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fNIAL FRATERNITY.
I ED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.]
.bit was responded to by a similar salute,
ramparts ol ibe lort by tbe Ctiaiti.iin ar
r Itiiiis used be ng two Kixpoun<ler?, pro
be company by Geu.-nl Oourite Washington,
i wore kubarqueuily haud?omely entertained
den a ill Sullivau's Island.
at ibe city was brilliantly illuminated, sev
Coeia were iriveu and ibe houses o( leading;
ere thrown upon lor tbe euterlaiumeni of ibe
m:s.
i? occurred to mar the celebration but tbo
ntob was esi cptiunaily severe, prostrating bun
lib sunstroke. Only one ease, so far, terminated
b member o! tbo baud of tbe FiUb artillery.
UNCIAL kSI) CHIMB
Stock Market Firm?Speculative
Securities Active and Higher.
)LD 113 1-8 A 113 3-8.
ey on Call 3 1-2 and 3 Per Ceut?Prime
Mercantile Paper 4 and 5 1-2 Per
Cent?Government and Rail
way Securities S:rong.
Wall Strkkt, ?
Tkcrhday, Juno 28?0 P. M.)
labors ot a scud itmo ure worthless If not fol
by a harvest. Crops mature quickly on tho
Exchange, and It was evuluui that the sewers of
erday wcro reapers to day.
altogether successfully no, for the grain was in.
_ to bend to ibe sickle when the bl ule was upplied,
uo Important amount ot profits was gathered by
great harvesters orgeaned by the horde o( ma&cu*
Kuths who loilow In their trucks. ?
jilaiu English (wailing further developments) the
rise ol yesterday ano this morning was to ull
ices a repetition ul Ibe old gaino ol a drive ut
rts, and was as succes.-lul us it bus been iud
will be, so long us Belters' contracts are made on
?la of borrowed stock Instead ol on options aud
g us brokers' purses are as slim us tbey aro at
nt. A rigorous demonstration on the part 01 tbe
always creates a cry ol tatire qui prut among the
and no timo is lost in givtug it practical upplica.
Tbe consequence is shorts are speedily covered
uatomers disappear with them. As intimuted, the
?i which was very strong at tbo opening was In.
J to weaken at llie exhibition of long stock and
to be rallied at Intervals, thus creating the lretju?nt
alious whkh delight tbo soul ol the soil per.
as Western Union sold up Irom 70^ to 71 a and
again (? 70. Lako Shore irom to 67>? and
to a^utn. Pacific Mail seemed to wnko
lis lethargy and started up irom 24.'; to 27^, with
o.eas to the umounl of 23,000 shares. At the end,
erftbe price fell back to 25>a. Tbe only sombre
of tbo sliuaiton seemed to have been taken by
bigan Centra, and tbe coal Blocks. In the urst,
bably, because at present tbere is no new card to
i>, tbo story ol increased earnings aud the
A of Mr. Aloan's eleillon having already
ten ull tbe tricks that were upon the table.
lor the anthracite carriers tbe public t-1ill eyes
em askance aud Willi the ton.uu of doubt thrust In
cbcck. Tbey were all lower to-day. New Jersey Cen
selliogdg^n Irom 73 to 71 !s, with a ciostng price ot
The guaranteed l.ehlgh and Wiikcsbarre consols
e ollered at 81 tn sympathy witu the indorsing
ul, and optiuns ul seller 30 aud bO days were
?aed at ih" same diHeieuces us have ru ed in the
[k. Th re was sonic recovery al thu close Irom tbe
1 prices of the altcrnoou, but uol sulllciently do
to enable one to uraw a horoscope lor to-morrow.
iiu balks io-uat.
transactions ul the Siock Exchange to-day ag.
I 1(18,888 chares?New }'orh Central acd Hud.
; Erie. 0,000; l.iike Sbore, .'>5,700; Nori hwestorn,
iurtbwcsturu preierred. 0.300; Hoi k Island, 7i0;
I, 22,300; St. I'aul, 4,nuu; St. Paul preierred,
0-, 8,2&U; Western Union, 40,-IOj; Wa .aeb,
PaciQc. 900; New Jersey Ccniral. 5,293;
Central, 3.8JO; t-ontolidaied Coal. l,200i
'IXI.VU. UIUIIKST AXI) L'lWKST I'KICJkH.
wing tabid si.o>vs ibe opening, highest and
ot tbo day:?
Uprning. Hig'irtt Luvtsl.
ntrnl 108 108?f 108
139'* 141 139 ?
14 14?, 14
? it)1 j !>'<'* 00 '4
-'i 2'i 2',
? 42* ?.?k 42*
i^esiem.x,;^;;; aak ??** ???>
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western pretty
Island W W? WJs
ir8 41* ?,
Jke* and St. Paul. .T^Sk* 70
id St. Huul prer..... 171; M'i
lid Mtaslssippi 1?JI .!? Tlx
'isey elltral. ...... 73 Jw tgj "
ick. and Weslorn.. 107 K 03
Pacific "J?
nd 1, Central 4 * *
union 70* n% n
and PaclBc Tel.... 17>,' JJX JJ
ail 2-'X J?* *
140 140 140
i' and Peirolcum. 119?* 11#J?
CLOSING I'HICKS? 3 T. M.
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J ADVAMK 450 DKl'LIMK.
'The following aro itie cbaagea Id closing prlcea com
W?d witu those of yisteraay:?
I Ahvam k ~Xew York Central, # ; C., C.. C. and I.,
Eric, j ; Hannibal. ; Illinois Ceutral, l.ake
lore, ; Mi-snuri Pacillc, 2; Ohio mid M suSJ-ippi,
I'acilic Mail,;,; Wauisli, >,; I'uluti Pacific, 2;
fesiaro I'nlon, H ; gold, '4.
I'KCLiMi.? Si. Paul prelcrreil, : Buck Island, .'4 ;
'Jersey Central, 1 v ; I ortliwciiern, >, ; do. pre
'4; ''iicbigsn Coniral, % i Delaware and Lack
iua, V
(I of tbe market w?a stationary.
tsa MOMir makK kt.
on wll closed at 3 s and 3 per cant. Prime
paper la uucniuged. i'or<*gn exebauge
|ra lor (Wrllng aBd doll for continental bill*;
|asking ratm, 4.88* and 4WS; selling rates,
4Ml Ki-lchmarks. l?.> . ?WI< and ?6T> a WJ.
96%. Prime runs, 5 15 and 6.12 '.,. The lol
Lg an tbo rataa of exebauge un Sew York at the
nentioncd otttee todaySavannah, >? pre.
Charleston, selling 3-lfl; baying, !(; Clncin
tery Arm,'par; New Orleans, commeroln), X, ?
jl Chicago and 81. Louis, Pur.
the oor.0 makkkt.
I closed firm at 112%, the highest price of the I
rht lowest price was US1,'. Cash gold loaned
I at 1 a 2 per cent lor carrying. Tbe (act that
7,000.000 gold has been paid ont by tbe Treasury
s, wmle gold Is only 1 a S per cent lor
rtalnly lUUtaates a large sliorl o.eron
tioxa or TBI on:.u axiHAxaa sa>k.
$1,'J4.\463
|iaaees 1.3WUJ3
ao.iKiu.^oo
ClKAaiXO HOt'SB STATtMaXT.
|a?,?l# ,?M
X 044,4ia
It.j70.o54
1,740,7u8
tbe ankers anticipate beavy sbipmenu of
rope on Situday. The steamship Leasing,
Or Kurope to-day, take? oat t >M,W0 sper.e, of
|2M^ixw is gold coin and tbe remainder surer
TUB VOOHOa MABKBT.
jtu* ces do sot report an Improved feeling
bourse*. Kreoch rentes Ueellaed to
LlAbooo consois are iowor aad Uniteil
Money is plentiful and lending
[Mils at 1 -A per real, winch is tiireo
slow I e atatatuMi rate ol dist-oaat
Knjf and Tt* directors, at their
>-day, made H'change iu the rote,
f per o?Bt. In Fran a fort I'mtod
are quote . at 101 TIM Book ol
woek, reports ib MCToaae ol
sk of Knglaod [Jiid 'luring tbe
hullipa, and the proportion ol
MMfc IBM w?ek waa MJK per
a 107 it 10?\ a
; Rock Island,
Delaware nod
)1%; Burlington
for TeniieJS?*e
K 40 ,%.
aand lhi? after
briber improve
closing Arm
Mill, if -BOW 55'; per cemU The loliowiiig are the
latest qnoi tious:?Consols, money, JS7^ a 94; Jo., ac
count, 93 15 Its a 94; 1*05 bonds, 15%; ls6: bonds,
108%; tan-forty bonds, 107*4j newjtcs, 106XJ Erie,
12%; Erie preferred. 18 a 18%.
I.VVEKTVkST SHABKd
Investment shares were firm. witq the exception of
Now Jemev Central, which sold nt iJ il)j ? >15< ; Dela
ware and Lackawanna brought 10^
l(M<i ; Chicago and Alton. 1?2 n 10
109%; Now York Central, 108 a 10M|
Hudson, 105 V; Morris and Essex.
aud Qumcy, 115 a 115%; ProJuter^aud Petroleum,
119?; a 119%'.
STATI BONDS.
Siato bonda at tho Board were
sixes new and new aeries, ib^ price Im
COVKRNVKMT BOND*.]
Government bonda wore in gond
noon tor inveitment, and there wne al
ment in some ague*, t!>e mark!
al the following quotations:?United Slates currency
eixea, 120%; do. do., 1881. register* 119s; all9J4;
da do., do., coupon, 12:; u 1-3!K do. do., lS6."i,
registered, ll0?i a 110 ;; do. i'.o. do., coupon,
110% a 110%; do. da, da, mw, re Istered, 117 X ?
117\'; do. do., do., coupon. 120".; 121; da. do.,
1807, registered, 119>J a 119%: da i, Oo., coupon,
122.?; a 123; do. do., 1HC8. reentered, a 121% ; do.
da, da, coupon. 124 a 1241;; do. en-fortie*, regis
tered, 117% a 118; do. do., coupu* 118% a 118';;
do lives. 1881, registered, 117)* al|7%; **o- do., do.,
coupon, 117*4 ?11"%
Tin t'XITCn STATBS TKEAIVKT.
The United States Assistant TreaWrer to day paid
out $1,290,000 gold for interest and,$12,000 lor five
twenty bonds redeemed. The sllv?r payments were
$20,989. ol which $14,0-87 was to 1., applicants under
the $100 limit. Reveuue receipts, jto-day, $400,000;
customs reco pu, $300,000; bank nof? received for re
demption, $700,000.
BANK 91UKEM.
The only sale of city bank shurou was 10 American
at 109.
MINING STOCKS.
The following table shoving the ajvance and declino
ol stocks in Suu Fraucisco, including lour days and the
opening figures to day, w furnlsled by Mr. William
Ward, Drexul Building.
-Junf
29th. Change*.
47 Advance 1
17 ?
46 Decline 1
8 V*
73 Decline 1
Decline 1
Decline 3
Mth. 27tA
Alpha 40
Belcher 17
Best <V Ueiclter 47
Citk'doniu m;
California. 74
Choilar Potosi 70
Con. Virginia. 01
Crown Point 10
Uould A: Curry 15
Hale & Norcross.... 10
Imperial 0
Justice 23
Mexican 28
Ophir 49
Overman 00
Savage. 20
Sierra Nevada. 13
Yellow Jacket SI
The closing prices
were:?
Consolidated Virginia 58
Caliloruia 73,%
Segregated belcher... 75
Optnr 49%
Cliollur.... 78'4
Savage 18,%
Coukolidat'd Imperial i\
MeX'can 28%
Could & Curry 15%
iU't-t A. Belcher 4o?
Hale li Norcross 10
MKXORA.VDA.
Tho Governing Committee of ths Stock Exchange
have adopted the following resolution:?
Reoolved, That upon the opening ol the Exchange
Wednesday, July 5, tho hour ol transaction ol' business
shall be ut eleven instead nt leu o'clock A M.
At the suit of Mr. Levi A. Dowlcy Judge Donobue
to-day grouted an Injunction against the Western Union
Telegraph Company, the Farmers' I,oon aud I'rual Com.
pany and the Ui'on Trust Companv, restraining the
Western Union Telegraph Company from payment of
Ibe dividend contemplated and declared as payable
July 15, 1870, as set tortli iu the complaint.
A special despatch fri m Washington M.vs:?"It Is
now conceded, by both democrats and republicans,
that the Specie Resumption act will be repealed ut an
early d?y." -
Tho Senate has recommi ted both ol tbo silver bills
to the Committee on Finiueo.
NEW YORK STOCsMCriANGE SALES
i?rown Point 10 %
Jacket 31 %
40
1?K
18
Sierra Nevada 14
Lxchequer IS
Overman .r>9%
Justice 23
Caledonia 7.%'
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
COTTON : SPOT IBREQULAR, FUTURES LOWER
FLOUB QriET?WHEAT DULL- CORN FIRM
OAT8 STEADY?PORK FIltMKB ? LARD FIRM
LB ? WHISKEY QUIET?PETROLEUM FIRMER
NAVAL STORES QUIET?OILS STEADY?-OBO
CEBIEB FIRM ? FREIGHTS QUIET.
Tbi'Msday, June 29?8 P. M.
There wag a fhlr movement In a lew kinds of mer
clistidise to-day, liul as a general tiling the markets
were about us dull as tliey coal J well be. Both on and
oft 'Change the nominations lor President were more
talked about than business, and among Intelligent,
weil inlormod men congratulations wore freely ex
changed that, whatever tho result next fall, the coun
try will be sale and business ought to reVivo right
speedily. However the olecuon may result, It Is ar
gued, the finances or the government will certainly be
haltered, and wiser he ds will assuredly guide the
nfl'aimol this nation henceforth. Flour was still quiet.
Wheat was dull, save a spasmodic move.uent in prlmo
No. 2 Chicago spring. Corn * a* firm, wltu a tali do
tnacd. Oats were steady. Wlnxkey was easy. Pork
and lard were firmer, although the latter was in Mm.ted
demand. Freights were quiet. Cotton on the (pot nil
steady: futures were firmer, t'ofleo was strong Gro
ceries were generally Uriu. bat qaiet Naval stores were
quiet. Oils were steady. Petroleum was stronger. ,
Corrga.?Tlio market for Uracils was firmer; sales were
l' 5,0118 baxs Bio. ex Tlvrese, at 17*^?. lor fair, and 2.14 bag*
do., ex Nellie Vartlu, on private terms. Mild coffee was
unlit, but firm. During tbe past weekthe following sales
were made lor consumption within tin rasin:-i,(W ba^s
Maraeaibo, 1 iflRdiv l.aguayra, 1,709 do. Ceylon, M do.
Savnnllla, lt>2 do. Costa Rica, 'Jim do. Jamaica, 30 J do.
Manila; also. 50,1140 mats Java, ex sundry vessels, on pri
vate terms. Including 8,18O mats for European aceouut.
The stock In % at b inds Is 80.08'l grass mats Java. 11.448
begs Ceylon. 22,838 do. Maracalbo. 5,774 ao. l.aguayra 1.107
do St. Domingo, 130 do. Porto Rico, 4,813 ao. Costa Rica,
071 do. African. 1,013 do. Mexican and 2,3110 do. Ssvnnilla.
We quote Ordinary cargoes. l.V4c. a l.'>',e ; fair do.. 17c.
a 17'4c.: good do., i7.Uc. a 17t4c.: prime do., 18c. a 18',,e.;
ext erne range for lota. l.\*?c. a 19l4c.; Kmtns, fair to good,
ltl^c. a 17>40.. gold, ninety days. Java, government bags,
2llc. a 22c.: tlo.. grass mats. 20c. a -He.. Singapore, do.. 14c.
a Wc. i Oylun. ItlJio. a ISJ^c.; Marucalho. Hf4c. a 18c.;
l.aguayra. H-.'ie. a 17lac.; Jamaica, Iftc a 17c.; Si.
Domingo. 1 lj>c. a 13c ; Porto Itlco, loc. a lH^e. : I'oita
Idea, 17c. a ll>c.; Mexican. 10HC a 18c.: .Manila. 17c a
Iric.: Angostura, I7c. a 18c.; oavaniila, 14*?c. a Inc.;
Cnracoa. 14),c. a 17c
CoTroK. ?I ha market for snot cotton was fairly steady:
fuiures were firmer. Tbe closing prices today compare
with Wednesday's prices as follows:?
Wnhitfliiy. Ju?r :8, Thur+tity, Jut* 29.
June... II Xf-M a 11*i June... II?. all 39 32
July.... II 28-3? a 11% July.. II,?k a II 29-32
August. II 27-32 a llj, Au.ust. 12 a ?
Kent ..II 13.10 a II 27-33 Sept.... II 15-10 a 11 31 32
(iclober 11a II 21-32 October II 3&-JA a ?
Nov.... II 17- '3 a? Nov.... It 21 f- ? ?
Dec ... 11 17-32 a - Dae.... II Jl-Sg a ?
Jau II 2 -32 a 11 11-16 Jan ... II l?-l4? tl 27.32
teb .... II 1.1.Id a II7. Fab II 31-tJa 12
March. II 31-32 a 12 Marvb 12^ a 12 5-32
April... 12 5-32 a 111 Mil April... 12 B-Si a 12 11.32
Mav.... 12<; a 12 13 32 May.. 12 I.V32 ? |2 17-32
?Quotations are bayd on Asitrtsas standard of elaa.iflea
tion, and on cost** la atare raaalag la quality not more
than ball a grade above or below ike grade earned.
IMaWa. Ala! mill. A. orlmru. Trx<u.
Ordinary .... m H-16 8 H-M 8 tt-w h y m
Strict ordinary 9JK 9X 9-y '.Wj
Oood ordiaarv. .. . U1.V16 W Pi 10 I'l 110 111 I
T? 10 I'l "1-10 III "l-16
Strict g?ed?rdi?ary. 10* 10* 1 ft I0?<
Low middling It l-lfl II 3-10 II 5-10 11 5-16
s?rtet low a>ltfdlia?: Ufc Ilk UK lift
Mindllng 1 I 1-", 12 3-10 12 3.10
Oo?l aaiddllBar...... I-'', 12* 12V 12k
htricl good middling 1.1 13lZ I i'4 1 .'4
M?tdlta.g lair 13's 13k 13M 13*.
Fair I4;? I4?J I4,S 14>,
?Staiaed- flood ordinary, 8^c ; strict good ordinary,
?*e.: low middling, lO^e,; middling, il)*c. npot salos
ware as follows:?
To- l>"V, LaM Total.
Kaport 14*1 t 87 8.7
t'oiisuiiiptlon 4M i 21X1 tilsl
Spscui .lion vm ? 26J
Totals 8H2 887 1,77??
?Dell* sred on contract, l.tslJbaiea. For futura delivery tlie
sali-s wero as loiluwsY< steruav, alter two P. M :?-June,
2UO si II :Le.: July, 4UO at 11 .a-J^e.; August, .(JJ al
ll',c. 2(?lat II 27 32c.; >eptemb<.-r. 2U.i at II 13 l?c.;
October 2'*) at II 21-.i2e.; 3UIat ll^c ; Novrmber. 1<*j at
1 I7-32V. ; Jauuary, .-.?A? at II II 10c. Total. J,1<A? haiea.
To-day, up to two P. M. :?Jiioe, 2(1 at II 13 lii... 1 hi at
II 2? 32e : July. 1 x> at II 2.V32c., 4IIU at II 13-IMe.; Au
gust. 4( s * at II 2H-:i2e., 20 i at 11 Ib-We., 2<Uat II 2u.l.e...
I,r>JUai 1115-ltie., 2Ut> at 11 31 32c.; Srpirmber, 4<<l at
II U -c ; .Non-uiber, 1,M at II l#3x; li eewket,
?I'lO ut 11 lU-C'c, 1UI at 11 ? Wc., 20 at II
1:1-3 c.; 7<s) kt IIV Total. U.7U0 bales, ilrnnd total,
II.HiSi liales foe rcf?ipta at the ports w?ra as lo.low. -
Oaiveston, IIJU t^tes; .New l>rlean>, 73; Mobile, 1-2; >a
vauaab. il7: l li ?ilrston, .17; Norloik. UJ: New Vork, I'm,
llost. n. 337; Pl.iltdeiplila. TiWi lotai. 1.342 ba.es. this
day last areek. W32. i ins day last year, 4nl, lutai sine -
.-??pte i tier I, 4, (Vi.litl bslos. Cott.oi frrlctits rltosd as fo ?
lows.?To Havre, kyVeau, *.e.. coiui>ru>s>d: tu llamuur^,
by steam. !iC , cuinprtesed : to bremen liy steam, '4c , com
pressed; to uivrrjMol,Vliid.. by sieam; by snil, W-32J.
r i.ut it aio Ua*iJ?. ?Aeeei,.te~Flour. I l.uuu obis.; wheat,
8He>,?i i bu<Jieia, corn mkai, iM2 Obis and 2lo xaeks.uats,
03,423 busheis; corn. I'^,74t> ?io., rye. 5.WI no., turley
mail, 1..I30 do. Tlie fiour inarket was quiet but uorhsifne l
loeoles wru In. nb\. inc tiding Mate. Wi-sii-rn and
HoniUera, at th* annexed <iy>tellans. Kye flour was qniet,
witlt sal.-sor JUJ b <ls. and i.'uisacaa. Cora ineal Hiaudr
wme solu at 93 -3. We quoiA-?
No. 2 Mate $2 7.1 a ?3 2ft
>uperHne Mate :i K> a 4 21)
Extra Male -\... 4 1*1 a 5 2>
is.ai
?I UO
Hup-rflne \V'.-.tcrn \ 3 k.'i ? 4 uo
Kstra Vt'ntern \ 4 73 a ft M
Mimirsola 3 23 a tl 73
U. urnl noop OI1I0. slilppfng brands..> 4 K> a 3 .i>
It'.und b'op oh w, ira<U brands \ 6 30 a (1 30
Family V 7 (W a H 5i>
M. Louis low extra V ft W> ? H t*j
M. I.. UI-, strai. bi extra tl T?i sr 7 i?>
Si. Louis. If dee double esira 7 0t> a 8^3
-t l^iuts, cheice family H J3 a u 30
Hye If iur. lii.e to suprrfiue. V... 3 7<? a 4 2<i
noeilieta. No. 2 .V.. 3 Uia 3 73
>uui .am, su|ierliue... .v. ih'is 4 JO
Southern, extra V 4 73 a U 75
b nubern, t imily ,\ 7 Ui a it 'At
torn meai. W estern .\B >Oe 3 23
1 oru 111 al, Jersey ^ tl s 3 25
Corn meal, Hr.u lrwlne 3 >0
1"..111 meal, buacheous 2Uu 1,, jii 30
- Vt beat waa dull and easy, exeept tor prime No VuJbicago,
lor islncb there was some speculative ioiimry. ?'tV,ali s at
$ 14. Ihe sales were about I i3,?? O Lu.li'k d :l 'd
tor common spiiu.:. #1 I0a#l 14 for No. i Cliieatio.aj 14 t
#1 17 for No. J Milwaukee. 9l 22 fur Minnesota, Slyi Tor
i-utainOM led winter, "4 lor No. 3 Milwaukee an Ut| ?
$1 22 for ungraded sprta/. Corn was firm. ?itu a uiouWate
Inquiry, fbe sales were about bptheie st 'Vie. aVjc.
lor prime mixed, 3 e a 34^,c. for damaged and IiciU
S7Jac. a MV,c lor strainer, bile, for (leanur yellow ?1 a
t<"ac. fur i.n^r.tded nnxed and .Vic a Ola lor while ak
wallow. Itye was quiet Karley and barla> malt were qiiie'
ban were steady, with ta.es of :al,ijuj unsheis a .?t{4c
37c. lor No. 2 woite. 41c lor Nortuwes em aud M'iscoii?
mixed. 40^0. for ciioiie N'o. * I hicag.' mixed, 4<>v. a ?.*ic. lor
Wi.iie -tale aad J?Xe a 44c. for white Vt estern
llkar sMO.mrs w- re oui. t We nuoteAmerican dre sed.
t a 42 Ofor st .gle. t2 a #22" l<>r onble and 4 -Ua la->
ler rough. Manila bemp, \c . go.d; llnssia, cleau. #21 si a
SP..I .gold. Italian. A-.? a (i u, ^old. Jute. iVe. a 34c.,
correncv, juts <utis. 2 ,c. cash, al.al Demp, t'^c.. gold;
1 sue. He is '*s? . sold
M01.as.sKs was ijinel isn . steady. Tbe sto k is ,V?.Vi hods.
Cuba. 2,.SAI do I'orto Kico 2,Hlli? do. Kn;iisli Islaode
? no 2,<ssi bhls. New iors. Aa tjuote; - Cuba, can
1 si ugal aial nixed, 22c, a .'Ac.; clayed. 21tc. a 3'3c.; uo.
innxrovaooVreUatng. .tOe. a 3?- . do, grocery, 32c. a 4 *r.;
Porio llico 3 c. a 3<ic : Knglisli Islands, 32c. a *Ic. ;
V?* Orieaus, fair to good. lit. a 52c.. prime to ciieice, 36e.
ii"?
tsavat. SToncs.?The market was generally <iniet and with
1.4 . special change , l,.aa)n.ls ood straiue i r >siu sold yes
titta* on private terms. We quotekplrite ol inrpcuilne
Sllu^c. Kosla?Common to aood straiu.d, ?i 7o a al 7j.
Tar? Washington. $2 2ft: do . Wilmington. $2 Wj r?0.
Adviea Ire in Wilmioc* ? wn as follows: Ki.?in quiet;
atrained. #1 g?.?>.| >i rainril. (1 ?<?. I. r quiet fl '*?.
Turpentine steady ; hard, 11; soft. 91 HO; vlrg.n. $2. Spirits
ktfllT, 27c
KtLs. lit) market * a> i|Ulrt and -tardy. VVe quote : - Liu
seed, casks. Vie cottonseed. ctuie. 38c ; 8ou:fiern ?ellow.
4fV a .ii>c ; yellow winter. 5?h- a ?He. . while an er. tin.-. ;
lard, p raent ake. ffjo a S*c . sperm. crud , I do.,
blenched wiu'sr. ?l K<. do.. ntinrm do.. 91 t!0 while,
crude. Norilf rn ilOc. . do .Southern. f?'c bleached wii ter,
7(>e a 72>- . olive. ca?ka. $'? 17 , a Tl 22'., iu>??.
f I 35 a 94 40; winter, bleached tiali. 48c.; crude ish. 36c.
a 37c
I'KrRoi.nra. The market wa* etranger hut quiet: 2,800
bUl rellned Old at 1 .. and WU tibia. do. (to till? at
Id . l ate last evening *,(?JO bids ci u le sold at 12c The
doling prieea were a< follow*: Crude, In hulk. Oc.; do . In
lihl-.. . ? IJ'.r,, rellued In bbla., Ilk.; do., in esses,
IUc. Keiiiied hi Philadelphia I5'4c.; do. at Baltimore.
I '3t'e. Ad Ice* trnm the Creek were as lollnw* :-Parker's
firm; United. II )(; Ittlon, 92 07',; shipment, - '??>.
Oil City steady , 9- i *'j bid for United; shipment. #2 27
a m ? ao
I'HormoNj.?Kecalpts?Pork. 217 bid*.; lard, 457
' tierce*. -OO keg* an i -04 oasea; cut meats. 308 packages;
bacon. 35 tierraa and 2,013 boxe*; beat. ju tlerura and 1H5
bbla. There wuaalairly active movent lit lu pork to day.
under which price* advaneed, closing ut the second "call"
na luilowa : - Julv. f l'i .VI bid. $10 75 asked; August, ill" 75
bid, $19 aaked, September. 9I>> "-0 bid. 9-0 <'?1 a*ked;
October. 9.0 J.i a<kal I he sales wer* nbout 7,500 bbl? at
910 70a*IU 73 it *l9 8*>for August and 91H tor Sep
lember; spot tales were 3(k) libls. mass, at 9I'J .ri.r> a
910 75. cash ; 15 bbls. extra prime (old at 9IH 50. Cnt
meat* ruled ^ulet. with aalea of l.lKXi pickled thouldpra at
H'Jc,. and 8.0 alio*, pickled bellle*. lieavy average. nt lOe.
I'reab harna were quoted at lukc. a 12c., freah bellies at
0^ . a 10c., pickled hatiia at 1 ll4c. a 13c.. pickled bellies
at it'fc. a I0K?.. ai:d boxed bellies at 0l.c. a ll'<c. Mitokod
meats ware dull at 14J.C. for hatna and H>c. lor shoulder*.
11aeon was dull and easier; quoted at lO^e. tor city long
clear and lOSjC. for Wetlcrn. Heef was quiet at former
prices; MO bbla. city a>tra India mass sold at 920. Wo
quoteBarrels, extra uiesa. $11 a9>2: plain mesa, 911 a
910; packet, 912 a 9U<; tierred, city extra India, $22 a
9'J:l; India mess, *21; prime meaa.920, l,ard was nuiet,
but tlr ner. closiu; at the second "rail" a* follows:?Jttlv.
911 37>; hid. 911 Co? tiske'l; August, 911 > f> bid. 911 72)f
asked; Septemlier, 911 77^ bid. $11 rCi a>ki'd; October,
911 00 hid. 912 asked The aales nerx about 2.-0O tierees.
at 911 07> ? 411 i!7'. for Aucuat and $11 Ml for September.
Spot aalea were 17 i tlercea city at 11MU) tierces West
ern No. I at llt?c. and 1,000 tiercea at IheBl'est lor export
on private teruis. Refined was quoted at I2l?c. for South
America, 12c for Continent and lie. for Cuba; V> I tiercea
aoid lor Hie Continent on private terma, f>) tiercea 'or t'uba
at lie. and 50 tierces city No 1 at lie. Butter and cheeaa
remained quiet, but steady at Inte prices.
ltlCK. ?The ui.irket wasst-ady and I'alrly active. We quote
Carelina, fair to prime. .V^e. a ?*,c.; Louisiana, lair to
good, 5'4c. a "i^e.; do., prime, tic. a ; liaui;oon, fair to
i;ond. tl'^e. a il',e ; fatna. tfood, 7'4c. ?7'?c.. ifoid; Kan
KOOU. in bond. 2*?c. a 2\c., cold.
ftt'UMt.?llio market lor raw wii* very llriu but quiet.
The >tock ul' raw is aa follows: ?
Uhlt. ttu? llrti/t. Xelado.
Stock laacertainedby actual
count, iiiuladiuir specula
tion I June 1.1S7H 05,142 3?,778 SlO.eSTi
Receipts since.iiinu 1 5',OHI 1U.04S U0 511
Total* 140,002 Wi,82tt 25tl,lWrt
Sales line* Jane 1 80,207 0,200 ,55,sol
Stock this day, June 20,
1H70 05,1135 40.1120 104.335
ComparlUK with Hock
I titny 1, 1875 169,18 40.500 180.SIH
OotnparitiK with stock
Juiy I. 1874 .155,154 03.118 175,373
Cotupurinv with atoea
July I. 1873 101,183 50.208 232.338
?Wo quoteFair to Kiuid relininu;, 8c. a
I Cuba, croc ry. air to choice, 8J,c. ? 8jie.; <lo.,
j r*utrifa|(al, nlids. and buxea, Nos. 8 to 13, 8kc.
a 0'?e.; do., uiolasaea, hlids. auu boxea. 7c. a 8o.;
l'orto Kico. rulininx. common to urioie, 7'4e. a S\,c.; do., icro
cei J, lair to i boiee, H;,e. a s\'c.; retined, atandard A, 10c. a
10.'?c.; olf A, OJjc. a Oj?c.; crushed, 10;,c.; powdered,
lii',!-. a 10??c.; urannlatea, iO'.c. a lu)>c.; second quality
do.. I0'4c. a lliJ,c.; tut loaf, H'"4c.
STBAHtNK.?Reaelpta?20 buds, and 2 ' tiercea. The market
was quiet at 1 a 13*4c lor prime.
Tallow*.?Receipts?05 UlnU. and llObliU. The market
was steady, withsaies ot 3 ,(MJiba, ut 8ji, aud 6otiercea at
M 7 Ilk-.
WtiisKKr.?Heceipn?387 bbla. whiskey The market was
quiet, 1(10 Ubla. chau^ed hands at 91 1- a $1 12\ cash, auu
r.-auiar.
KkKit,'its.?Business in tula way was moderate, owlnir In
the instance of petroleum tonnage to in- Inuh price oe
tnanded lor oil, an i lor ut::er kinds a trittiug deiuaud. with
ratea k nerallv ateady. The eiiKa^ementa were: To Liver
pool. per ataum, ..8.(100 bushels crain including 8,i>00
bushel* (wbeatj, at O^c. lil.it H> huslieis at 7d.. i-O lu*.. and
34.00 ' buabel* at 7,1. per baahel; .'>0,t*J i buxe* clieeae tthl*
weeki, inclu dux the quautity previously reported, ut 55s ;
and by (ail, 10.> Itlids. tallow at 31s. 3d. j 1,(X>0
bbla. rosin at 2s. lojjd.: HX; hhd*. tobacco at 35*.
To London, by sail, 5tki Ouls. rosin on private term*; 200
lihds. tallo.v st 32a On.; ld.OOH bushels ?rain at 8'4d.. 110
iba. I ha charters were An Italian oark. hence to Cor*
for orders, ur.th 3.(111 quarters grain at Os.; au Italian bark,
hence with: 3,'XKi do. do. at <?*. aud ?T gratuity; an Austrian
nark, hence with 3..KI0 do. do. for aame voyage at *.; au
American brlir. hence to the Cattegat, with 2,iJ00bbla rellued
petroleum at .'>* 3d. a 5*. 4W<L t a .Norwa.lan hark, from
iia.tiinore to the Baltic with l.OOO do. do. un private terms;
an Austrian bark. 7)*5 tons, lieu o to London, with 1,5(10
bbl*. rosin and balance rellned petroleum, on private terms;
an American brig, trnm Iticlimoud to the Baltic, with 2.0(H)
obis, reilne I petroleum at tie.; a Britist) ahip. 1,-81 ton*,
laid on the berth for London with u-eneral cargo at current
| rales; a British ship, 1,8 >2 tons, laid on lor Liverpool, with
| do. at market ratea; a ves.el reported hence to Antwerp^
with general cargo, on private terms.
3.505
1,130
4,041
Hi hi
3,743
14,548
1,408
8,808
Ska.;
DOMESTIC MARKET&
Oalvkmton, J une 20, 187ft
Cotton dull and lower for Mian; middling, lljjjg,; low
miilUItu*, 10>gC ; good ordinary, U^c. Net receipt*, UK*
balui. li \ pom coastwise, 3?. Sales. ?j(K). litock, H.tiH,
Nk* Oklkan*. June at), 1H7H.
Cotton quiet; middling, 11,'io.; low lanidlliig. IUf|e.: good
ordinary, D'ic. Net receipt*. 73 bales; gros*. lu.'i. exports
Ttllll 1,fi.ll. Sales, 1,1**1. Stock, 7W,3.">3.
Savannah, .lune 2H, 1870.
Cotton quiet; middling, lit,; low middling. IO>to.: good
ordinary. H^e. Net receipts, 07 bale*. fc\ports coastwise,
240. Sule*. f?. Mock, 4,1117.
Muhii.w, June 29, 1S7H.
Cotton weak and irregular: rnlil ling, lu^c.; good ordi
nary, Uc. Net receipts. i'Jj bale*, Export* coastwisc, KM.
bale*. 10 ). Slock, H.iUO.
CHARLESTON, Juna 29, I87?.
Cotton quirt; middling, ll'io.; low middling. lti\'c; good
ordinary. !)'{c. a 10c. -Net receipt*, 37 bale*. lu-, 7i.
.Mock, ...(MX
Wu.hixuto.v.N. ("..June 28, 1870.
Spirit* of turpentine steady at 27c. Be*lu quiet at $1 23
for strained. Tar steady at t>l 00.
'OLtliD, Juna 2i>. IS76.
Flour dull. Wheat iu fair demand ; No. 2 white vV.ibush,
$1 3-J*; No. 1 white Michigan, $1 2>i',; amlier
Michl.au. #1 IM: June, 18JJ; July, $1 l8j^; August,
?1 17'4; No. 2 da, 01c. ; No. 9 red, M%. <'orn Urtn; lugli
?uixed, Kpai, Jutie ami July, &2e.; Align*!, CiJt.u.; l .w
mixed, 4'.''jC ; August. Al%c.; no grade. ; do. Dayton
and Michigan, 4Hc. [ damaged. 37c. Oat- i|tilei but firm;
No. 2. 31',4'.: white, 93c. lieeoipts?1">,0U0 bushels wheat,
JO.OuO do. corn, l.t.OiO do oats. Shipments-100 bills
Hour, D.OUO bushel* wheat, ?U, *>J do. corn, lO.nJO do oats.
Hcrrami. June 29, 187d.
Lake receipt*?Hour, 730 bble.: wheat. 47,0011 bushels;
corn, 1JO.OUO do. . oau. ltt.OUUdo. Uaiiroad receipt.-. Flour,
4, li?> tbls. ; wheat, U.OuO bun.els; corn, 15,000 do.: oat*. j
8,00 do.: rye, * JO do. Canal shipmout* lor tide water
Wheat, 23.'v>?? bushels corn, 172.IV*> ilo.; arlry, lii.lnu
do.; rye. H.UO > do. luterior points Wheat, 9,000 bnshela;
corn. .?,?? do. Itallrond auiooients?Flour, 4,10 i bl.I?,;
wheat, 21,600 bu-iiels corn, l.'>,000 do.; oau, 8,t* *> do. }
rye, do. Canal irieght* firmer, wheat t*-.. com o,'ac ,
oat? to New York, toll* trie udid. Kailroad freights ?
About 3t,c for wheat to New Vork. Flour llrm; sales 1,000
l.bl*. at unchanged ra)es W eal stagnant. quo atloni en
tirely nominal t'orn very dull; vo. Jmivd Western about
Mf,c. ; no sales except I.OIM bushels high mixed at
Data nominal at 3 a- a tie. Kyo neglected Pork 'lull' at
SI M 7.'i tor hoary mo**. Kara dull at ll^eC. Illghwmea
slow at $1 13 tor city made.
Oswkco, June 20. Id7fl.
Flonr unchanged: sales 1.5O0 hbl*. Wheat *te dv; mile*
of extra white Michigan. *1 .X>; whito State at $1 -Ml: red
Mate at (13/i No. I Milwaukee club held ai #i i!d a 91 21.
Cons qui<;l at ."?7c. Corn meal unchanged Mllll'eed un
changed. Canal freights unchanged. Lake receipt*?Wheat.
2,40<> bushels; lumber, 001,0 0 feet. Canal shipments?
Lumber, M7.'?> feet.
C?WAOO. June 2fl, 1876
Floor quiet and unchanged. Wiieit lalriy active and a
(.hade higher: No. 't I Mcago spring, *1 04?(. spot and June;
fl u';4. July; $1 Oo?),. Auhum . .No, 3 Chicago spring,
*.h'4c. a 8S?4o. ; ra^ected. 7,'jc a i6o Corn him: No. i
mixed, a 47c. *p.it; 4* 'vic., bid June; 40J,e.. bid
July; 40?-,e , trid August.: rejected, 43c. a Ohm
stHiulv: No. 1 at :f>c. cash. Jon* and Jnlv: 2??<c., August;
rejected, 2ir. Hy \ No. 'J at ft7*^c. a Oi ,i' ilarle, hrio;
tin. J spring. epnt and Jnn'. 82c., bid July.
I'ork quiet hut steady; $10 22).. spot and
J u I v: $10 4) a $10 4.',. August: 719 *!.>?,
.?September l.atd dull: 911 20 a 911 -">, July. $11 :t.?
a ?>ll i7. Antrum. Itn.k niest* steady, with a talr demand;
shoulder*, '? ?c a 7-,c : clenrnu tiiien, Mc, | clear si ies,
10c. a lll'.r. Whiskey firm at $1 l<>S|. Keceipts?Flour,
T.OK'bbls; wheat, b'SJHO bu*iiel?; rum, J04,iX^> do.: oats,
,'i2, uo.; rte. !,(>*> do. : barley, ?_','*?? d". Shipments ?
Floor, 11,*410 bbis,; wheat, ?' i.OOH tiusliein; corn, IW.OOO
dn.; Cats, 2?.'Hio do : rye, IH.o O do. At the afternoon call
of (lie Hoard :?tV heat nr.n ; flu i\. July; $1 '?! ?? a $1 0<l^,
A'iga-t. Corn firmer; 47e a 4V, Jnlv; 47J,c., August;
4.c bid. esah aud June. Oat* firm; 30u., caeli, June and
July; 2H*^c., August.
PRINTING CLOTHS.
PnOTlbRgC*. R. !., Jnne 2?, 1870.
Printir.?' cloths were quiet an I steady yesterday at pre
vious prices.
BRAZIL MARKETS.
Rm
lated: price* verj
ds per 10 kilos.
I.M'liante on l^oml in. ^
Freight* to the Channel, 3os.
Sa*to? Jane 28, 1874.
Coffee animated: eriees very firm; superior liantos, B.400
relt a 5,&i0 reis per 10 kllvs.
Km J ANktgo. June 28. 187)1.
Coffee animated: price* very firm; good firsts, S.000
a r-.o-to reis per 10 kilos.
PETROLEUM MARKET.
AirrwKgr, June 20,1879.
Petroleum, I1>^L for One psle American.
rilVAWClAl*.
A.
WEEKLY COFFEE MARKETS.
Ilto Jatrcigo, Juae 28, 1878.
Average dallv receipts ef r-offee during the week, 2.7'V)
bags. Shlpnieuts of the week?To toe Channel an.i Norih
of l.ur qie. 10.000 bai'S: to the United States. 10.000 du ;
to Mediterranean port*. lO.OStdo.
Sale* tor t ie t h.tiiuel and North of Europe, 10,000 ban;
fur the L'nite.l states, 12.000 do. ; for Mediterranean ports,
6.14JO do; st'M'k, 30.000 do.
8a?to?, June 28, 1970.
Average dally receipt* during the week. 7i*> bags.
Hhipmt'iits oi tl.e week to all cuuntrie*. 2:t.i*?i bags: to
the Channel, Europe and Mediterranean ports, U.UX1
bap*.
Sale* lor Europe. 21,000 bags.
Stock, 36,000 bags
EUROPEAN MARKET.
I-ostHjx I'aonLca Markkt.?Logpox, Jnne20? Evening.? '
Cakutta lins-e<L 47s. Od. a 4?s Linseed eil, lUe, 3d. a i
23a. M. per ewv
J. k W. hSLIUMAN A CO.,
2<i Broad at.. New Vork,
l*;,ue Letters of Credit to traveller*,
payable In any part of Europe. Asia Africa, Australia and
America,
r Bui* ef Egchange aud make Telegraphic Tranafers of
Money to Unropu and t alilornla.
BitASON AHLh HA I'55.- M)J*lit ON~LIFK AND
Kndowmen: lusaranoe Policies. duftg?gs* and other
ties, iiurance oi ail xmd* etfecteq with best com
J. J. i I a it it 1 > : tl M CO.. 117 Broadway
*tUiOi;'ji'T tKVHT FUN lin Ti I Lu A N <?N MuMT*
city er Brooklyn Apply to LBVll'T A WULe
l Pine ?t.
I.OT'.II.NUHAM * 00., BA.NKhKS. 12 WALL
'liable puts and calls, oend for explanatory
A
LAUV WAfffd A LOAM OPS9o> VOA
I..1 *?ple socurltyglvea. Address KAKTU
i>u, Hiriidr
/
B
PIXAXriAU
SWKby SkviStm hank.
128 AND i:to HOWEUY.
NVw Youk. Jane 13, 1*70.
A Seml-Atinnal Dividend at the rate of ?i\ per ten* per
annum i>n h!) sums of QA mil npward, mi l not exceeding
Bud of live percent po' annum on ?ll mim in M(M<
ul and mil exci eiiiiit' # ..ism *? nlcli -h?ll utve been
dei.o.lnd .iltHi three iui>ntli>ou the Ui oa* o! Jniv nctl,
will br allowed to the iiepi>?lu>r<. an ? will be p.iyabls on or
after MONDAY, July 17, 1876, in accordance with the pro- j
visions of (he bylaw*.
Ht order of the Trustees.
8 vMUF.L T. BROWN, President.
O. II. I'miuniHiLi, Secretary.
Gmzi N s savinTis hash u; TuifcfrvUFSRw j
Ymk. .V Bowery. southwest corner ul Caual streel.?
Interest fur July. lMk - (k* Board .?( I rasters have or
dered to be paid to depositors lor tbe ?ix months eudiujf
JuueUO. 1^71), interest iittfte rate of six pur cm par an - j
nam on ail mmi remaining in bt.i July 1 lor uie number I
of cairn :ar months tbe name lias been on <i?*r"?lt next pre
viorn-thoretn. interest not withdrawn will he or. dileii a* i
nn original deposit and entitleil to interest Irani July I. mid ,
will be enter*.I ott tbe depos tor's bonk h heneier presented. ,
K. A. QUIMTAKU, Preelder.t 1
S? vmock A. Bunck. secretary.
Pioumsk or "ohio ani> m iksiksiphi ~ra"lwaT I
" ' Company Consolidated Mortgage and Conviiidatud |
Murtirage 8. P. Nouns due July I, I87U. will be paid at No. |
William St.. hew York. W. M. WALTON', Secretary.
Urydock savings Manic. :hi anu an 0ov?kkv, |
corner ot Ud St.
The Trustee* of this Institution have declared tbe semi
annual dividend on all deposits entitled thereto July 1,
1870, as follows:?
Six pur cent on all sums of 92.OU0 and under, and five per
cent on the excess ovet 93.000.
Deposits made on or before July 10 will draw interest
from July 1, 1870.
ANDREW MILLS, President.
? 11.1.1*11 V WRMTXB, S'ecretarv.
Di-.lawari-:. lackaWanna aXD wkstkh.n kail
road Company, New York, June 27.187?l. A quarterly
dividend o. two and one-hail O-'^l per em will be paid
July 30. Transler books close June :MI anil open Julv 33,
l*7H. KKKHK. II. tilBBKNS, trHWwT
VVKHUltf INDWTSlAl SAYINU8 lUSX,
NO. ol CHAM UK IIS STREET.
Nl ?? Youk. Julie 30, 187'1.
DIVIDENDS.
The Trustees of this batik huv.i ordered that Interest lie
paid in depositor* cutlllud tberuto for the six mouths oud
?Ug tllio date, as f >lluWS I
1st.?On sums ol $l!,OJ0 and under, six per cent per an
no in.
2d ?On sums exceeding $3,000, six por cent per annum on
nnd live per cent per annum on the excess.
I'u.vabie on ami alter Monday, July 17. 1*70.
The Interest will be placcil to HI credit of depositors
under date of July 1, nn I will be entitle to interest lor the
ue:.i six mouths if not.withdrawn.
. HENRY L. HOOUET. President.
David Lkpwitii. Comptroller.
?""\STATK rUNDS TO LOAN-ON CITY PROPERTY
J i'i years; lowest rat,-s; no deluy. 38 Broadway,
room 10.
Manhattan savincs institution,
Mo. 0t4 tiro .<lway.
Nkw \ onk. June 20, 1876.
51ST SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
The Trustee* of this institution have declared tha Gist
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND on nil deposits on tbe
FIRST DAYfiV JULY NKXT
(by the rules entitled thereto). at tlie rate of six per cent
per annum on sums of and under, and Hve percent
per uniiiim on sutu* over 000, pay ah. e on and after tbe
th rd Monday In the month
Interest not withdrawn will be credited as principal.
Deposits wiii draw interest from the 1st ol Jauuury, April,
J uly and October.
E. J. BROWN, President.
Kdwarp Scavr.L, Treasurer.
C. K. Ai.voku. Hecretary.
VTOTIOJ-: TO BUNKHOLUERS.?HOLDKK8 OF THE
i.1 old Bunds and Coupons ol the city of IturliiiKtoii. town,
wnich have iiintureil, are requested to present the same lor
payment, at my othee, iu the city of Btirliu^ion, Iowa, on
or beii r.- J u.j i, 18"ti as the interest on sum.- will stop after
that date. W. W. WlUli I'MAN, City Treasurer.
Bt'uLl.vuTc ., Iowa, June 20. 1870.
M0N1S* AT .sIX~PKR~CENT~ii\TKKES1', KOH THREE
or Ave vears, to be loaned on bond and mortgage on
improved property iu this city only. Address U. K. 11.. box
l,4vt Post oil ce.
0KK10E Ri DtilfwOOD IN8UBANCK CO.. BUOf>KLYN,
June-'i', 1 - 7 i.?A seiui-aniiuiil dividend of seven (7j
perceut is declared, payable to tbe stockh luers on de
mand, at the New York ollice of this company, 170 Broad
way. 9 WM. A. SCOTT, Secretary.
The v hath am matiohau banE "
Nkw York. June 24, 1876.
I ho directors of this bank have this day declared ? seiul
annuul dividend ot (-"?> Uve per cent, payable to the ktock
liniuers on nnd after the 1st of July next, until which tinii*
the transfer books will remalu closed.
UEO. -M. HARD, Cashier.
StrnTum TO LOAN ON i.OOD CITY PROl'KltTY
^IU?J?UUU nt (t per cent.?Several sums at 7 per cent;
commissions 1 per cunt.
?. U. LOCKK. 1UB sth st? uear Broadway.
COPARTV KltSHil's. """
Vrkw'VoKK. JL'S HO. 1S7U. " - - "'-"L'
ll DISSOLUTION OP COPARTNERSHIP AND
DISCONTINUANCE OP HUslNKSS.
The copartnership fieretotore existing under tlx- (Irm niinie
of WILLIAM MKNZIhS A M).N la tin* day mutually di?
s-'lved. The biiMncua will )?? discontinued lor (lie present.
Killior ol tliu uiulertigned will sign in lit|uldaiiin. Parties
holding claim* of Kn) nature whatsoever against llie Arm.
whether nmtitred or not, arc rcqu MM to f>r?*??tit llie same
for Immediate payment. Unmatured claim* will lie ?uli
Jected to it rebate hi Hut rate of in tier rout per annum
from data of presentation to >.eic ot maturity.
WIi.LIAM M I-. N XIKS.
WILLIAM MKAZiaa.Jr,
itt JKINKSS DHHOUi lMTIKS.
a nliWTumci.K, sei'-uTSo'ipastek'tHan"HjaH
J\ manufacture it. ?Want a puriner, with $i.iX) >. to ex
ternl i iwiifn; alto Stale Sights for sal*. Queens Couutjr
Land Office, US2 Broadway.
\ CUM CUT KVI' PARTNER-TO TAKE C'HAKOE OP
J;X bonk* and outside huaincaa. with about #t,(JOU. will
UnQ M desirable chance iu a wholesale furniture manufac
tory. steaui. complete machinery and trade all over ths
country, inquire of or address J. SCHUEIUEK, 140 East
tud ?l, to it A. >1. aud alter ft P. )l.
KF.rfPEOTABLK MA* Or HOOD 11 AH ITS WANTKD
a.i Banner In a lijfHt. a.rceable, goi d paying buainaaa;
price ol one-half of ttock aud li&turen, a*AJU Apply at store
Stli av.
iili?h DEALEK WAN rH.D?NONE POK 30 KI,( ICKS ;
300 families auxlou, to patronise. inquire of Mr. DAY
in new block, ad av.. corner &.ith ?t., Brooklyn.
T MUOU BL'slNKSH MAM. H AVINU $5.IX) i TO IS".
A Te?t promptly, m-<y have Drat class position with
(alary ot a curity, first mortgage on Improved real
estate near city. Address E. A., box 131 Herald office.
t iEkMA >, WELL POSTED THE KEItuShNK
oil trade. an<l having a largo number ol customers,
aiao cheap More lacliilies, but, tbio nail iiiHlortune. little
money, wishes a p .rtner Willi about JKi.tfXl; no risk aud
?plendid returna. Address OOOD WILL, llcrald office.
AN KNKKOKTII) MAN WITH WANTED-TO
take half Interest in a business that will make invent
meiit montiily; good aalary and expense* allowed; must
liavo llie uaali. Address IM.V1KDI Al'l.. Herald office.
D?y HOODS -A.PEHSON WANTED TO OPEN STOKE.
All iames say one la greatly needed. Inquire ot Mr.
DAY, .'tdav,, ftftth ft.. Brooklyn.
WANTED?A PAR TY TO HEI.P FURNISH AND
TT take charge ol a email and neatly titled up atnre on
Broadway tor truit, cigars, soda, Ac. Apply to E. A. HOV T,
Toll Broadway.
WANIHiJ?AN HONEST BUSINESS MAN. WITH
fi.nWciih, to invest In and manage the beat paving
light manufacturing business In tba country. Address li.
II., Herald office.
0; I MM CASH WILL BUY ONE U.ALP INTEREST IN
Ox'M/ tiooU Will, stock, Ac,, in my buiioais, paying
MJU ptr month. <tiS Broadway, ronu H.
?&1 n<UI 'A'tTNfclt WANTKD?BUSINESS BS
ipl.'M/u. tabllflied; CJ.'Kki yearlr ifuarauteed; capable
iimiuiiiad cxlenmon. HiV BU cckcr at , lo*?r bell.
<J?1 IWIM -PARTNKK WANTED, WITH fl.tWO. TO
?iT L>1/t/V/. tako hair intereM In an emy ca?U biiaineii
ioiii wt uiwiii, cajiablu ol $U,i?ii yearly prollta. Priucipale
preparrU to talk buaincaa call lor tillAV, 4i Kim .i.il at.
?> |W||| -WANTED. A PAR ft WITH #3.(?ii TO
* "J> Invert in a circua already iu runninir order,
witn a complete ininiiauy. now pcrlornilnit' only ilioae
in,? hiiiiik hu.mi- - need Mkuwer. Aadreaa H., Herald Phila
delphia liraucll otllcc
$'"*<1 <WWi -EyLIAL PARTNER WANTED, IN
'I", gold mm Oliver bit.lion wparatlMK and ro
ttuin^Ouain at , jean euabllihod: paying Inrge prollts and
uo chain of lues. E l'. J.Ol'Kfc, l.i'J sib It.
MARMAGEi AX\) D&ATtb.
MARRIED.
n*i.b? Orcvtt.?At tlm rP?idcnco ol the bride's
ji'arvuu, Nyuck. N. Y.. Waunumlajr, June'.'H, 1S7H, l?y
ttie Ki'v. Erakiue N. WUit", D. I? , Wimjam J. Bki.l, of
New York, to Lvcisua M.. eluem oaaxuter ot K. B.
Otcott, E-.|.
Bovi.it?o'Doiifhty.? At Conn, I- I., *t the resi
dence ol die bride'* mo'liar, by \'nry K??v. Williain ,
Quiun, ol Ni w York, Mr Hknrv iIovi.k. ol Sao Kaiaol, ;
l aiilornm, to Mim Kuitm o'DoitKKTr, (Uu^htcr ol the
late Wtl.um Archuall?? ll'iln-rtjr. No tariu
?'mtkii?Hi ki it - on Wi iinr.iiey muilMiil, J?W M, j
at llie Pri'tbyierian !]? umriai rtiilNk by lit" K??v. C.
ii. Kobiuann, D. 1'., Jinks Kkkku to K'i.oiia, eldc-t
d.iughter ol William Hu iut, E?q , all of thu city. No
card a.
Isaacs?Jihoxm.?At the Congrt'galion.'il cbnrch In
Eiiloiiioo, June 21, by the KeV. C. S. Harrower, of
New York. RMaiaird bv the Kev. Mr. Iloibroke, ol El
hngtou, Eowahii U. Iiuaci, of New York, atxt Hatii E,
KlIulM, ol EIiiukUIO
McMullim?Bhww*.? On Tuesday, June 27, IR71, al
the residi-nce ol the brtde'a iiarcuta, by lb* Kev. Will
inm Neuavn MeYickar, ol I'biladeipbla, Ci.ara J.,
dauglili r of Jeremnh Hei?ou, to Akthi r Mi Mtxi.m.
No card*.
Pimr?Tytikh.? On June Vt, 18T0, ?l the roaidooee
ol tbe fernief pArent*, by tin.1 Kev. Dr. Mamp.ion, B.
Kha\klin Port to Dkhokar K , elde?t datiKbtor ol
Jninua M. (a and Ana Mart* lytler, all of Harlem, New i
York ciijr.
DIED.
Am;in ?PutjJenly, on * edneaday, June 38, Korirt
Aunt'a, a?od :io year*.
Tbe rvlauve* aud irioart* are reRpectfui)/ requested
to Mtoud tue Mineral, -iu Friday, tliu 4?th mat., at two
o'clock P. M., irom bis lale ri akteoco, 44ft M(ost 4tttb
?I. Interment in lirevnwood tX'iueter..
Avi him mi** ? Ai Queiicc, on Monday evenin r. 39th
nut., Jon* ALCWSCi.ona, ol ihmcity, in tbe OOtb >ear
of In* ago.
Kiineral aervicoa at Dr. Hall's ehnrth, fttb av. Md
ft.'ilti at , OR yridajr, MHii mat., at ten A. M.
BAk>xa.?-oa Wedaeeday, Juue M, tiUUAjUM J.
BAKMfcM, in the ?lttii year ol bis age.
I'lic luueral will take |?Uo? ou Krlday, Jane 30. at
tbrco o'e oek, at Sl Jobn'i* cbajai, Vanck at. Keia
tiv. s and Iriend* of the latniiy are icupcciluiiy mvued
to ait* nil wiiiniiit luruier no ice.
BkinoAit ? on Jane M, Ui?, Patricr J. Brrihar, at
bis rvatdenoe, lMd sk Md M av., M tbe Utb year vt
his age, a unlive of Rosgray, eoaitT
laud.
Hid r ? tili\Csi and !rieurf? urn Invited
funeral, from bis ro?>deiioe, an Sunday nl
o'clock. 1
Id Brooklyn, W^Udcm! iv, Jul
Lot ihh K. Bosks, in lUa Tbtu yoar U| bor ago.
Ktleli * and relative* aie luviled to attcod tlM
funeral. nu -unUay, Juiy it two o'clock P. If., from
tier lute residence, Nu 1X0 BoeromtL, corner Deaa aL,
Brooklyn.
Bkadt?On Wednesday, Juue 28, Mamis Fbaxcm,
age I 5 years and 10 months, beloved daughter of
Thomas V. and Mary Aon Brady.
Relatives and (riftids of the family are respectfully
Invited to aliond the funeral, from the residence of bar
parent*, No. i Mott at., ou Friday, iWth in at., at MM.
o'clock I* 14.
Hi usi.ki.? On Wednesday morning. June 'JSk
Jay, only son ol Jaui?s< F. and Amelia Bulklejy
141Ij year.
Funeral from tho residence of his grmdmoj
Eliza Cooney, No. 37 5th at., Brooklyn,
4ay, June.'It>! at three o'clock. Relative
are res peciiuily luvlted to intend.
Oasmx. I'iioha* C*?siv in Brook)]
aged 3 years, 2 months uud 1'- day*.
The relative* uud iriends ol' ibe ftuiij
fully invited if- ulien<l tbo funeral, on .
lnte residence. No. .v.'s WcU bl Tna '
interred Id Hatbush'at two o'clook
Albany papers please copy.
Cocuuta.k Suddenly, on June 28, 187d.
tax, a native ol comity Calway. Ireland
year of Inn uge.
The relatives and friends of the faintly are il
attcud tne funeral, from his late residence, A]
37th at., on ?Saturday', at hall past one P. M.
Oi i i'kk. -Thursday iiioruthe, Bkmsic wife of Dudley!
Y. Culver.
Fuueral cervices Saturday, tvrelve o'clock, at I
residence ol her father, W. J. F. Bailey, 100 East 74tt
at
Denyxb.?At Huy Ridge, L. I., June28, William B^
IH:\ . hk, aged 41 yeura nnd Id day*. .!
Relatives and friends aro Invited to attend th<
funeral, at the Bay Kidgo Methodist Episcopal church,
corner 4th and Ovington avs., on Friday, at tbras
o'clock P. M.
lit'CKworth. ?On Thursday, June 20, ISTfl, of con
sumption, Rhugoca, wife of Nelson Duckworth, in tht
06th year of tier age.
Relatives and friends of the family are respeotfblly
lav lied to attend ilie funeral, from be'r late residence.
Ma 0 .St. Luke's place (l.orey st.), on. Saturday, July 1,
at two P. M. Interment at (ireouwood.
Fisti.-On Thursday morning, J une 20. at Cooper*
town. V. V., I.kvantia I,., daughter of the late Joseph
L. White, and wife ol 3. Bayard Fish.
Funeral services will take place Ht her late residents*
at Cooperstown, on Sunday aiternoon.
(it'iNKA.?On Wednesday, June 28, Timotuv Ciissa,
agod fls years.
The relatives and fHondsof the family arti respect
fully luviled to utlend the funeral, on Saturday: al
half-past one P. M., from bis luto residence, No. '919
East 60th k'~
Gtoni.no ?Drowned, at Balh, L. L, on June 28, 1819,
Rkvkkb Oiivki.kh (iij.NNiso, youngest sou of the lata
Edward Cunning, of Brooklyn.
Reintives and Irtends of ilie family are fovltad to
attend the luncral, at the ri'.->idence of his mother, N?
427 Cold 11., Brooklyn, ou Saturday, July 1, at thr?
o'clock P. M. ^
Ham.?On Thursday, January 29, Jamich B. Hali.J
aged 71 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to
teud the funeral services, at his lalo residence, No. 09
Wilson sU, Brooklyn, E. 1)., on .Sunday, July 2, at half
past two o'clock 1*. M.
Portland (Me.) papers pleaso copy.
Hand.?lune 28, 187(1. ni lies Moines, Iowa, after*
lingering Illness, David H. Hand, formerly of Sag Har
bor, 1- 1.
L itig Island papers plotise copy.
HAWKtirs.? Suddenly, at her rosldcnce, Jam P,
Hawkins, daughter ol the late Richard liawklns.
Funeral ou Friday, the 30lb inst, I'rouibt Matthew'*
Church. Sussex at., Jersey City.
Hki.lkmikki;.?tin Thursday morning. Juoe 20, Raa&;
Hku-wnukkq, beloved mother of AdolpU and Herrmau
Hclleuberg, aged 67 years.
Relatives and iriends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend tho lunerul, from the residence, 4XJ
East 52d st.. al tun o'clock this morning.
Hitciiinub.?Ou Tuesday, 27th iu*u, at Port RitL,
raoml. S. L, A.vritoNV E. Hitcuinus, aged 76 years an4
7 months.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral,
from bis late residenoe, Port Richmond, S. L, at elurea^
A. M., Friday, UOtb iusu Carriages will meet thu buatfl
leaving at a quarter past nine A. M. from pier 10 North*
River, New York. The remains will be takon to Tnaity
Ceinotery lor iniermcDt.
Hoi.lky.?At Bloomfleld, N. J., on Thursday morn
ing, Juue 20, Mrs. Clbmkma. Uoli.bv, In the 76tb year
ol Iter age.
Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to at
tend tlie luneral, ut the rcsldeuue ol her son-in-law.
Dr. H Maclarlun, ou Saturday, July 1, al half past
twelve o'clock 1'. M. Tram boat BloomUeid Railroad
leavoB ioot ol Hurclay st., at 10:60 A. M.
JACKSoi Suddenly, on the 27th Inst., In Phi ode|r*
pbia, Mrs Euzaiiktii Jackson, wile ol J. E. Jackson^
The remain., will be at tho house of her sister, Mr*.
Tooker, No. 434 Pulaski btree", Brooklyn, at tweivo
o'clock noon to-day tFriday). The friends of the fam
ily are rc*pcctiully Invited to be preseuL Funeral
will proceed to Cypress H ill (Cemetery at two a'd?c.k.
I to
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Ma<;i:ikk.?On" Wednesday, Juno '.'9. after along ud
p-.niilul Illness, Ann Ma<h irr, aucd 48 yeara.
Tliu relative* and friends of the lunniy. bar brother*
Thomas and Patrick Unrus, li - cwise our brothers-in?
law, i'alrlck Mngulre and Joseph Jarvls, are respect
fully Invite.i to attend the iuucral, from ber lata resi
dence, No. 123 Wort n st., this day (Friday). Her re
mains will be taken to TrauallKuration church, cornel
of Molt and Park sis., at hail-pasl nine o'clock A. If.,
when n solemn requiem inan will be celebrated I of
the repose ol bor soul ; thence, at balf-paat one o'clock
to Calvary Cemetery lor Interment.
Mani.ky.?On Wednesday, tbo 28th Inst.. William
Mauley, the eldest son or ibe lata John W. Mauley.
The reuiiVFH, and friends of the family, and Leiiaf
ton l/>dxe, aiu K. ani A. M., are invited io attend tlM
funeral, Irom his laie resilience. 481 Wav*rley avenue
(late Hamilton street), UrooKlyn, on Friday, at l*(
P. M.
MARDFiti D ?At I'alaako, Jons U. Ma Roman, In tb(
27th year ol his age.
Relative* and Irionds are Invited to attend the fune
ral, Irotn the resilience ol bis siatur, Mota Soiimkia
No. 3U4 Willow si., lioboken, N. J., on Saturday a fur
noon, at ball-past ono o'clock.
iloRitia? In Brooklyn, Tuesday, June 27, Sarab,
wlte 01 Kicbard Morris, in ber 36to year.
Relatives and irlendsoi tbe family are Invited la
attend her funeral, from Dean st, near Washington
av., on Friday morning, at eight o'clock, from tbeuco
to St. Joseph's church, in I'aciflo sL. near Vandermlt
av , whore a solemn requiem mas* wtil bo olfored
tbe roposo ol ber soul; thence to the Holy
Cemetery.
Mriit.? At Harlem, on Juue 28, Ihaiiklla,
daughter ol Joseph and Margaret A. Muir, In lb
year ol ber aga .
The luneral will tako place from the residence of I
parent p, No. 18 Wes; 129th st, on Friday, June !~~
tw o'clock 1'. M. ^
MrCAim.L.?On Thursday, Inst., Br
McKvoy, relict of Bryan McCahltT. agod 63 yeara
I he relatives and friends of the lamily aro re
fulty Invited to attend tbe funeral, from her Is
dcnce 146 Ka?l 49th St., to Ht. John's church. (
and Mad i.-oil a v., wnero a requiem mass Will be <
on Saturday inornltiK, tu nine o'clock.
MeCAti.rv.?On Wednesday, June 28, Mary
i.ry. native of Curlea, county Donegal, Ireland, i
years.
Tbe relative* anil friends, and alto those of her I
John J. McCauley, are rexpoctlully invited to ?
tbe luneral, from her laie residence, No. M K
ton street, on .Saturday morning, at half-)
o ciock. Her remains will be convoyed to Hi Pa
('alliedral, where a solemn bijh mass of requle
he oflored up lor the repose ol ber soul.
Mi Cot kT. ?On Thursday, Jane 2$*, Sri.knia,
Charles McCourt, aud daughter of Francia Ballon.
Relative* and friends are roaprcifully invited f
tend the funeral, from No. (142 11th av., on Salur
J uly 1.
M< Cohkkk.?On Thursday. June 2W, of conieotn
the brain, Catmkkink Ahuri.a, infant daugbh
James and Katie A. McCosker.
The remains wlU be removed for Interment in
vary Cemetery, on Friday. June :io, at two I'. M.,
the residence of ber paruuts, 244 Mb sk
MoOratil ? In lirooklyu, on ihe 28th of Juao, Jo
Htm it Mi-Cratm, sired 7 years and I month.
The funeral will lake place Irom the rosidenoo of J
parents. No. 243 Hoyl St., on Friday, Juno 30, al
u'clock P. M.
NoMi.a?Oo Wednesday, June 28, at F.dgewat
Staten Island, Albion Norlr, lu the 31st year of
ape. '
Kelniivo* and friends of the famdy aro Invited to I
tond the luneral, Iroiu the Kmgslsy Methodist Kpli
pal church, on Friday. :??th Inst., at two I'. M.
Noonav?On Wednesday, June 28, ash,
wile of Fid ward Noouau, seed 70 years.
Tbe relatives and Irlends are re?pectfully invi
to attend the lunoral, from bor late reside*
iiv. A. at ono o'clock.
ii'Donxrm.? On Thursday, Jnne2?. An\a M.,
<lati|tbter of Michael J. and F.mma O'Doonell ufedll
months.
Funeral from In* residence of her parents, 1W0 lij
av., between 13d nod H4tt> sis., on ^alurilay, July 1,
one o'clock P. M.
Troy paper* please copy.
Pinic.-on I htiraiiay, *?th last. Katib, wife of
Jam in fine, In the UM year ot her aye.
Heiat.ves and rriende are respectfully invited
attend tbo funeral, from her late retideaoo. 1,4
av.. oo Saturday aiternoon, al One o'ctoek.
Poolb?On June 2?, 1/iatrvA, daughter of Je
and Rebecca (?. I'ooie, aged 1 year and !M day a
Funeral to day, at two l* M., Irom the pareata' I
donee, W41 Pacific al, Brooklyn.
I'oi.um'K.?On Wedne'dsy, June 2R, tnddenly, Mn.
I'oi.uk K, aged 20 years and 6 monltaa
ItMIR ?On Tbiiradutr, the 2Wth Inst., Cakuiik
Run, eldest nicco of Wlnlclaw Held, of thM elly,
21 >oar?
I tie Itinera) services will bo held al Cedirelllo, Oh It
where the remains will be carried tor Interment.
ItoNRRm?on Wednesday, June 2*. 187(1, al
Dorp, vision Island, Piiocrr, wile of Willie
ape i rtl years.
Relatives and friende are invited to i
n^ral. from ber late residence, New Ik
Island, on f ituroav, al ten A M. Carrlagee will bo I
WAjiiiitfat the autton lor the aloeo'cloelrI
New York.
SAni.iKa.?In this city, on Wednesday, the 9
Jamks I. SADMint, ablest son of tbe late Jama
in tbe 2Jtb year ol his uge.
Funeral Irom tbe resideaco of bio mother, No. :
West :j8th st, to the Chnrcb of the Holy Ineo
where a solemn mass ol reuuiem Will he oflored <
tbe repose of bie toal, on Friday moruiac, tb
insu, ai tou o'clock. KelaUvoa and frionda Ini
attend.
W ii.1.1 a us.?On Wedneaday, tbe 2Sth iaet, Tao
Wii.i.iams, formerly of Sban?iha?, China aged 47 yo
Friends are invited to attend bla faaeral, '
reaideuce of Uavtd Jenkins. Mo. M I
Ik D., ob S luruay, al two o>?loafc

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