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WUU AM CHBCML
The Stock Market Firmer, Higher
and More Active.
GOLD 112 5-8 A 112 3-4.
Money on Call Lonni i a ! U Per Ceat?For
eign Exchange Quiet?Government tail
way Bondi Strong and Invert
ment Share* Steady.
Wajj. Stbxbt, 1
Wbdsbsday. June 14, 0 P. M. J
lake Shore ruled the rooM u>-<l?yt wniob la appro
priate enough is ?iw of itae two per cunt dividend
which report sfcye the director* are going to cook up
tor hungry stockholders.
The belief that a new pool has been formed was qulto
prevalent to day. A block or 20,000 shares was aald to
have been transferred Into the Commodore's name, and
It waa asserted that a prominent broker, just returned
from Europe, had changed hta allogianoe from the god
dess of the sacred tire to the support of the mundane
railroad.
Whether the Commodore's thoughts are In the
poaitlon of Mohammed's coffln or not la nobody's busi
ness, aave so far as their bearings earthward are likely
to influence his financial transactions, and by sympathy
the actions of others. So the probability of his having
engaged iu so considerable an operation in bis present
state of health is one which each ono must figure out
for bimsoll. It is sufficient to record that with trans
actions of over 60,000 shares, or nearly one-half of tbo
lay's total sales, Lake Shore worked Its way up from
14 to 64*, and held at this latter prico at the close.
It was a species of leaven, too, which leavened the
whole maaa of the market, for the rise was exhibited
through the entire list, prices advancing from * to *
per cent, and generally finishing with the improvement
Bustalned.
This waajtartlcularly noticeable In the Western stocks,
which attracted more attention to-day than for sotno
time past. Nor was the (food foeling confined to the
railway shares, slnoe Western Union and Pacific Mall
were m equally good rcpote, the latter particularly so
in the afternoon, when it took a sharp rise to 26*, RC"
com pan led by Important purchases, supposed to be for
account of Mr. Russell Sage.
The improved tone of speculation was by no moans
confined to the railroad and miscellaneous list, but was
also observable on the bond call, in a wider demand at
increased prices for the better class of mortgages.
|l A feeling Is springing up that the Kilkenny cat busi
ness now prevailing among the railroads is almost as
farcical as tragical, and that It may end at any moment,
most likely as soon as the directors of the contending
companies have covered the long lines of short stock
which they bavo placed on the market It would not
lurprise some people if It should turn out that the
whole "wtft" was nothing but a huge stock gambling
scheme on tho bear account first, preparatory to a bull
movement to follow.
There is certainly a firm resistance to a lurthor de
cline, which is referable either to the probability of the
above theory being correct or to the growing impres
sion that the bed-rock has at last been struck, or per
haps to both.
Meantime money Is abundant at 2 a 2* per cent, and
stocks aro loaned at the same rate, a feature not very
significant of a bull market, it is true, anless othor ex
isting reasons may account for it
Ty> SAUC8 TO-DAY.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-dsy ag
gregated 107,800 shares:?New York Central and Hud
ton Klver, 460; Erie, 1,100; Lake Shore, 64,600; North
western, 2.TOO; do. preferred. 1,100; Rock Island, 400;
Pacific Mail, 13."00; St. Paul, 2,600; da preferred, 4,700;
Dhios, 6,450; Western Union, 13,000; Wabash, 2,900;
8., C. and 1. C., 200; Michigan Central, 3,000; Dela
ware, Lickawanna and Western, 700.
OHKXIXU, lllOnKST AND LOWKST PUICKS.
The following table shows the opening, highest and
lowest prlcesof the day:?
, Oprning. UighuL Lotefst.
New York Central 107 107 100*
Harlem 138* 140 138 *
Erie 13* 13* 13*
Lake Shoie 63* 64* 63*
Wabash 2 * 2* 1*
Northwestern 41 41* 41 *
Northwestern preferred... fll'4' 61* 61*
Rock Island 107* 108 107*
Pitlsburg 83 93 92*
Milwaukee and St Paul... 40 40* 40
MIL k St Paul preferred.. 69* 70 69*
Ohio and Mississippi lO'j 16* 16*
New Jersey Central 82* 82* 82
Del., Lack, and Western.. 107^ .107* 107*
Union Pacific 69* 60 69
C., 0. and L C 4* 4* 4*
Western Union G7* H8l4 67*
Atlantic and Pacific Tel... 16* 15* 15*
Pacific Mali 24* 25* 24 *
Panama la# 140 130
CLOSING I'RICIS?3 P. M.
I Mific Mall... 2.'.'; H 15', Ml .< Ml pi., 89* a TO
Witll II Tel.. ?8 4 tf* C, C,0 A I ... 4>< a 47*
All A l'ac 'lei.. 1.-1* a 10 C C A 1 I). 4 a 4*
V nick silver.... 14* a 15* Del, L A W ...H>7* ? |U<
Jelckallvf nl 18 a 12 krte I: * a IS*
larLAMIn.. II a m llan A St Jo... 13 a 13*
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aciMiii> h\ ..li 7* a 1<^* Lake rthore 54* a 64*
Hu trican Ex.. 58 a 5Ht, Mleli Central 48 a 4k*
I !? li * press .. 73 a 73tf M l Harlem.lHSW a 140
Rrl.i^ara f.% Wi* ? HI NYC AI1 It..107 a 107*
ll.ii A Al!.. 1(M?Z ? 105 N J Cen M* a Ha*
Mew Pit. >a* a H Ohio A Miss.. lU^a !?'*
I l l A N W.-... 41* a 41* Panama 18*4 a 140
liU A > \< pt til*,* ?1* Tola Walk a 2*
til. A 1.1 .1' 8 ?!(>?* I'ninn Pacific.. 6t?K a 60
M il A H Pant. 40* ? 40* Mlsw.ur. Pae.. 7 a M*
ADVANCE ASD DBCLIKB.
The lol lowing are the changes in closing prices com
pared with those of yesterday:?
Aovamck.?Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, * ; New
York Central, *; C., C. and 1. U, *: Delaware and
Lack wanna, *; Hannibal and St Joseph common, *;
do. preierred, *: Ijike Shore. H; Missouri Pacific,
1*; Northwest, 1*: <lo. preferred, *: New Jersey
Control, *: Pacific Mail, *; Rock Island, *; St Paul,
*; do. preferred, *; Wabash, *; Western Union, *;
fold, *.
Dscuvs.?Ohio and Mississippi, *; Producers' Petro
leum, *; Michigan Central, *
The rent of the market was stationary.
THB MOMMX SA1IR
Money was easy snd abundant, with loans on govern
ment collateral as low as 1* per cent, and on stock
eel laterals at 2 and 2* per eent Foreign exchange Is
Irsaer, with actual business at 4.87* a 4.87* for bank
ers'sixty days' sterling bills, and 4,89* a 4.89* for
?emand. The nominal salsa remain tl 4.88 a 4.9a Tho
following are the rates of exchange cn New York at
the undermentioned cities to-day:?Savannah, * pre
? um; Charleston, selling * a 8-16 premium; bsnk, *
premium; New Orleans, commercial, *; bank, *; St
Loala, 76 premium; Cincinnati steady, par, and Chicago
par.
Til GOLD HA ax ST.
Gold opened at 112* and closed at 112*, at which
flgures all the business of the day waa transacted.
The borrowing grades were 1*. 2, ?, 4, 3* and 1 per
neat per aanum and 1-64 per diem. At the elose loans
were made flat
orsaATioirs or iu gold ixchakos bask.
Gold balsnces $1,398,695
Currency balances 1,700.334
Cross deeraneea 17,077,000
CKSABmo Hocas statbmkbt.
Currency exchangee $4fl,782.604
Currency balances. 2,726.697
Gold exchangee >,616,800
SOU balances 927,061
The specie engagements lor to-morrow's European
?learners toet up $900,000 gold ooln.
oovxavMSST so* cm.
Tfeera waa aa active demand lor government bonds,
aad quite a number of telegraph lo orders to buy were
received, partly from Massachusetts savings banks.
Prices advanced general y, but more particularly for
the five-twenties, aad at the higher range of quotations
the offerings were small. Tin market c.osed strong st
the lol<owlng quotations:?United States currency sixes,
t2?* a 126*; da da, 1*81, registered, 130* a 120*;
to. da., do., coupon, 123* a 124; do. do., 1865, regis
tered, IU* a llfi*; do. do , da, coupon, 116* a 116* ;
da 4a, da, new* registered, 117* a 117*; Ja do., da,
coupon, 120* a 120*; do do., 1M7, registered, 119* a
119* ; do. da, do., coupon, 123al23*;d<t da, 1868, re
gistered, 120* e 121* ; da do., do., coupon, 124 a 124*;
da ten-forties, registered, 118K a 118??; do. da, cou
poa, US* a 118*; do. fives, 1881, registered, 117* a
117*; da da, do., coupon, 117* a 117*.
rns roasiu* makxxr.
London advices report e firm market for securi
tiea, consols being * a * per cent higher. United
lalaa heeds * aer seat higher Jer old ISoU. aa.i new
five*, 1447a and ten-forties being unchanged Krie rose
to 12*. T o-i I ay m ticket day and to-morrow fort
nigntly selling day at the London Stock Exchange.
?49.000 weut into tbe Hank of England on ba1
ance lo-day. Tho following are five P. M. quota
tions:?Conaola lor money, 94* a 94*; da for ac
count, 94*; 1848 bonds, old, 106; 1867 da, 111; ten
forty bonds, 107 S ; new Uvea, 106*; Erie, 12*; da
preferred, 18*; New York Central, iff; rentes, 106t
106 ; exchange on London, 26i. 28c.
isvmtmkkt en a a is.
Iq tho Investment share list we note sales of New York
Central at 107 a 106*, New Jersey Central at 81 a 82*
a 81, Rock Island at 107X a 108, Delaware and Lactt
wanna at 107* a 107* a 10774, Wella-Kargo at VOX,
American Express (ex dividend) at 68 a 68*, Illinois
Central at 07 a 97 * and Producers' l'etroleum at 118.
TBK OKITKO BTATKS TKBAHUttT.
The Treaaury now holds $20,750,000 legal tenders for
tbe redemption of national bank no lea The Ami slant
Treasurer paid out to-d?y $40,000 gold on account of
intercut and (16,000 iu redemption of flve-twenty bonds.
Tbe Sub-Treasury released $36,804 stiver coin to-day.
Revenue receipts to-day, $276,000; customs receipts,
$600,000; bank notes received for redemption, $760,0001
RAII.KO.il> BONDS.
Railroad bonds were strong, and tbe Influence of
cbeap money is showing itsell in tbo demand for bonds
known to be good but which rule at comparatively low
prices. For instance, the bonds of the Wisconsin
roads are In demand, the Milwaukee and St. Paul (C.
and M. division) being * higher, the consolidated sink
ing lundo *?, tho firsts ol tho La Crosse division *
and the Chicago and Northwest consols *. Outside of
these wo notice an advance of * In New York Central
sixes or 1883 and * In llock Island sevens and Union
Pacific sinking fuoda. In exception to the general list
Wabash firsts (St. Loais division) were * iowor and
Ohio and Mississippi seconds 1*. Tbe latest business
was in Milwaukee and St. Paul sinking funds, which
were freely taken up to 01*, against 00* curly In the
day; Northwest uotiBolidalod coupou gold bonds ad
vanced to 91* and sinking funds to 90*. The other
bonds were firm. Tho following were tbe closing quo
tations for Pacific Railroad bonds:?Union Pacific firsts,
106* a 106*; da land grants, 100* a 100* ; do. sink
ing funds, 89* a 90; Central Pacitlca, 108* a 108*.
HANK HI1AKKH.
Bank shares sold at 114 for Morchanta' and at 80 for
Republic.
m.Mxo STOCKS
Tbe following aro closing quotations In San Fran
cisco:?
Consolidated Va CI* Crown Point 11*
California. 76* Yellow Jacket 29*
Segregated Belcher.. 70 Alpha 62*
Ophlr 61* Belcher 17*
Cbollar 83 Conildence 18*
Savage 18* Sierra Novada 13
Con. Imperial 6* Exchequer 17
Mexican. 28* Overman 67*
Gould & Curry 16 Justice 20*
Bout & Bolchor 46 Calodonia - 8*
Halo h Norcross CI
FUILADKLPHIA STOCKS.
The following are lbs Philadelphia stock quotations
at three o'clock to-day:?
Bid. AtknL
City fixes, old 106 ?
City sixes, new 109 109^
United Companies of New Jersey 138HO
1'oniisylvauiH Railroad 52,
1'htludolplua aud Heading Railroad 44 44*,,'
Lebliih Valley Railroad 68*4 6SJf
Catawlssa Railroad, preferred 40% ?
Philadelphia and Krie Kailroad 18 18*4
Northern Central Railroad 34 34 *4
Lehigh Navigation 46}f 40
Lehigh Navigation, gold loan 100 ?
STOCKS AT AUCTION.
The following were sold to-day:?
By order et the administrator of M. R. Van Ronsse
laer, deceased20 shares City Bank. $100 each, 301 ?
300; 19 shuros Leather Manufacturers' National Bank,
$KX) each, 170; 113 shares North River Insurance Com
puny,.$25 each, 139>i a 140. By order o( tho adminis
trator of John A. Merritt, deceased:?85 shares Fourth
National Bank. $100 e:ich, 89^*90. By order of ex
ecutors:?142 shares Manhattan Bank, $50 euch, 133*4
ul34>4; 33 shares Metropolitan Insurance Company,
$30 each, 65. For account of whom It may concern:?
20 shares Atlantic Kirn Insurance Company of Brook
lyn, *50 cach, 115; 40 shares Nassau (ioallght Company,
$*25 cach, 78; 68 shares Phoenix National Bank, $20
ouch, 90 a 90>3 ; 100 shares Tradesmen's Nutional Bank,
$40 each, 130 150 shares Manhattan Bank, $50 each,
133*4; $45,000 Now York, West Shore and Chicago
Railroad Company, first mortgage bonds, $1,000 each,
10; $5.000 Central Pacific Railroad of California. 7 per
cent bonds ori883, interest January and July, 105>4.
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The earnings of the Atlantic and PaelQo Railroad (A.
and P. division)) are officially reported for?
Week ending June 7, 1876. $24,035 23
Week ending June 7, 1875i. .. 19,261 '20
Increase 1876 $4,774 03
January 1 to June 7, 1876. ........... $528,733 06
January 1 to June 7, 1876 484,912 04
Increase 1876 $43,821 03
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do \>X
do
do... b:t
700 Mich Can RR
?1 HI .. * * a iUl...b3
101 do ... ...4
1700 do
do ?&
do ta
do
do
do
do
aa>4
25?$
v-'.O
23?i
*3
U7?;
11HS.
hh?4
UH
IX
15.
(8
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?17',.
C8
>8
6*Si
ssS
4*
W,
Kg
100 Chi IKT KR.be
3ijo do
2'?# do b3
10O do
-HO Chi k NVT BRpfbe
lit* So b3
200 do
IOO do
200 111 Crn Rlt be
in N J Cen Kit....be
ISO Chi * R I RR .be
10<> lot. W A W KR.io
60 Del. LAW RR ..
SOU do be
1 i0 MU A Kt P..b e.l>3
?MO do b:i
?V do b3
ll?> Mil A St P pi..bo
JOO do
1800 do
10:# Chi 4 Alt RR
100 Ohio * M HR..b a
lm> do.... i3
aw
10 Mor A Usa RR. .b e
-:30 TO i P.
? ) >ha 1.8 AMU BRbS
do
do.
do
do.
do.
do.
54).
54 Si
54-,
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1??)
100
au>
moo
18 <u
21V i.rla KK (I
In# do.. bS
10 1 do
10 III Cen RR
5t*J Chl A S\Y RR
lOJ do blO
1 m do
2<J) do
1UO do bi
100 Chi A MW RR pf..
200 no r...
Iki S J Con RR. *10
11X1 do >J
2 0 Mil 1 Ht P RR....
|i>l do *3
2 O do
4' X) Mil it St P RR pf..
IOO Uau A St Jo..
200 1?1 A Wab UR....
1"U do b3
100 do
3U- > Ohio A Mtaa RR...
50 do
luO Pa. RR of Mo....
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
COTTON ON THE SPOT STEADY?FUTUBES 1-32C.
A l-ltic. HIQ11EU?FLOUB QUIKT?WHEAT
DULL AND LOWEB?COHN FIBMEB?OATS
STEADY?WHISKEY NOMINALLY HIOHEU?FOBK
VIKMKB- -LABD FIItMEBl'ETBOLEUM FIKM
EB ?SFIBITS TITBFENTINE QUIET?KOSIN
QUIET?OILS QUIET?FREIU1ITS IBBEOULAB ?
COFFEE 1-4C. DEAUEB?SUUAB FIBMEB.
Wkdnksday, June 14?0 P. M.
Tratio was still slow to-day, and not much wus dono
either on or oil 'Chango. Flour wus quiet, but un
changed. Wheat was dull and lower, cxcopt Tor spring,
which was steady. Corn was tlrm. Oats stoudy.
Whiskey was nominally higher. Pork was llrinor, but
ijulot Lord was tlrraor and In (air request Freights
flruior lor petroleum vessel*, but easier tor grain ton
nage. Cotton on tho spot was stoady; futures wero
from l-:'2e. a 1-ICc, hlglutr, closing steady. Doffuo wiu de
cidedly firmer. Naial stores wore quiet. Oil* were quiet.
Potroleum was Urnior and active. Sugar was decidedly
Hrmer.
CorritK.?The market for Hriuila wait very Arm, and quo
tations were maraed up >4c. per lb. Mild colCee was quiet.
We qnotuOrdinary cargoes, ISc. a lSKJc.; lair do., 10J?u .
a 17c.; good do., 17)^0. a 17)?e.; prlmo do., 17%c. a 18c.;
extreme range for lot*, 1 Tic a llks.; Sautos, lair to good,
lti^e. a 171?c., gold, ninety days; Java, government bugi,
20c. a 22c.; do., grass mat*, 20c. a 23c. ; Sluicapore, do,<
18c. a 20c.; Ceylon, 10){e. a 18)$c.; Maracaibo, 10c. a
18.^e.; Laicuayra, 17c. a 18c.; Jamaica, 15c. a 18c.; St.
Domingo, 14*^e. a 15c.; Porto Itlco, 18c. a ll*c.; Costa Klca.
17c. alUc.; Mnca*s?r, 18c. a lUJic.; Mexican, 17c. a 18o. ;
Manila. 17c. a 18c.; Angostura, 17c. a 18c.; Savauilla, 15c.
a 18^0. : Curacua, 15c. a 17c.
Corrox on tho spot waa steady and unchanged. Future*
were Irmu 1-3JC. to 1-ldc. higher. ttio market closing steady.
The closiug prices to-day compare with Tuasiay's price* a*
follows:?
Junr IS. J urn 11
June.... II 15-lfl a 11 31-32 June ... 11 31 32 a 12
July 11 31-32 a ? July 12 a 12 1-32
August.. 12 l it) a 12 3-:i2 August.. 12 3 32 a 12'i
Sopt 12 . a 12 1-32 Sept. ... 12 1-10 a ?
October. 11 27-32 a 1 October.. 11% all 29-32
Nov llji all -'5 32 Not.... u U5-J12* II |?.|?
Doc 11*2 a 11 2 -32 Doc
Jau 1 V/t all 29-32 Jan
Ksli 12 a 12 1 32 Feb
March... 12* a 12 3-10 March...
April.... 12 0-3ia 12 11-32 April....
11 25-32a II 13-16
11 29-32 a 11 15-10
12 1-32 a 12 3-.12
12 3-10 a 12 7-33
i* >>?y"::::
?Quotation* arc turned on American standard of cUrtta.
tiou. and on cotton In .tore running In l|Uality not more
than half a grade above or below the grade quoted ?_
n 41 VptamU. Ala)*lma. A. Orleans.' Tanm.
Ordlnanry Hfcj n?; ?..yr"""*'
Strict ordinary U 7-10 ?' 7-10 [)"l.
Good ordinarv 10 10
uLlle '."J?-18 w.13-16
Strict low luiudliug.. Ill 1-10
Middling ....
Good middling
Ilk
11 13-10
?>a
a 7-10
10^
10 is
Ilk Hi
111 j-10 1115-10
12 1-10 12 3-10 13>. 12 U
12 W-,0 12 1110 12 13-16 12 13-10
.. O-MJ uii-iu 12 1:1-10 12 13
Strict good middling. 13 1-10 13 3-10 13 5-10 13 5-10
Middling (air 13 7-10 13 9-10 13 1110 13 11-10
lair 14 5 10 14 7 10 14 9-10 14 9 16
?Stained -Uood ordinary, 8 11-lHc ; ?trlci good ordinary,
9 13-IOe.; low middling, 10 5-lOc.; middling, 11 3-18c. Spot
sales ??re a* lollows:?
To-Day. La* Kcrnimy. Total
Export 2,240 380 2,020
Consumption I WO 102 2H2
Speculation ? 110 110
Total 2.430 5t>8 3,028
?Delivered on contract, 1,100 bales. For lutnre delivery
tbe sale* were as lollows:?Yesterday, after two f. It.?June,
lUOat 12 31-32; 500 at It 15 10; July, 100 at 12; OOtlat
1131-32; August, 400 at 12 3-3.'; 500 at 12 1-10; October,
2 0 at llfi: December, 10 I at 11 13-10. Total, 2.500 bale*.
To day. up to two P, X.?June, 100 at 12; 100 at 1.' 1-32;
July, 500 at 12 1-32; 10 1 at 12;1.400at 12 1-16; *JOat
1131-32; uctiat, OOOat 12 1 10; 2.200 at 12 J-32; 200 at
12 W; 1,200 at 12 3-32; 700 St 12 5-.I2; 300 at 12 3-10; 800
at 12 6-32; :nO at 12 3 16; 2,-1*1 at 12ft; 200 at 12 3-32;
100 at 12 1 10; 50n at 12 3 32; 20) at 12 1-10;
Septembor. I.soi at 12 132; 30>l at 12 1-10; 2,400 at 12
:<-32c., 4*JO at 12 Mile.. IWI at 12c.; October, 100 at I lj,c..
2ipO at II 15-lrtc.; November, loo at 11 13-iOc , tt*l at II
25-320.; December, loo at II 2532c, Total. 17.80O hales,
(?rand total, 21,200 bale*. 1 he recupt* at the port* were a*
followsOalveston, IS; New Orleans. 240; Mobile, 52;
Savannah, 221 : Charleston. 23; Wilmington, 15; Norfolk,
173; I'lilladelpliia, 14. Total, 780 bales This day last
week. 2,0X2. Tbla day last year. 1.0HI. Total slnc% Sep
tember 1st, 4,0.n,500 bale*. Cotton freights closed as fol
lows;?To Havre, by steam. J?c., compressed. To Hamburg,
by steam, Ue. compressed. To Hrcinan, by steam. J^'o.,
compressed. To Liverpool, by steain, 5-10c.; by sail, ll-32d.
rUlUU and lia.tlif.?ItecKlpts?Klonr. Di.OUti bbis.; wheat,
128,to*!bushels; corn meal 4 O bull, and 523 sacks; oats,
20,731 busliels; corn, 82,500 do.; rye. 3,000 do.; barley
malt, 1,5<4I do. Tbe Hour market was dull but unchanged.
I III' sale- were about 12,5<0 bbls.. Including State. Western
and Soutliern, at the iinnexed quotations. Itye (lour was
quiet, with ?ale? of 300 bbls. at &I 75 a $5 20 Corn meal
waaquie.; about 4O0bbls. aold at S3 3D a 40lor Krandy
wine, and (2 80 a #3 tor Western, Jersey aud Pennsylvania
yellow. M e quote :?
No 2 State
>uperdue State...,
Extra -tuts
Choice State
Saperdtie Western
Kxlra Western....
MinunaAta
Uound hoop Ohio, shlppiug Irands..
Bound hoop OIlio, trade brands
famUf . ...
St. Louis, low extra
i>t. Louis, atritighl extra
St. l.ouU, cltoiri- double extra..,...]
St. laiuis, choice family
Bye dour, line to supt rlljie "
8vu(itrm. No. 2 |
Southern, superfine
Southern, extra ""
Southern, family
Corn meal. Western
Corn meal, Jersey
Cora meal, Hrandywine..
Corn meal, puueheons...
...W 75 a 13 40
.... 4 00 a 4 40
... 5 00? &
... 5 25 a 6 00
... 4 00 a 4 40
...ft 00 a 5 25
... o 35 a 7 00
... 5 00 a 5 25
... 5 5il? 0 541
... 7 IJOa 8 50
... 5 00 a 0 ? JO
... if :aj a 7 (JO
... 7 ills s 25
... N 25 a H 50
... 3 70 a 4 20
... 3(Xj? 3 75
... 4 Oil a 4 50
.. 4 WJa 0 75
.. 7 IUi ?> 00
.. 3 oo*. 3 25
... 3 Ola 3 25
.. 3 40 a 3 511
20 00 a 2o .X)
20(H)* 2ii ?
? Wheat was dull and lower, except for strictly prime,
which waa steady; tUe saie? were ai.ont 2lJii,iUO bushels,
at II 08 a $1 nx'i lor Ne. 3 Chicago, $1 10 for North
west, SI Olftf aSI 12 for So. 3 Milwaukee, SI IS a SI IStj
lor No. 2 Chleage. SI 19 a SI 2o){ lor soft Milwaukee,
ft 21 a Si 22 lor good to choice do . # I So a $1 it2 for No.
I sprilje, II 2S for good red wiuler and SI Ots lor poor do.
Coru was Urm, especially lor sail; sale* were about
IOO.iMO buahels. at 57,^c. a 58c. for low mixed ana steamer,
53c. a Oil-, lor ungraded mixed, 5tf?kc. a tide, lor graded
mixed, 54^c. a M'ic. for no grade and ?"?7>,u. a 58c. lor
low mixed and ateauier; sales ware ab?ui 400bnsbels, at
85e. lor Western Sariey was quiet. Harlcy malV?W e
note aalu* of 10.UXJ buahels Canada on private term*. Oat*
were steady, with ?ale* of about 80,i?0 uushols, at 42)^0. ?a I
44c. lor unxed Stat*, 43c. a 47c. for white State, 45c. lor No.
1 white W'ustern. 41c. lor No J graded New York inspection
and 38c. lor No. 2 do., and 35,000 No. 2 Chicago in stora ;
last evening at 41c.
Utar amu Jura.?The market waa quiet. Weqaote:?
American dre-sed. Sua) a S-' ?O for single; S2 1 a <225 for
oouble, and SI20 a 1125 tor rougb. Manila lisuip, O'^c .
gold; Kassia. clean. S2UI aS3I . gold; Italian, S^"J afiwJ,
golil; Jute. 4'?c. mb\c.. curr?uc\ , Jute iutta, 2'4c., cash;
SUal heiop, 4?,c.. gold; Istle, >,c. a >S.e-, gold. .
MoLAssaa. ?the market for New Orleans was very flrm;
04 bbls. sold at 4Wc. a <Uc. We quote;?Cuba, centrifugal
ana tn<xed. 22e. a 2-ic.; clayed, 2,'c. a ;3c. ; do. uiuscovado
rclining. 30c a ;;4;'.; do. grocery, 3.c a 40e.. Potto Kteo,
. 5c. a Vie.; English lalanus. 3.u. a .'a v. ; New Orle.-n*. fair
to gmut, |kc. a 52c , prime to choice, .V?. a 58c.
Naval croaks. ? Market for e:<lrit* of turpentine wa*
quiet, nale* late last evening were 185 bbls at 30c , aud
la) bids at '.t>>kC. Itosiu was quiet. We qnoteSpirits
turpentine. 21i'ji- Hoslo?common to good strained. St 05
a fl 75. Tar?W asbiugtou. S. 15 a f - 25. Ad vices (rum
Wlimnigtyn were as follow : ? Kutlli. atrall), $1 20 bid ; g-atd
straiusd.il .5 hid. Tar tlrm. Si 00. Turpentine Iteady;
soil, SI 80; vlrgiu, $2. Spirit*steady, 27*.
Oiu ? Market quiet. We quote : ?Llnaesd, casks, 50e.;
cot ton seed eru le, 4'ic. a 42c. ; Sonthn-n, yellow, (x a 5oc.;
yellow winter. 5<tc. a 58c.; white winter, 05c. lard, present
maks.uie, a U5c.; sponu, crude. S 37; do., bleached win
ter, SI 7<>; do., natuial do.. SI <>?>; whale, crude. Northern,
0 c : do., llouthern. 5 >c ; bleached winter. 70C % Tit.; olive,
casks. #1 17'. a *1 22${j'vdo., o#-e., t4 35 a S4 40; winter,
bleached llsh 48c . cruue hell, 3.V. a 37e.
rKT.iot.at a ?Ihe market was very active and decidedly
Onner, closing alth ll'jc. bid and reluaed. 1 he sale* at
New York were fHlly 2o,< (k> hbla reflued at I4.',c. aud
5.i*Obbli crude at lie. At Baltimore, lo.iMl bbls, refined
?old at I4'?c. I he sale* at Philadelphia were 6,0on bbls. do.
at 14 5-IOc. a 14J,c.. and 7,!*JO bbls. do nu private term*
The Closing prices were as lollows;?^Crude, in bulk, S*(c,;
do., in bbls., I Ic.; tsikned. in bbls., I 4<^a a li*,c. ;uo..
cases, 1 -e. itellued at Philadelphia, I4',c., and at Baltl
tnore. 14'^c. Advices from the l.'reek were as follow*;?Oil
City linn lalrly active; S2 01'4 bid lor United; *hipinent,
S2 25 I'urker's steady; United, S2 bid; ihipment, $2 22H1
bid, *2 -7>j asked.
I'uovmuss ?Keeelpts?Lard. 882 tierces. 140 keg* aud
2frJc*<e?; cut maits, 2U1 package*; bacon, 1.550 boxea.
\>i?- pork maraet wa- H mi r but quiet. The closing "call''
price* w le as tollow.Jnue. Jltl bid, till 15 aak-rd; July,
sou 2D bid. SHI 4ft asked; tugst.i. $!!? 30bid, Sl? 7nasaed;
September, Stl*.2ft bid. #20 asked; (l? tuber. S'O hid, S20
a-ki d: 250 ^lils. Augu.t -old at SI9 3,>, and 175 bbls..
mess, at SIH 25 a 41)1 .Si, mostlt at S19 ;40. Cnt meat*
w?r>(nlrl "e note sales ol 15 tierces pickled I.am* at
12c., 2.ill da. shoulder* at , 15.1 Si 1 lbs. plekiod bellies,
heaiy average, at l','4c , and lO.itsido. do., II Ihs. average.
011 private terms, rreih Inims were qnoted at 10*{c. a I Id. I
pic.ied do. at 111 ,e a llJ,e; Iresli !?<? I lie* at i'),c. a lOe.;
picSleij do. at l<*4c a 10',1 and hosed do. at a He,
It ecu a was <)Ulet and ateail> ; |(M boxes city long clear (old
4(1"',' Heel was q ilet. with sales of .V) bhla. extra mesa
?t qu"taliens. We i4uute ISariel*?Kxtra niSS?, fl2; plain
do.. *11 . packet, SI4. tierces--City estra India mess, S23
? s')i' l~?'a ?????? SJW. asiat Utiata uiaa*. S-U. Heat bAiua
wero dull at f-'l a <23 for prime Western. The lard market
was flruwr. The cioaiin- "call" price* w?r? it> lull"*?:?
June $11 45 bid. *11 55 Hiked; July 911 45 bid. $11 52',,
?skod; #11 ?S0 lid. 911 7D askod; Seuleraber
911 7if? bid. 911 *<i asked: October 911 HU bid,
9U97',' asked; taller year 910 40 bid, 910 7<> aaked.
The sales were about 0.4'?> tierce at #11 50 for July;
911 9'1 ?2W. *11 as, 911 87>e and 911 70 for August
and 911 80 for September. Spot sales were 10<> tierces city
at IP, iv a ll'ji- . and .'><XI tiercel Western at 911 47,'i a
11 5o, molly ai, $11 SO. Helloed was quoted at tJMf. w
Month America, 12c. f.ir the Couiineni a?d lot^c. a 11c. for
Cuba. Half! were 200 tiercel for the Continent at 1-3.,
30O tiarcea for Cuba at 10|Cc. a lie.. and 230 tierces city No.
1 at lO&c. Butter wan steady at 2<>c a 25c. for State auil
15c. a 20c. for Weatern. Cheese was steady at I0l,c. ?
?*?. tor lancy State and 10c. a loj^c. for r.'cod to fine uo.
Kii'a wa* steady, with a fair Jobbing business. We quote
Carolina, fair to prime, tic. atU.; Louisiana, lair to good,
?r>lic. a SVJa.; do., prime. Wi. a 8c,: ICaBftoon, fair to good,
Uc. a 0l4u : I'utna, good, Y.',c. a T%c., gold; Baugoon, In
bond, 2*fcc. a JJ?c.. gold.
Suu.su.?'I he market for raw was decidedly firmer, but
qnlet. Uel*ned was quiet and steady. We quote Fair to
good refilling, 7\c. a 8c.: Cuba, grocery, fair to choice. Mfcfc
a ftfc'c.; do., centrifugal, bhda. and boxes, Nov H to IS, S'^c.
a Uc.; ilo., molasses, libda. and boxes. *l!ac. a 7)?c.; I'orto
ltlco,refining, common to prime. 7c. a He.; do., giocery, fair
to choice, ?>?c. a H\c.; refined, standard A, t'7?c. a luc.; oil
A. '.'V a Ujic.; crushed, I0>ac.; powderod, lotgc.; granu
late, 10>,t; cut loaf, l(i?4e.
stkakink, ?Kecelpts?103 tiorces and 41 bbls. The mar
ket remained dull itt 13',e. at 13,'ic. for prime.
Tallow.?Receipts?01 hlids., 10 tlorcea and 150 bbls.
Tbu market was steady, with tales ol 70,000 lbs. prime at
8Kc- and 154 bbls. off grade nl H^c. a H?,c.
? iiisk?v.?lteccipts?177 bbls. The whiskey market was
nominally higher; hut no sale* were reported.
Kiikhwits.- -Petroleum vessels were lu very active demand
and lully 3d. higher, while grain tonnage was offered lower
to Induce shippers to take hold, which they did pretty freely
at the inducements held nut to llioin. Berth room was in
moderate demand and taino lu the line of grain accommoda
tion. The engagements were;?To Liverpool, per atcaiu,
l.lMi bales cotton at 5-ltld ; about 5,000 boxes cheeto re
ported at 55a., and some lots of bacon at 45s.; and by sail
10.000 bushels grain at 7d.; l.Soo bales cutton at I. a
9-32d.; 1 >0 tons oilcake. 21*. 3d.; 150 hhds. syrup at -5 a.
To London. pur steam, 32,00.) bushels grain at O&d.; and
by tail, H.000 bushels at Ht4d. per t'O lbs.; 40 tons tallow
scraps at 90s. The charters comprisedAn American brig,
hence to Falmouth for orders to tho United Kingdom, ultb
2,(150 quarters grain at > >s. 4>?d ; au Italian bark, hence to
Cork lor orders, with 2.500 quarters at lis. ltd., long days: a
Norwegian bark, benue to Coutlueut. with 3,000 quarters do.
at As. ad.; a Swedish bark, hence to Cork fur orders, with
4,001) quarters do. at Us.; an Austrian bark, hence to
Penarth Roads for orders, with 2.00o quarters at 0*.; if to
Cardiff or Newport. 3d. off; a Norwegian brig, hence to Pen
tance, with 1.? >?*> qnartors do. at 7s.; an Austrian bark,
hence to Cardiff or Newport, with 6,000 quarters do,
at 5s. lid.; an Italian bark, henco to Cork for
orders, with 4,200 quarters do. on private terms; an
American brie, liouce to Lisbon, with K.OOJ quarters at
lHc. per bushel; an American brig, from Philadelphia to the
Continent, with 2,100 quartors graiu at lis. 3d.; au Italian
bark, thence to Bristol Channel, with 2.OO0 quarters do. at
Gs. ; a Swedish bnrk, from llaltimor> to Cork for orders, with
2,000 quarters do. at (la.' d.; a French Bark, 274 tour, hence
to ti e llaltic, with I..'>00 bbls. refined petroleum at 4s. i>d.;
an American bark, 20t tons, hence to the llaltic, with 2.000
bbls. do. at .is.; a Norwugiitu bark, hence to the llaltic, with
2.500 bbls. do. at 4fc. Hd.; an American hrl .', hence to the
Mediterranean, with 10,UK) cases rellticd petroiaum on
privaie terms; a German bark, Iroiu Philadelphia
to Ilr.'men, with 5,000 bbls. do. at 3s, 10' jd.; a
German ship. U10 tons, henco to Bremen, with 6,OjO bbla.
do. at Ua. ljS, i an Italian bark, from Philadelphia to the
Medlierrancan, with 15,(AX) casus refined petroleum on
private terms: % Norwegian bark, hence to Stockholm, with
l.joO bbls. i?tln*d ami 1.0" bbls. crudu petroleum, at
4s. 10d.: a Norwegian bark, hence to Cronstivdt, with 5.41W
bhla. 'clined peli uleum at 4s. od. and ?10 gratuity ; a Brit
ish brig, from Richmond for Klsiuore for orders, with 2,100
bbls. rcliucd do. at 5s. Oil., and British hrig, from Kicbinoud.
with J.ooobbl*. do. fur sum,< voyage and rate; a Ucrmau
bark, liouce to llreinen, with 6,i<00 bbls. refined petroleum
at 3u. I'd ; a Norwegian bark, trom Philadelphia to Carman
or ljaiiisli llaltic, with 4.tVio bbls. do. du. at 4s. (1<I.;
a XiirwcL-lan bark, from Philadelphia to Bremen, Antwerp
or Hamburg, with 4.50 ' bbls. do. at 4s.; a Norwegian bark.
SiO tons from Baltimore to Bristol, with rosin at 3s. Ud.; a
German bark. :<tki tons, reporiod from Wilmington to t!ork
for or.'ers, with naval stores at 4s. a an Amertcau
bark. <HM tons, hence to an Italian port, with Kentucky w
bacc.i on private terms; a British slop, 1.43H tons, laid on
the berth for Liverpool, with irenerai cargo at market rates;
n ve??cl, 24H t?n?, Irom M. John, X. B? to Newry, with deal
at 7Ss.: one. thence to Wutorford, with do. nt smiu rates,
and one, U6S tons, thence to Gloucester, at 72t. UL
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
WiPKKsnAT, Judo 14,18701
rkobipt* rou two bays.
Kmi/? .Ship
uail and
Vetera. Cow. Culvf. Lam'tt. lloffi.
fllxtluth street u:>* 22 *?3 1 -.^.l ?
Forty eighth streot ? ? 1,4 ***
1 unlet h stroot krT, 3tt43 1 570
Jersey City 8'- ? a'mJ
Total* l.S-S.i 2J 1,450 4.010 5.053
* Bgnxa.?Trade still alow on a moderate run of cattla, lu
uiniliiv slightly bottor than on Monday Inn. The markets
ulosid weak, will) several car loads unsold. 1 rice* ranged
troui Kl.c to 10c. per ID.. woghts 0 cwl. to 0 cwl. l-rcui .?0
lb*. to M lbs. hu b?uu allowusd not; only a lew howl ob
titlnod 57 Ilis. to tho owt. nut. At Sixtieth street yards I.
C Ka*tman sold for ?ulf S6 car* of horned cattle; sales as
follows;?108 Illinois steers a( He. a WJ^o. par lb , weight
7V ca t., scant; & Illinois steers at 0'.,c. per lb. with a frac
tion off per lb., weight 7'4 ca t.; 78 Illinois steers at ??c. a
m .? nur Hi weight cwt. strong; 107 Illinois
tuW# ui V>*aC. p?r ib., weight 1% cat strong; 78 Illinois
steer*: at t& a llX. por lb., wilght 8)? cwt.; ?HI Illinois
?tears at Wc. a 10c por lb., weight 8 cwt. scant. Slegel A
Meyer sola lor selves. 12 Illinois steers, at 0K.C. per lb.,
weight ??i ?wt.; 17 Illinois steers. at i*r lb., weight
7l? cat. strong; IH Illinois steers at 0j?c. per lb., with fl off
per lb.. weight V-i cwt.: 18 Illinois stairs, at 10c. per lb
with $1 off per head, weight 7?4 cwt.; 10 Illlnol* steers, at
Wc. per lb., weight 0 cwt. l?. Walxel sold lor Morris & Walx
el*. 17 Illinois ,*i*ers, at Uc. par lb. weight 0'4 cwt.; -JS
Illinois steers, nt ???? Por ,b~ wlt?. " off,Per
weight 0>4 cwt.; 30 Illinois steer* at ?l4c. per lb., with $1
?inner head weight <% cwt.; 75 still led Illinois steers at
Swe per lb!. wltl fl on per uead, weight OWcwt. scant ;
lurid on > ale 10. head of horned tattle. At Jersey City
vanl??8 W. Sherman sold lor 8. \\. Allorton 10 Illinois
?teers at 8Vc. a H'.,c. per lb., weight ? cwt. Mwnf, 8 III nol*
steers ut He. a Usjc. per lo., weight ?S? cwt ; <17 Illinois
steors at OKlc. per lb., weight 7'4 cwt. Coney <k Mel herson
"" for if W. A Her ton lit; Illinois steers at to.
, L p?r lb., weight ewt.i 84 Illinois steers
at ?Ce. per lb., with f 1 or. per head, flight 7>icwt.; for A.
andJ. Christie 50 Pennsylvania steenf at l>r. a H>tc. per lb.,
weight 7 cwt. M. Louterbach sold lor Mopfer A I o. 17
Missouri steers at He. per Ib. weight 6)4 cwt.; 13 Missouri
ste.r* at H>aC. per lb., weight 8 cwt. C. kahn sold lor J.
&!* H Mls-ourl .leer* at %. per lb weight 0* cwt ; 34
Missouri steers at Hl,c. per Ib. weight 7 cwt. Uoldsclimldt
sold on commission 18 Illinois steers at l y. por b. with *1
Jm per head, weights tttj cwt. a 7'? cwt ; 4l1 Illinois steer* at
UVc. a 10c per lb., weiulus i'i cwt. a 8't cwt.
siikkp *st> liAnna.?Trad* show iteneral Jobs in small lot*,
oaallty also generally lair; rates off %c. strongperlb.; sheep
sold at 4V>c. a 5*.c. per lb.; lambs a? 8c. a 1 lc. per lb. Jndd
aud Uuckfnghaiu sold XM Colorado sheep, weight.
lbs at 4'?e. pertb.; 218 ?heop. weight, 18.1120 Ib*. at 4',c.
per lb.; 2ltf sheep, weight mtKIO lb*., at 5c. per lb.: .18
sheep, weight. ID."I0 lbs., at i'.c pat lb. Wase and Pldtock
*uld V)hlo sheep, weight, 11.H40 lbs., at |per lb., i11
Obto ?he?*p. weight, lb?.. o\c. p?r . I?1*
tuclty lamba, weight. 7.770 lbs , at 8c. per lb., .41 Kenlucky
lambs, weight. 15.5 0 lbs., at 8'ie. per lb.. 41 Jersey
lambN weight, 2 S50 Ilia, at l">ic. per lb 47 Jersey
lambs, weight. 02 ??. ler head, at lie. per lb..
NY. KUiott sold 141 IllluuU she*p, wolght lJ 480 |h^. at
4**c. per Ib.; 211 Illinois sheep, weigh! 18 ,llo lbs . at 4 ???.
parl^T 11 Virginia lambs. Weight 0U? lbs at 8c. per lb.;
llume and BMIott *oldHOOhlo sheep, weight 7,000 lb*., at
5>-4c. per lb.; 74 Ohio sheep, weight 0.34O lb*., at 5',c. per
",aTlf? Cow*?Trade rery *low at onrlaat qnotatlons.
Vxau and Caltk*.?Buiter milk led calres sold at 3J?o. a
6c. per lb., quality coarse Ordinary quality caivei have
como to hand of rathar a better description than those re
ported for .eraral week* past. Still, on a heavy run. trade
was alow at Oa. a 7\e. par Ib. rhero were uo smooth quality
Teal* to hand.
llooa.?There war# Bo lira bog* on lale.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Qaltb*tok. June 14, lfW.
Cotton qnlet; middling, like.; low middling, lO^a ;
l?oJ ordinary, ?Ho. Net recuipt*. 18 bale*. Hale*, 74.
8toek. U.284. nrv ori.ka??, Jnna 14. 187?. .
Cotton firm, good demand; middling. llSa.; low mid
dling. lofce.; good ordinary. Net reeejpis. J40 ba e*.
Uroa* 20?. Kxporta?To Ureal Britain. 4,751; coastwls*,
850. Sale*. 3,460. Stocks. U3.857.
Moaibm. Jnna 14, 1870.
Cotton nnchaninMl; middling. lie.; low iniddllug. !(>?.:
good ordinary. "So. Net reeeiptj. 52 bale*, bxporta?
Coa*twls?, 43. Sues, 250, bto^k. 13.818.
SATAjniAa, Jnna 14. 187'!.
Cotton quiet; middling, 11?.; low middling. 10?e ; good
ordinary. 8Va. Net receipts, 321. Oross. 332. k.xporta?
Coastwiae, 3?li (tales, 04. Stock, 4,7i,7.
CmarlkktoN, Juno 14, 1870.
Cotton Arm fhr good grade-, other* ?..mimal; middling
lH4e ; low middling. lO^c a lOJ.e good ordinary. 10c. Net
receipts, Si bales, galea. 350. Moak. 0,522.
WtLBiTOTos, June 14, 1870.
Spirit* of tnrpantlna *teady at 27c. Bosiu brut at ?1 20
?forstrainad. TarhrmatilOU Ogwwo. j... u. llrW,
rieur steady; Mo. 1 ?prlng. W 75; ambar wlntar. ?7;
while winter. *7 25 a $7 70; double exira. $7 75; conces
sions ar. in .de an large lot* sales I.SdObql*. Wheat dull;
s?le> 0.0"?' bushel* No. 1 Milwaukee club nt fl 20 a ?sl .8
Com llim r; saloa of old western mixed t orn meal
uucbaoaed. Mill feed unchanged. Canal f,elghU-Wbaat.
5Uc; com aud rye. 5c. to New Vork; lumber. #2 the Hud
son t-l 75 lo New York. Kailroad frelghW-Kionr to Koston,
35c!; to New York. 25c.; lo Albany, 2. 'n. Lake recelpt*
Whaat, 7,100 bushel*; lumber, 3<i,l*XI feet. Canal ship
ments?Lumbar, teal.
fit-rrALO, June 14, 1876.
l.ake racelpt*-Klonr, 0,000 bhls.; wheat, OI.OW) bushels;
corn, 343.IAJO do.; osts. lh.OOO do ; barley. 15.000 do.; rye.
1 7i?i do Kailroad?Kl.iur, 2.700 bola.; wheat, I5MM
ousbelc corn. I7.no0 do.; oats, U,000 do.; barler, 2,50o do ;
r?e 800do. Canal shipments for tidewater?Wheat. 3U.5O0
bushel*. Interior?Corn, 8,1*10 bushel... Railroad ship
ments-Klour. 2.700 hbla.. wheat, 87,000 bushels; torn,
74 OKJ do.; oats, 9J,IJ00 do.; barley, 2.500 do. ; rye, KX) do.
Ca'nal^reighu lower; early, ?>??.; ater, ?k:. on wheat for
New Hirk. Klonr quiet and unchanged. Wheat held llrm,
buyers holding off; sale* 1.8??) bushels No. 3 Milwaukee club
at (I 14' lO.msi do., to arrive, privately; 1,000do. No. 1 Mil
waukee at #1 23U. Corn dull and linn ; lew cars No. 2 mixed
Western at 5I?. a 52e. Osl*. retaillug only. Itya n.iml
iiaJIrS'Mi. (or ntate . no sale*. Harlay neglected. I ork dull at
SIU 75 for heavy mess. Lard dull at 12c. lilgbwluas noml
nally at #1 11 for city made; little doing.
Tolkho, Juno 14, 1878.
Flour dull Wheal dull, lower; No. 2 while Wabash.
$1 .11; No. 1 white Michigan, ?l 27; extra do . fl 33; ambar
Mlchiana. *1 21V; June. ?l 21} July.tl 23; No. 2 do.,
ft Ui; No. 3 r?o wlntar, (I 2lV; No. ? red, $ 1 04K: re
jected liaylon and Miehlgan red, 85J?e. Corn steady, with
a lair demaud ; high mixed, ; J sue, JO,4c.; Jaly, olc.;
low do., 48^c.; Jnna, 4?c.; July. 4?c.; no arade, 4j>4o.
Oats dull; No. 3, 33c.; Michigan. 33>4c. Keceipts?W heat,
'?c? UUO bmUelt; corn, 4^*UO.tdo.; o?l?. 13,' w w. fchlp
menlt?Wheat, 24.000 bushel*; corn, 2U.IJOO do.; oata,
0,000 do. ? , ,. 10_rt
, Chicago. June 14,187*1.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat active, Brm
higher; closed a shade lower; No. 2 Chicago spring. #1 Ofi?<
?pot and Juna; fl i?HJnly. Corn active. Brm and higher
So. 2 at ipft una .Juno; bi<i. July; 41k*, m
August, (lats quiet but steady; No. 2 at ? 2?V
spot , 3llWe.. Allans!; 2?S?. a July. Ilye steady an
unebariged. Barley steady and uncimnged. 1'roTlslons mod
erat. ly active and higher; mess pork steady at *1U, spot
f)H 05. Jul*; fin 2ft, August , lard tnoderatoly active
higher; (11 20 cash. *ll 22X >>ulk meats steady
Willi a fair dcuaaj; siioalder*. 0>ic a 7c.; dear rib sides
Hie. Whiskey active, but not quotably higher, at f I
Kecelpls?Hour. 13.000 I.his.; wheat. 12;M<*Ibushels; corn
liUt.ooo do.; oai*. t!4,o00 da.; rye, 4.UJO do.; barley. 4,4.
do sh:c?nnt* ? Flour, 7,'Wo bbla ; wheat, "d.OOU busiir s
corn. 22?,oi/v do.; oat*. H>4,U? i do. ; rve, 2,000 do. At
atemoon call of the Board;?Wheat higher; ft Oft'f afl
July, fl o5U August. Corn tinner; 45}^ June,
July. Oats eatler; -9>ic. a 2H',c. cash, fork higher
fl? 1(714 .luiv, fl? 2'jW Aiign?t. Ijiird higher; 911 15
?11 17), July, fl I 27Jt a 911 80 AuguH.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
Fmtidmici. H. I.. Ju?e 14t ll*7d.
Printing cloth* firm nt previous quotation*, wltk more
qnlry.
HAVANA MAHKET.
IIavasa. June 14, 1870.
8p*nl*h gold, 217 ft Sl7f(. Kxehnnge aetive; on
United Stales, 80 days, currency. ?'4 a uieeount;
day*. gftid,2?ft9 fiannum; eft Lftodon, Atfe ft l&M
BRAZIL COFFEE MARKETS.
Kio JAMMftO, Jan* 13, INTO.
CoBee?The market 1> unchanged
Sairroi, J ana 13, 1976.
Coffee?The market i* unchanged
A
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
Lonikim Puunoc'K Maukkt?liMNUuM. June !?? RTen
iuk.- Calcutta Unseed, 47*. iKl. ? 4-s.; linseed oil, 23a. 3d.
per i?t.
FINAKCIAI. .
FISSIONABLE RATE*.?MONEY WLfRl ^
Endowment insurance Policies. Mortgages and other
?eeurltlea; insurance uf all kind* alvctwl with IwMwa
pauiM. J. J. HaBRICH A CO.. 117 Broadway
ALKX. rROTUINQHAM A CO., BAHURSi S WALL
?t. maku investment* ot large ur small amount* in
stocks of a legitimate character; reliable put* and calla;
?locks bought and carried uu a deposit uf 4 to it ptir cent.
Circular* and weekly report* lent tree.
NY AMOUNT ritrs |?" F L'NDS TO LOAN ON
mortgage, City or Brooklyn.
LKAVi rf A WOtCOTT, io Plaett.
?OPE U ATORS WISH I Ntf TO T AK E AO VAST AUK
? of our low quotation* for Stock Privilege* should aend
u* their order* at ou.'e; Put*. Cull* and Spreads J day*. 10
days. 30 day* ?nd UO da>* on 100 *harv* or any part:
amounts Iroin $10, $H*>. $5<XI and upward Invested aceord
lug to tnatructionsand lull report* ul the market given .stocks
bought and carried on llaii per cent umrgiu; relervucas
froui leading banking bouses. Write or telegraph order* to
JOHN H10KLINU A CO.,
Bunkort and Broker*, 72 Broadway. New York.
LAOV IN BVSIN5Sriroll IIKKSKLK WIS?TiTJ
loitn of #100 lor one month; >0i:urily ample; also a
partner with $S,Um Address Kr-MKK.V1.UA, Herald otllce.
CioLoBAOO MINK -TIIK AOVKHTISKK DESIRES TO
J asaoulaM with a capitalist iu a splondld mining enter
prise which will unquestionably yield profitable returns;
t.ri( i,i km immediately required; an luieatigatiou respectfully
solicited from principal* only. Addrena COLORADO
PROSPECTOR, Herald olllce.
I "always" nAVE MOiat TO LOAN "on mort"
gago New Yoik city property: city railroad Stocks and
Bond* bought and tola. H. L. URANT, 145 Broadway.
JO UN S. PIERCE. NO. 3 PINE ST.." ?oaNS HON ST
uu New York und Brooklyn I'.oal K*tale.
Six per cunt money tor,tlrat cla** loan*.
M" ON FA TO LOAN ON MFRINSURANCE POLICIES,
on libural term*. PECK A CO., 16-i Broadway,
room I.
ONKY LOANEO?ON NEW YORK OK NEW JlTtl
*ey Property In *uui* to suit *
J. O. CONDICr, 33 Pino *t.
M
SAKE AND ENDOWMENT INSURANCE POLICIES
purchased or loans mudo on same; other sccuritiel
negotiated. V. W. 0 AOK A v'u., 17:t Broadway.
SEVERAL SMALL SUMS OF $1,000 ANO OfWARD
to loau ou We*tcliestur county Property; Mortgage*
bought ? L. M. D.WEM'OltT. 14.> llroadway.
fPRUSTEKS, KX~KOU ToRS.-MY "specialty' Id TO
X place funds ou sound bond uud mortgage.
W. PYOIT, 34 l'inc *t.
?7 fWWI WANTED?THRBK OhTfIVE YEARS, ON
?J) I .Ul/vr Leasehold worth <!ai>,0 K>; no bonuc, no brok
er*. Aduruas ATTORNEY, box -~-i Herald office.
iOO / WW) TO LOAN ON RICH JKWKLKY; LOANS
>w\'.UUU liberal aud strictly conlideutiai. Box. 2,541
liberal aud strictly coulldeutial. Box 2,041
os/i nnn ESTATE funds to loan on
aioUiUUU city property at 6 par com Apply to
EXhCUTOR, 200 5th St., near Bowery.
$1,000,000 "??<"?'? "
___ V. K. STKV1.NS0N. Jr.. No. 4 Pine *t.
PPnJB^COpARtNEKSH IP llEUE T<)FbKE"KXISTlNO
1 under the nuine and llrm of E. Lux A Co.,
COI'AIHW K UNlilPm.
i
. ha* boon die
?olved by mutual consent.
Louis Selig A Waterman are alone authorised to sign In
liquidation. E. Ll'X A CO.
rpijK COPAKTNERSUil' HERETOFORE EXISTING
X between the subacrioer* under and by the llrm uauie of
"Griggs A Co." I* hereby dluolved, Neul Boyle retiring
therefrom.
Nkw York, June 7,1876. ISAAC OIIIUOS,
JAS M. UltlUUS,
NKAL BOYLE.
riMIE UNDKKdIONKO HAVE THIS DAY ENTERED
A into copartnership, under the llrm name of Frederick
Link A Son. lor the transacting or the wholesale and retail
provlaiou bu*lne*a in the city or New York.
FKEUKKICK LINK.
DA VIO C. JUNK.
No. 502 llunsoM Stkkkt, June 8, 1S7U.
The casing businuss ?111 berualter be carried on by
Churle* W. Link, 302 lludaon at.
J UK K H. 1876. A
IIK COPAUTNKWSHIP H EKE TOFOItE KXISTfNO
between Frederick Link aud Charlci W. Link, under
the firm natuu of F, Link A Bro., 1* this day dissolved by
mutual consent. FltKDKlUCK LINK.
Nkw Youk, June 8, 1876. Cli.vKLRS W. LINK.
BUSINESS OPPOIITU.'VITIKM.
"V""-AOOn itl.> AL tfAP1TAL' PHtitJURED FOR MER
A. ehant*. miinuracturers aud other*; Koul Estate ex
changed lor Budnexs; Mining Interest*, Ac,, negotiated;
person* with capital kecking business udvUed, without
charge, of approved opportunities. Kelereuce*?11. U. Claf
1 in A Co., Ltry Uoods, 140 Church st.; Baldwin, Sexton A
l'eteriou. Manufacturing Jowelers, No. 1 Bond st , Ac.
UKMUS A OABLETON,
Fluanclal and Businoaa Broker*, US Broadway.
7 PARTS WITH MEANS AND EXi'ERlENCR
Jl want* the agency of *ouie salable go >ds. Address
TYliON. Herald ottu e,
\ RARE CHANCE TO SECURE GREATEST MANU
it facturing enterprise in market, by luvesting equally
with udverDsrr. Only until capital required. Balance froiii
business. 62 Montgomery ?t., uooin In, Jersey City.
N Ol.D-K^T.uilJsTllui bUSl.SESS, ESPECIALLY
adopted for a Uirnian, will b* sold cheap, tor ca*h, to a
prompt buyer. Apply at No. 7 3d *t. Ilobokou. N. J.
M~U P it IO I1T YOUNU bit COU 1ST, SVi T U "aTraLL.
capital, dolred in copartnership in an established
Drugstore 111 Brooklyn. Addrea* FRANK ItKVNoLDS,
Kaq.. 44 Court *t., Hrxoklyu, room 53.
TKU ST Y man, OF~ UO(?O HA BITS, H A Y1N U JftKu
cash, wanted to takechargn of branch agency ill Phila
delphia, Pa.; salary and comiul**lou to the right man. Ad
dres* MANHATTAN, 4W Htli a v.
"I PARTNER WANyED WITH 980J FOR IKIKST
il class city Theatrical Enterprise ; already established;
capital required fur extension and Improvement. Addres*
M. B. L. Herald Uptown Branch oltice.
FARTNEK WANTKO-IK YHKAI'RICAL BUhl.NKSS,
with <1.000 to $l.;>l*). In till* city. Apply at 7d5 Broad
way, loom 7, Iroin 12 M. until 3 P. M.
TO INVK.vrORS IN CITY It A ILItOA OS.?AN OPPOR
tunlty for luveatment can be securea lu a large blcicx of
?tock In one of many horse railroad* lu a larne illy; the
stock ol every other road aulls trum par to a large premium,
aud it Is believed thl* will advance a* others within ul my
day* ; the road J??t commenced running. Address box 1,'Jll
Post olKce.
rjpUK hKKSlukncvT
TUK ViKOlXKAfi CONVENTION.
FULL AND LATEST I'A itTICULAR.4 TO-DAY
IX TUB BVEN1NO TBLEUKAX.
Ol'LO AKKANOK TO FUKNIrtil CAPITAL FOB A
tnmmfecturu of undoubted Import mi re, nutlirtiiiitly
dcruloped to recommend ItMdf aud m-uured Lty letter* pal
ent; no toinniunlcailonii nntlceil th:it <lo not state the na
tor* of the Invention. Addres* CAl'ITAl., box lUt llerald
olllue.
WANTKD?I"ABTNKK, WITH #1.SOU CASH. Ta'TAKK I
third iuluroal: money will liu well Hocureil; itivml
(TH(lon lotttttM Address WUOttlfc !*H West 2.'ld St.
& Hill OAIH WILL HMOOBB A HAL? IMTkUKST
In h *?ll ustabllilioil ca?h llutlnpss, paying i UU
par moutU. Addrou >1., box I".' il.-rulil office.
<t?7nn -FAttTMBK WASViTd WITII $700~TO TAKK
?jp | UUi mi iuUiram In Hn uitny cash bu?luu?s out ol town,
uhviiik f4U0 par month net profits; principals prepared to i
ink bestaeSe call for WAl)K, 4# Welt ititii ?t.
r. fWWk TO ?IMMU -I' V KT N KK rl( BXTKN8IV K
iM/U" profitable. wcll-rstsbllsh4d niHiinfaemriiiK
bu^lnau. warrroom*, It road way. factory Brooklyn . i.wn. r
retiring to fcuropo with fortuue. Address, lull uauiu uuii
address, I'KliMASl'.ST, i(<_rind Office.
DEPARTMENT OP PARK8.
At a mooting of the Purk Commissioners, yesterday,
K. C. Morrison, 8uperiut?)udent of Street* and ltnads In
the annexed district, was romovod. It was docidod to
allow bsll and croquet playing in Central Park :or the
remainder of the season. Permits for Indulgence In
the pastime* arc lo be obtained from the Superintend
ent in the Museum Bulldiug in the Park.
FIIIE DEPARTMENT.
At an executive bcb.iIoo of the Bos*A of Fire Com
missioners yesterday the contract for famishing fuel
to the department was awardod to Samuel a French
?t $7,003 iA.
Tho following Is an abstract of the quarterly report
of the department for the present year:?Total num
ber of Ores, 344; estlmnlod loss on building*, $629,707;
insurance, $1,S?77.K00; on stock, loss, (2,1(0,289; In
surance, S3,SON,028; total lose, $2,717,090; total Inxur
ancc. $5,3*0,427: uninsured inns on buildings and
Stock, $28,000. In 107 caves tti'o origin of dre* was
Irotn pipes, or the carelessness of o< cupsctts or em
ployes. 'fhc sum of $9&o 60 was received tor licenses
for tho selling ot kerosene oil, gunpowdi-r aud fire
works. The 101*1 uniformed force of the department
was 763. The total coutracts awarded lor tho quarter
were $20,497. The bal'inco, March 31, in tho life in
suraneo luud wss $470, aud la the relief (und,
$216,674 21
A BRUTAL HUSBAND KILLED.
Coroner Klckboff yesterday helJ an Inquest In the
caso of Phillip Htehl, who was aubhra by his wile,
Louisa, on the 29th ull, while be ras beating her.
Mrs. Btebl Is a young woman of twenty-two years, of
slender build, and has dolicate, comely features.
The flrst witness called was Officer Ad.iiisk.v, of tho
Tenth precinct, who testified to seeing recenxed sitting 1
Ob a stoop in Kivington street on ibo uinhc of '
May 29; asked him what the trouble was; h> j
replied that he had bees stubbed, sad exhibited I
blood on his cloihing; be said that his wtle had
stabbed hun in the side with a knife; went to his
bouse at So. 127 Kldrnlge street witb him and ar
ret ted Mr*, .si eh I: at the station house she staled that
her hushaud ku oeaten tier and that she acted la self
deienco: Iter lace bore marks of violence.
Several other witnesses tn-tined to hsrlng seen
Stehl besting bis wife. Ihe Jury retarned a verdict
that deceased came 10 his death from a stab wound In
the chest inflicted by his wile Lomss In selt dn/enrt.
Tbe prisoner was then placed under $600 bail to await
the action ol tbe Grand Jury.
SMALLPOX IN JERSEY COT.
Tbst UTftUe scoursc?smallpox?which bad almost
entirely disappeared Irom Jersey Oily during the post
two months, has brokei out sfiii a boy named
McNeill, residing aV No. 173 Hrunswlek' Street, wss st>
tacked yesterday. A few day* prsTIo?1| a aluM la
the same family died fross this mslaar.
CHARLEY TIOHS AGAIN.
Christian K. Roar, the father of tb? child abdacMi
from Philadelphia, culled at the Ceulral Othce y*?l*r>
day und hid a prolonged consultation with Superin
tendent Walling. 'Ihi u.ituru of the conversation is
withheld for the present, hut It ti behoved to have
beeu about new und un|iorlan'. clew* which have been
ohtuiocd. Mr. lions still euiertaiu.s hopes of finding
little Charley. It Is rumored that tbo new clewa were
furnished by Westerveli, the brother-in-law of the
dead burglar, Mother, who is now in Moyatnensinf
Prison, and that the information concern* two accom>
plieea ol Mosher and Douglass. wbo accompanied then
mi Philadelphia ou the ktuuapping expedition.
A VEBY DELIBERATE bUICIDE.
On Monday evening Captain Kgbert llayuor, o( Rivet*
bead, reached New York from a Southern voyage, mad
tbo same uiglit started for home, leaving bis vessel la
Now York. On roacblus his boine und going Into tbo
bouse ho found his wife lyiug ou the bed, fully dressed
and apparently deud. l'hyslolatis were at onco sum
moned. who lound Mr*. Kaynorcold and rigid, and la
thoir opinion sho had been dead fruui thirty,
atx lo iorty hours A letter written by bor?
self wan lound lyiug on tbo lloor, near the bed, which
titled lhut she' had taken slrychiiinx to end bur exist
ence. In her loiter she noted tbo effects of tbo potcoa
taken on her feeling*; that she loured she bad been
deceived; that she had taken morphine instead ol
strychnine. She said she would iry Mother potion li
the second tailed. She look It the tlilrd limo and tbea
lay down on Iho bed. The letter ?a< commenced with
peu and ink and finished with a lead penctL The jury
found a verdict ol death Irotn poison, administered by
ber own band.
THE BIVEES' DEAD.
At four o'clock yesterday morning, ?? Henry Ftyna,
of Uarretlo's l'oiut, was Ushmg in the Sound, ho loun4
the body of an unknown uiun, apparently about forty
years or ago, floating in the water. He was dressed in
a black suit and woro a black beard of about on*
mouth's growth, lie is Ave feet six or seven tnchol
in height. The body was sent to the Morgue and tbd
Coroner notified.
The I'ody ol an unknown man was lound In th4
North River yesterday, at pier Xi, and was sent to tht
Morgue. It is described es follows:?Itod hair, smooth
lace; the clothing wus dark coat, vest and pantaloons;
white shirt and gold studs, and uew boots.
.OlUcer Jones, ol the Kleveutb precinct, found tbd
nude body ol a lemulo child, about one month old, la
the East River, at the loot of Seventh street, it wal
removed to the Morgue.'
MARRIAGE.) AND MATUS.
ENGAGED.
Lima?Obttincbr.?Mr. Hrnry Libsa to MlaaVAS*
mi Orttinubr, both of lbl? cliy. No earda.
MARRIED.
Riuurrstakf?Slauuiitkr.? On Tuosdsy, Jane 1\
1870, at the Scotch I'resbyierian church, New York, by
the Kov. S. M. Humlltou. Mr. J. F. BtooKKSTArr, ot
Edina, Mo., to Miss Kli.a MoI). Slacuiitru. daughter
of the lute Dr. P. C. Slaughter, of Culpeper, Va.
Cassakd?1'ombkoy.?At St. Thomas' Episcopal
church. 011 Wednesday, June 14, by the Rev. Dr. Mor
guu, Wiluam J. Cammakd to Airbua 1'okbhoy, eldest
daughter of John K. I'latt, Esq.
CouumtAW?Tkatukx.?(in Tuosday evening, Juna
13, at St. l'uul'a church, Brooklyn, by tho Kov. T. Stuf
lord Drowuu, D. D , Gkoiuik M. Coulikhaw to Iuknr C..
daughter of the lato Cuptatn James Trathen, United
Slates Navy.
Da Kukkht?'Tut'man.? On Wednesday, Juno 14, al
the Church of iho Atonement, by the ltev. C. C. Tif
fany. CiUKi.KH H. Db Kohkst to Ki.la W., only daugh
ter of S. J. Wallace Truman, nil of tins city.
Harrison?Wbiii.? t?u l'u?sd<iy, Juno 13, 1870, by tha
Kov. Dr. Westou, Ubouub W. Harrison to Hits Mauuir
M. Wbiii, both of this qiiv.
Hoi-kimh?Lkatu ?On Wednesday, June 14, at tha
Rutgers 1'ret.bylerlau church, by Rev. N. W. Conkllng,
D. D., Anson S. Hopkins, or St. Juhusbury, VU, to
Mattib V. Lbath, of Memphis. Tsnn.
DIED.
Archbjl ?Ou June 13, Mr* Manr A. Archkr, agai
47 yours.
Funeral services will takcplaco at hor lata residence,
32 East 10th st., at hall-past eleven A. M., on Thursday.
Relatives and Irlends are invited. ?
Brnson.?After a long ana severe illness, ou Monday,
June 12, Maria 1* Bbnhon, ol tnls city, In the 43d year
ot hor age. Her remains were Interred in Qraenwood
Cemetery June 13.
Bbtuw. ?On Wednesday tho 14th Inst. John Thomas,
youngest sou of Anton aud t'atliarlno He tow.
Itelstives aud lrieuds ol tlie lannly are respectfully
invited to attond tho luneral Irom the residence or his
parents. No. 154 Christopher st., on Friday, tha 16tii
Inst., al two 1'. M.
Cattus ?0:i Tuesday, June 13, Zob, wlfo of John
Callus, and daughter ol Johu Van Auiwurp.
Relatives and friends of the lumiJy aro iuvltod to at.
tond tho luneral, Irom her lato resilience, Orango, N.
J., ou Thursday, 16th inst., at hall-pant two I'. M.
Carriages will bo tu wilting al tho Orange depot to
meet the tram ol Iho MornxuaA Enzox lUtlrond, leaving
Hoboken lorry, f'ooi of Barclay *t., at 1:10 1'. II.
U01.K.?Oo Wednesday, Juno 14, 0ko.?^> I., son, of
Isaac and Mary Cole, in Iho lllh year ol Ins ago.
The friends of the laiutly aro requested to attond tha
funeral on Friday, lUlb iosl, at two o'clock, Irom OT
South 4th st, Brooiclyn, E. D.
Conk. ?At Astoria, ou Wodne?day, Juno 14, ofdipth
Iberia, FRkdi'Ib Comb, aged 7 years, 0 months and 19
day a
Funeral services at resldonco, on Camelia St., oa
Friday, Juno 10. at three o'clock.
Ckockkk.?At Bridgeport, Conn., Johkphinb Bond,
wiie ol 1.0granii0 U. Crocker.
Relatives uiid friends are invited to attond the funeral,
from her late residence, 280 Broad sL, Bridgeport, on
Friday, the 16th insi., on arrival or the train that leave!
Korty-second street depot at 1 1*. M.
Crowkll.?In Brooklyn, on Wolncsday, Juna 14,
Cakhik B., ouly child or William T. and Amauda M.
(Jrowell, agod 7 years, tl montus mid 9 days.
Kulutive* and lrieuds aro respectfully iuvltod to at*
lend the luneral, Irom tho residence ol hor parenta,
240 Warreu at., Brooklyn, on Friday lUternoon at threa
o'clock.
Dk Fohrusi ?At I'rovidenco. K. 1., on tbo 2d insL,
FrriB Dm Noybllbm Db FurrrmT, a^ad 3 yoara and a
months.
"Bear hot out sMtly
To her la-t rest;
Sale with her Saviour,
Darliug is blest.
Jesus balli called her,
Fare, uiidutllud;
Take couiJort nad waanar.
'Tis well with the child. '
Relatives and lriend? of the lainiiy are respectfully
Invited to attoud her funeral, Irom 210 8th av., oa
Thursday, at two o'clock, without further invitation.
Fkasrr. ?Ou Wedue?day. June 14, Mr. Jams* Fma
sku, aged t>" years.
Tho tuuerul will tako plaro from his lato residence,
122 Kast 83<l St., on Suuday, the l?lli iusu, al twelve
o'clock noon. Relative* mid Irienes aro Invited to at*
tend.
Kattbniioms ? Suddenly, on Tuesday. June 13, 1870,
William A., son of Henry and Kebecoa Ksiienhoru, la
the 32u year ol his sge
The reiailvus aud irlends of the family are respect,
luliy invited tu nvu-nd the luneral, Iroiu 136 Bergeu sL,
Brooklyn, ou Friday, at two o'clock.
Kblly.? In HohoWon, on June 14, Florrncs Him.
mibtta, y.utigest child of Isslins and tbo Jato Tbomul
H. Kelly, aged 7 month*
Nolle, ol luneral hereafter.
Kt sTrR.?tin Tnes.lay, June 13, 1870, Herman Rrft
tbk, aged 63 years and 8 months.
Relatives aud lrieuds ol the family, siso the ex-mem.
bers ot Company A, Filth roglnieiit, .M.Q.S.N. Y.. ara
respectfully tnvtioit to auond the luueral, from his lata
residence. No. 143 l>ewis st., on Thurxday, Juno 1ft, al
two o'clock I'. M.
Lrkds.? On Wednesday, Juno 14. Eiiiub T . son of
Edward A. and Josepliiue Leeds, aged ft years sad 1
months.
Kelauvea and Irlends aro Invited to attend tha
lunera! services, at the residence of his grandfather,
Darius Farrlugton, 6*7 Desu ?L, Brooklyn, Fridaf
moBilog, the lmh insL, at ten o'clock. Tbo remalm
will be takon to Stamlord, Conn., for interment.
Mar*.?Sadden death of Mrs. Saliva Marx, aged 44
Died Juno 14. 1870, al her residence, Na 14 ar. II.
Friends and relatives are rospectrully Invited to afc
tend luneral, Friday 10th, at nine A. M
McArtnbt.?On Tuesday, Juuu 13, Horkrt McAk*
mky, voungest child of Robert and Mollnda MoArtney,
aged 1 year and 10 days.
Itelaiives and lrieuds are respectfully Invited to at*
tend the luueral, Irom the residence or his (tarsals, 1|
Commerco st., Thursday, June 16, at two 1*. M.
McVrak-Kbnnv.?On Tuesday. Juue 13. at the rest*
douce of her parents. No. 26U 9lh st.. South Brooklyn,
Emma M., wife or John H. MeVrai,, at Now Or
leans, 1a., and eldest daughter ol Edward andMargaral
M. Kenny, nged 27.
Notice of luueral berosftar.
Pakrbmonbl?On Tuesday, tha 13th Inst., Mrs. XaSV
L Farrbmokr, in the 75ib year of her sge.
Her relatives and rnouds and those ol ber sons,
Francis S. Street and Wililain A. I'arreiuure, au<)
daughter, Mr*. Mary K. Brown, are reipoctrully Invited
to attuud har funeral, from the I'aion avenue Baptial
church, Oreuu|>oini, lUiir-dsv. at hall past one o'clock
Pbttit.?On June 13. Konnitr fKrnt, son of Richar4
and Ann i'ettit, aged 1? years and 3 niuntho.
Tha frieuds and acquaintsnres are invited to attaa4
his lunoral, irom his lato residence, ins East Houston
St., on rtiucvUy, June U, at two o'clock
Shottk*.?On June 10, 1870, at the residence of her
son-in law, Dr. Mcwburu, ol Drummondvilie, Ontario,
Mary Fmancbs shotirr. wlio ol the lato Sponaer
WotKl Shatter, ol Situn.;bourne, Kent, England.
Ix>ndon Times please copy.
TuottruOK.? At Knscde, S. J., on Wednesday, Jaaa
14 Gioruk Wn.t.ai;TH TnoMraoR.
Interment stCypresa Hills Cemetery oa Friday, lfltH
Inst., at two F. M.
Warrr* ?On Monday evening, June 12, Ella Rat
mom), only ehild oi Mortwu C. and Lacy R Warren,
?*?it 14 f-evrt aad 0 months
Keiatives and friends ol tbo lamllr ara reapecWullf
invited to atUiu4 the luneral. Irom hor parenia' resi
dence, No. ftft 34. J antes place, Brookljra, oa Tbaradojr,
June IS, ai throe o'clock P. M.
Boston pa;>ers please copy.
Yalr. ?sMtddenly, at Moniclslr. N. J., oa Tuaadaf,
Jane IS? o4 nnsamoaia, Ambrtos Yalr, lata ol tha Urn
ol Carey Ji Vale, m tho 33d year al his age.
Funeral servicsn at the Cougrepuionai shank. Moat
clatr, or Friday, tbo 10th ins*., UMiodlately after tht
arrival of tbe iraia leaving .Vatr York, Horn* aa4 Hfe>
aea Kallroad, loot Barclay sad Christopher sic, at tar*
> e'aloek f. M. Carriaaaa la waitiM at tiki <?as

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