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FIB ffl Mil
A Dull and Drooping Stock Market
Sales Only 91,000 Shares.
QOLD 112 5-8.
Investment Securities Lower?Government and
Hallway Bonds Steady.
MONKY ON CALL 2 1-2 PKK CKM.
Wall Street. ?
Monday. i una 12?6 1*. M. J
AMlbw moribund market to-duy, for which absent
operators have tacitly voted r*</uiescat in pae* as a
proper epitaph. There has been " peaco" cuough to
satisfy tho aaplrutiona of Ulysbes Caesar him
cell, but not business enough to satisfy the
poorest pUbt ot a broker. Fairly strong at
tbe start, It was soon evident that the list was sup
ported by a wry Insecure underpinning, which was
tikoly to yield to tho least shock. This suon exhibited
itself In the fading away of the prico ot Central and
Uudson, which, on sales of a few hundred shares,
drooped down from 108to 106, but closed In a rally
U 106)4 a 107 >?. The Commodore's brokers were sim
ply lookers on and not supporters, as usual, and a
theory prevalloa that ibe ancient mariner was rather
too ill too look alter his favorite or else that he had
come to the end of his purse, at least so far as this
stock was concerned. Tho more probable solution lay
In the report of further reductions in Wosiorn bound
freights? a reductio ad absurdum, In fact, as thero Is
little or no Western freight to reduco?and a further
catting of fares to Chicago by the Orand Trunk of
L'auada.
Added to this it Is confidently stated that some 30,000
shares are hold hero on foreign account, which may be
precipitated upon the market any day that Mr. Vander
blit'scaso Is bulletined as desperate. Looked upon as
it has been as tho keystone of the railway sharo list
any sign of crumbling affects tho entire arch, and It
was only natural that this should have occurred this
morning. Consequently a weakness set in along the
whole line, with a result of a dcoline ot from % to 1
per cclit.
There was a trail, too, in Lake Shore and Western
Union which scenicd strongly of Gould, and considera
ble sales In both these stocks were attributed to his
kccount. Beyond tho continuance of tho war, which
bids fair to be carrlcd into Africa until somo "nigger
In tho fenco" is developed which will establish peace
md a bull campaign at tho time moment, there was
aothing to affect Lako Shore per u.
It was different, however, with Western Union, for
the rival company bad another dnsh at them In the
ihape of a reduction on all press messages which may
be forwarded to the Atlantic cities from and during
the sitting of the Cincinnati Convention. Tho effect
was not important however, for the stock only yielded
ibout % per cent under tbo pressure.
The coal and miscellaneous shares also suffered from
the "blues" in sympathy with tbe more activo (ancles,
but in a less degree, and the Western slocks may bo
placed in the same category.
As lor Pacific Mail it has shown up abou) tho strong
tst of tho lot, opening at 26, receding to 24\* and re
turning at the close to
Extreme duluess was tho characteristic of the
narkci, although transactions were somewhat moro
numerous than on Saturday. An equal division amoug
1,040 members of tho Board would award about seventy
lharcs to each individual us a commission producing
sodium, or in cash, at a lair uverage, $4 37J?. To
paraphrase u familiar song, under tliose conditions?
Who wouldn't be r broker, and
With tbe broker*' ktaud.
TUX PALKS TO-DAY.
The transactions aggregated 81,300 shares, and were
llstributed among 1hc most activo stocks as follows:?
New York Central and Harlem, 1.760; Erlo, 6,000;
Lako Store, 31,300; Northwestern, 200; Northwestern
preferred, 820; Rock Island, 520; Pacific Mail, 11,300;
it Paul, 6,200 ; 8L Paul preferred, 2.000; Ohio, 4,700;
Western Union, 19,060; Wsbasb, 1,600; C., C. and I. C.,
1,000; Michigan Central, 3,331; New Jersey Central,
1,060; Pacific ot Missouri, 1,000.
OPKXIKO, HIGHEST AND LOWCSr 1'BICXS.
The following table shows the opening, highest and
lowest prices of the day:?
Opening. Highest LowetL
New York Central 108 108 105
Harlem liWtf 13S* 13* *
Erie 14 H IS*
Lake Shore 64?{ 54 X 53?%
Wabash 1 \ 1',' H
Northwestern 41 41 ^ 40??
Northwestern preferred..... 81 % til60\
Rock Island 108 108 107 *
PKubnrc ?3 ua w/t
Milwaukee and St. Paul..... U9% 40
Mil. and hu I'aul preferred.. 00% n<J){ u?',
Ohio and Mississippi 18^' lt>\' 16?j
New Jersey Central 82 82 81
Del., Lack, and Western.... 108,if 108'f 107
Union Pacific et> oo so
L\, C. and L ?i 4 41*' 4
Western Union 88 6S>? 67}<
Atlantic mid Pacific Tel 15 15 15
I'ociflc Mail 24Jf *5 *4*.
Panama 130 140 130
closikcj pricbs?8 r. M.
I ncitc MrII ... :4S ? 24U Mill Stl'pl 69^ a ?9k
Vo.i LuleL.. WS ? 67? C.CCAl,.. 4M a 4?
itIU fac'lll. 15 a ? C. C A 1 C... . 4U a
Quicksilver.... 14 a I5W I'd, I. A W.... 107j. a 107)2
Luicktilver pi. 10 a 22 Krle 13U a 13-.
J>arl.iindAM ? a H IIae A lit Jo... IS a 14
Varl. A >1 pi 7 a 8 l.ako Shore.... f.UU a 5:)?<
Aaama Ex 108 a 108V Mich Central.. 47>J a 48
Anier Ex 58 ? ;'??>, K V i IUrlem.lLI-? a 140
Ichx. . 73 H 74 N V C A II K..UXSW a 10.W
V ? la-KarpoK 00%' n 01 > J Can 81H a Hl?
Clue* Alton ..lulU a U? Ohio A Miss... 16 a 10>j
llev ? PMto....WK a VriK I'MBama IS0 a M'l
Uki.v )t... 4"W a 4t lolAWab M a 1
? lik A .\ W pi. 00'* ? (.IV L nlun Pacific. 5tt a 60
CI'H A HI....IM7U .1 K.7H Mianouri 1'ao 6 u 6?
in j. ttr iwS k 4n
ADVASCK AND DBCLI.VK.
The following are tho changes In closing prices, cob*
pared with those of Saturday at the oloae:?
Advance.?C., C.. C. and I., )$.
Dikijkk.?New York Central, 1J<; New Jersey Cen
tral, 1 'a; Delaware and l.ackawanna, >,; Erie, ;
l.ake Shore, % ; Michigan Central, \; Northwest, Jfi
la prelerred, %; Ohio and Mississippi, X; Paeilic
Mail, #; Hock Island, S; St Paul preferred, '4;
Wabash, %; Western Union, >{.
Station art. ? Hold, I'nlou l'aclflc, St. Paul common,
Quicksilver, Producers' Petroleum, Panama, Missouri
Pacific, Harlem, Illinois Central, St. Jotoph common
auii prelerred; C., C., and 1. C.; Atlantic and Pacific
'telegraph, Atlantic and l'aclflc prelerred.
THK MOKUT MARKET.
Tho money rates on call loans as weU as lor com
mercial paper continue to rcflcct the desire of capital
io seek profitable, even though II be temporary, in
resttnent We quote 'J and per cent as the ruling
Ignres for the first and 4 and 6?< per cent as the rales
?n first class not3i. Sterling exchango is quiet tint firm,
prime asking rates 4.88 and 4.90; selling rates4 87and
l?Si reicbmarks, ?6K *nd 00 a WJ^ ; cables,
a 9GX; prime Paris, 6 14)% a 0.11 Ji. Tha follow
lag are tbe rates of exchange on New York at the
undermentioned cities to-day :?-Savannah, <4 premium;
Charleston, 3-16 premium, selling; huyiuj, \ premium,
Cincinnati easy, par to bOo. premium; New Orleans,
commercial, *; b*n*. Hi *?? Louis, 75a premium;
Chicago, par.
Tan OOLD MASEXT.
The Gold Hoard hare agreed to adjourn from tho 1st
to tho 6th ol July. Oold declined this afternoon to
112)4 aad cloeed at 112)f, which was also the opening
aad highest price. The borrowing rates were 1 and 2
per cent. Loans were also made flat and at 3 aad I
per cent for carrying.
oriaATiona or raa oold xxciiajcos bask.
Oold balances $80.V000
Currency balances 065, 90V
Urosa Clearances 23,013,000
cleakixu novaa rtatsmbxt.
Currency exchanges 167,624,046
Currency balances 4,12K,2J7
Cold exchanges 7,0+0,499
Cield balances l,3dl..>W
isvsstmsmt saAaxa
laveetment shares brought as followsRock Island,
10k a 107a 107% ; ."lUaburg and Kurt Wayne, 103 >?';
lereey Central, >2 a 82a 12 a II; New "^ork Central,
108 a 1MK a 106 a 107 ?, a 107 a 10?X IOC (seller 60) a
06M a 106 a 106H i Cleveland aad PltUbnrg, guaranteed,
BJi? Illinois Central, *7)^; llarleai, 13*H; Oolaware
tad flndson, a 109; A merican Kxprca>, 68, es
ftfl<est
The UHHasi Trsnesrir yaM Ml lo-da/ 110,060 gold
f
OB account of Interest, and $60,000 tu redemption or
Ove-tWCBty boBds.
The Sab-Treasury released $42,404 silver coin to day. I
The following were the Treasury balance*Car- I
rency, tlO,000,000; coin, $86,500,000, lest coin certifi
cate!, $23,500,000.
OOruaxlt.'CT BOX us.
Government bonds closed ttrut aud a fraction higher.
In sob* cases, at tho following quotations:?United
States currency sixes, 125 a 120; da do,. 1881, regis
tered, 110% a do. do., da, coupon, 123*i a
123%; da do.. 1866, registered, 115V a 119; do. do ,
da, coupon, 115% a 116; da do., do., registered, now,
117 a 117%; do. do., do., ja coupon, 120*4 a 120%;
da da, 1867, registered, 119% a 119**; do. da, do.>
coupon. 122% a 122% ; do. da, 1S68, registered, 120% a
120%; do. do., da, coupon, 123% a 124; da len-forttesi
registered, 117% a 113%; do. da, coupon, 118% a
118%; do. lives, 18S1, registered, 117% a 117%; da
do., da, coupon, 117% a 117%.
RSILRilAO UOVDS.
Id this department prices wero gonerally higher.
The changes were:?Au advance of % per coot in Mil
waukee and St. Paul (C. and M. division) and Mil
waukee and St Paul sevens, gold; % per cent In
Chesapeake and Ohio firsts (coupon on), % per cent In
Milwaukee and St. Paul convertible sluking fund,
Milwaukee and St. Paul (La Crossa division) and Ran
nibsl and St Joseph eights, convertible; ^ por cent iu
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific sevens, Milwaukco
and St Paul (L and M. division), Chicago and North
west consolidated coupon gold bonds and Union Pacific
?Inking fund, and % in St Louts and Iron Mountain
tlrsts; a decline of % per cent in New York Central
sixes of 1883 and % per ccnt in Chicago and North
western consols. The laUwt bids were as follows :?
Albany ami miwi 2d.... Ii*8 Cleve .1- Tol new b .. 1?*3
Albany and 8u?q 3d 100 Clere. P'vllle A A, old. .100
ttoi, Itart A Erie 1st.. . 18% Cleve. P'vllle A A new.lOtt
Koalun, Hart A Erlogt.. 22 Detroit, Monroe A Tol 102%
Bur, C Yl A M lit 7'. g.. 40% Buff A Erie new 104
Chei A Ohio 0's, 1st ..3u Buff A State Line 7*1....104%
Chicago A Alt aiuk fd.. .101 Kalamaioo A Wld P lat. 85
Chicago A Alton lit.. .118 Lake Shore dividend.... 103
Chicago A Alton Ine 101 Lake Shore con rg 1st .105
Joliet A Chicago 1st....HI Midi Cent con 7'a, 1002.100%
St L, Jack A Chic Int.. 102% Mich C litVs. '82. s r,.112
Chic, Hur A Q8 p c 1st. 118 N Y Central O'i. 1883... lol ^
Chi, R I A l'ae 1st 7'a 110% N Y Central ?'?. 1887. I03t,
U, It I A P a r in O'i. '?:> 1 OS N Y Cen U'a. real estate. IOO
Central of N J lit new .lit N V Cen O'i. sub l< O
Central of N J lit cou li>5 N Y Cen lat in, r 117
Cen of N. J conv. lol 11 ud K 7'a, 2d in, *f. '85.114
Lehigh 4 W It con g'd.. t?3 llarlera lit, 7'i, 118
Am Dock and Imp bds.. 1(XJ'< North Mo lat 98
Mil A 8 P 1st. 8'*. 1'D..115% (JUIn A Mm con ? f. WO
Mil A 8 P 2d, 7 3-10, I'D 00 Obio A Mlu cou
Mil A St P 7V g, R D.. 100 Ohio A Miia 2d. con 70
Mil A S P lat. La C dlv.103 Can Pacific gold bonds.. 108
Mil ASP lit, IAMU.. t?5 Cen PaciHc, San J br... 01
Mil A St P 1st, CAM... US Cen PaelBc, Cal A O.lat 02
Mil ASP con ? r 8*H PaclUc laud gt bda. 03
t'hi A X W link fund...107 Western I'aciUc >.ds ...101
Cb< INK interest 102% Union Pacific lit loft
Chi AN'W cou loii-fc Union Paeiflc I g, 7'|....100
ciii A N W ex bda... ..85 Union PaclUesiiik fund. 80
Chi AN wilt 105 Atlantic A Pac, 1 g lu... 15
Chi A NW cp goldbdi... 10 Southern l'ae i.ds Mo... U.'%
Galena A Chi ex 10~% I'aciUc UK of Mo lit.... H3
Peuinsula lit, con 100 Paeillc KK or Mo 2d.... 81
Chicago A Mil lit 10 % l'itts, Ft W A Chi lit.. .110%
Winona A St Peters lit 70 Pitta, Ft W A Chi 2d...110%
Wiuoua A St Peters .d 00 Pitta, Kt W A Cbl 3d.... U*4
Dei, Lack A Weat 2d 108 Cleve A Pitti con U>7
Morris A Essex 1st 115% Cleve A Pitts 4th 1(>4H
Morria A Essex 2d 110 C, C A I lit 44%
Morris A Kaiex cona'on. 100 C, C A 1 2d 10
Morris A Essex Va. '71.105 St Louil AIM lit 101%
Mor A Ess lit cou g'd .. 103 Alton A T 11 1st lt) >
i.rie 1st in, ex 100 Alton A T 11 2d pf 01%
Erie 2d, 7's, 1870 1"*% Aitou A T 11 2d, incoius 73
Erie ltd, 7'a, 1883....... 103'., Tol, Peo A War, K D.... so%
Erie 4th, 7'i, 1880 100% Tol, Peo A War, W D.... 78
Erie .Hh, 7's. 1888 103 Tol A Wab 1st, ext ..01%
Long Dock bonds 105 Tol A Wab 1st, St L dlv. U8),
Itutf, N Y A E. large.... 87 Tol A Wab 2d. lUI
llau A St Jo eon 78% Tol A Wab. cons, conv.. 30%
Dub A Sioux City lit...10,1 llan A Naples lit 30
Dub A S City 2d dlv iO.i Ureat West 1st.1888... 01
Cedar Palls A Minn 1st. 80 Uruat Weit 2d. 1803.... tST>
I nd, Bloonrn A W 2d ... 5 Quiney A Tol 1st, 1880.. 55
Micu South 7 p c, 2d.... 101% 111 A So Iowa 1st 60
Mich So A N Is r 7 p c.KMt-, Weat Union bds.lOOO.c. 00%
Cleve A Tol sr l'*7?* West Union bds, 1000,r. O-J
TilK yOREIUX MARKET.
The London advices aro favorably to-day, consols ad.
vancing % a % per cent on peuoelul advices from the
Continent. United States bonds wero tlrnt at au ad.
vanco oi % per ceut, except for lS67'a which aro un
changed.
Tho Bank or England gained ?5,000 to day. A
special despatch from Loudon, dated lour P. M.,
status that a large lailuro is reported ol a cotton Arm
with lactones 111 the neighborhood of Waterlord. Ire
land ; liabilities said to bo ?600,000. Rentes In Paris are
105.77%. The following aro hair-past lour P. M. Lon
don quotations :?Consols, money, 94%; consols, ac
count, M1,, a 94%; 1866 bonds, old, 104%; 1867 bonds,
110%; tcu-lorty bonds, 107%; new lives, 100),; trie.
12%; Erie preferred, 18.
STATB BONUS.
In State bonds Missouri long sixes were firm at 107%.
New York registered bounty loan sold at 102, ex
interest District or Columbia three sixty flvos ad
vanced to 70. Tennessee ucw series sold at 42%.
BASK SHAKkS.
Bank shares were dull. Fourth National sold at VO
The latest bids aro annexed:?American Exchange,
100'4; Broadway, 200; City. 300; Commerce, 115;
First National, 200; Fifth Avonue, 210; Fourth Nu.
tlonal, 00; Hanover, 72; Importers and Traders', 193;
Maubattan, 130; Market, 114; Merchants', 114; Mer
chants' Exchange, 100; Metropolitan, 126%; Ninth Na
tional, 80; Park, 123; Poople's, 135; Republic, 70; St
Nicholas, 98.
rHILADBLPMIA STOCKS.
The following are the I'hilndeiphia stoak quotations
at thrco o'clock this day :?
Did. A tied.
City sixes, new lO'J 100 ',
United Companies of New Jersey 130 130;a
Pennsylvania Kauroad 62^ 62*
Philadelphia and Heading Kailroad... 44 ?
Lehigh Valley Railroad !>~ % 57
Catawivsa Kailroad preferred 40 ?
Philadelphia and trio Kailroad ll> 18f<
Lehigh Navigation 66 50,'i
Loblgh Navigation, gold loan 106 ?
MIXING STOCK*.
lhe following table of price* ot tbe prominent gold
and silver mining a bares, u received by telegraph from
Ban Francisco, Is iurnisbod by Mr. William Ward,
Drexcl Building:?
June 8. June 9. June 10. June IS. Change*.
Alpha......... 56 M 65 52 Declined 3
IK-IcIht. 10 IV 10 18 Declined 1
Hestfc Helcber. 53 53 63 68 ?
Caledonia. 0 0 0 9 ?
California. .... 83 84 83 82 1
Chollar Putosi. 86 82 80 84 ?
Con Virginia.. 74 73 72 *70 Declined 2
Crown Point.. 18 15 10 18 ?
Eureka Con.... 11 11 11 11 ?
Gould A Curry. 16 10 15 15 ??
Hale H Nor a. .68 68 60 60 Advanoea 1
Imperial 7 7 7 0 Declined 1
Justice. 23 23 22 22 Declined 1
Kcniuck 12 12 12 12 ?
Mexican....... 32 SI 31 80 Declined 2
Ophir 60 67 64 64 Declined 2
Overman 62 62 60 61 (Declined 1
Knyin'd k Ely. 8 8 10 11 Advanced 3
Suvage 18 18 10 18 ?
Sierra Nevada. 14 14 14 13 Declined 1
Silver Hill.... 8 8 8 8 ?
Uniou Con .... 11 11 11 11 ?
Yellow Jacket, i 34 36 83 82 Destined 2
? Kx dividend $3 per share.
Tbe closing quotations of mining stocks in San Fran
cisco to day are as follows:?
Consolidated Virginia 69" Crown Point 13S?
Caliiornia 81)% Yellow Jackot 32'4
Segregated Belcher... 7o Alpha 54J?
Oplur 64 X Belviier 18 s*
Cliollar 86 v. Confidence IV
8avage 18.', Sierra Nevada....... 13
Consolidate Imperial Kxcbequer lsX
Mexican 30 K Overman t>0
Could k Curry 15 Justine 21X
Heat A Uelcber 62% Caledonia 6\
Hale k MoT or c*a 61
?nouni
lhe reduced rato for freight by the trunk lines went
Into effect this morning, by which goods are now be ug
carried between this cliy and Chicago for 25 cants per
hundred pounds for ilrst, second and tbud class, ami
(or 16 cents per 10*) pounds for fourth tut special class.
The railroad agcut* aay that although these rates will
or t pay for handling the freight the local business of
the road will make up for it, and the cars, winch would
othcrwiso have to return West empty, will now
have something te carry back. The rates from this
city to Chicago aro now lower than tb? tana from
It os too.
The following are the estimated earnings of the Chi
cngo and Rock Island Railroad Company lor Hbe first
week in June:?
1878 $174,163 51
1874 146,377 31
Increase $27,770 20
The following are the comparative earnings of the
St l<ouls, Kansas City and Northern Railway Com
pany for the week ending June
1876 $54,879 73
1875 42.255 M
Increase $12,624 &
Tmal frnro January 1 to date:?
1176 $1,328,042 72
1,101,263 80
Increase $226,788 0J
A despatch from San Francisco says:?"The South
ern Pacific Kailrout track has been extended io tho
summit of llio HSrrra Nevada mountains, at Tehanc
hopa, and regular trams nave no m me nor d ruurr.g
dntly beiwren tali itsy and Krone *wtl?n, 338 m les,
?r te win in seventy-eight wile* by Singe of Los
Angel**, and tUo grading of this gap ia boing crowdcd
with workmen. The Hack la already laid 160 miles
east of Lot Angeles,'' ,
The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company have re
duced night mossagca 16 the pre** from Cincinnati to
all point* past of the Missouri llivor daring Contention
week to lfc cent* per word.
Tho A. & W. sprazu* Manufacturing Company have
given order* to dote their mill* and print work* a*
?oon aa the stock 1* ran out In tbi* they follow tlio
action of tho Atlantic Cotton If ilia, which hare not
failed, but simply have stopped work.
At a meeting of the second mortcago bondholders of
tho Atlantic and 1'uclflr Railroad Company, beld at the
office In this city to-day, a committee was appointed to
take measorc* (or the early reorganization of this com
pany, with a view to the protection of the holders of
the preferred stock.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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COTTOK OM THK SPOT l-16c. BXOHEB ?PUTUR18
CI.OSEO * STEADY?PLOUlt QUIET ? W1I1CAT
LOWER ? CORK STEADY ? OATS LOW KB?
WHISKEY FIRM?PORK LOWER?LARD LOWER?
PETROLEUM QUIET AMD MOMIMAL? SPIRITS
1U UPEMTIME QUIET? ROSIM QUIET?OILS
QUIET?YREIGUTS OE5ERALLY IRRKOULAB?
COPPER QUIET?RUOAB PIRIL
Moxdat, Juoe 12?0 P. M.
There *u but little animation in commercialcircles
to?Uy?the general market* being dulL On 'Change flour
waa <|uiet. Wboat was teas active and lower. Corn
waj steady aud Arm. Oats unsettled, lower and nomi
nal. Whiskey arm. Pork and lard were qulel and
lower. Freights fairly actiro and with a slight change.
Cotton on the ?pot was 1-lHo. higher. Fu uron cloned
steady. Coffee was quiet. Xaral stores wers dull. OUs
were quiet. Petroleum waa quiet and nominal. Sogar wil
eery Brm.
Corrsa.?The market Car Rio was qalet. Mild coffee
Wit alto quiet. We qaoteOrdinary cargoes, 14%,*
a 15c.; fair do., 10^%c. a 10\e.; good uo., 17e, a
I7j?e.t prime do., 17>%e. a 17Jsc.; extreme range lor lots,
14)*c. a ISJie.; Santos, lair to good, 1UV?C. a 17c., gold,
ninety day); Java, government bags, -Oe. a 22c.; do.
grxin mate, 20c. a 23c.; Singapore, do., ISc. a 20c.; Cejlou,
lli. jc. a 1bH<- : Matacaibo, 15e. a M.'^c.; Laguayra, 17e. a
IMe.; Janelca, 15c. a l!>c.; St. Domingo, 14^c. a 15e.; Porto
Kico, ISc. a tUc.; Coeta klci, 17c. a Ite.; Macassar, I Sc. a
l'J^c.; Mexican, 17c ? Inc.; Manila, I7c. a lHe. ; Ango?
011.1, 17c. a l*c., Aavanllia, 15c. a lti){e.; Curacoa, 15c.
a 17c.
Corru*.?The market tor cotton on the spot ?*%? active
and 1 18c. higher, future* eli-?ed tleady Tte cubing
;>nce? Mir eoni|ure uitn Saturday's pricee as follows;?
Uttimnlay, Jut' IU MomSny. Jm-* 12.
June II il-;i'.'a U Jnm Ill I .'J a 12 I I"
Julr ?... 12 I 32 ? U l-M Jul/ 12 LID a 12 |-W?
August.. 12 tlia- An^uet... 12 3-18 a 12 l-2Sj
?wilt 12 S-.'tJa? hep: 12'( * 12 5-331
October.. 11% all 20-33 (Ktoliur.. II 15 lit a II 31-32
N..V illvaaell 13-18 Nov 11 2.-SI a 11/4
J|?C II 2V3Ja II 1:1 IS bee II 27.32a 11,'e
Jan 11 VI ii ? II IU Jan It 21 3.'a 12
IV b 12 1.12 a 12 -?12 Pi o 12 ??? a 12U
Mm,CM.... 12 "?-3'i e 12 ?-18 Marrb.... 12'? a 12 S.?S
Aj.ru I- 5 I'i f I'Jjtf April l**Z *12 7-18
121 ? X1 a li'S Mr.v U 17-33 a 12 9 10
-Qvo;?ttcM ere laud ea American standard of eleeelle*
tlon and on cotton In store running1,1 quality not iu .re than
b?ll a gtade above or below the grade quoted : ?
t/'i> >ia<ta, Al'Mrtimti. JKrw OrttUM. Ti +IIS.
Ordinary J.. hi, 8S? h?, m1,,
.Strict ordinary 9 7-16 it 7-16 7 7 16 7 H16
Good ordinary lu 10 lO', 1
Strict good ordinary. 10 11-16 HI 11-16 10 19-16 lolS-10
J.ow middling 1|U ll'j 115a llJu
Strict low middling .. 11 11-1H 11 13 6 II 15-10 U 15-16
Middling 13 1-10 12 3-10 I3'a l2)a
(Jooa middling 12 9-10 12 11-10 12 1.) ltl 12 13-10
Strict |(i>od middling 13 1-10 13 3-1H 13 .-lli 13 Vl?
Middling fair 13 7-10 13 W itt 13 1110 13 1110
'air . 14 5-16 14 7-16 14 9 10 14 9 10
?Stained?lood oidinary. 8 1 l-16c.; strict good ordinary,
(? 13-10c.; low middling, 10 516c.; middling, 11 3-l6c. Spot
?ale* war* a* follows
to-Day, Sat Butting. lotal.
Export 440 4iO 810
Consumption 4U8 All) tiurt
Speculation 250 ? 25O
Totals l.lHd 040 .1,788
Oelivered ou contract, rxX) bales. For future delivery the
?alei were an follows Saturday altar one I*. M.?July, 1.200
at 12 1-3'ic , 800 at 13 1-lCc.; August, 1UU at 12 V. (JUO at
125 32c; September, I'M at 12 3-3X0., 1,0011 at 21 l-16c. 1
October, Sou nt U^jc.. Ua. amber. 500 ut 11 13-ltk, Total,
4,000 bales.' To-day up to t?u 1*. M ?June. 3l)u at 12 3-320.,
100 at 12c., 100 at 12 I-32c.; July, 4,9n0 at 12Ve-. SOJ at
12 5-:<2c., 1,000 at 12 3 Itic, 200 at 12 V. 100 at 12 3-32c.,
1,100 at 12 1 - itic. ; August. 2,200 itt IVV,
7U> at 12 ?-3Jc? UUU at 12V-. 300 at 12 732c.. 1,000
at 12V. 100 at 12 7 32a., 7UO at 12V. *>-> nt
12 9-3jc.. 1,800 at 12V. ItfWf '?? 1* 7-320.. loo at
12 V- WV at 12 7-t2c.. 50J at 12 310c.; September, 700 at
12 :J-1??C.,-.00 at 12 7-3.:c., 200 at lake.: Octobor, 1,ji?7
atU31-32e.: November. 100 ut II 27-32c., BOO at ll'.c.,
100 at II 27-3'Jc.; December, SOU at 11 -7 3-'e ; January, 20I)
at 12c. Total, 22.700 bale*. Urand total. 27.UOJ bales.
The receipts at the porta were at follows:?CSulves
ton,40 bales; New Orleans. 1,075; Mobile, 147; Savannah,
55; Char.cston. (1,1; Wilmington, 58; Norfolk, 315; New
York, hk . Huston, li; I'hiladelpbia. 521. Total, 3,303 bales.
Tins day <ast wee*. 2,U-'5. This diiy lust year, 3.45U Total
since September 1. 4.032,531, lo Saturday night. Cotton
heights closed a? follows'To Havre, by stuaui, Jje.. com
puted. To HAniburg. by steam. J,c.. compressed. To Bre
?neu, by steam. V. compressed. To Liverpool. 6-1 lie. bv
tt-'am ; by sail, ti-32i'.
Ki.ol'K a.su ukain.?Receipts?Hour, 17,925 bbls.; wheat,
203,0113 bushels; corn meal, 42" bbls, und 1,100 sacks; oats,
110,800 bushels; ecru, <17.411 do.; rye. >>,U(lO do.; i.arlcy
mail, 18 -tisi do. The dour market dull, but prices woru
without change. We note sales ot 13,5(S) bbls., iuulmiilig
State, Western and Southern, at the annexed quotations,
live Hour was quid;. 30..I bols. sola at (3 75 a *5 20. Corn
meal was quiet. with rales of 000 bol*. at ?1 10
a $ . 45 lor liraudywlue aud ?3 n *3 -5 for Western, Jersey
and I'enusylvauia yellow. Wo quote
>o. 2 State $2 75 a $3 40
SuperUne State 4 OO a 4 4()
Extra State S i 0 a 5 23
Cboiee Mate 6 25 a 0 on
Supcrtine Western 4Uia 4 40
Extra Western 5 00 a 5 2.?
Mimic sot a 5 35 a 7 00
Kouud hoop tlhio, sliippiuic brands 5 00 a 5 25
liouud hoop Ohio, trade brands 5 50 a <i 5(1
Kauiiiy 7 00 a 8 50
St. Laiuis, low extra 5 (X> a UUI
St. Louis, straight extra. 0 5o a 7 IK)
St. Louis, choice double extra 7 00 a 8-5
St. Loul>. choice lafnily 8 25 a I) 5ii
ltye Hour, line to superttn.t 3 70 a 4 20
Southern. No. 2. 3 mi a 3 75
Southern, sup*iline 4 00 a 4 50
Southern, exira 4i?iu it 75
Southern, lunilly 7 00 a 9 oo
Corn meal. Western 3 mi a 3 30
Coru iiieal, Jcrsev 3 OO a 3 30
Corn meiil, lirnndywine 3 .">5 a 3 0 i
Corn meal. ouucheoM. 20 00 a 20 50
?Wheat was less active and about 1c. lower. The sales
were about UOJ.OOO bushels, ut $i 10 tor No. 3 spring, $1 it)
a $1 20 tor No. 2 Chicago, $1 2J for No. 2 Milwaukee, in
etore and atioat; fl 21 lor Mlnuesota, til 20\ lor No. 2
.Northwest aim $1 lo a $1 Ski for ungraded sprit)it. Corn was
in small supply and tirm ; 1^5,000 bushels sold at 54c. a
54)jC. for no grade, ">7,Ue. a,58c. lor steamer and 3Uc, a Oi k'.
fur mixed, 0 c. for choice sail mixed, in store ; 48c. a 3c.
for uniuerciiautalili), 58tgC. a 5tlc. for July aud 01c. for Au
gust delivery. l je was dull. Uarley and barley malt were
dull. Oats ware unsettled aud lower, closing uoiiilnul. Sales
were 32,000 bushels, at 40c. u 42c. for Western mixed, 37c.
a 45>tc. lor Western white, 42'gC. a 48c. for State white,
33c. a 40c. for .No. 2 Chicago mixed,
Hkmp isn Juts.?Market ouiet. We quoto American
dressed. 11>) a $200 lor single, t'JiO a .f225 for double
and $12o a #125 for rough; Manila hemp. 6^c.. gold;
Russia clean. $20:) a $210, gold; Italian, $275 a $280, gold;
Jute, 4Vc a&V, currency. Jute butts, 2V. cash; Sinai
hemp. 4>a<\, gold; lstle, .,'.c,a .'is,c.. gold.
Mouassas.?The market for New Orlenns was quiet but
liriu. Foreign was quiet. We quoteCuba, centrifugal
and mixed, 22c. a 28c.; clayed, 29c. a 33c.; do.
muscovado rellniug, 30c. a 34c ; do. grocery, 32c. u 40c.;
Porto Rico, 3.'c ft 50c.; Kngllsh Islands, 32c. a 50c. J New
Orleans, lair to good. 48c. a 520.; prime to choice. 5iic. a SSc.
Naval Stoiiks ?Trie market for spirits turpentine was
quiet; 100 bbls. sold at 30c. ; 2tltj,'. was freelv bid and re
lused. Kosm was dull. We quote .?Spirits turpentine, 3dc.
Koslu?common to good strained, $1 05 a $1 75. Tar?
Washington, $2 15 n $2 25; Wilmington, $2 15 a $2 25.
Advices Iroin Wilmington were as followsKosln, quiet;
strained. $1 25; goon strained. $1 Hi Tar firm; $1 On.
Turpentine steady; soft, $1 80; virgin. $2. Spirits quiet
aud steady.
S aril. Ariixil.
Rosin 38.07 7 1,2U0
?fur 745 ?7
Turpcutiuo 2,254 ?
Spirt is 8.103 2,132
Oils were quiet. We quote Llniesd, cask*, Stic.; cottou
*eed, crude, 40c. a l-c ; .southern yellow, 4 He u Title.; yellow
winter, Stic, a SSc.; white winter, 05c.; lard, present make,
BOc. a 93c.: sperm, crude, $ 1 :17; do., bleached winter, $1 70;
do., natural do.,#l 05; whale, crude. Northern, 00c.; tin.,
boiitlietru, 5.'>c.; bleached winter, 70c . u 72c.: olive, casas.
If l 17}j a $1 22tt; do., casrn. $1 .i5 a $4 40; wluter, bleached
fish, I He.; crude tlati. S5c. a d7o
Pktrulkcm was dull und nominal. The closing prices
were us followsCrude, In bulk, H*ie.; do., in bbls., lie.;
rellned, in bbls., 14>,c.; do., cases. 18c. Refilled at l'lula
delpbiii, lJ'4c..? I4?,c., and at Baltimore, lie. a IIV- Ad
vices.from the Creek were as followsOil City dull, if 1 W7Jg:
?iiipmeul. tv! 22,V, i'arker'a dull; United, #1 07>?; ?hiu
ment, #2 22)^.
1'Boviaiosa.?llecclpti?Lnnl, 372 tiercel and 2|"> cases;
cut meats, 205 packagoa; bacon, 1,441 boxes: bee* 21(1 bbla.
aud 001 cases; beuT hauls, GO bids. The pork markst wan
dull uml easier, but nearly nouiinal. The closing "call"
prices were a? lollowsJune, $18 75 hid, #lo 5u asked;
July, Hit) 10 bid. CIO 3.) asked; August, $10 30 bid,
*10 SO luked, September, #10 40 bid, *19 HO asked;
October. #10 jS bid. *2 i asked. Tbe skies were about 1.500
bbla. at #10 .V> a J t|0 for August; 10) bbls. spot mesa
?old ut $ 9 40 and ?*) bbl*. prime mess on private terms.
Cut meats were very dull. Fresh hams were quoted hi
10,'?c. a I l,Uc., pickled do. at 11 ' .e. a 1'Jo., fresh bellies at
10c. a 10t,c., pickled da, at a 11c. and boxed do.
U^c a 11c. llacoii was lirm at lOUc. for city long clear
and lOc. a IO'4c. for Western; I'm boxes city long clear
sold at iO)jc. Heel was quiet, with sales of f t bbls. mess
within the rauge. We qaote Barrels? Kxtra mesa, #12,
plain do.. #11; packet, #14. Tierces?City extra India mess.
# 3 a #24; India mess. #2-\ and prime muss, ?20.
Beef hauis were quiet and unsettled; an bnla. soiil at IHc.
Smoked meats?We note sal's oi 000 hams at 14c. uud 800
shoulders at UJ4C. a O'jC. Lard opened firmer, but the mar
ket was subsequently depressed by unfavorable reports from
the West and closed lower, closing ut tlfb second ' call'' as
follows:?June, #1145 bid. $1105 asked; July, #11 -471 i
bid, #11 tSoaiked: August. #| 1 (17,1^ bid. #11 70 asked; Sep.
teniber, #11 SO bid, #11 85 asked: October. ?11*0 bid. #12
asked. We note aales of ti.SOO tierees at #11 55, #i 1 ihj and
#11 70 for July aud $11 117,a #il87t, fur August. Spot
sales were 50 tierces city at ll'ec. aud about 300 tierees
Western at #11 52U a *11 05. Refined?We n ete sales of
SOU tleruca, lor the Continent, at I c. a 12}ac., and ISO
tlercea, for South America, on private terms. iiiitt-r was
steady at 20- a 25e. lor Slate aud 15c. a -<>c. for Western.
Cheese was ileadv at io^c. a lujfe. for faucy Statu aud
lOc. a l< i.'ac lor good to tine.
Mick.?'i he niarael was *teady and a little more active
for Louisiana grades. We quote :?Carolina, fair to prime,
ttc. a O'jC.; Louisiana, lair lo good. a 5'jc ; do.,
prime, 5)%c. a tic.: Kangoon. fair to good. Ue. a 0'4e.:
t'atua, good, 7\'c. a 7>ic., cold; Rangoon, in bond, 2),c. a
2?.c . gold.
?SuciiU.?The markot for raw was very firm, with sales of
ISO hhds. at 7*?c. for fair redoing, aud 1 ,(JIX) lihds. reported
?old on tbe basis of 7 1110c. a 7 IS Hie. for fair to
Rood rofinliig. Itetlued was strong We quote:?fair
refining, 7 11-Hfc.: good do., 7 15-10c.; Cuba, kro
tary. fair to choice. st>c, a 8>lc.;do? centrifugal, hhds.
and boxea, Nos. 8 to 13. Siic. a tic.; do , molasses, hlida. and
boxes. t)>jc. a 7>?c.; Porto Klco. rellning. cotiiiu tn to prime,
7c. a He.; do,, grocerv, fair to choice. '\c. a H!jC.; refilled,
standard A, 10c.; off A, 0,'ac. a ; crushed, loWe a
lOMe.; powdered, 10>^c.; granulated, lu'4c.; cut loaf.
I (We.
KtiaBINX.?The market wai quiet.
Tallow.?Ueculpts, 103 bblt. The market was bleady,
with sales of about 100,000 lbs. at H4ac. for prime.
Wiiisx*r.? Kaeelpta, .117 bbls. Them rket was quiet, but
firm, 100 bbla, aola at $1 10 a #1 11, the latter an extreme
figure.
KuxioilTa.?The market will fairly active in grain und
petroleum touaage, aud rates were well maintained, iierih
ro'/in waa Irregular, but iu active demand from the pro
vision trade, and in this Inst nice was held higher, while Inr
grain some concession was made, it being wanted. The en
gagement I were:?To Liverpool, per steamer, 500 bales
cotton at 5-lfld.. as It runs; 7.IAX) boxes cliee-e at 55s.;
1,000 boxes bacon at 45s; 32,000 bu,he.?
grain at bd per lni-hel. and by lail, l'4."0<) bushels wheat ut
7Kd., 125 hhds. tobacco at Sit ttd., 3.USJ bales cottou at
V 32d. as it runs. To l<oudnn, hy ?nil. l'K) tous mahogany
aud 75 hhds. tobacco ai 27s bd . and per steam, H,w>)
bushels grain (relet room; at 10>,d. The charters com
prised:?A .Norwegian bark, hence lo Bergen, alih 2,000
Lbls. refined petroleum, iu 4s. 7}id.; a Norwegian hark,
hence to the llaltic, with 2,000 bbls. do., reporlusi at 5s.;
a Norwegian bark, from Baltimore to the Baltic, with
2.000 bbls. do., at Tit ; au American brig, from Philadel
phia to (ienoa, with 1,200 bbli and 8,000 ua?e? do., at
4s !M. and 24c. : a Britisii hark (reported nime days since to
the Mediterranean on private tvrujsj, hence to the Levant,
with H.OUU cases do., at a Oermau bark, hence
to the Baltic, with 3.IJIA} bbls. on., ai Is. ud.i
a Herman bark, henee to Bremen or Hamburg, with 3,(1ii0
bbls. do. at 3s. 7 Wd.: a Norwegian bark, hence to Havre or
Dunkirk, with U.OlU bbls crude petro eiiru at 4*. 3d.; an
American ship, from Philadelphia lo Bremen or Antwerp,
with 8,5*JO bblt. refined do. at 4s.; (the three Snrwegia u
bark* reported In our last, hence to Cork lor orders, with
grain on private terms, was at Us. 6l. per quarter) ; a British
schooner (having centreboard), hence to Cork fur orders,
with 2. too quarters grain at Os 3d; a >oi weglan bark,
hence for same voyage, with 3,200 quarter* at Us. lid. ; an
Austrian bark, hence oitli 3,tk> i quarters to Cork for orders
at tie. 4>.d.; an Italian barg (relet), hence lor same voyage,
with 3,f>Ui quarters at ti*. 4.t^d. ; a British bark, hence to
l'rnarth Itoads fur orders, with 3.IM) quarters do. it He. flat
(the American schooner reported in our last, tirnce to Calaii.
was al lis. for 2.1)00 quarters grain); a Hrltish bark, hem e to
t'ardllT. with 3,000 quarters do at 5s. Ud., and a British brig,
hence to Cork for order*, with 3,300 quarter* at Us. Gd.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
Momdit. June 12,1874
?Kcxirr* roa Tan past wxkk.
Vtttit ami skfp tn I
ford*. Bern*. Com. Caleet. Laimkt. IlorJ*.
Blxtieth etreet ... 4,474 24 2,183 5.0*3 ?
Korty-eighth stroet *? 53 444 1,120 ?
fortieth street.... ? ? ? ,, 10,027
Jersey City 4.942 ? f>J lo.S41 ?,7.j1
Total* t?,4lrt 77 a,MM 32,15o 18,.17s
Fresh to-day 3.U>i ? Itotl 7..0J 4,774
Bsaris ?Trade o|iened slow on this forenoon at a frat
tloual reduction <in the closing ratecol last week ; the qual
ity of tbe herd! lo li.tad wa* coarse and genera lily not lai
enough to meet tbe demand. 'I he maikel closed weak;
prices ranged from 8\e a lie per lb.; welgliu, (I cwt. a
ltiewt. Kroin M lbs. a 57 lb*, has been allowed net; only
a very few sieei* obtained 07 lbs. net. At Mineih street
yaidsT. C. Kaatntan sold for self 54 care of horned cattle;
?ales as follows:?115 Illinois steers at t).l?c. per lb., with Cl
off per bead; weight ewt. strong: 133 Illinois
steer* at UV*e, per lb., with n ilMetlon off per
lb., weight 7U cwt , scant; 52 Illinois steers at 8\c. a 0'4c ,
per lb., weight li>{ cwt., sin nt\ 32 Illinois steers at per
lb., weight 7Vl ewl.: Ktl Illlmds steers at Oc per lb., with a
fraction on per lb , weight cw t., sc tut: 12 illinoi* sleei*
? i VKe per lb., with |1 un per head, weight 10 cwt., scant.
112 Illinois sieers al 8'^c. a 10c. por lb., weight 7Vjewt.,
scant: 18 lilli.ol* sieers at l?J,c. a loe. perlli.. wel?lit 7H
cwt.: 18 Illinoi* steers at UX-. per lo., weight 8 cwt. . 11.1
Illinois ttcer* at 10c. per lo.. welkin H'.t ?.wt,, scant; f.
Wheeler sold lor T. C. r.astmau 32 Illinois sieers al O^o.
per lo , weight 7 e*t; 12 Illinoi* steers at 10c. per lb.,
weigot i\ cwt.; 58 Illinois steers at '.<'40. a 10,'^c. per Its.,
weight t ewt. (1. Oilles sold for self m Illinois steer* at
!?>?<. ? lie. pir b., weights 7-, to 8U cwt. rt Moses sold
ior sell 1- Illinois sieers allV.'per lb., weight 7 cwt. C. J.
Vaaan sold i?r self 77 lllin >ls steers ai V%e. per lb., with
Mlc. off per head on M2,head. Wei gist 7^ cwt . Itrong. I.'trry
k Cars so d for .4. Kirchway U4 Illinois steer* at '.'^c. a ll*c.
per lb., weight 7Jt ewl.; for Coon .1 Thompson, 8 J
illinoi* steers st a S'lJ.o. por lb . weight 8 ewt.
Coon A fhoasMon said for *<t!v,>s 33 Illinois
steers st ii'te. p r lb , weight 7 c?t ; 30 Illinois steers, at
M>ie a K't^c per lb., welrlil 8^ ewt. II. 1'. Kurchard sold
lor *>? A llosiiur? Itllfs >s steer* at t>r. a lu)%<:. per lb.,
welfLI* 7W a lOcsvt. : for W. Adams <>4 Kan as steer* at
IU4c a lOi.e. per lb . we'ght 7U cwt. II H. Kos-nthal sold
lor Morrit A Walsel IM mil ted Illinois eteers at V^e. a
10c. perlti , weight 7'j cwl Kiegel Jt Sijrcr sold for selvM
187 llliuois ateera at per lb , welirht 1 cwt.; 20
llliuoia >in r? at U tc. per lb., ?lib CI on per
head, it U)j*c. per Hi., weight cwt.: 14 Illinois steers
at t?'4c. a li'V'. p-r lb., weight * ewt. : 1(M Illin..'S steers at
#y. per lb., wri.-lit, 7>4 ? 8 cwt : 14 lllluils >lnt< at lHac. a
10'4c per lb., weight. 8 cwt. ; .'>8 Illinois a-eers at 10a. per
Hi. with (1 <>tT per head, weight, x cwt., scant. At Jersey
City yards Dudley k Toffev aold ft?r selves '-'7 Illinois steers
attic, per lb.. with925effthe lot, weight. *>*4 cwt. a 7cwt.; 140
Illinois eteera at tll4c. a 0\,'c. per lb., weight. 7 cwt Coney
Jt Mcl'hei ?..u aold tor T. C Koatmau l->3 llllut ia steer* at
0>,c. a IfiJ.jC. perlb . weight, 7i4 cwt.: tur S. W. Allerti.u 1*0
atill fed Illinois ateera at 9c a 0*fe. per lb., weight. "li !
ewt,: for 8. W. Sherman. 10 llliuoia aieera at Re. per lb., I
weight cwt.: SJ Illinois -leers at U\e, prr lb . weight
7?4 cwl.; Hti llliuoia ateera at SH.- a 0',e. par lb., weight t<\
cwt. 8. u'Uonnell aold tor S, W. Aller.oii, 12 llllaola aieera
at tic. per ll>., weight T%cwt.: 3*' Illlnola ateera at t'HjC. a
O^c. per lb., welghte 7 cwt. o 8 cwt. I). YVnisei sold lor
Morris <1 Wu'XeN. :I7 atill fed Illinois altera HI
H'^c. per lb., weight 0, cwt.: 40 (till fad 111 Inula
ateera at 0>?c. per lb., wetglu j cwt. : .'>4 llllutoa steers at
He. perlb.. weight fljjj cwt.; 2ti llliuoia aieers m M>,c. a IV.
Bir lb., with 91 on |?er head, weight cwt. a 7it cwt,; 23
liuoia aletra ut tic. per lb., with 50c. on per head. weight
6'4 cwt.; 3(1 Illlnola ateera at 0'4c. per lb . weight TV rwt.;
14 llliuoia steors at US?c. per lb., weight 7'f4 cwt.; 50 llliuoia
steers m 0?4e. per lb., wiih $1 off per head, watjfht 7t, ewt.;
78 Illlnola steers at OS,'e. u lOc. per lb , weight cu t.
SumiF ami Lamb*.?i rade alow. General aalea in small
lota, Quality fair. Sheep aold at 5c. n (ll4e per lb.; lambs
at 7>.,e. u 8ke. per IIj. Knae Jt l'idc?>ck aold 512 Ohio ?beep,
weight 46,310 lbs., ut 5c. uerlb.; litl Ohio sheen, weight
M.77" lba . ut 5>4c. |>or lb.; 77 Ohio sheep, weight lbs.,
at per lb.; 2dtl Kentucky l mbs, weight I2.:<tfi lba.. at
7)jC. per ib.: 137 Kentucky lambs weight 7.470 lba., at 8'.I',
per In. Judd .1 Hiieking.ini:-. aold 3!?i Ohio sheep, weijpit
36.27(1 lb*., at 5^c. |>ur lb.; 0 Kentucky lambs, welgnt
1.120 lb?., at 8c. i or lb.; 213 Kentucky laiuba. weight
14,450 lbs., st MKc. per Ib. Hume A Klliott aolil 173
Ohio aboen, weight lti,7-"0 lbs.at Mt. per Ib.; 37 KontuAy
lutnha, weight 2,<i|ii lbs., ut 7l4c. per lb. : 146 Keittueky
laiuks. welulit 8.450 lba.. at per lb. Sold for week enu
lltgjuno 10. 187tl;? I ilt?5 aheep. uverage price 94 -12 per
lie ml. W. hlllott anlil 20 Ohio sheep, weight 1,7.111 lbs., at
per III.; 37 Ohio aheep. woit'hl .1.44(1 lbs., at b\e per
Ib.; 4tl Ohio alieeti, weight 3.7UO lba., at <>c. per Hi : 10 Ohio
sheep, weight *Km lbs. al ?l4c. per Ib.: 1 (Hi Keutucky lamba.
weight 12,01(1 lbs., at 8 ^aC. per lb.; ti43 Kentucky lambs,
weight 30,830 lbs., at 8}je. per lb.
Milch Cows.-Trade small at $50 a $05 per bend, calves
Included.
Vkai.s (Mi Calvk* ?Ordinary quality fitlvcs slow at .V. a
7'.|C. per Ib. Iluttennilk led calvi'a aold at l,',c. a Sc. pur lb.
There were no smooth iiuulity veal* en sale.
11012.4.?One car lou>t of tliilo hogs, in uumber 140 head,
areruge weight 207 lbs. per head, aold at 6*4c. per lb., gross
weight.
DOMESTIC MAKKETS.
I Moiiilk, Juue 12. 1876.
Cotton stoaify; middling. 11c.; low iinildllug, 10c.; good
ordiiiury. 8J4c. u lie. Net receipt*. 147 bales, hsporta coast
wise, 100. aalea. 500. Stock. 13.708.
Sew Outturn, June 12, 187ti.
Cotton Arm; good de in mid ; middiiui;, ll^c.; low mid
dling, 10)?c.: t'ood ordinary. Ii'^c Sot receipts, 1,075
hales; groaa, 1,078. Hnlos, 3,000, Stock, !Oj.3il2.
Sava.nnaii. June 12, 1870.
Cotton dull; nilddtlni;, lie.; low mldlllng, lo l-ltle. ;
good ordinary, 8J,'c. Set receipts, 55 hales; gross, 267.
Exports coaatwise, tiUZ Sales. I HI. Stouk, 4,541.
CatULMTOK, June 12. 1S70.
Cotton quiet; middling, ll\jc. ; low middling, 10 7-ltic,
a lO'.^c.: Kood ordinary, 10c. Net receipts. On bales. Kx
ports coaatwlse, 423. sales, 75. Stock u,4Utf.
OAi.riiSTON, Juno 12. 1876.
Cotton inactive, no demand; middling. 1 l J4c.; low mid
dling, l(J'ac.; good ordinary, U;'ac. Net receipt*, 40 bales;
gross, 51. l.xporta?To ilin Continent, 4<U; coaatwlse,
1,450. Sales, 2tl2. Stock, U.10J.
Tolkho, Juno 12, 1870.
Klouri|ulet. Wheat dull, lower; No. 2 white Wahaah held
Mlltlfi^; No. 1 white Michigan. 91 30; No. 2 do., held
at $1 18; unihor Michigan. $1 24; June, $1 2:H4 offered;
July. 91 2~<; No. 2 red winter, ?1 24'4; Xo. 3 red. 91 ''HI
Corn dull, lower; high mixed, spot and July, file ; low do.,
50c.; uo grade, Itl'jC. uMVrcd, 47c. naked-, damaged. 4dc.
Oata dull; No. 2 and .Michigan, 331 jc. itei eliita?Wlieiit,
26,000 buahela; corn, 77,000 do. ; iats, n.Wm do. Shlp
meiits?Klour, 1,500 bids.; wneat, -I'.i.O'AI bushels; corn,
31,000 do.: oata. 0,000 do. ?
Buffalo. June 12. 187ti.
Lake recolpts?Xlottr, 5,90 ' hbla.; wheat. .'thO.UiO buahela;
corn. 210,000do.; rye, 3O,(J(J0do. ltallroad receipts? Clour,
7.4 HI bills. : wheat, 27,(? ai bu-huls , Corn, 42.000 do.; oats,
24.01K.I do.; bailey, 7,000 do.; rye, 1,2(11 ito. Canal shipments
for tidewater? W heal, KsH.iiOO bushels, luterior pjlnla ?
Wheat, 20,000 bushc.t. Kailroad ahlpments?Klour, 7.400
hbla.; wheat, 44.000 buahela; corn. 112, i a k i do- i unla,
24,(N*idu.; barley, 7,0JO do.: rye. 1..00. Kailroad freights
unchanged. Canal freights lower?wheat weak at 6Jtc. tolls
iucluded. flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull, he<vy
and drooping; antes O.IJOU buahela No. I Milwaukee at
91 88: 3,000 unrd do. at about 91 2H Corn dull nnu easy;
sales of 10 cars No. 2 mixed Western at 52c. Oata, No. 2
nominally :tttc. ltnrley neglected, ltye held at 85c. Seeds
Nothing domg. Pork dull al $ly 50 lor heavy meaa. l.urd
dull nt 12c. Illfelm Inea nominally 91 11 lor city made. Grain
ill store?Wheat, 417,2118 buahela; corn, 152,81(1 do.; oils.
tt.205 d<L7 rye, 1,310 do.; malt, 40,052 do. Total, (>20,000
imshilt
' Oswego, Juue 12, 1874
unchanged; sale* 1,500 bids. Wheat Urtu; No. 1
Milwaukee club, ijil 27; car lots held at 91 28 a $1 20. Corn
unchanged. Corn Ineal, $2li n #27 tor bolted; 925 a 926
tor unbelted par ton. Mill teed unchanged. Canal freights?
Wheat, ; corn and rye, 5c. to New York j lumber, #2 to
the Hudson ; *2 7i to Now York. I.ake receipts-Wheat,
7,3'JO bushels; lumber, 543,1 mi feet. Canal shlpiueuts?
rye, 8,000 buahela; lumber, 1,274,0X1 feet.
Chicago, June 12, 1876.
Flour dull. Whnut unsettled; opened strong and higher,
closing at Inside prices; So. 2 Chicago spring, 91 Oil', a
91 l?& spot ; aalea at 91 Oll'.i u til (i-j Ju.y, closed at
$1 (>, '? .1 uly; f 1 uf^ii August, No. 3 Chicago spring, tWc. ;
rejected, 83c. Corn active, lint weak anil lower: No. 2 at
44'^c. spot; 4l?ic. July; 45)<o. August (these prices were
bidi ; rejected I4*sc. O>ta in lair demund. but lower; No. 2
nt 2>)%c. spot uml July. Uie anil barley lirm und un
changed. I'ork dull, weak und lower; 918 tl5 a 918 70 anot
aud Ju.y; 918 !"l a 918 02). August; 910 15 September.
I.nrd unsettled, but gencrallv lower.; opened active, but
closed dull; 911 05 Miot, 91105 n #11 07k July, $11 17^
a #11 20 Au^uat. Hulk meats In lair deniaud. but lower;
shoulders, 7!4c.; clear rib sides, OJ^e.; clear aidoa, 10c.
Whiakey $1 on. Keceipta ? I'lour, 0,00) hbla.; wheat.
134.000 bushels; corn, 450,(*?l do. ; oata, 134,0'ai do.; rye,
7,< * * i do.; barlev, 8,(KU do. Shipments?Hour, 12.000 hbla.;
wheat. 122,000 buahela: corn, 400,01111 do.: oats, Trt.lSai do.;
rye. 1 fiftl do. At the nttornoun call of the Hoard?Wheat
unchanged. Corn llrmer; 44^a June; 44\c. a 44Sc. July.
Oats unchanged. I'ork lower; 918 50 n 918 57k July:
918 77k n $ls 811 August. I.nrd lower; 910 05 a 910 of ?
July; 911 07^8 911 lOAujuat.
THE CHEESE MARKET.
L'tica, N. Y.. June 12, 1876.
Five thnuannd four hundred aud sixty cheese were offered
for sale and 4.450 sold at from 10c. to 10j,c. the a? e.'aga
price being IO'.jC. *
ritINT CLOTHS MARKET.
?'?otidknce. R. I.. Juno 12, 1878.
Printing cloth* market dull ?( unchanged price*.
HAVANA MARKETS.
Havana. June 12, 1870.
Spanish B"ld 3lt!>? a 217. K\chun;re ? On the liiiil>'d
Stat ??, ?ixty days, currency. h>4c. ? He. discount; do. do.
abort sight. ?t;<4c. a tS>.,c. dix'ouut; on Loaduu, 15^?c. a lllc.
premium; ou Pari*, 2Xc. * Sc. premium.
EUROPEAN MARKET.
Lomvo* Pimuuc* IIaukkt.?Lomoon, Jane 12?Calcutta
linseed, 47*. !'d.
London PnonccK Mawckt.?London, June 12.?The
market tor Calcutta linseed, wtilth opened at ?47 tta., closed
active at ?48 Us. per ton.
A
FINANCIAL..
A T REASONABLE BATfc.8.-MONKf Olf LIPE ASB
J\. Endowment Insurance I'oltcle*. Mortgages and other
securities; liisuraucj ol nil kinds effected with best com
panies. J. J. llABRICII X CO.. 117 Broadway
ALkX-VKOTIIINfillAM it CO., BANKKKM, 12 WALL
make Investment* ol large or small amount* In
stocks of a legitimate character: reliable puis and calls;
ttockn bought and curried ou a deposit of 3 to 5 per cent.
Circulars nud weekly reports sent tree.
~~NY AMOUNT TBC8T KUN LH TO LOAN ON
mortgage, City "r Brooklyn.
L.-.A VI rf i WOLCOTT, 10 FJm ?t.
La dy. finano i ally tx ba iiramkd, hayino
her own boniH. would like to meet some honorable
gentleman who would kuikI be? to retain it; security glvuu;
reference*. II desired. Address IMMEDIATE, box 174 Her
ald Uptown Ur .uoli uflko.
IALWaI* HAVK MONBY TO LOAN ON- MOKT
n ?ge New Yolk city property; city railroad Stocks and
Bonds bought ami soia. II. L. GRANT. 14't Broadway.
OllN 8. PIERCE. NO. 5 PINK 8T., LOANS MONEY
oil New York and Brooklyn Keat Estate.
Six per cent money toritlrst class loans.
T OANd ON MOKTOAOB S(X 1'Eit OlVT.?FIMV
1j data brown stone House. Murray (till. cheap; two rural
luily furntahed Mansion* to rent for season : improved liar
lem River whole hlouk water Ir nt; auction sales. Busi
ness string confidential.
OLIVER BRYAN, MM Broadway, corner Pine st.
NUN till AICEh AND THE < lltllAmzino of 5olf
pornte companies a specialty; purchaser* wanted lor
vaiuablo mining pnipertip*.
WILLIAM WARD. Drexel Building.
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91.000.000~&??&?u" 1,OBTOAOE AT
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COFA KT.\ KKMlIll'ft. ^
XfEvTVoRK; .il nE' 12. lt<7?;-.Noi lCE ts'HEllKBY
1.1 glvon that the partnership heretofore exlstliiic under
tlio tirnt name of Puilllp*, Andrade A Co, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
WOOLK PHILLIPS.
i> o. aNdkadk.
mi:<s s. NEUIIAM.
The builno** will la future be conducted iiy
""" ' W. PHILLIPS.
Blf?lNK8S OPPHK'riMTIKII.
A'vT?Kmrk'EB~flTfESfilBlfTi oWtitED'AX '?&
*ocl*te nltfi 93 ?.iJifi in an estahll.lied mnnufaciarliig
btislne**. well known, owning tine lactorr iinenruinlx reif,
and only Ili-xlrlnir capital to extend. Apply to ORHKiS m
CAKL.ETON. BroadHK
AN EitTABMsHKU CITY HoUMKr CRNISiirNU
llnslnea* in * e?od location, with Stock abjut f I4.t??>:
will exchaiiiie lor rlty IIone*, llrhtly mortgairpd and some
money; pliiwipaL only. t. HEED, 1 lu Broadway.
A"" HOOD MAV WITII IW VI C\SH WANTED?TO
take ehnree anil raanagr a Branch Ajrency in Phila
delphia; a perni'ineiit pos'tion and good salary to the ri*ht
man. Addreo. MANHATTAN, "tIi a*.
A GOOD Hl'MNElM MAN W\NTKI>-WITH
to Invtist In and manage an excellent enterprise which
will yiold a very larre return; n sure thing; no risk; will
bear a therooKti Investigation. Address hTAPLlt, Herald
Uptown Bran.h ollica.
itKSI'ONM IIL,K AND ENKMGKTIC PARTY
wanted, with ? easli capital of 91,,'aiu. to inve?t In a
la tely payia* buklnen* ol priutnu *ngravin?ii; * party
having the ;ih<>ve capital will Bii.l this a rare opportunity
and one Hut will bear the clo?e?t Investigation. nt?i cl**e
retcrenci'Iflven. Address o. ERCftON, llerald oflice.
F'Vill SALr.-OM|.UALP I.NTKKHNT IN UlHit) WILL,
fronts, Fnrniture and Kqulpmetit. c miplet ? ami eloKant,
of a lrtrK*u an,l tarll.onable Kilth avenae i>oardlng Hnuiie
(.private table*). parlns-larite prodls and roll from tvtober
to May ofprwtnpt. lashmuable unestc pavs expenses during
summer; asoiatnnc* In management needtd: a rar# oppor
tunity f?r a party with capit.l. tddresa. witlt real
KNllATNOM, M?.raid Cptuwu T
i Breach ettce.
BCBINESH OfHOIITIJIVITIRll.
J"*OR liALK KoK IIAI.K Cosr-t-I.KiiAM fITTEuTff
Irs Creani Milium atnd Oowltctlonary. beat location ia
city: ahaap rant: doiuir payiuK biulueaa. AUdraaa MoNA.
OAS, llarald I'ptown Hr.wioli uRtce.
]~JAKTN1 ir \V p T K~O^JW~A~Ll V CRT A11) BALM
atable, or would liira a lori-man who could laud irom
| U<JO to $SOO ou good security. Addrei. M. L P., Herald
I office.
RABH Ol'I'OKTUNI rr.-MTKAM ItAfVUKY KOR
?ale in city of l.'t.iuO Inhabitant.; no oppoiitlon: doinij
good limine.. : low rent; Ioiik leane. Addreaa P. rt. L, bo*
?JUT, Herald >lit
UXITKK STATKS PATENT It I till? IUI ill! ROYAU
ty (IIuau madical tupiily) ; It! year.; large damaud'
margin 39U Addraaa I'oat "ftIce lock box B. Qam4en, N. J.
W1IA hl Y A HALF iXTERKHT IN A
I I Ml bmdiiuaa paying ***) |.er month ; ?.ock will fool
?p f l.UOO Apply ?t 1711 Broadway, room a.
Al fWWl -WANTEU, PARTNER WITH THIt
Jpl.UU'J. auioiint In an lionaat, good paying business.
SI Park row, rnoiu 6.
<fe 1 IWM V -i'ARTNKR WANTED; HI!8INES8 eH
?Pl.'MM*. tahliahed; proflta easily extended to $JO,UM
}oarly. 367 Bleecker at., lower b II.
A| nA| \ WILL bKCCIlh INTEREST IN BVyNMjrf
?JM.UU"' naw tnauul'acturiiii.'monopoly; indtap?Bi?ble
to every bualntaa; aura lortuua II properly manipulated.
1U"> 4t!i av., Iia.eiuviit.
?? (WWI TO WO,(X>) WANTMD?IN ? aTAPLi
?DU.v'Uv/ culi manufacturing buainena (vary prolan.
Me), where n iarice amount la already iuvested. Add rial
MANIKAUTURKK. Herald office.
NEW COTTON EXCltANGti MEMBERS.
The following gentlemen wero admitted member* of
the Cotton Exchaugo yesterday:?Messrs. Robert U
Hill, of Walter & Kruliu; James Welsh, ol Welsh J|
Brother, and U. 1). Coleman.
MAKIUAGEJ AitO DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
Mavkk? Rick. ? Ml.s Sakaii Kick to Max Matm, botll
ol this city. No card*.
MARRIED.
Fobs?Kitchi.vo.?On Thursday, June 8, 1876v at
Christ church, Marlboro. X. Y., by ilie Rev. 't'heo.
Irviujj- "? I'-. J'KAKCW W. Kotto, ol Now York, to AM
Nik M. Kitciiinu, ol Marlboro, N. Y.
Haymkh? Uauk.?On Thursday, June 8, 1878, at tha
roaldiMico of the bride's ?later, by tho Rev. Charles F.
Hollman, Mr. 0. Wkslky Hawm to Miss Mary J. (>aob,
youngest duughtor ol William 11. tiago, all ol Now York.
Lockitt?Hai.mku.? On Thursduy, Juuo 8, 1870, al
tho resldonco of the brlde'i parents, by the Rev. T.
l'yoott, Mr John Lockitt to Miss Maky Ualhvk, all ot
Brooklyn.
Littokx?-Da Tkjaoa.?On Monday, June 12, 1878, at
the rosIdctire ol the bride's mother, by the Rev. Father
McCauley, Paul Kiikkiiaku Littukn to Pajwmta L. O.
uk Tkjaua, third daughter of tho lute R. G. de Te.Uda.
McCapkkiitt?Amkk.x.?At the Cathedral, Tuesday,
Juuo 6, by the Rev. Father Kearney, Jamks MuCav.
VKKTY to KLIZA J. AUKKN.
Stkarns?Nkii.hon.?Un Thursday, June 8, 1878, at
tho Church ol tho Nativity, uelhlehem. Pa., by th|
Rov Cortlandt Whitehead, Mr. UaoftOK Hkubirt Pa.
uhax Stkaii.ns, ol EltzaUell), N. J., to Miss MahT
Cami'ukli., daughter of Mr. William Nellaon, ot tha
loriner place.
Wii hon?Hkbr.?On Thursdnv, Juno 8, by Rav.
J. C. K. Mllligun, Mr. John Wilson, of tins city, to
Miss Ella K. Bkxr, of Brooklyn, daughter of the lata
Wllldcr lieor, Sr. No cunts.
DIED.
AnnoTT.? At Elizabeth, N J., on tho lllh Inst., after
a brief illness, Micuahl Anno it, lu the 84th year ol hi*
ago.
Relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully
invited to uiiecd the luncral, from his luto rosldeace,
No. 471 Mudlsun a v., KHzabeth, on Wednesday, June
14, at two o'clock P. M. Carriages will meet tha
twelve o'clock train on Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Central Railroad at Kllzaboth.
Arihkil? At Yonkers, .Sunday, June 11, Gboroi
W. AKunr.iL
Funeral Tuesday, Juno 13, at 3 P. M., from hie lata
residence, Ailiburton av.
Bain.?At his residence, Klnderhook, N. Y., on Sun.
day morning, Juno 11, of apoplexy, Pxtkk Bain, la th?
(12d year ol his ngo.
Notico of IuuituI hereafter.
Haltik.?In Wollsvillo, N. V., on Saturday, June 10,
of consumption, Fkancis Bkcumav Balt?n, aged 34
years.
Black?Suddenly, on Sunday, Juno 11, at Rich
mond, S. I., JosKru Black, a-cd 69 year* and 1
month.
Relatives and friends are Invitod to attend the
tnncral, Iroin St. Andrew's church, Richmond, tbil
(Tuesday) morning, ut oluven o'clock. Fnonds cun
take tho nine A. M. boat from (be toot of Wbitehall at.
Ulaxckk.?On Juuo 12, l87ti, Thsrrsa Blaxcks,
youngest daughter of Kerd. aud Caroline Blancke, aged
2 years, U mouths itnd 20 days.
Bkixckkkuoi'k. ?On tho 11th Inst, Mkussa, wl ? ?
D. 1>. BrinckerholT, aged 2D yearn and 2 months.
The rolatlvos aud friends oi tho lannly aro respect
fully Invited to attend tho funeral, from her late rusl
denco, No. 1U Van Ness place, this (Tueaday) afloruoou,
at two o'clock.
Clark.?At PlonsantvlMo, Sunday, June 11, 1870
Joukhh Clark, in the 86th year of his age..
Friends aud relatives are invited to attend the to
neral, from his late residence at eleven o'clock ;churcl
at twelve o'clock. Carriages will meet the train wbict
leaves Grand Central depot at 10:3u A. M.
Ccititr.?In Brooklyn, oa Monday, June 1% Jossrs
0. Ct'RKY, In tho 94th year of his age.
The Iricnds and relatives of the lamily ore respect
lully Invited to ulteud tho luneral, from his late rest
deuce, No- Union ut., Brooklyn, on Wednesday,
the 14ib Inst., at jhree I*. M.
Do lax. ? On Sunday, June 11, ot rheumatism, PiTM
Dolan, a;:ed 62 years.
Relatives aud Irieudsare invited to attend bis (unerai,
from his late resilience, 202 West 24th on Wednes
day morning, at nlno o'clock. Soiemu requiem mass
at St. Francis Xavier church. Tho Society Sl Vincent
do 1'aul aud Catholic Union sro specially invited.
Kllim.?At Treinout, Monday, Junu 12, ot paralysis
Mrs. Bloomy Toiicy Kllim. wife of tho late Russell F.
Ellis, of Augusta, Me., in tho Crtth your of her age.
Funeral Irom the residence of her son-in-law, W. &
Bogurt, Tremont, Thursuav, 16th Inst., at tea A. M.
Frieuds of the family are respectfully invitod to at>
lend, without further notico. Trains leave Grand Cen
tral depot at W:lft and U -10.
Augusta and FuirQeld (Mn.) papers please copy.
Holly,?Sunday, Juuo 11, F.dxa C, twin daughter ol
William P. aud Ftuily II. Holly, aged IS months.
Funeral Tuesday, Juno 13, at two P. M,, Irom the
resilience of her grandlatber, John II. Holly, Kalotiab,
N. V. Train loaves Uruud Central Depot, via Harlem
Railroad, at 10:JO A. M.
Jackman. ? In Brooklyn, on Monday, 12lh msL,
1'BTiu Jackxax, a native of tho parish ol Adumsiown,
eouiity ol Wexlord. Ireland, iu the 22d year of his age.
The relatives and Irionds of the faintly are Invited ur
attend the funeral, on Wodnesday, the 14th InsL, al
ten o'clock, Irom his late residence, Na 74 Amity si,
to Si. Fetor's church, coruerol Hick* and Warren sta.,
where a soiemu mas- of requiem will be ollerod lor th>
repose ol his soul; thence to tbo Cemetery of the Hoi]
Crons lor Interment.
Jknni.vus.?On Monday, Jane 1'2, Louisa, before*
wife of Frank 1*. Jointings, in tbe'Jisi year ol ber age
llclatlvo* and friends ure respeciiuily invited to at
tend the ruueral services on Wednesday at one o'clock
at Su Luko's church, Hud.-on st., opposite Orove.
Kxkalk.?On Monday, June 12. Rohkrt Uumpurii
Kkkalr, aged 32 years and 10 numbs.
Relatives and friends of the imnily, also members ol
Pyiauiid Lodge No. 490. F. and A M., are respect full J
invited to attend bo funeral, irom bis late residence,
Na 780 Greenwich St., on Wednesday, June 14, at t?f
o'clock 1'. M.
LaRkix.?On Sunday, Juno 11, IlSRCa Larkjx, ia
the 40th year of his age.
Relatives and friend* aro Invited to attend bis fa>
neritl Irom his late residence, 21V 6th St., this Tuesday,
al one o'clock.
Mazr.?On Sunday, June 11. Katk, beloved wife ol
Abraham Maze, in the 321 year of her agu.
Funeral at 216 Bleocker si., Tuesday, Jane IS, Si
two P. M.
McDowxll. ?Suddenly, on Sunday, Juno 11, at the
residence of his mother. No. IV Kail 40th el, Wn.ua>
R, T. McDowxll, in the 10th year of ins age.
Funeral at nine A. >1. Tueaday, the 13th.
Mi'Siiaxr. ?On Suuduy, June 11, al hla residence,
No. 14 Barrow si., Cmarlks McHraxx, a native of Lon
donderry, Ireland, iu ibo 84th yoar ol bis age.
Funeral tins (Tuesday) afternoon, al half-past one
o'clock. Relatives and friends reapuciinlly invited to
attend.
owsx.?In Brooklyn, on Monday morning, June 12,
of neuralgia ol the heart, M. Blixx Owkx.
Funeral Wednewluy, June 14. al one o'clock P. M.,
from Urace church, corner Krie and 2d su., Jerscj
City.
rtiABSA.?On tbo Pith I list., Mar hi K., wife of J.
Martinez Picabia and daughter ol Robert > rancia, aged
27 years.
Funeral from 481 llonry sk, Brooklyn, on Wedne?
day, at two I*. M.
Rkillt.?In ibis city, on Saturday evening, June Id;
at the age of 28, alter a href iiln?xs of hasty consump
tion, F. Ai.foxsK Rkii.ly, lor thirteen yeare e laiihiul
clerk with U. W. Carleton k Co.
Relatives aud friends aro invited to attend the
funeral, at 663 Broome sk, June 13, si one o'clock.
Smith. ?In this oity, June 12, 1876, William ?
Smith, aged 34 years.
Funeral 10 Cuivary Cemetery this day at two P. M.
awARTwoi-T. ?At I'arrytowu, N. Y., Monday, June
12, 187ti, Khbdhik Piitur, Min ol Thomas 0. and Sera*
J. Swarm out. In his 13ib year.
Kriunds aud relatives are tnvlied t ? attend the to
neral services at Aebury Methodist Kplscopal churcli
Washington si. Tarry town, on Wednesday, June 14, al
one o'clock P. M.
Toon ?On May 19, al hla father'* residence, St
Nicho.u-t Collage, (>rei<nisland, B< llast, Ireland, JaKU
Lch.ax Toiii>, lulu ol Brooklyn, L L
\V ii. ma urn.--In lirooklyu, Saturday evening, June
10, lKTti, Klias F. Wilmartr, aged 62 years, 8 months
i and 8 days.
Funeral from, bis late residence, 611 Pacific St.
' Wednesday, June 14, at 10 A. M. Relaiivo* and
I friends are re^xxtluily iuviied to attend; also Bedford
Lodge, F. and A. M , 674, end Enterprise Lodge, t. and
I A. M., of New York.
I Ailliam*. ? ou Sunday morning, June 11. 1876, si
' the resnii-noe of her paresis, Carris, eldest dsegktei
{ of George A. and Sarah Williams, aged 16 ftI
i month* and 1?> days
I Relatives and Irieada are respectfully Invited to St
, tend ihe luneral on Taesday, the 13th Inst., st bsll post
two P. M., Irom the residence of her psietls, M
Rodney st.
Wilcox.?Suddenly, on Mondsr, June lt,st bis
r^sideucc, 141 svepue A, Jaase Wiummi, m the 64tt
year ol Ins age.
Tbe relatives sad Iriends of the lamily and thoss ?
his son-in law. James Kagan, are respeo 11ally iavites
to attead the luneral, on Wedaeeday, Jane U, al MM

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