The New York Herald Newspaper, January 8, 1867, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Moypax, Jan. 7-6 P.M, Yheyatlway sbare market has been without animation «@itbough the material conditions aifecting it are worablé {0 speculative activity. It is not impossible, wer, that the reports from Washington relative to Me impeachment of the President may havo exerted a ransient influence in checking purchases as well as Andisposing the banks to loan freely to stock houses on ‘marrow margins, {he Indications before the close of ‘bank hours were thxt increased ease would shortly be ‘Pelt, and some of the private bankers bad considerable alances left over. Kaan ted of Mr. Hooper's bill im Congress amendatory of the National Currrency act ‘induces the banks to pursulp a conservative course, and the contraction policy of Mr. McCulloch operates im lke manner. This is not & depressing effect pou trade, and the mercantile community look forward with alarm to the further contraction of the currency at the present excessive rate of four ‘alliions a month, Congress should devote its attention Immediately to this question and deciae that no further Weduction of United States notes shal! be made fora ‘definite length of time to come, Whatever contraction ped aya! tender issues ia to take place should be in of compound interest notes on a very moderate @caleas they mature. The legislation on this subject should be so explicit that little or nothing would be left €o the discretion of the Treasury Department, and that the whole country might know what toexpect. This is specially important at the present time, when trade fand manafactures are laboring under. depression, and immigfants from the Old World are returning in conse- quence in farge numbers for want of employment. Moreover, the South still lies prostrate under the effects of the late war, and is in need of ample monetary facilities to assist ite recuperation. To contract the volume of the legal tender notes at the Present rate while three hundred millions of national bank notes are in circulation, isa grave error, the dan- ker of which is apparent when it is considered that the latter are redeemable in the former on demand. There 1s reason to believe, however, that Congress appreciates ‘he importance of Jeaving the currency to the operation Of natural laws, and avoiding a forced resumption of specie payments, and that its legislation during the Prosent session will be decided upon this subject. The bontiment of the country is in favor of non-contraction, ‘and several of the Boards of Trade have adopted resolu- tions in accordance with the views of this journal. At the same time also that Congress considers the Ourrency question, {t should pass a law against the secret sale or purchase of national securities by the Secretary of .the Treasury, The last debt statement showed that more than twenty three millions of seven-thirty notes had been bought, and nearly twenty-nine and a half millions of five- ¢wenty bonds sold in this manner during the month of December, through brokors, to whom the full commis- sion of one-eighth per cent each way was probably paid, Buch manipulations are costly to the government, and Beneficial only to the brokers concerned and speculators bathe secret. | The statement of the associated banks for the week ending on the Sth inst. is a very favorable one, showing that their resources have been increased by an addition Of $2,025,434'to'the lega! tender notes, and $1,722,274 to the deposits, while tho toans have decreased $1,502,301. ‘The other changes are a decrease of $390,480 in specie, end an increase of $98,258 in circulation. These figures eflect the action of the banks in calling in their loans @0 as to strengthen their position preparatory to making ‘their quarterty returns, which according to the national ‘banking law must be sent in to the Comptrotler of the Currency on the first Monday in January. The end in ‘view having been therefore served it i#reasonable to anticipate that loans will be made more freely, and thus far It has deen #0, although the rate for call loans is still Beven percent, with indications, however, that it will goon bo lowered to six, The totals of the present and f-a2strenr4es ants 202, 533,564 65, it server 19,769,003 ' The discount line is inactive, the supply of the best ‘grade of commercial paper being very light and the @emand equallyee, The rate for sixty days’ notes re- ‘mains.v¥ per cent. For paper of inferior grades there ds wo market except at high rates among the brokers. At the tem o’cloek epen board the stock market was firm et the closing prices of Saturday. At the first regu- lar board the business was well distributed and mod- @rate im volume, butzthe specelative feeling was rather tame, and prices were without improvement. New York Central closed 3 higher than at the same time on Satur- Gay, Gieveland and Pittsburg %, Cleveland and Toledo 854, Northwestern —do. preferred 4, Maripesa 1— @. preferred %, Western Union Telegraph %. Erie ‘was 3¢ lower, Reading 1{, Michigan Southera 3, Illi- ols Central %, Rock Island 3, Fort Wayne %. Gor- @rumént securities were firm, and the chief business in them was confined to five-twenties of thenew issue of 1866, technically known as “Andy Johusons.” These @dvanced 5; first issue of 1865, 1} issue of 1862, 5; oupon sixes of 1881, 3{. Tennessee sixes, mew, de- ciiged 9; North Carola sixes, new, 34. At ‘the one o'clock open board there was no material change im prices, New York Central sold at 111% ; Toledo, ‘Wabash and Western, 45%; Erie, 673¢ (s. 3); Cleveland and Toledo, 1: Rock Island, 104 (8.3); Michigan Southern, 62%; Illinois Central, 121; Cleveland and Pitsburg, 89%; a 903;; Northwestern, 4634 a %—pre- ferred, 82%; Fort Wayne, 1045;; Mariposa preferred, 82),; Union Navigation, 1085, = %. (At the half-past two regular beard the waa barely steady. New York Central closed § 1 than at the first regular board; Erie, %; Reading, ; Mich- igan Southern, % ; Tinois Central, %; Rock Island, 1; ‘Northwestern preferred, %{; Ohio and Mississippi cer- tifeates, 3%; Pacific Mail, 134; Western Union Tele- graph, %. Government securities wore dull. Coupon fve-twenties of 1842 declined 3; seven-thirty notes of ‘the second series };. Tennessee sixes, ex-coupon, de- elined %. At the open board at half-past thrée prices were % & %¢ lower, New York Central sold at 911 (« 3); Erid, 66%; Reading, 104%; Michigan Southern, 815; ; Glovoland and Pittsburg, 80%; Northwestern, 464; do. preterred, 8234; Fort Wayne, 103% a 104; Western ‘Union Navigation Company, 4534; Union Navigation Gompany, 1083{; Mariposa preferred, 32 (b. 3). There ‘was @ sale of Maryland Coal, for firat time for some months, a¢ 734. There was more ity and firmness dm the railway share marke: during the rest of the afters ‘moon, and at the close the following quotations were current :—New York Contral, 1114 » 3;. Krie, 67 © 673;; ‘Moeading, 10475 2 106; Michigan Southern, 81% 82; GQloveiand and Pittsburg, 80% a 90; Northwestern, 46), ©; 40, preterred, 62}4 a %; Rock Isiand, 103% «104; Port Wayne, 104 a 1043¢; Odio and Mississippi certifi. cates, 28 a KK; Western Union Tolograph, 45% a 1. Gompound interest notes were quoted thus by the deal- ovn:—June, 1964, 1163; a %; July, 115% @ 116%; Au- qast, 115% 8 Hf; October, 114% a %; December, 113% @%; May, 1865, 11134 2%; August, 110} 8%; Sep: tomber, 119 a 11054; October, 100% a %. ‘The gold market has beon active, The opening price was 134%, followed by an advance to 196}, after which t deciined to 184%, and fuctaated between this point and 135 till a quarter-paat two, when it began to droop, ‘ond at four e’clock bad touched 183%. Subsequently, @h the atreet, however, there wore transactions at 13434, An@uevced by the report that Mr. Ashley's impeachment tesotution, in the House of Representatives, had been woferred te the Judiciary Committee. There was a mod- @rately brisk borrowing demand for coin, but the supply ‘was aburidant and loans were generally made without Anterest, ‘The foreign exchange markot was firmer and rates were generally @ fraction higher than per Saturday's steamers, Bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were qddled, atthe close, at 10034 w 109%; at three days, 110.0110%, Commercial bills, 1083¢ 0 109; Francs, at sixty days, 6.15 5.199¢; at three days, 5.10 a 5.12h, Bills on Berlin, 724¢ «7234; om Bremen, 78% 8 79; on Frankfort, 41% a 413%; on Amsterdam, 411; a 4134; om Hainburg, 98/¢ a 363;; on Antwerp, 5.173¢ @ 5.1614. American securities were quoted in London as follows Ou the dates mentioned: — Dee,10. Deo, 2. Jan. 7. Bs rae 73 Hh 6 we 18: 82 jong the Colorado gold sharon Corydon is lending the upward movement. At the firwt board:Amorican Flag closed 20c. highor than at ‘Whe exme time on Saturday, selling et $280; Corydon, Me, selling ai $6 60; La Crosse Gold, 100, solling at $1 35; Quarts TEN, 25c,, selling at $486. At the second ‘Doard Corydon closed 200, lower than at tho first regular doard, soiling at $530; Rocky Mountain, 6c., selling at Bo Be Ly Groje Gold wan Bo. higher, gelling 4 $1 09, NEW 1UKK HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1867,i"RIPLE SHEET. 9 Schedutes of tit, 'Y oF more seven-thirty coupons, dae on the 16thrinat., wih 20W be réopived at the Sub-Treas- ury in this city. The business transactes’ at the Bub-Treasury in this city to-day was as follows:—- oie he oo | seam Sua 108 356 Negotiations for the ae, of tie Southwest Pacific Railroad into the Atlantic and Pacific rox 4 were concluded to-day, and Messrs. Henry H. Ward, Leon(rd W. Jerome Robert L. Cutting, President of the Board Brokers; Paul 8. Forbes and Charles Gould were elecy't to the Board of Directors of the latter company. ‘The report of the Cloveland and Pittsburg Ratiroalt for the year ending November 30 last shows the receipts to have been as follows: id account Lanse of Pittsburg, F Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail: way track... lane Of which sum $473,238 ‘are been appropriated for the payment of dividends, \improvements and various miscellaneous items, ‘The resources of the company aro as follows :— Cost e it, nyeoend and equipment. ‘The following, from the report of the State Treasurer of Ohio, shows that there is practically but little circula- tion left to their State banks:— Deposit of stocks, Oulat’d’g cir't'n, ‘slioaet 9 $01,096 Free banks. R Independent Pt ae try 97678 Total. $204, 47 ‘$108,774 The London Times of the 20th ult. thus remarked of the reduction of the Bank of England rate-of discount to three and a half per cent: — ‘The Bank of England rate of discount was this morn- ing lowered érom 4 per cent, ——< it was fixed on the 8th of November, to 344 per cet The return published to-night shows that this step could ‘not well have been ‘The reserve is now equal to 43 per cent of the rT ities, and the government securities are 30 por cent in excess of the amount held I Jast year, while the bullion is at the highest point reached duriug Eo ewes rears, and only £8,400.000 below the Down. At the same time more than half * million ade ad- very favorable. i this state of affairs, Tate of 4 per cent could be pore Oy Gears the Back having control of the market, from of the circulation on account of hueeweania payee and of the locked-up assets of failed establishments, was. “not (0 be diaregarded. In relation to the general course of business the new movement. will have little influence, . the lees able France, with a popu! of about thirty-eight millions, produces. of £85,000,000 sterling; England, with thirty miliions of pays £70,000,000 patie. oa @ rough theamount ef head is is France £2 63.; in I~ land £2 6s, 84 our manicipal or local taxation much than im France; but as as the Fevenwe is concerned, tes our way, and seldom add to our debt. bas deficit in its accounts every 4 igin the habit of extinguishing accumulated bye TE Since the socession of (i mm. @ sum of £270,000,000 sterling has been to the national debt of France, which now amounts to Perna, Ente cr, tae eis v9 ‘at the most, we are left to sw that the annual de- tgomery, at Pollard. The work of cutting cross-ties has already been commenced, and, according to the terms of the contract, the road will be completed im five months, ‘The completion of the railroad running from Coving- ton, Ky., to seme point upon the Louisville and Frank- fort Railroad, fe now regarded as certain. The Lexing- ton Observer states that subscriptions to the bonds amounting to $1,600,000 have beon closed, and that as much more could have been obtained if necessary. ‘The financial condition of Pennsylvania is thus referred to In Governor Curtin’e annual message :— Receipts during fiscal year ending _ mber Total in for fiscal year ending No- Payments for same period have been........ 6,462,303 Balanee in Treasury, Decembor 1, 1866....... $1,741,033 Amount of public debt as it stood on the Ist Ag TR a aia Railroad Bonds iphia and Erie Com. tafe Pip sides conn tn Treasury. i ¥ TODA... ss ecceserenee sesseee ‘Liabilities in excess of asnets,. In excess of ssots Nov. £0, 1861. $99,148,000 in excess of.ansets Noy. 30, 1866.. 22,536,015 Improvement in Treasury since 1961,..... $5,612,041 itares during tho war and fevenues, Mmountsd to $10,¢ would all have beeu applied to the pe of te commonwealth in tho last six years, A careful attention to the revenves of the he with such just poe I ape Ree required in the Facute, in expen will, f Yasar the entire yest ef ‘the publte itn the <i hei The time fixed for the redei ys 453,308, 24 of the indebtedness of the commonwealth having recommend that frig Nd vision, be inate for i selon by mak ng a 3 that purporo, papeio a such’ periods as Prospective revenues will justify. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Monday, Jan. 7—10:30 A. = » 16 ohe “@ Naw WRCO = ee, ‘ari, 11 months and 30 days, native of county Marine Dinas MARRIAGES AND. DEATHS. ae luwod Sreamenir Mixioax, which left to Deed fe ley an family are Balt nd which ay 9 for too Bt i wie fally invited to attend the funeral, from ‘his father's | at he atte ort PU Of Oth tant. Guosrtenanen ares ma s Married. ae pa crnidence, on Wednesday at one o'clock pre- | weather all the passage, and was compelled to pat into Payal 5000 Rh Wednosday, Serene, tee, Lasion, "Jouas } Sieenaw.—On Sunday, January 6, sao REA, 8 Sreaxsuir Lopows, from Galveston for New York, put Too € ¥ Benowzum to Karis ANDREWS, neo of Abiom An- | m ‘ive of Kings county, Ireland, into Charleston Sim last with machingry disabled, and'proe 1000 Virginie arews, of New York. '. Ne relatives and frieds of the family are Feapecttutly | oeded 6th. 10000 Cuurca—Gorpon, i this oft v, December invin “dv to attend the funeral, red his late residence, 166 Srsamsnir Stas & Sreires, at Prdadelphts from Havana, Erie 101 24, by the Rev SH Wenane D, D., Huss, Onvncn | West Seid street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one | Hiy-"ine acnetdibas from Boston fer Paiksdetphie, ie taare o att to Saran A. Gorpor, all — otty. otolock, witl en further notice. which stated that the captain and first mate were, by a heavy Fow.sr—Brows.—On We Novomlver 28, by | Suvor-aty’—In Boone county, Mlinols, on Sunday morn- | sen, washed overboard and hough every ‘available ednesday, Rev. Dr. Washburn, at Cal nee ps Ing, Decwm ber 23, after a short illness, Rev. Jamus Six- | effort ercised in i hel iv. Dr. iro, at Calvary Beecnse) san be cy 136 yi pape pe = ee rt was ext accomplia! thelr rescue. x ea SBF EE: Moons oo ter of pFeraae, Kae, og oh Conetier, Derry and Armagh papers please Peg rps pera ne porte entag tp ead G 1 1400 C1 ‘Lapp—Foury.—On ‘saturday, pens a ie Rev. Sacra. —! yn, = Monday, Jan eanere*, ince T have now been out from Lives ‘90 days. and have only FF Pid Be Johu F. Richmond, Mr, Wiuam H. eae Mrs. Exuzy | E., second inugbler us M. and Zilpha A. Smith, | been as far west ay Cape Vlear, with » ontiguntion of sw ito 10 aw Fouzr, both of san’ Francisco, Californ é ‘southe aged ness cones, {0 'moat a eR ie Tunar tion and & ‘airied away ape foretopeatl and: ores ‘Lovwenersr—Scurpe.—On Sui a a ves fami are iB % Soone Rov. CFE, Stchimann, Oninues iE, Linoawavan to | invited to attond dhe funoral, from the residence of her | scheauimimait: having « wae, on from alate ave slopued American & m0 Many Eusa Souxor, both of this city, ee Third wear Twenty-seventh street, | in here to replace losses. nothing elx¢ the matter an Union Sx re cia on Wedseaday aft\rnoon, at two o'clock. with the ship, Hp, and. T will leave © here Xr] in three or four - papers pleas ® copy. more favorable winds. Several oth ask vei * Tol, Birth. Joaday, Jaa vary, Joarrn Srocvmens, ps sting ttre eve pute eve ioe of ola Pras aporalng, re Eu, the and @ months, A .native Fala BS 33 it wife of Houben i Plas Sot’ « ancetier, "Cafoline A se ve of Oe ge Renee, "om Puget Soune, has been 53 Caen Sie 8 jerare)\X, 3 on saturday, | nbs wand Breed aa bik ences, wo U Sis Ly ci Diea. a perdi (Br), ashore below Savannah, was going to — Attay.—In Brooklyn, on " Funeral services to-day (Tuesday), at 12 grolock, ¥4 ALLEN, ‘Francis P. 4 5 "4 Buro RO Waionr, Hugg, from Baltimore via Bermuda for , COMMERCIAL REPORT. tthe falstives and friends of ave family are reepecttully | Tweksbes, N. ¥. Train leaves Twenty.sixih stroct nip aul, Which put i 6x Thomas fa dlstoss, will Wp Monpay, Jam. 7, 1867. late December 28, Asnes.—Receipts, 7 packages. The market showed no faster. se Te oF thts | of GEM BoRERIE—Shanchee dates of Now Sraport the loa variation in any respect. ia Cidre, | Cores. The erow wore saved! und sane ah sicher tt mone euffering. SE a ee a ay ae : alight steamer Amanda Winants, sud towed Breapsturrs.—Receipts, 6,660 bbl. flour, 150 do. and 561 bags corm meal, 6) bushels corn, 1,990 do. oats and 300 do. barley. The market for State and Western flour was fairly ‘SHIPPING NEWS. MAVEMENTS OF OCEAN’ STEARERS. low Boston yesterday with Ue" sch & Watnecy on and lost malntal, epit foresal, und had her side pi yee of the funeral will Be piven: in tomorrow's |’ waits are forwanted by ery slaamar tn the rogalar lines. geet re cae fo. Des Phiindelpbia BO dy aie Creer hg 34 ‘been ashore on. Ji . ‘the Cana which call at Londonderry. 7! ‘oa etect the Continent eal! ot Southamplen. From Europe. Leat ing Ohrise s City coun! Her cargo was “insured 3 the Virginia Fire “oa that A ues of 7, of congestion. MaRiAs, youngest and Caroline A, Butler, aged 6 years, 11 months and 15 6 a 10 90 Wall 9 00 a 12 80 ‘otice of funeral on Wednesday. tise Lorvatisy, ashore off BI LA Pir nb Couzn.—On Sunday, January 6, Mosrs Comun, aged:82 Sth inst, and was owed ‘nto te Rock Naga Ap Aaed — 00 8 12 9 | years, Gladiator for repatrs, 00 3 1450 |” ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend’ the ,Srawrna Tsraxnen—Capt Young, of steamtug Islander, 90s 1429 | funeral, from his lato residence, No. 168 Sullivan street, ‘abandoned at nen (as before stated’, reporte’ = 35 817 0 | car Houston, this (Tusedas) morning. at ton o'clock. timore on the evening of the4th ult, Sound to Fortress 2 518] | Commvcs.—In this city, on Sunday evening, January Fale, which bow nn-om chore’ ron'(he ese ston eile randy a — | 6, Rey. Moses Comarxas, aged 50 years, 11 months and ing badly, On the — Wheat was quiet, but sale: 23 days. when 80 miles SE of Cpincoteague, sighted igh! Barnes, for Savanneh. We then had three feet wa Hold, afd the tue almost a wreck. The Gen Rarnes prom; Jy bore down to ws, and recued mvaelf wad Raward alate, fi the mato-and pilot Frank Frank B Johnson Sreman, and Johw Lumberson, Deer, by means of roves which were thrown to us, and i Tt anppose that the tug must have foundered in about an hour after we were rescuod, as she was entirely at the mercy of the waves. Sreautve Picor, which went from Norfolk to the aid of the ship Rangoon, ashore at Chincoteague, atruck on Cobb's Island. ‘and sunk. The steamer B & J Baker has been sent from: Aap to raise her. Carr asem; eaper of the: Bow & Pins: BaBiboat. ears that erioe tne the blow @ week ago lust Thumey night it ne 10.000 bushels tneluding mized fo, 1 Chicage #4 $3.58. Corn advanced 16, » 3x, per bushel, lost the improvement, but quiet. The sales were about 1 Pus at ah Zin $1 223< for inixed Western in store, and $1 21 mixed Western afloat. | Oats ad- vanced lo. per ashe with salex were 45,000 bustiel Tae, for State and Oo. & jh wlth firmness, Dut tho market was quiet, Sales, 10-000 Pusoral in the Christian church at Irvington, N. J:, ‘Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Services at "ie residence, 18 St. Mark’s place, at half-past nine A. M. Covnrsiy.—-On Monday, January 7, Parnick Courtssr, in the 82d year of his ago. ‘The relatives and fricnds of the family and those of sons, John and Nicholas, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his son John, 123 East Forty- ‘ninth street, on Wednesday afternoon, at’ half-past one o'clock. Durmopy,—On Monday, January 7, at St. Vincent's Hospital, in West Etevonth ‘street, ANN Danxowr, ed an Buel Canata in band at $108. Barley and malt were dull ani Corron.—Thore was no perceptible change to note tu she market, ihe demand. being moderately active. and 1 pices ngarognted’s, quo- frm The sales 00 bales at the append 5 a native of Carregh, county Tipperary, ¥ Patede Feit, ibis. oO @ 3 We fertelands ant ToAetITee toad thoes oF hee Comin WL, ‘tetas that au blow &, week ago. ast Tt liam Comfort, are respectfully invited to attend the both i araeeed Dax ancees the ports on her via tove in. City of Baltimo funeral, from St, Vincont’s Hospital, this (Tuesday) after~ | Clty of noon, ‘at two o'clock, The remains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery. De vou. —Aa Newtown, L. L, on Sunday, January 6, Catatine De Bevous, the wife of the late Jacob Do Bevoise, aged 78 yoars, relatives and friends of the ey are invited in his seagoing experience, Dody was ccoeitts Ousk ay" toe bones washed ta ‘apon, him that night. On Thuradny the steamer Cactus replaced the light vessel om her station, Miscellaneous. We are‘Indebted to purser Chas 8 Munger, of stesmehip Gulf Stream, from Porto Cabello, &c, for bis kind attentions The |., 20,000 bushels barley at 4d., 60 hhds. tobacco esday afternoon, 41,090 pashale corn ah ad and_per steamer 900 voxseBecot! | Grolock= froin the: rasldenee of her souriariaw, ©. 3. De ba 1 ie, 64, 9 36a: to Bremen # 00) bushels rre-at 6d. inahips’ | ovoias, s ‘The New York and Mavre Steamship Company will com- rg alt roma ates mohanged, wis erate Forxy.—Of Sunday, January 6, Mra, Exuxy Forxy, {tinue to run thelr favorite steamers, Arago and Fulton a a Gc. for lente wife tee al , im the 28th year of her during the ensuing season between New York, Falmouth MoLssszs. here was little more inquiry, a eee ae as of y and those of her brother, qnd Havre, together with two other well known and popa- no fees chan, Sales 69 hi nds $e biie ve Orleans at 81}¢., and 20 riya are vespecttully invited to attend the at 2 o'clock, from her tar steamers, thus forming a fortnightly line. The requiar lence, No. 32 Second ar avenue, between Thirty. advertisement, naming ships, price of passage, &c, will ap- There was rather more dot : st for orate, ‘turpentine, and nena ee nan id THirty-A¢th streets, mage few dare. ee po RE EL pe TR sme Parwoe hina, A Fit ke batt Boling. salied from, a from Noe Yo low York tees a gate nnd Tih pavanced materia, Cire ey Totensn- lar Instands aged Shyer, Pic fh arrived at that port on the same day (Jun 4). chat Sales 530 ‘No. Tat $6 50; 1,600 do. frendsena er James Dale are Notice to Mariners. ate lyf # 6; 460 do. common; at $4 8735, and | Hie ttonattend the funeral, this (Tuesdays ~ teed at two o'clock, from a ate Hospital, fobdt of Twenty- sixth yor Bast riv Goanen.-7ts Hrectips, on: Suhday, Janvipy 6, after a ea bmp nap dang Marr DON, Wife of Thomas G. Gor- ‘The Comfeld Point ena was replaced upon kev "ty onder of tho Lighthouse Roa x LUDLOW CASE, LE Inspector. New York, Jan 7, 1867. For Havana, Kingst+a. Ja, Nassau, NP, and Now Orleans, de. Fon Rio Jawerao, &o—-Bteamship North America, from Now York Jan 22. ihe were quite “4 For Vina Caus-Steamablp Manhattan, from New York, : ‘bonded aged 27 y ‘The Bell Buoy off-the Graves’ Ledie has been carrie® movisions. eceipta, 480 beige pork, 6 do. beef, 108 aethe felacives and friends of the family are reepectfally: joe Huranh.—Seamship Columbia, from New York | away, anda it ean Gnu spre ee napartelly woke a a a ee S Firee ate, betwene Bo ‘and North. | > 'Stenina New York Jan pc Meise Ningase Board. and Sfing tte Se fend pricos quits stondy, | Nosgett ante ey bowore eet Sah Bioumghlp Merge Ghee cron, CAKE, Lighthouse Inspector, 24 dist, et clog ot $0) Br» Bal for New Brees, an" 919 “ .y, January 7, Kar Jann, daughtor |, Fou Natsau, 40—Stoamip Corian, trom New York | Boston, Jan, iy. ‘uding new rar of Jobn and Marin Gi {9 months aud 16 days. annth-einaiacnabeiamaeiae pier a pre tigre “ Sis fee tutirs gelery ‘The funeral will take ‘place this am, af ia ene La ne iy a Pl Kia Dente, which foundered during ow? nuess for Jt le and March at | at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No, foe ning jende, from New York Jan 19. She ane oF ee ee piper eo ‘Istand, el} cers and buyer's, Wore | GTO Hudson street. ‘Tho friends of the family are re- | Stnuship Hantsrilie, trom New York Jan 12, ‘tect of water, about five miles ihetive aad jirm at Bich. 9 $6. ad ao. pteernee role Bicaunehip Minot! trom Mew York Jai four fect above water. ‘The wreck te Reef wan quite achve at sitady ; | Spectfully inv Stentuahip Moraiug’S tar, trom New York dan 12, ‘Scnoorn for.ather vessels to run againet in themight, ‘at $17 u. ‘Jor now extra mess, $122 Hanrey.—On Sunday, January 6, Harrey, tN ‘Whal Ay SF vcs hee ite wotbeaae et @ native ef Broadford, county Olarey’ land, aged 100 Special Not jean om ‘s $35, the market ruling steady. Cut meats | years. Mie. All letters and packages intended for the New Youre sia Jen ofre Meticw. Cort: jm every respect, te ales CF 4 ‘The funeral will tak» piace this afternoon, | Hexat> ‘should ‘be sealed. B Con Aon Dyer. ford, Dyer, Eee or eee See Ok 8 0s. for clock, from ‘nixty-ninth street ae Rt site enna ¢ Bacon ‘was ‘dull and ‘nominally unchanged. | SLO0Pe.Clack, from (siya re ad to atte! ‘Aiaarae POR wow ToRK—rais Dat. ‘Spoken, : qading meme at Lie aise, ead Okt ae Me ieee nat. | _ Hscrwax.—At Savannab, tale moon Bork Golden Fiesre, from Port Spain for Mer York, oy Secreta tne ir pages ees “Cneon was | Mf pla fover, Gon Pere pate et he hac oS lehooe 8) casks Carolina at <0. The relatives toe friendaof the amy ar tavited to OF NEW ba JANUARY 7, M. PTR NET needy. attend neral, thia (Tuasday) afternoen, at 20'c! ae fea "Gocd to fair seaning Cube was quoted Be wioie, | st St. Mark's church, comer of ‘Tenth strect and Second |- greamsbin Pranconie, a. rer wooe, mennect, Portand—J F Ginatursn, Des 1 eo hrrbart Union (BD. Le Blane, Now Fie cies ere nbont Oo bike, teatoding Oese ote avenue. peRhip Aver Gallats, ‘Deinno, “Liverpoo! —Grinzel, Mtn. vane (and ee ie walt at 8e., peel eae fe.; Aige. @ 1%. for o - berg ateng ry Rinna after a tedious illness, ture f FE co. Pirate, oe th Yi ee ba ae raises U Denoy, Pensacola; brig Peanly Porto Orieans. ania Horton, aged iverpool joans— sold ‘at enhanced prices. 3—Bort vited to attend Cr ie Wood Mucarwar Dos i¢rin oer ee Kae Oo iow dae. © ‘cath white, Iai.‘ Hiige,,and hada, tuner hin rand ro Wlerason, ate wlock, trom |, Bark bio er , Ploghoft, Giorara—Funcl Meincke wars eta ermal Rissects ties stenty, oles ’ the residence of his son.in-iaw, James P. Com , Thebaud, Havre—De Vertu, Marsh from Ho sort ber? ingen te hong Putnam avenue, fourth house east of Bedford ovenne’ Meculiy. eae pied wich = sydney, where ab ‘would reestre et ae a ayrox.—Om Monday, January 7, Corensos., only smi. cee. Sere Se hu seettet Jomusrow.. child of David H. and Joanima Jobnsion, agod 3 years 7 | Brig Marscatbo (Br), Robinson, Rio Grande do Sul W | vig ona peaig toons Teepe ra new ‘The fare romectfully invited to attend the | Wor, Heda Rome, Meare, Los Palmas—J WFlwell & Co. | York anys faneral, from inp renceneere! aco hie parents, No 26 195 | Hermes (Br), BlackartpLaguayra and Porto Cabelio | St Tnomas. Doster ars raf wrath Bee Honstoa — on — ‘gine Bliss, la a ——— cu ee Brg ie ara, Cat Getta Perec Bisckene & baker, Rete ‘Kux.—On’ Saturday night (Sth inst.) Cuarrxs, — b fon 4 William and i in ‘ne 19th year of a eo e Belrondy ~ Nae ork): Mary _ fete Main he rile cared RTMeCready & & lldrethy Charleston Tis frionds and the friends of the family are respect | co.’ oN ales Sehr Ben, Jones, Wilt! fully Invited to attend the funeral services, at half. “past tan o'clook on Wednesday morning, Lb inst, at Christ | Relic Luc) D, Bigeine Ipee taker a church, corner or Fifth avenno and zhi irty-fitth street, | Scr Marray. re, corner oF Fi theo te are anit fot | itt Lt Sonn Walber, Drerton, cheat otro da % Kone 1 i er wlhedmelaaia ‘das ‘8 Be. aches “wha Taermeat at a beseon, ote honey or. Stoop Proof Glass, Halleck, Now Havon—G K Rackett. wrigh itimore roo! Please Cop: te 08. . ‘i fan, 18 [een Sanday, Jenuary & ef congition of. the.) lt. gems ebte le Barth (potJobe, Bertram, au !eopesectly | 5h © Berber, x Thom te ar mal ean wagered surpet ge teat ibeccipte lunge, oa ia ‘aged 37 years, a native of county ‘Arrived. . nson, jacksonuille, =p email; Pen: Corn raneeds sales of | Cavan, lent 7 ‘white at ane Gate dull; | ‘Her’ remains will be taken this (Tuesday) morning, rae Sa Bean ca itenna Si Tous, PR ake, | ton dare ner ong? Joux, NB, Dec 90—Arr echr W K Chapman, Cole, New American Ports. eae ld geet eran State font tor Sas ‘Sarienns ice tra ES achive A Buraley, from her late residence, No. 681 Firgt avenue. to St. Gabriel's church, East Thirty-seventh stroet, botweon First and Second avenues, where a requiew mass will bo ‘offered for the one o'clock, to wey bo yey relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend, Tautes. Oe On Sunday, January 4% Lal oo one clock in the afternoon, Georcs Lorton, aged 44 years, after a short and severe illness, 7a friends and relatives, aiso the members of Han- rp wi and orate to Smith & Dunning. No date, Tn ae'03, fon 1 follin with the wreck of a Gh rently alandone@ a long time; the bow aud all forward of her cabin was nader water; the mainmast had fallen aft, stil hanging to the wreo ee oe 338 Prove EEE ee enna oF itm me jon let at $i Oats hieadly nt 0c Barley ae erate Ry yequiet a $l. Heavy Bcon and oH rar eins fae te Dressed a wannah Jam 4, with a Fara Meavam Jas. 7, B8i. wane “Bicamsbip Gen Morton. othin: Orn tne stem rm | eye Bi.; | cock Lodge, No. 49, 1 0. 0... are requested Lo atvend jay Fe eee low: middiing. Ses ‘lading "a otk, middings the funeral, which will take tke ace from his inte indvean pasar aay ripen dan ee good middling, Sic. The ice w ru ratty freely in 6 | dence, 60 Sackett atrvet, WGroobiym, this day (Tuesday) st and passengers, to Livingston, ee Experienced very river, But few boats are in pert and ness on t! ‘olor twelve o'clock. 4 hae Opwnco, Jan. 7, 197, TOW, sro harevy wound to mest. sh sapere 0.7 , pra tie se reat rte tie gg | fm, Od Rouge "yoga Be bea geet gas wer Bas | Feat iit an aie (ieeccoeey ee macsrisee seaAertetes | “See flee Senet reas gr cents of 4.000 st 12. Onte 6s. io Mararwa.—On vdonday, 2 a the Seltel a Vorsene it gy No. 1 # e and juiet. Bhorts $18 a: @ per ton. ip semi Riidaing 938 * per ton. Niroed trelghts for dour : an te ite ya n prompt to Boaton ¢), to New York %c., to Albany 80c. jane, ide § . Footer, Demee tin anda, wpeEar EAT BE, | ve, sek tom Hh She Pk oe ae apes 5 to attend. —— 5 ‘bas for Irelend; Gretyan en pace myc wa | poems mare Seeeaiecaakee eres nal | fee fais ernie ‘st ‘ You ant clear. Di a EGS hy il Thomas Mnion, @ native ~ p) sehr Circassian, Kendall, Phil Foe nae R nea Se | Mita Nite wear ene | MRRP ERTS Se TO — ‘esa epectrelty laces 3 poery, ao (ita), Kulken, Hamburg, 6 mare, PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE, woe, At bal-pat one lone to Somme & = dns burne, of Wisconsin, and vane’. Saturday colon J. K, Fellows, of Arkansas, are stopping at the | short Hines, Harnm A. vl Tike et tnes won hte, Namhuoks, 1 month and 4daym s small vessel, with maste gone Con; Fitet, i Notice of funeral hereafter: x SbAndrew cof Malta Buenos Ortley, of Mi F 8 1. Barr of the United Monemy,—On Friday, ana Aare TE Anas ase vod Ht iddlnngiosy Had henry weather: States Army; in W. of 3: Louis; General | goromox C. H. Munray, aged Aig cntire ‘and aplit AK. Stowart, of Maryland; A. Monroe, of New Yorc, ‘ge ane Wendl, Rio Janairs, Srtne Mecropoliian Hotel” Hy are stopping | | Hilo friends aro. respectfully ariiee Pe a trarrey, p mbes Bh ofthe ‘aw tore boat, boulons ry A. haony, 4 nt ere Se cet ore Soe Ags ares en ‘a, ane fags y ington, ae sopplag t ine Southern Hotel Mabie, Westamkes (Alabama), and ae van f fas Sea a** Slidell, of Troy, is stopping at the St. Denia Captain Laurie, of Rogland, is stopping at the West. minster House. ea cass Saceae foe | Sea 3.8. , of Washingtoh, are stopping MoGeonas. (ie), ol r Ja, Deo 8. vie ‘Avent Bridee, We Peta, oa et Captain J. po gee Newburg val Porey Philadelphia, and Gongreenman i. andes, af Gone Ae proeye a 2 ews oh eene necticut, are siopping at the Astor House, Me! ‘to coon ieee. Cleaseon SP er Soi itbeca wars maar ro t a year Toxas, for Victoria, in the Btate, days relat De et ‘evisblishing © convent im the later i ty vine . Br), Crane, Winder, 16 days, with Pier. W. ¥, Baird, ofthe: American Bible Society, who | Aimerer, Jee ans Went Twe ohm Avion Blteabethpert for Providence, bas been in Texas for some time recently started for Monterey to look, after une intereets of the exctety ta that section. fer Sang ne < an ion cece Ser A eet Maar B,, wite NAUCURATION OF THE NEW. CITY GOVERNMENT OF BOSTON, |, The rlative and f ru orcnaee 1 lh ipa Boston, San. 7, 1967. | father in-law, x a T'bold: Koowlton, Fortuae Baz, NW, 12 daze, with, the new %, ing ree boa, . Fortane hy NF, 18 nye, with THOR wan sonnet ent gro $18, 008 sanniton of | Srantordy N. Sfoour, Cornwall, 0 days, with tasat 6 Tat Many Dat wan $414, 900,045, | NX. te ing 2 orearo on tho yee ot gomly ‘The atringent iicease ‘wero inaugurated in arty Hy all the ition ot the cou oaweaith to-day, NeW CITY QUVEANMiAIT OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Sramonety, Jan. 7, Nal The Fae, Bernie ety. government for 1267 | ake to-day, Apnual statement of ihe. "ony gnnces, 18 Commanicated by Mayor shows the {uez.seU Ten Gomyach Council oepaatzod ty the fe ae oun Da Secilon ot Wihuam Lada Cierk Bb ‘ go, Salt, RYerk; aehe Seige i, Yn tte port wee Firing Bond, ais bone, Smith Presidept™and Lucius & eves, Bona