bremen, by jlcaui? ztiS'**
compreaaeu , to Liverpool, by ateain, 11-3-a.; by *uii,
J inn fiRAiK.? Receipts?Flour, 14,133bbU.; wheat.
So,Ski bushels; corn. 87.901 do.: n:it?, 97,70k do., barley
malt,8.350(lo. The receipt* for me week were: ?Mour,
7U 02, 1,1,1. ? wheat, 775,494 bushels; corn. 4-H,7sl do.,
oats, Cd).7o9du.; corn meal. 149 bbls. and bane; bar
ley, 600 bushes; rye. 18) do -. barley malt, 6,!?0do. t o
flour market was dull, but price* were unchanged The
sales were 10,000 bids. Rye was in fair request and
steuov. Corn in-al wns quiet and unchanged. We note
sulc i of 4C0 bbls. ami 3.0 bags at $4 tor Brauayw ne. We
uuotc ??Western yellow. $3 9) s til 3b. Jersey and Penn
sylvania ve'low ? 60 a $4 15: cosrse, SI 54; liuiSsilted.
SI 67- bowd ye\low, St 7a; bolted white. SI tifper 100
It s jersey sacked, coarse, Si 55 a Si 69; line yellow.
SI 70 a St 75; One white, SI 65 a St 88 per 100 lb*. Balti
more coarse. SI M pi r JUU lbs. We quo.e
No. a Mate ?* j? ??J ?}
Huperllne^esWn * ? 4
Extra Western * *> ? ?
Minnesota S 35 a li I
Kouua hoop Ohio, shipping orands ? ? * ? -J
Round hoop Ohio, trace brands 6 60 a 6 l
Family ? ? a 7 ou
kl Louts, low extra ? ?? a o <?
fit I anus. straight extra 6 ? S 7 op
fit. Louis, Choice double extra ?> ?" a 7 oo
>t, Louis choice family. J ' ? * Xj
lire Hour, tine to 4 " * w
fioutbern. No. 3 4 ? * ft
(Southern, superfine * ou a a >
fioiuhern, extra ?? -? ? ? 22
Kouthorn, family 7. ?> ?' J &
Corn meal. Western 3 7|J
Corn meal. Jersey 5 U * 7 il!
Corn meat. BruiiUvwine * <;'? * ~
Corn meal, onncneons ? "J" ,
?55 hest wus very quiet, but the market w*s nrtn. ior
want ol stock. * uture wlieat was e isv ; Ihe sales tpars
Pi at right' wore about liS.obO bushel* at $1 W H *)i
for Chicago. $! I2>. a SI 13 tor do for July. SI 17 lor Mil
waukee dor which Si 14 was bid and SI 15..*
July). $> i? ler Minuesoia. Sill ill -d lor No. 1. Si ??
tor red winter. Corn was dull and heavy, wltn sales or
601,04) bushels at 8-\e. a 4'.c. tor steam, 8;c. J sec. mr
dry lots. Data were duil, but unchanged, ne we
sales ol 40,000 bushels at 6s,".io. a l>s\c., lor mixed
Iowa, C'Jc. lor mixed Toleao and 7"c. lor ilucixo
mixed h'ye was quiet and nominal. Burl, y was quies
and uiichaiiircd. Barley malt wm neglected und nominal.
LUONixs. ? ilie market was quiet, with a lair jooDing
demand, at unchuiiued prices. Wo q otoUoine .UO
cloth, 13c.; Borneo, Uouripore, 13c.; culcutia, J *o. ?
' liicur'sab Ju'tx. ?Too market forjntebutta wasquiot
Slid .steady, with a moderate demaiu, Slid prices were
wi'.lioui change. Hemp was quiet and uo'Oinallvun
chaiiue'l. We quote ;?Amencau, dres.-ed, oer ton. ?wia
S335 for noubie; $340 a S-tft lor single; Mnsila hemp,
4c. a 8'ic.. gold, per lb., the .alter lor choice, Russia,
clean, s. S3-'5 s S33J.go:d; Italian. $365. gold; iuU*. 4c.
ii fi',c. Jute butts quoted at 2%c. a 3 16-ltic., currency,
fiisul hemp. 5JgC.. gold. T)l.
ltiDBS.? ibe nittrki t was moderately acd?. The
sales were3,00.1 Montcvldeos at 31c.. 5.135 < ontrai
Americans. 830 Mutainoros and 75 Tuspans on priiate
terms. Receipts tor the week werei?3,019 .roin Idver
pool (Buenos Ayrcsi, per Uriu; 19.017 iroin Montevideo,
per Mathilda: 6,168 from i enirsl America, per Colon.
'j 596 from do., per H. Cbaunoey ; 7,9ab from Savantlla.
per Clsribel; 48o from Lugnayra, perBiehe: 1,630 irom
fiingapore. per Verona; 3 846 Iroin Mrasos, P"r 14
Kanycr; J,1.0 from Calveston, per George W. tdyda,
l,o3b trom indiaiuila, per M aslifiigion; 5.030 Irom Ne w
(irleans. per Hudaon:'38ocoasiwise. 'lo.al,69,97e bides anil
75 bales Calcutta cow and 71 do.do. buiralo. par G enco'se.
hio,-k on hand:?34.6 0 dry Hu nos Avres, Kutra Kma.
Ac.; 68,600 do. Montevideo: 54>?J do. Klo Grande: 19,600
do Central American; 13.200 do. Bogota; UtJtJdo. 1 herto
Cabello; 3.9O0 do. African; 700 do. West India; t>,4l?
do. Tamplcoi 200 do. iruxiiio; 2o,mj) do. Mexi
can: lo.isio do. Texas, Wostern anl fiouthi.rn,
4,900 wet suited Texas. Western and Southern, lo.al,
238 450 hides and 171 bales Calcutta cow, l.lMfdo. do. buf
falo. fiuuie time last year, 69,5.10 bides and 8U2 ba.es
Caicuitu cow and buffalo We quote:?Buenos A*rcs.
25 lbs. a 38 lbs., 32c. a 23c. j do., 30 lbs. a 3o lbs, -Il*c.;
Montevideo, ibs. s 3l.'j lbs. lie. a 314,0. ; t orriemes,
21 lbs. a 33 los, 3cc.; Rio i.iande, 30 lbs. a .2 lbs . 3Lc. a
21c.; Orinoco, 21 lbs a 23 lbs , 21e.a 2l>1Pc.; i alitornia,
ti lbs. a '13 lbs., tic. i Central American, 13 lbs a -libs.,
19c ; .San Juau, 32 lbs a 24 lbs., 18c. Matamoros, 33 lbs
a 24 lbs, 14c. a 19c : Vera Cruz, 14 lbs a 19 lbs, lbc. ?
17c. ; Tamplco, 20 lbs. a 21>j, lbs., 17c.; Bogota, 13 lbs a
20 lbs, 17c. a 19c.; Marucuibo. 20 lbs a 23 lbs. 16c..
Bantu. 21 lbs. a 2.' lbs, 16c., Puerto cabello and La
Kiiayra. 30 it s. u -3 lbs., Isc. a 19c.; Caracas, 301 bs a J
lbs., i/c. a 18c.; Puyta.32 1b-. a 2< lbs I.e. ; Msal 20 lbs
a 32 lbs. I4'ac.; I'auipcachy. 30 lbs a 33 lbs, 16c. a i7c.; lo
basco. 30 lbs. a 31 .lis. 17c., Raid, selected.
i.axTiis? . be demand was firm Iroui ooih exp Tiers
and inuuu.aciurers' demand. Tbe market was dud and
prices were without quotable changes, we uuole:?
Hiumui Ayra. Cnh, ,ri ia. Orinoco. <-r.
Light 2Ce. a 27 25Ctc. a 26c. 25n a 3 .>aC
Mnfdie 27'jC. a 290. 27c. a - 36 ,c. a 37o.
tieavy 27'jO. a 29c. 2.a a -.H".* ^i0
Good damaged 34>jc. a 25'^C. 33 g0. 0 .3 C. ..'i:. ? -4c
Poor uaiuuged. ? a? . ?
? Crop.?S-aughter?Light bscii. 34c. a 36c.. middle
backs. So'.c. a 3.ic.: lignc crop, 32c. n3lc.: middle crop,
Ml. a :v6c.: heavy crop, 33c. a 3Pc. Texas?Light crop,
31c. a 32c.; uud.lie as I over crop. 34c. a 4o. Rouen
hciniock.. 2<c. a 24c ; rough oak, '3ac. a 30c.: be.lies 14c.
* MoLassm ?The market was dull. We quote:?Cuba, j
centr.lugsl and mixed. !0o. a 33c.;; do , c;sye.l,doc. a 3sc.;
do . muscovado, red in 35c. a 34,- ; do., da, grocery,
34c. a 43?-.; I'orio Kico, 35c a 38c.; English Lsiauds. 4cc. a
lie.; New Orleans. 65c. u 74c. ....
Navai. hTonas. ? lbe market for spirits turpentine was
uuiet. Ho-in was firm, with a lair Inquiry, lar was
s.ejdy. who a lair lobbing trado at lull prices We
qu,iic :?spirit* turpenuueVStljC. a Me.; strained f"""1
$i 7j a >i 80. 0 iliniugiou tar, 53 37kxl Wasniuglou do., ;
lux ?Linseed was quitt and unchanged Lard was j
dull and weak. Lotion *eed was quiet and uomluaL i
Oiive was cull and unchanged Rod was inacme.
Menhaden was in lair demand at lull prices crude
Whale wis quiet and prices were uu< hanged, crude
?'lerm wasstc idy. Palm was moderately actire. Wo
quote: ?Obve, Marseilles, quarts. ?4 35 a $4 49; do
1,1 Mail SI l-> a Si 2D; pabii. Sc. a 8'uc.; liu
seed, citv ica-ka so l bhis), 64c a 65e. i whale crude.
Nortlieru, tfic. ^ fcotiblHjro, 59c. a tiUc.. ?u., (
uu oe ict.ca winter, 70.-. a 7ic. do . bleached win'er, 73o.
a 77c ; do", bleached spring. 70-. a 72c.; do., unb esc ie-1
?iiring 6sc a 7Uc.: sperm, crude, 91 65; do., winter, un- ;
til aeii'id. Si 95; do do. bieacned. *2; do., bisached.
xoiiiig Si 95; d?x, untileached, spring, SI M, raeuhaden. i
"Tun": 37c. s .14c. ; lard, prime winter, ?1 lo; .nx, hpring
and" u in me r. ?l 194 a ?l 6; red. Western distilled telsnie). |
^ ; do.. asiK nibcd, 7.IC. s 75c.; cottonseed, crude. 55c. a
6oc. t do ? fioutbern yedow, ?0c s do . yellow end
w hile w uter, 7t)c s 75c.; neatsfoet, Sw. a $1 39, Bank.
41C. a 42c.; fitrsits. 43c. a 4lc,; natural lubricating. -8 a JU
"'peikolsi-"^ lbe market was firm and elosed at lV*e-.
s 13c. lor re tine I. delivery eary in July, lbe sale, were j
bi,0J0 bills, retlued at l.\c. lor dellvcrlea up to Ju.y 15,
and o b o b'lls. -oi l at Philadelphia ii l.-.c. tor July K>.
t 'rude in bulx was quoted at fi.'^c. .or prompt and moiuli,
6k": tor July; uo tn bbls. ?Vc. for prompt and month, i
9-.c lor July; refined, siauuard white, l-y?e. a 1-Vc. for
i.r. nipt ai d inonlh. I2*ic. lor July 15 P 3r2.'4%J!f
prompt and ino?tb, 85?o tor July; cases, fsc. sine. Phil
ad,ill,ilia was stency anl quoted at Ui*e. tor prompt and
month it1.- a 1 *iX, lor July. Baltimore was quoted at
I2>,c. 'ior prompt and mouth Titusville quwt; qanted
ai SI 2K a 51 33V D'l c'tT firm ?t *' 4.1'
Kousevlbe dull an3 neglected "boot $1 A lldiontj
dub; sib-i, tiee on board. ?l 3-V Parker a qnl't and
?tub - little disposition to operate. sm?li orders tor ship
ments si 2'i. lor I nitel at we.la there were small
orders at SI "-V. but iitlle offering. _
pKovi-iocs -rtr eipis-Pora. pacRSfw; Beef. M
d i ut meat 224 do lard. 64 do. I he receipts for the
weiik were-P-rk. 5.W pseksges; ?>eei. ?6do.; cut ineaq
2 077 do : lard ? 4 ib>. and .25 packages. .The pork
market was excited and decidedly higher both forloiS .
en tue spot and forward delirery. Ihe sa es war.
aiiout 6.5)0 bbls.. at 919 5' a $ 9 16 lor Augnst. $19 75 a
si.i si .or .-cDteiaber, and ?(>) bbls. new mesa at $19 i5 a
S i. Beef bauia were neglected and nominal st tormer
prices Keel was quiet and nominal. We quote:? i
Barrels, pla.n mess. t? a $10; d o extra ??=?? $'If
p vket beei. $1$; tieroea. city extra India iness, $-7 a
itliS. India mess, $19 a $20: prime mem, ? $a$'$. Bacon
was quiet, Willi aa.esot 50 box-* long clear at < ul
ms itft werr flrni; 6 0 Ifcfh h*m>* io!?l ?l iSo. an 1 ? lot of
lid les at ll'.c. the sales were 59' o bbls. trr?h jM lji?* ?}
IH - u0 pteies belbes at ll*xC?.-"I boxes clean bellies at
1.6:., 500 pickled shoulders at 10c., 1,500 f****1 hatb*4 ?' 1
1 c. and pickled shooidere at 9?,-. Lara was firmer:
sabs of a boat J.-V0 ti-rcea at 14 $16-. a l-'.c. lor
Au ?usl I3??c. a U ,c for July and 13!,-. mr nepwrnhnr.
h.Ta qmet am! unchanged. bale of 2'0 baqs
Raneo >n at $2 70 in bond. ? e qnou-:-f'arn ins. Bfjod,
7' - a < Kc. ? do. prime. 7?9c. s *c.; do., choice, 4 ,c. a
XT/.'. Loai.iana.7la* a 7>,c. for (air to prune, and coin
ST,u,qnfSiw??wn to ; Kangoou. i?,c. enrreucys
Katna. 7c. a 7lsc., currency; Rangoon, lu bond, $. 75 a
* ? "u?r ?The market for raw was nominal at 8< e. a
6J - tor lair to good raBntng. Sales O' 67 bhds. lair and
lairretlniog at 8V . ?? hhda Ulr d i al. ?e and
4 uoo bbis. molasses sugar, lor refining, at ?.4l. a 4 sc.
The market for refined was sacha.iged^bat hard*
were exported to a considerable extent We qiJote.
t ubs?KeOniiiEw h?ffri?r lo commun, a i/?c.. no.,
0o .*.ilr lo g<fiid fair. ? cpr-^3?
ft 8^?c.; grocery, fair to gooa, ffto l?i?mc..ao.,
prune tocliolce. 8Jtc a ?c^.: centniugaU h
8 to 13 4Ve. a 9'-,c.-. nmlssees, bhds. and boxes. ...a
7' e ? uieladu c a b'-c. i claybd, boxes, Hut-Ii standard,
i{? t Kc m te.; do., 10 to ISJ?e. a 85.R ; a-x i3 to ,
15 9c. a SK- ; do., 16 to 1", 9\c. a . do., 19 to bj.
IP4.,- a 10*.-.; do., white, f^r a HP*-. Porto Rlro? l-e
flniug.-ommod to prime. ,-,c a 8'?e-i grocery, talr lo
choice. 8 .C. a 9c. Mraail-liuich standard, Nov ? to 11,
7>.cafi'?c. Java-Uuich aianuard. Nos. 10 to 12. 8.1,c. a
?a Manda?-ni erior and extra superior. 7 .c. a "c-. ,
standard a, 10'bc.; do.-rushed lP*a ; powdeied^ll ,c.
a 11 ; *r*nu?fttrd, Ij'iCsj yeslow, 8c. ft rftv*
?ni? waaduUftl 15c. ft I5\$c. for We mem; l^c. ft
'Vi'mw 'was easy. We note sal*, of MVhOObblf. prime
at g'.c . and l5.*f>do. assorted at 81*-. a 8 ?c.
wVk"m.2ft
"?^rd^r.'h'.U'iK:.etir. and firm
mi?.r*Yo I'i^ViTo^Tb^ste'am. (kit "'ales*cotmn'at 9-33c: |
? NUsL per lb. the charu-rs were -An Atrntnaa
bark hence to fork tof orderg, with 5,t*?
uiikrWs iraifl, ftt 3*^** tf Uiroct i>orL -***
tVirk bene# to Prn?rU? Roftdt for
nHfin with iano da da at 3- f*l . off It direct port.
Another hen-e lu Briatol direct, with 4.'i? da at 5*. tel.
x iTrrmau bark now at Helaware Breakwater), hence
o. <- ,r^t,.r orders with l.'M'ito. do. at lb tla: sn aus
?rlan bark' hence to fork tor order., with !.??? do do
? ci a Norwegian bri*. tien-? to llayre > r "am
i,or. with 2.000 bios naphtha at 4a #d. a vnrwrgi is
brig!'hence toMavrb or Antwern wtth 1,9 0 bbls. do at
?s it A French bark, hence to llavre. with 2,8 2) bbi?.
rruoe petroleum at fa An American brig, hence to At
gfen wr MatagaTwith 9.0.W cases retine* peW-d-nm trat
1? t known A? American brig, h-n-e to Gtbral.ar and
back, with a general cargo at a lump sum net ripened.
DOMESTIC M Alt RETS.
<;?! i> *toi?. June if, 1575.
Cotrnn dull and nominal; middling. lav, low- mi l
dlini, H'? Net receipt*. *> hairs. groan, 71. i m orra?'lo
(treat Britain, l,9ta, coiulwtse, 2iu Bale*, l i. .-took.
U.UiS. ? _ ,
Nfw Ott.KA.v*. June in, in,*,
Cotton (Irm; m i. 1 d 1 i ^ r. I?, Nei re, eipt*. 198 halea:
1 f ri?i 2S4. t.xporia to trance, 2,515. Bales, l,5UUl Block,
6o 374,
Monti.K Jnoe 19,1875
I Cot'on ateadr : middling. Ittfr.; low middling u',< ;
gaod ordinary, 13 ,c. Net receipt*. 18 bale* Jtxport*
coaatwi*-, a&x Bales, 340. Block. J.*a
Ntfiiaatn. Jnne 19 1875.
Cotton nominal: middling. lf'tc.; low middling, ll?,c.;
goed ordinary, He. Nut rescipw, 115 tale a Bales, lie
Block, S.MJ2. _ ,
Cmat.raTO*, June 19. bi
Cotton ateadr; middling, !?'*.; low mi nima it vi :
g, o i ordinary, lac. Nat raccipu, M bale*. Bales, 60.
oloufc, 7,687. _ _
Wii.wiiRto-r.Jnne 19, 1875
Pnirltaoftnrnentine quiet at i?,<. Bruin quiet and
nominal, SI M lor it rained. Crude turp-niine aleady
at |i 2i lor hsr i . 10 ioi jailow uip; S-t ?0 lor virgin.
Tar aioady at Sl7k ? , ?
Oxwitoo. tune 19, 1875.
Flonr utesdr, nnohanred ? aale.i nt I.DM bbl*. Wheat
?teady; sales ol extra white Mich Kan at 6138; No I
Milwaukee i lur, hi *i 17 ( urn unchanged. Comment?
S33 mi bo!to < a?d 937 fur unbolted per lua. Mi.l.aeu uu
changed. ('anil lYeftu'itK?Wheat. Bj?c.: corn and rye.
5c.; ? its, SV-, to MewV'1*! lumber 82.0 to tlia Ilud
aoiu I site receipts?Wliiyst, 10,fn ini-heit., corn. 5.2,4)
do ; 98t,M0 (eel o\ winter. Caual ablpiiicuig?/iil.bOb ie?t
of lumber.
ilurrsLO, June 19, 1875.
Receipt! by lake?Flour, J.SU0 fHklg.t wheat, I'ii.dJO
bushel*; corn 7i/,UU0 do.; out a. 41, (KRI (lo. Receipts br
rail? Flour, 5,;mo barrels; wheat, 11,000 bushels; corn,
13,000 do.; oat*. 10,"(M do. -lupnieiits by rail?Flour,
ft.'.0)l.ll< ; wheat. 39.0X1 bushels; corn, IM.OOlldu.; oars
18,500 do. Huipiucui* by cnual to tide water?Wheat,
08.000 bushel-; corn, 33,00* do.; oats, 15.0UO do. lo in
terior poiuu?Wheat, 8,0 0 bushels. Canal irelghis?
Wheat, 7c.: Corn, 6 ^c.; oats. 4'?o., to New VorK, toll* in
cluded. Atlont to tidewater irem Buffalo and Quweuo -
Wiieat, 1,44a ia11 bushels: corn, 427.0.0 do ; outs, 146.700
do.; rye, '6,7)0 do. Klour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
dull and flrm ; sales ot 10,(00 bushels Minnesota. at$l 1?:
83,009do. Port Washington, at $1 13. Corn quiet; sales
ol 1G,(4W bu-hels No. 2 mixed Western. atT.'Lc. a 75V'.
Oats held at 8t?e. a87c. Rye and barley,none here. Fori,
lard and bigbwines without ebaugc.
Toi.kdo, June 19, 1871
? Klonr flrm and in (air demand. W heal a shade better,
closing linn; No 2 white Wabash, $128%; ho. 1 white
Michigan, (1 '76'?: extra do., $1 28; amlier Micnigau,
Spot,Si 24%; August,SI 25% a SI 25V Ooru in lair di'iiiaua
aud iirm , nigh mixed, spot, 7(0.; July,71 Vo.; August,76c.:
low mixed, 7t%o.; damaged, 61c. oats quiet anu
steady; No. 2, 69%c.: Michigan, 59e. Freights more ac
tive; Wlc-ut?to Huffalo, 2,C,c ; to Oswego, 5c. Receipts?
Wheat, 18,(8 HI hushes; corn, -4.00U do. ; oats, 24.000 Uo.
Mmpments?Flour, 2HOD bhla., wheat, 6J,tlou bushels. corn,
40,(Wo do. ; oats, 31,1.00 do,
rmrxao June 19, 1873.
Floor dull and unchanged. Wheat scliye and higher:
No. 1 spring. $1 02 a SI 03; No. 2do., 9S'4c , ?P?A; 9?%c.,
duly ; $1 00,',,. August; No. 3 do., 94%0-a 96c.; rejected,
8iic. Corn In (air demand ana higher,- No. 2 mixed,
ti'J-fic., spot; 70c. bid July; 78)?c. bid Autrusti rejected,
6ft%o. Ouis steady; No. 2, 88>ic.. spot; ftft%c. a 56c.. July;
4umo. a 40j$c.. August, K*u dull nominally Oic. Barley
dull and unchanged Fork advanced, in fair demand,
at $19 a SI!) 10, spot; 819 20, August; SI9 10, September,
l.ar.t active and higher at $13 20. spot . $13 55 a 313 AJ
August; $13 f/% a SIS 60, September. Hull meats sua ty.
Whiskey dull and uncliange l. Receipts??lour, l.OHJ
bhla.; wheat, 88 000 bustle la ? corn, 99.000 do. toils, 45.00J
uo.: barley, 1,000 do. bhiDtnents? Flour, 6,060 bbis, 1
viheat, 100,1.1*) bushels; corn. 13,0iH) do.; oats, 14,000ilo.
At the afternoon call ol the Board wheat uus easier at
99 V-. Ju!v; $1 uu ?<\. August. Corn, 7li,44<J., July. oats
easy at ft '?> a 6s\c.. cash; ftSLo.. July, rurk, $18 9j;a
$1J, July; $1920, August lard, $13 M a $1335, August
PRINT CLOTHS MARK.ET,
Pkotipesc*. K. I.. June 20, 1873
The printing ctoths market was inactive during the
p -t v. ?s, wen unusually light silug, on a Oasis ol j>,c.
a SVc. lor standard an extra 01x64.
FIXAJfCUb.
A -JOHN illOKi.lNO A CO.. BANKERS AND BllO
. Kcrs, 7- llroa ivvay, New VorK.
Stock privileges one to mo per ceut distance from
market orders ey.cutUd lor stocks and stock I'riv
ileges by mail and telegraph. Collections inadu und
money luvesied, Femes wishing lo learn the operations
ol blook Privilege a should call or write lor 72 page boo*.
*f M KN AND IDIOMS UK WALL STRl'.ET. f
t>
T KENT l .Kh TU ANY ADDRESS. T
John HlL'KliiNU A CU.. 72 Broadway, New York.
I Stock Privileges, ^
?t best rates in market, on members of New York Stork
Kxoliuntrn: operation' made against approve t contract*
or on moderate marking; orders promptly attended to
by man or wire , nook on \t all street sent true.
TUMUklDUr, * Oj., No. zUall street. New York,
Haulers and Broker*
Any amount loaned on bondard mortqa :b
on prtmo New York and Urooklyu Real rstat";
klortitaars cashed; 110 bonus, and lowest rates. Offices
It i'iuu street and 35 East .-.liventeenih street.
V. K. kTc,VKN8i.>N. Jr.
ALL PARTIES OPPOSED TO THE prksknt KI NO
ink scheme of the West Wisconsin Railroad Com
pany and wisb'iig to protect tneir Interests, will plca>o
tend their address. with amo tut ot bonds hold, to B. A
send their address. with amoitut c
E., box 2.773 New York Post office.
* T REASONABLE HA I E i?MONEY ON LIFE AN!)
J\ Kudo s meat insurance Policies Mortsaires an I
other securities. Insuran ??) <>f ull kinds effected with
best companies. J. J. HAiiRIOH A Ca, 117 Broidwiy
* NY A"or NT PROM 8L8U0 TO 18.1,0)) TO LOAN
?\ on Improved aid unimproved Ileal Estate in tut*
cite or Brooklyn, lar term ot te ns, without bonus
VviLi.I v.'d K. LKAT1TT. do Broadway.
A NO. L?JOHNSON BROS., 1(0 BROADWAY. HAVE
J\ Estate Funds to loan on bond and mortiraite ; will
cm-n leasehold anil secoud moi tgagea, Now York, Brook
tyu and Wostchesier.
Bank blanks, blips bills. erchota, note
Heading* and every kind ot Prlatina, stillable tor
banks, bankers, brokers and financial couipamot
promptly laruishn J, at tlic Mi'. FRO Pi iLlt aN Pill.* TiNU
ESTABLiSUMi'.N I'. No. -IS broadariiy. _
I)R00aLYN CITY S YEN per CENT HONDA
> lu.rAHT*. .r or Fisssea, 1
OoarrnoLt.nit's Orrrat Citv Hall. ,?
BkOOKLt k, .lane 16, IV75. 1
Fnaled t rop ?als, in.I rs-1 "rroposals for boa Is," will
be receive 1 at tin I oittc- unlit Monday ?th lint, nt 13
o'cioc^ II., lor tnc pure >? se of ttio w nolc or any part of
iSjO.tUI
Brook'vn cltv seven per cent Bonds, payable three
years trubi il t,e. S. S. PoWwI.U Comptroller
B
UsINEbo PAPE.t WANTED?
For caslt.
Mnde by rcspoitaiPla
Mei ban's.
Mauuiuciurwra, Ac., kc.
W ii. wr.Ew>, Banker. 178 Broalwav.
I TOR BALE?I 0 SHARES STOCK IN THE INDIAN
ola t int and Lun 1 Com unv, Texas, lot fl.tUOL
'J bis stork will be >sl I much b-iow its v. lue. Applv to
i.1 K. 11AK KH, L'adiier i'ir>l National Bank, New
York.
I A I.WAYS Have money to loan on good
N. w York city Mortgages mtliout bonus. Principal*
desuani to BUstRoW cut iNTE -l apply to
U. L. ORAN 1,144 Broadway.
JOHN B. PI iROK, NO 8 PINK STREET, LOANS
money without bonus en approved Real Ks'at'in
New York, Brook vn and Wesutneater countv .also pur
ch ises Murtgagis at lowest rat's.
Money t.> loan? on first mortgages. with
out iiotiu-, on econd a.id Uaa hold utortaai <? c at
easy teruia. OEO. W. Si AkK, 1 ai Broad *av, rooui A
OFFICE op THE HANNIBAL AND ST. J 'SI.l'H
Uauroad Company, 78 Broadway.
N. n Yoac, Jun? 16. 1'75
Interest mata'inc Jnlv I. 1875. on bonds ot 'Iter m
pany ; ?,.so on fSJMMRB Missouri -Istc s.x per i rnt b.-urt*
ku -wit as Tilt' llauuibal and St. Joseph l-sue," win bo
(nil no and aiier the lstda> ot luiv, I8."T. . n present s
t on ot tbe proper coup >di, at the llau? of Nor.h Amer
ica. JOHN p. acK Kit, Treaaurer.
T)AR ri RS OOINO To THE COUNTRY EIIOUI L?
1 . EAVK 1II r 1 It DIRECllON AT I J) OFFICE
OF THIt E.VR.MNO TKLttiRAM, NO. 3 ANN sTi.KKl,
and HAVE a COPY or THE LA.Ni EDITION,
Wl H ALL THE LATEST NEW-, SI 'T |o iM'
APIUhXS IN THE UNITED STATES OR CANADA
FoR FIFTY CENiS A MONTH, I'Hd PR.PAID.
WANTED?SIV.WU, FOR THREE OR FIVE \l ARA
?T on a leasehold property in this do ; Improve*
i.irnts nrst claas; worth ? ?>. 'Wl Addnaa BU.K....1 A
lUMONaON. ID Broadway, ro.m 18.
COPAAT.YKRMIIP8,
N'OTICK IS II Rl.KY GlYKN lllAl IHKCOPA'tT
nersh p lately ' \ls in betw.-en Wllllain ? u i.-ti
bord and Charles ,i. i irc h. ?t >esv t ork city, nn b rtiiw
llrm Dame ot MUhenbord .? I Irb )i wan oissolvcu, by
inuviiai ou ent, uu the isth da> >? nv 1<75.
V. M. ? i CB . n til!D
Joxa 7. 1878. ? hAP.LES M. VLKlClt.
XTEW FIRMS Wil l. FIND THE METROPOLITAN
PRl.Nri.Nl) ESI A RI.I s II M I si No .IS Hroilt.r.
an excellent place to hive ih? Printlns done with
promptness, ura new ..n 1 . Uvapn.'-s.
itTHIik AS OPPORTliHITiKM.
k BPKCIAL OR ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED?
,'\ ssiih SRi.TOO; inauu a->.n i. s bu.sine'*; well eatab
bshed: sod proOta; with a; ? onal . ap.tai bu-itie s
can be nuAdruole i ai >1 proi'as pro| oruonateiy Addrea*
INDCaiHY, box IN Herald offi e.
AN OLD EST SBLI-HKI) rCBI.ISHINO RCSINF.mR
tor sale? Owner desirlnc to rem' bouse h?- a
most tnorouch Ottaniz.iu >n in eters depai tuirai, and
pnrchuaer wlllanccesd to a ttouustiinf. proltisb e and
??asily iiianeRcd concern pries Aopty to
OKIOOS A C Mtl.KT ON, W Bread way.
\OKNTLBMAN WITH RKFKERNCR AND $..V1
Cash can ecu " a | out ion a id ail imt real io a *>><"t
biisiBea*. a BO. D H AN KINS. Je West Twenty ninth st.
Half inteebat for salk-in the flower
and p.an; Kus-uncn in ?ncce?slul operation; Imif
lease, low rent, lli<i .???> '?> au ui rai t opportunity for
a per-mi with $.0" m a-h it. make 87 'Mb u. W. ?' .ear
profit a )ear; advertiser (tsing to Europe. ACdreaa
rLORlST. lieral t t ptnwu Braoeh oBi e
Y'OTICK.?FOR RALE OR FXriliNOR F"P. RF.Al.
11 E. tate, the liease, Uood Will and Fumttureel one
ot the most centralis to s e,| Hrifls in this cltv: sn op
I >rtnnity selduiu met wl'.ii, owner wcl, u desired, re
tain ball mteoist
av. N. OKIhWoLD'8 Real Katate Office, 7ft Brnadwsy.
Partner wanted- fracticm rarer wiih
81,800 cash, in an e-tablisned bakery ,i dnr a food
businrss and in ? nmplete w>' kiny or ler. Api it si W h
i Ri t POL! 1 Ah BAKERY, I aw. I'll. * -tieet, J* all na ttan
allle. _
uNARTIX s OOINO To the COUNTRY Mint ID
J LEAVE I H KIR III! i.ION a I nlR oFMCd
OF THE K> E.NINO 1 I I KORAN NO UNSHRnf,
AND IUVE a COPY 'I IMF. I AM Fit! fl"N
WI1II A I.I. THE I. A Ti I Nl.liS BE NT m ANY
AOIIRKea IN I H R I ?I r KI? STATE'S i'H < is.ipy
FUR FItlY CENTS A MoNlH. PoUT l'H PAID.
rno JO WING MACHINE KlM'l At II P. r - A M ItR
1 turbine in one erch ? apt a! to aa?ot 111 pnslnng a
irw improvement in tfteWneelerA * >l?en ws i%s iaa
i nine. Andre ? box ' ? Post office. B: Ijep rt, t .. in
'ro piiilantuEiiPiB'f-t,- ihe advkrtisfft, a
I voune man with small 'ami * is In need ef p> ? u
niary.aid; will reiund pr. mpto . r-ifevs yn f. Au
di ess, for iwo weeks, l/oPr., box 12; Herald ofli. e.
Ur A NTl'I)? A RMAP.r ACTIVE RUMNESR MAN Tti
in take tbe whole t,r p rt interest In a f?i paving
end permanent business, win * . *- cam' i ol ?J um
:o I4.li 0; no asenta urea apply. Adureaa U. tc B., icr
a Id Brooklyn Bram-fl Offli r
Roen -AN 1NTERR.-T IN AN FLEOANT RUuL
? ps).)!/, net?-- in Sara'o at laipaidlasla ?>t'ii *?. >0
net proll s. for 8' *i; a splendid ehatsc Ibr a Kecueuisn
who want* to eon,bine bnsines, wi |, pleasure durinf
the warmaeason. i all is r t ARLlOX, I.'l East 24tb ,?L
a? "/wY to 8i.don cash- paeine.r WANTED, IN
ipoUU a respeclAble and weil established bnsit.t
wuere he ran realise a coodtmome appl) to i?Us
i. At I NKY. Auctioneer, I". 1 entre atreet
k'l ADA U.ASH WILL ADMIT A OKNII.fcRAN
u liVs'v Into one ol the yrandest enterpris-a In the
( oonirv; n rnbatantlal, wall tried business, in which e
tortnne is s ire, t i.a kk. as Wert t wenty stxih s reel.
t!in RB8PON81BL* MANUFAOTrRINa
tplU.UUU company, wish AidTKMeddiiitxisi eopitnl
l>>r their tactory in a suburban town; an official p 'ti
ll..n sstll be given a r-putstde and c> mpefent eon
tribttlor. Prlnmpais on.v msi ndnresa inr psTUCWari
ind reiereaceA DAYLloiIi', Herald uffiv*.
floating hospital.
The following additional con triout 10: s to tha
building lunil of (he Floa'ing llospita. o( M.
Johu'a Guild have been received
through a. j. cortii.
i neolcraon Broa ?ion m
GeirichhCo ,0,0
i r u uilV>er u lMua
C. B. Biburde Bros pft uo
i Alias teuuishipCompany ail*)
j George Mackeu/ie j 00
THROUGH JOHN 11. RKSR.
! T. N. Laurence an Of)
: N. Dcntou Smith Mill
aaruo Deuixe 10 DO
; TtlKOUUU ANU11KW W. LKGGAT.
Kennedy, flutehiueou A uo , 21 01
; Uaihouo, Robins A I'o ".HI
liou. 1'. B. Pedilie. Newark, N J 2., uo
? THROUGH JKMRINS VAX SCUAICR.
Gold ft 85
j Jeuaius Van Metis irk ' 5110
??.?.. THROUGH WILLIAM H. WILLT.
; H. K. Tbnrber 2ft 00
? A i 10'd)
! Mrs. Hope 5 U0
i THROUGH CifRR1.KS HKLL0W3.
| Itenauld A Francois 10 UO
j . 1UROUGH CHAKLM MUKAR,
| Met proceed* of a hag of Texas ituur 3)75
t ? , THROUGH RKV. ACT AII WmWAI.L.
i *fi*,nce ?'1,10 "Koa u Teatlmouial Fund," A. R.
1 ,."'ll}i;eyt lieasurer 2.10 00
H. K. 1.1 .Mm A Co 1U0,0
w 1 ""
Va Wade 1? m
Cash j up
' u? . TO T,IR OVVICB or THR TRKASC'RKR.
i .c-..'u yo1 ? Proceeds of entertainment tie
L ? .V? ?ouul Dramatic Assoc.atlou" at this
1 ;; M
, O. G. Uoelin * iIJ0 ,,,
James 1 umtniiigs ' V,,
I a i.eauhy 1 hiij .
j William K II m man !!!!!!!!.,.!!! 20 00
! 5 "".III!!*.".!'!!!!! iooo
H. K. Graves fji |m>
! Miss K ?'?!
! b v. O 21 U)
j iloury KoHielly ' 5 00
I Little Children and tlieir Mammal!.!!!!!!!!!!!!! knu
Grand toial $10,490 U5
ontrihutions arc earnestly solicited, slid may be seut
to my ottloo. S3 Wall street WiiiLIAM H. GUtON.
Treasurer Board of 'Trustees,
THE CHILDREN'S FOLD.
GRAY* CHATiGF. AGAINST THE INSTITUTION?A
FATHER UNABLE TO FIND HIS CHILD.
Mr. David C. Mcltrlde, who resides at No. 200
Second street, and who, for some time past has
been an employe of Messrs. J. M. Davidson & Co.,
Nos. 381 and 386 Broadway, lurntshed the follow
ing statcmeul to a Ilk bald representative last
evening:?
?1B. M'BUIDE'S 8TORT.
Between Jtwo and throe yeura ago. upon the
death of my wile, I placed In what is known as
"l'he Children's Fold," au Eulscopailan Institu
tion for nail orphans, four of my children,
subsequently three of them, because they
did not tike the place and because thoy
wanted to get to we, ran away from the
Fold, leaving behind them a son of wine, who^e
naaie is Robert McBriue. 1'urtiy irom information
luruisued we bi reliable parues and partly Irom
the fact mat none oi the ie,iers adilressed to my
sou were ever answered, 1 was led ie believe
one of two tilings, either that my sou was pre
, vented irom cornmuuicauug w,th me or else that
lie was not In the Fold at all. In consequence of
I toese doubts 1 called upon Mr. Edward Cowley
I I'resideut ol the institution, upon the im luar.,
j nod concealing from hiui certain rumors wnicii
I had reacned wy ears concerning the boy, asked
1 where in.v son Robert was.
"He rau away irom here," was Mr. Cowley's
| response.
"You aro sure of that?" I queried.
"Of course 1 am," Mr. Cowley responded.
"Air. Cowley," l said, "1 know toa; you took mv
son Robert from the ?Chlldteu'a F fo.' put mm
011 a steamboat and sent him to Ncwbor.. R. E
; Dare you deny this t"
j "VVuo told you that T"
"Nevermind, air," was nty answer; "you did
send htin tucre, and 1 kuow it. in the name 01 a
I lather Idetnaud to know wnere tie ur" To this
Cowley responded that he did not know
w ost had become of tie child; that for nnght lie
knew rhe boy might bo en route for Texas or soino
I oilier State on board of a schooner, tie called tue
: an uutelwble party, said I Had uo home and had
lo business to lnieriere with tho doings 01 tno
i'resideut of the "Fold." I have already given vou
wy own name and addre-s; please call there
| and see whether 1 have a good home
or not. I have also given yon the namo
of wy etnp.oyers. Call upon tbuiu aud
; Inquire concerning tny permual character.
I have lost m.v boy. Mr. Cowiev will not red uie
where he ts. He tirst assured me that the child
had 1 tin away huo aiierward coaiossed that ue
l ad sent hint to Newport. What shall I d,> or
wtiitlter turn to ascertain the whcrcabouia of my
oflspring?
Mr. Met!ride is a gentleman of Intelligence and
nd trcss, and every parent win recognize tne sad
ne * 01 his story. It would be a strange thing la
d*e 1 should tne "Fold" lor the protection of or
, piwns turn out to no the medium of their eoauc
tloa.
THE DESERTED CHUBCH.
WHAT THE GLKNDENNING SCANDAL FAS AC
COMPLZBMKO?A MONUMENT IO POOR MALI
PoUEROr.
UteChurcnof the Scandal In Jersey ulty has
nearly ceased to exist as a place or worship for
members of tne Presbyterian persnaaion. A
IIkrald reporter entered the church yesterday
and saw Mr. Glcnilennlng preaching to flfry-two
persons. Including the choir and organist and
twelve children, a mere remnaut or the congrega
tion. The good old pioneers of the faith wno laid
tne foundation 01 the church organization were
missing, ineyarenot content with remaining |
aoaent, for a memorial to the Synod of the Pree
I byteriaa churcn has been prepared, with a large
number ot signatures, praying that tneir church
may oe restored to the congregation by
1 tne removal of th? man wno they say has usurped
tue pnlpit and "stands id Hie holy place w.thout
[ ecclesiastical an'horuy." Even Mr. Oiendenmng
lunasell (elt keenly the position in wruca he was
piaced yesterday by tue desertion of the great
bulk ot til* cougregatton. lie addressed thorn as
1 --1 ni< lltue rotUiitny gathcrri lure today," and 1
he discoursed on tho text, -My peace 1 leave ante
you. wy peico I give aoto you." Tnat tne text
was nain uny appropriate in one sense could not
I a disputed. There was peace witnln the walla
where his voice echoed, for tne scattered remnant 1
tnat chose to remain aad listen hae no Incentive '
to distraction. It was noticeable, too, that he did
1 ot preacn with his wonted eacrgy. Be laltcreJ
w ncti he tried to be eloquent.
, ibe anniversary of poor Mary Pemcroy's death
1 Is to be celebrated in a manner that will show (
how her memory is treasured by tie good ladies
on Jcr'cy Ulty Heights. A committee, headed t?y
the wife 01 ex-Mayor bawver, are collecting sub
scriptions to raise a monument over the nn
ui.trk- it grave of tne brokeu-neartrd girL This
iconum^nt will be placed in its position on the
anniversary or Miss Fomorov's death in tse month
?>i August. As the ladies certra to have tne credit
of this undertaking, gentlemen will not be called
on for coiurimiiiuDs. Toe entire amount win ue
raWee during ibe present week. Ii ta also in
tended to nave memorial services in the cvmetery
when the tuountnent m raised.
MA!tRlA?lKS AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.
Bands?Rtamet.?On Tnnrsday, Jnne 17, at the
residence of tue bride's parents, a? the Kef. >ain
Uftl 1'OOkf. ]>r. llKVRY H. f?MW to A IK'It B.
Kkamky. danfchter ol Peter lUyden, Leq., ail wt
New Yer*.
i Taylor?Bate?.?On Thnrsday, June 17, IS7.V at
the residence 01 tne bride "a parents, by ibe Her.
1 noma* Arnuuge. I). U.t w. beach Taylor, of
Winona. III., 10 M. Apei.ia. daughter of Daniel
buie-*, Esq., city of New York.
DIED.
Barm ?At Morrlsaiin. V Yon Friday. Jane
ik, of Bright'* <11 ff*?e. juiauh U. bAa.Mii, la
tno 16tn year <>r ni- ace.
Kciauves ano mends are respectfully invited to
attend tne lonerAl, treat me late reatdence, Mor
nsama. on Tuesda*. June 2J. at half-past el-ven
o'clock. Tram* leave Grand ten rat depot at
lu: A. Carnages will be 10 waiting.
HCUTIIOI v.? rtuddenlf. eu .-.turdav evening,
June IB. Mis. KMIUHE E., wn.ow or James u.
berinolf.
I Keiauves and friends or th* family are re?pe t
fuiiy invited to attend tbe lunerat services. 1 o a
tne'residen^e or ber eon. vs hiton street. twtween
l.arayeite street and ( ommcniiaw avnue, Jeraey
, City, on M >mUv, Jiet mat., at Ave P. M. inter
men 1 at Tarrriown on Tuesday Morning.
net wan -on tne icti Inn.. at nfoneey, R?efc
land county. N. Y., Mary a. Haree*. wkiow of
tne late James Itrcwei, of tbe eny of New Yors, la
trie Both year of her age.
The rema.ns will ue taken to Tf.rrytnwn for
interment, on Monday, gist. lbs itlativta and
inemie are respect.niiy invited to aticau the
funeral, at Tarry town about noon.
Iirpihr.?On Friiiav. imn mat.. Sarah Cawf
RKt.L, react of tbe late Ueoige UroUie, in the froth
year of her ape.
Friends of the Tamil* are resoeetmily invited to
sttr.d rne inuerai. from the Wnetmiaeter I'reeov
terlan chaten, 'Iwent t?second etreet, oeiwcen
Sixth and seventh avenues, on Monday, 2lst likU,
at 1*0 P. M.
Western papers please copr.
Karen At Greenwich, t onn.. Jane 19, Benjamin
P. Rri an, in tbe 3#tn year oi bis age.
Tne relatives and friend* are respectfully Invited
to attend the funeral, at half-past one P. M., on
Wedaesday. June 2.1, from hi* late residence,
tnencn to ibe fecoad congregational caiucu at
two P. M.
i AiiV.?on Batnrday evening. Jnne 10, or rtlpb.
tberia, John Francis, only son 01 John fl. and
Anna vi. Gary, aged 2 years, 7 months and 14 davs.
Ill* remains will be tasen from the residence of
his parenia. No. 141 West Forty-sixth street, on
1 MouUay, Juu-j J I, at lia o'clock A. Jl? to Calvary
t'dme'?rv 'nrin srni'int ftcl.it mdfrtende ol
I mi- i.uutly are re pvct.ailj uiviied to a-ltftid the
I fun"**;. ? ,,,
caiiLiiwzi.L?On :-aUir<i?v, lurli Irak. it nia
re idva.:e, 11 tail Twenty-iourth street. Ku?
i NKZKK i ai i.kv* ki.i , in i he R4tb year <?i ins age.
Relative* unit irtei'U aim invited to attend oj*
funeral, fioin the iMvirr Bitpt ?t church. Twenty
mi ll street, between Fifth and Flxin avenues, tin
Tuesday, a2d mat., at one o'o ock 1'. M.
CHILI'.?At the rrgldeuce ol lier eon. a' Stam
ford, Conn., ou Kriclav, June 18, Alicx IiauTCuild,
Widow oi the late Ana Child.
Funeral service* at Norwien, Conu., on Mon
day, June 21. at three o'ct < k
Clakkndon'.?Brooklyn, June 17. ANIONL? eldest
aou of the late Tlioniaa huh Margaret A. Claren
don, aged 10 year* aud 8 mounts.
Keluuvea auJ friends ol the family are inv.tod
to attend tne lunt-rai, irom the re nleuce oi nw
inoiher. 194 Hrookim avenue, Monday, alat inuu,
at t' o o'clock KM. _ ,
CoiiNki.i..?On Saturday, the 19lh, Lkorjik i.kon,
son ol L?r. C. 11. aud Alnlie J. Cornell, aged ?
Kelanves and friends of the family are re;necfr
funv invited to attend the itinera!, on Tuesday,
ine aaa, at lour I*. M., from Modtson avenue, Jer
key %Jiiy lieiizliltt.
Ousack.?On Saturday, June 19, after a severe
lllue-s, Terknck OrsACK, a native ol tee eouuif
Cavan, Iteliitid, in the 4?tn year oi his nee.
The relative* sua Irienus are rcspectiuliy in
vited to utieud lite funeral, Irout hia late resi
dence, 1,812 second avenue, uu Tuesday morning,
at nine o'clock. His remains will be taken to ttie
Church of Mt. Lawrence, wheie a solemn btgn
mass will ue cele rated lor the repose ol bis soul;
froin tnence to Calvary cemetery for interment
citisick.?(Jo Jnne-JO, Ann cusick, wlie of Joha
's.'e^will be burled from the Roosevelt Hospital
on Monday. June 21, at one o'clock.
Pkvok.?On Saturday. July 19, at 'he r pidenc?
ol her aaugmer, 3u Barrow street, IIksi-bb Ubvob,
in uer 85m vear. " .
The relative* and friends of the family arc ro
Bpectfn'ly Invited to uttenu the funeral, mm tne
Meuiodint church. ;.t Tnckahoe, Westchester
county, N. 1.. o i donduy, June 21, at one o cloca
1*. &l. Train leaves urand Central depot at 11.'40
A. M
Dowlino.?On Saturday. June 19, o' pneumonia.
Annik. the beioved wile oi Junes liowliug,
duught?r of Michael and Catnurlne couroy,
MountuieillcK, Queen's county, Ireland
The frienoa oi tho lumiiv arc respectfully in
vited to attenu the lunerul, irom the resrd uco ol
ner lather, No. 843 sixth avenue, on luesday,
June 22, at two o'clock P. M.
Fa'U- ?on Friday eveuuiz, 18'h lust., at hia
residence in Burlington, N. J., SASUtL W. Haul,
Hsq., in Bis 77th year.
Kt>kiihkiii ml .?Suddenly, on Satnrdav morning,
Isaac Kukuhkimkk, E q.
Funeral takes place on Monday morning, at 1ten
o'clock, irom nu late resilience, No. 335 west
Thirty first street. Relatives and friends are re
spectiuliy invite I, as also members of Templar
Lodge, No. 203. F. and A. M. Mn
hoTick.?T?c members of the Hebrew mb
tual Benefit Society are hereby notified tnat tne
funeral of Isaac Ederhe.mer will take place ironn
his late re.-ldence. 335 West Thirty-flrst street, turn
(Monday) murnlng. at ten o'clock.
A. ?. V.V.N PK.vAG, President.
FucnuR.?In Brooklyn, on FUbdav. June id,
IIENBV FisctlKK, of the ttrm oi Fischer A Keller, itt
tue ?3d year of nis age.
Notice oi the luncral hereafter.
Giu-o.v On Fuudav, Juuc 20, Robert MOLafb
Lt- d (iiusoN, azed 29 years.
Funeral on w ednesday, at two P. M.. from the
residence of his parents, No. 223 V\e*t iwouty
fourth street.
Bos on una Hartford papers please copy.
(iKKY.?la Newark, N. J-. on Saturday, Jane 18,
Owkn Ukky, of Mouuguun, county Muiraahun,
Ireland, in the 74tn year 01 his age.
ibe relatives and iricnisoi tne family are In
vited to attend tne funeral, Horn ?t. James'
Catholic cUurcu, on Tuesday morning. June 22, a*
" tiCM'LACk.?In Brooklyn, K. !?.. Jnne 29. of nasty
con -tint,>,ion, at toe re-idence 01 ins pareuts. 718
Tius.ilng avenue, EttNAsr Glndi.ack, aged 2T
tears and 6 months.
Friend*, ulso the members of Progressive Lodge.
No. 21, Knights of Pvtuias, urc respectfully Invited
to attend tue funeral, at two o'clock, on Tuesday,
June 22.
Newark (*. J.) papers please copy.
11 anlon.?'in ounuay, June 20. catiikrinr n ad
i.on. widow 01 Micnael llamcn, lu tne botu year 01
ner age.
Tne relatives and friends or the tsindr. sua
those of her son, Jonn F. llanlnn, are laspectfuiiy
luvifd to attend the funeral, irom her rnte resi
dence. 34o West l tvctity-fl.tu street, on Tuesday,
June 22, at two o'clock P. M.
Hakt.?in Brooklyn, on Saturday, June 18,
U01.BUT n. II a it 1, aged so years.
Ine friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral, from nislato residence. 4llo Willo ign
by svenu ?, on Monday, 21st inst., at two o'clock
iled Rank (Moainouih) pai?ers please copy.
Uayt.?At Patterson, Pumam c uinty, N. T., o?
Friday, Juue 18, J auks 1C Uatt. in tue 77ttt year
of his aire. _ ., '
The f lends of tho ismlly are respeetfnllT in
vited to attend ine funeral, irotn his late res*
1 ence, on Monday, the 2Ht insr., at two o'cieck
P.M. Tratu leaves Grand t'cutral depot at8:JQ
A. M., reinrulng sam -evening.
HoLUKNBT.-on Sunday, the 20'.h inst., Jrssi^
only endd ?t Ktcuard aud Alice Uoldeuby, aged
U months. ... . _ -
Relatives and frt->nd? of the famllv are invlreA
to attend the funeral, from the residence o: her
parents. No. 223 Fourth street, Jersey Cur, wtta
out further notice.
llocoiiTAiLi.sd.?On Saturday eventng, June 18.
Fakah mophiirailixo, In tne 78tD year of her age.
Funeral servb-es on Toeaday aiterneon. at tw?
o'clock, from tne residence of hor son-in-law,
W alter M. (longer, 39i Ulgn street, Newark, N. J.
jACkSoN on Friday, Jnne 18, after a aiiort ill
ness, ANUK8W W. Jackson, aou of Mrs. A. M. Jack
AOU* _
Dearest Andrew, thou tu?t lelt ua,
And thy mas we deeply icel;
Cut 'us God woo haet bereft us,
lie can all our sorrows neal.
Notice of lunerul hereafter.
Jack-on.?In Ming btng, on Saturday, June
J jus M- Jackson, in the 7.id year of bis age.
The relatirea and Mends ot too family are r?
que->ted 10 attend the inoeral, on Tacsday, Juuw
tL from Trinity churcn, at ten A. M. Masouiw
burial at White Flam* Cemetery, at two o'clock
1 KKLLar.-On Friday, the 18th In at., at Corona
Taik, L. L. fATr.UK K.EI.LKT, a Battve of the par
is 11 of Kiliukm.county ttea'.ineutU. Ireland,
lancrai to take place Monday, tue 21st, at ona
4 KirTLKd an.?On Fnnday morn'ne, Jnne 20. at
baii-)>aat tweiyc o'clock, \ alkntink kkntiUAS,
In the 4Sih year of his age.
Notice ol tue funeral hereafter.
LaUUK-Ob Frluay. June 1*. of ararlet faver.
CtlARLKS IloSART La-KLLU. yOBngft Child <?f
btepnen and Pntbe J. Laselie, aged 3yeara and 10
" look.?On Saturday, Jnne 19, Mrs. Naram
Iookr. widow 01 ue late Capum l'rceb>rn Looka,
"'ue stives and frlenda arthe fknitlv ure invited ta
attend the fuucral aervicea. at ner late res dcuca.
No. 163 West Forty-fOa 1 ta street, on Tuesday,
June 22. at two o'clock P. M.
LoRhN/.a?oa smu.iay, June 20, Cvtwartni. h8"
l >ved will oi NacLuUi iaorcu/.o, in lix* o'
"Velstivea and friends are reapectfuliy tnnted ta
attend the fuuoral, iroaa ner Uie residence, No.
i < Mi>nr-e stree^ on Tuesday, Juno 21, at m 110
o'c ock A. M.; thenco to Ft. Teresa'a charcn. cor
ner of Horry aod Rutgers streeio, where a aolstua
riasa ol requiem will 00 oflered t?r too repose ol
ner sonl; tnence to Calvary Cetaeterv.
MrCouoi.?da Naturday, June 19, 18,4, Jiaaa
McOdllom. in tho 22U yoar of his age.
rno fnnera. wui i*ro place Monday. Jnae 21. at
one T. M.. iroui kls late residence, 04.? Hudson
Mreet The relatives anil friends of tna family ara
rc-pectfniiy invited to attend.
MctxiNNsi.u?<?a Rnodoy. Juno 20, Alkandim
Roo? mcConnblu Ibrmoriy of Carrjgana, county
fy roue, Ireland, ta the 2dta year of his age.
Relatives and trienda 0/ mo family, also af bla
brothers. William sad Pawl, are Invited to et
icnd^ tbt tana'aT irom his .ate re.tdeace 404 We.e
Twenty-flfi h street, on Monday, June 21, at two
kiktMUk?On Satnrdav, Job# 19, after a lin
gering illness, 1 Roman J. MoMaNUS, eecuBd eldonl
sou of Mr. ann Mrs. cearies McManua.
The relatives and friends of the faintly, hiho ol
hi* brothers, Howard, Caariea John and ?'?"J?8'
art invited to atiand tn# funeral, from hia lata
rcMdence. 274 Baat Broadway, at uine o'ciock oa
lues lay inorniaf, tnence to Ft. Mary a ctiarcti.
corner of Grand and Ridge atreots. waere a soleind
reqaietn mass w til be ceieoraied, tbonoo to Oal
vtry Petnetei7 for interment.
v'r.-i.?At aer reaidence. 21 Irving place, oa
Saturday. June 19. Mrs. Lot'tSa K. Na.-L
Notice oi funeral hereafter. ...
F andsll??oddonly. on Fridav. Jnne 18. Joaw
Tl. Ranhbll, yanagaat son ol John sickle*, aud
Liixa t hud Kandeii, aged 31 jears.
Funeral :rom the residence of bis parents, Clos
ter. N. J., Monday, tut, at two P. M. carriages
wnl meet the 8:90 end 12:30 trains froiii Chambers
atreet and Twent?-third street at 9:15 and 12:lfk
S t w T rr. ?ua Fund ay. June 2d, M ah y a. Daw y kr,
wife of William !-awyer. aged 62 years.
t uneral aerTlces, irom the reildenco of her
bro her lu-law, J. C. Hulse, 113d etrcei. between
laird and Wiiha aveuueA North New York, oa
Tu*s<iav. 22d tnst., at eleven o'clock A. M.
Mu.r.inoN ? oa .Saturday, Juue 19, Bhiuckt Sa
ck Raon, aged 3* years.
The innerai will take place from her late resi
de n re. No. 130 Mot atreet, on Monday, Uie 2l*t
lust at ten o'clock A. M . thence to Ft. Patrick's
cathedral, where a solemn high rou-s will be said
lor tne tcpuse cl ber eoai. May it real tn pcaoe.
A f'"hbs.?On Scnday. June 20, Raacci. N. STraaa,
la tne 72d tear of bis tje
The funeral will take plaee from bis late resi
dence, 319 We-t Eleventh atreet, oa rased a v.
Juoe 22. at two o'clock P. M. FrienUs are turitel
to attend.
Noriolk (Ta.) papers pleaae copy.
laviOR.?On -aiuiday, June 19, in the 2Mt v?a?
at liia age, joskph k. Tavtor, only caild ol tue late
George U and 11. Liza's Tayior.
Tfo relatives aud frienoa of the family, and tuoee
of nu graudiarber, Waseiaan II. Dttcman. are re
spectfully invited to at.end the funeral, on Tnee
dav, the 23d Hint., at three P. M., from ***
Lexington aveone.
Watson.?At Ituther'nrd Far* N. a., ?B.Tin<;
Jnne 20, Uracb RonBTBt.T, daughter of tne ia.w
Harriet Van Nea# and John Y.
Uutciresa connty, and wne <?f Fauiucl ? a .2 ju.
Nvtice 0. fuaeial bcruaiter.