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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-02
Died.

ANDERSON ON Monday evening. Deccmber 10
ANGEnISE beloved vile OF George ". Anderson 1D'
The relatives and friends OF the family also mem.
bers OF Polar star Lodge, 245 f. and A. NJ, are i'm
Teroy 81 street. et ON Frday at ten O'CLOCK a. %
BL4CK.-At her residence, 2s4 Broadway, Viii.
liamsburg, on Wednesday, December 81. mrs. ELLIE
of BARLEY ana Ann smith, In the 9th year OF her
age.
The relatives ana friends of the family are re-
snectfully requested TO attend her funeral. rom
Streets. at eleven O'Clock this (Frday1 morning.
CART,oN'Scn Wednesdav. DecemSer Al at the
residence of her father Cornelius Kirby, $40 East
May her soul rest in peace Amen.
The relatives and friends of the family also of
her brotners.in.law, P. K. Horgan and owen Muir.
phy are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
ON Saturday, January 8, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, rom
st. Gabriel's church, where a solemn requiem mass
win be ofiered up for the repose Of her soul.
Albany and Brooklyn papers please copy
CROPsEY.-At Railway, N. J., on Thursday Janu-
airy l, ANDREW CRoPsEY late Of this city.
CROwTER-At Greenpoint, L. l., on Tuesday
night, December 80, JOHN A. CROwTBR, after a
ths Sa ana age az @
months.
The relatives and friends of the family also the
members OF the Dramatic Fund Association. the
theatrical profession, and OF New York Lodge, No.
$50, and A. M, are invited to attend the funeral.
on Sunday afternoon, at half-past twelve O'CLOCK,
from the Dutch Reformed church. Iowa street,
near Franklin. Greenpoint.
CURTIs.-ln this city, on wednesday December
81 WILLIAM ", eldest son or the late Joseph Curtis,
in the 47th year OF his age.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend the
funeral from the residence OF his mother l23 Filth
avenue, near Nineteenth street, on Saturday morn
ing, January 3 at eleven O'CLOCK.
Rochester and Albany papers please copy.
CURTIs.-HENRY b. CURTIS.
The funeral Will take place this friday after
noon, at two O'Clock, from the residence of Mr..
William Churchill, 30 Madison street, TO Calvary
Cemetery. The members of the Bryan Rely, Mon.
roe and q. Cowing associations are requested to
attend
DALroN-On Wednesday, December 81, OF con.
SUMPTION the beloved vile OF Robert A. Dalton
aged AZ years.
Funeral from her late residence. a. Morris
street. Jersey City, at two O'Clock on Friday jan
uary 2, 1874.
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STEAMBOAT PILOTS UNION.

Election OF Omccrs for the Ensuing Year.
At the last meeting Of the Steamboat Pilots,
Union of this port the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year,
ITesident-Edward Barrett
Vice Ir'esident-L. Hoffman.
Recording Secretary-Thomas Kerland.
Financial Secret1ry-JOhn w. AlbertsOn.
Ts'edSuYer-James w. LOcKman.
I1TnsteeS-LeOnard w. Kip, p. Carroll, L. W.
Decker. Walter McAnister, w. w. White.
SergeGnt0t- A77nS-Walter w. Schulz
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

FRANKroRT BoyRsx mFRANKroRr, jan Limited States
nye twenty bonds at " for the issue of 1862
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr-LIvERPooL, Jan. l.
M-Lard 4ls per cwt pork 62s. Cd. per Dbl. bacon,
$685. per cwt for Cumberland cut; cheese Sd. per
cwt
n LIyERrooL PEopycx MARKEr.-LrvKRPooL Jan. l.
+. M.-ralow, Ais 3d. per cwt
1nseed. 6SS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-02

OCTOBER
was marked by continuation OF the extreme pros
tration that felt in every department Of trade.
Heavy failures were reported, but. with spirit Of
compromise between debtor and creditor. some of
the principal houses were enabled to bridge over
their difficulties and resume business. Money was
tight, and not easy to be had on the most ap-
proved security. Gold declined from Ill 4 to 1O7H.
upwards Of SO, 900 900 being received from Europe
The government resumed specie payment In silver
to the extent OF S. in every 500. Government
bonds were low and irregular, holders being un-
willing to sell at the sacrifice demanded. The stock
market was generally unsettled and low.
NOVEMBER.
Early In the month gold declined to 1861, the
lowest price reached since June, 1862 Later there
was an advance to 110A, on the advance OF the
Bank Of England rate Of discount to per cent,
and various rumors regarding the seizure of the
virginius Towards the end Of the month there
was decline to 1887. but at the close an advance to
1o9X. Government bonds were strong, and prices
advanced from to per cent. On the 1st instant
the Treasury issued another call for the redemp-
ton OF 900 Of the bonds Of the issue of
1862. Foreign exchange was very irregular early
in the month but toward the close became very
steady. The extreme range was 1851 a 1O7X for
60 day bills, and 1o7X q 100 for short
sight. The banks gained steadily in legal
tenders, and commenced to reduce their
loan certificates. Money ranged from 1-16 to
s per cent. At the beginning OF the month the
legal tender circulation stood at $3.50 00O, 900. At
the end OF the month it was $500, 100000 This slow
process OF innation strengthened the stock market,
and there was AN active speculation, attended by
O sharp advance. The dealings were principally
in the Vanderbilt stocks. Erie, Union Pacific ana
Northwestern.
DECEMBER.
The gain by the banks, the resumption Of the
Union Trust Company, Of Messrs Fisk 4 Hatch, and
other firms the increase OF legal tenders in circula
tion-all tended to inspire the street with addi-
tional confidence, and prices OF stocks, govern
ment BONDS and the old railroad bonds all par
ticipated in an advance movement. True, specula-
ton vas somewhat crcumscribed in character,
and confined to the habitues OF Wall street; but it
was nevertheless well maintained until near the
close OF the year, when decline set in. This,
however, was followed by period Of frmness,
and the market closed with more less OF prom
Use. The range OF prices during this month was as
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| PRICES OF THE YEAR 1873.
AS matter of interest we annex a table OF the
highest and lowest prices the year the leading
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-02
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS BONDS WANT.
IM cd-In exchange for New York Real Estate.
L. X. WILLARD. So Exchange place.

OFFICE OF THE HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH
~ Railroad Company, No. u Broadway New York,
Dec. rs, 1873 r
COUPONS due January 1874 on ssooooco Of Missouri
ST. Joseph issue" and 81 20O0O0 bonds of the Hannibal
and St Joseph Railroad Cameron Branch will be paid
on after the I'd day of January 1874 the Bank of
North America. JOHN Z. ACkER. Treasurer.
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MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS INsrIrU.

No. 283 Bowery, near Houston street.
Interest Notice.-A semi annual dividend of six per
cent per annum has been declared and will be credited
the six months and three months ending December
81 payable and after January 49, Interest not with
drawn will be entitled to interest a deposit Money
deposited now will draw interest from January l.
A. T. CONKLIN, President
HENRY c. FISHER. Secretary
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HASKINS 4 BRAINE, BROKERS, IL BROAD STREET.
Stocks and gold bought aud sold for cash or on mar
gin privileges negotiated responsible firms, which
be used In place of cash margin this enables
with small capital to speculate with little risk. Explain
atory circulars mailed.
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and severe illness, MARY c., daughter of Adam and
Mary G. vaupel, aged o years, months and Ii
Tne relatives and friends of the family are 70
Sav. Iamyarv 1S74 At ten o,ciock A. NJ rom tne
residence OF her parents, No. 405 West F0rtv-sixth
street. The remains viii be inferred In Woodlawn
Cemetery
vERNoN.-At 20 West Twenty-seventh street,
OF diphtheria after brief illness Of four days. BxE.
TIA LOUISE, the only daughter OF Edward and
Anna V. Vernon, aged years, months ana ~
The remains will be taken from the mousse at half
past eleven A. NJ Saturday, January 3 to Bur
Van GAAsBEEK-At Hoboken, on Tuesday. De.
cember 10, 1873 EDWIN VAN GAAsBEEK aged ~
The relatives and friends OF the nmily are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral on Friday,
Washington street. near Eighth Hoooken, at ten
O'Clock.
VAN In ERsrrSr-on wednesday. December 81.
JAMES VAN IpERsTINE, aged 20 years.
The rela tlves and friends, also the drum corps.
Company /. Eighty ourth regiment, n. $. G.: N. r,
DR.. Walkers Calvary chapel East Twenty third
street, between Secoad and Third avenues, this
day Fday s. Monday December
90, HENRY c., son OF John d. and Permea West
obsequies from the residence Of his parents,
North Broadway, on Friday, at half-past eleven A.
NJ. Carriages win be in waiting on arrival OF l0:45
train from F0rty-second street.
wINsrow.-On Thursday, January I, ISAAC
WINSL0w, In the 72d year Of his age
OF h the s
Brooklyn, on sunday, at two p. M.
WINTJEN.-On Tuesday, December 80. john
HENRY, son OF John winten, aged years. .
months and - days. .
The reatlves and friends OF the family, also the
st. Paul's Relief society," are invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence, No. Ill North
Third street, on Friday January2. at one O'Clock.
WLKINsoX.-At his late residence, 70 Hamilton
JEPrHA A. WILKINSON, veteran OF the 1872 war;
in his SD year.
attend the funeral, this day VrkdaYl. I'd inst. ~
laltpast tW0 J, y.
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FINANC lAL.

-LAPSLEY BAILEY BROKERS, "A BROAD
"A. way.-Stock and Gold Privileges; also Double Priv
legeS In Stocks and Gold All signed by
Sers Of stock Exchange or responsible parties Stocks
bought ana sold against these in place of
gin enabling of small to speculate with
but little risk. Explanatory circulars mailed to any ad-
dress.
PUTS AND CALLS; $40 TO 500 INVESTED IN
IA. them often pays 500 to 81, 900; the only safe
method Of operating in Wall street. limited capital.
fully explained i'll ~ page Pamphlet mailed free any
address; orders executed on margins.
VALENTINE TCMBRIDGE d CO..
Bankers and Brokers 80 Wall street New York.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

scHuRrG-CAxxANN-In Dresden. saxony. on
Thursday, November q, EDMUND SCHURIG, M D., OF
Dresden, to FRANCES N CANAAN, daughter Of
William /. Schenck, Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-24

RAflD TkANslT.-AECHANiCS' TRAINS-wHAT is
IL needed by people OF moderate means-Farc only
~ cents-w hitesone L. T., on whitestone Bay. the iu
ture centre OF large shipping interests only % minutes
from Hunters Point oy excellent Flushing and North
siae haiToaa Me,'s platforms steam brakes, elastic
switcbes) q trains daily. from $50 A. to l2l5 mid
night troubled less by leo than horse cars
snow about an hour from the City HALL by James slip
fourth street Jerry: nearer Than Fort Washingon or
Elizabeth; only half as far as Mr.. stewards 5Garden
yn as near 20 businsss as SEVENTEEN street and much
creasng; good society beautiful scenery; riding boat
ing bathing high ground; excellent wafer; many
eh ana lever than in New York city fare meenan,
quick transit comm utalion by other trains SIS per
mum village taxes limited by charter hall per
ing in crowded tenements
ITO LET-AT WHITESToNE, AN ENTIRELY MODERN
House, with all convemences; to the right party.
who will take good OF same, the will very
low; furnished or unfinished.
K. d. TUCKER, A Cliff street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-24

A BARGAIN.-FOR SALE, DWELLING HOUSE,
n barn. carriage house, &c;, and between three and
OF land fruit Of all kinds beautiful location.
road and Ave minutes rom the Jersey City and Albany
less and very little money down Inquire OF j. DIXON,
45i Greenwich street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-24

brokers WHO THINK THEY CAN SELL SPLEEN
ID did Lot Property. near New York address ED
WARDS Herald office. Commission, 3l,500 Owner is
abundanty able TO hold the property but will sell
daplel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-24

A RARE OPPORTUNITy.-TO LET, FOR THE SUM-
"A mer, handsome Country Residence thoroughly
furnished, containing all modern conveniencesi SIX
acres Of lawn and garden; garden All seeded gardener
the place. who can stay II desired. the house Is
within 10 minutes walk OF the depots and only IS min
from the City Hail. New YORK, with II rains each
way daily: cause Of letting, the owners unayoda6e
detention in Europe Call at 80 John street. at o. DE
WITT, BRO. L co.'s WIRE Works Be,leville. \. j. The
above will be let cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-24

U,oR sALE-vERY CHEAP AND on EASY TERMS.
on account OF owner leaving town, House In best OF
Srder; four Lots garden, fuif trees and shrubs; on
Washtngton avenue, Brooklyn Apply ut " Park row,
Boom IL - .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-24

AT S. PER MONTH, SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS
"A at the famous Garden City Park, adjoining the fine
improvements now being made by MIR. A. stewart 1t
Garden City Lots from 500 $500 according TO ioca
All this land has been under cultivation and Is
guaranteed healthy. For investment you can find no
spot desirable at the prices Maps free. Visitors
should be at 1856 Third avenue, at 9.t A. NJ.
week days \. W HITCHCOCK Real Estate Headquar-
$50 Third avenue, corner Twenty siXth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-24

DOR SALE OR TO RENT-A FINE HOUSE AND
two acres Of ground in garden, lawn fruit and shade
trees IN Fuckahoe, 800 eet front White Plains Boue
ward: house has IA rooms piazza in 'front.' French roof
with cupoia known somerset He terms mode
Apply on premises at 402 West Fiftyfourth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-24

A LOVELY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
"A summer and winter family house, II rooms; all
the modern conveniences; elegant paror 37x6 large
dining room; fine kitchen, with stationary tubs: hot and
cold water first class range; bathroom and water clos
rooms arranged tor owners use handsome carriage
house stables coachmans rooms; all the requisite
buildings sheds &C enclosed and entirely ienced IN
perfect order with 81 acres Land lawn, orchard gar
latng building es hour on the Erie Railroad near
Ridge wood no nuisances; malaria; salubrous all
the year picturesque drives and walks most de-
srable neghhors eligible alike for business retirement
sired Apply to W. A, BATCHELOR, 10 Bond street,
New York
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NORRISANIA.-FOR SALE, AN EIGHT-ROoM COT
lu tage, with modern Improvements in a good loca-
ton situated high ground, venient to horse or
steam cars terms reasonable. Inquire of JAMES NJ.
PAHsHALL, Washington avenue, corner l67tn street,
Morrsania-
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-AT HASTINGSON-
Hudson; on high ground, overlooking the river ;
three acres, handsomely laid out in lawn and shade
stable horse and carriage house; three
rom depot ana steamboat landing; Sl2o month APP
ply to ROBT 5. RoWLEY, Hastings. or j. w. RICHARD
SON III Broadway, room g.
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CORNWALL, ON THE HUDsoN.-To LET, FUR.
~ nshed House. 10 rooms, attic and cellars two acres
in lawn, fruits and vegetables and carriage house
near steamboat landing. Apply TO owner, ISL West
Fortylrst
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A SToRIA, L. l., BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
n ayenues-A Cottage six rooms. cellar, two lots
garden plenty fruit cistern, wtN. Address +. BERTHET,
81 Mes FIFTY .fourlh street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-24

T OTIS GIVEN AWAY ON WESTMINSTER RIDGE. IN
IL plot Of Ridgevile to those who will improve within
five years for the nominal consideration OF S2 part
cash, win sell to those not improving 500 EACH $40
down and 81 month The plot Of Ridgevle is but Is
miles from the city the New York and Housatonlc
and sgue We regard this the best building any
where in the vicinity OF New York; acce ssible TO
churches schools, stores and Post Office, and
utes walk from station; full warranty deeds given
making first payment; title perfect ARMSrkAD 4
STOREY &c East Fourteenth street. Fourth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-24

E,OR SALE OR TO RENTAL HASTINGS ON-THE-
I Hudson, two story and French roof Frame
House. containing all the modern improvements twelve
rooms and about one acre OF ground handsomely laid
out in lawn and forest shade trees; only 1--WE
the depot and steamboat landing with hne OF
river; price $l3 500; rent $50 per annnm Apply j.
G. LAFURGY, on premises, or to J. W. RICHARDSON
Ill Broad Way, room q from to p NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-24

r,,oR SALEM GREENPoINT, TWO STORY AND
u sfsc frame House, with good CELLAR y rooms lot
20 or address JAS W. MARSHALL, 2n Orchard street
preenpOnt l.. I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-24

TO LET-oN THE SOUTHERN BOULEVARD COR
- hsr Q! limits Point road and minutes walk
from uepot Of portcheser and Harlem Railroad RS min
gses 70 reSk sip handsome Cottage with stable and
garden OF ABOUT three acres, all good order; mouse
newly papered and painted; stable lust Htted M new
and plenty OF iruit In GARDEN viii be rented low 10
Eaet Fourteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-24

ONE OF Thu PRETTIEST VILLAS ON STATEN
"A. Island ten rooms front and back piazza; fruit
shade and ornamental trees; bay and ocean views
mile from beach; plenty OF Ash IS minutes from city;
s. 600; will exchange tor first class Mortgage. Full de-
scription and views at s. B. WOODS. IS William
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AT $40 MONTHLY OR $500 DOWN. AND BALANCE
"A in three years suit your eo-A Flushing Park Lot.
and ornamental trees, stone sidewalks, excellent
schools and church privileges 40 churches fine boat
ing and fishing splendid drives railroad depots,
2J trains daily, nom a. NJ Till l2l5 p. NJ are eight
cents Take James slip ferry at foot Chambers street
Thir,y.d9 -four street ferry and 60 70 HITGHcDCK's
call Tor map at HITCHCOCK's Real Estate Headquar-
tiers. Third avenue. corner Tween sixth street
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

A CHOICE FARM FOR sALE-7 ACREH BERGEN
n county, N. j.: land under good cultivation; price
Wv b. e. MOWERsON Executor.
SUI Greenwich street. New York.
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DAY NE $40 MONTH FOR SIX YEARS
doea without interest and 500 cash. and / /. viii
10 subject 70 mortgage OF 81 sD; or give me 81
month tor 80 months and $500 cash. and get House of
81 ~ month for " months and $500 cash and get one
elgnt large rooms 30 by 100 subject 70 g. 40
mortgage, In Garden Park, in sight o; depot at White
nothingf SAWiJEI. DPAKE 's
office no mr. derof Whifeefone
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ITO LET CHEAP-A NICR TWO STORY AND BASE
Of New York Address OWNER 1O5 West Thirty sixth ST.

ITO RENT-COMPLETELY FURNISHED, FOR ONE
i or more years, Gothic House; handsome grounds.
stabling; hennery, chickens; cows &C.; fine boating
from railroad station; horse convenient leading to
the best OF markets Apply to address j. X. II. l..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-24

NEW RoCHELLE.-A FURNISHED HOUSE, II
IN rooms, finely located, ~ minutes from depot and
salt water bathing rent tor the $500 $780,
Address apply 70 JOS. LAMBDEN, New Rochelle,
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LroR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE IN NEW
Haven Conn.,, II minutes ride from the depot;
large grounds fine fruit grapes Ac house nearly new.
me uaar horse w mi dnscr i St;n nss
photographs address box ga Post Office, New Haven,
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IN country Residence on Orange avenue 70 let unfur:
nished house contains 10 carriage house and
hennery about three acres beautifully laid in lawn
fine lake, &c; fruit and shade trees In abundance i've
minutes drive to four staons plank walk stations
very reasonable to good tenant; owner will keep
groun in order. Address CHAUNCEY, Herald ONCE.
The New York herald., 1874-07-26
FREE AIR FOR SICK GIRLS,
Practical Charity Asked from Farme

PrnctiS al Charity Asked from Farmers.
WORKING WoMEN's PROTECTIVE UNION,
3S BLEECKER STREET, NEW YORK, July "a, 1874
To THE EDITOR OF THB HERALD:-
The novel but good suggestion" MADE by your
correspondent Mr.. Charles Allen, IN Fridays
Issue, Is one upon which this Institution has, to q
limited extent, heretofore acted, and one upon
which it will be glad to act In the future 80 far as
opportunity offers. In the course OF its legitimate
efforts TO protect working women from the SWIM
dies ana swindlers which abound In every large
city, aud to furnish employment and advice to
those VINO need, 1t Is very frequently brought in
contact with sickness and suffering which can be
far better relieved by country air and nourishment
than by the skiII OF the best physician.
III there be gOod-hearted farmers who will fur
nish home for two, three or our weeks TO a de-
serving girl VINO needs respite rom toll, we Will
give them all the opportunity they require; nor
will we tax their generosity or the cost OF travel
in addition. There a'e enough generous hearts
connected witn our own institution who Will
gladly defray all such expenses. Kespectlnlly
NJ W. FERRER Superintendent
The New York herald., 1874-07-26
THE GUATEMALA,

Up to the time OF gong to press no further tid-
ings have been received with reference to the
stranding, in the Bahamas, OF the Pacific Mail
steamer Guatemala. II Is possible however, that
vessels engaged in the fruit trade between this
port and the Bananas may bring the first tdibgs
their usual run at this season OF the year being
about five to seven days. Another snpp0s,t,on IS
that the wrecklng steamer Annie may go over TO
Key West to telegraph anything Important aud
get more assistance. The Acapulco, which sailed
from Asplnwall on the 10th INST. Is due
inns me The Colon, ' another pHip' ves.e % ',o or
the Pacific Mail line outward bound, was
Que at the Bahamas on the 22d, and has perhaps
rendered assistance. On the 9th OF August the
Havana steamer City oil New YORK leaves this port
for Cuba via Nassau, and reaches Havana on the
18th, when news could he telegraphed here OF what
was known at Nassau. These New YORK mail
steamers are met at Nassau by the steamer
FANNIE, now engaged at the stranded Guatemala
to take of The mails from New York.
The New York herald., 1874-07-26
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Virtual Holiday on the Stock
Exchange.
THE BANK STATE M 4 N L.
WALL STREET.
" AI.L NTFHhN [
SATURDAY, July 25-3 +. M. J

SATURDAY, July 25--3 z. M.
Tn the absence OF any announcement from Wash
,rvton or Long Branch-the capital or subcapi-
,aI Of this scountry-speculation rife to-day re-
gsrdlng the new loan
GOLD
opened at 1881, sold at ITO and closed at lo9. the
lowest figure OF the day. The carrying rates were
Ito per cent, borrowing nat The customs re-
ceipts to-day were $24sOOo ana for the week
$2eas,4Ss. The sub-Treasury paid out to-day
Ssl, 600 in redemption oil fve-twenty bonds and
s27A,0o0 on interest account. The Treasury opera
tions at the New York ONCE during the week In
ciuded the disbursement OF sl,25O,3s3 on account
OF interest, s99 500 in redemption OF 1ye-twenty
bonds aud the receipt Of s., ,e39, 46s for customs
STOCKS WERE KxTREMELY DULL,
che market being a mere sham thoroughly bro
ker's market, with changes only covering 4 to \
Der cent The total sales we're only 20.s00 shares
Erie, Lake Shore anu Western Union comprising
more than two-thirds OF that total The subjoined
table shows the sales In each separate stock with
THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.